oo en gn

Racy Viteratare,

“ Saran,” ola a young man, the othe t

day, “ why don't you wear car-rings *”
* Because 1 haven't had my cars
pierced.”

*T will bore them for you”

* Thank you, you have done that often
enongh.”

Why is a choleric man like a handsaw?}
—+Because directly he gets hot he loses)
his temper, |
Docxs,—!

Tne Rear Coumuncian
Discounts.
Snooks says the reason he docs an

wet married is, that his house is not |
large enouzh to contain the consequences

The lady wearing the largest water-
fall is considered the Niagara of fashions.

He who is atigar in his own family) jp an Kinds.

is generally a sheep in society.

Usrrvun.—aA lady tramped ona dog's
tail, at Omah, the ose day, and the
animal bit her leg. he blood did not
flow, however; only saw-dust flew. Ile
did not go deep enough for blood. ‘This
is the most usefull purpose we have
ever heard ofa false calf serving.

‘The love that kills—pulmonary affec-
tion.

Mrs. Partington said she did not marry
her second husband because she loved
the male sex, but just because he was}
the size of her first protector, and could
wear out his old cloths,

Elder Knapp, speaking of long prayers,
once said: ** When Peter was endea-
youring to walk upon the water t> meet
his Master, and was about sinking, had
his supplication been as long as the
introduction to one of our modern prayers,
before he got through he would have been
filty feet under water,”

“T wish you would pay a little attention
to what I am saying, Sir,” roared an irate
lawyer to an exasperating witness, ‘Well
Tam paying as litle asl can,” was the
calm reply.

**Isac, my son, let the Good Book be}
a limp unto thy path. ’** Mother,” replied
the thoughtful Isac, ‘* I should think
that was making light of sucred things.”

‘*Is that clock right over there ?”
ed a visitor the other day. ‘* Right over
there,’ said the boy; ‘\’tain’t nowhere
else.”

“Why isa kiss like a rumor?—Be-
cause it gocs from mouth to mouth.

When the day * breaks ” what becomes
of the fragments ?

French statistics show that just ten
fools drown themselves in the Seine every
month,

Trovubny.—Never trouble till trouble
troubles you: for trouble rarely troubles
people who never troubles themselyes
about troubles.

We hear a great deal about Great
Britain’s poor laws; but we fear there
are a great many laws quite as poor in
our own country.

Sum people loze twice when they bet;
they bet withoutcnny pluck and loge
without enny pluck.

“Now, then, fast boy in ‘rithmetic,
how many white beans air there in ten
black ones?” ** Ten, Sir, ef you skin
7em,” was the reply.

Not much difference between the very
rich and the very poor after all. ‘The
former live in fear of starvation, and the
latter in dread of the gout.

A Yankee preacher discoursing in re-
gard to Danicl in the lion’s den, said:
“And there he sat all night long, looking
at the show for nothing, and it did not
cost him a cent.”

Tus Rising Gunurarron.
nians,

—The T'e-

“T haye gone into the silk business,”|

said a man to his neighbor, ** So I sup-
posed, as I saw you veeling home last
night.”

Maxine Extremes Muvr.—Manufac-
turing sausages from hoins and hoofs.

A good wife is one who puts her hus-
band in at the side of the bed next the
wall, and tucks him in to keep him warm
in the winter, spl.ts the wood, makes the
fires in the morning, washes her husband's
face and draws on- boots for him,
never scolds, never suffers a rent to re-
main in her husband's small clothes,keeps
her shoes up at the heel, and her stock-
ings darned, never wonders what her hus-
band sees interesting in the young woman
-who lives across the way, and always re-
proves the children when they eat their
father's supper.

A servant girl in Berlin fell against a
red hot stove and burned on her arm. the
date 1809, which was on the stoye. The
physician who was called on to minister
to her looked at the date branded on the
arm, and shaking his head, withdrew, re-
marking that for so old an injury there
was no cure,

_Agticultural.

Prevarixu ror Serinc.—Said a far-
mer who always taken time by the fore-
Ick, ‘* In winter I prepare for spring +
my plans for the crops for the coming
seasons are all made and ready for exccu-
tion so soon as the spring opens, be it carly
or late : my tools are all got in readiness,
so that when the time comes to us¢ them,

I have not to go to the blacksmith to get} ,

chains mended, crowbars sharpend, and
to the agricultural warehouse for ploughs
or plough points, and so on to the end
of the list of wants probable.” Such a
farmer never depends on his neighbour
for what he can procure for himself; he
never borrows tools, and would never
lend, but for the incessant importunity
of neighbours Slack, Hardup & Co. His
motto is,—
Neither to borrow nor to lend,

D

| svitable for the season,

the public at the smanest advence on cost for
Casi.

ask-| Ci

What do You W

quality and price,

petition.

TO THE PUBLIC!

i ae SUBSCRIBERS have now on hand
a LARGE and well selected stock of

r ‘
RY GOODS,
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS,
in great variety, j
Scarfs, Sontags, Hoods
and Feathers. |

A superior lot of

CLOVHS,

Furs,

|
i

Ready-made Clething,

Groqgemds.

Tea, (w eetentel go dd) Suka
i 1s, Cu
Panga

Wc., &g.

Molasses,
» Apples,
y Sole and

Bites: Bar &
Neats Leather

ar

Nails, Putty, Glass, CwlerySprings and

Axles, Saws, Smiths Tiles, Plane
Irons, Rules.

kG» The above goods are of the best
quality and latest styles, and ave offered to

Please call and examine our Stock,
GREEN & SCHURMAN,
Prince County House, Water Street,
Sumine srside, » Dee. 20, 1866. tf

FLOUR, WINE, SPIRITS, GROCERIES,
&E., &8.

pe Subscriber offers for sale at his Store
in Water Street,

Bbls. Wxtra Flour, Bbls. Superfine do.,

Bbls. Fine do.,
Qu. Casks Port Wine, a oe Sherry,
Qtr. Casks Brandy, iin,

Behn h Whiskey ;

Puns. Rum (strong
Pale Brandy ;

Cases Trish Whiskey ;

Ca
; Bags Ri

Arracan) ;
Box vl) 5
Kegs Coleman’
Boxes do.
Bags Pepper (iahground) ;

USCS Si Pea 4b, a

Dp;
hing Soda; Boxes Grain Sacks;
Bales Corks;

Coils Manilla Rope, (assorted sizes) ;

Coils hemp do. do.

Bundles Oakum (best navy), &e., e., &e,

| anitable for the com ing senson.
i
and Gentlemen's Wear, in ¢ very

DOUGLAS M. HARRINGTON,
Ch’town, Water Strect, Bobi 7, 1867,

ant ?

The best Tea, Molasses, and Sugar.

You can get at

A, A. McSWEEN'S,
Karthenware, in every varicty of style,
You can be sui

A, A. McSWH
Boots and, Leather, which defy. com-
Call and buy them at

A. A. McSWIEN’S
Cotton Warp, that cannot be surpassed.
It's at

A. A. McSWEN'S.

Superior
necdn’'t pass

A. A. (MGS
Roundand I'fat Tobie 0.
of it at

A. A. A
Good Shixting, &e. You will not be
disappointed by calling at
A. A. McSWEEN'S.
A yaricty of articles too numerous to
mention. You will be attended to most
promptly by calling at
A. A, McSWEEN’S,
Richmond Staget, Charlottetown, )
Marelt A kine

New Good
J, Si 1¢
oF large

and MANCIES

‘ f
MAB AA Orr fil

eceived _ ber Barqug
¥ j ASGOW

Winceys,
Black & Col'd Lusters, Pritts
do. do. Cobourgs Cambilts
French Merine,
Clan Lanias, Cout ¢
nkets,

lorse Rugs,

Enamel Cloth,
Bloor Canvas,
Table Cloths,
Skeleton Skirts,

Striped Cottons,
Denims & Bedticks,
Flannel & Shirtings,
Braces,
lets and
Jrimean Shirts,
Blue, Red and White
Warps. ete, cic. = ete.
The above Goons having been purchased
from the manufacturers, enables the subscriber
to sell much lower thanhis usual low prices.
JAMES L. HOLMAN.
Britislowhd Ameriean House,
Summerside, Nov. 1, 1866.

Labrador erring,

PRIME ARTICLE theap for CASIL
Hi. J. QUCHARDSON,
Summerside, March 7, 1867. tf

Paper Collars,

Labrador Herring!

Sf RECEIVED per Schr. Sea Bird,
@ from HaAnirax,

100 Bbls. Labr

Price 30s per Barrél QASIT,
JAMES L} HOLMAN,
British & American House

or Herring.

_Nov 22, 1866

NOTICE! 7

IIE Subserfber offers for sae, on hi

Puncheons Prime Mola
Chests and half Chests
Bbls. granulated Sugar.
Boxes and Kegs ‘Pybaccot
Paint Oil, Soap, Sgaye Polish.
Ladies & Gerts Fe Rubbe
Shoes,
100 doz. Hoop Skirts,
Dry and Pickled Codfish and Ling.
Island and Labrador Herring, &c., &e.
WM, BEAIRSTO,
Summerside, Jan. 24, 1867.

Boots and

Ensure good neighbours and true friend.
Boston Cultivator.

Fretns or Dock. The root of the
yellow dock, so troublesome to farmers,
is an effectual alteratiye anda most yalu-
able medicine.

bones and muscles are
wonderful success.

‘Look Here.

B, FITCH'S GOLDEN OINTMENT fs
« used for all compliiyts, that skin, flesh,
Hicted with; with
‘Try it)
W.R, WATSON,
General Agent for l’. FE. Island.

SUMMERSIDE JOURNAL, THU RSDAY,
IMPORTANT Prince Edward Island

Boot and Shoe Factory, "|

TPM Subscriber we mild hereby inform his
humerous friends and customers that he
has in course of preparation, a very euporior |

LADIES’ KID BOOT, : |

Variviy,

| style of

such ag

Ladi@¥tand Misses
Ralmoral Kid BOOTS Congress BOOTS,
Grain CalfOongress di, Serpe do,

do “Balmoral to,
&e, Sic ‘ ev.
Gents’ an 8’

ral BOOTS.
do,
da,

j do,
1 fd ganis & Shoe "8,

Calf Tap soled BOOTS

do Single do do,
train Leather do,
licuvy Congress do,

Light do do,
: &e. " &. &e.
Wholesale Dealers le aad their

ad should/éall-ind examine vie
aried stock of

orders al
large andy

Ladies’ & Misses’, Gents’ & Boys’
BOOTS & SHOES,

Specially manufactured for the

w

Trade of LP. B. fsland. ic

GEORGE NICOLL,
Ch’town, South Side Queen’s Square,
March 7th, 1867, tf

PRINCE COUTTY

TOBACCO FACTORY,

TAYE SCDSCIUBER

woud anrounve to
and the puptic, that
Ne outlay for new
sO CNLarged and iia-
FACTORY

et a cousig
ad machine
proved the capechy gop

Jn

that he is now

mabled to turn out an
article of

equal to the very besf,
‘Tobacco imported, w,
EVERY RESPECT, and

Pwenty per tent, Cheaper
than it can be imported into the Island,

Friar or Rouxv Tonacco furnished to suit |
the tuste of buyers,

Try it and judge for yourselves.

Dealers supplied on liberal terms.

fior to most
WARKAN'T LY

ay

Dnitation Lace lu, | I

tw

Dy

--CONSISTING IN PART—
OFANTIPICIAL FLOW. BRS, PGs Rib-
bons, Laces, Silks. Velvets, gr Netts,

NE W GOODS.

SUE Subscaiber has just received a varied
and well selected assortment of

Dry Goods,
Hardware,
Groceries,
earthenware,
ctc., etc,

which he will warrant to sell for CASIT as
a heap us any in Town

Country:

*, MCLENNAN.

WER at
ae Ss
F you want some of that 'T;

name of being the BES’
ill find it at

P you want#® GOOD

go lo

C. MeLENNAN'S

you want good GREY COTTON, cheap,

1
call at

C. MecLENNAN’S.
Summerside, Nov 22, 1866

FINLAY McNEILL

EGS to intimate that he is located in the
> store formerly occupied by Mr L. VICK-
RSON, nesr the QUEENS WHARF,
here he will be&pleased to see his friends
ho may be in questof

“PIPES OR TOBACCO.”

Ile solicits inspection of his

NEW STOCK,

ALSO—To aie stock of Cotton Warp, Flan-

nels, White and Grey Cottons, Cloths
and Carpetings.

All of which with a great variety of other

{
GO 0 D
he will sell at the very lowest prices.
Groceries, in

ea, Sugar, Molasses, a s, Currants,
tice, Paints, Oil, , Glass,
Soap, &e., alive on hand,

So sure to ask for Retuny’s Piuyen Cocnvy
Naveran Liav, and teke none other,
Remember that the. PRINCHK COUNTY
TOBACCO FACTORY turns out nothing b at
the BEST KIND OF TOBACCO.
PATRICK REILLY,

Summerside Dee, 6, Ae

LUMBER YARD.

THE SU BSCR UBE QR Ok

at His

LUMBER YARD QNE WATER STREET)
all kins of = >

LUMBAR,

consiting 0
Pine & Spruce Boards, De
Laths, Pailings, Shingles, Studding
&e, &e,
ga Luniber constantly kept on hand,

JAMES

Summe vvside, Ji Ja

STOR 8: \LE Ib

Carriage Factory !

Head of Queen Sireet,

FAMALE Subscribers leave to acquaint the

public that, having entered into a Co-
Partnership; they are prepared to execute all
orders in the

CARRI

. Carriage or Sleigh.

other work appertaining to their line of busi-
ness, will be attended to. \
Send in your orders immediately |
-ROUD & McCOUBREY,
Queen Street, el
Jan. 10, Is

Saddle and nee Shop. |

TAYE Bubscriber hegs leaye to infoyn the
inhabitants of NEW LO fl sur- | ]
rounding ee see he has

Clifton, ew i nde ik,
where he hopes, by shtict and piyliuYatten-
on uy his busine: ss mi uu chfiryges, to

« JAS.
New London, ie

!

“oy

Wy sid

hese
ED)
os
ee
=
oa
op)
es

“COST TZ JoqMAiON ‘AMOp POLITY)

NO MORE LAMP E3
NO MORE BROKE?
NO MORE
VERY LITTLE

Repairing of all kinds, together with all} —

I

Confectioners,
Soap,

Summerside, Noy 29, 1866
TEA. &¢

ut Subscriber

the

JER Barque ‘ Uspine,”
has reecived :
15 Chests Souchong TEA, (very
40 balf do. “do
6 Bbls, Crushed SUGAR,

hevior)

8 do Washing Séday 4
1 Cask , /

3 Bags NICE,
2? Hhds. Linseed Oi,
1 Do, Putty.
For sale Low,
JAS. L. HOLMAN.
British and American House.

FLOUR, FLOUR.

FANUE Subscriber has just received per schis.

annie Laurie and Janette.

500 Barrels

Extra & Superfine FLOUR,
S$ CALDWELL, [1

‘or sale low for cash,
JAMES
British &
October 18, 1866.

| IOLMAN,
American House

Symonds’ Patent

CHARLOTTETOWN | ‘Burner & Petroleum Fluid

And Circular Wick.
Be t, safest, cheapest.

LOSIONS
HIMNEYS 1!
SMOKY LAMPS 1!!!
ODORNV 1

Bor sale by
“JAMES UL.
Summerside, Oct. 18, 1866.

NEW GOODS

DAVID ROGERS

AS JUST

AND WINTER STOCK OF

Moerchandize,
consisting in part of =

ry Goods, |
Tats and Caps,

IMOLMAN,

Cotton Warp, (blue, white and red,

Earthenware, in variety,
Hardware,
Furniture,
Boots and Shoes,

» Hangings.

Tron and Sult,

Toa,

Sugar,
Molasses, a

Sole and Upper L ier,

‘Tobacco,

Candles

APRIL

COMPLETED TiS FALL

and Medicines,
+ Pails and ‘Tubs

25, 1867.

Conpetition Stumped

ROOT a
BLOCK SHOP!

ne get your PATENT and all other

1 |
And get them When you want them, too!

That's What's the Matter!
dorms Liberal,

Summerside Block Shop, Water Street.
Feb, 21, 1867. on

Win TER GOODS !

TYME Subscriber has now in Store, a ears-
fully selected STOCK OF GOODS,
suitable for the season, which for quality and
price compare very fayourably with any ching
in the Trade,

Staple Dry Goods,

In Grey, White and Printed Cottons, Warps
of all Colours, Cloths, Plannels and Linens,
Plain and Fancy Dress Goods, Shawls,
Mantles, and Sacques, Silks, Velvet and
Felt Huts, Steel Skirts, Furs and Gloves,
Stays, Sontags and Hoods, &e.

Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Coats, Jackets, Vess, Pants, Hats, Caps,

Shirts, Shirt Collags, Scarfs, Gloves, &e.
'Lailo Primmings,
Bardware.

All kinds of Cutlery, Carpenter's and Shoe-
muker’s Tools, Chains and Nails of all kinds,
Paitits, Putty and Glass, Fishing: and Shoe
Thread, Wire Cloth, Brooms and Guckets.
Broad’s and Spiller’s Superior Axes and Adzes
always in Store.

Groceries.

Ten and Molasses, (very superior) Sugar,
Raisins, Rice, Currants, and Liverpool
Soap, Spices of all kinds.

Mverosene Oil.

Cenfectionary.
PATENT MEDICINES,
Scents and Pomades.

LEATHER,

In Sole, Neat’s, Calf and Grained, with other |
every day requisites constantly on hand.
D. ENMAN,

Summerside, Dee. 6, 1866. 2

W. HORT & CO.
ARE OFFERING

THE BALANCE OF THEIR

WINTER STOCK,
Greatly Roduded Prices |
Prompt Bement |

Blankets, Sh , Mantles, Hoods,
Sontags, Searls Men's and Boys Caps,

L

Pe

Hos{gry, ch
—Inchwding: / VV ve
Siogkings, Soeks,

Men's Under ShivtS Drawers, ce.
Flannels, Shirtiags.
pao Acso, the other branches of their
STOCK at as moderate prices as are consisi-
ve with Hany,

. Eleanor’s, 29th January, 1867.

Fou, TEA, SUGAR, MOLASSES,
GIN, RUM, &S., &6.

MANITE SUBSCRIBER TAS IN

AND FOR SALE—

11 Whids, Bright Porio Rico SUGAR;
25 Pans. 1 i
80 Pun, Demerara
150 Chests Supeioy
25 Ithds. Holliad
600 Bhis. S i

STORE

140 Bundles White © otton W ARP; eo
Uhds. and Qtr, Casks Pale BRAN by ;
Hihds, Port and Sherry WINE,

OWEN CONNOLLY.

Charlottetown 21st Fcb., Cmareh 7
WHAT THE PEQPLE WANT !
A Watchmaker at Alberton!

“ae Subscriber wishes co inforprthe ija-
wbitants of AL ON oa iy, that
WE Saupys, on

sited ou would
be pleased to receive |

Bring in your Clo ships fl have
them adjusted.

Clocks will be ¢ one, when
tuken home so that no injury wilk occur.

The laches will remeinber that here is the
chance to get their jewellyy repaired.
GEO. 1, MOORE,
28, 187.

Alberton, Feb

Dissolution of

iehase a \
undersigned Ledies sill be hoppy to reccive

| Mrs. Ruben Tuplin.

WESLEYAN BAZAAR!

MIE Ladies of the Wesleyan Congregation
‘| wt Manoare, intend holding Ud Visa
BAZAAR of fancy and weetul articles, in
JULY next, the ohject of which is to pur-
suitable Muissrox Hlover. The

‘contributions for that purpose from any who
may fool disposed to aid,

MARGATE,
Thos. Bently, Mrs. Robert Mayhow,
dames Pidgeon, Mrs. WY. W. OC olpitts,

Mis.
i Mrs,

SUMMERS
Thos, Crabb, ins
BEDEQU
Miss Jane Wright.
STANLEY BRIDGE,
Mes. George R. Garrett.
Mareh 14, 1807.

:

Summerside

Bi el ba Ni . x
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
{ese Ladies of the * BENEVOLENT 80-

CILTY of Summerside,” respectfully re-
quest that any person wishing to aid them in
relieving the poor of all denominations of
Christivns, either with mohey, clothing, or
provisions, will se send them to any of the
following Comny Any person wishing
to join the Society cun do so at Waughs Hall
every alternute Wednesday, from 8d April
next. Also any 6ne in want will apply to the
same Committee.

Mra. L. Vickerson,

J

DIRECTORESS.

Mrs. Gourlie,

COMMITTER.
H. C. Green, Mrs. R. 'T. Holman,
Dayid Rogers, Mrs. Steeves,
Mrs, David Grady, Mrs. John Grady.
Mrs. Richard Lunt.
_ Summerside, March 28, 1867.

On Co a

10 MLD ty

For sale by /

Mrs.
Mrs,

Alberton, Jan n 31, ist

LA. Td

UR Castomers will

their accounts. white

delivery, and pay them,

Amounts long overs ‘omptly

settled, will be sued for without {arth notice.
Rh. A. SPRONG & BRO,

_ Summerside, October 11, 1866.

“A Cough Cold” or
Sore Throat,

Requines wepiare Arrex-
10S. AND SHOULD he
do. Le vn coweo To conrines,
Trratation of the Imngs, 4
Pormanent Throat Affec-
tion, or an Incurable 2 ung
disease
IS OFTEN THE RESULT.

Row n’s Bronchial Proches

HAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS,
RELIEF,
rrh,Consumptive

GIVE IMMEDIATE
Yor Bronchitis, Asthma,Ca
and ‘Throat Di es,

Troches are used with alw: good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Zvoches usefal in clearing the yoive
when taken before Singing or Speaking, and
relieving the throat diver an anes exertion
of the vocal organs. The Zrornes recoul-
mended and prescril ed by Phy aus, end
have had testimonials thom iminent men
throughout the couniyy. Being an article of
true merit, and having proved their efficacy
by atest of many Vs, each year finds thers
in new localities in various parts of the world,
andthe Vrodes are universally pronounced
better than other artic

yPAIN only “ Brown's Broncman Tro-
and do not take any of the Worthless
offered,

oy pe Ss

bef
Nis
wo ae

MRS. WIN SLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to ihe attention of mothers, her

RAL ats!
SOOTHING SYRUP,

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
iwhich greatly facilitites the process of teeth-
ing, by softening the gums, reducing all infla-
mation—will allay ally pain and spasimodie ace
a) and is

'SURE 10 REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves, and
Relief and Health to your Infants,

We have up and sold this article for
over thirty Ss, and ean say, in confidence
and truth of it, what we h never been able

CO-PARTNERSHIP,

Currants ‘
Jaisins, Aiave co- fade TNERSUTP heretofore ex- |
Cheese, ubscribers as Printers,
Fg . Publishe joners, is this day DIS-
Vi . » ene Oil, SOLVED b fnsent

paar. ‘
Pit i iy vr AN purtics in anyyfay indebted to the lite
Hen gad Lar Firm, are reques omeke immediate pays
Oakum. ment to JOSUPH BERTRAM, who alone is

Flour and Meal.
The above GOODS have been pur

jchased on the best terms, and will be
_g |olfered to the public“dh the very best
terms for Casn.

D. ROGERS.
Summerside, Nov. 1, 1866 i

authorised to receive debts.

JOSEPIT BERTRAM,
i IL BARNARD,
Summerside, Mar > 180%.

TO THE PUBLIC,
Summensipr, March 23rd, J
REFERRING to the above, I beg leave to

rs

jned

are

pe

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i a re

eas Fr @

epg 2 Be Wy

pipet 2S

Beer, © eel

BA esi = >

ice: & coal |

Haven SEG

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Boer BF Be am

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Richardson’s Clophing tore!

ENTS’ GARME 0 ies
TTowge.)

at the SHORTESY N:
Summerside, March 7, 1867. tf

Mees over Crttor

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

Four Good Journtfym

constant employment gua
once to

Boots and ols

MiAve TO ORDER

AND LATEST $i iy ihe

est notice, for CASI.

Jom
rside, Oct, It, 1860.

Don't Rush! 7

The Subscriber wan

Su

nteéd. Apply a

A. MeSWEEN,
Summerside, January 17; 1867.

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

AILORS,

inform my Patrons and the Public that 1 shall
continue the business of PRINTER, PUB-
LISHER & STATIONER, at the Old Stand,
Crentran Srrerr,

Allow ine to thank you for the generous
support accorded to the late Firm, and re-
spectfully to esk for a share of future favors

for myself.
JOSEPIL BERTRAM.

( N retiring from the above business, the
JF subscriber tenders his sincere thanks for
t {the very liberal patronage reccived since the
first publication of the Journat, and would
respectfully solicit an increased amount ot
support for his late Partner, who still contin-
ties the business at the old stand.

HENRY BARNARD,
Suminerside, March 28rd, 1867,

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