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UMMERSIDE JOURNAL, THURSDAY,

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New Advertisements this Day.

er. 7
English Teas, &e,--C. L, Richards.
Farm for Sale—William Dodd.
Freehold Farm for Sale—Jas. Leard.
Horring—-Hugp McKay,
Rare Chance—Strang itat.
Administration Notice—James Barclay.
‘Teacher Wanted—Jas, G. Wiggius.
St. Eleanor’s Hotel—Wm. Ness.
Scrap and old Cast Iron—Jus. L. Holman,
Farm, Stock, &e., &e.—Geo. Anderson,
P.E. Island Fair & Exhibition—A.MeNeill
Notice—Dr. J. Homer,
British Templars—F, Rogers.

In our present number will be found an ar-
ticle, copied fromthe Daily British Colonist,
of July 16, published in Victoria, British
Columbia, giving an account of the melan-
choly death of Mr. Joun T. Pipwenr, for
many years a resident of this City. At the
time of his death Mr. Pidwell held the oftice
of Superintent of the Vietoria Road Commis-
sion. ‘I'he Colonist says, Mr Vidwell ** was a
man of great energy and ability, aud his loss
in the community will be severely felt.” —Jsl.

Some American Fishermen were detected
issuing counterfeit half and quarter American
Dollars in this City, a few days since. ‘Two

fof them have been comniitted to Jail to stand

their trial at the next sitting of the Supreme
Court, the others were dismissed for want of
sufficient evidence to implicate them, ‘The
Mayor and some two or three Councillors
were engaged a portion of two days investi-
gating the affair, and examining witnesses.—
dsl. ;

Bast Harr Sovenviaxs.—Woe are sorry, to
say that spurious half Sovereigns—a very
good imitatation of the genuine coin—are in
circulation in the Islind, ‘Lhe forgery is not
readily detected, inasmuch as the spurious
coin is covered with genuine gold, resists the
ordinary acids by which alloys are detected,
and is of the orthodox diameter and thickness.
‘hese base half sovercigns are dated 1849.
When closely examined, the A in Victoria
appears without any cross—the Royal Arms
present a blurred appearance, erpecially at
the lower purt of the Crown—and the milling
on the edges is rather ill-defined.— 41,

te Mr, Archibald Foibes, of Searle-
town will please receive our thanks for
the very fine heads of Cabbage sent us,

Leerunn.—Mr. D. A. Cameron, ‘Teacher
of the Wilmot District School, will lecture in
the School House, in Albany, Lot 27, on Fri-
day evening, the 20th instant, at 74 o'clock.
Admission ree. Subject—* The Faculties
of Man.”

A, Allen’s Worlds liair Restorer and
Zylobalsalum or Worlds Hair Dressing are
unegualled, and so acknowledged by all who
use them for restoring, invigorating and
dressing the hair, rendering it soft, silky and
glossy,and disposing it to remain in any desi-
red position; quickly cleansing the scalp, ar-
resting the fall and imparting a healthy and
natucal color to the hair. They never fail to
restore grey hair to its original youthful col-
or. ‘Lhey act directly upon the roots of the
hair giving the natural nourishment required,
No lady’s toilet is complete without the Zylo-
balsamum or hair dressing. It cleanses the
hair and imparts to it a most delightfnl  frag-
rance, and is suited to both young and old,

The Restorer Reproduces. ‘The Hair
Dressing cultivates and beautities.

If your hair isthin try it, if 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 hair through life. For sale by all Drug-
gists,

Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry.

‘Titus remedy has long been cherished by
the community for its remarkable eflicacy in
relieving, healing and curing the most obsti-
nate, painful, and long-standing cases of
Cough, Cold, Influenza, Sore Throat, Bron-
chitis, Whooping, Cough, Croup, Asthina, la-
Hamation of the Lungs ; while even Conswn-
dion itselt has yielded to its magic influence
whien all other means have failed. Its whole
history proves, that the past has produced no
remedy of equal value, as 4 cure for the nu-
merous and dangerous pulmonary ailections
which prevail all over the lind.

UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
From Anprew Arcusr, Esq.,of Fairfield Me.,

* About cight years since, my son, Henry
A. Archer, now Postmaster at Fairfield, Son
erset County, Me., was attacked with spitting
of blood, cough, weakness of lungs, and gen-
eral debility, —so much so that our family
physician declared him to have a‘ Srarep
Coysumprion.” He was under medical treat-
ment for a number of months, but received
no benefit from it. At length, from the soli-
citation of himselfund others, Twas induced
to purchase ove bottle of WIS TAR’S BALSAM
OF WILD CIHLERRY, which benefitted him
so mucli that 1 obtained another bottle, which
in a short time restored him to his usual state
ofhealth. [think I can safely recommend
this remedy to others in like condition, for it
is, 1 think, all it purports to be—run Great
Luxe Remepy oy run Vines! The above
statement, gentlemen, is my voluntary otfer-
ing to you in favor of your Balsam, aud is at
your disposal.”

None gennine except signed 1. Burrs on the
wrapper. .

Prepared by SETH W, FOWLE & SON,
18 ‘Tremont Boson. and tor sale by Druggists
generally. W. Rh. Watson Generil Agent
for P. Wi. Island

(aug. 20

Mind.
Jape, Lot 9, on the 3ilst August,
after a lingering and painful illness, Colin
Leitch, for 26 years an elder in connection
with the Presbyterian Church there.—** Help,
Lord, for the godly man ceaseth, for the
faithful fail from among the children of men.”
aAt Campbleton, Lot 4, on the 8d instant,
of Consumption, Nancy, fitth daughter of the
lite Robert Sturgeon, Esq., aged 22 years.
“So he giveth his beloved sleep,”

At Hope River, on the 17th August, in the
63d year of his age, Vatrick Harrington,
leaving one son and four daughters, together
with numerous friends, to mourn their loss,

On the 10th inst. of Cholera Infantum, aged
7 moaths, Charlotte Jane Kate, infant daugh-
ter of Isaac and Charlotte Smith, of Charlotte-
town. hs
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GOVERNMENT NOVICES.

Couscw, Ovrricy, 27th Angast, 1867—His
Excellency the Lieutenant Governor in Coun-
cilhas been pleased to make the following
appointments, viz :—

James Edmund Price, Exquire, M. D., of
Summerside, to be an additional Coroner for
Vrince County, in terms of the Act of 1th
Victoria, Cap 23.

Mr George Harris to be a Commissioner
for the recovery of Small Debts fur the Court
at Murary Harbor, in the place of Cartney
MeLure, Esquire, resigned.

‘To be Assessors for Charlottetown and
Conmon, in terms of the Act of 24 Victoria,
Cap 35, vizi—

Artemas Lord, Neil Rankin, William Me-
Gill, Owen Connolly, Esquires, and Mr John
Quirk, in the place of Peter McGowan, Henry
Haszard, George R. Beer, Richard Lleartz,
and John Brecken, squires,

Mr. Ienry Griffinto be an Assessor for
Georgetown and Common, in terms of the Act
above mentioned, in the place of Mr. Donald
Me ulay, resigned.

Councit, Cuaunen, 4th September, 1867.—
His Excellency the Licutenant Governor in
Council has been pleased to make the fullow-
ing appointments, viz .—

Mr Thomas Handrahan, of Charlottetown;
Mr Jolin Angus MeDonald and Mr Philip
llughes, of 'fownship No. 85, to be Justices
of the Pence for Quesn’s County.

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,AILY EXPECTED, from LONDON, per
Ships Llcanor, Lathelia and Choice, the
following Goods, whigh I will sell. remarkably

low, Wholes:le, ior cash or good paper:

800 Chests and Half-chests
Congou, Souchong & Oolong
TEAS!

25 ewt. Green “ Javs” COFFER,
100 Bois. Crushed Sugar,
75 Bbls. dried Currants,(best quality),
200 Boxes Valencia Raisins, (tur couking
" purposes),
5 Cwt Candivd Citron, - ma
2 ft {* Orange and Lemon Peel.
7 Cases Nutmegs, 24 ewt. each,
100 Tins pure ground Pepper, 14 Ibs. each,
GO. get at Ginger, 14 lbs, each,
5 Bbis. ‘* af A 112 Ls
20 Kegs “ “ 20 A
5 Cwt pure ground Cassia, in 7 lb.Tins,
10 Bags whole Allspice, -

40 * whole Pepper, 112 Ibs. each,
20 Cwts. pure ground Cream ‘Tartar,
(French),

8 Tons Colman’s No. 1 Blue Starch in
56 Ib. and 112 Ib. Cases.
4 Ton Colman’s I, and 8. E. Mustard, in
7 1b. tins,
oo ae “ce “ “ in
4 and 4 1b. tins, jut up in cases of 56
Ibs. each,
4# cases Liquorice, 2 ewts. each,
> 26 casks Braziel Nuts, +
40 bbis, Hazel-nuts, ©
20 * Crassie & Blackwell's Mixed Pick-
les. Chow Chow ani Girkin’s 5 doz. ea.
21 bbls. Morton’s Mixed Pickles and Chow
Chow, 5 doz. each. a® 6
20 boxes superior Arrow Jj
2 cases Perl Sago.
2 cases Hleme Figs,
15 hhds., cach containing
Salt,
5 bbls. Alum, .
5 ewts. Vitroil, (Blue),
16 bbls. Ep. Salts, "
2 bales Senna, a
2+ tins Castor Oil, (5 gals.each) best quality,
2 cases Crown Blue,
10 cases, each containing 1 doz. 4 gal,glass
Fests bottles cold-drawn. Castor
il,
20 cases Olive Oil, ‘
100 boxes Pickstones Washing Crystels,
3 bales Wrapping Paper and Twine,

From Liverpool:

Per Ullice May” ands Royal Sovereign.”

Pjirs Table

200 sacks cleaned Rice, 2 ewts. each,
200 kegs bi-carb. Soda, 112 Ibs. each,
15 hhds. Washing Soda.

From Glasgow:
Per Ship ** Martha.”
One IIundred Boxes Pipes,
Miner’s, 'T.D. and Cuttics.
FROM RICHMOND & NEW_YORK:
234 boxes and eases Tobaccoesiin 103 Navy &

Natural Leaf.
3 bales Straw Paper.

In Bonded Warehouse:

250 hhds. selected Trinidad Molasses,
200 hhds. Barbadoes Molasses,
20 hhds. Sugar,
190 buls. do.
27 chests Tea,
40 kogs bi-carb. Soda,
123 cases and boxes Navy and 10s Tobacco,
(various brands),
5 bales whole Cloves,
4 cases Nutinegs.

Together with a large quantity of various
Goods, too numerous to mention, usually
found in a first-class Wholesale Grocery
Ustablishment.

Parties in business or about to commence
business will be benefitted by examining my
Stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere,
and also by laying their stock in early, before
the extra duties will have been imposed.

C. L. RICHARDS.

North Wharf, St. John, N. B.,
Sep. 19, 1867.—2in

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Eierring!
Barrels Prime New Caraquet ITer-
200 ring for sale agStanley Bridge
and) Morvis’s Wharf.
in payment.

yill be taken

: BGM McKAY.
New London, Sept 19, 1867 Bi

Rare Caance!
FPXUL Subscriber will sell or rent for a term
of years, his TANNERY and Dwelling
Ifouse, situated at Campbleton, Lot 4. ‘This
is one of the Kggtdtands on the Island fora
Tanner, and t Kunnery is fitted up in

thorough order,
STRANG HART,
Cumpbleton, Sept 19, 1867.

Administration Notice.
“A LIL persons indebted to the Estate of
Te Wintiam Banrcnay, lite of Lot 12, de-
ceased, are hereby required to: make imme-
diate paymer subscriber; and those
persons who ha pol denmnds against the
siid Estate are rgjutSted to furnish their ac-
counts, duly a®lested, for settlement, and

within three months from the date hereof,

JAMES BARCLAY,
cade a a

[cc *

Ellersbie, Lot 12, Sept. 14, 18

Teacher Wanted.
ANTED, for the Plat, Lot 17, School,
a good ‘TEACILER.
By order o “rustees,
JAS G, iGINS
_ Sept. 17, 1867.

Scrap & Old Cast Iron.
TPNUE Subseriber will buy any quantity
of the a , delivered at his Ware-
house,
JAMES L, HOLMAN,

Summorside, Sept. 13, 1867.

shairman.

9
ST. ELEANOR'S HOTEL.
FPMIL Subscriber offers the above valuable
Property FOR SALE, on liberal terms,

The premises comprise the Hotel, Stable,
Coach Louse ang? Store, attached, with Gar-
den, Yard, eta.

Tnimediate POssession given. ‘Time wil be
given for parfof the purchase money, to be
secured on the premises. Vor further parti-
cularsapply to Messrs PALMER & MeLBOD,
Solicitors, Charlottctown,aud to Dr JARVIS,
St. Eleonor's,

WM. NESS.
Sept 19, 1867—tf

Gash! Cash I Cash i!

~ AM paying cash on delivery for

IIIDLS,
EGGS,

OATS,

and PLAX SEED,

in any quantity delivered at my Ware-
house.

D. ROGERS.

Summerside, Sept. 12, 1867.

Farm, Stock, Farming

Implements, &c. ,

FANO be sold by AUCTION, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 16th day of OCTOBER next,

at 11 o'clock, am, on the premises of Mr.

JOSEPH METHERALL, Lot, 16, that valu-

able Leasehold and Freehold Farm now own-

ed and occupied by him, It consists of 120

acres of Leasehold. and 40 acres of Vrechold

Land, with IT acres of goodmarsh, 70 acres

are cleared. ‘There are a good house and barn

onthe premises, and a well near the door,

It fronts on Richmond Bay, where any quan-

tity of mussel mud can be had.

Stock, &e.:

7 Cows, 6 heifers, 1 mare, 4 years old, 1 do.,
8 years old, 1 horse, G years old, 40
sheep, 3 pigs. 2 bull ‘

Farming Impl 8, &.,

1 riding waggon, 1 truck@vaggon, 1 cart, 1
truck, 1 set harrows, 2 ploughs, 1 set
driving harness, 1 do, cart do., pad and
breeching, chain traces, etc., 18et fan-
ners, 2 wood slcighs, 1 jaunting do., a
box do.

CROP,—ete., 10 tons good upland hay, a
quantity of straw.

ALSO, a quantity of Mouschold Furniture.
Terms—lor the Fim one third down and
two years fur the balance. For the Stock,
¢te.,a credit of twelve months will be given,
on good security.
GEORGE ANDERSON,
Auctioneer

Sep. 18, 1867.

Freehold Farm for Sale!
BY AUCTION!

dhe be sold by Auction, on TUESDAY, the
Jothday of OCTOBER next,at 11 o'clock,
am, on the premises, that beautiful Frechold
FARM now owned und ogeupied by the sub-
scriber, situated in ‘Lryogf and known by the
name of * Birch Ltt e furin consists of
50 acres, Lt of which tleared, and the
balance covered with whod. ‘There is a good
Dwelling [louse and Barn on the premises,and
« well of water near the door. It is only three
miles from the flourishing village of Victoria,
Crapaud,—a splendid shipping place, and
about 24 miles from the mussel mud in win-
ter, ALSO—lacre of MARSIL above the
Abiteo. 8

‘Terms at sale, %

_JAMES LEARD, jun
Tryon, Sep 18, 1867

Farm For Sale!

"BPNO be sold by private contract, 69 acres of
LAND, situated on Lot 19, y Barrett's
Cross, formerly the property of Hugh Jupp,
but lately of CHARLES BLAMPIED,
‘There are on the premises a

Dwelling Haflse & Barn.

For terms, as it will §% sold a bargain,apply
immediately

The above property will be sold, BY AUC-
TION, on the premises, on MONDAY, Sep.
23, at 12 o’eleck, noon,

WM. DODD, Auctioncer.
Charlottetown, Sept. 12, 1867.—1i

AUCTIO::!

Land for Sale!

FPNILE Subserlber will offer forsale by PUB-

LIC AUCTION, on TUESDAY; the 24th
instant, at 2 o'clock, p. m., 45 acres of LEASE-
HOLD LAND, situated in Lot 26, bounding
on the north side ot Newtown Road,
LAND is in good condition, and is near

cleared. Th Mgpimade known at sale.
JHORGE MURRAY.
Scpt, 5, 1867

Fair & Exhibition

FRENTE EXIUIBITION, as advertised. will be
held at the Military Drill Shed, Char-
lottetown, on

Wednesday & Thursday,
the 9th and 10th days of October next.
Doors open at LL ck; tom,

ENTRANCE
Horses and Cattle,
Bach Pen of Sheep, -  - - 6

“ “

VES gs ets

Everything clse for Exhibition
» admission Must iE
vany’s Books on or before
, the 8th of October. All Live
Stock must also be entered on the same day
(Tuesday) and be on the ground on ‘Thurs-
day morning, at 11 o'clock, when the Cattle
Show will take place.

PRIZES for all articles of Local Industry
will be awarded on WrpNespay, the tirst day
of the Exhibition,

THE CATTLE SI
the following day CL,

Adinission to the’

W will take place en
rsday).
/ ibition Shed, on the
first day (Wednesdy), adits + 61, chil-
ren Vl—following Fly (Lhursday) free. .
The Steamers ‘#Princess of Wales” and
“Teather Belle” will convey spas
and from the Mxhibition as follows, vi
turn ‘Tickets from Shediac. 93, Summerside,
Pictou, Murray Harbor, Georgetown and
Souris, 6s. each passenger,
Iforses, Cattle, a

wball articles entered for
the Exhibiti ied toand from any of the
above named ports for one single ordinury
rate of freight.
by Order,
A, MoNEILE, Secretary,
Board of Comiuiissioners of Agriculture.
Sept. 19, 1867.

GRAND =

TEA MEETING!

-OPYITE Ladies of the WESLEYAN CHURCH
and CONGREGATION at SUMMER-
SIDE, purpose holding

A GRAND

TEA MEETING!

On Wednesday, the 25th inst,
in the large
VOLUNTEER DRILL ROOM.

Tea at 3 o'clock, p, m., succeeded by
MUSIC, speéchés &@.; &e. A large
attendance trom the surrounding country
is expected.

Proceeds for liquidation of the debt
on the Church,

‘Tickets 18
of Messrs. Bertrary
the ground,

Parties desirou
can forward to
Store.

tw Parties in Charlottetown who may
wish to attend can come in the steamer
* Princess of Wales” on the morning of
the ‘Tea, and return in her the same day.

[GoD SAVE THE QUEEN. |

e¢ hadat the Stores
Strong, and on

of contributing Cake,
Mr. Bertram’s Book

at all times and at t

Summerside, Sept. 12, 1867,

_ British Templars.
rps Prince County Lodge Meeting of
the I, O, of Good ‘Lgmplars will be
held at Central Bedéqu ‘Wednesday,
the 25th inst., at 6 0° Lai
A large attendance is
Oficors for the ensuing ye
a F, ROGERS, C. V,
Sept. 19, 1867,—1i

Notico!

I R. J. MOMER can be consulted at his re-
sidence in TRYON, on and after the 7th
day of OCTTOBER next.
Sept 9, 1867, tf

3

LIVE

FPNIE subscriber wishés to inform the inha-
bitants of Summersige and the travelling
public, that heis preffared to furnish

ILORSES RIAGES,
est notice,
Parties stopping at tha Hotels, and want-

ing a teanY anda driver to drive thew out,
can be supplie@at all hours in the day.
ff JAMES MANN,
of Water Street.
Summerside, Sept. 12, 1867. i sn
BLACK DIAMONDS
BY THE TON !
Just ltieceived
0’Neilis Forge, Summerside,
Per schooners “Vinily” and Maggie,” direct
from the Mines in Pictou andgeape Breton:

80 Tons R Coal,

For Ifouse ust
—ALSO—
59 Tons Prime Pictou Slack Coal,
Por Blacksmithing purposes.
be FOR SALE CHMAP £4
GEORGE O'NEILL.

at ¥

Water st. Summerside, Sept. 12, 1867 tf
FPNIIW Subscriber will pay the IIGHUEST
EGGS,
OATMEAL,
British & American House.

MARKET PRICES tor the following:
HIDES,
FLAX SEED.
Summerside, Se

Cash! Cash!!
OATS,

SHEEP ane

JAMES L. HOLMAN,

EXTRA FLOUR!
TYNE Subscriber has received per Schr.
ALPILA, trom BOSTON,

icS Bbls. Extre
fron NEW WHY,

For sale low.
JAMES L, WOLMAN,

British & American Iouse
Summerside, September 5, 1867.

Tea at Campbellton,

FUMIE Ladies of Campellton intend (D. V.)
holding a THA at the above named place
on the 25th of SEPTEMBER, instant, under
the management of a Committee in connec-
tion with the Presbyterian Chure The ob-
ject of the Meeting is to aid thegfunds of the
said Church,
‘Yea on the tables at 2 o'clock:
‘Tickets to be had on the gro,
By order A. McKENDRICK,
Campbelton, Lot 4, Sept. 12, 1867,

NOTICE.

R. D. WELSH, of Richibucto, begs leave
to inform the inhabitants of Prince Hd-
ward Island, that he will be in Summerside
in about ten days from this date, and may he
consulted in re nee toil CIRONIC
DISEASES, ashe will guarantee a cure
for all sneh diseases. No cure no pay !
His residence will be at Crann’s Horn.
Richibucto, Sept. 9th, 1867. 1m*

CERTIBICATH
Ricnisvé 1866.
This isto certify that Dg@D. Welsh, has
yerformed a wonderful cure@h the Richibuc-
to, N. B., namely, that of curing a Burn re-
ecived by Lighting. She was attended by
two Vhysicians—Doctors Wilson & McLaren
—and given up by them, and in one month
after she was treated by Dr. Welsh she wis
cured.

LIVERPUOL AND LONDON!
PELLATH vty ALS PROM LIVE

POOL and LONDON, the subscriber
has received an
Unusual Supply of
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Patent Medicines, Perfumery, (Mnglish and |
Irench), Soaps, Brushes, Vickles, Sauces,
Mustard, (ia Kegs and Bottles), Currie
Powder, Candied Ci senon and
Orange Peels, Mi ude, Issences,
Spices, Malt und Wigte Wine Vinegar,
Sardines, Anchovies, Mushrooms,Capers,
and United Service Sauce, Vaints, Oils,’
Varnishes, Drying Japan, Knotting, Dye
Stuffs, and Miscellaneous Articles, of the
Best Quality and at Moderate Prices.
W. 2. WATSON.
Clrtown, Sept. 5, 1867.

- Now Tailoring Estab-_
lishment.

I UGIL MeLEOD, 'Tailor, las fitted up

and opened his new Mstatfishiment in
the ilourishing village of

Margate!
6

and he would respectfuljy announce to his
friends and the publie generally, that he is
prepared to suit customers in his line of busi-
Hess.

Cloth, Trimmings, &e.,
always on hand,

HUGIL McLEOD.

Margate, New London, Aug 29, 1867—Gin

Notice.

yY virtue of a power invested in’ me, this

day, I do herehy request’ all persons

indebted to Dr. JOUN LLOMISR, tormerly of

Summerside, to respond to their Accounts,

Notes and Demands without delay; amd hy

so doing sa vense he trouble of a
visit to the Tryon Cour ‘

N.B.—Any person ha ands against
Dr. Homer will please render the same to me |
in due form.

MONTAGUE HOWATT,
Clerk of Small Debt Court, Tryon.

SEPTEMBER 19, 1867.

NOTICE |

TANVILP Subseribet having closed his business
establishment at Spummofsite, herchy
notifies all persons indeb im, for Rents,
Book accounts, Promissary nies hherwise,
that the same aust be puid t@him at his Office

in Charlottetown
JAMUS C. POPE,
_ Char'town, Sept. 5, 1867.

« Summerside Bank.
DIVIDEND of Four ven cent—for
the half year—on the paid up Capital,

will be paid at the Bank on and after the 15th
instant.

i. L, LY DEARD,
Summerside, aug. 14, 1867.

ACard—To the Public,

‘The Subseribers having removed their

Stock off Drugs

from St. Bleanor’s, to their NEW ESTAB-
LISUMUEN'T, in SUMMERSIDE, respect-
fully inform the medical profession and the
public that all orders for medicines and yll
prescriptigns with which they may be favored
will be promptly and ecarctuily attended to,

‘Lhe other branches of the business will be
curricd on at St. Eleanor’s, as heretofore,
: Wa. ‘I. MUNT & Co.
Summerside, Aug, 22. 186 :

EVERY RAN NIS-OWN FIRE DRIGADE,

‘A little fire is quickly put out, which be-
ing suffered, rivers cannot quench, ”’—Vide
Mr, Cardwell in the British House of Com-
mons, 4

Eo ih add Ab a hid bh ea OD
LEXTINCTEUR,
rl ncw Portable, self-acting Five Bayine, |

Jor the Batinguishing of Jires in
their early stages.

The little Engine can be carried on the back
to any desired spot; throws a small stream of
water, impregnated with cight times its volume
of carbonic acid gas, which is the most simple
and most effective means yet know to science
for destroying fire, ‘They have the advantage
of being aiwiy's ready yor use. Ail that is
neesssury in applying them is to turn the tap
with one hand, and with the other direct the
stream cpon the flame, which will instantly
extinguish the fire. ‘They are indispensible
for houses, stores, warchouses, factories, pub-
lic offices, halls, &¢., Ke.

DPaices—No. 8 $23. 4

Chemical Charges—No

7, 5 $30, 6 $35.
+10, 4 $1.40,
5 SL.80, 6 $2.85.
JAMES R. WOODBURN,
¢ 58 Water Street, St. John, N.B.
or Mr. ROBERT YOUNG,
Queen Square, Charlottetown
Aug 29, 1867, tf

SUMMERSIDE
Furniture Factory !

(Next door to Mr. John F., Baker's, and di-
rectly opposite the Journxan Ollice,

FHNILE Subseriber would take this opportunity
of announcing to the public that he has
opencd a
$ BF
Cabinet Shop
next door to Mr. John I’. Baker’s Store,
where he is prepared to manufacture Furni-
ture as reasonaily as any in the business.
Life will supply at short notice—
Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Wardroves, Cupboards,
Sinks; Bedroom, Kitchen,
Leaf, Centre and Extension
‘Lables, Sideboards, Clietioners,
Whiat-nots, Stools, Desks.
Picture FP
Lou.
Cradles,
Cots,
Bedroom Sctts, Matrasses, &e., &e., &e,
Imported Furniture put together.

Old
Furniture repaired, and LURNING done.

J. ALEXANDER BOVYER.

Central Street, Summerside, 2

2, 1867

EEN L
Caution.

FPNUIS is to Caution all whom it may con-
cern, not to purchase that PARM or
parcel of LAND situate in BIDEFORD,
(Yard) Lot Iwelve, Prince County, and on
Mr. JOUN WILLIAMS now resides; but
which arm formerly belonged to the late
SAMUEL COLLON, who dicdintestate and
which property has not yet been legally divi-
ded among the Ucirs or Pianily of the said
late Samuel Cotton; neither nas any of the
said heirs yet administered for the Mstate of

the said late Sansuel Cotton.
Sigued in behalf of hit
other Ile
WILLIAM COTTON,

Let 13. aug. 13, 1867.
: Caution.

FONMIIS NOTICE is intended to CAUTION
persons against purchasing that property
advertised in the dlander newspaper, kuown
aus the WELLING POINT FAKM, as the
party advertising ithas no claim to it, aud
therefore can give the purchaser no legal title

GEORGE JERFERY.
Linkletter Road, aug. 18, 1567.

BRICKS! BRICKS !
TY MUS subscriber having builta BRICK
KULN at PIL’ POINT, is now
ed to furnish any quantity of the best

quality of
1B} 1 AE (0) Ane

IN, Esquire, will be able to

clf and

sl. 84,

H.C. GRE

Hurnish BRICK in SUMMERSIDE.

SOLOMON STRANG.

15 Point, aug. 15, 1 tt

Mackerel,

WANTED to purchase, any quantity ol
Mackersn, for which the highest price in

cash will be paid.
CARVELL RROS.
Aug. 1, 1867.—tf .

CHARLES R. CLARK,
| BESPROLTEULLY informs the inhabitants

of SUMMERSIDE and the surrounding
country that he has fitted up a

New Photograph Gallery,

Srevnbs Crark, and dircety opposite the,
SumMensipe Bayn, where he is prepared to)
tuke

Ambvrotypes & Berrotypes,
in the 1
good LI

est and most improved style. /
So LIKE PICTUS will be guaran: |

in Cards for Albums, and nade in ten inigutes,

mens,
Central Street, Summerside, July 18, 67,

Herring & Coal.
ye subscriber offers for sale, at his Store
at CRAPAUD WILARE,
25 Barrels Prime HP RRING,
80 'Tonr SMITIL COAL.
ADAM ©. BEARD.

August 23, 1867, lm auged

Victoria, July 25, 1867, 3m

in the building to the rear of the house of Mrs) ¢

tecd. |
A beautifal FERROTY PE PICTURE set |

P. EK, AsSLA .
Steam Navigation -
Princess of ‘Wales and Heather Belle. .

a
The Steamer * Princess of Wales”
Willleave Charlottetown for Picton every
Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 6a, w.,
in time for the morning ‘l'rain for Ilfalifax.

Leaves Picton fur Cliarlottetown every
Tuesday and Fridiy evenings, after atrivn!
of ‘Train from Halifax.

Leaves Pietou for Port Loud bverg ‘Pinun-
day Morming at hoon, inmiediately utter
arrival of ‘Train from Mulifax, returuing to
Dictou the following morning.

Leaves Charlottetown every Tuesday and
Hriday night for Summerside and Shediac, at
7 pa. Will connect with Wedaesday aud
Saturday morning's Trains,

Leaves Shediac for Summerside and Char-
lottetéwn every Wednesday and Saturday
aficrnoons, imuncdiately after arrival of ‘Train
from St. John.

The Steamer ‘ Heather Belle”

Leaves Charlottetown at 3acm., every Sat-
urday morning for Pictou,

Leaves Pictou at 9 a.m.. same day, for
Murray Harbor, Georgetown and Souris, re-
maining at cither Souris or Georgetown over
Sunday.

Leayes Pictou every Monday fgr Charlotte-
town, after arrival of Train from Halifax.

FARES:

Charlottetown to Pictou, or back, £0 12 9
Pictou to Georgetown, = ** O vd
ett Port Hood, us 012. 0
Clrtownto Smumerside, 028 0
ss Shediac it O01 oO
“ St. Jolinjor back, S4.500rl 8 14
Me Eastport, (© 86:00" «1.17 6.
at Portland, > 8.00" 210 0
£5 Boston, fo 0.00 2 1h F:
ds Ualifax, St 4005) 1440
Ns Port Hood, * J tion KE}
sf Georgetown, ‘ 09 48

fe Souris, © i 0 12

0
I, W. WALES, Secretary.
June 20, 1867.

. Mails,

“
Summer Arrangement.
TAX MAILS for the United Kingdom, the
neighboring Provinces, United States,
&e., will, until further notice, be made up and
forwarded from the General Post Office,
Charlottetown, as tuliows, viz :—

For Canada, New Brunswick and the
United States, vin Shediac, every MONDAY |
evening at 8 o'clock, and every LPRLDAY
morning at § o’clock. ,

Vor Nova Scotia, vin Pictou, every MON-
DAY and THURSDAY morning at 9, and
via Brule every WSDNESDAY and FRI-
DAY cyening ut 8 o'clock. t

Mails for Great Britain, Newfoundland and
the West Indies, every alternate MONDAY
morning at 9, and every alternate WEDNES-
DAY evening at 8 o'clock, as follows :—

Monday, May 20 Monday, July 1
Wednesday ‘ 22 Wednesday, '* 3
Monday, June 3 Mofgduy, = ** 15
Wednesday, ** 5 Wednesday ‘ 17
Monday, SAT Monday, © * 99

Wednesday, $° 1) Wednesday, * 81

T. OWEN, VP. M. G.
General Post OMice, Ch’'Lown,
May 20, 1867.

CANVASS,
Anchors & Chains,

AND

DI ea]
KEROSENE OIL.
ee
TENIIE subscriber offers to the

Trade, at very Low PRIcES—
Wholesale,
Bolts of Long Flax CANVASS,
INO; 1,72555 5, 6.
Bolts of Best Navy Brown Do.,
INO: 1, 23855, 6:
English DUCK,
No. 1) 2) Bi
2 11-16 in. Chain Cables,
2 At Cwt,
—ALSO.——-
Casks KEROSENE OIL,
Drums VIRDIGRIS.

ROBT. 'T. HOLMAN.

Anchors.

_ Summerside, Hugs 22, 1867. prog. Si.
NEW SPRING
AXD

SUMMER GOOD !!

iD, WYICKERSON has just reecived at
. his NEW STAND, CENTRAL
STREET, his STOCK of

SPRING AND SUMMER

G&O@ODS,

which for Style, Quality, or Price, will com-
pare with any in the Market.
INSPECTION SOLICITED.
Summerside, May 80, 1867,

DAVID ROGERS

Spring Importations

British, American, and West India

GOODS,

compristag almost every article required for
‘Town and Country; which for quality
and price, defy competition,
and to which he invites inspection.
Summerside, June 13, 1867.
} ey te if ry
lixecutor’s Notice,
LL persons having any legal demands
. against the estate of the late Mrs. BAR-
BARA MeINTOSH, of Lot 14, decensed. are
hereby required to render the same to the
Subscriber, at his office, duly attested, within
twelve CALENDAL MONTHS from this date,
and all persons indebted to said) Mstute are
‘required to make imimedinte paymeny te
JAMES CAMPBELL, Executor,
St. Mlonnor’s Nay. 8. see, ly

Adininistration Notice.

All ave invited to call and examine specl-| @ LL persons indebted to the ESTATE

4 of SPEVHIGN W. WALL, late ot
) Richmond, Lot 19, deceased, are requested
‘to make immediate payment; and those
‘having legal denmnds against the said
Estate, are required to furuish the same
(duly attested to the undersigned lor setth-

jment,
JAMES HALL,
Administrator,
| Richmond, Lot 19, Dee. 20, 18d6.