“ASSASSINATION OF T.D, McGEE.

een,

Yue Journal to-day contains the an-
nouncement of a murder, whic! in all its
circumstances, stamps its author as a
ruffian of the most detestable type. The
Hon Tiromas I’ Arcy McGer,the states-
man, orator, poet, in the prime of life
and full vigor of almost unrivalled talents,
has been

** Done to death by felon hand,”

at the door of his lodgings at Ottawa,
after having delivered one ot those mar-
yellous utterances in the Ilouse of Com-
mons ofthe Dominion, which indicated
his claim to the position of the foremost
man among the many able public men
of British America, nay, of the whole
Continent. Tie was shot dead at the hour
of two o'clock, a. m., on the 7th instant.

Whether we consider the position the
deceased had gained for himself in Cana-
da—the greatness of his natural gifts—
the varicty and extent of his acquire-
ments—the large and statesmanlike cx-
pansion of his views—the brilliant career
which, in the natural course of events,
might have beenanticipated for his future
—or the cowardly manner of his murder
—ill honest men have cause to weep his
fall, That his honest, outspoken oppo-
sition to the designs of the Fenian organ-
ization has cost him his life, no one
doubts; and, surely, if there be in the
Fenian ranks one honest man, this shock-
ing event, which is but another manifes-

Clyde—William Milligan,
Chiilenge—David Grady,
Eggs, Eggs—David Rogers,
Ilouse & Lot—Geo. Ramsay.
Auction—John Clay.

Latest by Telegraph !

Wednesday, 15th, 8 p.m.

Two boats crossed from New Bruns-
wick to-day, A good deal of open water
in the gulf,

Hon. ‘I. D. McGee was buried at Mon-
treal on Tuesday, the 14th, with impo-
sing ceremonies.

The Government are keeping Whelan’s
trial private, as they think they have got
the guilty party.

Benjamin Wier, of Halifax, a member
of the Dominion Parliament, dicd sud-
Cenly at Ottawa.

Tue Grand Entertainment to close up
up the season of the Debating Society,
came off'as announced on last Monday
evening, in the Drill Shed. ‘The attend-
ance was very large—we should say over
400—and good order was maintained
throughout. The chair was ably filled
by Finlay MeNeill, Jisq. ‘he Enter-
tainment consisted of Music by the Band,
Songs, &c. We have not heard what

| the recaipts were, but we have no doubt
tation of the spirit which declared itself) they will be very acceptable to the poor
inthe United Kingdom, by murder and/ of Summerside at the present time-—to
attempts to murder, will have the effect | which praiseworthy purpose. we learn the

SUMMER » THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1868,

AOCTIONS!

GRANVILLE MILLS!
For Sale!!

IJK. Subscriber offers for Sale his valuable
stand of Mills, in New London, Lot 21,
Queen's County, and

255 Acres of Land.

The MILLS consist of a GRIST’ MILL,
with three run of Stones and an OA'T KILN,
allin good order, ‘The SAW MILLis double
geared, and is capable of cutting Plank 82
feet long. ‘The SHINGLE MILL is new,
and is considered by competent judges the
best and fastest on the Island—cirewlar, cross |
cuts, and completely finishes—and is guaran-
teed, if properly attended to cut seventeen
thousand Shingles per diy.

‘There are also on the premises a comforta-
ble Dwelling House, Store, good ble. Barn,
and other Out-buildings, a good Garden and
Orchard, well planted with Fruit and Oma-
mental ‘Trees,

‘This property being situate at the head of
the tide, there is abundance of Mussel Mud
within 26 chains ofthe farm. A public Wharf
is only half a mile distant, where any amount
of produce can be shipped. ‘Phere wre many
other local advantages, such as a Wesleyan
Chapel and Presbyterian Chureh, and public
School, within ten minutes walk ef the pro-
perty.

‘The above property is altogether a valuable!
jand desirable one, as the stream is suflicient |
‘to drive the three Mills all the year round. |
It not disposed of by private Sale by the first
of April, next it willthen be soldat PUBLIC
AUCTION, without reserve, due notice of
which will be given Any information can
be had on application to the Subseriber on the
premises,

EDWARD HENRY.

of separating him, at once and for ever, |
from an association professing to liberate |
a country by the cowardly assassination |
of individuals. |

‘The criminal, as far as we are stein |
ed, bas not yet been discovered; but we}
learn from private sources that a number |
of parties have been arrested, and we can |
but hope that the large reward offered |
for the discovery of the wretch, on the.
awakened conscience of some accomplice, |
may load to the vindication of the law,!
and the reward from society of him or!
them Whose presence among living beings |
is at once an outrage on our institutions |
and an insult to Christianity and  civili- |
zation, |

I~ the House of Assembly, on Monday |

last the following resolution was intro-
duced by the Hon. Leader of the Govern- |
ment, and unanimously agreed to by the)
House :— |

“ The assassination of the Ilon,T.D.MeGee }

having been reported py Telegraph ,theretore }

Resolved. That this House regards with
horror and detestation the atrocioug and
blood-thirsty act, and deeply sympathise with |
the widow and orphans, and sincerely regret |
that the Dominion Government should have |
lost such an able and patriotic statesman.” |

‘This Resolution called forth a univer- |
sal outburst of sympathy from hon. mem- |
bers, and a well expressed horror for the}
cruel act, and sympathy for those with |
whom the distinguished dead stood con- |
nected, in social and publie life. The |
Hon. Messrs. Coles, Attorney General,
Laird, Davies, Tlowlan, Callbeck, Hen-
derson, Haviland, Brecken, Mr. Bell,
Rielly, and indeed almost every promin-

ent member in the House, gave utterance |

to their sentiments, in words which were
creditable alike to their heads and their
hearts. We hope that so foul a deed
shall never stain the annals of our Island.
How sad to think that a public man,
having given utterance to the sentiments
of his mind, in the public halls of legis-
lation, should while quietly returning to
his home to retire to rest, be followed
by a fiend in human form, and by his
hellish hand be suddenly ushered into

ja valuable Mill Property would do well to)

Granville Mills, March 19, 1868. |
The aboye property—Gran-|

proceeds were to be applied.

tv The snow has disappeared very

fast during the past few days. ‘The roads) +1). yrepa ‘ ‘ at PD |
are nearly. all bare, and there is every | lle Mills—will be sold at uh=)

prospect of fine weather, ilic Auction, on Priday next, the |
fe" We hear that the Indians on Len- | With Inst., at 12 o'clock, noon,
EDWARD HENRY,

nox Island are suffering very much, and
many of them have died trom a throat) —

disease that has broken out among them. HOUSE AND LOT
)

(# Subscribers who do not reecive

| their papers regularly will please notify | FOR SALE IN SUMMERSIDE,

us of the fact, and we will endeavor to; MAME Subscriber will offer for SALE, by
remedy the evil so much complained of. | PUBLIC AUCTION, on SATURDAY
{next, the 18th inst., at 2 o'clock, pem., in

Strayep from this Office, a small front of the ‘*Crirros House,” that valuable |

Black Dog; he has a white spot on his| Property recently occupied by him, on the

: Le , PS or ark streets Tai
breast, and will answer to the name! corner ot Summer and Market Streets, pear

the Drill Shed, in Summerside. The Lot is
59 x 120 feet. The House is new, comple:
finished, and is a very comfortable cott
There isa stable close to the house. Any
person wishing to inspect the house on or
2 : ae wae sanvitia | before the day of sale cua do so on applica-
wu ae MEET caub ues tae jtion at the Journalotfice. Immediate posses-
ner ailG ok. , , “Y) | sion will be given. ce ;
at 12 o'clock, | ‘The above cottage is situated in the dryest
}and most pleasant part of the ‘Town.
Basten Mar —The Exhibition at the} ‘Yerms easy, and made known at Sale,
Charlottetown market to-day, so fur as the) GHORGH RAMSAY,
quality of the meats were concerned, could) — Tot i7, April 16, 186s.

ou We geiccommsey Ue! POSIDIVE AND |
UNRESERVED SALE

visiting the stalls of Messrs. Blake and Brid-
The subscriber has been instructed to sell by

ges, and were utterly y which
PUBLIC AUCTION,

“Jlero.” Any person who will bring!
him home will be rewarded.

ty Axy person wanting to purchase

made the best display. he beefot Mr, Brid-

ges’ white cow was superb, and in our opinion,

asfatas any in the market, Others, how-/
ever, thought that the meat of Mr. Blake's

red ox was the best on sale; aud we are will-

ing to concede the point, As regards Mut- |
ton, however, Mr. Bridges carried off the |
palm. ‘The carcases of two of the sheep fed by |
B. Wright, 1) were in Bridges’ stall, anu |
we must say that we never saw anything that |
could at all equal them. ‘The fat on the ribs |
was over three inches thick. Mr. Comerford |
F exhibited the carcase ot Mr. McKinley's ox.

{as well as that of acow of his own, both of
which were as servicable meat as was in the

market. We believe all part agreed |
that the Faster Market of this year,at least as
regards the fatness of the meats displayed,
outstripped anything before seen in this Is-
land.—/’eértot.

instant, at the hour of 10 o'clock, a. im., the
whole of the

LISHING PROPERTY,
of Mr, BENJ., ROGERS, on Kildare Island,

at the entrance of Cascumpec Harbor, con-!

sisting of

2 acres of Leasehold LAND, at a nominal
| rent.

A Fish Stage, 40 x 36,

A ish House and Store, (in one)

5 large Fishing Boats,
1 Bait Mill, Beam Seales and

We are glad to be able to commend the: 10 Ne Weigh
Government for their appropriation towards | Set Line, 14 bbls Bait.

the improvement of the harbors and roads of!
the Island. ‘Tignish and the West Point are
localities in which harbors, or substitutes for

Ttensils, ‘Tables, Tools.

Cooking

on SATURDAY, the 25th day of APRIL,|

eternity! Who that has read his bean- | h
tifully written paper on the mental outfit | that at both places mach may be done towards |
of the New Dominion” but must feel) supplying them. We hope the Government,
that Canada has lost an able and more} has not abandoned the latter place. ‘The Is

arbors, ure much required, and, we believe, |

and avariety of articles too numerous to
mention, Allof which will positively be sold

Without Leserve!

+ the St. Eleanor’s Road.

Eggs ! Eggs !

AM paying, and still will pay at all times,
the highest price in cash for EGGS, de-
livered at my Warehouse.
D. ROGERS,

Summerside, April 16, 1868.
Challenge.

TINIE subscriber will trot his hcrse, for one
mile er more, against any gentleman's
horse in Summerside or Prince County, for

$20.
DAVID GRADY.
Summerside, April 16, 1868.—1i*

TPNAIS celebrated and well-known Entire ,
Horse, ‘*Clyde,” imported by the Goyern- |
ment in 1864, from Clydesdale, Scotland, is
ofa dark hay color, 174 hands high, 7 years
old, weighs 18 ewt., and is one of the best
horses this Island can produce, and has here-
tufore given general satisfaction. Ile will}
travel for the season on the following route:

He will leave Coles’ Hotel,in St. Eleanor's,
on Monday, the 27th April, inst., passing
along the Town Road,to Thomns Sims’s, Esq.,
Kensington. On the 28th he will go to Ste- ;
phen McLennan’s, Indian River Cross; and}
remain there until 8 o’clock; thence to Jolin
Breen’s, Darnley; where he will remain all
night. On the 29th he wall pass through Park
Corner, on to itichard Villman’s, French
River, On the 80th he will pass through
Clifton on to Stanley Bridge. On the Ist
May he will pass through Hope River, on to
ex. Laird’s, Cavendish, On the 2d he will
through New Glasgow on to R. Bagnall’s,
Hazel Grove, On the 8d he will pass through
the Town Road, on to John Mayne's, County
Line Road, On the 4th through Somerset to
John Keefe’s. Onthe 5th through Augustine
Cove on to Nelson Clark’s, Cape ‘Traverse,
On the 6th through 7 mile Bay to James
Afileck’s, Seavletown., On the 8th through
Bedeque, calling at Noonan’s, on to ‘Thomas
Cairns’s, near Summerside. On the 9th
through Summerside, on to St. Eleanor’s,
where he will remain until the 11th. |

The above route will be continued for the
scason, weather, &c,, permitting.

WM. MILLIGAN, Owner.

April 16, 1868,

‘The Ranger!’

TYMIE Entire Worse Ranger, 3 years old,

will stand during the season,—from the
Ist May until the 25th July,—at the subscri-
her’s Farm, one mile from Summerside, on

This superior Animal was sired by the)
celebrated TORNADO, |
Call and see him at the residence of the
owner, |
JAS. C. DARBY. |

Summerside, April 9, 1868. |

“Jeff, Davis,”

FPMIE celebrated Stud Horse, “Jeff Davis
4 years old, stands 15 hands high, we

et

1) for the
. | commencing on the Ist of May:

| Port Hill, Lot 11, Cascumpee Village,

| North Cape, Miminegash, Campbelton, Lot)

than ordinarily gifted man ? j lind Government, in our opinion, should pos- | ays pape. pop ¢ 0a An An
a arly § lavas a good Steam dredging Machine, and | TERMS, —For sums of 20s. and under, onal!

ind well proportioned, will travel}
son, through the following route,

Alberton, Montrose, Kildare Capes, Tignish,

7. O'Leary Road, and down the Western
Road to Allen’s, Wellington, thence through
to Port Hill,
ARTHUR R. MILLIGAN,
Lot 17, April 9, 1863.—1m

* Randolph.”
andolph,
FPN celebrated fast trotting Horse, ‘Ran-;
dolph” stands sixteen hands high,weighs
1200 pounds, will travel for the season, com-
mencing the 25th inst. , through the following
places: '
Crapaud, DeSable, Bonshaw, Nine Mile
Creek, Dog River, Cavendish. New London,
Barrett's Cross, South West, and will be at
the subscriber's stable every alternate Satur-
day.

CIARLES TOWAT, Owner.
‘Tryon, April 9, 1868,

To Contractors.

Sane TENDERS will be received by
the undersigned until the 10th of May
next, tor building a MELTING HOUSE in|

Cavendish. A plan and specification may

Temperance House,

PVAL Subscriber. has opemed a Ilouge on the
corner of Water and North Street, nearly
opposite Holman’s Wharf, Summerside, where
permanent and transjent boarders can be ac-
commodated on reasonable terms.
The House will be kept open to accommo-
date passengers in the Steamer.
In addition to the above he has opened an

EATING SALOON,
yhere Luncheons and Temperance Drinks
can be had at any time.

JOHN B. SCHURMAN.
Summerside, April 9, 156s.

SUMMER 1S THE TIME TO GET
PHOTOGRAPHS! |

TYMIE subscriber having increased facilities
and an excellant light, is well prepared
to furnish good pictures,

PHOTOGRAPHS, FERROTYPES, and
AMBROTYPES made to please, ag the short-
est notice, and lowest prices.

Call and see specimens hanging at the door.

CHARLES CLARK.

Summerside, April 2, 1868.

Remember Clark's Saloon, St. Stephen Street.

Notice.

S the subscriber is about to leave the Is-
land, all persons hflving Clocks, Watch-
es or Jewelry, in my possession, muet call
immediately and get them,
C. 2. SHARP.

Summerside, April 2, 1

DANIEL CREW,

; rz a ee
‘Riel'y’s Tobacco Factory
JHE SUBSCRIBER would announce te
his friends, customers and the public, thas
he has, at a c@psidernble outlay fer new
mouldy and machinery, so enlarged and ime-
proved the capacity of his FACTORY
Thi Summerside,
that he is now enabled to turn outan
article of
Natural Leaf Tobacco.
equal to the very best, and superior to most
‘Tobacco imported, which he will WarnRantT 1x
kYERY RESPECT, and will sell nearly
Wye
Twenty per cent, Cheaper
than it ean be imported into the Island,
Viator Rounp Toyacco furnished to sufe
the taste of buyers. .
‘Try it and judge for yourselves,
Dealews supplied on liberal terms,
Be sure to ask for Remry's Prince Couxrr
Narurar Lear, and take none other. ‘

Remember that the PRINCE COUNTY
TOBACCO FACTORY turns out nothing but
the BEST KIND OF TOBACCO.

PATRICK REILLY; *

Summerside March 12, 1868.

Invitation to Shipbuilders’

3000 BLOCKS,

NOw KEADY FOR SALE
AT COSTIN’S BLOCK SILOP,
SUMMERSIDE!

WE subscriber hegs leaye to direct the

BARGAINS?

Watch & Clock Maker,
Water Street, Swamerside,
(Adjoining the Shop of Mr. Jas, Caldwell)

- attention of SHIP BUILDERS and
SHIP OWNERS, tohis BLOCK SHOP,
where he has now, and will constantly keep
on hand, & large lot of BLOCKS. of all sizes,
j which will be sold at the lowest Island prices,
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired. at} and 25 per cent. off for CASH,
moderate charges and with punctuality. | Remember those aire notthe Blocks you
April 2, 1868. ly ‘read about which have no Bushing in the

arta —;Shenves, and 2 Rivets where 8 is required.
Rw WW: iP, HUN ye | Parties purchasing Blocks should always
1 ae mae an: tee drive out the pins and examine the inside,
Commission Merchants,
GENERAL AGENTS AND

as many vessals have been lostin consequence
AUCTIONEERS.

|
\gh bad Blocks
|
SALESROOM AND OFTICE i a ‘
: ALSO—Ships Wheels, finished with neat-

| he fastest veesels that ever sailed from
‘this Island were furnished with Blocks from:
i the subscribers Factory, (the New Dom@iton,
| Undine, Zuleika, and others)
Head of Queen’s Wharf: ness and made substantial. Deck Mugs,
Copposite the Store of Wim. T, Hunt & Co.) | HAUS, Ser. Gey i i .
Summerside. P. E: Island litou nee aan be made to Ifon. J. C. Pepe,
April 2, 1868. ly

se JOHN COSTING

WHO WANTS |

| Bob, 27, 1888. ly
| ik a nn
W.85. Dawson’s Estate.
sribers offer at PRIVATE SALE, all
JATHIER now finished and in
nre, atthe CLUY TANNERY,
cousisting in the whole of 7
{ 2.0) silevol OLE LEATHER,
ij 2,400 sidesof UPPER LEATHER,
i 13) sides of ITARNE LEATHER,
730 CALF KIN.
of this Stoek is now ready for Sale, and the
yder is in course of completion, and will be
y for sile as manufactured daring the winter,

TINO any person in search of CHE AP
GOODS, we would say
GO TO THE

rei

There you can be suited toa T! i ) )
¢ 4 ‘Lhe attention of purchasers ja caffed to this
Obserye the following list | udvertinenser tas this stork wnat Do dispowed of

tag speedily as possible,

Flour and Cornmeal* |
‘Tea, Sugar, Molasses, Vinegar, }
Sole Leather, Upper Leather, !
Baking and Washing Soda, |
Kerosene and other Lamps, i
Turpentine and Paint Oils, {
i

{

THOMAS DAW ?
RICHARD HEADY, ©
THOMAS ALDBY, 5
1, 1867.--1f

Trustees.

Cc]

nn?!

Scrap & Old Cast Iron.

ape Subseriber will bay any quantity of the
| above, delivered at lis Warcbouse.
JAMES L. HOLMAN

Summerside, January, Lo

ittetawn, N:

Rice, Salt, ‘Vobacco,
Syrups and Confectionery, }
Baroarns! Nails, all sizes,
Jlinges and Screws,
Axles and Springs,
Plough Mounting,
Tron and Stee.,
Glass, all aizes..

Zinc, Putty.
Pails

Baraatys!!

| ARMERS* ~
EVERYWHERE ATTENTION!

Banearns!!!

Nest Tubs,
Lead Pipe,
Raisins,

Ips th-harrows, wooden
‘ | Flails and wooden Ploughs have passed
. Currants, ; away forever! ‘These things are replaced by

: aay Biscuit, | newer and better inventions,
Cotton Wards : | A THRESHING MACHINE will enable
And a full variety of the most desirable | you to get your grain ready tor market early
GOODS to be found in the country. in the season and at ane quarter the cost of

ti Call and sce for yourself. ‘the old method!

x : { With a good and cheap FANNERS yoncat
ARTITUR MILLS, |
|

raise the wind at any time!
Summerside, March 19, 1863, TILDE subseriber in view of these facts,which
panna oi ga Sues nisl ees .| must have become patent to everybody, feels
| that he is no longer justified in * hiding its

light under a bushel,” but should let the farm

: Ships Carvings.

Bee SALE, at the Store of Mr. Doxann!

Ramsay, a good selection of SCROLLS
and FIGURE HEADS; which will be sold -
low for cash,

s of this Island know that they need not be
without labor-saving machinery on their farms
when he is around,

Last year he sold twenty Threshing Ma-

ide, March 26, 1868.—tf.

| chines, and is prepared to manufacture any
~~ | number of them to order,

| the appropriation of £2000 or £3000 for the | on delivery; for sums of upwards of 20s.) be seen on application to Mr.John Dickieson,

Pe It is said that quite a number of) purchase of one, and also of moncy to keep it} six months’ credit, will be given on ap-) Hope iver.
persons are applicants for the office of i ore oud eeu ratte i ene
Short ff " Val v . Uh ey » cheaper to dredge harbors and channels than
Sherif for Urine County. Re he candi- ‘toe Hen wh os long distances. In some
dates all appear to haye claims on the) oulities, such as Bt deque, the material ex-
Government. We think this important) cavated would be mussel mud, the market
office should not be made political, and “value of which would be very considerable —

that the person receiving it should be al- | and then achannel might be made, ut little

lowhd torrebiiide so love au te conduet j cost, which would not be liable to fill up for

a ue Jong as Ae conaucts | conturies. We want a report upon the seye-

the business in a satisfactory manner, ral harbors of this Island, giving the extent

ie . Fand nature of the obstructions in their chan-

nels. There is no ditliculty in the way of

great improvements in most of the harbors
upon the south side of the Island.—Jsl.

te The editor of the Zwamincy must
have been misinformed when he stated
that hay was selling in Bedeque for £12
per ton, and straw £4. ‘The highest
wices we have heard of from ‘he Mliewa [ ‘
} A ps e have he ard of from that locality Hillsborough River during the present week,
iy for hay, and £3 for straw; large owing to the bad state of the ice. . Travellers
quanties were sold far below that figure. | should not be too venturesome on the ice at
We do not know of a man in Bedeque | this late season of the year. It is now be-
who would think of taking such a price. ginning to break up along the shores, and
Thora at } a fier ta | many other pla
is no doubt but that fodder is very few days has opened up the Three Tides, and
Scare in some settlements, but money is ,the Harbor's Mouth. On the North Side we
more so, We believe there is plenty of | learn the ice is broken up She and
fodder i is purt of the Is P nly | is fast disappearing, a heavy sen, from the ef=
an this part of the Island to supply | fects of the wind, scattering it in all direc-
those in want of it, if they had the ‘tin’ | ions, —yy2
to pay forit, ‘The great trouble is the |
want of money and seed grain. If the |
Poor people have not secd to sow this
spring“and many we believe will not—
the distress will be greater next winter
Uanitisnow. Let the Government lend
out one or two thousand pounds, to the
poor who have no seed, and make it pay-
able next fall, without interest. It would
redound to their credit.

Srverat Horses have been drowned on the

A Distrrussina Coveu causes the friends of
the suffere nuch pain as the sufferer him-
self, Ir. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry
will certainly cure coughs, colds, arrest con-
| sumption, and that speedily, When did it
ever fail?

ailarried.

At North Bedeque. on the 9th inst., by the
Rey. R. S. Patterson, Mr. Alexander Affleck
to Miss Margaret Crocket, of Bedeque.

At Charlottetown, on the 6th inst., by the
Rey. Lhomas Duncan, Mr. Maleolm Meln-
tosh, of that city, to Miss Kuphemia Currie,
South Shore.

At Ch’Town, by the same, Mr, Solomon
Dockendorf, North River, to Miss Catherine
Simpson, Cavendish.

Ried.
: At Lot il, on the od inst., after a long and
painful illness, which he bore with christian

resignation to the Divine Will, Mr. Alexan-
dor McDonald, in the 73d year of his age;

a The House of Assembly, after sit-
ting for six weeks, rose on Monday last.
We will give in a future number the titles
of the bills hatched.

‘THe ice on our harbor is as firm as it
was a month-aga. | Horses may be secn
on it in all directions. Many persons
have recently travelled out around Sea
— Cow Head on the ice. From present
Appearances it will be two or three weeks
yet before ithe harbor will be open. ‘The
ice, we learn, has all moved off from the
North Side. Caseumpee Harbor is all} joaving a widow, 11 children, and 2t bap
Pelee A vessel sailed out of Malpeque ip a « oe ane loss. Hcgehdolgl hae
the > " . 1 a native 0} arno i. of sh B | by
What file cane i saree all |Island in the year 1817.—[ Nova Scotia pa- |

¥ : | pers please copy.
clear of ice. | At the Lunatic Asylum, on Monday, the 6th

i Inst., of Senile Decay, Jolin Campbell, mar- |
A not of Flour offered at Auction on Haun UN, ated 62 years:

Tuesday jast sold for 678, 6d. per barrel.| At Vernon River, on the 4th March, after

My mnths’ oss . Alexander McRae,
Tire farm of the late H.N. Hope, Esq., four months’ illness, Mr. Alexander McRae

aged 70 years, He was a native of Ross-
was sold at Auction, on Monday last,and aliee, HoaHlAnd, and emigrated to this Island
realized the sum of £600.

iin early life,

and the wind of the past}

| wr approved eredit.

SCHOOL BOOKS.

| proved Notes of Hand.

| WM. HUBBARD, Auctioneer.
Alberton. April Sth, 1863.

| STOCK,

Farming Implements, House-

hold Murniture, &e.,

| FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION ! |

ee
i for sale by PUBLIC AUCTIOD
| premises of Mr. J. L. WRIGHT, Centreville, on |

| Monday, 27th April, inst.

Subscriber has been authorized to offer

Sale to commence at Lo'clock, p, in. The follow: |
‘ing Stock, farming Laplements, Household Purni-
Hture, &e., consisting of —

lt Mare, b Jill A superior Horses, 2 Cows, 2
| Wood Shei ‘ so Collirs, 1 Cart, 1
| Double True 2)
Riding W

you, | single Do Do,
tts Waggon Harness |
Sritehing, 2 Pads and Britebing, |
-bunds, | Set Swingletrees, |

Ifousehold Furniture.

Sofa, | Lounge, 1 Cheffioneer, 1 Book Case |
4 Bedstends, Stoves, Chairs, Tables, &e., &e |
Terms Liberal, made known at sale. |
Sale Positive, and no reserve!
JOHN CLAY, Auot.
April 16, 1868,—2i*
Boot & Shoe Factory !
"PMI subseriber begs leave to direct the
attention of the public to his

BOOT & SHOE SHOP,
AT
NEW GLASGOW BRIDGE,

where he is prepared to do all des¢riptions of
work in hig line, at the shortest noticé, and
guarantees good material and * perfect fits.”
No slop-work performed here.

Men and women’s Boots and Shoes kept
ronstantly on hand, and sold cheap for cash

Just step in and leave your measure.
JAMES D. HOUSTON,
New Glasgow Bridge, Feb, 27, 1868.

NEW SERIES OF

MetateeleniPGn eter

(PME NEW SERIES of READING

BOOKS, authorized by the Boann or
Enveation for use in the PUBLIC SCHOOLS
of this Island, can now be had complete at

Harvie’s Bookstore,
QUEEN STREET.
Armeran piscount allowed to Teachers
and Wholesale Dealers.
ha” Please send in your orders.

) Cavendish, April 9, 1868

on the | eligible building sites in the Town,

Cl'town, March 5, 1868.tf

SRS LEON o eer

DAVID McNEILL,

BUILDING LOTS
IN ALBERTON !

AMIE Subseriber offers for sale Light of the
Nine Lots marked and numbered on the
plan hereto annexe |, situated in the very
centre of the rising ‘Town of ALBERTON,
and are, without exception, by far the most

The Lots at present for sale are Nos. 1, 2,
3,4,5.6, 7and 8. No. 9, with the Dwelling
llouse thereon being reserved for the present

An unquestionable Title guaranteed. |

‘Terms made known on application to |

BENJ, ROGERS.
PRINCESS STREET

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MILLER WANTED.
W ANTED, by the Subscriber, a good
steady MAN competent to take chrirge
ot a GRIST MILL,
THOMAS LINKLETTER.
Lot 1%, March 26, 1868. 3i*

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FINAL NOTIC

LL persons indebted to the undersigned, |
whose Accounts are. still unpaid, are
hereby notified to pay and settle their Ac-
counts forthwith, to save further trouble and
expenses of law suit, &c, |
‘The subscribers offer for sale their interest
in the Shipyard at Egmont Bay, with the,
buildings thereon. |
peo"? ‘Terms as may be agreed on, '
JOUN HASZARD & CO. |

St. Eleanor's, March 19, 1868. 8m {

FOR SALE! 7

|
)FPAUE UULL and SPARS of a BRIGAN- | -

TINE, nearly finished and complete, of |
or about the following dimensions *—T ength
from stem to stern post over all, 8t feet;
mean Breadth, 234 feet; depth in hold, at)
midships, 11 feet. Will be of orabout 150}
‘Tons Registerand Iron fastened. Ifrequired,
and by an early application, the above vessel
enn be delivered atioat on or before the 1th |

| May next.

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ha Terms of sle—one half at three’
months, the Balance at six months, on ap-!
proved Notes. For furth r particulars apply
to

,

|
JOUN HASZARD. |
St. Eleanor’s, March 19, 1868.

DAWSON'S ESTATE! |

yas |
Impotrant Notice.
FPMIL subscribers have been instructed by |
THE TRUSTEES OF W.B. DAWSON’'S

ATR, to SUE all parties. without any
distinction, whose unsettled Accounts, or |
Notes of Hand, to W. B. DAWSON or GLO. |
NICOLL are not immediately paid.

ALLEY & DAVIES,

Atty’s for Trustees of Dawson's Estate
Ch'town, Feb, 27, 1868. !
ok Nt ltt |

Barber Shop!

La substriber respectfully announces to
the } eople of Summerside, and the public
in general, that he has opened a

BARBER SHOP }

on St. Stephen Street, fn the house adjoining |

Messrs, O'Neill & Son's Store, where he is |

prepared to do all work appertaining to his |

prafession. Best assortment of

Hair Oils, Hair Restorera, Tooth
Poreders, Dyes, de.,

always on hand on the most reasonable terms.”

te Razors carefully pus in order 49
CHAS. OTTO WINKLER.
Summerside, Jan 60, 1868.

Now is the time to subscribe

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In that period he also sold twelve setts of
Fanners, and has now on hand twenty setta
of the same, of different styles and prices.

Jlorse-rakes, Ploughs, Harrows, and in fact
every kind ofimplement used on a farm-—
shert of a mowing machine—is made by him,

His work is too well known to need pufting
at his hands,

If you necd anything in his line, just como
along, or send to him at his miinufactory on
Union Street, Summerside, and yOu will have
your wants attended to.

hM Iron-turning ofall descriptions neatly

‘done to order.

TILOMAS HALL.
Summerside, March 26, 18038.—2m_—

BRITISH & AMERICAN

IIOUSE
RE-OPENED!!

FUMIE subscriber having taken a lease of the

above premises (lately occupied by J. L.
Hlolinan, Esq., on Water street) with a view
of doing a

©eneral Retail Business.

‘would respectfully intimate to its friends and

the public in general that, having completed
the purchase of a Stock of Merchandise s
extremely low prices, consisting of

Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
&c., &c.,

Ife fs now prepared to seli the same at avery
small advance, for cash or appraved credit.

ARTHUR MILLS.

arch 19. 1868,

Bring Along Your on
a TIO PE a)
SMITLIVS FORGE
PPE sabecriber having engaged the servic:
I neood HORS! LOUIE. tad CARRE ‘on
and SLEIGH MOUNTER be ia now prepared to
execnte all such work, a8 well asull other wore
in his line of businews, at his Fore (Sntherland’a

old stand) on Water Street, opposite Ule store of
Colm McLennan, Esq.

Summe

NEWTON LAE.
Snommersida, Nev 91.3807 Sen

FOR SALE.
Mill Stones! Mill Stones,

NE pair FRENCH BURRS, 2M. 6in.
1 do 8f., Iron strapped. Apply to

W. W.STUMISLRS,

Chitown, March 24, 1868, i

for the Journal—only $1 a year

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