ee

qvenders—Thomas Fairburn.
Notice—Margaret Stewart.
Temperance Hall—Benj, Rogers.
Sons of Temperance—John Scott.
Wesleyan Bazaar & Tea—L. Vickerson.
School Books—Henry A. Harvie.
Flour & Meal—John Leturgy.
House Material—A. P. Mills.
Government Estates—John Aldous.
Removal—Alexander Grady.
Excursion—}, W. Hales.
Very Latest Telegrams.
London, July 5.
The Austrian Government has initiated
4he work of disarming by leaves of ul s-nce
- of 86,000 men, in the standing army.
The Skoupteheria or National Chamber
‘of Servia, has passed a luw excluding
prince Alexander Kasa Georgewitch anc
his family from all right of succession to
the ‘Throne. The regulation of the suc-
cession having been completed the Cham-
yer adjourned. Milan was to-day con-
socrated and anointed at the Cathedral as
the Sovereign Prince of Servia with the
gnost imposing religious and military cer-
anonies.

New York, 6th,

During a riot at s Fenian Pic-nic at
Belleveu Gardens on the 4th, the police
were attacked with muskets and swords
dy some soldiers of the fourth Fenian
regiment, but the potice speadily overcame
them and quelled the disturbance.

There were seyeral deaths from exces-
sive heat yesterday,

The Democratic National Conyention
has not yet nominated a candidate for the
Presidency.

Gold 140

~The Halifax ‘ Express’ contains a well
written letter froma ‘Tourist to Truro,
Pictou, and P. E, Island. We intended
to have reprodnced in our columns this
week, but in consequence of publishing
Mr. Punshon’s lecture, we are obliged to
lay it, together with some other matter,
aside until next week.

Whelan’s trial is to come off at the
Assizes at Ottawa, which will open on
the 2nd of September.

$00 laborers are advertised for in St.
John, N. B., papers, at wages from $1.20
to $1.25 per day, to work on the west-
ern extension line of railway.

—

Penropicars Receivep, — Peterson's La-
tlies’ National Magazine for June and July
are befure us. ‘Lhis Magazine is a superior
one of its kind, and is calculated to instruct,
to amuse, and to benefft. It has a wide cir-
culation in the United States, and also in the
Provi ces, and, indeed, as a magazine of Li-
Yerature and a*ashicn it is well worthy of it.
It is issued from the extensive publishing es-
tablishment of Charles J+ Peterson, 306 Chest-
nut Street, Philadelphia, —Terms $2 a year.

‘The Masonic Mon June has also
made its appearance, magazine is a
staunch supporter of the: ionic Craft, and

is, in onr opinion, an interesting periodical to
the Masons who have the pleasure of perusing
il. Every Mason should subscribe to it. Ty
G. Wadman, Publisher, 86 Kilby Strect, Bos-

vious number, while the fushion plates and
engravings are more than ordinarily well ex-
ecuted. ‘fhe Lesson. a steel plate, and an
engraving for the juveniles ere exceilent, and
calculated to leave a fine impression upon the
wind, Asa magazine it stands deservedly

New Advertisements this Day

‘The Summerside Wesleyan

BAZAAR AND TEA!
\

ILL be held at the DRILL SHED on
WEDNESDAY, the loth July. The
BAZAAR wil be opened gt 10 a.m.. and the
‘TEA served fhom 3 to 7/ o'clock, p.m,, A
REFRESHME

with substantia
for the aecomm
vices of the justl,
Charlottctow:
have been engaged fi
mittee trust that the a
the occasion will attrac!
Tickets for admission
Tickets for the tea 1s.6d.,
‘Ticket Office on the ground.
By order of the Committee
L. VICKERSON, Sec’y.

Summerside, July 9, 1868.

Brass Band
the day, and the Com-
angements made for
large gathering.
the Bazaar 9d;
be had at the

chaol Books,

te Liberal di:
Wholesale Dealers

darlottcown, }

WILDERNESS LANDS,
Townsaips Numbers 43, 44, 45 and 46,

LL persons desirous of becoming ACTU-
AL SETTLERS on the Government
Wilderness Lands, on any pgrtion of the above
named Townships, under /the provisions of
**An Act to encourage the/settlement and cul-
tivation of Wilderness\Lgnds,” are herewith
notified that the Coljmissioner of Public
Lands will attend at Alrs. Smith's, Souris
Kast, on Tuesday the P1kt day of July, and
following day, te reeivé applications from
such persons, and ifdeemed eligible to grant
letters of occupation,

SOUN ALDOUS, Commissioner.
Land Office, 9th July, 18:

—2i

Flour, Cornmea', &c,

HE Subscriber begs to inform his cus-
tomers and thepublic generally that he
has on hand— ‘ ;
200 Bbls. Superfne Canada FLOUR, (war-
ranted the best in the market. )
100 Bbls . Caloric dried CQRNMEAL (white
and yellow. )
A few quintals Nfld. dri,
A few barrels HERRINGS.
Which he offers at a small advance on cost,
for cash or approved credit.
JOUN LEPURGY.
Summerside, July 9th, 18

CODFISIL.

“Noten | |

To Tenants upon Township 18,

FFNUE Tenants upon that portion of Town-
ship No. 18, in Prince Edward Island,
tormerly owned by Lieut. Col. Peter Des-
Brisay Stewart, dece. sed, and over which the
late Mrs. Mary Stewart of Charlottetown,
deceased, and Ellen Stewart and Margaret
Stewart, daughters of the said Mary Stewart,

Ley, in te mple, upon the death of |
the said Peter DesBrisay Stewart, which oc-
curred on tlig Ist day of November, last past.
he tenants dpon the said portion of Town:
ship No, 18, are! hereby cautioned against
paying rent tu the)said Margaret Stewart, or

the desired information,
THEOPH. DESBRISAY.

DN. B, by the Rev. Wm Hear!

i
|
1

At Winchester, Mase., U. S.,on the 29th of May
lust, of rheumatic fever, Miss Mary Ann Shaw,
uyed 26 yeurs, formerly of West River, BLE.

ILL be recelyed runtil the 20th July |
inst., by the Yrustees of the ‘Liynish, |

Spring Park, Civtown Royalty, }

fale of Wilderness Lands,

provisions of ** An Act further to explain and
amend the Land Purchase Biil,” will submit
to public competion. at Mr. Jolin Kennedy's,
Wood Islands, Lot @2, on ‘Tuesday, the 14th

grounds on the morning of the ‘Tea,

THALL’S
i Machines,

plemenis,

en wanting the\very best THRESIIL-
ING MACHINES, sue He will enable them
to get their grain” threshe: ly for market,
made of the best material, Wang the latest im-
provement, and tunch supevior
will tind them ut the Establishme
ber, \
Fanuens having Mowdny Machines out of ord
and wanting them refittgd andthoroug Ny repaired,
can have it done at Ifill's Establishme\t.
FAarMEKS warting/a good set of FANNERS
that will ‘raise thefwind.’” can purehse them
cheap ut all's Exfablishment. In fact Warners
can obtain at Hall's Establishment ev Sarming
Tinplement required on a farm—even a” |

Mowing Machine

itself, a8 one is nowy
be inspected ut i 8 Establishment.

Carts, Track: ¢. on hand, and repaigs at short-
est notice. i

IRON TUR
und every oth

ING, snch as axles, jut work,

description, done to order.
THOMAS HALL.

Summerside, July 2, 1868.

BAKERY.

Directly Ophost Holman's Wharf.
TPN 1 Subscribed having built a good Oren,

and secured the services of a first class
Baker, is now prepared to furnish all kinds of

Pastry, Cake, Biscuit, Bread, &c,

__ He will also supply retail customers or fam-
ilies with Bread, every second day, delivering
it at their residence, and, at such prices as
will enable those retailing to make money,
Ship owners and mastevs will find itto their
advantage to purchase their ship bread from
him,

’

-——ALS0=—
Th connection with the Bakery isa
CONT HOTIONARY
Grocery and Provision

ald bl ‘

STORE,
where Confectionary ean ‘be purchased
wholesale or yetail cheaper thin it can
be imported, His Groceries are of the best
quality, and the Provisions the best the Islind
can furnish, /
Vic Nies aud Tea Parties supplied.
The want of such an estallishment as the
above lias long been felt in this community,
and the subscriber trusts to meet with that
putronage which the enterprise deserves. |

JOUN McKEIRNAN,

Water Street, July 2, 68

CHAPEL OPMNING.
AND

Tea Meeting.

HE BIBLE CURISTIAN DENOMINA-
TION hitving finished a new Mceting

tlouse, at Cape Wolfe, West Cape, intend}

(D.YV.) holding

OpeningSermons

on Sunday, the i2th duly, when Rey. John

Chapple will preach at 404 o'clock, a. m.,

Rey. A Richard at 24 o’clo&k, p.m., and Rev.

J. Chepple, at 64 o'clock, pm.

—+

on the table at 3 eal p.m.
dresses will be delivered in the Chapel in the

Tickets 1s. 6d. for adults; children under
10 years of age, half price

‘The Committee solicit a good attendance,
Cape Wolfe, West Cape, June 24, 1868.

PUBLIC PEA in aid bf the Funds of the
Caruozic Cuuken ar Somerset, Lot 27,
will be given on the Church grounds on

Nae JULY, inst.,
Tea on the tables at 12 0’elock, noon,

The services of 2 BAND, and of several
eflicicnt Violinists hyve Deen secured for the
occasion; and ampje prephrations are being
made for dancing And other kinds of amuse-

be opened on the grounds,
‘Tickets Is. 6d. cach, and to be had on the

By order of the committee,

some important impr
»| Wooden Wheel any

being manufactured, and ean} |

SUMMERSIDE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUL

~ MANNY’s & BUCKEYE
COMBINED

Mowing and Reaping
MACHINES.

(pas Subsctilier beus tofneqnaint the Barmers
dL of Prince Connty ang ity, that he hus on
Hand at hie Warehoyse/ in Summerside, a very
superior lot of the aboyé Machines, the best yet
imported into the tslagd.

Tae ANNY CINNE has.

this season,
Ws un eXtra
together
f , 80 18 to
These two im-
Mauny Machine a

with an extra Be
ent the cogs
t improvemé
pertect one of ity kind,

To those farmers Who hay
to have a nicer looking machina, T wold say pur
chase th CLE RAKING MA-
CUINE, as then they will get all that any Parmer
can wish for.—But come aud see and examine for
yourselyes, and decide whut Machines you like

best,
ALSO:

A Lot of Horse Rakes

A supply of extra’s for the above Machines

always on hand.
TIARRY C, GREEN,
oth, 1868.—tf,

GEORGE DOUGLASS,
STEAM FACTORY AND

FURNITURE ROOMS,

CORN

e migansand wish

merside, June *

AND KING
TOWN.

eR OF RENT STRE

JARF, CILARLOTT

HAs i received A LAarGr stock of
WALNUT, CHESTNUT, MAHOGA-

NY, and other kinds of wood, in stock, with

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF UP-

HOLS’ TERY GOODS,

to be made up into Furniture; and having

lubor-saving Maéhinery and good Workmen,

will make to order,

All kinds, of Furniture,

in the latest and mogt fashionable styles, to
the satisfaction of parties, and at mMoperaTr
prices.

ON ILAND,

A LARGE STOCK OF READ -MADE
FURNITUR®,

of various kinds, Particular attention paid to
FITTING UP WINDOWS,
with Poles, cornises, Tsssles\and cords; also,
Picture cord and Nails; Walnut, Gilt, and
Rustic Mouldings for Picture Frames,
(oP PLEASE CALI. AND EXAMINE, 21
GEORGE DOUGLASS,
Charlottetown, June 5, 1868. —4in, (ju
. COME A
AT

J. W. Falconer & Co's

ND BUY |

”

Received, per ** Unninu,” a choice lot

of
Dress Govds,

\

Pr

ants, A

GOTTON\ WARP,

Gentlemen's HATS, &e.
Millinery.

Millinery, Dresses, and

Made to order at Lowest Rates !

We are determined to suit those who
may favor us with their

3. W. FALCONER & Co.

South side, Queen's Sq., Ch. Town.
if

/cepton payment of (24

Y 9, 1868.

‘ = al
OU Ss 2.
TWNUE subscriber would beg to call the at-
tention of the travelling public to this
well-known and favorite Hotel, situated at
the Ifead of the Railway Wharf, at Point Du
Chene, N. B.

Its advantages as a residence for parties in
quest of health cannot be surpassed. The
airis pure, bracing and invigorating, while
there is every facility for deep sea bathing.
The trains for St. John leave the door
twice every day. The charges will be found
moderate, the table good; and the proprietor
hopes hy Strict attention to the’ requirements
of his customers, to ensure gencral satisfac-
tion,

b@* Passengers landing from the steamer
in the morning can get bkeakfust betore leay-
ing in the 7 o'clock train.
PETER SCHURMAN, Proprietor.
P. S.—Being hishself a PLL. Islandex, the
Proprietor would hereby respectfully request
a share of the Island patronage.
Pt. Du Chene, june 18, ’68. ‘
NOTICE !

MARLES COMPTON, of St. Mleanor’s,

Merchant, haying by Déed of Assign-
ment dated 11th day of JUNE, instant,
assigned to the Subscriber all his property,
of whatsoever nature or kind, consisting
of Leasehold Estate, Stock in Trade,
Schooner ** Alma,” and Book Debts, Bills
ol Sale, aud other property ; PUBLIC NO-
TICE is hereby given that all persons ir-
debted to the said Chavles\ Compton are
hereby requested fortliwith “to pay. their
respective debts to \W. IF, DAWSON, at
present of St, Eleanows, who issalone au-
thorized to reccive payment and to give
reccipts therefor,

W. E. DAWSON, Assignee.
Charlottetown, June 11th, 1868.
NOTICE,

YPNMIE subscriber in, returning his sincere
thanks to his customers and the public
in general, for the very liberal patronage re-
ceived from them during thg lust five years,
takes this opportunity toinform them that he
has REMOVED to the Forge lately occupied
by Mr. GEORGE O’NEILE, on Water Street,
(opposite the store of Arthur Mills, where,
with increased accommodations, he hopes to
merit a share of public patronage.
IRON PLOUGHS alway’ on haad and
warranted good.

3m

JOSEPIL ROGERS.
Summerside, june 18, 1868. 5

NV ON Niall Pee

NOTICE.
W j, the undersigned, hereby give Notice
to all whom it ieee that PRO-

MISSORY NOTES herdafter taken will in
no case be ENDORSED /t

el cont.) Two and
one-half per centum coumisgion for endor-
sing, and then only at the Option of the en-
dorser,

for RENEWAL ex-

NEW RANKIN,
ARCHD. McNEILL.
P, BA. 10, 1868. 4i

Christian Association.
ANUIE YEARLY MEET
tian Association will
Dritt Suep, at SUMMEE
Sec

SIDE, on the
np Lorp’s Dav, 12th Jaly, commencing
at 11 o’clock, A. M. / \

te, Juni
found.
O* the Road Ltytween Saint Wleanor’s ana
Sunmersidg\a ?ACKAG HL, which can
onto the subscriber ab St.

Summer

be had on appli 7

Oneida House,
Head) of Queen’s Wharf.

from Montteal, and schr, Oxwarp from
Boston—the following

STAPLE GOODS;

Blonr and Corn Meal, J A

Saap,

‘Tobacco and Pipes,
Sole“Leather,

Rike
Vitchforks 2& 3 prongs
Manure forks

Confectionary,
Riuaeins,

Rice,

Nuts (different kinds)
Soda | rbonitte,

iC. C. GARDINER,
AT THE

EUREKA HOUSE,

SUMMERSIDE,

Now offers For Sale at low prices for Cash or
reliable credit, a large and well-
assorted stock of

WD IVT T £ x
MERCHANDIZE,
of almost every description, recently landed
from the Brig Kewapiy from Liverpool

Aenes from Boston, Mania
Avett from Montresaland
Satu Evprince,
from Halifax,

IN DRY GOODS,

May be found Ladies’ Dress Materia!s,
in Coburgs, Alpacas, Mohairs, Camlets, Cir-
cassiuns, linen ginghaims, muslins, poplins,
win Hreach merinos and silks. In
Shawls—cashmere, wove paisley, Indiana,
L'ama, fancy tissue and lace; linen and union
skirting, black and colored moreen; rose,
pink, scarlet, royaland amber colored Llamm,
white Justre, fancy ginghams; Saxony, imita-
tion Welsh and swanskin Flannels; white
quilting, curtain damasks, mantle lawn; white
union damask, Victoria and printed cloth
‘Table Covers; Counterpanes; silk, cambric,
and colored border Handkfs.; fancy, light
and datk Prints, fancy shirtings, Turkey Red
Cotton; jaconet, cambric, book, mull and
spot Mustins: cotton, teilet and worsted bul-
lion Fringe; towels, towelling, rough and
dressed ILlollands; ladies’ cloth jackets, linen
shirt fronts; long cloth, fancy cotton and fancy
flannel shirts; yvestings, waterproof cloth,
wool corduroy, mixed melton, Scotch and
Canadian ‘T'weeds; black, colored and other
Cloths; hosiery, parasols, gloves in variety,
ribbons, velvets, laces, flowers, feathers;
dress, bonnet and hat crapes; black and col-
ored silk gossamer, silk blonde net (white
and black), women’s, Misses’ and child’s straw
Iats, Albums, braids; bugled, dress, hat and
bonnet ‘Trimmings. in black, crystal and
amber colors; black and white Ince falls,
black and white dress caps, lace mittens and
gloves, white and drab corsets, brooches,
beads and berlins of every color and shade,
dress buttons; ladies’ and gents’ paper and
linen collars and cuffs; &e.; &e.

Also is offered a good assortment of Staple
Goods, in white and colored warps. tickings,
cotton and union sheetings, drills, &c., which
were boughtin Manchester Lefore the late
advance price in cottor goods, and will be
sold much lower than formerly.

In Boots and Shoes,

are offered an excellent assortment of Amer-

“tiean manufacture, in Nos, to suit feet of any

size, which were purchased lower than can be
bought cither in England or the New Domi-
nion, and are offcred at a corresponding rate.
Hats and Caps,

both English and American, in newest styles.
Oil Cloth, table covering, oii cloth carpeting,
(£nglish and American) nice patterns; paper
and venetian blinds, Mnglish room paper,

CARVBLL BROTIERS, | chintz border paper; felt, hemp and all wool
WILL ht DODD, carpeting, ready-made Clothingz &e.; &e.

IN HARDWARE

is found at the Eureka almost every
article in the line required for Blacksmiths,
Jarriage Makers and Farmers, consisting in
art of 10 tons, every bar of which is the best

including oval, 4 roun'l and hoop iron, iron
cart axles, turned arms with boxes complete,
plough mounting, sheet zine, sheet lead, lead

Vey » Chris- | P'
Ree: refined Scotch Iron, from 4 to 24 in. square,

ton, Mass. —Terms $2.50 a year. lately gxercised acts of ownership, are MERE-| 4 ‘TEA MEKTING will be held at or near i; \ ipe, tarred paper, barn door hinges and
We have also received Godey's Ladies’ | By NoThuED that the portion of Township No. | (ye Chapel, on nesday| the 1th. Teato be Grey and White Cottons, Ministers from the United Bhates and the DAs nal Ae ail wheels, PABMnE, field
Book. The contents equal those of any pre- | 18, reterved to, became the property of the ’ Several ad- ; Provinces are expectyd. ' ‘ i 8

and garden hoes, manure and hay forks—two
and three tine; Nash’s scythes,Griflin’s double
refined do+; cradle stythes, rakes, buckets.
brooms, tubs in nests, 2 tons Nails—irom §
in, to 6 in.; wrought and cut spikes, 40 boxes.
Smithwick Glass trom 7 x 9 tu 82 x 21 sizea.
Olive, castor, paint, lubricating, cod, kero-

‘ ; Nivat ay -onized | to any or pers: ersons who may de- | —— oe : \ Mo: Ay ‘ sh secant Fi
high, and is worthy of being well patronized | to any other peredn Eee hes : fh Vn Bleanoy's, / sene and’¢god liver Oils, ‘'urpentine, Benzine
by tho ludies, mand the same. pues a ie : : a MM 10 Tea Party at Somerset Bonnets ov d \ re ats. EMUBINIL SCHURMAN, | Japan, Varni \—different quialities—weavers?
& — = ee ey heres of thg A Kee ice ea ib 4 Fl ity athé rs, &C July 2 1868/—2i* reeds, boat 8, sueHer eel of pee

5 * UB , [oaks eas ee habs ; *
av a y I i IV ql . E. J. Hodgson,| Esq.Awho will afford them LOT 27. oOwers, Ve ers, id Sey fea AGE Garage fay Bie

work, American waggon axles, in common,
patent, | patent and patent; truck waggon
xles 14, 1g and 19 inches, ecliptic and side

Sis

Mr Jobu Burk Wood,ot Tryon,to Miss Ellen Ra, June 23, 1868 Sm i N’ IT Wwe rE uh; criber has just received per bark springs; cast, blister, spring§and German
nor of Lot 19, on S| a THURSDAY, MA TLES. Unvinn from Liverpool—schr. Front, | steel, carriage imalleables ft all sizes and

kinds; silver and japan hub Jands, silver cen-
tres, bent hickory rims, whip sockets, tire
bolts; cone, gou:ter-sunk and round head
rivets for sleigh and carriage work; enamel
duck, patent dasher leather, chushion buttons
and tufts, bone head tacks, and 2 new article

Inland. She has lett a large circle of triends to | PPMUE Commissioner of Public Lands for the | ment. / | custom, Ten and Molasses, ¢ led Excensior for stuffing cushions—equal
ch ig Jurpose of asceriaining the exact position ‘ “ o gi ofros > vi . . 7 > Sng: NR, 2 pea
potas) GETMUNUIELEN EEHTereRGdE tb. CEEMONE EG] | Graton coun aula Obroftonlimen’s Wii! Tlonco, doxnmiie for  Yoursalves | |mavind Dalen to curled hair at 4 the cost,

Also on hand a good and yaried assortment
of English and American

Shelf Ha: dware,

in Cutlery, locks, chisels, wrenches, braces,

ot one, school district, for erecting a school | day of July next, ai 12 o’clock, neon, about PETER DUFFY, June 15, 1868. 1m. Soda Crystals, Axes . ane . od ido : ,
ae 32X28, and 10 foot post, with 10. win- 3500 acres Me land, sitMate on Pleasant Val-| Somerset, July Ist, 1868.—pro h_— See'y. | ———— ———___—__________ Matar ae Apt (sq & fad poiat ay no weetand Raoncaeaay Apion:
dows, to be fully plastered, to get two coats | Joy Road, and on Gray'y Road, ‘Township No, | ———————___—__________________-. £3 17s 6d UY ead Sesute Sieaths vee: nintere andes) GUInnINERIe NenShTanl
of paint on the wood w: rk, and to be finished 62, being the residuc of hie Wilderness Lands R moval J " Md Nutmexs, (different sizes)| moulding planes, flush chest handles, and
ina workinanlike fan r, by the Ist of Nov-| on the Selkirk Estate. € . — Glenfield’ Starch, [} Nails all kinds every article usually kept in a hardware store.
ember next. The above land yill be oWered in blocks of | FATT Subscriber returns his sincere thanks| THT CELEBRATED COMMUN SENSE) Co do ft Horse Nuila 7x8

TENDERS to be sent to Mr. Thomas FPair-
burn, ‘Tignish.
‘Tignish, July 9, 1868.

\ NOTIiLE!

from 60 to 100 acres, as laid ‘git o. the office
Plan of the ‘Lowyship, copies\of which may
be seen at Mr, John Kennedy's, Wood Is-
lands, and at thg oflice of Pabhe Lands, Col-
onial Building.

tu those who so liberally patronized him
while conducting the ‘Arma Llouse,’ and
wishes toinform them and the traveiling pub-
licin general, that he has RYMOVED to his

FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
Improved and Perfected.

EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED FOR |),

Coffee (pure)
Ground Allspice,
Salt Petre,

Alum and Cudbear,
Blne Stone,

Brooins

Serubbing Brushes
Shoe do

Stove do

White Wash do
Whisps & Buek Saws

In Groceries & Dye Stuffs

“Are offered best English Mustard,Pep-
per, ginger, cream tartar, allspice, cinnamon,
cloves, Currants, nutmegs, raisins, crushed
and brown sugar,rice, essences, syrups, soda,

To Tenants upon Township No. 18. Terms of Sale—£20 per cent. of the pur- New building On Water Street BIVD YEARS. Mloeie Sigve Nivel butter, wine oyster and other crackers; pilot

HE TENANYS upon that portion of ‘Town: | chase money at the time of Sale, and the bal- GI ficiie foroor iy A. Seon © in " : trie cay | Dread; Hypernic Red Wood—that dyes RED. ,

ship N SRG SWEENEY the lute Mrs. | ance thereof on the Ist day of January, 1869, ie y naveel| . Beak ie i a ¢ > ee dics ay The above Goods will be sold ns CHEAL Yellow Wood. log-wood, &e. i
Mary Stews Nof Charlottetown, deceased, and! or5,—The Commissioner will, on the day Bro,), wliere he lins ane For elegance of Finish it has no Rival, | for casi as any now offered in this Town. Just Reovived and Offered For Sales

kince by the undersigned, in conjunction with her
deceused gisters, Mary and Khen Stewart, are here:
by notitied that the tee simple of the Linds respect.
fully béld by them) being now exclusively vested
in her, she ALON Kis legally authorized to recieve
the rents accruing theretrou.
MARGARET
Charlottetown, July 9, 186

‘Temperance Hall Store!

STEWART.

above named, after the e of lands, be pre-

Hotel & Stable Accommodation!

pared to receive applications from persons

desirous of settling on the Wilderness Lands
of ‘Townships Nos. 63 and 64.

JOUN ALDOUS, Commissioner. |

Land Office, June 26, ° 2i |

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Co-partnership Notice. |

and he trusts to make those who may favor
him with their custom a great deal more com-
fortable in the *OCLAN HOUSE,’ than he
could, for want of room, in his late stand,
Tur pest or Liquors always kept in the bar
in connection with the Hotel. —

This Hotel is on the water's edge, and com-

fligh Price or Low.

Simple, Durable, Compact, and Cheap,

The Celebrated Common Sense Family Sewing
Machine is now presented to. the pubhie, with all
the improvements that can well be combined in a
Sewing Machine. Great Libor qd pains have been
bestowed to bring this ine\into the very hit

ASHER BLACK,

Oneida House, Mend Queen's Wharf,
Sumuersi e June 1, Tse, ae
Sole Leather !

50 SIDES Sole Lex ay Just Received
| D. ROGERS.

50 sides New York Sole Leather,
60 do. Rendles’ Neats and Kip Leather
yery cheap.
17 boxes and Caddies Tobacco,
$27 bbls, Flour and Kiln Dried Meal.

Congou Tea!

which for quality and price as yet has had

Margate, June 25, "68, Crapaud, jane 16, 1868,

Summerside, Jaly Ist 1868.

RIBENS lawl re Hu a ee vee oe Wa ah uy Hate ost circle in a weile ne Si Ni Machines. _ Tune 11 1868 S no suecesstul competitor !
4 ee on “it ‘om. | PYLE SUBSC ERS having entered into} merside, and of the Straits, ane HL be} peknowledged by the best judges to stand entirely 1
THE * AGEL Coane yors. ct. ay Co-party ership, to carry on business un- | found fy coustortable and healthy \ place for AUOWe and beyond any cheap Muehine ever pro: Mackerel Barrels ! : : C. C. GA RDINER.
a panes onl by Ahem it Alberton and | der the mane we Fira of | travellers. \ ei ae ae oe iw : PNIE subscriber offers for sate, cheap for _Eureka Touse, Summerside, June 18 1868.
: < “ay DYoximity O en ¥ 4 ar Ww BOW anything that can be sewed on any OAS . re . i
known by the abo xe Peal ka ‘ well Tea Keeffe Woodside, tin Pan LOH Recher A anit high priced Machine ee fand, juat as ely And CAsH, or approved credit, NOTICE
varryi eral business, the fron ; ee ake » best pli wee lly, It will sew frot iss Musli \ '
teing Svtiee as oNneral retail store, and | have recently I oN ad and/now open for in ing to go on arriving in the Boat. Chath, at LHe Tralee fwhive HUT ra 2300 mackeral Barrels, YHE Sub cribers intending ie inke an al- hi
luving good Warehouke room in the rear, spection, a Stock o Horses and carriages can always be had on stitehes per minute, j : They can be\gent to Charlottetown by vessel, aL teration in tide business the ensuing fall, i
Rentmoderate, Immediate possoasion given. DRY GQODS, Fee ere aes Tiisnatn, (seal HE ITai Vee GRAM Tiny tae GaTFUGE vari, {Nisei ticir Stock of DRY GOODS, HARD:
Apply to BNNJ. ROGERS, Hardware, Barthemware, and :  MICHARD IIBBRTT. SNe RUUNE WATAIE, Se CUM TMiGa Wall, Pan . oe JOUN Wire. WARE an GROCERIES
See'y. of the Company. + * Water Street Summerside, July 2, 1808. nonrly as true as when guided by Barnum’s self Cascumpee Wharf, June Mth, 68, At Greatly Redueed Prices
Alberton, 8th Jul 1868.—tf. Groceries saan This is an advantage not possessed by any | ~~ a .
Pikwncndehssh estan hich tore ee ' Penix LIVERY STAPLES. Machine in the il, high price or low. N .W GOODS for cash !
i] f T m erance ! And in fact,overything usually kept ina coun- | saree zy Saas ‘Tiis is one reason Why this machine is so easily 4 & 9,5
0: te) e. p try Store, which they are preparey to sell on Water Street, Summerside managed by children. A girl with one hand ean + \ “4
HE QUARTERLY SESSION ofthe Grand | gg good terms as any in the marketjgnd there- j ud te use it more sueceasfally than she could ordmary N ew Groods. Just Received per Steamey ‘* Merritt” from
Division, 8. of '., will meet (D.V.) with | fore respectfully folicit a share Of public | JAMES MANN, «....--. « PROPRIETOR | nachines with two hands, \ Montreal, a quantity of No\l i
Birch Hill Ditisiod at Lot 13, on Wednesday, patronage. This Machine will Stiteh, Iem, Fell, tuck, Quilt, | [ have received by the Uxpinn from Liv- | Flour and Gor ] }
the 29th inst.. ¥ o'clock noon. In order THOMAS KEEFER, ORSES, CARRIAGES &c., of every | Cord, Bind, Braid, and embroider in a most super: erpool, Fiona and Spa Birp trom Mon- ca ?
to secure a full ad correct summary of stat- NEIL WOODSIDE, “A description to Wet. Cyaches and Horses | tor manne : i . ‘ Rar ea ‘The lowest in the market for ‘
istics, itis adutyAngumbent upon D.G.W.L's.| Alberton, July 2, 1868. Im in attendance at all hyurs. FHM TMT TTC GANENGaaI GA TUTRGRTG nese! Gnd: Steamer | FxinGess of Wales JAMES GAMPBELL & CO,
to see that the et Wed and Credentials Lind Parengaargaen WOTICE! : Baarding Horses kept on reasonable terms. Gli, AGEONITANY each, Machine withont extra from New Brunswick, and other arrivals, " Summerside, June 2%, ‘68 —8t a a
Jorwarded to the G. eribe on asa Nias : | Parties coming to this part of the Island to] cost.” one of the largest and hest elected Stock 1868 I Ibi H 18
ats book We 186 My Grand Scribe Seale ea ina UA reat ci HiOERE | purchase horses will dy Well to call at these ga Machines can be seen at Ilarvie's Book | of Goods ever offered in this market, and | i 10n ouse 68,
~~, . : te “ ab -_——_ ore ottetown, hav Ath ' f: . bles. j \ Store: ow ¥ } cS ? ny “@ orn ———
= - = 5 a ; ¢ ABTS. NC Ss OF] st , HENRY A. HARVIE, will be sole at the very Lowest Prices.
House /Bu Iding Material. | 77 HUB & ay eek Otay Notice is Passengers on ioe the\steamer can ro- “Angent tor PE Leland, v The Subscribers, intending to make an
THOUSAN A THES, lirete Bien ‘that all persoyis indebted to the | ceive instructions ean &e, on applir| June, 25 1868.—3m UST ARRIVED, per schr. Oxwann alteration in their business, now
§ OF ore a lait y stew P boat. Poertnaine Sees -- Saarepmncereensren| | b F) . y) senr, NW! Pes | 5 aha
50 4,000 Feet SCANTLING, said J. Homer, Hsq., MoAQ., are hereby re- heeraeas ae MMSE hog $oe/8F and Brig Liventy trom Bostoy,a large | offer \he whole of theit
4,000 do. DRALS, quested forthwith to pay\ their he ari PLOT LM ae ee a, J W, F 0's fot or bed . Stock of Goods at
8,000 do. No.N PINE BOARDS. | debts to Joun Ci.ay, of ise who is duly | * F -" : \ 2 Greatly Reduced Prices!
i ize receive payment and to give re- or > NT Ld By 27, \ Le y ; / / .
8,000 DAILIN i authorized ws reveive payn ¢ Carriage act y ’ BRAN QI if 5 TORE AMERICAN GO4DS, ; tho id alsc\int Mion inilouto 4
For sale low tor Cash/or approved credit, seipts therefor. Ae ay , net a +, ney would also\inform those indebted to
} bhi HN CLAY AT MARGATE \ j | consisting of Tobacco, Kerogene Oil, Rai- Tana : i
i vee Mls ny JO | ‘ CRA AU D. |sins, Pilot Bread, Hardware, and all sorts them, that in\vigw of the above \
Summerside, july 9, 1869. Bedeque, June 26, "68; 8in_ rayttiy Subseribe® in retwfning thanks to the | lof Yankee Notions. : change, they will require alt t
toi 3 ‘NOTICE ! | people of New a a and vicieity, tor| Where they keep a jexeral assortment of D. ROGERS accounts Qerdue clos- \
Removal ! \ ‘ 2 e ie | their generous patronage since his commence- D RY q ODS | Summerside Jnne 11, 1863, | ed, olther by i
he | PAE Annal Meeting of the Prince County | rent in business at Margate, begs to inform > easement a Payment or Promissory Note !
TIE Subscriber begs leaye to inform the erigultural\ Society will take place at) ici, that he has on hakd & number of ‘ Flour and Meal ! : mandy ,
public that hahas remgved from his old! Po adie on Tyesilay the lth inst., atthe vo vat } “hs G roceries, Harc ware, &e. | : Mesontenl gre oe R. A. STRONG & BIRO.
stand on Water Stroct, to the ALMA ILOUSE, hoewpigo te ee Ratio nnernoon, for te Superior New Ay aggons, ey aad wl: ’ IT ney EJUSLRECELYED KROMMONTRE | Summerside, June 11, 1868.
lately oceupied by Mr. 2. /Hibbett, where he sal vere &. : mo ; an H soll at AL-~ | - PacheteeetDinteh Hache ED sy P
urpose of electing dicers wc. his own manufacture, Made in the latest f | |
has good accommodationg for travellers and | : nh ‘ ) f PMnce County, and all ae the dof the best matbrhal. which will be| TOWN PRICES. | 500 Bar els Wan id!
their hore The beshgt LIQUORS kept in} ‘The Farmers of , ys jstyle, an y | | a ;
th tae a aye h Hotel j others who tuke an/intexest in Agricultare y | ggid on the most reasonalle terns, Save time and expense by purchasing IRLOUR & CORN MEAN amongst whieh are B the Subscriber) fn good, steady journey
pe a ested wi * he _ ‘ | wre particularly requestedyto attend. | Call and examine thent. \ eae home © | some of the must clvice Caggdlan Benne, inant house Carhetitor.
Remember the nd. i ' SEN, Sec'y. | VM. POUND, A “ | D. ROGERS. /\, GEO. BE. BAKER,
ALVX. GRADY. 1. 0, GRERN, Beoy | in Le LOGER a KER

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