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| MMERSIDE JOURNAL, N ’ (BRUARY 20, 1868.
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Serer sees "i r 4pic . qfan ats ar pie e
ead deans Latest by Telegraph ! |New Advertisements this Day | Wholesale Cusiomers |‘Gureka House.
Gold minise aNiva eoota posac Gh be ae ; odie tance Boer, | Will dnd it to their advantage to call and see FALL QF 1967,
t ine np most profitable Papcpey bem tiasors London, Feb. 11. Tite Chance-Herbert Head, Great Clearance Sale samples of
n which capital has of late years beeninvest-} yo yndorstand that the American Minister, Notice—George Anderson. rd ‘ Ir a Rahal sf
ed in any of the Maritime Provinces, The} y:, Ala will take his departure from Eng- Notice—A. McLoud. BY | The Assorted Crates of RHE pubs riber, having now about
Novascotiun of the 20th Jan. supplies some » i AUCTION—Farm—Geo. Anderson. oa : : ‘| i | completed his
Novascon ns SUPI lanl next April. CROCKERY WARE!
Peale pi {rom Hessheringtons ae: The Fenian, Capts McKny, le was a eo oy y li \ ue jC oe X f 4| Fall Importations!
rom which we learn that there are fifteen) posted on Friday last at Cork, is charged with | ~ | et ce utat s 4 vance |:
gold mines in that Province which are owned teas the aiecs onthe Martello Tower at R RY | fF } j still remaining for sale, at a smailadvance|;, . well selected stock of Dry Goods,
by companies, thirteen of which have been Duncarvon. a aN Li. Ge @ | on cost. ; | Groceries, Hardware, &c., which hare
actively worked during the past year; while 1 ia Topeak, Wal 4 4 AT THE LSO: lb liguehet Hetu che bea markets
me e ia, Egypt, Feb. . oy o ig Y GAS 2
two operations have been temporarily suspend- Rest ri i : | : eb. 3 } Im pl ement 8, &eC. le : CONFECTIONARY, een bought for eash,in the best q
py i » selec i G ¢ i . PEA ssc 1 is PANG LS sone ae .
ed. ‘The following we selectas showing what eae oes : a ve ocd ah ore * Dritish & American House KEROSENE OIL, ingl and, Scotland, United Brates
the result has been at two of them:— S Anes fol oe Peer ie i AT AUSTION. a! ‘ ak, PITCH, TAR, OAKUM, Canada, is prepared to compete with any
* 5‘ ‘om officers ‘ ‘ : oh Sa rae Say “hen ‘ : ies eag Bae pes
“Tho Ophir mine at Renfrew is a repre pedition in Abyssinia, ‘The Queen's Army h R. JEREMIAU HARRINGTON, of SUMMERSIDE. Ae ENON other house in this country, in quality of
sentative institution, both as regards mange | i tance to the Interior when despateh: | LVL Hope Kivur, New London, has instruct: | We eae ( TOBACCO, PIPES, Goods and prices, for cash or approved
montand success. ‘Ihe value of the gold) ee Guurters, A forse of fitteen| cd the Suuscriver to sell at AUCTION, on|/] VIE Subscriber in order to effect a com: CUAINS. NAILS, short credit, and respectfully requests all
mined between February 1866, and September | vied men, cmbracing detachments from | the premises, on plete clearance of hits ketal Stack, will | HOU ROPE: parties wi shasing Goods to give
1867, amounted to over one hundred and au aay fe Wal frum the Caip| py comaience selling by AUCTLON, on ALTS,SALTPETRE, | Parties ba are Meds § : 8
ving ; TVICC, - \ : Siw . : ~ "| ce) " i
Rees Cue Sri cen Teen rt rey at Senafe for Antalo on the 26th of January. Tuesday, 3d Mareh next, Tuesday the 25th Feb, THE RUREKA HOUSE
current expenses, and for the eree 2 Arye ee cane NEL ae a x ‘ Af a : ig EN
stamp mill, as well as for several additional eee eee tin eile een FH ee ae M ee eseng0n Ly and continue until the whole is disposed of | COPPERAS, MATCILES,CANDLES, BAK- | 4 call, and see its Stock, consisting in
arcas, gave in the above space of time amet) ie Citar army in large and often embar- FARM, STOCK, IMPLEMENTS! | The Stuck consists of — | ING SUDA, part of :-—
wrofit of one hundred thousand dollars, rassing numbers, were being returned to their! The Barn consists of 74 acrgs of excellent} Dress Stutfs, Ifats & Caps, | WASHING SODA, DRY GOODS le
I. “The Palmerston mine at Sherbrook,| oyy country Ly transports from Annesley | lind, subject to an annual ren, of one shilling Prints, Boots & Shoes, PLOUGIL MOUNTING, u
owhich is also an American enterprise, is} Bay, wi © exception of just as many as| currency per acre. [thas a front ot 8 chains) Striped Shirting, Crockery ware, SHERT TRON, Dress Materials, various kinds; All Wool
A Bay, with the e i J iy \ a e Weer oy :
Yurdly less successful, having made adividend | wore absolutely required to serve in different | on Ifope River, Lot 22, we ahundance of) Clothing, ssw HOUSE COAL, Square and Long Shawls; Mantles, Mar-
of 25° per cent. from its first years earning®! positions, for the most part of an inferior | mussel mud ix easily ob 4d; 50 weres are} Cloths, | > tle Cloth, Dress Bugled ‘Trimmings,
; i ivati i toll RT. Os ;
after having paid all expenses, and purchased | Qharscter, in Camp or the Commissary de-| under cultivation. the retusinder is well}! Roll Linings, Jewelrs, av . Jet, Amber and White colors; Sontigs,
a new 10 stamp mill. partinent. S covered with hard and softwood, “Phe build. iors in Variety, Hat Pipe, id + 12.186 Hoods and Breakfast Brahh an ie
Th a at th t mine from 10th Water has been bored for and wells sunk | ings are comfortable and commodious, losivry, Sed Cords, lent assortinent of Bonnet Velvets, Rib-
Movnetne inher viet October, 1867, is} according to an American plan at a qe e STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, &c. a o ae Shirts, ae Lanes bone, Monthtre al F leis nia anes
5.615.590: >| he mine, ! called Koomagloo. ‘The operations of the se : ite Shawls, Joffin Mounting, r a and Gloves, Ladies’ and Gents’ Lambskin,
PROUT HEL BANIEICE REE Hee a ian WUE Sig water pour: 2MARES,. one very superior * lying French- Enamel Cloth, Five frons, ' Grocer 1¢s, &e,, &e, lited; Kid, ¢ ‘loth Cashmere and Ringwood
te of 48 OE ing a ing to flowin great abun- main. ‘i Rubber over Conts, Rubber Boots, PEATE SULBSC Gloves; Ladies’ Furs, in Muffs, Cuffs and
prolit of 43,061,48. ing in and continuing to flo’ i fps Ae a Sie HE SUBSCRIT
Th ae ad “ Suck Its are al- | (lance. 2 COWS, 16 SHEEP, 3 PIGS. Carpenter's Tools, T fers for sule at his store in Water Street: Victorines, (Cheap), Beeds, Berlin Woo!,
ie Gazette adds,—‘ Such resu S Suse : stween the} 1 Plough, 1 set arrows, 1 Cart & Truck,| Tanterns, hls FLOUR Scotch Vingering, Hatand Bonnet Shapes,
most enough to rouse Nova Scotians from} ‘The coast shore line at and between the), . NE yt ‘ : re p
, Oy 0 ecog- | differe: i Slandi sstablished by the} Plough and Cart Harness, Riding Saddle. Locks in Varioty, W el He ds, Casks Port W Beaver, Witney and Melton Over Coit
their lethergy, and to invite European recog- | different points of landing established by af ‘ hi a ed \ 4 HOR s
Ae ea re »ndering | Gig and tlarness, 2 tons Hay, a quantity. of Skates & and Rasps, Pans Dene Cloths, Men’s and Women’s Wool Scarfs,
nition and investments.” When shall we! English has been duly lighed, rendering Mae hi ‘ ee i Te ai ( 1 ¢
F 0 ; ee ‘ts and war vessels 8c ~&c. Also, the MOUSEMOLD FUR-| Counter Carrjage Springs, ids GIN, (Deliv pers atirst rate lot of Men’s liats, Cloth and
have the pleasure of chronicling such success | movements of transports and war 8 oS Carriage Axles, $f, &¢ Cusks Scotch WeISKiY, Far C Jomen’s & Children’s Winter
from the published returns of the Fishing] cure, and fecilitating the work of debarking| *" U Ae : . a nye Axles, Sh. , &e, Cusks Pale BRANDY, Cares BRANDY, aa Gana One ees a yor
Companies of this Island? Men who have | or toading with men, materials and military TERMS—Eor the Farm made known on Cooking, ne Row Gases WILK BY, Boots, well suited for the trade; at ¢
spent years inthe business, and who have in-| stores, vastly. the day of Sale. Vor the Stock, &e., all ue Cases Old TV Chests & lif do. TRA Skirting, Hoop Skirts, Fancy, Red and
vested their all in the enterprise do not say| It is reported in Alexandria that the Egyp-| sums under £10 credit until Ist Noy, next all Close, Bias We W as TE UAE a
i wy AERC ENG i TOVEH sstablishe Quoss hy, }sums over £10 one half on Ist November! ; waives CON vee) iy-mmade Under and Over Coats,

e Mein ruin ee eh ade ait eae Pe ee Ut uate de tie ie lish nese: aie the other half on Ist Roveniber! & Franklin HOS Ma Ne Bat, Blankets, Railway Rugs, Regetta
scope for extended and. profitable operations, | authorities and the Viceroy, has been recall. | 1869, on approved joint n ates, STOVES Boxes Liverpool oy anak Srey, eeegyy Ue Se
and nothing is more common than to. read of | ed, and that the step meets with the approval Satu Positive, No Reserves : Kege und ‘Tins MUSTARD, CVolemui's/ STOR AB RNG ONG BN Ls AS
our ‘inexhaustifle Fisheries.’ We krow/ oi the Cabinet in London, GO, ANDERSON, Auct 50 Bbls, Labrador lierrine: Ha Cori STARCH, ae for in the Dry Goods line.

Sal UNS ade ethene te peste he 1 f Le nae By New London, Feb. 20, 186 Tuusms—For the above; all sums under Boxes BLACK LEAD, [Niay ,&o&e, HARDWARE :
: . The fecling of uneasiness created at the uN Tome men 150s. cash. allamounts above, credit until the ALSO, ALWAYRON HAND: Fi are i
_ there were not one hundred; yet we are not | sete sue x pce Hea eevee aay Des , . % BO, AL : Tn Uardware is to be found alot of best Scotch
aware that men are Giahinie aOR i the iy ST TS NISHA E es Rare Chance i] | st of Noveintor t, on approved Joint LAND MADE WHISKEY, {a good article] refined Lron, to which much atteation has
business. We would be glid to see the Fai Uilal faite SMCUHe boLReGL Lau: | Notes. ved POUGLAS M. HARRINGTON, Hain ald yaviartshg tals nines for ray
osti q ¢ Pre: ‘ ‘ sa i Lara PLM ee " ;, < i : : H work, carriage work,

; question discussed through the Press. peror Napoleon and the Pope have suddent, 'Preshold Par for Sale! Tas cuireee Water Street, Chistottetown, Dee 27, '¢ (3m aie ann Wachinen, AEE ie
4 Ei A Sey NG % assumed a chroged aspect, and recent Sites |e 4 + La v Bl ashe pile Cae e CHE P q Carts and ruck Waggona; Gornnac aid
issionary Meoting, pondence between Paris and Rome ig regard: | — ozs. Pails, Ay ! Git Sisek Blaien Sheet 1 i
; Hee Fe PAW bua COTUiil ahi cnetens TFEMIN. enbacriber offtis for eile hia Freehold rooms, Jast § gh Shocing, spring anc
A Missionary Meeting in connection es Fe cae ue Hin AnlUAReA for! i Miri cmiaGaing ob LN akehcw a situated | v'pool Soap. Bags N y A Dlister feel hs HEE A BIDS Oa
es ° ‘A : init Bb Cause t i aishletter Road, ab Sai aye Stilue SS ing, sock moulds, nd wagg ipes
with the Summerside Presbyterian Con-! change is the fret that Napoleon has become | tue t Hel th Hi aint mau ‘ WoL A le ee ae ( FINLAY McNEILL and boxes, all s) a ante Aa blake
gregation, wie Held th the Chiraly On| convinced af tie oxtseney of Bouebon atts | an ed wit | G00 tieal, Liverpool Silt. is selling off'a large assortmont of varnish, turpentine, benzine, keroseny
Monday evening last. Rev. R.S. Patter | trigues against his throne, for the most) part) of the renmeauder is ~ und | i ‘ ee i Tt TV INT) CI oil. codfish oil, lubricating oil, japar,
son, A.M,, delivered an able and incerest: | hatched in Rome, to the great ene uragement ey at aaah alae | ios ae aati under Ten Pounds Casny &O £)%) 8S | awecet oil, paint oils; 100 fathom 7-16

ing discourse on t of ** Systematic he Legitimist party in Prance and other) Ube chaer pan! ts ee xrowll o abo ME SUM THREE MONTHS CREDIT, . ~ f ‘ ; “ j ; : reise
xvi. & ii,—* Upon tle first day ot the As a set off to this state of affairs Napoleon uN Peau Wises ee maeeia JAMES L. HOLMAN. HOTEL, very cheap; carrif | pve size
week let every one of you lay by him in} has renewed with King Victor Emanuel bis xcellent quiility, an British & American House, ? Zz _ : S 1 used, with wrought nuts, tire bolts,sleigh
store as God hath prospered him.” Atthé) f iendly tone and ce tow CEiLEEEAL| UN eoaite on ica oligy We Summerside, Feb 7, 1868 § 100 Tons I cle sine Goan for sale. aliealx bolts steeple and counter sunk
close of the discourse Rey. W. R. Frame | Italy, dnd has just frwarded a special order | SEHY eosunes | exauenye SS | ee RUINS i and round head rivets,for carriage work;
gave an account of the different schemes) to his representitive, the Brunel Alinister dn}, Hen ne en enters aN al Wey | FISHING PROPERTY Who Wants Mone q alee Gen Ret fheed ners hub

* Uy teri Shure » Lower! Florence, to that effect, and enjoining him to : oe THER DER? HEAD, 3 yands, cushioning tacks and buttons
okie UN Fe ave or ie id ai shape his diplomacy with that iva Eleanor'a, Peb. 20, 1862. a 1 moe y malleables, of all kinds; shaft tips sil
Provinces of B.N.A., to which it is the | shape Ms ei a) AT ; Gu ; Ps,

Ppa) i Phe tr rtised in Spnin for the Por ro me aREN roReneres BRE EEA : TAVIS subscriber will pay the HIGHEST | yered and iron; 50 scts 4 and } pat
duty and privilege of all (he members and The troops raised in Spain for the Pope ar a | ‘ ray ~— | } ) J t ; écts 9 an patent
anecitaeh Hacconietmniton RU duHtn: to be disbanded at the suggestion of the Prench Wosice | AU c TON CASIL PRICE for any quantity of American axles, 1o sets common do.;

ay ay hagas » these | Emperor. . s long arm truck waggon axles, 14 & lt
aa ree Mis ee Se oh s¢) “fhe French Government has consented to ertify that Dre, WILLIAM GRIGG, | YHNO he sold by public AUCTION on the : oO A TS ul ia.,p'tent leather, cushioning cloth ime
wile the tt aaa rich SUPPONES| Geial the Hanoverian refugees from the soil No. 13, Prince County, BL ELL L premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 4u)/ delivered at his Warehouse. - ported fur the purpose; in faet the best
several Missionaries in the South Pacific) se Brance. cure t day of MARCH next, at 1 o'clock, p.m, the! C. C. GARDINER. assortment of Carriage Mounting ever

Pe Ae natn A new Captain MeKay brought n for ie RPT RUTHER TRAN Ben AT etal Tagen ii diferent | asehold interest Cat a nominal rent) of Summerside, Dee. 12, 1867. brought to this place.

and of Trinidad; then there Si nati S; afternoon; he was fally | ae DARREN ma tates eta ca Mia : Lt s hes fo EEO nS SESE HAS Ea)
thy Homme Missiow {unit designed to aNllammcd eerie ee [ie alors oc nd enc) TV) ACRES OF LAND, | SOMETHING NEW Also on Hand:
i

nik congregations, aud also to foster
ion stations; and the Ministerial bela-
cation fund, for the s.pport of the theo-
logical] Seminary, &e.

Having briefly urged the claims of these
funds, a collection was taken which
amounted to nearly £12,

Before the meeting closed it was agreed
that a missionary seciety be formed in
connection with this Church, The tollow-
ings were appointed ollize bearers for the
current year :—

Rev W. KR. Frame, President,
C. MeLennan, Esq.. Viee do.
Mr. T. B. all, retary,

Mr. Robert Glover ‘Treasaver.

IIon. J. Muirhead. EB. Ll. Lydiard,
and Messrs. David Montgomery, 1
Brehaut, Phos. Prizzel, Joseph Linklow

cand Arthur Miiligin, Coumittee,

abe
or

ta We have received tie Januiry nam.
tyrof the Nasonte Monthly, a very ue stiy
printed Pamphlet published in Boston by Me
TG. Wadinan, wt 32.50 peryear., It con
tins some very choice fiterature, anda hire
amount of useful anit instructive intoraiion
‘th the members of the Masonic Iraterni y-
Mr. Wadmun is a native of this Ishund, and
aw member of the craft, and we have much
pleasure in recommending the Masonite
Monthly to our brethren. We sive on our
first page this week a selection from it, which
we would recommend to the carefal consider:
ation of those who think there is **no good
in Masonry.” .s

‘

A Bio Pia.—The Patriot says that Conrad
Vicker: oa, Nsq., of Vernon River, had a hog
in the market tor sale, on Tuesday last, that
weighed 721 lbs. when killedanddvessed. It
was sold for 54d. per Ibe Tt would be hard to
beat that. We wonder ifthe New Dominion
could produce such pork.

p@™ Resemnen the Auction Sale at the
Briti-h & American Mouse, in Summerside.
og Tuesday next. Great bargains may be
had.

baw We hear thata very good horse was
sold the other day on the Western Road for
35s. Who wouldnt have a horse?

pg Tue Building Committee of the Free
(Episcopalian) Church in course of erection
on Rochford Square, Charlottetown, announce
that a Bizaar will he held carly in July next,
for the benefit of said church.

bea Tue Supreme Court for King’s County

Pebruary inst.

i Du English Mail was reecived here
on Monday last, In another column will be
found the news.

Prince County Best! !
We are glad to learn that the horse owned
“by William ‘Tuplin, Esq., of this town. won

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ne
Charlottetown harbor, on Saturday last.
sis horse was raised in Tignish,—a place
noted for fast horses—and was recently owned
hy the Massrs Reids,of Alberten, and sold by
ie to Mr, Tuplin for the sum of £74. Mr.
‘Tuplin, after the race, sold the horse to D,
*Mutch, sgt, Rustico, for the handsome sum
“* 6f £99. It appears we have some ** Bonars”
_amongst us.

RP Ir is reported that the recent meeting
of the. Snommerside Bank is all upset, and
that the old Digectors will again take their
seats for the ensuing year.

Freperick Prart, a native of this
Island, died suddenly at Doaktown, Mirami-
chi, a short time since.

te His Excellency the Licutenant Governor
in Council bas been pleased te appoint the Hou
Alexander Laird, Junior, a Auriber of the Stock
Varm Committee, in the plaice of the Hon, James

_. “A. Peters, resigned,

> The Newfoundlander anys ‘—
“ We are very glad to hear of the progress
. of outport industry of slate quarrying in
Trinity Bay. During the last season Mr
vs, Cathrae has made and shipped as many as
246,500 slates to Montreal, Halifax,
Poston, P. B, Island, and St. Peters It ik
“further satisfactory to ndd that in the various

a

markets to which they have been sent, thoy!

have given the utmost setisfaction, and the
quality has proved to be equal to the finest
Welsh slates.”

‘There appears to be a large amount of dee-
titution existing among the peopie, Business
vas yory dull, and the winter has been sevore,

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will be opened on ‘Puesday the 26th day of

the race in the trotiing match on the ice on!

Several rioters who attempted to resene
MeKay from the custody of the police, were
also examined and committed.

Ir the Melee two polive officers were shot)
and dangerously wounded,

eont ofthe clerks aud others @aployed ony
Franklin street. iia that) city, he
diseharg don secon t ob dull ou

Gold (N.Y.) 148.

Mrs. A. Allen’s Worlds ilair Re
Zylobalsalum or World. thin t
nnequilled, aad soe wiv
use thom. for or i
( sing the
clossyy ind disp)
red position: q
vesting the filband i
mutural color to Ue i
restore yy hiir to its original youthful col: |
“tabrectly upon the roots of tho |

mio wa
aie}

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without the Zyto-
[t cleanses the
fal flag
nd old,
Tre

toilet is co np!

ir dressing.
hiirandi to ita most deli
}rance, and is suited to bot young
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Toe Restorer Reproduces.
Pressing cultivates ant heautifies.

Hyour hair isthin try it af seurfy try it.
if farsi: try it, if Iustreless try it, if none of
these try it, for all who use it will preserve
their hairthrough lite. Bor sale by ail Drug.
ists.

ACROs
Ty it penetrates Hhrots
sliewing sullerers fror
NUwoundsit heals w
Cuts. Barns, trom
Ko rupfrons, at ite pp vr |
S kins lose enet tain and the complesion’s clear ! |
Sanve, snelas Grice’ ey
A lito its wondrous mcrits t
| Leet those who donbt. a single |
V crily, then its trie ents TWC
BE ven unbelievers we aun € 8 Su
Honor to Whom Honor is Dus,
It has been sail by a few unfortunate)
mortals who have striven in vain to gain po- |
sition of honor and distinction, that tiey were |
not sufliciently appreciated. While such miy |
sometimes be the
observed that true deserving worth is cordial-
ly accepted and honored, whether applicd t
religion, polities, the arts, or invention. Ne
to religion, invention or discovery has th
i highest position, for it wields a mighty infia
Fence; through its channels nations hay
overleaped, as if by magic, the bounds of)
separation, and united by electric wires, can!
converse together at momentiry will,
Indeed, the diversified eforts of man's
genius in these respects ure asource of ad-
miration and gratitude to the whole hunvin
race, In medicine, science has revealed
during the last quirter ofa century, many
hidden truths, which had before been con-
sidered to be impossibilities The malignity
of pestilential disease is now ina great mea-
sure bereft of its terror, and even the “ine
satiate archer,” consumption, is arrested in
his deadly march, and oftentines overthrown,
Undoubtedly the great rallying power in ihe
treatment of this and other paulmonry diseases,
is Dr. Wistar's Balsa of Wild Cherry; and
the foregoing allusions are applicable to the
memory of its illustrious discoverer. The
proof of the efficacy of this great remedy is in
its undying reputation. It has stood the test
of time, and its fie as a curative of Throat
and Lung Complaints has extended to all
climes,--Canada Christian Advocate.
Prepared by SETH W., FOWLE & SON,
18 ‘Tremont Boston. and for sale by Druggists
generally. W. R. Watson General Agent
forP. E. Island [Jan 16

Slarried.

At the Mang), on the Eoth inst, by the Rey W
R Frame, brother of the bride, Mr Jolin Rendle,
of Southport, to Miss Mary June Brame, of Sum-
werside, fornerly of Coleiester, Nova Seotie.
Onthe tth inst, by the Ree Donald MeNcill,
Mr, Malcolm MeKenzic, of Cardigan, to Miss
Margaret Shaw, of High Baul.

Atl River, ou the 1
James MeDomald. Vo G, Me, Dante

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Catherine, second daughter of Mire Peter Hickey
all of dndian River,

Mied.
oun Pleasant, Lot 2, on the th inet. ¢

Archibald MePgnald; beloved and only en of Mr,
William McDougal, aged 14 months aud 12 days, |

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to be suld on the bt
tide will be guaranteed.
GEO. ANDERSON.

New Lonidon, Fe IGS. is

WANTED.
SITUATION by a first cliss BOOT anc
SHOEMAKER. Address

 G. FRANKLIN,
New Glasgow Bridge

rch next, asa good

Feh, 20, 18

REGULAR L

FROM
Liverpool and Glasgow,
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SHE Subse

LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW, anc

{will sail trom their respective ports on the

Ist AVRIL nest.

FROM LIVERPOOL:

The A. 1.

Register, Copperec

Commander.
LRKOM GLASGOW:

The Bark '! EMPRESK" 880 tons Reigster,

3,3, 11 Bureau, Veritus, Joun Git.is,

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

to Messrs. William Stewart & Co.

Trafford Chambers, South John Street; in)

sow to James Kelso, Jun., Esquire, Union
Street, or in Charlottetown to
1. C. OWEN,
WILLIAM WELSIL
Cl’Town, P. E. Island,
Jan, 25L1. 1868. 2m
‘
LOST! *
OST, between Tryon and §
4 PARCEL containingso
‘The finder will be rew;
the Store of Major W
Bedeque, at the Joars
it to
Tryon, Feb. 12, 1868.
Siray Sheop.
SOUND in the woods, in astite of starva-
tion, on the subseriffers farm on the Old
Malpeque Road, 5 & The owner is
requested to come ant
expenses, and take them way,
DAVID BERTRAM.
Now Glasgow, Jan, 28, 1808, din

merside, o
male clothes,
hy leaving it: at
ht, Esq.. Centreville.
office, or by bringing
ANDREW RELD.

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2

Vion erected, consisting of

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tj farninive

, | South West River,

£> PACKETS o&

hers inform the public that the |
following Vessels will be at a loading

Ship 0. C, OWEN,” 480 tons
Axacs Buows, | consist of a DIVELLING HOUSE, 35 x 26,

1&3]

rove property, pay |

on KILDARE ISLAND, at the ejtrance of
Cascumpee harbor, with the Buildings there-

| A Vishing Stage,
(40x26; welladspted for the purpose, with a

\
sleeping loft on the second tit. Also—

A Fis. House,

j tor ste Dry Fish, the upper flat being
(fitted Up as a Store.

{ These tuildi
bibdate River
wits Lye
a

|
are on the bank of th. |
its on ce where Bishing
t, therel: iding the labo:
ce et by beaching, and
sts drawing not more than 8 feet of
y fond and discharge cargo without
tesistance of boats or lighters.

Alsomat the same time and place,

3 FISHING BOATS, £7 ft. keel.
Do. DIV ft. Do.

ood repair, togetfer with Anchors,
singed Sails, mostly now,
quintity of rrels, Puncheons.
Yuba, Seales & Weights, Hondbarrows,
umd Ma kerel Nets; in’ fact all the
nd appurtenances belonging to a
‘Liss Fishing Mstablishinent,

$:—Forll sums under 803,, cash |
Fou delivery: all sums of 80s. and npwards, |
Facreditof chgut months will be given on ap-
jproved Joint Notes of Hand.
Rn

AMIN ROGERS.

|
Tide 1 Alberton, Feb. 6. 18tis.
: “Wad pa oe f ve |
Aue PUBLIC are requested to take ‘aul i reehold ole Prelhcan ita |
| notice whatever, of the Notice’ of] r “KN T i
JoxaTuan Adams, retfrring to the tile ofthe| A U ‘O I LON e i
Barn of the atta Qn Cousins, advertized | —

|

UOMIE Subseriber has received instructions |

| L feone te Widow of the lato WILLIAM

COUSINS to sell at AUCTION, on the pre-

mises, on

| Whursday, Mareh 5th,

Liat LL o'clockjasn., that valunble FREEMOLD
PROPERTY, recently oceupied by the late
WILLIAM COU;

: It consists of 101 acres

lent quality, situated on the d

) of excel-
side of the

eu P : |

NEW LONDON, LOY 20,

(110 acres are under cultivation, and are now |
in good order. A Marsh of 10 acres extend- |
ing along the entire front. The remainder |
of the lind is red with a lirge growth of |

‘Hard Wood, Scantling and Poles. Abun-}

‘danee of Mussel Mud is within a few chains

of the shore.

VEN}
Phe Farm
las a front of 15 chains on the river, and will |

* | ye sold in one or two lots to suit parchasers +
Panda good and valid tide willl be given,

| ‘The Buildings

| |
|
|
|

with kitchen attached 22 x 18; two large
IBARNS and other Outhouses, all recently
| built and well Guished.

The above property is within a mile anda
hallof LONG RIVER WEHARE, where large
quantities of produce are annually shipped.
tt is a desirable investment for any person
wishing to purch an eilent farm,

TERMS OF SALE.—A credit of five years
| will be given, payable by instalments.
| Further particulars made known on

sale.
| GEORGE ANDERSON,

| Auctioneer,

| New London, 27ti Jan., 1868.—ip pro

| WILLIAM W. WELLNER,

| Watehm

| [Svecessor To A, Purcuasr)

iW* ‘CHES and CLOCKS of all kinds

| carefully repaired, cleaned and regula: |

ted. JEWELRY of all Inds neatly and

strongly repaired,
CONSTANTLY 03

day of

97

a

Finuet apply to the subscriber on or before the 10th

ker and Jeweller. |¢

A lot of superior No. 1 Buffalo Roles, Hor @
Rugs, Room Papering; Rubber Shoe,
Men's, Women’s and Children’s; Glasi-
ware, Crockeryware, and many articles
not mentioncd |

Grocerics!

Grocerics may be found at the Eureka
ifouse,Nayy, Eldorado and i0s Tobaceo,
Rice, Currants, Raisins, Sugar, Molasses,
oyster, suda, wine and butter crackers;
mivy bre » Soap, silt,soda, cream t iT,
dye stufls ull kinds, salt petre, Condi-
tion Powders, cloves, nutmegs, glue,cuc-
bear, antimony, camphor, confectionary,
and all things asked fur in the Grocery
trade, including 25 chests of that

Congou Tea.
just received, per Lotus from London, which
| for quality and p:ice must still defy competi-
tion.

Daily expected per Schr. Providence,
trom MONTREAL, 100 bbl A
FLOUR, and du sides SOLE LEAT

0. C. GARDINER.

Summerside, Nov, 21, 1867,
NEW GOODS.

TYXUIE Subscriber has just received per
Undine wand Zuletka from GREAT

BRITAIN, Lady Elgin from MONTREAL,

and Annte Laurie from BOSTON, the bal-

tance of his Ill Iniportation, consisting in

| part of—

| Boiled & Raw Oil,

| White Lead

! Olive Oil

IN

P. E, ISLAND.

FENIIE subseriber having acquired a thorough
i knowledge of his bu ss as MILL
WRIGHT and MACHIIN while in the |
United States, particularly in the line ef!
anuticturing SHINGLE MACHINES on Tn
the datest and mot iipproved principle, has |
concluded to remain ort tine in the Tsiand, |
he has now openeda S 2 in SUMMER-
SIDE. and is prepared to orders for
Cutters.

Persons requiring his services will do well
to leave their orders seon, as he intends only |
to build a fimitod number,

Further particulars made known by address
to him at Summerside, :

N. BURNS.
January 23, 1888.

i , ena 4
Barber Shop!
PENH subscriber respectfully announces to |
i the ; eople of Summerside, and the public
in general, that he has opened a
aa
BARBER SHOP!
Stephen Street, s house adjoining
O'Neill & So Store, where he is
prepared to do all appertaining to his
profession, Best assorthient of
ITtir Oils, Hair Restorers, Tooth
Powders, Dyes, &e.,

always on hand onthe most reasonable terms,
CHAS, OTTO WINKLER,

n 30, 1868.

on St.
Messt

Sumniers

Brooms, P:
Colored 1
Cliss and P

ils, & Tubs,
nts

NOTICE, Crockeryware, Salt, Iron ¢

4p HE Subscriber, having accepted the office | fuihiloe obese
of Inspector of Inkind Revenue for New | thats and Cays

Brunswick, has retired from the Auction and) Gj, o

mission business, which in future will be | Turpentine

arried on by his Sons Caa#irs U. and FRrep- | Rone Starch
rnicx S, Haxror», under dhe name of | Salt Plow Metals
HANFORD ERS, | Vinegar Tron and teel
i : an " + | Springs and Axles Cheese
and while he begs to return thanks to his Nuils Dye Stufts

many friends for their former patronage, he
would also solicit a continuance of it to the
new firm, hoping it will prove worthy of their
confidence,

# Chain for Mud Diggers,

Anda variety of other GOODS, which, to
gether with former importations, comprise a
very large and well selected STOCK OF
| MERCHANDIZE; and having been bought
in the best markets and upon the very beet

terms, will be suld as low ag any othersint) oe

raarket,
DAVID ROGERS.

Summerside, Nov. 7, 1867.

CHEAPEST YET!

HE subscriber has just received at hia
STORE, (opposite the store lately occu.
pied by John A. McDonald,) his

Fall and Winter supply of
MERCHANDISE,

comprising a general assortment of
Staple & Fancy DRY GOODS,
Ladies, Misses & Children’s BOOTS,
SUOLS, Rubbers & Overshoes, in variety
VERY CHE RCASH,

Also a choice ortment of

Family Groceries !

In TEA, KEROSENE OIL,
Sugar, Molasses, ‘Lobacco, Vinegar,
Raisins, Currants, Soap, Candles,
Figs, Nuts, Apples, Biscuit,

THOMAS HANFORD.
St. John, N.B., Jan. 10, 1868. 3in (j:

“TANYORD BROTILERS,

Suceessors to ‘Thomas Hanford,

Commission! Merchants

And Geneyal Agents,
11 NORTH MARKET WHARF,
ST. JOHN, N. B.,

Chas. U. Hanford ..........Pred. S, Hanford.
Jan. 21, 1868.

Schooner a’ho!

PPE Subscriber outers FOR SALE the

OF ASCILOONER, of abgut 40 tons, NM, which
he is now Doilding a hich will be rendy to
lamnich on the FIRST AY next. She is of}
the bost muterial ayn etperior sading model. |
Fermsliberal, Any#person wishing to purchase |

30

j
day of March next,

JAMES McNEILL,
Lot7, Jan. 28th, 1868,

Something to Know.
A uae well-known Establishment, Prince of |

Wales Boarding House, at the east corner of |
Kent and Queen Streets, formerly kept by Mre |
John rl As nt . A ul Sub. | Buckets, Brooms, Dye Stuifs, Se. &e.
scriver, PHTHEOTE athe Oia) Ourdera ac. + TY 1 7s " "
luted; sutisfuctiongMarauteed, ‘here aro |, Allof which will be sold VERY CiikAl',
and as hay and oate | for Cash or approved credit:

ve kept constantly on bad, with a trustwor: | HUGH RAM
nan tu attendance, travellers would do well Summerside, Water-street, Dee, Meine

(ASH tbr OATS!

THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE WILL

so call at the Old Stand.
2, C. WHITLOCK.

uz

Charlottetown, Noy. U4, 1867—3m

ATCLILES,

ip" Shop lately occupied by A.Parchuse,
| opposite Ilon. PB. Walker's, Great George
| Str

2
| Cuarlotictowa, Feb. 5, 1868. lm

[fia

IEDand PLATED |

fo See tl
Notice ! .
AS the late WILLIAM COUSIN’} F
. advertised to be sold of the 5
Thi
‘the purchaser had botter € I
| purchasing that part.

JONATHAN ADAMS.
\ Lot 18, Feb. 13, 1g08.—vie pre Sie

Be Paid in Cash,
ho SAL eSEUET) for ANY QUANTITY of
Good Oats!
clivered in Summerside.

L. VICKEUSON,
Eummerside. Jan. 6, 1868. «

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