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JANUARY

44, 1869.

i

SUMMERSIDE JOURNAL, THURSDAY
dds and Gnds. ‘Establisheit 1 UNK)TAINK.) GREAT Dis 5
“TA ‘cotore “servant “sweeping "gut ad CAR'TER’s i |

‘bachelor's yoom found a sixpence on the |
© t, which he carried to the owner.
You'may keep ‘it for ‘your hdiiesty,"
said ha , |
A short time after he missed his gold |
pencil case and inquired of his servant if}
he had seen it. |
«Yes, sir,” Was the reply.
“** And What did you do with it?”
** Koptiitifor my honesty sir!”

|

A Sunday school teacher asked a little |
girl who was the firstman. She answered |
that she did know. ‘The question was then |
putto anlrish girt, who answered, '* Adi m |
-sir,” with appurent satisfaction. -* La}”
said the first child, ** you needn't feel so”
grand adout it-—he wasn't an Irishman!”

Innocence—the pet. lamb that strayed

_ away off, years ago, from the rest of the
flock, and hasn't been beard from since.

We sce,.said Swift, in one of his most
sarcastic moods, whut God thinks of riches
by the people He gives them to.

Struggles in life are wont to bring us

‘out; unless indeed, it be with a police-
man, in which cases it may take us still
further in,

‘Why, Hans, you have the most fem,
inine case of countenance I have ever
seen.” -'¢ Oh yah,” replied Hans; * the
reason of dat is because my motlicr was
@ yoomans.””

It pays to advertise, evenin Honolula.
A lady advertised the loss of her canary
bird in the Pacific Commercial Advertis-
erand in a day or two the little warbler
came back and entered its cage.

Purtorocicat,—There is an old fancy
that the word devil is wholly composed
ofwhatis inimical to man; as thus :—
Devil— Evil—Vil(e)—11(1) —L (hell).

On a certain occasion of an eclipse in
Virginia a colored individual became
greatly elated. ‘* Bress de lord,” said
he ‘* de nigger's time have come at last,
and now we's gwine to hab a black sun.”

** Westward, ho!’ exclaims a western
exchange. We should say a fellow might

as well hoe eastward as westward, since}

he had got to dig for a living wherever
he may be.

‘*Do you seek consolation for your
sorrows in drink ?’’ asked a pious old lady
of an intemperate tellow, who was some-
thing ot wag. ‘ Yes, in a horny” was
the laconic and witty reply.

“‘T eay, ma,’ exclaimed a little minx
of thirteen, *‘do you know what the
pyrotechnical remedy is for a crying in-
fant?’ ‘Gracious goodness, me, no;
I never heard of such a thing!” ** Well,
mia, it’s rocket.”

It was an old bachelor who said, ‘if
you meet a young lady who is not very
shy, you had better be a little shy your-
self,

Why isa baby like wheat? Ans.—
Because it is first cradled, than thrashed,
and finally becomes the flower of the
family.

**My dear sir,” said a candidate, ac-

costing a sturdy wag on the day of!

election, ‘tI am very glad to see you.”
** You needn’t—I've voted,” replied the
wag.

Some one, wishing to be witty on a
gentleman witha large mouth, asked him |
if he had a long lease of that mouth of)
his, when he was good-humoredly ans-
wered, ‘* No, I have it only from year to
year.

A countryman stated ina conference
meeting lately that if men were not born
totally depraved they became so ** pretty
middlin’ early.

Die'nt you say, sir, that this horse
wouldn't shy before the fire of an enemy ?”

*No more he won't—it isn’t till after
the fire he shics,”

A pedagogue was about to flog a pupil
for havingesaid he was a foul, when the
boy cried out :

*O, don't! don’t! I won't call you so
any more! I'll never say what 1 think
aguin in all the days of my life.”

A dandy, strutting about a tavern, took
up a pair of gieen spectacles which lay
on the table, put them on his nose, and,
turning t2 the looking-glass, said:

** Landlord, how do these become me?
Don't you think they improve my looks ?”

‘IT think they do,” replied the land-
lord, ** they hide part of your face.”

The Irish judge, Day, was a remark-
able tall man, and an intimate friend of
Sir Arthur Clarke, who was almosta
dwarf. It wis a standing joke with the
wags of Dublin to liken the colossal judge
and his diminutive companion to the
twenty-first of June, inasmuch as they
jointly constituted the longest Day and
‘the shortest Knight.

A little girl, after returning trom church
where she saw acollection taken up for
the first time, related what took place,
and among other things, she said, With
all herchildishinnocence. ** That a man
passed a round a plate that had some
money on it, but I didn’t take any.”

“Ive a good thing to have a hand-
rome penman for a beau,” said Mary,
as she glanced over a billet-doux, ‘* Yes,”
replied Julia, ‘ifthe pénman is only
handsome, I don't care how ugly the pen-
manship is.”

A schoolmaster asked one of his schol-
ars in the winter time what was the
Latin for cold. * Oh, sir,” answered the
lad, ‘I forget at this moment, although
1 haye it at my finger’s ends.”

Sir Boyle Roche once said, in refer-
fnee to several persons, all relations to
each other, but who happened to have no
deacendanta, that.’ it séefmed to be
heredituty in “their fumilyto Have no
children.”

A lady's cheek is described as the
poetical abode of the roses; but we are
not told what kind of a rdse. When an
ardent lover stenls a kiss, we suppose it
in & * cabbage rose,”

A young TPaly must make a hitif she
dislike to be a miss.

When you pase a door after nine o'ciock
at ight, and see a young man and woman, |
and bear a smack, you may bet your bot- |
tom dollar that the yung man don't live’ |

there.

“LIFE INUSRANCE

NEW YORK

COMPANY,

Assets, January Isi, 1868,
Over Ten Million Dollars |

PRESIDENT:
MORRIS FRANKLIN, ESQ.,
Vice President and Actuary:

WILLIAM H. BEERS, Jr.

HEAD OFFICE 112 & 114 Broadway, N.Y. |

General Agent for the Dominion of Canada Ali

WALTER BURKE, Esa.,
Herald Buildings, Montreal,

The New York
Life Insurance Company

18s ONE OF THE

Combined Writing & Copying,

gWN XE
MPIIS COMBINATION IN F¥¢ .has been |

awarded the shighest. prémiumé over all)
others in the United Suites, and pronounced

| by the most celebrated Chemists the best ink

vver offered to the public, |
Ie isi used by wny! Of We largest. commer)
cial houses, Banks, Railroads, and other Cor-
porations, and gives perfect satisfaction.
The Advantages of this
as
over otfer Inlcs, are :
Finst,—It flows froely from the pen, and
dogs not thicken by exposure to te air
Seconp.—It will give a perfect and instanta-
heous copy.
Tumb It will not mould. *
Fountu—Being equally as good for copyin
as for Book-keepings it enurely does away
with the use of two kinds of ink.
Firtu—It is wore permanent than common
inks.
Sixtu—The color, when first written, is a

OLDEST INSTITUTIONS
Of the kind in America, having been chartered in
the year 1341 nd commenced business in
Daring the (wenty-three yeurs of its eNistence
it has issued policies upon the dives of wore than

8 ge omy ‘ 33 ted

Fifty Thousand Persons,
and bas pid in losees $5,000,000 to the families and
representatives of those who lavg degeused while
members of the Company.

Annual Income
EXCEEDS

Four Million Dollars.
A SAFE INVESTMENT,

The instances ure many within the expenence of
every Lite |

y lites saved from poverty tle sur
rho tuve thus unde provision for
tits in tues or prosperity aid heidlth. A
wite way insuré the lite of ler lustand for ber
own benclit, und should she survive him, the
| amount of the dustiranes will be payable toler tree
| frou YY childs apaiuet lis estate 9 aud in ire ol
jthe H of the wite before that of the tinstand,
| the ainount of the msurance muy be nade payable
‘to ber children,

THE COMPANY DECLARES
ANNUAL CASH DIVIDENDS,

are avilable in payment of each Annual
sidan. All the insured in this Company receive
ends which cun be used in of the eccoud
and each subsequent Amid Premium thereafter;
or the dividend may be ailowed to acct multe, aid
| subsequently used a whole or in pat ia the! pay-
jment ot Promiuns ~The Musiness ef tie Compuny
‘ LY MUTUAL, each member pays

y the average cost of dusurance, all sur
ing annually returned to the Voticy holders
es Miwing a Stock Capital usuilly retain
urge portion for the Stockholders.) ‘Lue Diva
lends pyid to Voticy holders exceed

$3,000,000,

Endowment Assurance Policies.

d

a *olicies are coming into yeneral request
A aud proti i iL-for one’s de-
cl entio
r
it ble upon the death of Vb
L fav the amount is r

dtamself upen bis attaining a speci nyees
while full provision is mude for death occurring
prior tiereto.

4 payments, and has rey

e Tnsnrance in the United
has been adopted (generally i
form) by all Lite Companies, A party i
table, after the secoud year, canned forfet any
part of what has been piid ine

ed the systens
and which

tar Tubles of Rates, Circulars, Examples of

Divaiends, Forms, &e., canbe had by applying to
thé Apveut, atv Charlottetown. }

MEDICAL EXAMIMERS:
Dr. MACKIESON, Dr. R. JOHNSON.
Agent for P. 1. Island:
HENRY A, HARVIE.
Chitown Nov Bf 1463, 7

The Canada
Life Assurance Company

Established 1817.

Incorporated under Special Act of Parliament.

Manager--A. G. Ramsay, F.1, A.

HEAD OFFICE HAMILTON, ONTARIO.

Capital-One Million Dollars!

WALIFAX, N.S.

Honorary Directors:
The Hon Ed vard Kenny,
The Hon S. L. Shannon,
The Hon John W. Ritchie,
William Hare, Esq.

Adviser™W. I; -Almon, Esq. MD
Agent—M B Alnion, Junr.

fAINT JOHN. N.B,
Tlonorary Directors.
Jolin V. Thargar, Esq-Rev Wm Scovil, A M
Alex. Jardine, Msy-John ‘Boyd, Esq
Charles Merritt, Esq.
Medical Advisers+Drs. Uarding.& McLar
Agent—Jdames G Lurbes,

Medical

i

cb

The Terms and conditions of Assurance of
this vld established Company, areas liberal
and unrestricted us those of other good com
pinies, and the rates which are founded on
the higher interest obtainable in Canada than
in Great Britaia, are lower than those of
British and Americar Offices. *

Endowment Policies payable during life-
time of assured ¢ Policies payable during a
LIMITED NUMBER of years,

Liberal regulitions as to forcign residence,
travel and occupation,

Acests von TP. I, Isuaxp .
Charlottetéwn—W. 1). Stewart,
Summerside—J. Bentrax,

Medical Adviser—¥. 1). Bern, M.D.
Tables of Rates for the more general forms
of Life Assurance, ani every information may
be obtained at any of the Agencies, which are
established on the Island.

ww. MARIANG,
General Agtnt.

FALL & WINTER
GOODS!

The Subscriber has now open,
And Ready’ for Inspection, a
Carefully Selected Stock of ALL
and Winter GOODS,

which he offers as Cheap as any in tho
Market.

Call and examine them.

ay 1845, |

ce Company, Ub wieh the pro: |

beautiful dark green, becin’ w remarkably

short time it changes to a brilliant jet black

—not a brownish blick,
Srvestu—Itis admirably adapted to the most
' delicate writing, and always ‘uudkes its mark.’
| Lhe Ink is warranted to flow as freety as
any other writing fluid naw in use; to give as
perfect a Copy 8 any copying Ink; itu not to
would.

‘Lhis Ink is for sale at

HARKVIL'S BOOKSTORE,
Queen Strect, Clvituwn, Noved. 86,

STOVES, STOVES.

[ have just received from ALBANY, pc:
Schr. Gulden dtdey aslarge uid varied
jassortment of SVOVINS, consisting of
| Cooking Stoves fir wood,
Cooking Stoves for coal,
Parlor Stoyes tor wood & coal,
Bed Room Stoves,
Ilall Stoves,
Shop & Office Stoves,
Stoves for Churches
and School Houses.

Waterloo Cook Stoves.

HAVIG just received an assortment of
the celebrated

Waterloo Cook Stoves,

One of the best descriptions of Couk Store
now in use.

Stove Pipe ofall sizes constantly

D. ROGERS.

\

s./On iiand,

October 29, 1808.

AT WHOLESALE

Ex. ‘‘ Zuleika.”

PYNMIE Subscriber has received by the above
Vessel, from ENGLAND, the flowing

GOODS,

which he offers at a sniall advance on COST,
j for Cash or approved credit :->

74 Chests & half chests congou TEA,

10 Bois. crushed SUGAK,

4 Casks } Pattison’s CUNEECTION-
10 Kegs

AKRY, (assorted)
COLEMAN'S MUSTARD,
2 Cases Coleman’s STARCH,
8 7 lbs Tins Genuine Ground GINGER,
8 14 Ibs ‘Vins Do, Jo.
56 lbs Nummegs, 80 kegs White Lead,
6 bugs lice, 460 kegs ColOured Paine
50 kegs Li-carbonatesd casks Linseed Oil,
duda, tdo. Whiting,
6 Bbls Washing Soda. oY setts Gray’s Plough

2 Bois Currants, _ Metals,
6 Bbls & 4 Cases Nuts,|J0 pieces extra poles &
2 kegs Reii. Saltpetre, sides,

53 Sock Vlates,
3U tons best Scotch
lron, (assorted sizes)
382 b0xe8 Louaccul ipes
“UUU stuutGrain Bays,
2&3 bush,

20 boxes crown? Soap,
JU do, ‘Tyson's pale de
1 cusk sheet Zine,

7 Bulls. Sleigh Shoe

Steel,
4 bales white & colr’d
Warps,
1500 bush, Liverpool
Salt, >
300 Buys do. do,
20 do, five do.,
{2 Crates Crockery-
ware,
10 doz. Milk Pans,
JU doz, stone Jugs,
32doz Preserve Crocks
J. L. HOLMAN,
ITead of Holman’s wharf }

Summerside, Nov. 12,'63
~!
Stoves,

Ado Cream Tartar,

4 Boils. Copperas,

1 do. Biuestune,

1 doe Cudbear, -

1 do. Epsom Salts,

7 Coits Llemp Hope,
assorted sizes

7 do. Boit Rope,

3 do. spun yarn and

Marlin,

10 Coils Manilla Rope,

1 Maniila Lhawser, Uv
fathoms 44 inch

3 Casks Chain cable,

GU fathoms 4 in. dos

200 fathoms § in. do.

6 Anchors, trom 1 ewt

to 6 ent,

6 ewt fine wro't Nails,

4 kegs ET Lorse nails,

6 doz steel pointed

Shovels

Stoves,

The subscriber has oh handa small lot of
Parlor and Box Stoves,
- For Wood'or Coal,
which will be sold qt very low prices:
‘ J. 1.. AOLMAN,.:
* Summerside” Dee 9, 1968,

LOOK HERE!

PVE subscriber begs to intimate to his
fridnds and the puulié in general, that he
has openéd a First Class ' :

Liquor & Grocery: Store,

athis OLD STAND, on Water Street, in

Summerside, where he will keep corstanily |

on hand Liq uon'ss of the choicest draught

inéluding+-

Hennessey’s Brandy, Holland Gin, Port ant
Sherry Wine, Jamaica Rum, Irish and
Scotch Whiskey, Porter and Ale, Pipes,
Tobaeco, Kerusene Oil, Tea, Sugar,
Molasses.

Tavern keepers.and others wishing to pur-

chasé the ‘best LIQUOKS will do well. to

give the Subscriber a cull, as liis motto is

** quick sales and light profits,” :

Persone Wishing liquor for thedical pur-

poses will find at my Store a Warranted

Article.
R. MeDONA
Summerside, Oct 15, '68 », ‘

SLOV Es;
FARMERS BOILERS.

FPMIE Subscriber has just received a varied
assortment of the above

COOK, STOVES,

with improved WATERLOO, SHOP. PAR-
LOR, HALL. BEDROOM, CHURCH,

SCLOOL HOUSE, |
. a WM. & STRONG,
Central Bodeqne, Oct 15, "8

SALT! SALT!
LOOO BSHEES 8.4.4 7.—Chenp

LD.

L. VICKERSON.

Summerside, oct, 22, ‘bs |

A. P. MILLS.

for CASII.
Summerside, Nov 19, ‘cs

| Sunilelde: ‘oy. 19, 1868,

Metrepolitan

GIFT COMPANY !!

Cash Gifts to the Amount of $250,000
Every Ticket Draws a Prize!

6 Cash Gifts - - + Ench $10 000

10) ee a ae 5,000
BO ee ke ee 1,000
40 < se 5u0
BOO - ee 100
MOO ty. ht ft 60
4n0 Fr - : 3 ff 25
Goo © See ee 2h
30 Elegant Rosewood Pianos Fach $300

to $500

Melddeons 875 to $150
Bach 60 to Ne
As 2b to Lu

35.
15u Sewing Machines
250 Musical Boxes

80 Kine Gold Watches © 75 to BU
740 Kine Silver Watches as SU tu 60

Hine Oil Paintings. Pramed Engravings, Sil-
ver Ware, Photograph Albis, and a large
assorunent of Fine Gold Jewelry, in all
valued at

1,000,000 Dollars.

A Chance to Draw any of the above Prizes
by Purchasing a Sealed Ticket
for 25 Cents.

Tickets describing eacli Prize are Seatep
in Envelopes and thorougily anixail. On re-
ceipt of 2d Cents, a Sealed Vicket will be
drawn, without choice, and delivered at our
office, or sent hy mail touny address. The
prize named upon it willbe delivered to t ¢
ticket-holder gn pay nientat ome Iola
Prizes will be immediately sent to any ad-
dress, as requested, by express or return mail
You will know what your Prize is
before you pay for it Any prize may
le exchanged jor ansther of the same
value! No Blanks !!

ty" Oar Patrons car depend on fair dealing

Rerenences.--We select the few following
names from the many who have lately drawn
Valuable Prizes and kindly permitted us to
publish them:

S.O. Wilkens, Baffide, New York;:$1,000.
Mrs Stuart 70: Nelsow Mace,” i
Miss A Monroe, Chigayo, til.
ut $05., W Curtis, New Haven, Gold
$200, Robert Jackson, Dubuque, Sewing Ma-
chine, $100, Philip MeCarthy, Lotisville, Ky
$500, James Rogers, Meliaatons Musival
Ox, $150, Miss Efiiia Walworth, ‘Mitwau-
kee, Wis.. Piano, $500, S. 1. Fervis, New
Orleans, Gold Watch, $250.

We publish no names without’ permission

Opinions of the Fress.

They are doing the largest busines
firm is reliable, aid deserve their suc
a Weekly Dribune, Feb 7 ey i

“We have examined their system, and
know them 'td bea fair, deuling firm”—.V. 4
Herald, Feb. 28; 18t8,- ** ‘

* Last week a friend of ours drew a $500
prize, which was pron pily reccived.”—Laily
News, March 3,68.

Send for circular giving many more refer-
ences and favorable notices from the press.
Liberal inducements to agents. Satisfaction
guarantecd,

Lvery Package of Scaled Envelopes
contains One Cush Gift

t@ Six Tickets tor One Dollar, 13 for
Two Dollars, 85 for Five Dollars, 110 tor
Filteen Dollars. |

All Letters should be addre ‘sed to

PARKER, MOORE & CO.

195 Broadway, New York.

December 17, “68—2m.

THE CHURGH UNIGH.

ae Paper has been recently enlarged to
muwmmoth proportions, It 1s THE LARGEST
Kinterous Pare in tun Wontp. Is the
leading organ ot the Union Movement, and
opposes ritualism, close communion, exclu-
siveness and church caste, It is the only
paper that publishes lixwny Warp Bercusrn’s
Sermons, which it does every week, just as
they are delivered,—without qualification or
correction by him. It advocates universal
suflrage; a union of christians at the polls;
and the rights of labor. It has the best Agri-
cultural Department of any paper in’ the
world; publishes stories for the family, and
for the destraction of social e¥ils, It edito-
rial management i¥ TmMpeFsonal; its writers
and editors are from. every branch of the
chureh, and from every grade of society. © At
has Leen aptly termed the freest organ ot
thoughtin the world.

Such a paper, ofering premiums of Sewing
Machines, Dictionaries, Appleton’s Cyclope-
dia, Pianos, Organs for Churches, ete., makes
one of the best papers fur canyassers in the
world,

Every congregation may obtain a Commn-
nion Service, an Orgaa, a Melodeon, a Bible,
or a Lire Insurance Policy for its Pastor, or
almost any other neediul thing, by a club of
subscribers.

Send for a capy, enclosing 10 cents, to

HENRY E. CHILD,
41 Park Row, New York.

P..S.—-Subscriptions received at this office
December 17, G8.—4m. :

Wau b TL)
NOTICE.
I IS Honor the Lieutenant Governor in
Council has been pleased to approve of
the following modifications in the Postal Ar-
rangement between the United States and
this Island, viz+
On and after the first day of November next
the postage on a single Letter shall be FOUR
PENCH, if prepaid atthe Mailing Office, and
‘Ten Cents, (equal to sixpence) if poste! yn.
paid, and tor otherthan single letters thesame
charge shall be made for caéh additional half
ounce, or fraction thereof. Letters tor Uritish
Columbia, California and Oregon, shall be
Sixpence, Gif prepaid.) per half ounce,
THOMAS OWEN,

Postmaster General,
Ch'lown, BP. ke Island ,
19th october, 1868,

NOTILE.

LL PERSONS INDEBTED to the Sub-
seriber, either by Book Account, Pro-
misary Note, or otherwise, if not paid by the
25th instant, will be sued for without further

notize,
ARTHUR P. MILLS.

Snmmerside, Nov 12, °68

AXES, AXES!

UST received by she subscriber, an im-

portatiop-of Gataves’ Cepeutarep Axes,
made in Millfown, NB. These axes are su-
perior to any made either in Cannda, New
Brunswick, or the United States, and will be
sold at the low price of seven shillings each

THOS, B. HALL.

Summerside, oct 22d, '68

oo Balt, Sites 6 on

3000 Bushels Liverpool SALT.

800 Bogs do.
200 “!  eoarse fishing do,
20° © fine butter do,
For sue rt COST for CASI.
Wholesale Wit

General Post Office,

do,

Head Holman's Wharf, > J. L. MOLMAy.

DISTRIBUTION! | ELECLION NEWS.

1 At

sold af the LOWEST PRICES by
LINUS B. McMILLAN.

Under Clifton House, Suamerside

GROCERIES !

Of all kinds, ine uding

LEA, ,
SUGAR,
MOLASSES,
LAs SINS, &e.
Cheap for Casi by
LINUS B. McMILLAN,

CLOTHS,
For Fall and Winter Wear, Goop and
CHEAP ut

LINUS B. McMILLAN.

HOOP SKIRTS.
For Ladies aad Misses. In great
yaticty, and cheper than the
cheapest.
Tat}

GREY

White Cattons.

English and Anerican, Goo.
and Cheap.
LINUS B. McMILLAN.

INUS B. McMILLAN.

Bargains! Bargains
IN
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,

HARDWARE,

BOOTS &
SHOES,
CLOTHS,

COTTONS.
&e.

&e,, &C.,

LINUS B, McMILLAN.
Under Clifton House, Summerside.
Noy 16, 18¢8.—tf : i

TEA! TEA!!
CUESTS prime CONGOU TEA, a first

rate utticle,
J. & T. MORRIS

€
220
Oct 24, 1868

Brandy, Whiskey & Wine.

40 Qr Curks TLemnessev's BRANDY,
40 Qe Cushs PORT WIN,
SHELKRY WINK,
CH WHISKY,
nich WitishkY,
100 cuses Old ‘Pom GIN.
J. & T, MORRIS,

Oct 23, 1868

CANADA FLOUR,

Bbis Canada FLOUR, good and cheap
for Cush,
J. &T., MORRIS,

100

Oct 24,1868

TOBACCO, TOBACCO!
10 Keys TWIST,
+7 Boxes; uauufactured by the subscribers

anu sold very low.
J.&T. MORRIS,
Oct 24, 1868

Molasses & fugr.
mf) Pun olasecs, 20 bbis Crushed Sugar.

e J.& EY ORRIS
Oct 24 1868

RUM & GIN!

4 Pon Fine Old Demerara Rum Ex Helen
Davies trom Dewerara
80 Mods Loliand Gig,
J.& I, MORRIS...
Churfottetown, Oct 2 1863. oud

AMERIGAN GOODS.

UST RECEIVED from BOSTON, per

Schr. GLYNNWOOD,

Cases HARDWAKE.

BUCKETS & BROOMS,

Barrels Glassware and Lamps,

lid Is TAR PAPER,

2 Dozen EUFFALO ROBES,

Ditch, ‘Tar, Rosin and Oakum,

15 Boxes TOBACCO,

A eyleniid: assortment “MATS, CAPS

and FURS.

16 Coils ROPE,

Extract Logwood, Turpentine, Varnish,

Vuints, Putty, Ou.ls, &e.

D, ROGERS.

Summerside, Oct. 29, ‘68.

YARMOUTH
C

EN ~=6STOVES.

DRY “GO $1] \Freehold Farm for Sale!

ALL Descriptions of the best quality, \f

NHE subscriber offers for sule the FARM

now in the occupation of Gilbert Gullant,
in Cascumpec Village, a short distance trom
Mul River Bridge. containing about’ 100 acres,
60 of which iront on the’ Main Post Koad,
leading to Alberton, and the remaining 50
acres fronting 20 chains en the Mill Koad;
near mussel mua and sea manure, Well sit-
uated for a farm, tavern or mechanic,

‘Terms liberal. For further information ap-

ply to
GEORGE W, HOWLAN
Cascumpee, Noy 4, "68,

FREBHOLD FARM!
oe subscriber offers FOR SALE tht
VALUABLE FKEEHOLD FARM ads
joining the Farin of Mr Stephen Stra g, ont

ABMACIL POINT, Lot 17, containing 183%

acres of hind, 60 of which are cleared and in
a good state of cultvation: the balance is
covered with wood. It fronts on the shore,
and has 6 ucres of excclicnt marsh, There
is an abundance of Mussel Mud near the farm,
anda whart for shioping Ghly two hundred
yards from it.

Yhe above Farm is pleasantly situated, and
is only 8 miles from Sunmmierside by water
and about 12 by land, It can be inspected,
any time and tull particulars mide known on
application to Mr. Stephen Strang, Beach
Voit, or to ie owner at Summerside,

SULOMOUN SPRANG,

Summerside, Dee. 17, 133. it

Vine Covered
Cottage for Sale.

TENE subscriber offers tur sale his VALU-
ABLE PROVEKLY situited in NORTH
bre DLQUE, and near the nerth end of Dunk
Kiver bridge, consisting of
Six Acres of Land,

with a snug COLLAGE and BARN thereon,
and au very good GARDIEN, containing a
number of valuable fruit trees,

This 1 y is well worthy the attention
of any ‘Trader or Mechanic, being situated at
the conjusction of three roads, leading to
Summerside, Ceutreville and Freetown.
Teums will be made liberal. Inmediate
possession given and a good title on applying
to the undersigned,

J.B. SCHURMAN.

Summerside, August 27, 1s08,—tf

FOR SALE,
On Towiship 16, near Auld’s Mills.

Evechold Varian, consisting of
LA sh Acres; Gight ure under cultivation,
and the remainder covered with hard and soft
wood, ‘There is a good Brook on it, and it is
hear a good iussel bank, Apply to
JAMES GREEN,
Linkletter Road, Lot 17. Nov 19, ’68.—tf

FOR SALE!

THE SUBSCRIBER offers For Sale that
ligible Property, situated in
‘Tryon, formerly owned by A, MCDONALD,
Merchant, consisting of: —

37 Acres of Land.

On the premises ure anew TLouse 86x
us,a new BABIN & Store. This
property is near Stantield’s Woolen Factory,
and recommends itself as a desimble private
residence, as well as a good Business Stand,
being in the midst of a flourishing setdement,
and near to Churches, a School House and
Mills,

Terms and particulars made known on ap*
plication to Nepry Pilnier, Eesq., Chorlottes
town, or to the owner at Bedeque,

A, E, C, HOLLAND,
Bedeque, Nov, 26. 1868. Isl 4i

Valuable Property

FOR SALE

IN SUMMERSIDE !| |

T

tract, that valuable property, opposite
the Summerside Bank, and 2 doors west froit
the Journal Ollice, tronting on CAN'T RL and
running buck to St. SIBVHEN Street, in
Summerside, formerly occupied by Mr. &.
W, CLARKE, asa Merenntile Establishment.
The building is 60 fect. There isa
commodious SHOP, 25x 27, 19 feet post,
fited up with the lutest improvements; and
is well adapted for a general Ketuil Business.
The remainder of the lower flat und the second
storey is comfortably titted up, and would
suit fortwo tenements. ‘The tlouse is nearly
new, comfortably finished, and in first rate
repair,
There is a stable and small warekouse on
the premises.
Yor further particulars apply to

MHOMAS B. HALL:

Summerside, May 19, 1868.

Valuable Farm for Sale

a ‘HAT Valuable Property, known as HOL-

LAND GROVE, near CENTREVILLE,
BEDEQUE consisting of 202 acres, which
inchides a viluable piece of MARSLL, upon
which 1s annually cut about 124 tons of ay.
This Vv rm is ner to the mussel mad and ws,
nrinure, which can be had in large quantities
On the premises is a new and ‘commodious
dwelling house, well finished up stairs and
down yAlso a Barmeys Cottage, Barn, Stables,
Granary, tia other out-buildings. One hun-
dred acres of this Farm are under cultivation,
and principally fenced with cedar, and about
8O ucres are covered with hard wood fit for
saw logs and ship timber. Terms 20 percent

FPNUE Subscriber has for sale at MARGATE

‘large assortment of the
above celebrated

Cook Stovos,
which he offers on
Unusually Liberal Terms.
Parties wishing to purchase will de well t
¢ lon Mi. R.W. WREMAIN, at argh)

oron
GEORGE ANDERSON.
October 22, '68. tf French River.

CANADA FLOUR |

IN STORE,
1000 BARRELS

NOS. 1 & 2) CHOIGE CANADA’ FLOUR !

JUST ARRIVED,

Per sche, Providence, from. MONTREAL,
141 Bbls No. 1 CITY MLLLS Wlour,
78,, FANCY do. do.

For Sale Low for cash or approved credit,

JAS, lL. HOLMAN,
Wholesalo Warehouse, Os

Head Holman’s Wharf, Nov 19, '68

I Steanfer Flamborough,
100 Barvrela
Extra sup’fine Canada Flour,

which will be sold at greatly reduced prices

for CASH,
D, ROGERS,

CANADA FLOUR,

ECKIVED from MONTREAL, per

October 29, 1908

down; balance secured on property, payable

as may be agreed on.
A, E.C. HOLLAND,
September 3, 1868.

-WRIGHT’S
INDIA VE GETABLE

SUGAR COATED

PILLS

Cure sick headache, Rheumatism,
Ague, Bilious complaints, Sold Coa ™
coughs, pain in the bones, Fry-
tipelus, salt cheur,ull eutanes
ous diseases, Piles, Drops.
and the Gravel, Dizziness,
Liver complaints, Di-
arrheaa,General De+
bility &e.; and are
WARRANTED
TO PURIFY Tin
BLOOD,
For sale at the Principal Om
Pearl street, New York, aad ig Deegan

generally,
W. R. WATSON, Ch’To
Joly 254, 1868, ent fOr ei

Corns and Warts, _

are permanently and effectually oured by
the use of

ROBINSON'S
Patent Corn Solvent,
For sale by Charles O. Winkler, Sumside’

W. K.WATSUON
ny Drug Store, Ch'town, :
lee, 46, 1867, {

wn,
Island,