a

speaking of the barbarous. manner in}
which the women of these countries ar¢
treated, not as man’s equal, but as his |
slave; how thankful should men, espeei-
ally women, be for the gospel.

The address was an hour and ten
minutes long. ‘The speaker used no

notes and spuke with much ease and clo- |
quence.

After singing ‘*On the Mountain tops
appear’ &e,, by the and efficient
Choir of the Dresbyte Church, and}

1
some remarks by the Pastor, the meeting |
dispersed with the benedict

ction.

——<2 -e
A Hoeart-ronding Occurrence.

A Scnoonen ediled the Lalla Rooka, com-
manded by Capt. Davison, formerly of New
London, and loaded with ship plink by Mr,
Gay. of Lot 49, lett Egmont Bay on Saturday
evening last. ‘Chere were on board besides
Capt. Davison and Mr. Gay, a son of the |
tin’s, 2 fine lad of about 17 or 18 years of
age, and a sailor whose name we have not
heard. After rounding Cape Egmont a equal
struck the schooner and threw lige on her
beam ends, ‘The erew cut away the masts
and she righted . was Washed over-
buard and the cabin was full of water, so the
four poor fellows were exposed, without shel-
ter, during tho whole of that Ditterly cold
night, to the pitiless fury of the gale, The
sea, it seems, made a complete br th over
the drifting wreck, and the water froze on the
men’s ¢'othes, making exertion next thing to
impossible. The captain—and to this, no
doubt, under Providence he owes his own
preseryation—maie ¢ y exertion to keep
the others from perishing. But his efforts

were in ysin, One by one his companions, |/

benumbed by the cold and exhausted by their
exertions, lay down to die, and the poor man
with unutteratle anguish, no doubt, saw his
son perish by his side. The vessel was dis-
covered on Sunday morning near Strang’s
brickyard, by some Irenehmen. Three of
her crew, Gayy young Davison and the sailor,
were quite dead and incased in ice but Capt.
Davison was still alive, though insensible and
badly frozen. ‘

Since writing the above we have scen the
body of Mr. Gay, which was brought here on}
Wednesday, on its way to his home, Lot 49.
Ile was ne able man, about 45 years of
age, and leaves a wife and 5 children, ‘The
name of the other man that perished was
George Peardoa, of Charlottetown, who leaves
a wite and 2 chil —] vedy was interred |
in the St. Kleanor’s grave yard last evening.
The body of young Davison was taken to
New London, by his friends. We also learn
that Captain Davison is doing well—he has
one hand and one ancle badly frozen. He
s-ys Pearden dicd about 10 o'clock, Gay about
12, and his son a short time after.

pare Tun weather during the past weck
has been very stormy and cold. On Saturday
night lust it blew a regular g: ue and froze
hard; sufficiently har | to h nide good ice |
in the harbor had it been calm, Our harbor
is now full of ice, and several vessels are slut |
in, and others bound here are shutout. ‘fhe
Schooner Jnduin Queen made her way in on
‘Tuesday night. ‘The Steamer came up yes-
terday. but was unable to get in through the
ice. and after several attempts had been made
had to back out. She sent a boat ashore |
however, at Welling's Point, and touk off
some thirty passengers.

yer ‘Tunre will be Div
Wesleyan and Presbyteri

ine Service in the
1 Churches in this |

place, this (Thursday) evening, - at half past | 4

seven o'clock.

Service in the Episcopalian Church at half
past three o'clock.

ta The Ladies of the Benevolent Society
in connection with the Episcopal Chureh, ac-
knowledge the receipt of twenty shillings
froin the Rev. J. W. Forsythe.

hg Tne Rev. Mr. DesBrisay will hold
his Sunday ervice in St. leanor's Court
Room at 3o'clock p.m., during the winter,
instead of at half-past 3 as heretofore .

ya ‘Turn Chariottetown Debating Club |
have again commenced their Club nicctings.
On Friday evening last Louis H Davies, Ksq.,
opened the Debate on the English Reform
Bill. He moved the following resvlution
which was put to the meeting and lost:—

“Resolved that in the opinion of this So-
ciety a Jarge measure of Reform in the
toral Franchise of England was necessary and |
called for, but that the Bill passed was inju- |
diciously large and comprehensive.” |

The next e will be’ held to merrow)
evening. in Scotts Hall. Subject: Would
the Li tion of this Island be rendered |
more effective and satisfactory by arcduction |
in the number of representatives in Parlia-
ment?” ‘fo be opened by D. Laird, Msq.

gar Tue fire at St. Eleanor’s on Wednes-
day night, the 16th, oviginated from & sheet)
iron stove, from which the floor under took |
fire. and it was not the work of an incendiary
as stated in the Islander.

pea Ly our shipping report of last week
we stated that the Brigt. Willie was loaded |
by John Haszard, Msq. We hay © learn:
cd that she was loaded by Carvell Brothers,
of Charlottetown. 5
ine will be held on Saturday
at 8 o'clock, in Strong's Hall,
to orga ing Club or some such in-
stitution in this ‘Town, We sincerely hope |
that it will be well attended.

hay Ir froze very hard last night, and the
harbor now presents one block of jee as far as
the eye can see, We think it is closed up for
the winter,

Bishop MeIntyre has a number of stone-
cutters, &¢., employed for the winter prepar-
ing the material for a new pi jal residence,
We believe thata School House on the vacant
lot adjoiuing Mr. VP. W. Ilyndman’s shop,
and a large addition to. the Convent, are also
among next year’s additions to the property
of the Roman Catholic Church in this city.—
Patriot.

Vauuasir Lanpiy tiie Vicintry or Cian-
LOTTETOW A Plot of Land containing
twelve acres, situate in the vieinity of Brighton
Brewery, divided into cleven Lots, being part
of the ite of the late S$. W. Mitchell, of
this city, was sold by Auction, by N. Rankin,
Esq., on Monday last, the 25th inst., and
realized nearly £1,000,— sl.

At Victoria Barracks, on the 25th Novem-
ber, by Alex. Hayden, J. 2, Mr. Thomas D,
Gonden, of Lot 17, to Miss Mary Jane Power,
of Lot 54.

bt

Died.

At Hazel Grove, on Wednesday, 27th of
November, of Efusion of the Brain, Matilda
., beloved wife of Richard Bagnall, Lsq.. |
aged 42 years and Smonths. Deceased leaves
a husband and seven children to mourn the
loss of u kind wife and affectionate mother,

Dearest mother, thou hast left us,
Ilere ou'r loss we deeply feel;

But ’tis God that hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal,

At Summerside, on the 2d inst., John Tho-
mas, son of M¢, John Young, Blockmuker,
aged 8 years and 2 months.

On the 9th dnst., at her residence, North |
Bedeque, Marty, relict of the late Mr. Benj.
Rix, in the 67th year of her age, leaving 12
children and 44{ grandchildren, and many kind
relatives to mourn theic irreparable loss.

On Friday the 22d inst., at Crapaud, Mary
Ann, aged fyears, daughter of Mr. Ralph
Nicholson. :

At Valley Field, Lot 57, on the 11th instant,
Mr. William Miartiny in the 76th year of his

age. X {

j

(

Jafter the Ist DMNCEM

Y

‘)

New Advertisements this Day
Farm, Stock, Implements—G. Anderson,
Nearing-out Sule—G. & 8, Davies.
Stray lieiter—Edwin Farrow,

Stray Ileifer—John McJ.cod.

‘to Let—*,*

Farm at Auction—Geo. Anderson.
Improved Farms—-G, W. DeBlois.
Important Notice—R. ‘TI’, Holman,

Seed Wheat & Flour—D. Rogers.
Chexpest Teas—J. R. Stewart.

Cheapest Cottons—Jd. R. Stewart,
Cloths—d. Rt. Stewart.

hristinas Requisites—J. I. Stewart.
Fresh Importations—W. I. Uunt & Co.
8s. for Oats—J. Bertram.

Wholesah--J. L. Holman

Canada Flour—do

salt, Salt—do.

Fresh Importations LU
Chek 4%
MAS HEQUISIT

Oren

ial
“he

CHRIS

oY

.emon,
B. Almond,

Hssence Cinnamon,
Jysence / Strawberry
tuspberry,
« Essence | ¢ Peppermint

+ Crushed Sugar, © Granulated Sugar.
WM. /T. HUNT & CO,
GREAT
CLEARING-CUT SALE.

HE Sul a a ay

7 ng to bnild a BRICK
STORE re desivons of reaneing
theia present /

bers, inten
xt spring,
OC

F GOODS, and will,
%, commence

SELL
Their Lerge and Varied Stock of
British & American
MERCHANDIZE,
At Greatly Reduced Prices;
FOR CASH ONLY!
G. & S. DAVIES.

i d5

Charlottetown,

Be) 29}
Raisins,Currants,

for’ CHRISTMAS
calling at the Cheay

yet
tse

NS net yet supplied with their
ates, Pigs & Spices
Il save money by
ore,
. it. STEWART,
Cheap Store, Summerside,

Dec, 5, 1867. }

“SEED WHEAT AND
FLOUR.

have this day receiyed from Montreal 350

Bushels
White Lald Wheat,

the hind most approved Sf and generally grown

in Cunadi.
ALSO;
109 barzels of the celebrated

Alloway Mills Flour.
D. ROGERS.

summersile, De

‘Improved Farms.

ON LOT 10.

any he sold at AUCTION, at the COURT
WHOL yin St. Elennors, at 2 o'clock, p.

On Tuesday, 7th Jan’y., 186
The improvements on

714 Acres of Land,
situate on Township 16, and bounded 1s follows,
viz :—Un the east by the farm of dobn MeDougald,
onthe south by Richmond Bay; on the west by
the Fava of Gee Robinson, avd on the north by
the Main Road * Lower Sixteen,’
The Improveme
On 39 SM
adjoining thie * Rose Hil Mm, and bounded on
the south by + Shemadid Creek ;'? ou the east by
Me-srs. Ae & A. Ramsay's mill farm, und on the
north by Phouws Loughlin's laud.

Ne,

Get
oy

of Land,

Also,—Tne improvements

Qn 100 Acres of Land,
adjoiuing the turm of Alexi Allen, Eaq., on
tie Western Road, formerly occupied by Arelibald
Lurrisey.
The parchasera to receive Lease for 999 years,
nt Is lad, curveney per acre, to commence from
Muy Tet, 18s.

G. W.DreBLOIS,
Agent for the Proprietor,
Mi Town, Noy. 28, 1867. dd

POR a good Assoxtment of Cloaking
CLOTIIS, go\te

R. STE WART'S.

Cheap Store, Summerside,
ih ;

1867. *

R. T. HO

requests all persons, whose

of Hand are now overdue, to pay np

the 10th DECEMBER inst.
suininerside 807

Stop! Read This!

FOR OATS! !

42 80D) Subscriber requests all persons
indebted to him to call and settle

their accounts previous tu the Ist day of
January, 1863,

full before

D.

SEPILT BERTRAM.
D, 1867.

.TO LET!

Journal Office,

Entiy as hegagreed on,
COMVORTAB OTTAGE HOUSE,

with Garden agd close to Saint
{leanor’s. ‘The Ho y ins 7 rooms, be-
sides Kitchen, Back JKitchen, and Lumber
Room; 6 Closets and’ Cupboards, and other
conveniences,

For further particulars apply at the Office
of this paper.

St. Hleanor’s, D

Stray Heifer.

FPMIERE has been\on the subscribers pre-

mises for the past¥our monthsA Brindled

Heifer, 14 year old: ¢ hag a white spot on

her head, and the top of Me Tot earoff. The

owner is requested to com: prove proper-
ty, pay expenses, aud take her away.

EDWIN FARROW.
Bedeque, Dec. 5, 1867. 3in*

rn,

5H ied,

AOR the Cheapest Brown and White
COT'LONS gp to

J.R. STEWART'S,

mierside, ;

Cheap Store,
Dee, 6, 1867.

JIMMERSIDE JOUR?

we
AUCTION SALES

Farm, Stock, Farming
Implements, &e.

fYMIE Subscriber has received instructions

to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, on
Thursday, the 12th December,
instant, at 11 o'clock, a. m., the I'arm occu-
pied by Mr DONALD BEATON, Black-
smith, LONG RIVER, NEW LONDO
consisting of 50 acres of Leasehold Land; 30
acres are cleared agd under cultivation—the
remainder is coyere@yithAn excellent growih
of soft and hard wood- the Farm there is
acomfortable Dwelling use 30 x 22 feet,
a Barn 40 x 30, and aw yater near the
house. The Lense is tr 999 \years, at the
annual rent of 1s. per acre -

‘The above property is situnted ip a flourish-
ing settlement, and is convenient for School,
Shipping and Mussel Mud Manure,

—ALSO—
2 Horses, 1 Cow, | Calf, 2 Sheep, 2 ‘
1 Plough, 1 pair Harrows, 1 set Cart
Harness, 1 set Waggon do., 1 riding sad-
dle, 2 Jaunting Sleighs, (one new),
1 wood sleigh, 4 Stoves. cook and parlor,
1 Clock, 1 Chest Drawers, &e. &e.

Sale Pusitive—No Reserve,

TERMS—For the Stock, all sums under
20s. cash; over 203 a credit until the Ist Nov.
next. For the Barm Liberal, and imade
known at sale.

GEORGE ANDERSON,

New London, Dee 8, 1867. Auct

Farm at Auction!

IIE Subscriber has been instructed by
Mr CHARLES ADAMS, to sell at

Auction, on Tuesday, 7th Jany.

11 o'clock, a. m.,
uD FARM, situated
CAPES, consisting
and ina good

1868, on the premises, ¢
that valuable FRE
on the NEW LOND
of 24 acres. It is all
state of cultivation,
‘Terms Liberal and made known at sale.
GEORGHK ANDERSON,
New London, Dee 5, 1867. Auct.

“IMPORTANT SALE!
Farm, Implemenis, Stock
and Crop.

AUCTION !

0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on the
premises of Mr. Joun Ramsay, Lot 17,
on THURSDAY, the 12th DECEMBER next,

commencing 11 o'clock, a.m, i-—

3 Horses, 1 Colt, 4 Milk Cows, 4 Icifers, 3
years old, 2 Calves, 25 Sheep, 20 tons
Hay, 10 tons Straw, 50 bush. Wheat. 300
Bush. Oats, 20 bush: Buckwheat, 850 do.
Potatoes, 20 bush. Barley, 200 bush.
‘Lurnips, a quantity of clover seed, 1 box
Cart, | Truck, 1 Waggon, 2 Plows, 1 pr.
Harrows,1 Horse Rake f jaunting Sleigh.
2 wood Sleighs, 2 s cart Harness, 1
Scuffer, Scythes, 1 Poultry and
other articles.

—ALSO—

'The pleassntly situated property known as
“Shinady Point Farm,” containing 84 acres
of excellent LAND, in a high state of cultiva-
tion, and principally fenced with cedar.
There are on the premises a comfortuble
DWELLING HOUSE, 25 x 35, anda BARN
0 x 40 feet, with a a good well of water and
abundance of mussel wud a few yards from
the front. ‘Che whole property is subject to
the Nominal Rent of three pounds currency
per annum,

pg ‘Terme liberal at Sale.

WM. BUAIRS'TO, Auct.

Oct 29th, 1867

Dawson’s Estate.
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

FPMIE Subscribers will sell by Public Auction,
AL in front of the Colonial Building,on FRIDAY,
the 20th day of DECEMBER next, at 12 o'clock
noon, that beautiful COTTAGE, with two acres
of yrvound attached, situate in the Common of
Charlottetown, about 1d minutes’ walk from the
city, lutely ocenpied by Mr. W. B. Dawson, und
known us the * MODEL COTTAG

This property iv eligibly situated in the most
elevate und healthy position in the suburbs of
Charlottetown. nearly opposite the residence of the
Hon, Judge Peters, aud ¢ nds a splendid
view of the city und its enyirous.

The cottage itself is fyfy and elegantly
finished, with an espe e to comfort, and
presents a very attractive 4 handsome appear-
ance. ‘The other building: he premises, con-
sisting of a Stable and pune, Leehouse,
Milkhouse, and Coulonge, are commodicus, well-
arranged and thoroughly finished,

: 1, which embrace a large
ood state of cultivation, are
planted with choic id orpamental trees, and in-
torsected with brond gravelled walks; and the
whole property is surrounded by a handsome and
substantial Pence.
is also connected with the Kitchen of the
Cottae a large BRICK TANK, with Piltorer and
Force Pump,

The terms of sale willbe: 25 per cent of the
purchase One, tu be paid down; 25 per centon
delivery of Vile Deeds; and the balance in six
onthe from the day of sale, to be secured by
mortgage of the property.

An indisputable Tile will be given to the pur-
chaser.

Further particulars respecting Title, possession,
ete., can be obtained on reference to the conditions
of sule at the office of Messrs ALLEY & DAVIES,
Solicitors, Charlottetown, or to the andersigned,

THOMAS DAWSON,

RICHARD HEARTZ,

THOMAS ALLEY,
Charlottetown, Noy 16, 1867;

Stray Heifer.
Red Heifer 14 year old, has been on the
subscribers prethises/since the 15th of

August last. She has’ rhite spot on her

forehead. ‘The owner have her by pay-

ing expenses and calling for her.
JOUN McLEOD,
Graham's Road, Dee. 5, 186 Bi
OR the Best Cheapest TEAS
go to

.R STEWART'S.
Cheap Store, Summerside, :

Dee, 5, 1867.

modionaly built and
ifs, situated near the
Valley. The Cottage
ser will be required to
resent winter, ‘Lhis

POR SALE a very com
well finished CQTTs
Grove Scooolhouse, WI
iv 22 x JU feet. ‘The pur
move it away during th
Cottage is offere
Terms easy, and made knoWifat the Journal
Office, or on application to the owner.
GEORGE DOULL.
Wilmot Vulley, Nov 27, 1867 tf
QOUNTY LODGE MEETING,
FPVUE regular Quarterly /Seesion of the Prince
Connty Lodge will Ye held in Granite Lode
Koom, North Bedeque, o IURSDAY, the 2ouh
December next, at o'clack, pom. A fall attend-
ance ig requested,
Ly order,
WM. R, SIIEEN, County Sec.
Nov. 27, 18 $i
TAR

STRAY pe
premises sined ti

red,age 14 years. Th
paying expenses and

Centreville,

de

en on the subscribers
bh August last, Color
ner can have her by
property,

PER TRAINOR.

Dank River, Lot 26, Nov 90, 1807) 3j"

———————

THURSDAY, DE
| WHOLESALE!

(MULE Subscriber has received per Zuelika
and Kewadin trom England—Schr.J.§B.

from Boston, Providence from Montreal, and
Sea Bird from Halifax, the following
STAPLE GOODS,

which he offers ata small advance on cost for

cash or approved credit :—

40 Chests ‘Tea, (very choice,) 6 Cases Con-
fectionary, (4 & 6 I, bogtles) 4 bags Rice,
30 boxes Layer Ral 8 bbls. crushed
Sugar, 2 bbls, Curri 8 Hhds. Molas-
ses, 17 Kegs bi-carbPnate Soda, 6 bbis.
Soda Crystals, 2 cases Bath-brick, 50
Casks Kerosene Oil, 50 sides sole Lea-
ther, 10 boxes Tobacco, 10 do. Natural
Leaf, 1 cask Putty in bladders, 25 boxes
Liverpool Soap, 17 boxes Vipes, 1 cask
sheet Zine, 8 bbls. ‘Lar, 2do. Rosin, 2
do. Copperas, 1 do, Alum, 80 Kegs Cut
Nails, 10 tons refined iron, (all sizes .)

JAMES L. HOLMAN.
British & American House, }

[oe _Summerside, Dec. 5, 1867.
ot
Salt! Salt !!
ES BRIG ZULEIKA from Liverpool—

1092 F S ‘SALT,
2400 bush. bulk do.

For sale very low.

JAMES L. HOLMAN,
Summerside, Dec. 5, '67.

5,
GANADA FLOUR & MEAL.

ER Schr. Provipgyce, from Montreal,
300 bbls. No. 1 A WAY FLOUR,
Other brands Fioy
100 bbls. White

CORN MEAL,

yeNow Kiln dried

bag For Sale for CASIT ONLY!
JAME

$ L. HOLMAN.

NEW FALL

AND

WINTER GOODS!

VHEYHE Subscriber thankful for past

favors begs leaye tp announce that
he has just received ats

NEW STAND,
CENTRAL STREET,

his Stock of

Fall & Winter

GOODS,

which he offers at the usual low rates.
L. VICKERSON.
Central-st, Summerside, nov. 7, 1867.

Journeymen Tailors

Wanted Immediately |

Wie ee Immedia by tho Subscriber,

3 Journeymen Tailors,

ts whom liberal wages and constant employment |
will be yuarantecd.
ANGUS McSWEEN.
Summerside, Noy 21, 1807

BRING ALONG YGYR HORSES !
..! y
SMITIIS\YORGE.
FPMIE subscriber havingf&gyaued the services of
i » and CARRIAGE
and SLEIGIL MOU. bis now prepared to
execute all such work, as wells all other work
ju his Hne of business, at his Porge (Sutherland's
old stand) on Water Street, opposite the store of;
Colin McLennan, eq.

NEWTON L
om

Summerside, Nov 21. 1807.

“SEED WHEAT.

gp oqnantity of ex-

Bw cellent ¢ das BAT. Farmers
would do well to avail Uicugil es of this oppor:
tunity.

JESSE WRIGHT & SON.

1s67—tf

Bedeqne. Noy 28,
Final Notice.
LL parties indebted tome by Note of Mand |
_ or Book Account,need not c@usole themselves |
by paying a part of the sum, th pur T shall wait
until pext full for the balance ose amounts 1
shall sue torat the next ConfmissMner's Court,
unless settled inten days time from this date.
CHAS C, GARDINER.

Summerside, 27th Noy., 1867

~ Buffalo Lost!

OST, between Su rside and Kensington,

4 a Ballilo Robe. er Will be rewarded

by leaving it at the Jo
Suinmerside, N
Something to Know.

Ae well-known Establishment, Prince of

Wales Boarding Mouse, at the east corner of |

Kent and Queen Streets, formerly kept by Mr. |

Johu Holman, has bee re-opened by the Sub-
seriber. ‘Iransisnt and peynanent boarders ac-
commodated; satisfaction RGarantecd. ‘There are

yood stables on the premée®s and as hay and oats

Will be kept constantly On hand, with a trastwor-

thy man in attendance, travellers would do well
to call at the Old Stand.

E.

Charlottctown, Noy. 14, 1867

C. WHITLOCK.

n27

New Year! |

A Happy Ney
TEA MEETING,

FPMIE Ladies in connection swith the Summerside
Presbyterian Congreygii intend holding a}
PUBLIC THA in the DRID TILED, on

The design of the ‘Tea isto aid in clearing the
remaining debt olf the Church. Several addresses
from Ministers aud others may be expected.

Ten will be onthe tables at_1 o'clock, pm.— |
After Tea there will be a sale of cnko, at the close
of te the Addresses will be given. Tickets
Is. Gd,

The ladles who have kindly offered to make
Centre Cakes will please leave them with Miss)
Frame, at the Manse, who has been appointed to
¢ them, on or before the 3lst of December.
ummerside, Noy 27, 1867—Prog

Education.

TEACHER is now required for the
WILMOT SCUQYOL, Lot 19.  Appli-
cation will be pron’ responded to,
if

SAMUEL WAU
GEORGE PRIC Trustees.
3i*

ROBERT McC. STAVERT,

ITE undersigned begs to tender his sin
cere thanks to the public of Summer-
side, and the surrounding districts, for the
very liberal share of their patronage be-
stowed upon him since his removal to his
New Stand on Central Street, and as he
has increased facilities for ying on
business, he respectiyliy requests a con-
tinuance of the same,
lic would also re
indebted to him by~Book Account, Notes
of Hand &e., that thely respective accounts
must be paid on or before tho 15th of
December next.» All amounts remaining
junpaid at that date will be placed in the
hands of the Clerk of the Court for gollee-

tion.
ANGUS McSWEEN.

nd those who are

Summerside, Noy, 21, 1867, uf

Ay

=

1867.

MBER

“Burcka House.
FALL OF 1887!

HE Subscriber, having now about
completed his

Fall Importations!

in a well selected stock of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardyarg, &c., which have
been bought for ¢ in the best markets,
England, Scotlandf United States and
Canada, is prepared to compete with any

| other house in this country, in quality of
| Goods and prices, for cash or approved

short credit, and respectiully requests all

parties who ure purchasing Goods to give

THE EUREKA HOUSE

NOTICE

IJEREAS by virtue of a Deed of Re-

tease and Assignment made and Exe,
cuted the ‘21st day of OC'L., inst., and duly
filed and registered in the proper offices in

\

this Island, WM. B. DAWSON, late of
Charlottetown, ‘l'anner, hath released, assign-
ed, t-ansferred, and’ conveyed to the under-
signed all his regi and personal Estate in
Prince Edward Igfand, and all Debts and sums
of money and sfcurities therefore due aud
owing as well as ull the personal
Estate anc onging to, and all debts
and sums of agoney and securities therefore
due and owing to GEOKGE NICOLL, late of
Charlottetowg, Shoemaker, which had Leen
by him assigned and conveyed to the said.
William B. Dawson, by a certain Deed of
Assignment duly registercd, upon certain
‘Trusts, and for certain purposes, in the said
first mentioned Deed of Assignin at expres-
sed, This isto notify all persons indebted
to the said W. B. Dawson, and to the said

a call, and sce its Stock, consisting 10/ George Nicoll, whether by Book Account,

part of :—

DRY GOODS:

Dress Materials,

tle Cloth,
Jet, AmLer and White colors; Suntigs,
Jlvods and Breakfast Shawls; an excel. |
lent assortinent of Bonnet Velyets, Rib-
bons, Feathers and Flowers; Kid Mittens
snit Gloves, Ladies’ and Gents’ Lambskin,
lived; Kid, Cloth Cashmore and Ringwood
Gloves; Ladies’ Furs, in Mutts, Cufts and
Victorines, (Cheap), Beeds, Berlin Wool.
Scotch Fingering, Hatand BonnetSha
Beaver, Witney and Melton Over Co:
Cloths, Meu’s and Women’s Wool Scarfs,
a first rate lot of Men's Hats, Cloth and
Yur Caps, Women’s & Children’s Winter
Boots, well suited for the trade; Linen
Skirting, Hoop Skirts, Fancy, Ked and
White Flannels, Fancy Skirts, Braces,
Ready-inade Under and Over Coats, Neck
Ties, Blankets, Railway Rugs, Regetta
Shirting; Grey Cottons, very cheap;
Cotton Warp, and most all things asked
tor in the Dry Goods line.

HARDWARE:

In Hardware is to be found alot of best Scotch |
refined Iron, to which much atteation has |
been paid inassorting right sizes for farm
work, carriage work, plough making,mud
digging machines, and Iron Axles for
Carts and ‘Truck Waggons; German and
Cast Steel Sleigh Shoeing, spring and
blister steel, axe stecl and plough movnt-
ing, suck moulds, cart and waggon pipes
nnd boxes, all sizes; nails, putty, glass,
varnish, turpentine, benzine, kerosene
oil. codfish oil, lubricating oil, japan,
sweet oil, paint oils; 100 fathom 7-16)
best short link chain for mud diggers,
American and Canadian Chopping Axes,

very cheap; carriage bolts, every fae

used, with wrought nuts, tire bolts,sleigh

shoeing bolts, steeple and counter gunk |

and round head rivets,for carriage work;
silver centres, screw faced silvered hub
bands, cushioning tacks and buttons,
mialleables, of ds; shaft tips, sil-
yered and iron; sets 4.and j patent
American axles, sets common do.3
long ara truck waggon axles, 14 & 19
in.,petent® leather, cushioning cloth im-
ported fur the pu ; in fact the best
assortment of Ci e Mounting ever
brought to this place.

Also on Hand:

A lot of superior No. 1 Buffalo Robes, Morse
Rugs, Room Papering; Rubber Shoes,
Men's, Women’s and Children’s; Glass-
ware, Crockeryware, and many articles
not mentioned here, :

Groceries!

In Groceries may be found at the Nureka
House,Navy, Eldorado and 10s ‘Tobacco,
Rice, Currants, Raisins, Sugar, Molasses, |
oyster, suda, wine and butter crackers;
nayy bread, soap, salt,soda, cream tartar,
dye stuffs of all kinds, salt petre, Conci-
tion Powders, cloves, nutmegs, glue,cud-
bear, antimony, camphor, confectionary,
and all things asked tor in’ the Grocery
trade, including 25 chests of that

Congou Tea.
just received, per Lotus from London, which}
for quality and price must still defy competi-
tion.
Daily expected per Schr. Providence,
from MONTREAL, 100 bbls. extra Canada
FLOUR, and 30 sides SOLE LEATHER,

¢. 0. GARDINER.

ide, Nov. 21, 1867.

Summe

yarious kinds; All Wool, |
Square and Long Shawls; Mantles, Man- |
Dress Bugled ‘Trimmings, ;

lwo : . : :
W. ‘Tremain, for execution by the assenting

Notes of Hand, Judgments, or otherwise,
that the several sums due from them respec-
tively, must be paid forthwith, to Messrs.
Autey & Davies, Solicitors, who have been
duly authorised to receive and give receipts
for {9 same; and all persons to whoin tho
wud W. B. Dawgenis indebted, are requested

Ito furnish gir claims and Accounts duly

ittested to the sald Messrs, Alley & Davics,
forthwith.
Dated at Charlotictown, this 25th Oct., 67.
THOMAS DAWSON,
RICHARD HEARTZ.
'NHOMAS ALLEY

Assignee’s Notice,

TL 2. JOUN ANDREW McDONALD, of
h Summerside, Merchant, having by deed
of Assignment this cay registered in the
Deputy Prothonotary’s Office, at St Eleanor’
assigned all his BOOK DEB'S, Property,
real, personal and nrixed, to the subscriber,
for certain purposes aud trusts therein men-
tioned— ‘

NOTICH is hereby given, that the Creditors
of the said John Andrew MeDonald who wish
to come in and execute said trust deed, are
requested to do so within sixty days from this
date, otherwise y wilt be debarred trony
participating in . of pie Lenefits of said
trust Mstate.

All persons indebted to the sakl Jolm
Andrew McDonald are hereby requested tu
make immediate payment of their respective
debts to the subscriber, at his office in Sum-
merside, who alone is now authorized to re-
ceive and grant receipts for the same.

LINUS B. McMILLAN,
Summerside, Oct. 26, 1867.—tr

apn ‘

ROTIC

FUMIE debtors of REUBEN 'FUPLIN, jun.,

of Margate, are hereby notified to make

immediate payment of their respective debts

to the subscriber, as Assignee of Mr. ‘Tuplin’s

Estate, orto his agent Mrlt. W. Trumain,
at Margate.

Allamounts unpaid after the first day of
December next, will be sued for to close up
the Estate.

The creditors of th
notified that those accegt { the provisions
of the Assignment in sa tion of their
demands must do so on or before the fifth day
of December next, by signing the Deed to
that effect, which now lies with the said R.

tate are herely

4

creditors.

Creditors not assenting as above will be
debarred from the benefit of tie assigament,.
in declaring dividends,

GEO. ANDERSON,
Assignee.
6m exdi isl6m [Oct 31°

mW AAT /
FARM FOR 5iLE!
FOR SALE IN LOT 17.
FPNUE subscriber offers for Sale 190 acres of
LAND, in Lot 17, formerly occupied by
Mr. HUGIL SMITH. It is all cleared and
under cultivation—within one half a mile of
inexhaustable beds of mussel mud. ‘This Farm
fronts on tworoads, one of which leads to the
shore. ‘This property is within two and a half
miles from St. Eleanor’s, and five of Summer-
side, and is in the it diate vicinity of grist.
carding and saw millsga There are on the pre-
wises a comfortabl4 dwelling house and a
large Larn 60 x 35, with cellars under it; and
other outbuildings. The fences are of cedar
and in good repair,

For information as to Terias apply to the

subscriber on the premises.

ALEX. McCALLUM,
Lot 17, Nov. 14, 1867—tf

Margate, Oc! 6, 1867—

LE SEC aa

NEW GOODS !!

The Subscriber respectfully informs his friends

aud the public that-le has, by late various
arvlyala from BRITAIN, CANADA
und the United tates,
completed his

IMPORTATICNS FOR THE SEASON,

comprising a very
General Assortment of Goods!

which he offers for sulo at bis

; THE
Queen Street Warehouse !

Ilo assures those who may favorr him bya cal

his Stock has been purchased with # thost
careful regard the soundness
of ihe articles offered
for Sales

TERMS CASH !
No abatement in price, but a consi: dle discount

will be allowed on the purchase of
a parecl.

tablish ment
nf ob-
vu

Parties buying on these terms, at this e
will not only tl the advants
taining the same at the lowe
but also insure to themsely

good sound urticlee.

BENJAMIN DAVIES.

Queen Street Warehouse:
Charlottetown, No

5, 1867. f

Cash ! Cash!!
A

or otherwise, are requestg )
ment of the same by tlyAgOth inst., otherwis
their respective accounis Will be place | in the
hands of an Attorney for collection, without
further notice. +
GREEN & SCHURMAN,
LP, C. House, Summerside,
13th No b

4, persons indebtad to the Subscriber,
either by Book AcQount, Notes of Hand,
o make full pay

Apprentice Wanted !

LAI), not more than 15 years of nye, to learn

One frou the coun

ANGUS McSWEEN.
Summerside, Noy 21, 10

the ‘Tailoring Business.
tury preferred.

Last Warning.
A LU parties indebtec
LAX Publisher of Ross's
tions, advertising or other,
that the amounts remainiay «

to

BEKLY, for subserip:

notice:
GEORGE ALLEY,
Charlottetown, Nov 21, 1867

jadvertisement, as this >

sstablisiiment,— |

|
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joo
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1

Mr JOUN ROSS,

ip:
e, are finally notified |
: \ if ; ‘ ec ae unsettled by
them must be paid to the Subscriber, at hia office in ys |
Charlottetown ut once, otherwise legal proceedings Per Ob, Water’ aire
will be taken to enforce puyinent without further

W.B. Dawson’s Estate. :

TPAILE Subscribers offer at PRIVATE SALE, all
the Stock of LEATHER now tinished and in

are, it tho CITY TANNERY,

sin the whole of

135 sides of WARNES
730 CALE SKINS.
Part of this Stock is now ready for Salo, and the
remainder is iu course of completion, and will be
ready for sale as manufacture
The attention of purchg

T8 is called to this

ae specdily us possible.
THOMAS DAWS
RICHARD HEART
THOMAS ALLEY,
lottetown, Noy. 11,1

Saw Mill Wanted.

NDE iD, for one ore years, as may bo
i agreed upon, onf@ut or on share, a SAW
MILL. Any one having aQMill to let will please
address, with particulars, to A. B. C., Indian
River Post Office, or at the Journal Office.
eanber 2, 1867, ri tad

; Notice.

rFPWO astray CALVES have been on the premises
of the Subscriber fog tye past three weeks.
Tie owner is requested t me and pay expenses
and take them away.
STEPHENVANBUSKIRK.
Frectown, Noyenber 21, L867. 3i*

To ail Concerned.
au subscriber requests all those indebted to
himto make immedfate payment, Allaccounts
unpaid after the first of December will be
hunded over to the Git for collection.

D. ROGERS.

November 21, 1867,

:
Notice!

T IS REQUESTED that all those indebted to

the Estate of the lutg Dosatp M Parrenson,

}pay the umounts due By them without delay. us

it Will then be necessar close the Shop, aud

then to entrust the « ‘tion of the debts to an
ugent ut Summerside. \

CHEAP STORE.

Save your money by buying your Dry Goods,

IE Subscriberishes to inform the publie
that he has openeda STORE in Sunmuer-
L Y et, directly opposite
Green & Schurman’s, where he ate tuk
sale a choice assoitiuent of

D y Goods, Groceries,

Tt

Now is the timo: to subscribe &e., of excellent quality, and chewp for Cash.

for the Journal—only$1 a ycar

ey
vie

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