————

Summer Arrangement—F, W. Hales.
Mails—John A, McDonald.
Public Lands—John Aldous.
Mails —Thomas Crabb.
Moving West—Llenry Oliver.
Shawl Lost—Michael FitzGerald,
Who Found It—Journal Ontice.
To Arrive—Wm. Beairsto.
Tea Party—Allan McKendrick.
Notice—J. Bertram.

_ Western Stage—Jolin McFadyen,
Notice—Thomas Cairns.
Flour—T. B. Hall.

Tur Steamers of the P. EB. Island 8S. N.
Company have again altered their time.
They will hereafter make their trips each
week from Charlottetown to Summerside and
Shediac, and return, three times. ‘This new
arrangement, although it may give passen-
gers and shipners leaving here a little trouble,
will be found to be a good one for passengers
going to St. John and the United States, ‘The
steamers call at Holman’s wharf, while the
other wharf is undergoing repairs.

WE were shown yeeterday some very large
new potatoes, from the garden of the Rev.
Mr. Frame.

We learn that the Mackerel are coming in
very plenty this season, At a stage owned by
the Hon. G. W. Howlan, near Cascumpee
Harbor, the boats took 45 barrels mackerel on
Friday ind Saturday last. At Miminigash en
Saturday last, one man and his boy took 1000
mackerel, and a number of otrers took from
$00 to 600 each. Mr, Matheson’s stage there
is doing well. The prospect thus far is very
encouraging.

Tue Examination of the Convent de Notre
Dame, at Tignish, took place on Saturday
last. A great number of persons were pic-
sent. We are informed that the Examination
was very satisfactory.

Te crops to the Westward of the Island
look well, and very promising. ‘The carly
sown wheat especially is good. Potatoes, in
some places, have missed, but still there will
be an average crop, Several persons have
commenced hay making. We noticed the
mowing machine at work in avery fine field
of hay kelonging to Herbert Bell, Bsq., of
Alberton, while passing that way last Monday.
‘The vast improvements that are being made
through the Western oad and different other
parts West, are really astonishing, We do
not wonder that so many old farmers from the
Kastward are purchasing tarms in the West.

It is said that Fruit will be very plenty tuis
Summer.
Remember the Auction Sale of Mr. An-
drew Campbell, Lot 16, on ‘Tuesday next.
— -- o-—

TEMPERANCE UNION,

According to notice, a meeting of the three
Temperance organizations in Malpeque and
vicinity, was this day convened in the Me-
chanie’s Institute. having in view the organi-
zation of a Union Society, for promoting the
cause of ‘}emperance by unity of action.

Mr. Arch. McKay was chosen chairman,
and the undersigned secretary. After remarks
from seyeral persons, the following resulutions
were carried:

Resolved, That Union Temperance Meetings.
composed of members of Evening Star Division,
Soot, Franklin Temple and Trafalgar Lodge,
would greatly further the cause of Temporance in
our midst.

2. Resolved That thia society be known as the
© Princetown Temperance Union.’”

3. Resolved, That this society be governed by a
President, two Vice Presidents, a Secretary und
‘Treasurer, and a committee of nine equal members,
te be chosen from euch society.

4. Resolved, That the clection of eflicers shall
be annually, and on the last Monday in dane of
euch year,

After the election of officers, and addresses
from several members, the meeting was closed
by singing, to mect again on Monday, the
Jzth July, at 8 o'clock,

W

Macregue, June ¢

Married.

At the Parsonage, Summerside, on the 21st
July, by the Rev. A, Stewart DesBrisay, Mr,
Robert Price, of South Shore, Bedeque, to
Miss Ruth Read, of Oxford, N. S.,

At Summerside, on the 3rd instant, by I.
C. Green, J. P., Mr. Arthur Howat, of Lot
17, to Miss Mary Hall, of Lot 19.

On July 12th, at the Minister's residence.
hy the Rey, J. Winterbotham, Mr, Donald
McKinnon, to Miss Jemima Curtis, both of
Malpeque Road.

AtSt. James’ Church, Charlottetown, P. 1.
I., on the 12th inst, by the Rev. Thomas
Puncan, Mr. J. Henry Sutherland, of Halifax,
N. S., to Bessie youngest daughter of the
Jate J. F. Williston, Esq., Chatham, N. B,

On the 12th instant, by the Rey. ‘Tliomas
Duncan, Mr. Ronald McDonald, Princetown
Road, to Miss Jane Cameron, Margate.

Atthe Mause, on ‘Thursday evening, the
15th inst., by the Key, W. R. Frame, Mr.
James Cameron, of Lot 1), to Mary Henrietta,
eldest daughter of Mr, Richard Murray,
Lot 17.

TB. Ramsar, See'y.

At Freetown, onthe 16th inst., of Diarrhea,
Robert, infant son of Mr. Robert Mardy,

syed 5 months.

At Charlottetown, on Tuesday, 15th, afier
un illness of two years, Julia Maria, eldest
daughter of 1, IL, Duchemin.

At Bonshaw, on the 9th instant, Ida Mme-
line. aged two months and five days; and on
the following day, John G, Cameron, aged
two months and six days, twin children of
Mr. Jolin Rodd.

Summer Arrangement!

ENTIRE CHANGE OF TIME
OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF

Pp. E. Island Steamers

st. Lawrence and P. of Wales,
80 AS TO
Connect with Boston Boat

Three Times a Week !
Commencing on Friday Evening,
for United States & N. Brunswick! |

NE of the above-named Steamers will

leave Charlottetown for Summerside and
Shediac every MONDAY, W EDNESDAY
and FRIDAY Evenings, at half past 7 o'clock
—returning from Shediac every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at noon, on
arrival of Train from St. John.

Kor Nova Scotia.

Leave Charlottetown for Pictou every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
ata. m., taking Passengers and Freight for
Ilawkebury, Gut of Canso, on ‘Tuesday; for
Vort Hood on ‘Thursday, and Georgetown on
Saturday ; and Returning, from Georgetown
on Monday; Hawksbury on Wednesday, and
Port flood on Friday, by way of Pictou, leay-
ing latter place at noon on arrival of ‘Train
from Halifax on cach above named days.

pa By this arrangement a thorough con-
nection from all above named places to BOS-
'TON and all intermediate Vorts, will be cs-
tablished, withont any delay or stoppage on
the way.

Dy order,
¥, W. TALES,

July 19, 1869. Secretary.

MAILS.
New Summer Arrangement.
N and after FRIDAY, the 23rd instant,
me until further notice, the Mails for the
United States, Canada and New Brunswick,
via Shediac, will be closed at the General
Pog, Office, Charlottetown, every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Evening, at
7 o'clock,

For Nova Scotia, via Pictou, every MON-
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ven
ing, at 7 o'clock.

Mails for Great Britain, Newfoundland and
the West Indies, every alternate MONDAY
and WEDNESDAY Evening, at 7 o'clock,
as follows, viz .—
Monday, July 26,
Wednesday, do. 28,
Monday, August 9,

Wednesday, Oct. 6,
Monday, do 18,
Wednesday, do 20,

Wednesday, do 11, Monday, Novr, 1,
Monday, do 23, Wednesday, do 8,
Wednesday, do 25, Monday, do 15,
Monday, Sept. 6, Wednesday, do 17,
Wednesday, do 8, Monday, do 20,
Monday, do 20, Wednesday, Dee, 1,
Wednesday, do 22, Monday, do 13,
Monday, October 4, Wednesday, do 15

Mails for Summerside, St. B!eanor’s, North
Bedeque and Lower Freetown, to be forward:
ed by Steamer, will be closed every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday Evening at 7 o'clock.

Mails for Georgetown and Souris, per
Stesmer, every Friday Evening, at 7 o'clock.

Letters to be registered, and Newspapers,
must be posted at Jeast half an hour before
the time of closing Mails.

A Mail for England, via United States, will
be forwarded when required. postage on let-
ters 7d sterling,

Letters and Newspapers, for the West
Indies and Newfoundland, must be prepaid.

‘The Steamers carrying the above Mails
will leave Charlottetown for Shediac. every
Monday, Wednesday and Fridiy Evening, at
7.30, p.m.

For Pictou, Steamer leaves Charlottetown
every Tuesday, ‘Thursday and Saturday morn-
ing, at 5, a.m.

Mails from the United States, Canada and
New Brunswick, will be due on the evenings
of Monday, Wednesday and Iriday, at 9.30.

From Noya Scoti:, on the evenings of Mon-
day, Wednesday and Friday, at 5 o'clock,

JOUN A. MACDONALD,
Postmaster General,
General Post Office, Ch.'Town, July 19, 769.

: ~ MAILS.

N and after FRIDAY, the 23rd instant,

the Mails tor New Brunswick, &c., will
be closed at this Oflice every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Evenings, at
8 o'clock,

THOMAS CRABB,
Postmaster.

LANDS.

PUBLIC

Opening of New Roads on Town-
ships Nos. 2, 5,6 and 14,
—AND A—

Sale of Wilderness Lands.

TYNE Commissioner of Public Lands will
attend on TUESDAY, the 27th instant,
at 10 o'clock, a.m., at Mr. J. UH, VitzGerald’s,
Mount Hemlock, Lot 14, and submit to sale
the oreNING of a New Line of Road, from
Western Road to the Grand River Road.

On WEDNESDAY, the 28th, at 10 o'clock,
a.m., at Mr. R. Craswell’s, Lot 6, will sell
the Extension of the Howlan Road, and same
day, at 12 o'clock, noon, at Mr. M. Lynch's,
will sell the Extension of the Duvar Road,
Lot 5.

On THURSDAY, the 29th, at 10 o'clock,
a.m, at Mr. Thomas Gillian’s, Kildare
River, Lot 4, to receive applications and de-
termine Fishery Stations.

On FRIDAY the 80th, at 10 o'clock, a.m.,
at Mr. Robert Smith's, Western Road, Lot 2,
will sell the Opening of a new Line of Road
from the Western Road to the Palmer Road.
The Commissioner will be prepared to re-
ceive payments and make sale of Wilderness
Lands, at either of the places atthe dates
above named,

JOUN ALDOUS,
Comunissioner,
Land Office, July 8, 1869.

| 0 ARRIVE.
MOLASSES & SUGAR!

FANIE Subscriber will have for sale, about

the ist of AUGUST next, cheap for cash

or approved paper,

20 Puns. Fine Barbadoes MOLASSES,

10 'Ticrces and some barrels of SUGAR.
WM. BEAIRSTO,

Summerside, July 22, 1869.—tf

- ATMA PARTY  —

\ ILL be held AT CAMPBELLTON, Lot
4, in connection with the Presbyterian

Church, on

THURSDAY, 29th inst.,

A Refresh-

The Com-

Tea on the tables at 1 o'clock,
ment table opened at 10 o'clock.

one of the best of the season. It will be at-
tended with vocal and instrumental music. If
the 29th proves unfavorable, the ‘ea will take
place on the day following.
By order of the Committee,
ALLAN McKENDRICK,
Campbellton, Lot 4, July 22, 1869.—1i

"FLOUR, FLOUR!

UST RECEIVED by the Subscriber, a
quantity of

Choice No. | Canada Flour,
which will be sold low.

THOS. B. HALL.

1860,—4i

e

Summerside, July

Western Stage!
P

ASSENGERS arrivingin the STEAMER,

going to ort Hill, Alberton, Tignish, &e.,
can be conveyed by the Subseriber on
TUESDAY and FRIDAY mornings, leaving
Sunimerside at 6 o'clock, a. m,,

JOUN McFADYEN.
Mail Carrier,

Sommerside, July 22d, 1869.

NOTICE.

FEMIE Subscriber will always be on hand,
witha COVERED COACH, on the arrival
and departure of the STEAMER, at this Port,
to convey PASSENGERS and LUGGAGE
to and trom the Hotels, to the Wharf.
llorses and Carriages to Hire.

TILOMAS CAIRNS.

Summerside, July 22d, 1869. 1

NOTICE! —

LL FREIGHT and LUGGAGE to be

shipped in the Steamer, can be stored
in the warehouse on HOLMAN’S WHARE,
on Moxpay, Wepxrspay and Fripay,
previous to her arrival at this port. No stor-
age charged on freight to be shipped.

J. BERTRAM, Agent,
Summerside, July 22, 1869.

mittee will spare no pains to make this Tea} —

——

SIDE JOURNAL.

MOVING WEST!
‘PaBries Moying West will do well to
cull and see the Subscriber's FARM,
(Government Title) Head of Dock River,
near Presbyterian Church, ALBERTON,
which is for private sale, with CROP, &c.
The Farm is too well known to need fur-

ther particulars.
NENRY OLIVER.
22,1869 3w

Lost!

N Tuesday last, between Summerside and

Miscouche, @ Plaid Red and Black
SHAWL The finder will be rewarded by
leaving it at the Journan Olfice, or with the

Subscriber.
MICHAEL FITZGERALD.
Western Road, July 20, 1869. 1w

Who Found It?

OsT, on tife 3rd of July, instant, between
Kensington and Summerside, (by the
Lower Road) a dark PLAID SUAWL. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving it at the
JOURNAL OFFICK.
ow

Alberton, July

July 22, 1869.

Weaving, Weaving!

New England Self-Acting
% “
GAND LOOM |!
VIE Subscriber having procured one of
the above LOOMS, is now prepare | to do
Cusiom WEAVING ofall kinds, Any style
of goods can be done on this Loom, A dozen
different quills can be woven upon the same
warp, Can weave a web six feet ten inches
wide, Cloth double width, and Seamless Bags
‘The best of work guaranteed. No delay. Call
and see the Loom and specimens of work.
Reduced prices for Weaving.
DANIEL D. CREW,

Near the Drill Shed.
1869,

Summerside, July 1

Watches & Clocks.

FANE Subscriber has just received a new
A supply of CLOCK & WATCIL Material,
aidis prepared to execute all work in the
Watchmaker’s line,

DANIEL D,. CREW.
Summerside, July 15, 69. 9 Near Drill Shed

NOTICE.

MIE ANNUAL MEETING of the Cas-
cumpee AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
will be held on FRIDAY, the 23rd instant, at
the Temperance Hall, at 2 o'clock, p.m.

ALEX. HOKILON,
Alberton, July 15, 1869. 2w

SHINGLES & LATHS!

JOR Sale by the Subscriber, a quantity of
LATHS 4 feet and 44 feet long.

Sawed SULNGLES always on hand,

DAVID ROGI

Summerside, July 15, 1869.

pitt

THE PIONEER LINE
From Liverpool Direct!
din, J. Hui, Master, copper}

ie and copper fastened, classed AL at

Lloyd's, will sail from the above port about
the Ist of SEP LEMBER for this port prrecr.
The satisfaction already given Consignees,
warrants the subscriber in’ soliciting further
shipments by this vessel.

b@ Apply to Messrs. War. Stewart &
Co.. | Tratlord Chambers, Liverpool; or to
the owner,

MPMIE fast sailing Brig Wkewa-

Summerside, Ja

FROM LIVERPOOL !

ed te

Charlottetown & Summerside.

i THE FAST SATLING Brigantine

“*A7ULICIICA,” K. FIN-

LAYSON, Commander, 233° tons,
classed Al at Lloyd's; coppered and copper
fastened, will be on the berth for the above
Ports KARLY IN AUGUS'T, and sail on or
about the Ist SEPTEMBER.
Importers wishing an early arrival of their
Fall stock, can, by forwarding tieir orders in
good time, avail themselves of this opportu-
nity.
For Freight apply to Messrs. Davip Can-
xox, Soss & Co,, 57 South John Street, Liv
erpool, or to

JAMES L. HOLMAN,
pat. 2i Summerside.

July 8, 1869.
RE BUCKEYE

MOWER & REAPER!

TYME Subseriber has received, from the
celebrated minufactory of A.D. RICH-
ARDSON & CO., Worcester,

94 of the above superior
Machines,

Wannantenv to give entire satisfaction,
pam Farmers will do well to call early,
and selecta poertoeet maine aime, at
a moderate price, and upon good terns,

ROBT. 'T. HOLMAN.

Summerside, July Lb, 1869, Bw
BARGAINS !
IN

STERL FORKS,
NASH'S SCYTHES,
N. S. STONES,
2 & 3 Bowed RAKES, at
R. ‘I, HOLMAN'S.
Summerside, July 15, 1869, 3w

LADIES’
Will find a very large assortment of
Butter & Preserve Crocks!
—ALSO—
Flower Pots!

R. T. HNOLMAN'S.

Summerside, July 15, 1869. 3m

Cheap at

Just Received,
BARRELS No. 1 Superfine Flour,
50 10 Barrels Oatment
ARTHUR BP, MILLS.
Summerside, July 8, 1869.

AND WILL BE SOLD LOW:
20 Boxes Extract Log wood.

~ FOR THE LADIES.

NEW

Artificial Flowers,
Feathers,
Dress Buttons,
Silk Laces,
Gimps,
Colkirs,
Ribbons,

Gloves.

Ilats,

BOOTS AND SHOES, &e., &e., &e.

Just received and for enle CHEAT at

FINLAY MeNEILE’S.

jon the premises.

FOR SALE in BEDEQUE

AUS Subscriber offers for sale a FREE-
HOLD FARM, containing 72 Acres of
LAND. About 35 acres are cleared, and in
a high state of cultivation; the remainder is
covered with hard and soft wood. ‘There is
also a good Marsh adjoining it, which cuts 4
stacks of Hay annually,
There are on the premises a good Dwelling
Tlouse, Barn, Blacksmith shop and other out-
buildings, anda never-failing spring of water
but.a few yards from the house. ‘This pro-
perty fronts on Dunk Kiver, and is within a
short distance of Mussel Mud, Seaweed, &c.,
and being convenient to market, makes it al-
together a very desirable situation,
Yor further particulers apply to Davip
Rogers, Dunk River Mills, or to the subscriber

MRS. J. ROGERS.
Bedeque, July 14, 1869.

For Sale or to Let !

——e

Mill and Distillery.

APL Subscriber offers tor SALE orto LET

the DISTILLERY owned by him, situae

ted in Lone River, New London, ‘dhe Dis-

tillery is in good working order.

ALSO—The GRIST MILL, alongside of

the Distillery, which is in excellent order.

and working every day.

There isa Dwelling House close to the

Mill, which will also be Let,

ba? Theabove Property is situated in a

public part of New London, and offers a good

inducement to any person wishing to make

money. ‘The Mill and Distillery will be sold

or rented separately or together,

DUNCAN ADAMS.
Long River, New London, July 8, 1860 1m

FARM FOR SALE!

MIL subscriber offers for sale 100 ACRES
of excellent LAND, situate at SiMe P
RIVER, Lot 13, the property of Mr. ADAM
CLAY, who has recently removed to the U.S
On the above property there is a comfort-
able DWELLING HOUSE and good BARN.
‘There are about 20 Acres of it clear and under
fence. ‘The remainder is covered with yalu-
able hard and soft wood, is not over a quarter
ofa mile from an inexhaustible supply of
Manure, quite near a good set of Mills. and
altogether is well worthy the attention of in-
tending purchasers.
Terms liberal—made known on application
JOUN CLAY,

Je

to

Centreville, July 8, 1869,
LOOK HERE !
FANE Subscriber offers for sale a splendid
ipicce of MARSEIL on ‘fownship No. 26,

son the South side of Dunk River, a short dis-

tunce below the Bridge, joining Wm. Schur-
man’s Farm; subject to a yearly rent of Sd.
per acre. Lor further particulars and terms,
apply to GLORGE CLARK,

July 1, 1869. Wilmot Creek.

pring 1869.

MOI STANFIELD WOOLEN COM-
PANY at TRYON, in thanking the
Public for the liberal patronage received
would respectfully inform their customers
and the Public generally that the Mill having
been put in good repair and m de thoroughly
eflicient inevery department; they will con-
tinue to manufacture Cloths, Flannels, Blank-
ting &¢., from custom Wool as heretofore,
Parties wishing to do their own weaving can
have ticir wool Picked, Oiled, Carded and
Spun, tor one shilling per pound, Custom-
ers may rely ona quick return, and if desired
may have Cloth in exchange at time of de-
livering Wool, asa constant supply will be
always on hand.
Wool which must be clean washed, free of
mats and coarse locks, and of good quality
received at the Hon H. J. Callbeck’s, Charlot-
tetown, or at the Mill.

STANFIELD WOOLEN Co.
Tryon, July 1, 1869, 4m.

BKCURSIONS
d AUGUST!

BY
Steain N. Company’s Steamers
URSONS aesiraue of obtaining RETORN

P Vickets, available for ONE WEEK, to
and from any places called at by Co's Steam-
ers, may purchase the same for ONE anda
HALE FARE; or parties of FIVE or more
may obtain the same at ONE single fare, one
‘Vicket only being issued to the party.
tag Season ‘Tickets, at reduced fares,
can be had on application at the office.
By order,

F. W. HALES, Sec'y.
{july 9.

1

JULY an

July 1, 18

poh

LUMBER!
FPNIUIE Subscriber has on hand a quantity of
PINE BOARDS and PLANKS; LATS
and SLUDDING,—which he offers for sale
in lots to suit purchasers.

JAS. L. TOLMAN.

Summerside, June 14, 1569.

FLOUR! FLOUR!!
UST RECEIVED, per steamer /LAM-
BURGH, trom MONTREAL,

100 BARRELS

e

No.1 Superfine FLOUR.
: D. ROGEKS.
Summerside, Suly 8, 1860.

CANADA FLOUR.
UST RECEIVED, per sehr. SEA BIRD,
from MONTREAL,

350 Bbls. choice No. | Flour.

Vor sale very low for cash.
JAMES L. TOLMAN,
Whiolesale Warchouse,
Head Holman’s Wharf, July &, 1869.

~DBAL FREIGHTS. —
We ED, SEVERAL VESSELS
arry DEALS.

ye.

British Channel, Liverpool and the ©
Apply to A. HL. YATES,
Commission Merchant.
Ch. Town, June 20, 1869, 2n

BRITISH AND AMERIC
HOUSE.

UST RECEIVED, per steamer Merrit
and Schr. Josephine from MONTREAL

J
and Robert Noble trom BOSTON—
8 Casks Kerosene OIL, 1 Bbl. Olive do.
1 Tin Neets-foot OLL, 1 do. Castor OLL
1 do. Cod-liver OIL, 3 de. Carring
Varnish, 2 do. Furniture do., 6 boxe:
‘Yobacco, 20 Caddies do,, 6 demijohn
French Vinegar, 2 sacks Filliburts,

1 do. Currants,
rup, Raspberry, Lemon and Strawberr,
do,
Low for Cash or approved credit.
A.V’, MILLS.

Summerside, June 17, ‘69.

6 Bbls. Coal Tar !

rs SALE LOW for Cash or approve
credit, A. P. MILLS,
Summerside, June 17, 1864.

Summerside, July 8, 1800,

to
‘Vo load at Buctouche,
Richibucto, and Shemogue, for Ports in the

AN

Bbls. Redwood. 2 Bbls, Crushed Sugar, |
Dozens Pine Apple Sy- |

Unfailing Eye

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CELEBRATED

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IYIS GLASSES. |

The Large and increasing sale of these

PERFECTED GLASSES|

Is a sure proof of their superiority. We were
satisfied that they would be appreciated here
as elsewhere, and that the reality of the ad-
vantages offered to weurers of our beautiful
lenses, viz.: the ease and comfort, the assured
and readily ascertained improvement of the
sight, and the brilli-nt assistu ce they give in
all +s, were in themselves so apparent on
trial, thatthe result could not be otherwise
than ithas, inthealmost general adoption of our
Celebrated Pertceted spec-
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Witha full knowledge of the yalue of the
assertion, we ¢laim that they are the most
perfect optical aids ever manufactured, To
those needing Spectact afford at all

AND

Toa, We
times an opportunity of procering the best
and most desirable.

R. T. HOLMAN.

Agent, Summerside.
las always on hand a full assortment, suitable
for every dilliculty.

We nike occasion to notify the public that we
employ no pedlers, and) to caution them awainet
those pretending to have our goods tor sale,

duly 5, bso, ly

‘WANTED.
ANTED, aSECOND CLASS TEACII-
LR, of the Episcopalian persuasion,
for the St. Eleanor’s District School.
Apply to
GEORGE JONES, Trustee.
St. Pleanor’s, July Ist, 1860. Im

i} R. JAMES CAMPBELL, of S3i
ih nor's, and late Firm of JAMES
& Uo., of Summerside, having by Deed
Assignment bearing date the 13th of this pre-

sett month, and registered in the Deputy

Vrothonotary’s office, at St. Mleanor’s, assign:

ed all their Book Debts, Notes and Judge-

ments to the subscriber, for certain purposes

and trusts thercin mentioned

NOTICE is hereby given that the Creditors

of the saa! party or parties, who wish to come

in and execute said Trust Deed, are requested

so to do within Sixty Days trom this date,

otherwise they will be debarred from partici-

pating in any benefits of the said ‘Trust Deed,

ALL Persons indebted to. the said particsy
are hereby requested to make inimediate pay-

ment, in settlement of their respective debts,

to the subseriber, at his office, in Summerside,

who done is now authorised to receive and

grant reecipts for the same.

Dated at Summerside,
the 2Ouh day of May, 1869.
HARRY C. GREEN,

11 THY
DISSOLUTION.
an E CO-PARTNERSIUD heretofore ex-

isting between the undersigned, is this
day DISSOLVED by mutual consent.

R.A. STRONG will receive, and grant

discharges fur all debts due the Iir

R. A. STRE

CHAS. W. STRONG,

Summerside. June Ist, 1869,

Assignees WN otice,

“WORTH KNOWING!

Kind reader; wonld you see your foot
Inside a neatly finished Boor,

And fecl you mmy without disgrace

Look even Vrinces in the face ?

Well, if you would, just call on me,
And you will very shortly see,

That I can do the work so neit,

And make the finish so complete,

That you would wonder froin your heart
You came so lute toGEORGE MUTLTART!

Is any man without a Sorr ?
The truth must now be plainly told,
Lhat such there are, and £ would say
To such an one, make no delay,
Forif you come, Uve heard it told.
You will and you will not be sorup t
Kor you can get for Money down,
‘The pest and cheapest work in ‘own,
So come and vet a wisemian’s part,
And get your Boots from

GEORGE MUTTART.
Sentral St., Summerside, June 24, 1869.

HEW TIN SHOP!

TENE Subscriber would respectiully inti-
mate to his friends and the public in gen: |
eral, that his engagement with K. ‘T. Holman,
Esq., having ceased, he has purchased the
Stock in ‘Trade of his TIN SitOW, and has
now commenced business on his own necount,
in the Shop under the Clifton House, opposite
Steeves’ Hotel, on Centran Srreer, in Su
sensipg, and is prepared to execute all orders
in TINWARE, Sti T IRON, COPPER, |
&e., at the shortest notice.
A good supply of TINWARTE will always
be kept on hand, and will De sofd at Manu-
facturer’s prives— Very Cheap.
This Establishment being AC EV iaest
Class One, those wanting anything
in this line of ‘Trade, will tind it to
be to their advantage to give the NEW ‘TIN
SHOP a call.
Town and Country Merchants supplied at
the very lowest Wholesale prices.
Jobbing done at the shortest notice.
The highest price. in CASH, paid for Old
COPPER and BRASS.

JOHN BETHUNE,
Summerside, June 24, 1860

~ GLIFTON HOUSE.

1869. SUMMER. 1869.
{ have now completed our spring im-

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W portations, and would call the attention
of persons in want of summer supplies to our

Large and varied Stock of

a? ALG" 5 NI ¢ x
MERCHANDIZE,
received from the best markets, which we
offer at the lowest prices possible, among
which can be found—
DRY GOODS of every Tobacco,
description, jSoda,
HARDWARE, ditto,/Sole Leather,

Molasses

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Preservers |

Fence Poles and other Wood.

_Aue tion Sales.

ON TUESDAY NEXT.
IMPORTANT

AUCTIORN!

Valuab'e Property

fPXUE Subscriber has been instructed to-
sell by AUCTION, on

Tuesday, 27th July, instant,
at 12 o'clock, noon, the whole of the
VALUABLE PROPERTY
or OF
ANDREW N. CAMPBELL,
of LOT 16, Prince County, consisting of :—

200 Acres of Land.

100 acres of FREEMOLD, all cleared and
under cultivation, having a front of 20 chains
on Richmond Bay, and 20 aercs of exvellent
MARSIT; the whole of the land has been
covered with Mussel Mud. There nre on the
premises a good DWELLING HOUSE, with
large Kitchen attached; a Wood House, a
large BARN, Hay House, Granary, Poultry
House, Pig House and Cookery, With other
Out-Buildings; a Well of Water near the
Mouse, a good Garden and Orchard, &e. &e.

100 acres LEASEHOLD, adjoining the
Freehold. 80 aercs are cleared, and 14 acres
ready to clear; the b ce is covered with
The whole
1) is fenced with Cedar. The right to
purchase is stipulated in the Lease.

The property will be sold in one or two
lots, to suit purchasers. Itwill be sold with
or without the Crop.

‘The above property is considered the hand-
somest in Lot 1G. It is pleasantly situated,
is only 7 miles trom) Summerside, and is in
the immediate neighborhood of Churehes,
School-houses, Mills, Blacksmith Borge, and
other convenicnces. It is only a short dis-
tance from the Mussel Mud, and an abundance
of Creck Mud and Seaweed on the Darn

«| Shore.

ta TERMS.-~A deposit of Ten per cent
tobe paid on the day of sale ; halfof the
balance when the deed is executed, and the
remainder in two years.
GEO. ANDERSON,
New London, July 10, 1869. Auctioneer.

ROAD NOTICE.

ue Subscriber will let by Pablie Auction,
to the lowest bidder, on THE SPOL, on

my J i ~

Tuesday, 27th July,
instant, at 11 o’clock, a.m., the following
work, viz:—

Certain REPAIRS to WILMOT CREEK
BRIDGE; and immediately afterwards, pro-
ceeding on, will let in’ the same inanner, toe
BULLDING ofa SCONE DRALN and other
work, near ‘Thomas Schurman’s, Lot 17,

Immediately after, the MACADAMIZING
of certain portions of the Road between ‘hos.
Cairns’s and Summerside,

Thence proceeding Westward, will let the
MACADAMIZI ain portions of the
Road between Jas. Darhy’s and Summerside.

—ALSO—

On Thursday, 20th Dily, inst.,
at 1 o'clock, p, m., on the spot, certain RE-
PAIRS to Grand or Elis River Bridge.

The above work to be performed according
to specification to be eubmitted ot the time
of sale.

?ub. Worlis,

JOUN CLAY, Sup. T
Prince County.

Bedeque, July 15, C9. —pr

NOTICE !

TENO be sold hy PUBLIC AUCTION, on the

premises, ‘Township No. 8, in) Prince
County, on THURSDAY, the FIRTH day of
AUGUST next, at Eleven o'clock, forenoon,
under and pursuant to a license duly granted
by His Honor the Surrogate of this Island for
ulat purpose:

ALL TI[AT Freehold Farm or tract of
Land which belonged to the late BAW RENCE
SUORT, of the atoresaid Township, Farmer,
decensed intestate, and of whiok he died seized
ed, situate on the said 4 oanship
ribed aud bounded as follows,—that

is to say:
Lying oa the North side of the Tamilton
Road (leading from Pierre Jacques Miike to
the West Point), having a frontage of about
nine chains thereon, and extending northward-
ly by parallel side lines for the distance of
about sixty chains; bounded on the West by
Angus McVherson’s farm; on the Bast by
Stephen McWilliams’ farina; and on the South
by the Hamilton Road, — containing Fifty
Acres, a little more or less, withall buildings
and appurtenances to the same belonging,
Trnms ov Sacu.—20 per cent, down, and
the balance in six months, with interest at six
per cent. per annum from day of sale.
JAMES YEO,
Administrator of the Estate of tte.
Inte Lawrence Short.
Tort Till, June 20uh, 1869.

The Climax Mower!

MANUPACTORED HY
|The Corry Machine Company

TANI subscriber being appointed Agent for

P.E. Island, for the above celebrated Ma-
chine, Farmers intending to purchase a Mow-
ing Machine this year, would do well to wait
afew weeks. until the “CLIMAX” arrives,
as it is belicved to be the best Machine ever
invented; one Firm alone having bought
ONE THOUSAND MACHINES | for this
present year,

As soon as tho Machines arrive—which .

will be ina fw days—full particulars will be
given,

JOUN F, BAKER,
Agent for V. ki. £.
Summerside June 3, 1869,

Also Agent for Haywood’s Cloth Mills,
‘Lignish,

SELLING OFF.

R A. STRONG is now selling o” a well
Xe Assorted stock of

General Merchandize,

At the Albion House,

i cheap, \3 x’ do., —AT—
j Hay Rakes & Forks. {Boots and Shoes,
Manure he [Kerosene Oi, Greatly Reduced Rates
it Shovels Cod do., era : H
"| Mud “ "| SHELE GOODS, or Casht
©! toc. Seythes and S.\cousisting of every-| And will be glad to see his old friends, and
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Hf Stones, thing suitable tor all others who want BARGAINS,
3 Nails, country trade, Ife takes this opportunity of expressing hie
Salt, leah ee | thanks for favors received personally, ns well

rhe justly eclebratec

Vermouth
STOVE,

Parlor = do.,

Paint, all kinds,

Oil, Turpentine,
Glass, Vuuy,
Tubs, Buckets, brooms

v|

eee (very best, a> i00 Bbls, No. 1 Ba
| usual, | of Island HBRRING
..| Raisins, Soap, jo0 Magdalen do,

The highvst price paid for Butter, Egg’
Sheep and Calf Skins, Old Tron, ete,

SCHURMAN & JOHNSTON,
Clifton Tlouse, New London. July 1, 156)

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Vas by the late Firm, and solicits a continuation,
Albion House, dune 3, 1869,

\— - - oon sat
WINDING UP.

LL Persons indebted to the late Firm of.

K.A, STRONG & BROR., are hereby

no that their respeetive Accounts must
be ~or otherwise arranged to the satiefac-
tion of the subseriber,

R. A, STRONG,
Summerside, June 5, 15wy.

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