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New Advertisements this Day!

Auction—Geo. Anderson j
Freehold Farm for Sale—do |
Barber Shop—C. Otto Winkler
Notice—G, E. er

Schooner Aho!—James McNeill
¥ound—Fredk. Anderson

Regular Line of Packets—Owen& Welsh
Stray Sheep—D Bertaam

Public Meeting—J. J. Fraser
‘Tenders—DBenj. Beairsto

Notice—T, Hanford

Comiission Merchants—Ilanford Bros.

da sign over huis door on

arber once hi
\ hich was the following :—‘! What, do you
think I'll shave you for nothing and give you
n drink?” Now we have no doubt but that
our neighbor Mr, Winkler, who has recently
opened up a Barber's Shop in Summerside,on
the strectin the rear ot the Journal office,
will act just as kindly, Who, of a cold morn-
ing, would be scraping his face with a dull
razor at home, when he can step into the
Barber's Shop and have it done for five cents.
Or who would go without the latest cut when
he can get it for ten cents.

The Supreme Court is still sitting. The
Petit Jury were discharged on Vriday last

The Rey. H, B. Swabey informs the public
that in consequence of being interrupted in
the delivery of his speech atthe Meeting of
the Diocesan Chureh Society held at Saint
Paul's School Room, on the 22nd inst., itis
his intention to publish his Speech, in Pam-
phiet form, and circulate it for general infor-
mation.—/sl,

Anyssixta.—A communication has recently
been received from Dr. Blane, one of the
Abyssinian prisoners, which will unquestion-
ably prove of great use to the officer command-
ing the expeditionary force now advancing to}
their relict. low the documeut was smug- |}
gicd out of prison to the set coast, and finally |
was conveyed to India, we do not know, but}
in about six weeks atter its being written, it}
was published in the Zimes of India. It)
contains a full account of the yeography or
the country, with its towns and their popula-
tion, the number ofthe troops, the climate,
the diseases incident to it, and the best and
most approved remedies for the same, together
with full particuliurs as to the present political
condition of the Abyssinian people. Mandala, |
which is the principal stronghold of King |
Theodorus, is represented as being well nigh
impregnable, but is unprovided with witer, |
and its garrison would therefore be compelled
to surrender, if besieged for any length of
time. This place is surrounded by an almost
perfect natural wall of basaltic columns from
80 to 700 feet in height. ‘The three gates}
which are the only means of exitand entrance, |
are well fortified with earthworks. Inasmuch}
however as the Abyssimans do not seem to|
be possessed of artillery, it is probable that!
they would not be able to hold it against an}
army provided with Armstrong guns, and)
would be competled to succumb aitera few |
hours shelling. Dr. Blance’s letter has been}
forwarded to General Napicr,— Exchange Pa.

An ovitor ofa Cuba paper says :—General
Taarnza, whose death at the hands of the}
Mexicans we have all so deeply mourned, is |
now in this city (Havana) engaged in rending |
the accounts of his execution and funeral. |

There is to-day, on Blackwell's Island, N.
York, a man who, a few years ago, was one
of the most learned and cloquent, acceptable
and promising young ministers in the land.
Me refused an invitation from the First Pres-
byterian Church of Troy, to settle as a collea-
gue pastor with the Rey. Dr. Boman. He is
now a drivelling idiot, not by a visitation
from God, but through the excessive use oi
alcoholic liqnor. |

har The free schools of Massachusetts
cost the State $10 per head; female teachers
reccive a little less than a dollara day. The
number of scholars is 256,000; teachers S000, |
seven-cights of whom are females.

A St. John N, B. paper says that the
Eastern Express brought on Tuesday night
one hundred thousand dollars of the half
million of Dominion Government paper in-
tended for circulation in New Brunswi
‘The remainder of the amount will probably
reach here by next steamer,

The Ottawa Zimes argues that if Nova
Scotia is determined to be extricated from
the Union the location of the railway route
should be considered with a view to that con-
tingency.

The Editor of Tlunts Merchant's Magazine
estimates that in 50 years the New Dominion
will have a population equal to thatof the
United States, as shown by the census of
1860.

‘There is a general reduction of wages going
on throughout the United States. ‘The times
being very bad the employees generally con-
cur in what they sce is a necessity

The boldness and audacity of the Fen-
ans in face of the vigorous measures of
repression which have been adopted ex-
cites much uneasiness.

The principal businegs going on about this
time at the United Stites navy yards is the
discharge of workmen, many hundreds having
been thrown out of employment at this most
bitter and inclement season of the year.

‘Tne Quastion Serres These eminent
men, Dr. James Clark, I ichin to Queen
Victoria, and Dr. Hughes Bennett, say that
consumption canbe cured. Dr. Wistar knew
this, when he discovered his Balsam of Wild
Cherry, and experience lias proved the cor-
rectness of his epinion.

Mrs, A. Allen's Worlds Hair Restorer and
Zylobalsalun or Worlds Hair Dressing are
nnequalled, and so acknowledged by all who
usethem for restoring. invigorating  an-
dressing the hair, rendering it soft, silky and
glossy,and disposing it to remain in any desid
red position; quickly cleansing the scalp, ar-
resting the fl and imparting a healthy and
natural color to the hair. ‘They never fail to
restore grey hair to its original youthful col-
or, ‘They act directly upon the roots of tho
hair giving the natural nourishment required,
No lady’s toilet is complete without the Zylo-
Dalsamum or hair dressing. It cleanses the
lair and imparts to ita most delightful frag-
rance, and is suited to both young and old,

The Restorer Reproduces. The Hair
Dressing cultivates and beautifies.

If your hair isthin try it, af scurfy try it,
if harsh try it, if lustreless try it, if none of
these try it, for all who use it will preserve
their hairthrough life. Tor sale by all Drug-
giste,

Slarri¢d
Married,
At the Parson Age, Bedeque, on the Lath instant,
by the Rev. M. DP. Preenman, Mr. DD, Stewart,
Carriage maker, Centreville, to Miss Mary Ann
Connick, ot Princetown Road.

Op the 22d inst., by the Rev. H. Pope, Mr Ea

ward Lune, of Dunstaluage. to Miss Alargaret
Matheson, of Little York.

.
Hicd.
Sen Cow Poud, Lot t. ou the suth December
last, Judith Chaiseen, in the 95th year of her aye,
leaving 7 children, 64 yrrand-childred, 173 great:
grand children, and 2 wreat: great-grand-children,
and a large cirele of friends, to mourn their lose.

“REGULAR LINE OF

> PACKETS #2

Liverpool and Glasgow.

Ce Subscribers inform the public that the
following Vessels will be at a londing |
berth at LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW, and!
will sail from their respective ports on the |
Ist APRIL next.

FROM LIVERPOOL:

The A. 1. Ship 1. C. OWEN,” 480 tons
’

Register, Coppered, /Axaus Brows
Commander. 0
FROM GLASGOW:

The Bark ‘* EMPRESS,” 380 tons Reigster, |
3, 3, 11 Bureau, Veritas, Joun Giuutis, |
Commander,

Both these Vessels have first class accom-
modation for passengers.

For Freight or Passage apply in Liverpool
to Messrs. William Stewart & Co, 1 & 2
Trafford Chambers, South Jolin Street; in
Glasgow to James Kelso, Jun., Uequire, Union
Street, or in Charlottetown to

eG. OWEN,
WILLIAM WELSII.
Ch’'Town, P. E. Ishind,
} 2m

Jan. 25t1, 1868.

Public Meeting

f MERTING of the inhabitants of
6 PRINCE COUNTY will be held at the
Saint T[leanor’s Court Ifouse,
on SATURDAY, the Sitm_ FEBRUARY, at
2 o'clock, p.m., for fhe purpose of organiz-
ing an Agricultural Society tor the County
JAMES J. FRASER,

Jan. 27, 1808, Yin

St. Eleanor":

Tenders.
Srabey TENDERS will he received by
the Subscriber until FRIDAY, the 14th
FEBRUARY next, at the hour of 1 o'clock,
p. i., for the erection of
A. School Iouse in Princetown
Royalty. 7
Plans and Specification may be seen. and
other particulars made known on application
tothe undersigned. ‘The names of two good
and sufficient securities will be required to
accompany each ‘Tender,
BUENJ. BEAIRSTO.
Princetown Royalty, Jan. 24, 1868. :
Stray Sheep.
QOUND in the woods, in a state of starva-
tion, on the sub farm onthe Old}
Malpeque Road, 5 The owner is
requested to come ay ye property, pay
expenses, and take tAem away.
DAVID BERTRAM.
New Glasgow, Jun. 28, 1868. sin
NOTICE.
Aye Subscriber, having accepted the office
of Inspector of Inland Revenue for New }
Brunswick, has reured trom the Auction and}
Commission business, which in future will be
carried on by his Sons Cuantes U. and we
Enick S. Hanrorp, under the name of

HANTORD BROTHERS,

and while he to return thanks to his
many friends forANeig former patronage, he
would also soliAt a continuance of it to the

new firm, hoping it will prove worthy of their
contidence.

THOMAS HANPFORD.,
St.John, N.B., Jan, 10, 18038, 3in [jan $0

HANFORD BROTHERS,

Successors to Thomas Hanford,

Commission , Merchants

And Geneyit Agents,

11 NORTH MARKET WHARF,
ST. JOHN, B.,
Chas. U, Hanford........... Fred. S. Uanford.
1863.

TYNE Subscriber begs leave to tender his
sincere thanks to the people of MIS-
COUCHE and vicinity, for the liberal share
of patronage which he has received since he
commenced business among them.
Ite would now inform them and the public}
in general that he is now fully prepared to
build neat and durable BUILDINGS in

GOTHIC, DORIE, FRENGH ROOFED,

and all the various styles in practice on the
Island, in a workman-like manner, and on
liberal terms. Any person wishing to have a}
ive HOUSE built will do well to give hima
call, as he has always given good satisfaction,
and stil. intends to do so>

Particular attention paigho the cohyenience
and contort of buildings

G. E, BAKER.

Miscouche, Jan. 30, 1838.

FOUND! —

O*% THE (CK, on the South West River, New |

vondon, about the hsp of Decembers a Driv: |
jug WHIP. The owng hive the same by
silling at the Subscriber's find paying fer this no-

g RICK ANDERSON,
New London, Jan. woth, 1863. n

Schooner a’ho!

ig pe Subscriber offers FOR SALE tho

HULL AND SPARS

OF ASCILOONER, offibout 40 tona, NM, whieh
he is now buildin which will be ready to
Launet on the FIRS OPIN Wxt, She ia of
the best material afd uw supe suing model.
Permstiberal. Any pereon wishing to purclive
witht apply to the subscriber ou or before the Leth

day of March next,
JAMES McNEILL,
TLotv7. Jan. 28th, 1868,

Barber Shop! —

fPMIE subscriber respecthilly announces to
the people of Summerside, and the public |
in general, that he has opened a |

IPT
BARBER SHOP!
on St. Stephen Street, ine house adjoining
Messrs. O'Neill & Son's /Store, where he is
prepared to do all work “appertaining to hiy
profession, Best assortment of

Hair Oils, Hair Restorers, Tooth
owders, Dyes, &c.,
always on hand on the most reasonable terns.
CILAS. OTTO WINKLER.

Summerside, Jun 80, 1868.

Scrap & Old Cast Iron.|

Lan Subsoribor will buy any quantity of the
. above, delivered at his Wareliouse,

/ ~, JAMES L, HOLMAN
Summerfide, Jannary, 1868.

At Tignish, on the 12th ihet,, afer a long ill
ness, Judith, wife of Mr. eal Th Richard, aged 61
years, 2 months, and 17 days, enving @ husband, |
ten children, and a large eircle of fricndd:and rela |

tiona to mourn their loss.

Salt! Salt !!
i BRIG ZULKIKA from Liverpool
A

92 BAGS SALT,
2400 bush. bulle do.

At North Bedeqne, on the Mth ingt., of inflama.
tion of tho linthgs, Mrs Edward Moynagl. aged 54

ears, a native cf the Parish of Donayhy County |
Mo aghan, Ireland, He leaver’a wife hid two!
ghildven Co mourn their irreparable lows, |

For sale vory low.

SUMMERSIDE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, J

| WILLIAM COUSINS.

jing along the entire front.

\half of LONG RIVER WILAKE, where large

OMETHING NEW
IN

P, E. ISLAND.

‘re subseriber having acquired a thorough

knowledge of his business as MILA,
WRIGHT and MACHINEST while in the
United States, particularly in the line of
manufacturing SHINGLE MACHINES on
the latest and most improved principle, has
concluded to remain a short time in the Island,
he has now openeda SUOP in SUMMER-
SIDE, and is prepared to receive orders for
Cutters,

Persons requiring his seryic ill do well
to leave their orders soon, as hgintends only
to build a limitod number.

Further particulars made known by address
to himn at Summerside.

J. N. BURNS.

FREEHOLD FARM,

Stock, Farming Imple-
ments, &c.,

TYMIE Subscriber has been instructed to sell

hy AUCTION, unt the resic ‘ec of Mr,
MURDOCH McKINNON, Qld Town Road,
Lot 20, NEW LONDON, on

FRIDAY,

the 7th of FEBRUARY, at the hour of 10
o'clock, a.m., the Freehold of 75 seres of
LAND, having a front of 22 chains on the
Old Town Road. 40 acges are under culti-
vation, and the residue_is eered with lard
and soft wood. On the pfemises there are a
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and
BARN, (new), with an excellent spring con-
venient.
Stock, Farming Implements:

L horse, 1 mare, 24 years old; 3 cows, 25
sheep, 2 pigs, 1 single seated waygon, 1
cart, 1 plough, 1 pair harrows, 1 wood
sleigh, 250 bushels of Oats, G tons hay.

Also the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, con-
sisting of chairs, tables, bedsteads,stoves,
&e., &e., be.

January 23, 1868.

‘Who Wants Farms West ?
Freehold Farm for Sale!

FYXIE Subscriber offers for sale several very
A valuable FREEMOLD PARMS, situated
on Lots 4 and 5, m PRINCE COUNTY.
They have all I prefer and Buildings
on them, and off
persons wishing to settle West.

The terms are very reasonable, and will be
made known on application to I. C, Hall, Esq.,
Charlottetown, or to

Terms of sale—TIor the farm a credit of
four years will be given, payable by instal-
ments. For the stock, &c., credit until the iS an i
first November next, on approved joint notes. Dueele BELL,

ee sumpec.
GEORGE ANDERSON, Auct. Alberton, Jan. 23, 1868. *3m oe!
New London, 27th Jan... 1888,

a -—| Flour, Wine Spirits, Teas
et * ? ’ 9

Freehold ‘arm Groceries, &e., &e,
AT AUCTION! HP SUBSQRIBER ILAS IN STORE, and of.

fers for sale at his store in Water Street:

pe Subscriber has received instructions See Ns
from the Widow of the late WILLIAM fanenal asda

COUSINS to sell at AUCTION, on the pre- ‘ e

mises, on

{
| DBbls FLOUR,
Casks Port WI
Puns Dem
Ids GIN, (Dekh
Beane Sea an
Q rN Cusks Pile BRANDY, Cases BRANDY
Thursday, March 5th, “Brown! Cawen WHISK
* Curses Old Tom GIN, Chests & Lif do.
m., that valuable FREEHOLD

Baye RICK (Arracon)
» recently occupied by the late

5)

at 11 o’cloc

PROPERT Canes CC MONARY, (7 1b boxes)
Bales CO
Bbls Wash:
Boxes Live
Kegs and I
Hoxes Co'en:
Ting SARDID Pots Atichovy PASTE,
Boxes BLACK LEAD, [Nixy's] &c., &o. Kee

ALSO, ALWAYRON HAND:
ISLAND MADE WHISKEY, [a good article)

DOUGLAS M, HARRINGTON,

Bbla Bak
P, Comp'n
"ARD, (Volemi
STAKCH,

It consists of 161 acres pf LAND of excel-
lent qual tuatcd on the North Side of the
South West River,

NEW LONDON, LOT 20,

110 acres are under cultivation, and are now
in yood order. A Marsh of 10 acres extend-
The remainder

wy)

of the land is ¢ with a lirge growth of) Water Street. Charlottetown, Deo 97, 67, [3m
Hard Wood, Seantling and Poles. Abun-

dance of Mussel Mud is within a few chains
of the shore,

The Farm

CHEAP!
FINLAY McNEILL

be sold in one or two Ints to suit purchasers:

ANUARY 30, 1868.

ra good chance to those | ndvertiaement, as this Stock must be’

miion) Bales Corks (Wine) | jn his line of business, : is Vor
bg SODA, | old stand) on Water Street, opposite the store of |
NDLES | Colin McLeunan, Esq.

(TR

i which he offers at a smalVadvance on cost fer |

SR eee

/TUPLIN’S ESTATE
FOR of skal

Fe ’
IIE Subscriber offers at private sale, the
following Vroperties :

That well-known Property at
YPNHE Subscriber wishes to inform the public | MARGATE, NEW LONDON,

that he has opened aSTORE ina Summer- containing about one-half vcre, together with
side, on Water Street, directly opposite|the buildings thercon erected, consisting of
Green & Schurman’s, where he offers for} one large Dwelling Mouse, finished complete,
sale a choice assortment of and une-smaller do., with ables an ey
* houses complete; tog: th SHOY an
D y Goods, Groceries, | wanvnovse ’atiucic d ony large

| Ge., of excellent quality, and cheap for Cash. | GRANARY,
J.R. STEWART. | The above property is situated in the midst
Summerside,Nov. 21, 1867. jof a flourishing settlement, possesses many
Hosa ac “ - —--—— |udvantages, and is a good stand for businves.

| W.B. Dawson’s Bstate. | a1s0 te
ub} Clifton Property,

and in { ;
ERY, | containing about one acre of land, with the

buildings thereon, consisting of one large
two storey STORE, 42 x 26 fect, with good
}cellar, and well finished throughout. ° One
Warchouse 80 x 20, with stable attached, and
730 CALE KIN. one Dwelling House 34 x 24, well finished.

Part PEN Stock is VL iy for Bale and (he ‘This property is within one quarter of a

retnuinder Is lu eeurse Of egnipletivn, and Wh 4 oe. , 4
ready for sale ae mimnufactu fail during the winter. | mile of the Clifton Wharf—a pine WAN
The attention of purchasers is cal Ko this | Invge quantities of grain are QU ee:
Ame of ped, acdis in every way gn excelluot staud

| for business,

| | Also, at CLIFTON WHARF, 4 acre at
| LAND, with a large Uireo storey Granary,

CHEAP ST |
CHEAP STORE. |
Save ycur money by buying your Dry Goods,

Groceries, &c.,ft the +
CHEAP $ .

atHe Subseriders offer at PRIVA'
the Stuck of LEATHER now tinikhed |
Course of manufacture, atthe CILY TANN
cousisting in the whole of
2,000 sides of SOLE LEATHER,
2,400 sides of UPPRB LEATHER,
139 sidusof ILARNE LEATIUEK, ©

as specdily as possible,
THOMAS DAWSON, 2

HICHARD HEARTZ, ? Trustees.
THOMAS ALLEY, 5 {40 x 30, erected thercon,

Charlottetown, Nov. LL, 1867-—1f r2l_| Also. the Leasehold Interest of the

mami sem oma oe ; ROR
Who Wants Money q | Shipyard at O'Brien’s Oreck,
! | with the buildings thereon, consisting of two
FPMIS subseriber will pay the HIGHEST | COOK HOUSKS, one Workshop, one Dlack-
CASIL PRICE for any quantity of | smiths Shop.
OA Th Also, one LIME KILN, convenient to the

/ ’ | said Shipyard. ;
dclivered at his Warchouse, | Good titles to the abore properties given.
C. C, GARDINER:
|
|

a For terms or other information apply to
palpinerede Meauiar 1a GEORGE ANDERSON,
New London, Dee. i9, 1867.—Is] 8m

BRING ALONG YOUR HORSES !
SMITIUS FORGE. 2

| TH
ne subseriber He enuuged the scrvides a FLOU R & MK AL.

A an good HORSE id CAKRIAGE) FER Schr. Proyinencr, from Montrea),
and SLEIGH MOL ow prepared to | 800 Bbls, No, 1 Alloway & other brands

execute all such ow Teueinel ; O U R !
100 bhls. Widte & yellow Kiln dried
CORNMEAL.

Ra For Sale for CASH ONLY!
JAMES L, MOLMAN.

NEWTON LEE, |

Summerside, Novy 21, 1867, gin

WHOLESALE cr
§ rs pc. 6, "G7.
Ape Subscriber has received per Zulieka | as i 2 se ce ae La,
and Kewadin tron ENGLAND—Sehr. Ty) N 1
J&B, tom BOSTON, Providence from MON- | 4 W dS
(TREAL, and Sea Bird from HALIFAX the | NE GOODS.
| following IFENITE Subscriber has just received per

STAPLE-GOODS, | serrste sad niet tem moseia,

fand Anate Laurie trom BOSTON, the bal-

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has a front of 15 chains on the river, and will) j, selling off a large assortmont of leash or approved credit :— jance of his Fall Impartation, consisting in
| | ! part of—
40 Chests Tea,(very choice,) eae ‘ ;
G Chics Cartatakie &6 Ib.bottles) Boiled & Raw Oil, =TByooms, Pails, & Tubs,

and a good and valid title willl be given.

The Buildings

consist of a DWELLING HOUSE, 35 x 26, |
with a kitchen attached 22 x 18; two large | T Pic Slack COALS for aulo.
BARNS and other Outhouses, all recently | as a ctOu Hite hon Mar ia
built and well finished. : 100 SUIMCrEUe, CBN Ls Lr |
The above property is within a mileanda; AQministration Notice.
LL persons indebted to the Estate of the
late GRORGE McRAL of Tlill’s River,

at CORNER STORE, opposit
HOTEL.

quantities of produce are annually shipped . |

It is a desirable investment for any person | 2

wishing to purchase an excellent farm. Lot 4, by note of hand, book debts, or other-
ie j wise, are hereby; “he to pay the same to

"TERMS OF SALE. A credit of five yoars | 11,0 subscriber Ly the 1 day of MARCH,
will be given, payable by instalments. and all persons having Claims against the said
Further particulars made known on day of | estate, are hereby requested to furnish the
sale. same duly attested, before the 2nd day of
GEORGE ANDERSON, March next.

Auctioneer,

JESSE McRAE, Administrator.
, 1868.—ip pro

Ca 3i*

Jan. 16, 18

New London, 27th }

IMPORTANT SALE | if Admmisiration Notice.

A LL Persons indebted to the Estate of
RUE Soromoyn Hanpy, late of Kildare River,

F 4 h Id F deceased, are hereby required to make im-

I ee 0 ari, mediate payment to the Subscrilfer,

agent. R. Gordon, Esq., oft ship; and

persons who have legal demanfls against the

said Wstate are requested to furnish their ac-

counts, duly attested, for settlement, and

| within three months from the date hereof.

| ELEANOR HARDY.

| Adininistratrix.

Kildare River) Jan, 10, 1867, 38m* [janls

Stock, Crop, Farming Imple-
ments, &e., at

AUCTION!

Messrs. Hugh & John Ramsay

of ROSE HILL, Prince County, have in- |
structed the subscriber to sell at
Auction, on tho premises,
Rose Hill, on

WEDNESDAY,

12th day of February next, commencing at
11 o'clock, forenoon. their valuable
Frecholl FARM, Stock,
Crop, Farming Im-

NOTICE!

\ HERE Mr. GEORGE HARVEY,

Shoemaker, of Summerside, has by
Deed of Assignment executed this 18th day
of November, 1867, aud filed in the Deputy
Prothonotory’s Office in St. ieapor’s, arsign-
ed to me all his book debts, prop pry notes,
together with all other property Belonging to
him. ;

I therefore give notice to all persons in any
way indebted to said George Harvey to pay
the saine to me on or before the Ist day of
FEBRUARY next; all debts due after that
date will be enforced according te law.

ad DUNCAN McLAUCHLIN,
THE FARM Summerside, Jan, 16, 1868, ‘Tanner.

is probably the most valuable ever offered for
sale in Prince County. It consists of 273 |
acres of the best ddscription of Land, beauti-
tifully situated on orth side of Shimidito
River, only sixind} a half miles from Sum- | —agrecably to Act of Incorporation
merside, 180 acras have been cultivated and | Banking House, Summersidey on TU
are now in excellent order, A Marsh capable the 4th day of FEBRUAILY next, atll
of cutting more than 30 tons of Hay.annually. jo'clock,a. m., for the purjose of electing
stretches along the entire front. The re-|Seyen Directors for the er uing year, and
maining portion of the land is well covered transacting such other business as may then
with hard and soft wood, come before them,

Tnexhaustible supplies of Mussel Mud lic
within 100 yards of the shore. The fencing
is nearly all of Cedar, and large quantities of
cedar are still growing on the land. The

BUILDINGS

are a two-storied Dwelling, with frost proof
cellar, seven feetin depth; iro large BARNS,
Hay House, Granary, Coach tlouse, Poultry
and Pig Houses. all in good order,

The Farm having a front of 47 chains on
the River, and being eatrried back in two
parralel lines, will suit well for division into
two or more farms. and will be sold in lots to

HAM ON bl An unquestionable title Va uable Property
STOCK, For sale in VICTORIA.

Horses, Cows, Heifers, Sheep, Pigs, Poultry. | MIE subscriber being about to make an

alteration in his business, offers for sale

: Crop, |that valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY

60 tons upland Hay in barn, a large quantity lknown as the * VICLORIA_HOUSE,” own-

of Marsh i ty and Straw, Oats, Potatoes, | eq and occupied by him. mprises a

Timothy Seed, Clover Seed, &e. }good DWELLING HOUSE, wftla spacious

i Kitchen and Bar Room attached. There is

Implements, &e. j also a large Out-Building 57 x 20 feet, fitted

Ploughs, [larrows, ome Digger, Carts, | up for horses, &c.

Waggons, Sleighs, all completely equip: | Tho above . ie situs

pink eek Me tee : property is situated near the

uae ee, snatat ce the iliee ‘head of Crapaud Wharf, has a water front,

ne? eR eaeange’’s: and is an excellent stand for Hotel or Mer-

TERMS: For the Farm a deposit of 10 per | cantile business.

cent will be required on the day of sale. and] Terms Liberal,

the balance of one third on the day of the

execution of the Deeds, either in cash or ap-

proved joint notes payable in three months. ee

The remaining two thirds secured on the CASH for OATS !

property payable in two equal annual instal- "

ments, viz' on the first day of December, |THE HIGHEST MAT

1868, and the first day of December, 1869, | Be Paid in

For the Stock, Farming Implemonts, &c.. m the ory
all sums under 20s, cash on delivery, all sum, | BY the subscriber, for ANY QUANTITY of
Good Oats!

over 20s, credit uncil first November, next,
on approved joint notes of hand. yell Li ‘
For the Crop, all sums under £10 cash on peverca ™ bets SON
” CKERSON,
Summerside. Jan. 6, 1868.

Summerside Bank.
GENERAL MEETING of the Steck-
LX holders of this Bank will take place,

E+ L. LYDIARD,
Cashier,
Summerside, Jany. 4, 1868,

Notice.
FPMIERT has been on the subscribers pre-
mises since the Ist of October last, three
SHEEP. ‘The owner is requested to come
und prove property, pay exy vs, and take

them way,
JOUN M. BAKER.
North Bedeque, Jan. 6, 1868. 3i

Apply to the owner,
CHARLES COLLET.
+ 1868. Im*

Crapaud, Victoria, Jan. 2ne

delivery, all sums over £10 three months
credit on approved joint notes.

Salo Positive.

Now is the time to subseribe

JAMES L, HOLMAN,
Summerside, Dee, 5, ‘67. |

GEO. ANDERSON, Auet.

Now London, 92d Janunry, 1868, jfor the Journal—only$1 a year

SRABB'S |

or to my}

nt their}

; White Lead Colored Paints

| Olive Oil Glass and Patty

| Zine, Crockeryware, Salt, Iron & Steel
| Bufflloe Robes Kerosene Oil
‘Tats and Caps Benzino, Varnish
| Glassware Tobacco

80 bexes Layer Raisins,
4 bags Rice, 2 bbls, Currants,
3 bis. crushed Sugar,
$ Eihds. Mol:

Hl 17 Kegs bi

: «
bonate Soda,

6 bbls. Soda Crystals, be k
2 cascs Buth-brick, | Vurpentine Candles
50 Casks Kerosene Oil, Rope rato
50 sides sole Leather, Salt low Metals
10 boxes ‘Tobacco, 10 do. Natural Leaf, Year Tron and teel
1 cask Putty in bladders, Ray and Axles Bune 7
95 boxes Live Sonp.i7t Nails ye Stnffs
25 boxes Liverpool Soap,17 boxes Pipes, 1q Glintn for stud Digger

1 cask sheet Zine, § bbls. Tar,
2 bbls. Rosin, 2 do. Copperas,
1 do. Alum,30 Kegs Cut Nails,
10 tons refined iron, (all sizes.)
JAMES L. HOLMAN,
Biitish & American House, }
| Summerside, Dee. 5, 1867,

Corns and Warts

are permanently and effectually cured by |
the use of |
ROBINSON'S
Patent Corn Solvght.
For sale by
W. R. WATSON,
City Drug Store, Ch’'town, 2
Dee 26, 1867, §

JUST RECEIVED |

AT THE PRINCE COUNTY

BOOK STORE,

| And avyariety of other GOODS, which, to
{gether with former importations, comprise a
lvery large and well selected STOCK OF
'MERCHANDIZE; and having been bought
|in the Dest markets and upon the very best
- termes, will be sold ns low as any others int! ¢

| market.
DAVID RGERS.
1867.

Summerside, Noy. 7

| CHEAPEST YET!

ir HE subscriber has just receive! at his
| STORE, (opposite the store lately oceu-
| pied by John A.pfcDonald,) his

‘Fall and Witter supply of
MERCHANDISE,

comprising a general assertment of
Staple & Fancy DRY GOODS,
Ladies, Misses & Children’s BOOTS,

i SLLOKS, Rubbers & Overshoes, in variety
A supply | VERY OHEAP FORGASH.
School Books, | ANY a choice MOEN Ck
| Family Groceries !

Stationary, Pe nee
: n TEA,
| Blank Books, Sugar, Molasses,
Fancy Goods, &c Raisins, Currants, Soap. Candles,
{ s, dc.

Figs, Nuts, Apples, Biscuit,
which will be sold cheap for CASH only. Buckets, Brooms, Dye Stuffs, ac. &e.
| J. BERTRAM.
|
|

KEROSENE OIL,
‘Yobacco, Vinegar,

for Cash or approved credit:
HiUGH RAMSAY.
reet, Deg. 12, 1867.

‘Yarmouth Cook Stoves, Summerside, Water-str Deg, 12. 1867.

FOR SALE AT GREAT

MARGATE, NEWINDON!  CLEARING-OUT SALE.

|FYNIE Subscriber has on hand and for sale |
i on the usual terms, an assortment of the |
j above and justly celebrated COOK STOVES. |YUR Subseribers, intending to build a BRICK
| Parties wishing to purchase will please ap- | 4 SPORE next spring, are desirons of reaneiny

ply to R. W. Tremain, at Margate, or to the Ae ee ara OF POODS, and wil,
undersigned at New London. Aion wie ley Ute ae ‘
GEORGE ANDERSON,

3m

All of which will be sold VERY CHEAP,
Summerside

j
|
|

Dee. 19, 1867,

Age of Improvement! !
The Great Tnente Patent

SHINGLE CWYTTER!

The Large and Varted Stock of
British & American
Mi RCHWANDIZE,

At Greatly Reduced Priccs,

|

The only one inthe Island! FOR CASH ONLY !
The advantage of this Machine is that it cuts | 6. &&. DAVIES.
the block with the grain of the wood | Charlottetown, Nov 21, IN 4 a>
leaving a perfectly smooth cctreraaletancpe pau nmreneseemervrs : RISIEDEL ern ome
fae he j My
Be ee | SEED WHEAT AND

FLOUR.

iJ bnve this day received from Montreal 2
. Bushelf

| White Bald*Secd Wheat, :

ithe Kind most approved of and generally grown

jin Camda,
ALSO:
100 barrels of the celebrated

Alloway Mills Flour.
D. ROGERS.

| Those who have used these shingles
give them the decided pre-

| ierence over all

| others,

| Any quantity to be had at

| Brown’s Vale Mills,

| Lot 26, at 9s. per M.; and at Summerside |

i

| at 10s. 6d. per M.

|
'Grist Mill, Saw Mill, and Lath)

Machines in full operation.
| h@™ Particular attention paid to the

| MANUFACTURE OF FLUR |

snmmarside, Dec 5, 1867

Final Notice.

Dec. 26, 1867. 1

count, need fot console theuinel yes
siage pare king 1 eball wee
07

lby paying a part of th

‘STOVES ! STOVES | | junt{t veat full for. the -bulapes.

‘atall sue for at the poxt r her'é.
UST received from ne from thig gy

pie a selection | Uuives acttled in ten dayat
of
COOKING, |

CHAS C. GAP ne
Summerside, th Nov. 1867 or

Mah eae ay

PARLOR, RUG ho
. foe
BEDROOM, | F the person wly ; Stel

SHOP, and hab
OFFICE STOVES, |jyedeque,, whktan?

of the most approved patterns, will leave
DAVID ROGERS. | thanked,
i Summerside, Oct. 24, 107. | 2

| Liv parties indebted to me by Notoof Fiat

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