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New Advertisements: this Day

May, hay, hay~Thomas I, Sims.
Farm for Sale—George Anderson. |
Sweep Staukes—John Smith. |
Now Triamphs—Rogers & Co. i
Pablic Mecting~-*,*

Sugar & Molasses--Carvell Brothers.

Public Meeting. -

A publle ineeting was held in Mr,
Waugh’s Hall on ‘Tuesday evening last,
for the purpose of taking ‘notion in re-
gatd to obtainin increased Post Office
facilities, and other matters.” Richard
Hunt, Esq., was called to the chair, and
Mr. IL. J. Richardson acted as Secretary.
‘The first resolution proposed was one
asking the Government to place a mitil
Clerk on board the mail Steamer calling
here, in order that we might obtain our
Colonial mails without their first having
to go to Charlottetown, and also asking
fer tho Post Office in Summerside to be
made a distributing office; it passed. A
resolution asking for a grant of money to
lay down side walks in Summerside; one
asking fora Square and Market House ; ote
asking for a grant to build.a new block to
Summerside wharl; an e asking fora

rant te the Canadian steamers, to induce

em t, call at this port. There was also
resolution put to the meeting, asking our
Government to form a ‘Treaty with the
United States, by allowing the Americans
to fish in our waters free, and the Island
fish and produce to be admitted free into
their ports; it was negatived by a small
majority, notwithstanding that it was very
strongly urged by its proposers. We do
not know that there were any more reso-
lutions passed, and we think there were
too many as it was. As we heard an indi-
vidual remark, ** why did not the meeting
ask for the whole revenue at ohee.” If the
Government will give all thatis asked for
we will consider them a true liberal one.

Panta, Edzct10ns.—The Election for the
Third District of Queen’s County, on Wednes-
day the 17th, resulted in the return of the
Leader of the Government, Hon. George
Coles, by a majority of 826 votes, Mr. Ross
only polling 25 votes.

For the Second District of King’s County,
Ton. B. Whelan has been defeated, and Mr.
Edward Rielly and Mr. McCermack elected,
Mr. Whelan was 45 votes behind Mr. Itielly,

Wr will endeaver to keep our readers
posted up in the Parliamentary proceedings
while the House is in session.

neice in our harbor is vreaking up. The
channel is guite clear, and we expect to see
the steamer in a few days.

We have received a communication from
Mr. A. A. McKenzie, in reference to the
Teachers meeting recently held in Summer-
side. As its publication would (in all proba-
bility) lead an unpleasant discussion, we can
hol see any use in inserting it.

Tue many friends of the Hon, James Yeo
avill be glad to hear that he is recovering from
jhis date severe illness.

We understand that Mr. Sampson, the mail

carrier, will in future come in direet to Sum-
merside, instead of going round through St.
Klesnor’s. He will go out through St. Elea-
nor’s, however, on his return.
. Ay editorial article on the Benevolent So-
ciety of Summerside and its Bye Laws, is
erowded out this week—we will give it in our
next issue.

We have received Kirkwood Livi
rfor Apri sth, Flour
5; 9.00; 8.75; 8.50.
‘Tun Steaner Alhambra, trom Boston, ar-
rived in Charlottetown yesterday; itis re-

ported that she has small pox on board,

‘Tne Steamer Princess of Wales lett Char-
lottetown for Pictou on Tuesday list. She
will return to-day, bringing the Mnglish mail,
which arcivedin tlalitix this week.

gstone &

> quoted

Senious Accipent.—On Tuesday, the 9h
inst., as Mr. tfeney Maatield, of Centreville,
Bedeque, was engaged in goose-shooting, his
gun untortanately burst, tie breech stiking
him on the forehead, Ile did not appear to
sufler much from the effects of the concusssion
until the 16th, when he’ complained of the
brain being cold. On the 17th, medical assis-
tance being called in, he was found to be in a
state of lockjaw. He was immediately put
under the intlucnee of chloroform, the wound
examined, and some fifteen pieces of the frac-
tured skull removed. ‘The wound was then
bandaged up, but after consciousness was res-
tored, lockjaw returned accompauicd with
great pain, until death terminated his  suffer-
ings on the morning of Tuesday, the 18th inst.
We deeply sympathize with his bereaved rel-
atives.— at,

Eastur Snow or Fat Carrre.—The Easter
Show of Pat Cattle, held on ‘Tuesday last. was
the most creditable to the Colony of any yet
held in this City. Some 12 were exhibited of
as fine stuck as any country need produce.
The respective gross weights are as follows:
Ox fed by Mr. MeNutt, of Darnley, — 1940 Ibs

Cow ted by Mr. Blake, 1890
Ox fed by Mr. Bridges, 1810
Cow fed by Mr. Blake, 1740
Ox do do 1610
Ox fed by Mr. Gill, Little York, 1400
Ox by Mr Dickieson, New Glasgow, 1390
Heiter fed by Henry Longworth, Esq. 1870
Cow fed by Mr. Holman, 1850
Ox fed by Mr. Blake, 1520
Cow do do 1270
Cow do do 1200
Cow fed by J. W. Pickard, 1090

All these cattle, except those exhibited by
Messrs. Bridges, Gill, Pickard, and Holman,
were the property of Mrs, Blake & Sons,
whose enterprise has done so much to supply
the Charlottetown Market with meat of the
best quality. Whenou a vist to Canada a
year or two go, we attended several Cattle
Shows, but saw no stock there superior to that
exhibited at our Easter Show of Tuesday last.
A few larger animals we did see, but none
that presented so fully the characteristics of
thorough bred stock.—Pat,

Hay, =

JOR SALE bythe Spscriber, FIFTER?
TONS » a

ay,

it pureliascrs; or by the
ands,—T@ms 40s. per ton,

In quantit
stack as i
cash on ddfvery,

THOMAS HU. SIMS.

Kensington, 19thapril, 186 Sin,

Valuable Freehold Farm
FOR SALE!

EMILE Subscriber is instructed to SELL, by

AUCTION, on TUESDAY, the 30th
April, instant, at the hour of 11 o'clock, a.
on the premises, the FARM recently occupied
by ‘Thomas LePacs, and known as the

remainder is cI
end Scantling.
inished DWH
vith a never-failing strear
through the improved partlof the Fann.

‘The above property is situated on the South-
West River, New London, where an ubun-
dence of MUSSEL MUD can be obtained
within a few chains of the shore, and is a de-
sirable investment for auy person wishing to
purchase a good Farm,

Terms easy, made known at time of Sale.

GEORGE ANDERSON. Auctioneer,

New London, april 25, 1867

AUCTION.
Shop, Stock, Lumber &c.
HNO be sold at AUCTION, on THURSDAY,
the 2nd day of May next, at 1 o'clock,

p- m., the following articles :— s
14 thousand Iardwood
Wheels, 4 run T

1 Turning Lathe,

lot Waggon spol

Stone, lot of seth
‘Tools.

es are a well-
BE and BARN,

Cart

set Springs, 2 set

x
Furnjture,
2 Bedsteads, 6 Chairs,f1 room ‘Table, 1 kitchen
do., 1 Wash Stanfl, a quantity of Carpet,
1 Cook Stove, 1 lose do., 1 small do.,
Stove Pipes, and yarious other articles,

Terms—all sums under 40s. Cash, over
that amount a credit until the 20th Oct, next,
on approved paper.

Also—on the same day, the Building now
occupied by Mr. Hilson as a Work Shop on
Water Strect.

‘Terms liberal and made known at sale.

W. BEAIRSTO, Auctioncer,

Summerside, april 1%, 1867.

SWEEP
sfuith, will
y, the 2nd}
(pissing
Feit and

MAY, on his rout
through New Vi
Indiin River; dicnce om tfeye: fough Mal-
peque tothe Bermoy Rbad, thenfe to Margate,
thence to Barrett’s Crdsgz thenee on the 4th
by the Lown Roud, to bTheshank Road, thence
to Wilmot Creek, thgnce to Summervide,

Leiving Sunmersfde againon MONDAY
Gth MAY, passing t¥rough Liakletter Road,

iscouche, Muddy Preek. to: William [ib-
ifteen Point; Blhence on the 7da through
Reniont Bay to MeNualey'’s; from thence on
the 8th throwgh the Portash Road to Kents,
thence along the Western Road to Robert-
son's, thence to ‘Pory Road, thence to Lot 11,
Lot 12, Lot 13, thence to James MeDougild’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. 5S.
MeNeill’s. ‘This round will be continued dur-
ing the season,

(a

JOUN SMITH,
Summerside, april 2

)
Por Sale,
TEVIE Entire Horse SAM, color
height L6 hands, weighs 127
years old next July. Dyed
C. Pope, staunch and pr
in good condition.
Vor further particula

apply t
JOUN He
nor’s, April 11, 1867.

New Truimphs of
Roger’s Medicines,

Run your eye over them and tell your aflic-
ed Hi es about it.
West Branch, East River, Pictou, Sep.11, rot
Mrssrs. Rocrenrs & Co, :—
Genilemen—Vor th® sake of those who are

suffering with Serofula ge-King’s Evil, L wish
you to publish the #6Y$wing facts: About
eight years agg, a sy appyared under my

chin; ina shot} tinfe itfufeeryfed, and became
a running sofg, and exténgéd across my neck
from ear to Thp byfie became affected
and several /pie}y ame out from time to
time. The smefi from the parts affected be-
came yery offensive, so mftch so that [had to
retive by myself and dres#them. I tried the
best doctors in the countrf, and many in the
United State, but all to go purpose. I also
tried various patent mpdicines, including
Kennedy’s Discovery, which [ used for two
years, but it did me no good. Under your
treatment my general health which was very
much impaired, is completely restored, and
the Scrofula on my neck is entirely healed up.
Lama sound man now, thanks to Providence
for his goodness. Let no one who reads this
doubt its truth, Llundreds know my case,
THOMAS CHISHOLAL

SZARD.

prog.

H. H. Read, M. D.,
writes as follows.
Mussrs Rocens & Co, :—
Thave used your Medicise in one or two
cases of Serotulous Sores, and think it excel-

, of Windsor N.S.,

+

Mied.

In Neweastle, England, on Friday, 22d of
Mareh, of small-pox and fever, in the 27th

eur of his age, Joseph P. FB. Gillis, late of
iscouche, Prince Edward Istand.—{Tlerald
please copy-

On Sunday morning, the 2Ist inst., of con-
sumption, Joseph, the third son of Mr, Peter
Gillis, Barbara Weit, Lot 19, in the 27th year
of his age.

On Friday, 19th April, aged 78 years, Mr.
William Butcher, who emigrated to this Is-
land from St. James’, England, in 1829.

At Chemiday Farm, on Monday, 22d. inst.,
after a long and painful illness, borne with
Christian resignation to the Divine Will, Kay,
the beloved wife of John Ramsay, aged 69
ae « Blessed are the dead who die in the

Lord.”

The Saints of God from death set free,
With joy shall mount on high;

The heavenly hosts with praises loud,
Shall meet them in the sky.

At New Wiltshire, Lot 31, Thursday, April
11th, Donald Henderson, aged 78 years, leav-
ing a widow and a large circle of relatives and
fricnds te mourn their loss.

lent ;and it isthe best thing L know of for
removing the stiffening which remains afver
idflamation of the joints,

GC. I, Harrington, Esq., of Sidney, C. B.,
writes as follows under date of August 22, 1865:
* The mail agent here used the Ointment for
his horses, and says he never had anything
which cured any hurt or sore so quickly.

Sronsont, N.S., 19th August, 1865

Mrasns. Rogerr & Co

Gentlemen—There was a wort on oneof my
cow's eyes, and grown to such an extent that L
thought it would shut her eye up, when after
four rubbings with your Ointment, it took it
off'as clean as if cut off with a knife. It was
as bigas an ounce ball, I will write again

shortly.
Yours truly, THOMAS S. MILWARD

Annenst, October Ist, 1865

Gentlemen—I have been a great deal trou-
bled with those merciless and most distressing
things culled Felons, or Whitlows, Lastyear,
I was laid up three months with one, and T
could not tell what I suffered. A few weeks
ago another begun with all its usual vigor and
earnestness. 1 suffered for several days. My
hand swelled very much, and L looked for-
ward to three months more of misery and
suffering; but happily [tried your Ointment.
In two days I went to work. It seemed to
kill itat once. In three or four days, a hard
black lump came out at the end of my thumb,
about the size of a small pea, Wonderful
medicine! Ye suffering try it.

WILLIAM ELLIOT.

y, Hay! |

SUMMERSIDE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, APRIL. 25,
Hay! | SUGAR & MOLASSES |

TO ARRIVE,

T AILY EXPECTED, to ARRIVE, ex,
Schr. ALICK, from CUBA direct :—
Ihds. |
200 5 Tierces taro SSES.
Barrels ‘
20 Casks SUGAR, —*—
For Sale hy

CARVEUL BRO'S,
Cl’town, apl. 24, 1867.

e place on
t, at 8 o'clock,
hegpurpose of dis-

Sand RECIPROCITY

'TUESI
at WAUGIY
cussing FRE
with the Unite!

Adinission free. Reservgd seats for ladies.
Several gentlemen are expected to speak,
apl, 24, 1867.

AW
SAWS!! SAWS!!!

mas of the best quality, and at the follow-
ing Cash prices, always on hy at the
manufacture of the subscribers :

CIRCULA

DIAMETER.

36 in. $20 each
32 in. $16 each
28 in. $12.50 each
24 in. $9 each

20 in. $7 each

16 in, $5 cach

12 in, $3 each,

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 forwarded
direct, will receive immediate attention.

A RCHARDSON & Co.
St. John, N. B. April 11, 1867. y

~ Salt! Sait!!
1000 BUSHELS Liverpool SALT,

Por Salg lg
4. HOLMAN,
Summerside, april 18, 1867.

& American House.
Salt! Salt Afloat!
1000 BAGS SALT,
83000 bus] ue alt in bblk.
Tor Sale, to arrive, b.
CARVELL BROTHERS.
Ch’'town, Avril 11, 1867.

18 in, $5.75 each
14 in, $t each

Seeds! Seeds! Seeds!!
Garden & Field Seeds.

1D uae EXPECTED, pirect from the OLD
4 COUNTRY, a supply of all kinds of
GARDEN AND FUG SEEDS. Warrant-
ed good and fresh.
ntity of TIMOTHY SEED, CLO-
D, and LURNIP SEED. Send in
your orders to BERTRAM'S BOOK STORE
Summerside, april 18th, 1867. Sins,

Freehold Property
TOR SALE
IN SUMMERSIDE! |

Cottage, Out-buildings, and
Land!

MELE Subscriber, being aboutto
make a change in his busi-
ness, offurs for Sale the follow-
ing freehold Estate, consisting of louse,
Land, and Soetous:

To

is situated on S
ly opposite the Presif:
the residence of thy
It contains ten Roo
as to accommodate he

Tarkur Stren, direct-
Boarding E

riyet hurckyand new
. J. K/Gardiner.
aig offAiry guch ayy
or can be let in

Four Convenien

ouse

to small families; also,

ARN, STABLE, COACH-HOUSE, &C.,

all in good repair and condition.

A good bargain, with an undoubted title,
can be secured, on carly application to the
subscriber,

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.

Summerside, April 18, 1867. tt

~‘Tignish Cloth Mills!

ANIL Subseriber in
public for past favors, wo
intorm them that he has buj

‘turning thanks to the
respectfully
YEW MILL,
has also im-

ported NEW MAC
States, which will er
ina better style, a
le intends to STE
any person wishing tp
great improvement ir
ed. Prices the san
steamed Cloth, whieh will be Is. 3d. per yard.

The following gentlemen will act as agents .

Mr. Robert Si in, Cavendish,

Pidgeon & Stéwar}, Clifton,

James Pidgeon, YAq., N. L., French River.
Peter McNutt, Tsq., Malpeque.

Thomas LL. Sims, sq., Kensington.

Mr. Edmund Crosby, Freetown.

John Haszard & Co., St. Bleanor’s.
Donald Campbell, Usq., Lot 16.

Mr. James MeDougald, Grand River, Lot 14.
David Ramsay, Esq., Port Hill,

Mr. Michael Kilbride, Lot IL.

James Forsyth, Isq., Alberton.

Donald Ramsay, Esq., Lot 8.

BENJ. WAYWOOD.

WILLIAM CARRUTILERS, foreman,
‘Tignish, April 11, 186 Im

4 NI
Rk. M. GIBSON,
4 NI \ ’ P|
PAINTER AND G){DER.
ye wn worked several
the instructions ofPjome
popular Painters in- the i
British Provinces pajshed t
public that he ha
and commenced
SUMMERSIDE,
execute all kinds of
House and Sign

PAINTING.

Jeilings and Walls painted and decorated fn
Oil and Fresco, Graining, Paper hanging
and Glazing done to please the em-
ployer, Ceilings whitened with
neatréss and despatch,

3 All orders left at the Commercial
Hotel, Central St., next doreto Bertram’s Book
Store, will receive prompt attention, and be
done at moderate rates.

Suimmerside, -

eagpns under

se to the
r SHOD,
vf trade, at
is prepared to
lain and Ornamental

6m

STRAYED from th
KD last Wall, a RY
years old, having ac
a half crop off the le!

Any person giving infgrmatNn as to where
he is, or bringing hifhome, will be rewarded.
THOMAS FRIZZEL,

earZand

yard,

1867.

tween Souris, Georgetown,
Marvay Harbor and Pictou.

—

"

‘Terms easy, ane made known on applica-
tion to

JOSEPH BERTRAM.
Summerside, Mare 28, 1867. if

VALUABLE PROPERTY

For Sale
IN SUMMERSIDE!

Ane Subseriber being about to remove to

the Kichmond arm, recently purchased
by hin, offers for sale the whole of bis PRO-
PERTY in the rising ‘own of SUMMER-
SIDE, which consists of

ONE HOUSE, WiT

situated on Central S

The Building is &
high, and is well fini
is in the front of the
finished tor a Dry Gogys nd is a good
situation. ‘There is ajZood Stable and Coach
House on the premiges, and a pump in the

GNE GWELLING HOUSE,

situated on Second Street.

The Building is 36 x 26, and is all finished.
There is a well in the yard, and a large piece
of land tor a Garden, ¢ size of the lot is
80 x 100 feet.

The above Property
to any persons wishing
in this go-uhead Town)

Terms easy, and made known on applica-

7 hy : < “
Cinna
Who Wants a Cottage P TENDERS
j in Summerside or). | ree)
Pleasantly igs oe Summerside OF 6. Steam Communication be-
JOR SALe, a HOUSE and)
gies I LOT, pleasaatly situated |
Centra Streer, nensly opporite
the Dresbyt Summerside.
The House is finish ti x 26] MENDERS are required to be sent into the
feet, and is 14 5 6 foot] olomial Seerctary’s Office on ov befyre
PPHURS TAY, tue 16th day of MAY next, at
Two o'cloc kad the afternoon, by any person
or Company who neyo willing to, contract
to run a STEAMER once or Fed lol yy ud ck for
the Cony of Passengers anu Freights,
and Mails, ifrequired, between Sours
town, Murray Hlarbor, and Vi fj
at each Port going and returuiyg, soffong as
the Navigation shall remai liom the
FIRST day of JUNE t, t c the |
season of 1667, and ugng the 5 n in|
the two following yg 1867 y. The}
Tenders ust spew ‘Tonnage and Power
of the Vessel to be shed, 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 liow much for one and how}
much for two trips in each week during the!
above periods.

GEORGE COLES,
Colonial Secretary .
Cl’town, April 3, 1867.

W. R. WATSON
has Removed [ his
New Store,

Old Stand, on Queen Strect.
Wanted.

W ANTED,a FARM to tekean
for « term of thre
Stock and Farming Imp,

a good investment
urchase Property

King Square Warerooms,

STEAM CABINET SHOP!

TEVIIE Subscriber begs to inform his numer-
ous Customers, both in ‘Town and Countiy
that he has recently added to lis Mestabliche

/ment
STEAM MACHINERY

of the best and on the most improved princi
jples, and that he is now prepared to execute

| . Ast :
The Elizabuihan Turning,

| PLAINING, TURNING, SAWING, &

meesioas > 9

"| HGGING, 4
J ofovery descrijition, from fydtteer/Anches ts

| one-eig th in thickness

Cwhiel

one-audeu-ouf inch to
inch in width.) andy @

MAQ

Hight

Wi
cular Saws,
POR

Window Blinds and Venetian Blinds-

for both portable and stationary splines.

Constantly on hand a large supply of Materi=
als of every description, for Dining, Drawing
and Bedroom Furniture, in Black Walnut,
Mahogany, Rose and Satin Wood, Bird eyed
and Curled Maple, Birch and other Woods.

EVERY CLASS OF

FURNITURE,

made and executed in all the several branches
of the Cabinet Making and Upholstering Busi-
ness, in the most substantial manner, and o
the latest styles, on as reasonable terms as any
similar Establishment in the Provinces.

Undertaking,

with Ilearses, &c., in any part of the Island.

Allorders punctually attended to, and
satisfaction guaranteed,

MARK BUTCHER.

Charlottetown, Mareh 21, 1867,

tion to the Subscriber, Farming. Any person*h avin,
2 STEPHEN W. CLARK. | 0 these conditions, Wil please
Summerside, April 11, 1867. tf subscriber by letter.
dhdihetanics at PIUILIP FISIL
FARM FOR SALE ! Bloomington, I. April 11, 1807, 3i
'

NOTICE!

LL PERSONS whose acec

rendered during

please call and pay or
mediately.

To be sold by privy

situate on L
Formerly th

Cross,
Juve, but
There are

Summerside, april 18th, 1

NOTICH!

FPNUE Subscriber havin

whole of his
with the Shop on
Ramsay, hereby giv
quence no Auction w

on the premises

Dwelling Hous

For Terms, as it wi
apply immediately to
WILLIAM DODD,

Charlottetown.

and Barn.

e sold a bargain,

“March 27, 1867. ce

1. CLARK.
at

i
y
18, 1867,

NOTICE.

HOLDERS ot the Sum
will be hud
Room, SUMMERSIDE, ¢
instant, at the hour of ‘Tw
the purpose of tuking inte
propriety of SSLLING THE YFFEC!
and closing the business of the Company.
ROBE! STAVERT, Sec'y.
Summerside, ¢ + 186
Farriery.
TONITE subscriber havi
asa PARRIER, 7

ig Ss
A LE ! Summerside, ap
sa LOT, in Sum-
wal Street, ad-

E mersidejtrontyy
joining the Bu
150 feet squa

A

tf. ing Company

the} Cov

Summerside, January 3,
les

Good Chance Whatever!
VO MAKE MONEY.

safe investment !!
N Extensive TANNERY, with all the
Ez appliances and contrivans copipany-
ing it, including ‘Te its. Dak
Mill, complete andin : j

Currying Loit, Stes
head of a Mill Streams.
of the most populo
in DP. EE. Istand, anc
TREVILLE, Bedeque’?
The above property} is
fora TERM OF YUARS, may be agreed} -
on. Communicate with the stW€criber at once,
it you wish to secure [this excellent oppor-
tunity for securing a Fdrtune to the man whe
has cnterprise enough to invest. For full par

ticuhurs address
JOUN CLAY,
866

Valuable Freehold
PROPERTY
-FORSA

TYMIT Subscriber having bee
the lion, J. R. GARDINS
to negotiate tyfthe sale of a

rad muc

Eyery centre
And flourishing District
‘ot ong~jnile tron Cun-

HORSES, by a much more

dangerous process than that now

use. Addres

ROBERT D. WORN,
Bloomfield, Lot 4.

Wered TO LET} April 18, 1867.

Boys Read his!
Wa ap 4 ‘
the Plasté

Summerside, A

‘il 4, 1967. |

Centreville, Dee. 2

ed A CARD. A

ALE Subseriber being about to gfe his
business in: Summerside, wi ‘i
fchiay

the Richmond Farm, recently
him, begs leave to retura hiss
to his customers and the yublic
the very handsome patro,
since his commencememt i
place.

All parties indebted Pruiin, will please call
and settle their accounts during the month of
April, instant, previous to his removing awiy.

STEPHEN W. CLARK,
tf

‘ 1s pleas-
SECOND STRYET, has a
front of 784 tht on said street, and runs back
100 feet. On the prem’ Were is a neat
Cottage 30 x 24 feet, partially Anished, a good
WELL and STABLE,

If not disposed of by privae contract. it
will be ofered at AUCTION, on WEDNES-
DAY, the Ist MAY next, at2 o'clock, p. m.
A good and fufticient title will he given.—Por
terins and other prrticulars apply to

IL. J. RICHARDSON, Auct.
Summerside, March 14, 1867.

antly situated ¢

side, April 11, 1807.

Aciministration

LL persons indebted to thy PATE
of STEPHEN W. LLYGL, /fate of

Richmond, Lot J!, degpas
to make immediate
having legal demands
Estate, are required to
duly attested to the u
ment,

A Valuable Freehold Farm

hose
sid
une

with an excel-

improved LANL
BARN, and

ient DWELLING/
GRANARY, with a
across the centre of

Ki,
JAMES HALL,
Adininistrator,

)Plain and) Ornamestal

| PAINTER,

daguiested |

is situated on the corner of
+ ve 1
Kent Street & King Square.
FE AVING put a very superior Steam En-
gine, with the necessary machinery for
suying labour, into m ictory, and having a
large stock of the various kinds of wood, [
feel confident to be able to sell at wholesale,
to the ‘Trade, cheaper than ean be bought in
any other market, at first cost.
pare TURNING and SAWING in all the
various branches, done at this establishment.
GEORGE DOUGLASS.
Charlottetown, Feb. 7, 1867.

Late of New Bruns

) ESPECTFULLY announcg,

whi ints of Summergyg
rounding that
execute

country,

PAINT

in almost every sty!

ared to

elyet, Oriental,
lack & Color’d)
Penciling and
Kee. &e.

Bronzing and Shading,
Grecian and Cray
| Painting on Ci
Etching, &
Striping

Carriage id = Ornamenting,
Graining in Oil a Distemper, Onk,
Butternut, Walnut, * Satin Wood,

Maple, Banyan and Mahogany,
Staining in its various branches.
por All work done promptly and at very
reasonable rates. Orders left with T. B.
LLAuL, will reecive careful attention,
Sununerside, April 4, 1867. iu

JAMES L. WEATHERBY,

| Sunumerside .. .

ij
| PLALN, ORNAMEN
| PAINTING, GRA

Done in the latest and most improved manner.
po? All orders, both in Town and Coun-

| try promptly attended to.

| March 21st, 1867.

Confederation! !

This valuable property {s situated in the Richmond, Lot 19, Dee. 20, 1861 |
flourishing settlement of Upjer Ireetown, | ———— —~ | 5 4
Lot 25, and is within a quertar of a mile from Executo | AE LE A
the We chdpl House, and : | eo Hie
Post Office f LL persons having any ands vi]
a : i ostnte ofthe AR- ‘ m ee
Should any person wily \purehace the | Zirh wed N7OSK, pot, drive! Ganjederation of fhe Colonies
part of the farm with the buiNiings, or the Huey ‘required tovrendvr he fi ‘ ol in
whole, he un do so, and part of the MONEY} Suiscriber, at hisAilee, duly/]tt {thin ov7) Jy vy
may remain on security of the property. twelve CALEN. VU his date, BRITISH Nort VMIICAG
Yor further particulars apply to the Sub- | and all persons indebted to sayl Estate are | / :

seriver on the premises, required to make immediate payment.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Executor,

fil YLahad ch St. Eleanor’s Nov. 20, 1866. ly

EORGE CROSBY,
om

Upper Freetown, Apr

Estate of Gro,
tiver Mills,
hired to make
Subscriber; and

M, Wirent,
Ksq., deceased, 4
immediate pay
those persons who
5] the suid state, areVequest
accounts, duly attested for
in three months from the date hereof.

BETSY MARINSV RIGHT,
Administratrix.
Dunk River Mills, Lot 26, 2
March 21, 1867. 5

a

8 for

contrac! le PARM
consisting 0 rds Of excel o furnish their
; ement, with-

and the rems
HARDWOOD. The Build\nps gfe new and
commodions, and a never ftiing Spring of
Water which rises within a few feet of the
Kitchen door, flows throygh the farm.
This valuable FARM fronts the main post
ig only eight

within one mile

ing thirty

Administration No
of Mussel-} & LL persons having an,
Aly obtained,| £K against the Estate gf
TAYLOR, of Summershle,
hereby required to rended U
undersigned dulyuttested, w]thi
months from this date; ant all persons in-
debted to said Bete
immediate payment.

ANNIB TAYLOR, Administratrix.

Summerside, 7th Feb, 1867.

miles from Summerside, anc
of Grand River, where abundance
mud and other manures can be
and which is alsoa conyefient Shipping
place,

Particulars can be known on applic
Messrs. H. & J. Ramsay, Summerside, Mr.
David Rogers, Lot 18, or to the subscriber on

the premises.
JOSEPH ROGERS,

Green ficldMills, April 11, 1867, Bi

Lot 16, April 11, 1867. tf

lemands against |

i
TADDRESSED TO THE PEOPPE & I

MATTHEW

lle is the sincere and wisest friend of lis
| country who is at all times ready, on a crisis
of importance. to give # temperate, yet
}manly and decided testimony of his opinion.
| Gisponnn.
| FOR SALE BY

Henry A, Harvey, Chatlottetown; Joseph
| Bertram, Summerside; William G. Strong
| Bedeque.

April 4, 1867.
ANS ‘subscriber takes pleas

the people of Alberton ant’ y

« has opened a new PRILORINGY
.|LISHMENT AT BERVOR
where he will atten punctuAlit}
pate allorders tht hp}miy be
SFACTIONENSUR

, are requested to make |

SA’

VILLIAM ©
Allbucton, Noy. 28, 1866, i

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