» We give in another columna very

interesting summary of news from fate papers)
received by the English mail on Monday last. |

The latest dates are tothe i2un The teles
graph newsis up to the 27th, The chief
topies are the Reyolutionary movements in
Italy, and the Fenian doings in England and
Treland.

ya The prices of grain and potatoes is
still good, Oats is selling to-day at 2s. Td.
Potatoes for 1s. Gd. Oysters 10s. Barley
from 33. Gd. to 4s.

Lge We have just reecived ‘ Godey ” for
November, ‘The contents are a beautiful
engraving, entitled the * Woeful Heart.” A
brilliant fashion plate which the ladies will
like to see. A tinted wood cut. ‘The * Life
Side,” is growing in interest. - The other
tales are equally good, but we cannot begin
to describe it. Get one ladies and judge tor
yourselves.

Very Latest Telegrams.

London, Oct. 28,

The French fleet of iron clad war ves-
sels destined for service in the Roman
waters, lett Loulon under an Imperial or-
der at six o'clock this morning.

The troops whieh were designated to
operate in dsteacs of the Holy See on the
occasion of the first Gavibaldian alarm,and
which have been encamped near the town,
are again in motion, and are to embark
and sail tor the Papal territory immediate-
1

rn French authorities ave engaged in
shipping war material on bo dof traus-
port vessels with great activity,

Gen. Garibaldiis now at the head of 4000
lich,

On Saturday the soldiers of King Vietor
Emanuel retused to fight against Garibal-
al.

‘The cause of national unity in the Coun-
cil of the King’s Government is gaining
ground, It is now considered certain that
a thoroughly radieal ministry will be form.
ed, whose will be deyoted to making
Rome the capital ot Italy.

Quebee, Oct, 28.

The ringleaders concerned jn the late
demonstration of the ship carpenter's
strike, were arrested to-day
youghs, to the numberof seve ul hundred,
uttempted # rescue, but were driven off by
suldiers, Bail to any amount was offered
for the release of the prisoners, but was
yelused, ‘Lhe jail is guarded by a strong
detachment of the ville Bride,

‘Toronto, Oct. 28,

The 1un on the Banks which has been
going on here for atew weeks past
naw naturally ceased. ‘Phere was but
littie demand for gold to-day.

Piris, Oct. 27.

The Moniteur to-day says the feet at
Toulon has been kept back at the request
of Italy, but it has now sailed for the [tal-
jan coust because no Cabinet has been
formed at Florence and beeause Garibaldi
is menacing the City of Rome.—This ac-
tion of the neh Government it declares
is not aggressive, as both Italy and Brance
ave interested in the preservation of order
and the vindication of law.

A banquet was given yesterday by the
Foreign Commissioners of the Exposition
to the French members, at which speeches
were manifested, M. Romder, Minister
of Foreign AfMairs, was present, and made
an important and significant speech, Ie
alluded to the present crisis in the Italian
Peniusula, and said he hoped Ltaly would
not under the influence of bad passions be
led to engage ina war with France, but
that she would emerge from this great na-
tional trial purified and a friend of order.

Florence, Oct, 27.

Two battles have been fought between
the Volunteers under Garibaldi and the
Papal troops. ‘The first took place at
Monti Rotondo and the second was fought

further south at ‘Torrette. In both of
these engagements, which weru of a des-

perate character, the iuyaders were victo-
vious, and Garibaldi has now arvived
before Rome with 10,000 men under his
command,

Gold (N.Y.) 1414.

wes ? ae
Siarric¢d
On the 1l7ta instant, by the
pitts, Mr dlenry Squarebridge, ot Stanley
Bridge, New London, to Miss Annie Quinn,
ut New Glasgow.

At St Paul's Church, Guysborough, N. S.,
oa Viursday, 17th instant, by Rey W E Gel-
ling, M A, Charles Owen, Esq, of George-
town, ? KE Island, to Annie, youngest daugh-
ter of Jolin F Muncey, Esq, of Guysboro

At tho Wesleyan Parsonage, on the List
inst, by Rev M Pope, Mr John Augustine
Diamond to Miss Sarah Craig

PORT OF SUMMERSIDE,

: ENTERED,

Sopt. 2th.—Schr. Margaret Ann, Bollony,
Shippegan, N. B.; fish. Ot. 7th—Mliza
beth Jine, MeKay, Miramichi; ballast.
British Bag e, ‘Vuim, Wal 3 do. Ar

“tic, Readmian, Lescomb Liarbor, N.S. ;
fish. 17th—Cherub, Braddock. Pictou:
coal, Mathew Mooney, Warren, Beaver
Harbor; fish. 12th—Julin Ann, Mac-
Pherson, Cow Bay} coal, 15th—Ambrose,
Robertson, Shediac; bal. Maggie Mae-
Neill, Steele, Pictou; coal. 16th—A. IL
., Davies, Halifax; fish, 17th—P.8. G.,
Cruckshenks, Richmond, N. S.; fish.
dames McKean, Ritey, Halifax; fish.
Maytlower, Ritey, Holland's Harbor, N.
S.5 fis. Albert, Crossman, Pictou ul.
William MeDirmid, St. Mary’s River, N.
S.j fish.  18th—Mary Jane, McWilliam,
Nova Scotia; do. Ambrose, Robertson,
Shediac; bal. British Kagle, Day, Hali-
fax; bal, 22—Annio Laurie, McKay,
Boston; merchandize. Maria, Rood,
Malifax; fish. | Margaret, Rood, Si:
Mary’s, N.S.; fish. 23- Hope Hurst,
Halifax; merchandize. 25th—Briy Ke-
wadin, Cole, Liverpool, G.B.; mchdze.
Sehr, Lady Elgin, Arbour, Montreal; do.
28th—Margaret, McKay, Chatham; limes
stone. Maggie, Moore, Shediac; tomb-
stones. Barque Undine, Durie, Liver-
pool; merchandize.

CLEARED,

Sept, 24th—Schr. Alma, Crossman. Pictou;

lime, 20th—Ilope, Hurst, Halifax, pro.

Lydia, Delvry, Port Hood; cedar posts.
Oct. Sth—Montrose, Gallant. Shediac;

oysters and produce, 7th—-Sea Wird,

Walsh, Halifax; produce, 10th—Eliza-
beth Jane, MeKay,Shediag, pro. 12th—

Anibrose, Robertson, Shediac; oysters f

and barley. 16th—Ambrose, do,. do.;
oysters. 17th—Arctic, Readman, HMali-
fax; potatoes. Isth— Lily, Conrod,
Talituz; potatoes, British Bagle, Suim,
Malifax; pro. 19th— Elizabeth Jane,
McKay, Miramichi joats. 2ist—Maggie,
Moore, Shediac; oats. Brig Margaret,
Hil, Liverpool, G. 13,; 9510 tmsh. oats,
850 pieecs deal, 24—Shr. Indian Queen,
Green, Halifax; potatoes. A. HE. C

Davis, Walifax;do. British Bayle, Day,
Malifuz; do. J.C. Miller, Rood, do;
do, 25—Index, Pearson, Shediac;,burley
and potatoes. Mary Fdith, Therbourn,
Rogged Islands. N.S8.; pro. 26th—Ilope,
Hurst, Shediac; oats and barley. Zsth
—Lady Elgin, Arbour, Antigonish; flour,
20th—Brig Kilray, Griffiths, Swansea, G.
3B; 17,912 bush outs, 848 do, barley, 852
do, potatoes, 43 bbls fish, GOOO ft spruce
deals, 3000 laths. 250 pailings Sou
lirig Martha, McMillan, Liverpool; 14.-
OLL bush oats, 8228 ft deals

A mob of} y¢

fg | best whe
is)

ertisements

' ;
|New Adi this Day
} A good Chance for Speculation—W.'T. Mill
|} Charlottetown to Hulitas—F, W. Lales.
Au Owver Wanted—Donald McPherson,
Notice—Richard Hibbett,
Notice—W. W. Walker.
Picked up—J. D. Woodman.
No doubt of it—D. & P. MeNutt.
Notice—T’, Dawson, R. Hearts, 'T. Alley.
£10 Reward—James Arsenaux.
Notice—George Anderson.
Leasehold Property—Isaac Schurman,
Auction—Win, Beuirsto,
ssignee’s Notice—Linus 3. MeMillan,
Mecting—*,*
Stray Cow—Jiumes Cameron,

A good chance for
Speculators !

FARM FOR SALE!

IYPMIE Subscriber offers for Sale, the under-

mentioned Vreperty, in one lot, or in
any part, ata great bargain, und on the most
liberal terms,—

1. That well-known MILL SITE and
PARM, in FREELOWN, Lot 25, formerly
known as Keefe’s Bridge, on the Wilmot
River Stream, with a secured right to over-
flow. ‘his valuable property is situated only
6 miles from Summerside, on the main road,
and consists of 50 acres of FREEHOLD
LAND, of an excellent quality; about oue-
half is clear, and the remainder can be made
ready for ploughing at a trifling cost. An
excellent crop of wheat was taken from it
this season, und twelve acres of it are laid
down with gra ‘There.is a large quantity
of Luilding st and limestone (to what
extent is not ) on the premises.

2, About40 acres of LEASEMOLD LAND,
on Lot 19, held for 999 years at Is cy, per
nere, Itis about two aices from the above
Site, is covered with a heavy growth of spruce
tirjuniper and hard wood. No better lumber
can be found on the Island than there is on
this farm.

. About 180 acres of LAND on Mill’s Point
rly known as Knowland's Point.
held in Freehold, and the remainder |
9 years at Is ver acre— |
one-ninth added. About 160 acres of it are
on Lot 18, remainder on Lot all under
one tence; there is about 120 acres clear
from stumps; besides two large marshes,
This property fronts on Richmond Bay, In-
dian River, and Barbara Weit. 9 It requires
no praise, as itis wellknown to be one of the
t and root growing and stock rai
furms in Prince Edward Island ‘There
well stocked orchard of apples and other fruit
trees onthe furm. ‘The buildings require a
littleimprovement. 50 acres of the land could
be suwn to wheat the coming Spring; there
was a large quantity of grass seed sown last
spring; and there is a large quantity of mussel
mud and seat weed onthe front of the farm,
it is a splendid place for fishing and fowling.

A good tide of the above property can be
given. ‘he terms will be very easy, and mace
known on application, The above property
if not sold ina short time by private sale will
be offered at Auction, of which due notice
will be given,

‘The sole object of the subscriber in selling
outis th t he intends to return to England to

his old friends.
4 .

‘Phe quality of limestone on the Mill’s Point
arm is described in Sutherlund’s Geography
and the Bay and River can be seen on Baker's
Map. It is a good place for loading.

Further particulars made known on appli-
cation at the Journal Office, or to the owner,

WILLIAM ‘T, MILL.
Grove Park, Mill's Point, } Isl tf
Lot 18, Oct B1, 1867

~ Leasehold Property

For Sale.
MIVUE Subscriber offers for sale a valuable
Leasehold FARM, situated in the centre
of the flourishing settlement of BEDEQUE,
inthe immediate vicinity of its Churches,
School-houses, and Stores, consisting of 43
acres of Land, 35 acres of which are cleared
and in a superior state of cultivation, and the
remainder covered with a mixture of hard and
soft Wood. ‘There are gn Ut property a well
finished Barn 30 x 40, ad £ Dwelling House
24x15. ‘This farm has ¥rontage upon two
roads, and is within two 1fiMqof mussel beds,
‘This property is just tl thing?for a black-
smith, joiner, or mechanic of any kind. 25
percent of the purchase money will be re-
quired down, and the remainder as may be
agreed upon,
For further particulars apply te the sub-
scriber at his residence, Mount Stow Farm,
ISAAC SCHURMAN,
Bedeque, Oct 25, 1 lm.

o NO DOUBT OF IT!

\ Ei the undersigned require satisfactory

paynient of our accounts before 20th
Noveniber, ensuing. We cannot atford to be
indulgent, and niust-therefyre and will insist
upon getting whatis dye fs. We vromise
to give the collection o accounts prompt
atiention and mean to fyffll Tt.

big We are paying CASH for OATS and

HIDES.
D.& PP, McNUTT.
Malpeque, Oct 31, 1867 di

NOTICE!

HEREAS by virtue of a Deed of Re-
~ lease and Assignment made and Exe-
cuted the 2ist day of OC'T,, inst., and duly
filed and registered in the proper offices in
this Island, WM. B. DAWSON, late of
Charlottetown, ‘Tanner, hath released, assign-
ed, teansferred, and conveyed to the under-
signed all his real and personal Hstate in
Prince Edward Island, andall Debts and sums
of money and securities therefore due and
owing unto him, as well as all the personal
Estate snd Eilectybelgnging to, and all debts
and sums of moneghd securities therefore
due and owing to GYORGLE NICOLL, late of
Charlottetown, Slfemaker, which had been
by him assigned 4nd conveyed to the said
Williim B. Dawson, by a certain Deed of
Assignment duly registered, upon certain
‘Trusts, and for certain purposes, in the said
first mentioned Deed of Assignment expres-
sed. ‘This is to notify all persons indebted
to the said W. B. Dawson, and to the said
George Nicoll, whether by Book Account,
Notes of Hand, Judgments, or otherwise,
that the several sams aue trom them respec-
tively, must be paid forthwith, to Messrs.
ry & Davies, Solicitors, who have been

y authorised to receive and give receipts
for the same; and all persons to whom the
said W. B. Dawsonis indebted, are requested
to furnish their claims and Accounts duly
rttested to the said Messrs, Alley & Davies,
forthwith.

Dated at Charlottetown, this 25th Oct., ’67.

THOMAS DAWSON,

RICHARD HEARTZ.

‘THOMAS ALLE

Up
FF the WEST 'E, ou the 16th of
October instantPAZ wo ANCILORS,
about 30 fathoms of @ITAIN CABLE, and
about 60 fathoms of ITEMP CABLE, |
buoyed with a fish barrel, If not claimed |
within two mouths from this date they will
be sold to pay expenses,
J.D. WOODMAN, J.P.

‘Pic

Charlottetown to Halifax,’

Cascumpee, ol, 23, 867, Bi

Notice to Travellers.

1 By consequence of the Trains from Pic-
* tou to Halifax leaving one hour earlier
than formerly, the Steamer ** PRINCESS
OF WALES" WW Iyave Charlottetown,
for the remainder oPBag season, at the hour
of FIVE olock iff the rning, instead
ol dix as heretofore.

F. W. HALES, S.N.C,
Charlottetown, oct. 22, 1867,

“ Notice.

FEMI subscriber hereby notifies all per-
sons indebted to him for the services
ot the Horse ** Princes Edward,” to make
payment on or before thé 28th of Novem-
ber next, in order to\ggve trouble.
All persons indebt him for the Horse
“ Morgan” over due now two years, are
required to make payment on or before
the above date, as all unpaid after that
time will be sued for.
W. W. WALKER.
Near St. Eleanor’s, oct. 28. 1867. di*

tice!

GUT last, the 28th
& WAGGON was
Stables, by a man
NSON, As I believe
the said Horse and\Waggon to be stolen
property, I hereby hotify the owner to
come and prove property, pay expenses,
and take them sway,

RICUARD IIBBET,
Summerside, oct. 31, 1867. 3i

An Owner Wanted.
TANIIERE has been on the subsvribers

premises, since May last, a Dark Bay
MARE, about 3 heh th she has 0 white

N MONDAY,
instant, a HORS]

left at the subscribe
calling himself JO.

star in her foreheaQ& ‘The owner is re-
quested to come and prove property, pay
expenses, and take her away.
DONALD B. MePHERSON,
Lot 8, oct. 31, 1807. Bi

NOTICE!
FAVE debtorsof REUBEN TUPLIN, jun.,
of Margate, are hereby notified to make
immediace payment of their respective debts
to the subscriber, as Assignee of Mr. Tuplin's
Estate, orto hig agent Mr. W. Tremain,
at Margate.

All amounts unpaid after the first day of
December next, will be sued ipr to close up
the Estate.

The creditors of the Estate are hereby
notified that those accepting of the provisions
of the Assignment in \gflisfaction of their
demands must do soon efore the fitth day
of December next, b¥ sighing the Deed to
that effect, which now lies with the said R.
W. ‘Tremain, for execution by the assenting
creditors.

Creditors not assenting as above will be
debagged trom the benefit of the assignment,
in declaring dividends,

GLO, ANDERSON,
Assignee.
Margate, Oct 5, 1867—6m exdi islém [Oct 31

Assignee’s Notice,

h R. JOUN ANDREW McDONALD, of

Summerside, Merchant, having by deed
of Assignment this Cay registered in the
Deputy Prothonotary’s Office, at St Eleanor’s
assigned all his BO@GK EBUS, Property,
real, personal and mix to ‘the subscriber,
for certain purposes anj/mMsts therein men-
tioncd—

NOTICE is hereby giver, th:.t the Creditors
of the said Jolin Andrew MeDonald who wish
to come in and execute said trust deed, are
requested to do so withinesixty days frou this
date, otherwise they will be debarred trom
participating in any of the benefits of said
trust state.

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

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

Tea Meeting.

ME LADIES in connection with the
PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATION

At SuMERSIDE have made arrangements
for holding a PURLIC 'TEA in the DRILL
SILED here during\pé Christmas Holidays.
_ The design of ‘eA is to aid in clear-
ing the remaining debt off the Church.

Full particulars, stating the day when
the ‘Tea will be held, &e., will be given
in due time.

Summerside, Oct, 31st, 1867.

£10 Reward!

Stolen.
AAROM the preipises of the subscriber,

on Saturday pight, the 26th instant,
a quantity of Mackerel and Codlish

** Sounds,” beingfi f barrels and on
Tub. Any per riving information
relative to the ulfove stolen: property will
deeply oblige thd Subseriber, and will re-
ceive the above yeward.

JAMES ARSENAUX,
Tignish, 28th Qet., 1867.—3i,

Stré y Cow!

IIERE has been on the Subscribers

Premises, sijce some time in August’
last past, a DARK RED COW, witha spot
of white on her back, a split in both ears,
branded in both |i\gas, and about nine
years old, The oer is requested to
come and claim Her, prove property, pay
expenses, and take her away; otherwise
she will be sold, notice of which will here-

alter be given,
JAMES CAMERON,
Wellington, Oct, 81, 1867.—3i.

Cash!

equests all persons in-

debted to them yalland pay up their
Accounts or Notes prompuy, as all those not
scitled in a short time will be handed over,
without distinction, to the Clerk of the Court
for cullection,

lA

WM. HUNT & Co,
Summerside & St. Eleanor’s,
Oct. 24, 1867,

Co-Partnership Notice.

TEM Subscribers have this day entered into
CO-PARTNERSILLY as BARRISTERS

and ATTORNLIES,YI-LAW, under the
name, style and f
ALLE .VIES

OFFICE,—O'HALLORSN'S BUILDING,
Great Geonan Street.
GEORGE ALLEY,
LOUIS IL. DAVIES
Charlottetown, Oct. 18, 1867, 24

" Who Wants Money? |

F you want the HIGHEST PRICE in
r A'TS, you can have itby
ny avarchouse,

OHN LEFURGY.

ile, }

Water Street, Gun
10th Octoborgl su7>

side
& JOURNAL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1867.

lai.

AUCTION.
THXO be sold by AUCTION at the BOOT &
SHOE FACTORY, Queen Square, on

TUESDAY, the oth day of NOVEMBER
next, all the

Stock in Trade

formerly owned by Mn Geonce Nicow,
consisting of:
241 Pairs Men’s Congress BOOTS,

101 do do Kip Wellington BOOTS,
116 do do Grain Leather do., do
41 do do Calf Wellington, do
26 do do Knee Boots,
403 do do Brogans,
48 to — do Shoes and Slippers,
879 do Women’s Calt Congress boots,
224 do ‘lo Kip boots,
78 do do Serge do.,
132 do do Balmoral boots,
7 do do Shoex,
234 do do Boots, vartons,
224 do Children’s do., do.,
850 d> Rubber Overshoes, Men's, Wo-
men’s, and Children’s,
259 do Felt do do do do,
370 Uppers of various kiads.
10 SEWING MACHINES, including

McKay's and Singer's, and all the ne-
cessary plant and material for carrying

on an extensive Shoe Factory.
The above stock being well made and in
excellent condition, affords a most desirable
opportunity to country merchants and others

for supplying themsclyes for the winter.

Tienms.—All sui over £10 up to £20,
three months, and £) pwards, 6 months
on approved notes.

TO be sold at AUCTION, on Monnay, the
4th day of November, at the late residenve of
Mr, GEORGE NICOLL, on Richmond Street,

A VALUABLE LOT OF

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Censisting of Tables, Chaira, Curpets, Oil-
cloths, Bureaus, Washstands, Window
Curtains, Victures, Feather beds bedding,
Bedsteads, Glass and China Ware. Kit-
chen Utensils, bedroom, Parlor and Cook
Stoves, Waggons, Sleighs, Marness, &c.

Terus.—All sums over £10 three months
on approved notes.
beg’? Sule positive.
Wa. DODD, Auct.
Charlottetown, 9th October, 1867,

Farm, Implements, Stock
and Crop.

AUCTION !

MNO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on the
premises of Mr. Joun Rasusay, Lot 17,
on THURSDAY, the 21st NOVEMBER next,

commencing at 11 o'clock, a.m, i-—

3 Horses, 1 Colt, # Milk Cows, 4 Heifers, 3
years old, 2 Calves, 25 Sheep, 20 tons
ilay, 10 tons Straw, 50 bush. Wheat. 800
Bush. Oats, 20 bush. Buckwheat, 350 do,
Potatoes, 20 bush. Barley, 200 bush,
‘Turnips, a quantity of clover seed, 1 box
Cart, 1 ‘Truck, 1 Waggon, 2 Plows, 1 pr.
Harrows,1] Horse Rake,1] jaunting Sleigh,
2 wood Sleighs, 2 setts cart Harness, 1
Scullur, Scythes, Rakes, Poultry and
other articles.

—ALSO—‘
The pleasantly situated propefty kxown a8

“Shinady Voint Farm,” containing 54 acres

of eacellent LAND, in a high state of cultiva-

tion, and principally fenced with cedar,

‘There are on the premises a comfortoble

DWELLING HOUSE, 25 x 85, anda BARN

30 x 40 feet, with aa good well of water and

abundance of mussel muda few yards from

the front. ‘The whole property is subject to
the Nominal Rent of three pounds currency
per annuir,

ga ‘Terms liberal at Sale.

WM. BEAIRSTO, Auct,

Oct 29th, 1 67

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN CHANCERY.

Re Mark Nathaniel Wright, George Dud-
ley Wright, Margaret Theodolia
Wright, Matilda Ann Wright, and
Isabel Christiana Wright, Infants, by
Betsy M- Wrigat, their Guardian-

iB pursuance of a Decretal Order, made by
His Honor the Master of the Rolls in this
cause, bearing date the 20th day of August
last, there will be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION
on the premises, at Dunk River, in Prince
County, in this Island, on WEDNESDAY,
the 6th day of November next, at the hour of
i2 o’clock, noon, all that Valuable Freehold
Farin, or tract of Land situate on Township
No. 26, containing 125 acres, a little more or
less, with the Messuage, Mills, Buildings and
appurtenances tu the sume belonging, of which
George M. Wright, the father of the above
named infants, lately died seized and possess

ed,

‘The Farm and Premises above mentioned
are situated on the Main Road, between Som-
erset (formerly South-West Settlement) and
Freetown, Bedeque; having a frontage of 125
chains on the said Road, and being 10 chains
in breadth, a little more or less,

The land is of superior quality, about sixty
acres of which are eleared and ina good state
for cultivation, the residue being covered with
a fine growth of hard and soft wood. The
principal Dwelling House, a 14 storey Build-

ing, is 36 by 28 feet, wity a kitchen in the
rear 26 by 18 feet; comjguous to which ure
Wood House, Carria House, Stables,

Wrokshop and Barn, the latter 45 by 30 feet,
‘The Mills, comprising a very superior Grist
Mill (with three pairs runners), Shingle, Saw,
and Carding Mills, are propelled by a power-
ful stream; and their situation for burgness
purposes is considered to be unequalledin the
Island, ‘The property will be offered in three
separate lots or sections, One lot comprising
the Mills, with a Cottage 20 by 18 feet, and a
Workshop 18 by 15 feet, for the use of a
Miller, with 25 acres of Land attached. The
second Lot will comprise the Farm proper,
consisting of about 75 acres, wish the Dwell-
ing House mad other Buildi:gs above des-
cribed; and the remaining 25 acres, being the
northern section of the tract, and all cleared,
will form the third Lot.

Should intending purchasers prefer it, the
whole property will be sold in one Lot,

nus.—Ten per cent. of the purchase

mopey to be paid down at the time of sale,
ef the residue of one-third of the purchase
money, 234 per cent. upon the execution of
the Deeds. ‘Tho remaining two-thirds to be
seCured by Mortgage on the premises in man-
ner more definitely to bo expressed in the
conditions of Sale.

Dated at Charlottetown, this 10th’ day of
Septeniber, 1867.

J. LONGWORTH,
Master in Chancery.

Hodgson, Solicitor.

- Confederation -
IS COMING!

O some say, but for certain, the subscriber
offers tor sale that valuable

Saw Mill & 3 acres Land

attached, at present owned by him, situated
in SEVEN MILE BAY, and formerly owned
by MICHAEL McINXIS.

As the above propftty is well known, ades-
cription here is vussury. Any person
wanting a MILL, by jny on the subscriber
will receive all the requi information

LAWRENCE McINNIS.

Seven Mile Bay, Oct. 24, 1e67. Lin

=

NEW GOODS!!

‘MIE Subscriber has just received the first
instalment of his fall

IMPORTATION,

consisting of a large and well selected stock of

DRY GOODS,

to which he inysfes inspection.

PAVID ROGERS.
Summerside, (ct. 17, 1867, oct24

STOVES! STOVES !!

‘td reccived from ALBANY, a selection
eF of

COOKING,
PARLOR,
BEDROOM,
SHO and

OFFICE STOVES,
of the most approved patterns.

DAVID ROGERS,
Summerside, Oct. 24, 1867.

JUST ARRIVED

1 ata HALILPAX, per Schooner /OPL.

TEA, a
SUGAR,
MOLASSE
KEROSENE OIL,
TOBACCO,
RAISINS,
RICK,
CURRANTS,
ARPLES,

TABLE SALT, &c., &c.
which will be sold Vuenrr

prime articles,
Cunar for Casi,

Persons indebted to the Subscriber will
please call and pay their Bills previous to the
10ih November,

JOIN F, BAKER.

Winfred House, Summerside.

Oct 24, 1867. 3i

NEW GOODS

AT THE

Winfred House !

VUE Subseriber begs leave to notify his
numerous friends, customers, and the
public generally, that he has just

Removed to his New Store,
THE WINFRED IOUS

Just opposite his old stand, on
Contral Strect,
where ho is now opening a

New& Fashionable stock

DRY GSDDS!

which he now offers as CHEAP for CASH
ascan be bought on this Island.

tar These Goods liave been selected by
himself, and will be founs! of thy LATEST
STYLES and FASHIONS,
Cotton Warps all Colors.

Expected in a few dayyfgom HALIFAX,
a choicefot of

GROCERIES!

which willbe sold as cheap as formerly
Persons coming to Summerside, to pur-

chase Goods, will please call at the Win-

Jved House, on Central Street, where they

will find the subseriber happy to show

them his Stock and tell them the prices.

when they can judge for themselves,

JOUN VF. BAKER,

Summerside, oct 17. 1867

ENGLISH TEAS, &c.

AILY EXPECTED to arrive, per Ships
“William Allen” and ** Day Break,”
FROM LIVERPOOL:
80 Chests and Half-chests prime London
TEA.
10,000 bush. Liverpool SALT,in bags & bulk.
Navy Bread,
Canvas, Cor and Oakum,
Pitch, Tar ayesRosin.
ALSYON HAND:
20 Chests phd half-chests THA, a prime
article,
The whole of which will be sold at the
lowest prices for cash or approved paper.
JOUN LEFURGY.
Summerside, Oct. 10, 1867.

OATS! OATS!

On PAID FOR GATS.
FINLAY McNEILL.

Coal for Sale!
TONS PICTOU JSLACK, COAL
200 for sale,

FINLAY MeNEILL.

15 BARRELS
Curar,
FINLAY Med
Summerside, Oct. 3, 1867.

Cash! Cash!! Gash!!!

AM paying cash on delivery for

HIDES,

PILL.
tt

il FLAX SEED
in any quantity deliver:
house,

,

atmy Ware-

D. ROGERS.
Summerside, Sept. 12, 1867.
Flour! Four!
HAVE JUST RECEIVED from MON-
TREAL, per sehr, ** Sea Bird,” a supply of

Extra supenine Canada Flour
—ground from NPAV WHEAT. Anybody
wanting GOOD BIMGAD had better get a bar-
rel and try it.
Also--A few Barrels CORNMEAL.
D. ROGERS,
26th, 1867,

Summerside, Sep’

Now is the time to subscribe

IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC!
“Clifton House”
RE-OPENED!

——d

The subscribers are now opening their
first arrival of

NEW GOODS,

consisting in part of
Dry Goods,Groceries, Hardware

Cotton Warp, red, white & blue,
Earthenware,

Glassware,

Drugs

Boots and Shoes!
Brooms,
Pails and ‘Tubs,
Tea, (best English)
Sugar, Molasses,
Raisins, Currants,
CONFECTIONARY,
Tobacco,
Soap,
Kerosene Oil,
Tron and Salt,.
Nails, (all
sizes,)
AXES, GLASS, PUTTY, PAINT, OIL.

All of which, with a variety of other
Goods, will be sold at the

LOWEST PRICES!

Country Customers will please call and
examine our stock.

SCHURMAN & JOHNSTON.

Clifton, New London, \
Oct. 3, 1867.

READ THIS,

And Govern Yourselves Accordingly-
fPMIE subscriber hereby notifies all persons
indebted to him by Book Account, Pro-
mnissory Note, or otherwise, that their respec-
tive amounts now due must positively be paid
in FULL by the Ist NOVEYBER next.
After that date all amounts r@rpfining unpaid
will be sued fur without furthtr notice.
JAMES L. HOLMAN.
British & American House.
Summerside, Oct. 10, 1867.
Notice.
ILE subscriber hereby notifies alf persons
indebted to him to make immediate pay~
ment of the amounts due him yo Mr. Jonny ‘T.
Govey, of Miscouche, A ms remaining
unpaid after the 26th Octob instant, will
be sucd for without distinction of persons.
ABRAHAM NOONAN,
Blacksmith.

Medicines,

Oct 17, 1867 Si*

READ THIS !

Aw persons indebted to the sub-:
scribers by Promisory Note or
Book Account, are hereby uotified’
that their respective Accounts are
now ready for inspeofion, and a full
and prompt settlem@Mis required by
the 15th of NOVEMBER next.
All unpaid acceunts, after that date,
will be placed in Court for collection.
R. A. STRONG & BRO.

Summerside, oct. 17, 1867.
Notice.

LL Versons indebted to the subscribe r>
are requested to make g 1 payment of
their Accounts by the 25th of MOVEMBLK.
next. All debts due last Palland unpaid at.
the above date, will be sued for.

MAJOR WRIGIIT..
sin

Bedeque, Oct. 23, 1867.

Partnership Notice.
"QML undersigned, having this day entered
into Cu-partnership, intend carrying on.
aREVTALL and COMMISSION Business, at
Clifton, New London, r the name and
style of
Schurman & Johnston.
D. SCHURMAN,
JOUN JOHNSTON.
Clifton, New London, Oct 3, 1867
Oats, Oats, Oats,
AY ANTED IMMEDIATELY by the sub--
scriber,
50,000 Bushels Oats,
for which the highest pr willbe paid im
CASI, on delivery. And gAgo wishes to in-
form all those indebted tofhim that the Brig
Verena will be here during the present weex
fora full cargo of OA'T’S, when every person
indebted 18 expected to pay up in full, (Oats
preferred,) as my terms are a fulland prompt
payment in Ocronen of cach year.
THOMAS B. HALL.
Summerside, Oct. 10. 1867. tf
Notice.
ARTIS indebted by Note of Hand to
Summerside Bank, account of lite
FirmofPLDGEON & STRWART,are hereby
notified to make immediateNpayment at the
Vank, All over due notes wilKbe sued for.
E. L. LYDIARD, Cashier.
October 5, 1867. Im (10th
ILE Subscribers beg to intimate their ins
tention of CLOSING THE BUSINESS:
of the present Firm, and to request payment
of all persons who stand_i ed to them,
ke of Hand ;,
and to give notice that all ysNtled Accounts:
after the 20th of OCTOBER be.
Nae in a legal course for recovery, without
JOUN ITASZARD & CO.

Porsxt, bottom
INBQAT, about
ecos—nothing

Lhe owner

27 feet keel. Boat went to
sived but Foresail and Ry
cun have the same by paying expe
WM. GILLIES.

West Point, October 24, 1867. $i

WANTED.

GOOD JOURNKLYMAN HOUSE CAR.
PENTER, to whom good wages will bo
given. Apply at anid McGregor's tu
GEORGE E. Bb,
“October 24,1867. ai* nee,
Hitbus!
FP MIE Highest Privo in CASI,
llides,
_SCIIURMAN & JOHNS'TON,
_N London, Oct 8, 1867

: Sa AE
Hering & Coal.
(Mal subscrily

flurs for sale, at his S
wt CRAPAUARWHARE, lt Stora

25 Barrels Print JIERRING,

pald for

jto the Journal—only $1 a year

80 ‘Ton SMITIL COAL.

7 ADAM CG. LEARD.
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