Pe

4,

- tice and Mr. Justice Peters presiding.

accounts for what we have heard of the
defective discipline maintained in the
College.

A Charlottetown Hotel Company has

applicd for incorporation, We are glad
to learn the new Hotel is to be built on
something more substantial than an airy
foundation.

The hon, Mr. Haviland has introduced
a bill permitting the officers of the law
to take in execution gold and silver coins,

‘Treasury Warrants, Debentures, Notes |

and Bank Notes. Itseems that in the
present state of the law a debtor can have
his pockets and his drawers full of cash
and valuable securities, and yet laugh at
the Constable and his creditor. We for
our part do not see why such valuable pro-
perty isnot quite as liable to seizure as
tables, grain, stock, hay and straw. The

poor honest man who has a little of such |
property about him can be stripped of

the whole of it by his creditors, but the
rich scoundrel who manages to elude the
vigilance of the Sheriff may walk off with
thousands of pounds of Treasury Warrants
and bank notes, or if he is caught and
clapped in jail, he can,while he lives like
a prince, keep his creditors an indefinite
time out of their money. Our plan
would be to make everything that a man
owns except the barest necessaries liable
to seizure, and abolish that hateful relic
of barbarism—imprisonment for debt.
Mr. Haviland’s Bill also exempts from
seizure the necessary wearing apparel
and bedding of the debtor and his family,
the tools and implements of his calling,
and his last cow. This is only what
common sense and common humanity
require. Some privileges that have
hitherto been accorded to Attornies are
abolished and some reform in the practice
of the Courts of Law made.

On Sunday evening last the Rev. Dr,
Ritchie, who is about leaving the Island,

reached a farewell sermon before a large

ody of people, in the Wesleyan Church,
Charlottetown, The Dr, sted for his
text those appropriate words in Phil, 1: 2
We have seldom, it ever, had the pl
of listening to a more able discourse, At
the close of his sermon he addressed the
young of the congregation, warning them
to avoid Sabbath desecration, which, he
said, led to all other kinds of sin and
erime. He carries with him, we believe,
the good will of the large body of Chris-
tians over whom he has presided for the
past three yeirs.

Tur ‘Eastern Chronicle” says Oats are
now selllng for 50 and 54 cents, and P. Ei,
Island potatoes for 60 cents a bushel,

te The House of Assembly was proro-
gued on Wednes¢

day.
ta We learn that the railroad between
Pictou and Truro, which is now completed,

will be open tor public traflie in a few

days. This will enable persons traveling
to leave Charlottetown in the morning
and arrive in Halifax the same evening.

te As we have to lay in a new supply
of paper and other material, and as it re-
quires a large sum of money to do tl
we must make a call on all delinquent
subscribers, as well as tose indebted to
us otherwise,

te” The Temperance Tull in Freder-
icton was burnt to the ground on the night
of the 8rd instant, with all its contents.

ta On Sunday last the Rey. George
Sutherland preached his farewell sermon in
the Prince Street Free Church. ‘The Rey.
gentleman leaves the Islind in a few days.

hg Tue fishing schooner Summerside,
which was disposed of at public auction, on
‘Tuesd t, was pu ed by Charles Green
and R. Lf, Holman, Wsgrs., for the sum of
£11,00.

pa Active preparations are being made
in Charlottetown to erect new buildings on
many of the sites of the burnt district.

Horse races are advertised to come
offin St. John N.B., on the 24th May, to
which horses from this Island will be admitted.

pa Tur Steamer Commerce arrived in
Charlottetown on Sunday last, from Boston.

Supreme Cournt.—The
Court, for Queen’s County, commenced on
Tuesday last—their Lordships the Chief Jus-
The
record contained seven summary and thirteen
appeal cases, wll of which have been disposed
of.—Lx.

We very much regret to learn that the long!

and very severe winter has caused consider-
able distress in the country districts ; and what
is worse, a great many of our industrious fiu-
mers, especialy amongst those in King’
County, will find it utterly impossible to pro-
cure seed for the now coming planting sea-
son.—£x.

The Screw Steamer ‘ Gulnare,” Captain |

McLeod, master, arrived at this port on Sa-
turday morning, the 11th inst.,from Glasgow,
via St. Joha’s. Newfoundland, which latter
port she reached after an excellent qussage of
eleven days. ‘The *Gulnare” is owned by a
company consisting of some of our most en-
terprising and active citizens. She w mnilt
at the order and under the inspection of Capt.
McLeod, by Charles Connell & Co., who hold
the first rank among British Shipbuilders.
She is what is termed ‘* composite,” i.e., con-
sisting of a teak planking upon an iron frame-
work, and what may be deemed the best eer-
tificate of merit, is the fact that she hus
¢lassed for 14 years, A.1. at Lloyds .—Pat.

Ihave been afflicted with a very trouble-
some humourin my face for six years and
have tried many perscriptions to little or no
avail; but having heard of J. B.Flitch’s Gol-
deu Ointment [ was induced to try a box, by
the use of which I am cured ; and believe it
my duty to recommend it to the public.

DAVID McLELLAN,
Wallace Cumberland County.

.

At St. Matthew’s Church, Ualifux, on Tues-
day, the 7th May, by the Rev. C. M. Grant,
B. 1), assisted by the Rey. D. M. Gordon,
B. D., the Rey. George Munro Grant, M. A.
Minister of St. Matthews, to Jessie, eldest
daughter of the late William Lawson, Esq.

At St. George’s Church, Stonchouse, Ply-
mouth, G. B., April 24th, by the Rev. Richard
Measham, of H. M.S. Indus, assisted by the
Rev. W. H. Nantes, M. A., Charles Leigh,
Esq., Paymaster R. N., to Fanny, youngest
daughter of the late Hon, James Ellis Peake.
of Charlottetown, P. E, 1, No cards.

On Thursday, the 9th inst., by the Rev,
George Sutherland, Mr. James Fraser, to
Miss Christy Stewart, both of Charlottetown.

Died.

PARA ANN,
At Lower Bedeque. on Sunday evening the

28th ult., of inflammation of the lungs, Mr.

Richard Price, aged 60 years and six months.
At New Lairg, Oo. Pictou, N. S., on the

20th ult., of consumtion, George W. McLeod,

formerly a student of Prince of Wales Col-
#, Charlottetown.

daster Term of the |

New Advertisements this Day

Certificate—Charles McDonald,
Marsh tor Sale—-Thomas Murray.
For Liverpool—slames C, Pope,
Groceries, &e.—John C, Crozier.
Come at last.Joseph Bertram,

| PORT OF SUMMERSIDE.

| Entered:
May 9.—Schr. Ripple, Kennedy, Shediac;
ballast. 10th.——Margaret, McKay, She-/

; lumber. 4th.—Clarinda, Allen,
our coal, LieeSteamer Princess of
Wales, Evans, Shediac; goods.

| Cleared:
| May 3.—Margaret, McKay, Shediac; produce.
| Star, Strang, Shediae; pork and vats.
{ 4th.—Venture McPherson, Richibucto;
| bal. Ripple, Kennedy, Shediac; oats,
6th. —Magyie, Campbell, Shediac; pro.
8 Bird, Walsh, Montreal; potatoes.
th.—Ripple, Kennedy, Miramachi ; oats
13th.—Margaret, McKay, Shediac; oats,
Alma, Ross, Pietou; coal.

SHIP NEWS.
The first arrivals from Britain were on
Tuesday, the 7th inst, ‘The Bark ‘* Undine,”
Kickham, master, from Liverpool, and the
Bark ‘* Empress,” Gillis, master, trom Glas-
gow, sailed up Charlottetown Harbor almost
at the same time, the former having a little
advantage of her rival. The Undine is own-
ed by the Hon, J. C. Pope, and the Empress
by Mrs. Owen & Welsh, and both are laden
with goods for Merchants in Charlottetown,
Southampton, April 21,—The C. H. Trum-
bull, from London to Bermuda, has put in
here to-day, with loss of jibboom, foretopmast,
spay Is, and muainmast sprung.

Saitep From Evrore to P. E. I.—Liver-
pool, April 16,—Amanda and Helen Maleolm,
for Charlottetown. Fannie Gordon, for
Georgetown. »

A reliable remedy for expelling worms so
common with young children will be found in
Brown’s Vermifuge Comfits, or Worm Lozen-
ges which are pleasant to the taste; and no
child will refuse to take them.

The combination of ingredients used in
| making the comfits is such as to give the best
possibie effect with safety.

COME AT LAST!!
Seeds! Seeds! Seeds!!

UST RECKIVED, at BERTRAM’S
BOOKSTORE, « large supply of

GARDEN & FIELD

SEEDS,

9% + 1Y* INCLUDING
jeans, 6 kinds; Peag, 6 kinds; Cabbage

Seed, Carrot, Cupumber, Lettuce,

Radish, Parsley,Summer Say-

ory, Cauulitfower, Mas-
turen, Pumpkin,
TOMATO,

Marrow Squash,Spinach,Sage,Onion,

Turnip, Mangel Worzel, Beet.

Flower and other SEEDS.

ty" Sendin your Orders. 4
JOSEPIL BERTRAM,
May 16, 1867.

Summerside

DRY GOOD,

gat his Store. in Summerside, near
ht, thy féllowiing grticles.
wy, Riceg Tohaceo, Cur-
rants, Ba (Soap, Nits, Confection-
ary, Bag Pper, grounfl and whole, &e.
ATS, Shawls, Bed-tickify, Duck, ‘Table
Covers, Braces,, Lamps, Axes, Gouges,
Chisels, and CROGKERY WARE of all kinks,
J, C. CROZIER.
1, 1867.—1m

MOLA

Summerside, May 16tl

‘Marsh For Sale!

| FANHE Subseriber has been instructed to sell
| an valuable piece of Marsh containing
} about three ac
| Dunk River, near the Bridge. — If not disposed
| of before MONDAY the 2fth inst, it will then
pe sold by AKI CTIYN, at @o'clock, p.m.
‘Terms lil For ffirther particulars
japply to t yher,y HORATIO MURRAY,
| Lot 14, or to[fifestibseribdr,
| TILOMAS MURRAY.
North Bedeque, May 16th, 18

| OR LIVERPOOL.

| THE “ ONDINE,” will sail from
Charlottetown on Saturday, the 18th

inst., and will legve Liverpéofy re-
| turning, about flsth une. las
‘first-class accommodationf for ¢abin .
| gers. )
| bam For Freight o Passage \
Liverpool to Josrrm H. Porn &YCo%

‘ford Chambers ; here to

C, POPE.

JAMES
Ff ry BUSIIELS Liver ool SALT.
i100 :
British & American House.
On Consignment,,
Alberton, Jan 31, 1867

Charlottetown, May 16, 1867.
For Sale low.
uMAN,
Summerside, april 18, 1867.
TLHIIPS Heavy asd
A CARD. f

Salt! Salt! !
‘JAMES L.
For sate by
BENJAMIN ROGERS.
fPVUE Subscriber being about t6 clpse his

business in Summerside, And re

him, begs leave to retur’
to his customers and the,
the very handsome patr,
since his compencem
place.

All parties
and settle thei
April, instant, previous to his removing away.

STEPHEN W. CLARK.
Summerside, April 11, 1867. tt

n business in this

ndebted io him, will please call

Adininistration Not;

A LL persons indebted to tl
M. Wrirant, late of Du

reby
» the Vp ubg by,
legal tl

“state
Rive:
Ksq., deceased, are h quired
immediate payment i
those persons who ha
the said state, are ested fo furnish their
accounts, duly att; A for settlement, with-
in three months froni the date hereof.
BETSY MARIA WRIGHT,
Administratrix,
Dunk River Mills, Lot 26, }
] Mareh 21, 1867.

situated onthe north side of

eee
the Richmond Farm, recgntly pureffidsed by

his i eAhanks
yublic ggnerally, for
age exi¥nded to him

accounts during the month of

ver wih
dsfigainst

l vy as Once ‘Totally Blind !
BUT NOW I SEE!

|'To Wiom rr May Corcrnn:

| QIOME fiftcon years previons to the date of
1K this Certificate, | was sorely afflicted with
ja diseased condition of both which
| resulted in the formation of Cataract in € ither
eye, thus producing total blindness, in. which
}eondition I have been for searly or quite 1
years.

During.all this time L was deprived of the
| pleasure of beholding the beauties of nature,
‘from the fact of not being ably to diginguish
one object from another, of avha rT wige oF
color. 4

But my friends hay
skill of Dr. J. HOM!
Mass., but now lova
1., advised me to co!
the possibility of restari After a
minute examination ) sured me
and my friends that he would warrant a res-
toration of the sight by an operation.

After due consideration, myffriends advised
me to have the operation perfPrmed, which |
consented to,

On the 2ist of March, 1867fhe put ne under
the influence of Chloroforgl, and operated
upon eneeye with perfect success; andiu three
weeks time he operated upon the othe: eye
with equal success, not having any unfavorable
symptoms in either during the time,

Before the operation, I could not distinguish
a Barn froma Ship; in fact, I could not see
any obj But to-day I can designate all
the diff nt colors; recognise the features of
my friends, and see to read letters one-fourth
of an inch in diameter, at a distance of two or
three feet. And Lam happy to say that my
eyes are constantly improving in strength and
power of yision.

No one but myself is able to feel the deep
gratitnde I owe to Dr. Homer for his extreme
kindness during my stay under his treatment.

eyes,

sard gffthe superior
ly of Boston,
de, P. BE,
ence to

The pleasure of once more being able to
recognize my friends, and the beauties of

nature, stimulate me to offer a most earnest
prayer to the one Great Physician, to whom
we are all indebted for our present existence.

In testimony-of the foregoing, I hereby
subscribe my name, at Summerside, P, E. 1,
the eleventh day of May, A.D. 1567.

CHARLES McDONALD,
(Patient) Lot 14,

Attest; Cyrrian McDonatp, (his brother)
Lot 14.

April 16, 1867.—li

C. L. Richards,

Sr. Jom, Nrw Brexswipr, /

} AS removed his Office and P}yce of fyen-
eral Business from No. 4, North W

to No. 1, Head North Wharf, an, pndest
Sick! Buildity,
iatel y opposite

Warehouse to the extreme
y Sth, 1867—2i

No. 2, Robertson Place, imme
Cudlip and Snider's.
St. John, N. B., Ma

Molasses & Sugar.

UST RECEIVED ex ‘Ving
HALIFAX, on consignmen

nt,’ from

15 Puncheons Choice preta
MOLASSES, 47
2 adel 1 7 }
22 Barrels SUGAR, (4, /’
7
which we offer at wholesale prices for Crh or
approved paper.
R. A. STRONG & BROR.
Summerside, May 9, 1567. lm

Renewals !
12 OO PIECES Room PAPERING,
+)

good p.
For sale cheap by

R. A. S’
Summerside, May 9,

1867. SEEDS 1867.
ae Subscriber has received from ae

known house of ‘Phomas Whalley.Nu

and Seedsman, 12 St. George's
Liverpool :—

A supply of €

Also on hand /t

Cucumber, Squas

Onion,Cannon Ball, California
Marblehead, Drumhead

Cabbage Seeds.

WM. R. WATSON,

Vicronta Buitprxe, Queen St,
May 6, 1367.

Fresh Garden Seeds,
| FIRST ARRIVAL!

FFMIE Subscriber has received this day, per
* COMMERCE,”
A. SPLENDID AssORTMENT OF

FRESH GARD

warranted go

ALSO ON HAND: y/

RED AND WHITE CLOVER SEED.

of the best quality.

HENRY A. IARVIE.
Queen Street, Ch’ fi

Pogies |!
a SUBSCRIBERS have on,
200 Bbls: Pr}
which will be disposed @f i

chasers.
CAT
Ch’town, May 9, 1867.

Pogies!

dat

: i
c Pogiés,
lotst®@ suit Pur-

/ELL BRO'S.

Sons of Temperance.
MWE GRAND DIVISION of P. EB. Island
is desirous of obtaining the services of a
competent person,—one qualified to
them as a LECTURER and AGUN 2
cations will be received by the Grind $¢
till Friday, the 24th fe
The applicants w)
of salary, say for throes, sixy or twelve months,
respectively, giving €f@ names of two com-
petent persons as referees,
JOUN SCOTT, Grand Scribe.
Charlottetown, April 80, 1867,—38i

Blacksmiths Look Here!

WY asa dir diately—a Blacksmith to
occupy agoyf STAND atMONTROSE
Lot 3; mug

Health lesman. Good
references AMaracyy

&e., required.

For termMaitd other partig
undersigned,
WM. C. MONTGOMERY.

Montrose, may 9, 1867

MAJOR HAMSAY,
Boot os Maker,

ga REMOVED ie House lately oc-
cupied by Mr. Je arper,near Central

Street, where he is preyfar xecute all
orders he may be favorgl with?
Ready made Boots ant®Shoes kept constant-
ly on hand. Customers will be guaranteed
satisfaction in all cases.
Summerside, May 9, 1867.

All kinds of Job Printing done with
neatness and despatch at this office,

/\ised to sell.

NOTICE! 7

HEREBY pive notice to ie
Mess, PIDGRON & §
CHiften, New London, that thé

all their Book Debts, Note

effects, unte the Summerside
sigament bearing date the 27th
last. Therefore all parties inde

said, are requested to pay
amounts to the said Denk, er te
Wa. Beamsro, Beq., forthwith.
J. 0
Summerside, My 40h, 1967.—uf

}
ont,

i ro i
Wotice. ’:
IFFXENDERS will be received Wy

| 2 upder- |
SCLHLOOLILOUSE tt SORTI

i signed until the 24th instant, ff
| BEDEQUE. |

| lion of a new
Plans and specification to be geen ol
j residence of |
HENRY CLARK. |
y Gth, 1867.—3i |

Power of Attorney.
IRMGBY give Mr. 4 oe f Govruin.the

3 Power of Attorney t VY t and}
sue for all Book Accounts Notes gf fand |

due me up to the first day/o MA: . ¢
MER, M.D.

JOU
Summerside, May 1, 186
NOTICE TO DEBTORS!
I Y Power or Arrorney invested’ in /me
by Dr. Homer, I hereby notify//all fer-
Lad tof Aull

North Bedeque, Ma

ie

sons indebted to him by Note of
and settle immediately.
Ollice over Messrs. Green
Store, Water Street, Summersi
ALFRED GOURLIL,

Summerside, May 1, :

N R. ANGUS McSWEEN,
ful for past favors, wishe
his numerous customers gnd
erally, that he has removed h
ness from head of QUREN'S W
building lately occupied t H
POPE, and that haying recettly/ gurployed a
number of first class workmen, iS better pre-
pitred than ever to execute all orders in the
best styles and on the most favorable terms.

Latest English & American

constantly on hand.

Suinmerside, May 9, 1867.

READ THIS ALL WHA WAN’
Boots and

Ae Subscriber degs leave
inhabitants of Sumagrsip# ¢
xed to SUM-

laée of busi-
ARF to the

try generally, that he has ren
MERSID nd has opene SHOP on
WATER STREET, in Sutherlafd’s ding,
(opposite the Store of Colin Me nan, Esq.,)
where he is prepared to execute all orders
entrusted to his care, ingood style and with
despatch,

Ilis old customers on the Princetown Road
he will be glad to see.

‘THOMAS FRIZZLE,
Budt & Shoe Maker,
Summerside, May 9, 1867.

J. H. ALLEN,
Commission | erchant,

And Dealer in Provisions, &e.,
MARKED Stn y nd)
St, John, N, ty !

bx” Gives personal attenfor ie Sale
and Purchase of every description of Goods,
May 9, 1867.

*S: O'NEILL,
Gommission a6

FOR THE SALE OF Ve

wt,

P. E. Island Prod Ww
«* LESTER Ti

No.68 Charlotte St., South Side Iga
ST. JOHN. N.

nments solicited, and all orders
seive promptattention. [May9.

gq Square.

N.B. —Consi
will r
SABBATH SCHOOL LIBRARIES!
FNAL Subseriber wishes
intendents of SABBATIL SY
others who may be interested
of the young that he will shortly
alarge and well sel dstock o
j from the best Societies, cont
100 Volumes each. — Alse
School Requisites. :
Please call and examine for_Zourselves at
the house of Sreruen Baker, who is author-

Wier Sabbath

DIMOCK
Summerside, May 2, 186

SAW
SAWS!! SAW.

S‘ WS of the best quality, any
ing Cash prices, uly:
nunutacture of the substyibers :—

CIRCULARS

ARCHIBALD,

METER, ;
bf in.

0 each $18 each

6 each B08y. $15 each

| deach 26 in. #11 each
th 22 in, oh

ch 18 in,
ch 14 in,
Mill Saws 54 feet, $5 each; Buck Saws 28
in. $7 per dozen, set and sharped.
| Allorders left at the Book Store of Mr
Joseph Bertram, Summerside, or forw arded
direct, will receive immediate attention.
A RICHARDSON & Co.
St. John, N. B. April 11, 186 7:

THE MORNING NEWS
AUCTIO

MNESS

at 1 o'clock, p. m., the jbést BUA)

STAND in Prince County, ¥ udlayst WH.
ELK BRIDGE, Lowy yy, only/ two

and a half miles from SUMMERSIVE by

land or water, lately in poskession of Mr.
JOHN WATERS, containing a quarter of an
naere of LAND, a WO SHOP and BARN
.  Phis place is
CARRIAGE or
nd hayjng a front
ist very beautiful

well adapted for
BLACKSMITIL SHOP,
on the sea shore, make
place.

ALSO—One Cow, 1 Gig, 1 Sleigh, a lot
Spokes and other Lumber, three Stoves and
pipe, 1 Turning Lathe, | set Wagon Wheels,
Ch , Tables, Wash Stands, 1 Sofa, 1 Time
Piece, and various other articles too numer-
ous to mention.

Sale Positive. No Reserve.

Bargains may be expected.

Terms of sale, credit given till by October.

Yor further particulars inquire of

A. WAUGH & BROR.

GARDINER, President. |
ithe 7 WRAY, and pase
Jonto Malpeque;

| Season,

1S67.

SUMMERSIDE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, MAY 16,

\

“Prince Edward!’ |

2 Wes Stad Horse * PRINCE HDWARD,
has been recently purclytgd from Mr.
John Haszard by Mr. Wa. ALKER, of
St. Eleanor’s, and will igyfel fdr tc
on the following route +

Willleave St. Eleay

eCason

|

vs, ey PCESDAY,
ry Fadian River
> from thaneé ys New London ;
thence to French River; ge home by th
way of Long River. |

Will leave on MONDAY, the 18th MAY,
and proceed through Wilmot Creek; thence
through Freetown; thence through Midule- |
ton; thence to Searletpmp; thence to Cape
traverse; thence to reville by way of
‘Tryon Road; thence Mfrough North Bedeque |
homewards.

This route

will be q nued during the
This splendid florse ‘PRINCE ED-
WARD,” was bred itsanimerside by the Hon.
J.C, Pope: he is stands
16 hands high, weig grey,
and is a Colt of the la .” ime
ported by the Royal Agricultural Society.
W. W. WALKER, Owner,
St Eleanor’s, May 2, 1867. im

Horse “Sweep Stakes.”

TPNUE fast trotting Stud Alprse SWEEP
STAKES, owned by/JolfM Smith, will}

leave SUMMERSIDE on DAY, the 2nd
MAY, on his ront fr vassing
through New Villagg, and|
Indian Rive
peque to the Fermoy Roh
thence to Barrett's Cros
by the ‘Town Road, to Bldeshank Road, thence
to Wilmot Creek, thence to Summerside.
Leaving Summerside againon MONDAY
6th MAY, passing through Linkletter Road,
Misvouche, Muddy Creek. tg William Hib-
bets, Fifteen Point; thence 7th through
Egmont Bay to MeNaley’f; tr hence on
the 8th through the Porti ud to Kents,
thence along the Western Rol to Robett-
son’s, thence to Tory Road, thence to Lot 11,
Lot 12, Lot 13, thence to James McDougald’s,
Lot 14; thence on the 15th across the bridge
through Lot 16, by the lower road to St.
Eleanor’s, thence to Summerside by Mr, 5.
McNei This round will be continued dur-
ing the season,

the
Barkars

JOUN SMITH.

Summerside, april 24, 1

Farriery.
FYNUE subscriber having had
asa FARRIER, in Ce

has been particularly sugbes
HORSES, by a much t
dangerous process tha:

use, Addres
ROBORT YD. WORN,
April 18, 1867. us Bloomfield, Lyot}
The Subscriber wants

Don't Rush “ {/
Four Good JOURNEYYEN TH VA

empl
/Apply at

constant employment guargnt¥ed,
once to.

Summerside, January 17, 1
Look Here.

B, FITCIVUS GOPDEN OLY ENT is
e used for all co. ints, that n, flesh,
bones and muscles gre afflicted with; with

wonderful success. ‘Try it.
W.R. WATSON,
). Island.

McSWEEN,

J
PAINTER AN} DER.
Hae worked seve spns under
ie instructions 0

»fof Mie most
popular Painters in the ates and
British Provin wished td/avinotince to the

public that he has opened al PAIN'T SHOP,
and commenced in that i of trade, at
SUMMERSIDE, where he fis prepared to
execute all kinds of Plain JM Ornamental
House and Sign

PAINTING.

Ceilings and Walls painted and decorated in
Oil and Fresco, Graining, Paper hanging
and Glazing done to please the em-
ployer, Ceilings whitened with
neatness and despatch.

p@ All orders left at the Commercial
Hotel, Central St., next doreto Ber Vs Book
Store, will receive prompt attention, and be
done at moderate rates.

Summerside, April 11, 1867.

Gn

for Steam Communication be-
tween Souris, Georgcfown,
Murray Harbor nd Pidto ‘

A a ane are required to We'sénf into the
AL Colonial Secretary’s Ollice on or before
THURSDAY, the 16th day of MAY next, at
‘Two o'clock in the afternoon, by any pe
or Company who may be willing to contract
torun a STRAMER Ance or twice a week for
the Conve; of Passenge
and Mails, ifrequirgi, between Souris,
town, Murray Hafifr, and Pictou, touching
at each Port going (1 returning, so long as
the Navigation shaN remain open, from the
FIRST day of JUNE next, to the close of the
season of 1867, and during the open season in
the two followir urs, 1867 and 1869, ‘The
Tenders must spe the ‘Tonnage and Power
of the Vessel to be eupphed, and the amount)
required to be paid for the performance of the |
service required, and be accompanied by the
names of two parties willing to become Sure-
ties for the due performance of the Contract.

The Tender must also state what amount
will be required for the present year’s service
alone, and also how much for one and how
much for two trips in each week during™ the
above periods,

GEORGE COLES,
Colonial Secretary .

Ch’town, April 8, 18

FARM FOR SALE

To be sold by private tgntract ;
50 Acres of L

situate on Lot 19, near_Barrett’s Cross,
Formerly the property/of{lluem Juve, but
latelely of CHAS. BL! BID. ‘There are
on the premises a

Dwelling Houst)and Barn.

For Terms, as it will be sold a bargain,
apply immediately to

WILLIAM DODD,

Charlottetown,

!

March 27. 1867.

BOR SALE! |

iT, in Sum-
Stroct, ad-

Blanks of all kinds for sale at
the “ Journal" Office.

in iii iii

LANDS FOR SALE

HOUSE AND LOT
IN SUMMERSIDE!

Det Sale, in the Eastern partof SUM-
MERSIDE, on WATER STREET,

The
“—
HOUSE AND LOT 4

at present occupied by Mr. Srrramy By en.
The house has eight rooms and Af SUMVAn
front; the lot is fect.on Wat + eT,
and runs back 90 f There4¢ pgp on

the premises.
Possession can be gi ely. Two

thirds of the purchas@Tioney cary remain on
interest for two years, by giving good security.
Also—about 6 cords of good HARDWOOD,
which is on the premises.
For
Orricr.
May 9, 1867.

particulars apply at the JouryaL

Look Right Here!

Valuable rane

Freehold
ape I) Subseribers offer for s¢ ei aeate

for Sale.
HOLD PROPERTY consisting of 150
acres of LAND, situated in Lot 19, WILMOT
VALLEY, being about tive miles from Sum-
MERSIDe, und within about one quarter ofa
mile of Messrs. G. Clark’s Mill.
There is on the premises a commodious
Dwelling House and Barn, together with other
convenicnces; there is a streum of water run-
ning partly ecross the front of the farm, and
also any quantity of bog manure at the rear of
the premises, and is within a short distance of
the mud beds. About 100 acres of the farm
is cleared, and the ainder is covered with
hard and soft wood,
The above I erty is very pleasantly
situated, and offers afeood investment to any
one wantingea farm,As it will be offered at the
small sum of-£870; part of the purchase
money will be required to be paid down, and
the remainder may remain on security on the
farm. Imuuediate possession given,
UGH & BROR.
» 1867. tf

Property

Summerside, May

Valuable Freeho

Just in time forth

Crop.
FANE Subscriber offers for sate
ble FREEHOLD FARM Fently/ gc

pied by him, at MONTROSE:
from Isildare Bridge. It con
30 of which is cleared and in-a
vation, 5 ready to stump, an
covered with Softand Hy .
tity of Mussel Mud maysPhad near the farm.
‘There is on the préMites a DWELLING
HOUSE. partly finished ;fand a good BARN
28 x 80 feet) a goot—sfring of Water runs
through the farm.

“Any quan-

ISAAC McDOUGALL.
Lot 16, May 2, 1867. tf

Freehold Property
FOR SALE
IN SUMMERSIDE!

Cottage, Out-buildings, and
Land!

TENT Subscriber, being about to

make a change in his busi-
offers for Sale the follow-
tate, consisting of House,

Frechold

ing
Jaund, and Out-houses :

The House

is situated on Sovra Marker Street, direct-

ly opposite the Presbyterian Church, and near
the residence of the Hon. J. R. Gardiner.
It contains ten Rooms, laid off in such away

as to accommodate a ea
Boarding Estepfishment,
or can be let in /
Four Convenient Te fy

to small families; also,

BARN, STABLE, COAGH-HOUSE, &S.,

all in good repair and condition.
A good bargain, with an undoubted title,
can be secured, on early, application to the

‘Two thirds of the purchase money can re-
main secured on the property for four years,
by the payment of lawful interest.
SAMUEL RODD, Proprietor.

§ $18, 18 tt

A Valuable Freehold Farm
FOR SALE.

TYVHE Subseriber offers for sale 150 acres of
improved LAN D, together with an excel-
nt DWELLING HOUSE, BARN, and
GRANARY, with a splendid brook running
acer the centre of the farm,
This valuable propertyS#-gtuated in the
flourishing settlement of Upfer Freetown,
Lot 25, and is within a quarteyfof araile from
the Wesleyan Chapel, Schgol se, and
Post Office.
Should any person wish
part of the farm with the
whole, he can do so, and pytt
may remain on security of the'
For further particulars apply
seriber on the premises.
GEORGE CROSBY,
Upper Freetown, April 4, 1867. 3m

Who Wants a Cottage P

Pleasantly situated in Supaterside or
Bedeque- |

fia HOUSE

tly gi

the Sub-

and
uated on
ite

the Presbyt
The House is finished otttsidel and As
fect, and is 14 story high. Sie of Lot 66 feet
on Central Street, running back/132 feet.
Terms easy, and made known on applica-
tion to

JOSEPH BERTRAM.

Summerside, March 28, 1867. tf
VALUABLE PROPERTY
For sale in Summérside
pee Subscriber being aboutfo rem

the Richmond Farm) tecehtly purbhas
hy him, offers for sale the whole of his
PERTY in the rising Toyn\ & BY
SIDE, which consists of |

One House, witl
situated on Central Streg

The Building is 60 x
righ, and is well finishes fhe Shop, which
is in the front of the B ny, is completely
finished for a Dry Goods Store, and is a good
situition. ‘Chere fs a good Stable and Coach
House on the premises, anda pump in the
yard.

One Dwelling House,
situated on Second Street,

The Building is 86 x 26, and is all finished.
There is a well in the yard, and a large piece
of land fur a Garden. The size of the lot is
80 x 100 feet.

The above Property offer a good investment
to any persons wishing to purchase Property
in this go-ahead Town.

‘Terms easy, and made known on appliga-
tion to the Subseriber, ‘ ne

STEPHBN W. o7* RK:

Summerside, April 11, 1867.

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feet, two storys

Summerside, May 9, 1867.

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