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New Advertisements this Day

County Meeting—Richard Hunt.
Wanted to Rent—Journal Office,
For sale— do do
For sale—A. E. C. Holland.
Leasehold Farm—G. I. Robinson.
Canada Flour—Jas, L. Holman.
Notice—J. M. Wallace.
Procrastination—G. H. Wells.

On Tuesday evening the 25th ult., Dr. Mc-
Neill organized another Lodge of British
‘Templars, at Hazel Grove, called “ Crystal
Stream Lodge No. 76.” Night of mectiay,
‘Tuesday—P. D, John G, McKay, This Lodge
promises to do well. Itis composed of a large

ortion of the influential aud intelligent class

n that neighborhood. Will other settlements
who are without a Lodge go and do likewise?
and raise a standard against the re-opening of
taverns or rather a renewal of Licenses ?—
Com. to Pat.

Edward Bayer, Esq., Horton, Kings Co.,
N.S., writes that an astonishing cure has

been effected on his daughter by the use of} —~—-—

“Johnson's Anodyne Liniment.” ‘The whole
apine became disgnsed, sho ist the use of her
limbs, and her back was rounded wp jie a
bow, in consequence of tuking cold atter hay-
ing been inoculated fur the kine pock. She is
‘now well. ‘
We pledge our teputation on the assertion
\ that any educated physician, after a careful
examination of the receipe. will say that
“Parsons Purgative Pills,” possess more merit
than othve ql now offered tor sale.
No doubt exiets: but what there iv
Je Grace's Salve real worth, 4
Aud tat it is for bruise, scald, burn,
@.u best thing ‘known on earth.

GRACE”: SALVE

Cures Cuts; Grace's salve cures Breas; Grace's
Salve cures Scakls; Grace's salve cures Wounds ;
‘Grice's sulge-oures Bruises; (race's salve cures
aprdinss Grace's salve cures Krysipelas; Grace's
salve cures ealt rhenm} Cerice’s salve cures Ring.
worms; Grace's salye cures Chapped Mands:
Grace's salve cures Prozen Limbs: Grace's salve
cures Boils: Grace's salve cares Felons: Gri
salye cured Chillblaing: Grace's salve cares Piles:
Grace's salve cures Corns: Grace's
calluses ; Grace's salve cures Bites: Gy
cures stings: Grace's salve cures Itch,

ye cures
aice’s salve

Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cioerry.

This preparation is a certain enve for all di rs
of the Throat and Lungs, coughs, colds, bronchitis,
whooping cough, croup, incipient consmuption,
&e. Ln confirmation of the highest medical au
thority than consumption can be cared, aamerous
Justunces of complete restoration frou this disease
by the use of the Balsam can be given.

Wistar’s Batsam ov Wino Cirry.—

This sterling remedy appears to be working
wonders. We lve so lony heard of its superior
merit in diseases of the Throat aud Ly that we
doubt not its ulaim ot being the Great Remedy.
Many of our most respected citizens who appreci
ate its uncommon worth from personal use, have
attested to the fact: by their written testimonials
These are strong recommendations, and stiould
certainly prompt all who suiler trou puliauonary
complaints in its various fornis to give it a trial —
Oltawa Citizen,

None genuine unless signed 1. BUTTS on t!
wrapper, JAug

, :
ail urried,

At North River, on the 22nd August, by the
Rey. J. Winterbotham,Mr. George Vickerson,
of Crapanud, to Miss Annabella Kelly, of
Charlottetown

AtCharlottetown, by the Rey. If. W+ Moore.
on the 28th ult., Mr. Charles MeCoubrey, of
Malpeque Road, to Miss Mary Jane Barring-
ton, of the same place.

On the 20th ult... at the residence of the
bride's father, in Charlottetown, by the Rey.
1). LB. Parnther, Mr. Artimus G. Sims, to
Hannah MeIntyre, sec nd daughter of Chas.
Binns, Esq.

Atthe Manse, Georgetown, on the 17th
inst., by the Rey. A. McWilliam, Mr. Peter
Roberts, to Miss Jobanna Williams, both of
Murray Harbor South.

Died.

On the 24th ult., at her residence, Pownal
Street, Jane. relict of the late Simon Dodd,
of this city, aged 75 years.

At New London, on the 24tlr ult., after an
illncas of one week, Jane Jackson, beloved
wite of Mr. William Graham, aged $5 years.

At Port Hill, on the 20th August, Annie
Mivia, the beloved child of My. Lawrence
Hibbett, aged 6 years and 6 months. Blessed
are the dead who die in the Lord.

Piven «= remem cern vnmbononecnnnn 9
Launched,

On Thursday, the 20th ult., from the Ship
yard of Charles Green, Esq., Summersice, a
full rigged Bark of about 400 tons register, fo
class A 1 for five years and called the Unies.
‘This is probably one of the best built and fine: t
modeled ships of her class that lias beer
Jaunche. at this port, and reflects credit upon
her constructor, Mr. James Dunn.

On the 19th ult., from the Shipyard ef Mr,
George Ellis. Lot 12, a Brigantine of 220 tons,
called the Rival, for the Hon. James Yoo.

A few weeks sinve, at Egmont Buy, for the
Hon. James Yeo, a Brigantine of 2UL tons,
called the Daisey.

»

To Richard Hunt, Esquire, |

High Sheriff of Prince County:

SIR:—

\ E, the undersigned, respectfully request
that you will be pleased, at an early

day, to calla PUBLIC MEETING of the in-

habitants of this County, for the purpose of|

considering the present trade relations be-

tween the United States of Americn and this

Island; and of having the same remodeled

a re-established on termis mutually bencti-

cial.

Summerside, August 28, 1863.

Finlay MeNeil, Malcola McFarland,
Robert I. Holman, {Alexander McRae,
John Haszard, James L. Holwan,
Thomas Kirwan, David Montgomery,
Thomas Kelly, Arthur I, Mills,
James Canupbetls Edmund Mawley,
William M. Howe, |Samucl Marchbanks,
Charles B. Saunders,/James Tanton,
Malcolm McFarland, jrjJames \W. Riley,

8. A. Muncey, (|George Baxter,
James Smith, Ifezekiah Llopkins,

ohn Foley. Patrick Lannegan,
Sohn Gaffney, Lhomas Frizzel,
John Ramsay, James Cr

Linus B. McMillan,
Thomas Cairns,
Archibald Sinclair,

John McKiernan,
Arthur Ramsay,
John Young,

Vm. Vriezel,, iY. ReMall,
John Lefurgey, John Smith,
Valter Keating, Thomas Connick,
Willian P, Green, John Creighan,
. T. Hun D. 8.Green,
homas Mackinlay, | Ronald McIonald,
. Stavert,|}James Walsh,

Mobert McC

j

Tn compliance with the above requisition,
Thereby call a Public Meeting of the inhabi-
tants of Prince County, to be held at the Drill
Shed, in Summerside, in said County, on
Friday the fourth proximo, atthe hour of 7
clock, P. M.

wih saa ec ae 6
i Sheriff of Prince Co.
Shetift’s Otice, Prince Co., Aug. 28, 1868.

Wesleyan, Hymn Books.
ust REGEIVED, a nice assortment of

WESLEYAN HYMN BOOKS, at
BERTRAM’S BOOK STORE.
Amgust 2” tes,

«| Which is annually cut about 124 tons of Hay.

|

Canada Fler.
TPVIE Subscriber has JUST RECEIVED
per Steaie tumborough” and ** Prin-
cess of Wales,”
120 Bbis. No. t Eyvesh Ground
Canada Flour,
For SALE at a smalbadvance for Cash.
‘das. L LOLMAN,.
Wholesale ma Whar?

Tlead of Holman’s Wharf,
Summerside, Sept. 3, 1863,

Wanted to Rent!
COTTAGE in SUMMERSIDE, with
Yard and Stable attached. Appt. at the

JOURNAL OFFICE,
r 3, 1868.

For Sale!
NE SUPERIOR / SINGLE-SEATED
WAGGON. ‘ergs easy. For particul-
ars apply at the

Septem!

OURNAL OFFICE,
September 3. 1868.

TPMLE subscriber is abouy’to arrange and
compose a fh
+ Pempermaes Hymn Book.’
If there are any persons Yho have Temper-
ance hymns, and who wali please to forward
them, he would feel happy in giving them,
with due honor, « place in the Book.
Appness.—J. M. Wallace’s 2, O., Lot 12.
September 3, 1868.—din
PROCRASTPANARHO)

TTMLOSE who hitve failed to call at

raph Rooms,
AW : ERPON,

will do well to call, as he is persuaded by

fricnds to remain ong week more, only call

early,

G. II. WELLS.

Alberton, Scpteml er 3, 18us.

“VALUABLE FARM

FOR SALE!
MIAT Valuable Property, known a3 IOL-
LAND GROVE, near CENTREVILLE,
BEDEQUE consisting of 202 acres, which
includes a valuable piece of MARSIL, upon

This Parovis near to the mussel mud and
manure, which can be had in hirge quantities,
On the premises is a nov and commoedious
dwelling ho’ well finwhod up stairs and
down, also a armers Cgttage, Barn, Stables,
Granary, and other outsbuildings. One hun-
dred acres of this Parnfare under cultivation,
and principally fenced with cedar, and about
SU a are covered with hard wood fit for
sitw 1 tnd ship timber, ‘Lerms 20 percent
down; balance secured on property, payable
as may be agreed on.
A.E. C. IOLLAND,
September 3, 1863.
Leasehold Far
eased arm
FOR SALE!

FANIE Subscribay ofas tor SALE his VAL-

UABLE I Kh » oWLot 16, within about
nine miles from Summer: There are on
the premises a small house, a barn 86% 26,
with other ont-buildings; also, two wells of
water, one atthe house, the other is convenient
for pasture ficlls. ‘Chis firin consists of 155
Acres, about 50 of which are under cultivation,
the remainder is covered with a good growth
ot soft wood, such as poles and seantling.
Abuadance of séa weed and mussel mad can
be had within a few chains of the shore.
Lease 999 yo at one shilling currency per
acre. Kor farther particulars apply to the
subscriber on the premises.

GHLORGE PY ROBINSON.

September 8, 1404,

Valuable Farm for Sale.

(OR SALE, the FARM owned by Joun

ARMSTRONG, situated in YOUGILAL, in
the parish of BATIIL Ty contai
acres of excellent LAN Dy Between 40 and GO
acres are cleared, vith at good house and barn
and other out-building. barn on the rear
of the lot. where there is a fine meadow, cut-
ting alarge quantity offiity:
‘Vorms liberal. Bor further particulars ap-
ply to Mr. Gorge Hisrox, Tanner, Suin-
mmerside, or the undersigned at Youghal, NB.

THOMAS ALLAN ARMSTRONG.

August 27, 1868.

VINE COVERED _
Coilage for Bale.

TANUL subscriber offers for sale his VALU-
ABLE PROPERTY situated in NORTE
BEDEQUE, and near the north end of Dunk
River bridge, consisting of

Six Acres of Lrand,

with a snug COTTAGE and BARN thereon,
snd a very good GARDEN, containing a
number of valuable frais ty
his Pr y is well we
of ary Trader or Mec ing situated at

the conjunction of th pads, leading to

Summerside, Centreville and Prectown,

1 will be made liberal. Immediate }
possession given anda good tile on applying

to the und ‘reigned.

The subser iberalso offers for sale one MARE

AND COLT, ene WAGGON, set of Harness

and Sleigh Persons wishing to purchase

will do well to call and sce

J.B. SCUURMAN,

Summerside, .\ugust 27, 1868.—tf

y the attention

~ Valuable Property

FOR SALE
IN SUMMERSIDE !! |

THIO LET, or FOR SALN, by private con-
tract, that valuable property, opposite |
the Sumowrside Bank, and y doors west from
the Journal Ollice, fronting on CEN PRL,and
running back to St. SVTUVHEN Street, in}

Summersi formerly ocen ed
W. CLARK sa Mercantil boy
The building is 60x 27

commodioug SLLOP, feet post,
fitted up with the latest mprovements ; and
iy well adapted for a general Retail Business.
The renainder of the lower tlat and the second
storey is comfortably fitted up, and would |
suit for two tenements. ‘The flouse is nearly |
new, comfortably finished, and in first rate
repair.

There is a stable and small warehouse on
the premises. a ae

For further partic alars apply te

: We PHOMAS Dy TALL.

Summerside, May 1. A868. Kies
“Freehold Farm
FOR SALE, IN LOT 19.

THULE Subseylpr offers FOR SALE the
FREENO! FARM, now occupied by
him, situated on Lot 19, about seven _tniles
from the rising Town ot S wunmerside. There
is 75 acres, 50 of which are cleared and in a
good state of cultivation, and the Hance
covered with hardwood and fencing. ms here
are on the premises a Dwelling House 32 x 26.
with a Kitchen attached, 16x 173 & Barn 37 x
2s, and aden 12 x 28, a Rood W ell at the
door, and a splendid Orchard of fruit and or-
namental trees,

‘Perms made known on ap,

y Mr. $
biishment, |
here is al

aly

plication to the

SMMERSIDE JOU

J!

ea

RNAL

LIVERY STABLES,

(HOLMAN'S WHARPE.)
FT ORSES & CARTMAGES (open and covered),
ft furnished ut the shortest notice, und at mo-
derate prices,
Horses bourded on reasonable terms.
A competent person will be in attendance, d
and nit, onarrivalof (he steamer, to cony
Passengers and Bagyaye to and from the Hotels,
Residence nearly opposite Janus L, Holman's
Wholesale Warehouse,

JAMES MANN,
A Bazaar and Tea Party,
ILL be heldgyt thr EPISCOPAL

\ CHURCH, no bypilding at ALBERTON
Lot 4, on THURSDAZ, the 24th day of SE
TEMBERnext. ‘Ld proceeds to be applied
towards the com On of the Building. THA
on the tables at Lo'clock. p.m. Contributions
will be thankfally received, by Miss ELLIS,
Charlottetown; Mrs, JAS. WIGGINS, St.
Bleanor's; Mrs. D. ROGERS, Summerside;
Mrs. DYER, Atberton,

August 27, 1868-

WEST POINT «
Bazaar and Tog feot

tle wb.
SLsTEMBER 16th,
dies of the Sewing Circle in con-
ion with the WESYPOINT PRES-
BYTERIAN CONGREGATION, — intend
holding aBAZAAR an MEETING on
the grounds of D.C. Ramsay, Iisq., Lot 7,
on WEDNESDAY the 16th SEPT., to aid in
the erection of a new place of worship. TEA
to be served at twoo'clock, p.m, Music and
addresses.
August 2

A

7,1

Always Reaay.
AER who wish a PILOTOGRAPH, FER-
ROLYPE cr AMBROTYPE
PICTURE,

nptly attended to by the 5:
raph Salvon,

will be
his Phu!

ber ut

C. R, CLARK,
Heal of St. Stephen Street,
th, L863,

Flour, Fieur.
J) IST ARRIVED FROM MONTREAL, a
eF NEW STOCK ot
Choice No.1 Canada Flour.

C. C. GARDINER.

Ang, 27, 1

Siunmerside, Angi

Stuumerside,

Herring,
ape 1B Subseribor fir sue cheap for cash
or approved credit 4

Zz

60 bbis. No.1 prime Caraquet
HERRENG
JAS, CALDWELL,

. 2f, 1863.—tf

Water st., Summerside, Aug.

JUST REGEIVED!

PHL “is is WwW BO IN: 3 a7
5 Chests Prime ENGLIQAL THA
1 Cask BOLLED OIL,

16 Kegs No. 1 WILITE LEAD,
1 Cask WHITING,
ta7 For Sale Low £1
DAVID ROGERS.

Summerside, Aug. 26, 1868,

To House Builders!

O* hand by the SUBSCRIBER—

4 ton Sheet Zine.
4 ton assorted Nails,
Lead Vipe,
Sheet Lead,
Zince Nails,
Paint & Oil,
Putty,
Glass all sizes,
Locks, Hinges and Screws, &e. &e.,
Tor Sale low,
D. ROGERS.
Summerside, August 27, 1865

School Books,

NEW SERIES,
TST RECEIVED AT HARVIE’S BOOK
STORE, Queen Street, a tp supply of tie
New Series of Sch6gl Books!

authorized for use in the DAblic Schools
by the Bourd of Mfucation.

tw Liberal discount to Teachers and

Wholesale Deaters !

ILENRY A. WARVIE.
ucen Street, Charlottetown, 2
July 9,1

Coals!

CARGO of * Gowrie Miyés” (Sydney)
COAL--real good—fof/sale cheap,
FINLAY McNEILL,

Summerside, July 30, 1808.

SALT! SALT !!

AOR SALE, 400 bigflels of good LIVER-

POOL SALT, Clyp.

ASHER BLACK,

Oneida House
Summerside, duly 16,768.

~ JUST RECEIVED!

A Lot of FLOUR,
Kiln Dried CORNMEAL,
DATES & FIGS, Ash & good)
BISCULTS & CRAPRERS,
MOLASSES A
BUCKETS & HAY RAKES,
GRIFFIN'S CRADLE
SOY TILES,
Sold Cheap for CASH, at the
* Oncida TLousie.””

ASHER BLAGK.
t .

Summerside, Aug 1868

“BRONZONETTE.

FPMIE application of this most elegant pre-
paration is extremely simple, while its
effect upon the articles enumerated below is
almost magical, imparting to them a glazed
bronzed surface of grpat beattty i=

Tron Fenders, Stdges, Gas Vittings, Orna-
ments, Lamp Stanf\ Copper Coi s, &e.,
Straw Hats, Plaste? Busts and Ornaments,
Leaves (real), Ivy and Laurel. Holly &¢,—
Iflect most charming. Leather leaves may
be bronzed Iluminatory and writing.—Usefal
and Ornamental, Glass may also be illumi-

nated. :
W. R. WATSON,
City Drug Store, Victoria Building, i

owner. Jolin GRATG:
Lot 19, Aug. 6, 1868-209

Ch’Town, Aug. 20. 1868, be
Now is the time to subscribe for

. THURSDAY, $

FLOUR,

New York :—
653 Bbls. Sup. Flour, (Fresh ground)
4 do Pilot and other Bread
G5 doz. Pails
12 Nests ‘Tubs
15 doz. Brooms
1 dog Child’s Wille
30 Trunks
13 Valises
For Sale at a small advance on cost.
JAMES L, LOLMAN,
Wholesale Warehouse,
Ilead of Holman’s Wharf,
July 30, 1868.

For Sale Cheap.
One pair large Timber JXcels, (new)
One Treenait Machiney (has been

used one summer

eg ‘The above will be soldat a Bargain.
Apply to

RICHARD W. TREMAIN,

Margate, August 6, 1868.—3in

Canata Flour,

TUS? RECEIVED FROM MONTREAL, an.

other supply of
OUR,

abs

EXTRA

a superior to any offered for sale in the market,

D. ROGERS,
rn, Ang. sou, 1863,

Smumersi

TEA! TEA!! TEA!!!
Ajuae RECINVED from HALIFAX, ex
Steamer ADM A—

20 Chests THA,

CARVELL BROS.
Ch’town, June 25,

Sewing ,Machines,

INGERS New Styp FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE, aff No. 2 Manufacturing
Mac tine, (warran
tion) are for sale by
JOIN HIGGINS, Agt.
Great George Street, Ch’town 2
Aug. 20, 1868.—2m 5

Temperance Hall Store!

FOXILE * Cascumpec ‘Temperance Hall Com-
pany? will LET (for one year or more)
the preuiises owned by thei app\lberton and
known by the above name; Y/yell calculated

for ying on a general bu bss, the
being fitted up as a general ail store, and
having good Warchouse ren in the rear,

Rentmoderate. Lmmediate possession given,
Apply to BENJ. ROGERS,
Sec’y. of the Company.
Alberton, 8th July, 1863,—tf.

Cash for Rggs.

Ate highest price i will be paid
at all times for untity of EGGS,
delivered at the * Hurena Houser.”
O. C. GARDINER.

Summerside, April so, 1 iH

368! / fxEges |
eat piy at all times,

YAM paying, and stil
he highest price in cash for EGGS, dey
livered at my Warehouse.

D. ROGERS.

Summerside, April 16, 1568,

1868 Albion House 1868.

The Subscribers, intending to make an
alteration in their business, new
offer the whole of their
Stock of Goods at

Greatly Reduced Prices!

them, that in view of the uboye
change, they will require all
accounts oyerdue clos-
ed, either by
Paynent or Promissory Note !
Rh. A. STRONG & BRO,
Summerside, Juve 11, 1868.

~ Apples, Raisins, etc. —
550

160 Ibs.Confectionary,
py Choice igs,

10 Boxes Raisins,
Barrels, Apples, Currants, &e,
Por Sale Low by
hk. A. STRONG & BRO.

‘and Meal.

& BRO. are receiving

sypplifg of No. L CANADA
AL, Myich they offer low
usu would do well to

R

for Cash,
give them
quick returns
Sumine

their present motto,
dune 11, 1868,

“Wo Wholesale Dealers and Families!
R A, SPRONG & BO, are offering:
.

16 pieces broffoornns at 1s. per yd,
270 do. ChécRored Alpaca at Sd do

Yor Cash Only.
June 11, 1868,

Room Paper.

¢ ROLLS of Rogin Fuper, direct
3,00 from thef Miyfitactory
Manchester—the chea eyantered for
Sule in ths County, Call aid see it!

D. ROGERS.

June 11 1868

Cotton Warp.
150

Bundles White, Blue, And
Jane 1 1868

Cotton Warp.
D. KOG
Sole Leather !
50 ee Just Reecived
DD. ROGERS.
June ns 1StS Lae

Dunk River Mills.

ae Subscriber having rented the Proper-
ty known asthe DUNK RLVER MILLS,
Lot 26, wishes to jnform his friends and the
public in ae the whole of the Mills
are now.in foc rorking order, viz., the
Grist S1TiU7Saw Mill, Shingle and
Carding Mill.

Lumber of all kinds on hand and for Sale.
Parties wishing to buy SHINGLES had
better examine ours. before purchasing else-

where,
DAVID ROGERS.

ted

.
.

June 4, 1868—tf

House Building Material.
TILOUSAND LATHES,
4,000 Feet SCANTLING,
4,000 do. DEALS,
8,000 do. Nov 1 PINE
8,000 PAILINGS,

Yor sale low for Cash or approved credit.

ALP. MILLS.

ARDS.

the Journal,

Summerside, july 9, 1869,

Pilot Bread, &c!

UST RECEIVED per Brig Zuleika from

EPTEMBER 3, 1868.

to give perfect satisttc: | Whore they keep a gencral assortment of

front; —-—

——_____— |Saiwwed Shingles, for

‘They would also inform those indebted to T

lbs. Bareclona, Brazil, Walnuts, | prictors at Crawtord’s Hotel,

Its small profits and) purchase horses will do well to call at these |

~ | ceive instructions as to locality Sc. on applies | the South Shore, Lot 26, Pri

-|2300 ma

—/TOBASEO FACTORY

HALL
Threshing Machines,

AND OTHER

Farming Implements,

~
I ING MACHIN uch us will enuble them
to get their grain) threshed early for market,

of Fancy Goons, &c.. which iy (unde ef the beet uniterial, having the latest iia.
“i provement, and much superior to the old style,

aut
extremely low prices for Cash :— will find them ut the Eetublichinent of the Subscri-

Purses, Pocket Books, Ladies? Reticules, Com- | Bt
panions, and Bags, ‘Travelling Bags. Fauxens haying Mowimy My
PHOTOGRATH ALBUMS, long, guarto, and small. [and wanting them refitted andghoro!
Caup Cases in Tortoiseshell, nant Beather. | oan have fe dose dit Hall's bauble! Ae
Dei aoa) Knitting Boxes, dle Books and Panwens wanting a uid set OF LANNERS
Roxes for Sheet Music. that will raise tie wind.” can purelitee them
BRUSHES, Hair, Infants! Hair, Tooth, Nail, Shaving | cheap at DHall’s Estublistinent. In fict Fanners
can obtain at Hall's Betablichment every Baouing

Comns, Horn and Rubber Dressing, and Pocket
Jmplement required on a furm—even a
‘Thermometers

Feather Dusters ‘
C Mowing Machine
Accordeons and Concertinas

itself, as one is now being manufietured, and can
Knitting and Netting Pins and Needles, Crochet

by inspected at Hall's Ietablishment.
Hooks, Tatting Shutt Black & White)
Hair Pins, N:

RS. BREMNER has just received at
the Prince Srrevr Book AND StvaA-
TIONERY Store, per Amphion from London,
besides a large and well assorted Stock ot
Books, STATIONERY, &e.. ty

%

ARMERS wanting the very bess THRESII-

yy of onler
YF reputed,

nin

Mirrors
Spectacles and Reading Glasses
Spectacle Cases
Boilers
Stereoscopes and Slides

Carts, Tracks, &¢, on hamid, and repairs at short-
est notice,

IRON TURNING, such as axles, 1
and every other description, done to order

ill work,

Searf Pins, Watch Keys, Silk Guards, Gilt Lockets . . ;
BEADS — Pearl, Crystal, Ciulk, Black, Gold & Steel THOMAS HALL.
and Colored 3.

Seizzous—Haty Cutting, Paper Hanging, Drapors, | —-—-——- >

Lace, Embroid Vork Box, Button-
pe Fonen te i TH geod quality) a BS .
MYES—Pon and Pocket, Piette, Proving 4 07 “Hi
and Evasing; Children’s Knives, Forks, Spoons |. To Tenants upon Township Ro. 18.
Razors and Strops 7 M1 TENANTS upon that portion af Town:
Corkscrews, Nutcrackers, Tweezers, Key Rings, &e ship No 15, formerly owned C Tate Mir.
Toys.— Dolls, Whips, ‘Tops, Wate Mary Stewart, of Chai lottetc sed, fut

Mouth Organs, Money Boxes, M
ket Bats and Balls.
sand Arrows 4
ING STICKS and Canes, plain and fancy
i le Rulers, for Artists, Hookkeepers, &e,
Water Wells for Co) uy Presses

fonane Stamp D: i}
Thdia Rubber Buttle ©
Twines, Fly Papers
Glycerine, Honey, and Brown Windsor Soars,
&e, &o, &e.

> by the undersigned, in o@yfnetion with her
cd sisters, Mary aud [tt
Bhp, tds respect~
fully held by them, being now exclusively vesicd
ia her, she ALON ist ly authorized to recieve
the rents aceruing ther
MAR

Charlottetown, duly ¢

NOTICE:

To Tenants upon Township 18,

i
‘Tyout Hooks a

ALS; & quantity of
WRAPPING PAPER,
Various qualities and sizes.
Prince Street, July, 1868.

J. W, FALCONER & Co’s
BRANCIT STORE,
CRAPAUD.

FPMLE Tenants upon that portion of own-

ship No. 18, in Price Edward Istand,
formerly owned by Lieut. Cel. Peter Des-
Brisay Stewart, dece: sed, and over which the
late Mrs. Mary Stewart of Charlottetown,
deceased, and Ellen, Stewart and: Margares
Stewart, daughters of the said Alary Stewart,
lately exercised acts of owngsshi 2 ERE
by Noviriep that the portigg#fof | iship No-
Is, referred to, became fhe property of the
Subscriber, in fee simple, upon the death of
the said Peter DesBrisay Stewart, which oc-
curred on the Ist day of November, last past.
‘The tenants upon the said portion of ‘Town
iship No. 18, are hereby cautioned against
| paying rent tu the said Margaret Stewart, ov

DRY/A.OODS,
Grocericg Hardware, &e.
which are sold at

Ue INO a OF to any other person or persons who imay de-

Z CONN ENCES : mand the same. ‘Those of the Lenants who

Save time and expense by purchasing | may desire to inform themselves relative to
near home, the Tire of the Subscriber, are referred to

B. d. odgson, Esq.. who will afford them

Sranendss June 10) 1e0ee the desired information,

ONT (LY Nas TUEOPIL. DESBRISAY,
ra al \
NO i ICE. Sprihg Bark, Clvtown Royalty,
June 23, 1568 3in

ee Sub-eribers intending to make an al-

teration in their business the ensuing fall,
will sell their Stock of DRY GOODS, HARD-
WARH and GROCIMIES

At Greatly Redyée
for ¢c

Just Received per Steamer ‘ Merritt” from
Montreal, a quantity of No, 1
Flour and Cornmeal,

‘The lowest in the market forCash.
JAMES CAMPBELL & CO.
s

nerside
il

 LEASBHOLD FARM
FOR SALE!

|FEMIE Subscriber offers FOR SALE his

VALUABLE LBEASEMOLD TARM,
jsituated on Lot 67, Town Road. about 14
miles trom Summerside, and only 3 miles
from a shipping place, ‘There ay
premises a good Louse and Barn,
ed, and other Outbuildings, a wrllJnear the
‘house, anda garden. The Fa
1244 acres of Land, 76 of which are ¢
in a good state of cultivation.

Prices. |
1
!

and
The Bann
will be sold with or without the present crop,
The Lease is for 999 years, at one shibting

cks and Shingles!
HE Subsd@ber has a quantity of super- |
ior hard BRUCK, and a quantity of
only US UU
SLOAN & WHELAN’S
Express, No.2 & 7,

SAINTE JOIN, N. iB.

currency per acre. ‘The purchaser can have
the privilege of buying some stock on the
prensises.
For further particulars apply at the Jornal
Ofiice, or on the premises to the owner,
WM. WEI
Town Road, Aug. 6, 1868 2m
Valuable Frechold Property
POR SALE,
TENE Subscriber offers for Sale, on reason-
able terms, his Valuable freehold FARM,
on Lot 17, consisting of 150 acres of excellont
land, 100 of which are in a good state of cul-
tivation, and the remainder well co sd with
cedar and other valuable wood, It is situated
(44 miles from Sunmerside, gt the end of Mis-
couche Road, and has an exg@ilent frontage
on the shore of Shemedil ver or JBintick
Cove. A good mill streg#®flows through the
coming from P. 15. fslind will find at to their centre. Abundance of mussel mud can be had
advantage to enploy these Expresses. ‘Trav= | within a few chains of the front. The fences
elers going West can purchase tickets cheap- | are nearly all of cedar, the buildings in’ good
er and save consideraule on their passage, order, neat and conimodious. — A block of 71
Vor farther particulars enquire of the Vro- | acres of most valuable wood fand, distant on-
ily one mile, can be sold: either with or with-
J out the farm.
| ALSO—2U0 acres of wilderness jind on Lot
| 10, fronting on the Main Western Road, and
ea ‘i TaD TRE See ‘eading down to. Portage River, along which
Phoonix Livery Stabies. }are about ten acres of excellent maysh. 200
e ee jaeres on Lot 3, fronting on the centre line
THOMAS CAIRNS...... 4. PROPRIETOR ‘road of said Lot; and 71 acres on Lot 8 front.
Near Summerside, jing on Vi acques Road near the mill of

Messrs. A. & A. Kame
FORSES, CARRIAGE SS &ey of every | 2 i
description to let. faghes and Horses | _ Lot, 17 duly
in attendance at all hours
Baarding Horses kept on reasonable terms.

Parties coming to this part of the Island to

TIE above will attcnd to thé remoyel of
BAGGAGE anp PASSEAGERS on the}
urival of the Trains. Dy@zage forwarded to
the American and Up-l@Ver Steamboats. and
Windsor Boats. Baggage and passengers
delivered in any part ot the city. Parties

CHARLES SLOAN,
JOUN WHELAN,

July 23, 1868.

AMES RAMSAY>

'AValuable Freehold Property
| FOR SALE

Subscriber of

" qe te for
stables. _ contractthe uirivatled bb
Passengers on board the steamer can ree | ay present owned and occupied |

ALE, by private
SHOLD PAK Me
him, sittate on
nee County, con.
Land, having a

} teres of excelle:
it Shore of betw yuna i
mms | ChYiR. Where abundance of seaweed and tata ene
bbe obtained. About 100 keres of the ahove pro-

Mackerel Barrels ! j perty is cleared and ina high state: of cultivation,
FPL subscriber offers for sate, cheap for) “he Ny is covered with Hird poet wot wood
CASH, or approvey cpedit, PMCID ATE Se LAME

[eet erected on the premy
al Barrels,

| Dwelling [louse dining:
Jhurlottetown by vessel

cation to the steward of boat.
Aug. 6, 1868

sisting: of |
| front on the

finished ; the
jens attached t
| bnilding, conti
td apartients ¢

ix iso a lirge
2) Wouil Horie,
ral purpowes, toe

They ean be se
it’ so desired,

upted

JOUN WILLE. | yether with two huge Barns, one 1450 tt, the
Cascumpec Wharf, June 9th, "63, other 304 26, Carpenter's shop, Smith's step, anid
eee OLMoT ONeSUIIMIM aa ~ two wells of ex.

[eellent water on the premise
| hie and the other at the ba
py
villi
oe the most ¢
has been | An indisp

Bor further particulars apply to the Subseriber

Removed to Water Street, lea ected
WM. WRIGUT.
tf

one at the dwelling
The above pro-
nthe Hourishing
her itis one of
County.

REILLY'S PRINCE SOUNTY

To the Store lately occupied by Mr. }
Geoncu Craun, Harness Maker, in the
House of Mr. GrorgiXO’Nein1, where |

Tobacco of al ds, |

Bedeque, duly 30, 1868.

Wilderness Lands.
GOVERNMENT ESTATES.

Twist, Fk ds Nature mnt, W
Twist, Flat and Natura act, will) LL persons desirous sf availing them-

i
be kept constantly gh hand, {ZA selves of the provisions of the Act for
and sold a |the more speedy sectlement of Wilderness

ae | Lands, ov the Government Estates, are here-

Lower Prices than ever! with notified, that no applications for said
t@= People from the country will find it land will” be entertained, until a, survey
to their advantage to call befure purchasing | is made of the lands go to be disposed of, and

elsewhere, | the fronts thereof staked off; and at certuin
PATRICK REILLY, dates, of which due noticepy advertisement
Proprietor.

jwill be given. the Com er of Pabhe
Lands will attend atce ves, to receive
applications from th are desirous of
becoming actual settlers af such lands, (none
others need apply) and if approvd’ of. pos-
| session will be given to such applicants, sub-
|ject to the provisions of the Act regulating
the settlement of said Wilderness Landa,

and) *,* No person is aMowed to take possession,
her hotive) will of any portion of the Wilderness Lani, by
JHARLO ETE: | cutting down or otherwise trespassing dhere-
gut Canso, on; the Government Woodrangers being
‘strictly charged to take immediate proceed-

Summerside, July 23, 68.

Weekly Steam Communication.
WITIL
BOSTON & HALIPAX.

Tr STEAMSHIPS ALWAMBR
COMMERCE,

make weekly tip:
‘TOWN and BY
RATKS OF PAS

Ladios' Cabin. Gonts' Gabin. Forward, | 288 8giinst ull persons so found trespassing.
To Boston 50a, bos. 4da. JOUN ALDOUS, Commissioner.
* dlalifax. 253, 30s, ida. | and Office, April 80, 1868,
oe wee 188 | Bank Check Books, for

sale atthe

CARVELL BROS, Agents,
ae Office.

Char'Town, July 30, 186

Journal