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[3’ The Committee of Presbytery appointed to visit the Rev. \‘l'. Stcwarts Congregation will, (D. V.,) hold meetings in the Church at Lot 7, on Tuesday, September 10th, at 4 o'clock p. in., Set-- mon by the Rev. W. R. Frame, At the Brae, on Wednesday tllc lltli, some hour, Sermon by the Rev. A. Fraser. At Campbellton, on Friday the 13th, some hour, Sermon by the Rev. “1. It. Frame.

W Oats are selling to-day for 2s 3d. Barley for 43.

W We are obliged this week to omit a number of advertisements; We hope our friends will pardon us for this time.

Wn hear that W. E. Jarvis. Civil Engine- cr, who came to this Island it few weeks ago, has received an appointment as Engineer on the Inter-Colonial Railway. Mr. Janis is nephew to the lion. L‘ol. Gray, Charlotte- town Royalty.——llzr. ‘

Upwards of 3000 barrels of mackerel were reported at the Custom Ilousc during the past and present week. Of this quantity lnorc than two-thirds were caught by Ameri- can vessels and rcslllpped to the United Statosn—l'al.

TH: ship New Dominion, Iiickhnln, master, sailed for England yesterday. Site is a very superior vessel, and whether offered for sale br continued as a trader between Liverpool and Charlottetown, we hope sllc nnly prove to her owner—Ilon. J. C. Pope—u remu- licrstive speculation.—1’nt.

,‘VILD CHERRY Banana—The mclnory of Dr. Wiatar is embalnled ill the hearts oftliou- sands, wlloin llis flulsam of Wild Cherry has cured of coughs, colds, consumption, or some other form of Pulmonary disease.

'I‘Iic Schr. Glide arrived from Georgetown this week with 160 barrels of mackerel, lic- Ionging to tile Ilull. A. A. McDonald of that town, and 10 barrels owned by George l‘oolc, Esqr ., of tile same place. The people oftllc Island are prosecuting the lnacernl fishery as they never prosecuted itlbcforo. They have now it fleet, though small, of tho first-class v’hsscls for the business.—-l’a!.

The lion. Mr. Colcs took a short cruise ill tllc Dominion Cutter LIL Crinadl'cnne, wllich was in our harbor last week, aiid proceeded nearly as far as (.iiispc, when he found the Canadian Steamer [hr Majesty proceeding to Shediac, with a valuable cargo oflionr, wheat, inoal, &c., on board of wllicll he preceded on his hoinoward journey to Shcdiac. alid arrived] thence in the Princess of Wales on Saturday evening. We are glad to learn that thc health of tile honorable gentleman has been

. much iniprovcb dy his trip, though ashort one. —Ez. ____

Ilncui. Austin—About 8 o'clock on Wednesday night, as Mr. James Ilinc of West River, was passing up I’ownnl Street, two or three rulilans rushed upon llim from bchilld, knocked llilil dowli, and beat him most till- mercifully with, it is thought, u slilig shot or knotted bludgcon. Ills nose is brokcll, and his head is badly bruised aml out. We. hope every one of tllclll will be brought to justice ntldpunisllcd as they deserve . Snell villa- lions comhict as thuil‘s is a i"grace to the community in which they live. Only that Mr. Blue was a. very strolleg built man, his assailants would, at this momcnt, in all pro- bability, stalld charged with the awful crime of liiurdcr.-—I’at. ,

A Goon ('ATCIL—TIR‘ Fishing Sclloollcr Rattler, belonging to Messrs. Uwcu Brothers, arrived at Georgetown on ucstlay morning, with 256 barrels of Mackcial, most of which were caught tllc previous few days. — I‘ul.

On tllo first of June a volcano rose from the sea on the I'ortugcse coast, and has since been in a state of great activity. It has thrown up enormous masses of stone and lava and has formed a new island.

We perceive that Mr. llcrnard Reddin has

. rclilot’cd'to his splendid ilcw shop erected on the sitc of the old one. The building is four stories high, aild contains three colnodiuns s1lops.~—llrr.

[For the Silinnlcrside Journal._]

PORT IIILL DISTRIC" SCHOOL I’IC NIU AND TEA.

Mil. Emroa :—

Tllc above Social I’.trty canto oli‘ on Wctb nesday last, the. 2611i ult., ill the spacious lower roolll ofthe Mason Hall at Port Hill. The day turned out all tllnt could be desired. and thc juveniles assembled on the happy oc- casion enjoyed themselves to their heartsI content. The pvilnc movers of the cntcrtain< mont were, Mr. A. A. McKenzie nlid his pupils, backed up by some of the parents. Some of those who were chictiy instrumental in heightening the enjoytlicnt ol'lhc party llllist be specially mentioned. The cheerful suavin and gushing benevolence of the Rev. ll ll. Swubey illid Mrs. Slvltbcy on: known and ac- knowlcdgcd wherever their names are known. chur on they seem to 1ch so hapoy as when they midis others happy; and on tllc occasion referred to they even out-did tbclnsclvcs iii their kindness. 'I‘lic same may be said of the lion. Mrs. Yen and Mrs. Richards. For large-hearted liberalin it is difficult to find the equals of these two ladies. They were the principal contributors of the daintics of the tables. Neither must the name of that ster- Iing young gentleman, Mr. Thomas Adams, be olnittcd, wllo enthusiastically took up tllc spirit of the occasion, and contributed illoncy for the winners in the plays aild games

The following is the programme as carried out. during tllc festival :—-As soon as the tirst merry group of children arrived at the hall, and whilst their seniors were disposing thol viniitls on the tables, Miss Faustino Newbnrry sang “Grandmother,” which gave such satis- faction that thc song was auroral. Mr. lilac- chzio then led out the boys to a Colupcliull at raultilig. in which exercise some of the larger boys cleared 7 feet high. 'l'hcn fol» lowed the long vault, but the distances achiev- od were not measured. Returning into tin- Ilall, the boys illld girls together amused them- selves a quarter of an hour or so, at the ill]- cit-lit alld exciting play ot‘.»lltrnpps' l’ h'eureui'l. utter which the girls separately enjoyed tin-m- selves at the same play. The activity nml alertness displayed by lliaiiy of the youth of both sexes were truly amusing. The boys were tlicll taken out tor the Foot Races, ninl afterwards the girls (for young ladies llru not ashamed to rail here). The Winners 01 the several races received prich in money from Rev. Mr. Swabcy,and lroln Mcssrs.’l‘. Adams. James Richards, aild .Inltles Ilircll. ’I‘hurc were competitions also at the One Logged Racc, which created uilboundcd na-rrlmcnt. The time having arrived tor attacking the delicacch of the table, and Rcv. Mr. Swain-y having invoked a blessing, the Marlins and grinders of the juveniles were for some time very busy . arm the refreshments, all pre- sent formed into one great circle, lilld sang the two first verses of tile National Anthem. Parson Swlilloy then dclicverod a brii f address I suited to the occasion, and proposed thrcc cheers for the originators of the day's enjoy- illcnts. Three cheers were also given rcs- poi-lively to Parson Swabey and Lady, Mrs . Richards, Mr. T. Adams, and for a pupil of Port Ilill School, who is about. to learn, to at- tend It higher seminary oflvarning. 1: cv. Mr ry‘wnbcy thcli retired with his family, nod as It was not yet dark, the rust of tho company collected all together into lilt' “all. audio the music of violins, played by Mr. Mobclhlll and an assislnrt, nimny exercised illt‘lllst‘ll't'!‘ for about the space of two liiid lt half hours, roul- pcting with one another “ on the light fantas- tic too," tiller which all dispersed alid l't' Ad to their respective homes, with hearts knitted in goodwill and social friendship more. close— 1y than ever . Yours truly, ‘ .

Sept. 2, 1867. I‘LN.

AdveT-tlsclneuts this

Extra Flour—James L. llolnlan. Cash 1 Cash— Do. Do.

llighost Cash I‘ricc—-C. C. Gardiner. Liverpool st London—W. R. Watson. Notice—James 0. Pope Auction—Ucorgo Murray

I‘arls, Sept, 1. Baron Mousticr of dressed a circular dis

‘c at the Courts in regard o the ‘ the Government with other Colitinclital pow- crs.

Alluding to the recent events , particularly to the Conference held at Salscburg, Ill. Mousticr declares that this auspicious meet- ing of tile Emperors of France nild Austria should be regarded as a fresh pictlgc for the maintenance of peace ill Europe.

BERLIN- Sept. 1.

The elections which were held ill this City on Saturday for members of the nclv I’arlin- meat of the North German Confcdcl'ation, resulted in the the Radical I‘arty.

.osoon, Sin-r 3. issued a blue book containing the docuinc ts which have been

The foreign o issued in that Dcpartliient in the Alabama case nild tllc correspondcnco which passed between the Government ol'Cl'cat llritain

claims. The latest dcspatch in tile collection shows what progress has been made ill the controversy and states the condition upon which the English Oovcrnll cut is willing to attempt a final Bt'ltlt‘lllclll.

'I‘hc dcspatcll is addressed by Lord Stanley Secretary of State for Foreign affairs to Sir Fredrick Ilrucc. British Minister at Wash- ington and is dated May 24th.

Lord Stanley informs Sir Fredrick llriice that England is willing to submit the claims of American cil’zens for dunnlgcs caused by the Ala/litmnali nll othcrs similar damages on the part ' tilted States to a n- inission, atioil of claims of Ilritish subjects against ll ' United States for losses snll'crcd during the late war, being likewise submitted to the same Commission.

The name of the only survivor of the crew of tile lninaturc Yacht JU/lll 2'. Ford, which was lost in the English Clniiillcl is Arni- strong.

Losnow, Sept.2-—-Evc’ng.

Inn circular note the Sublime I’orte ali- liounccs to its Ministers of Foreign Courts that the war ill the Island of andia has been brought to a close aiid that a general stillicsty has bet-n granted to the insurgents.

The sum - n c romiscs that many reforms will be fort introduced iii the laws and administra on o the Island.

Berlin, Sep. 3

The Liberals have carried the election for the North German I'. .uncnt ili all the large towns oftlic Confederation:

(lold 14H.

Wistsr's Balsam of Wild Cherry. 'I‘llls remedy has long been cllcl‘l‘l cd by the t’olllllllllll ' for its i'cillni'lrahlc clllcai'y ill relieving, lit-i ‘ and cnrillg the most obsti- llillt', pallif tilil long-standing cases of Cong/ll, Cold, 1: ucllzu, Sore Thumb [Jrull- chills, ll‘liuopi'm , Cally/1, ('l'oup, .IsI/lnlll, ln~ Illinlntlun of the Lungs; while even ('onsu t- [full IlM'il has yii-hh-il to its magic illlluctlcc when all other lilcalis lllttc failed. Its whole history proves, that the past has produced no remedy of equal value, as a cure for the tin» ilicrons iinddallgi-rons pulmonary affections which prcvuil all over the Iaild. cssoucr ' From Asinli. .AIIt'llI-ZR, rllcld Mc., -‘ About cigllt ycnrs sin -, my son, llcliry A. Ari-her, now Postmaster at Eairlh-ld, Som- crsct County, Mo., \ lackt'd with spitting of blood, cough, n . ncss ol lungs, nild gen- crld dcllilily,— ' ) much so that our f- ' llllysit'ldll ilci d hint to InlvtI n " S CONSUMPTION-i lie was under medical trcal- meal for a. number of months, bilt received ilo llrllL'Ill from it. Al. length, from tllc soli- citation oflilinscifall others, I was induced to purchase one bot/(e '\\'IS‘I‘AR‘-v IIALSAM OF WILD L‘llElIlt ' 'licll Lent-litch llilll so liluch that 1 column another bottle. which in it short lilllU restored hint to his tlsilul state oflicalth. I illlllk I can safely rt-collllilcnd this remedy to Ulllcl'b’ ill like condition. for it is, I think, all it purports to lic—Tits: (lull/tr .uso Rumour or '11”: TIMES! ’1 ho anon- statement, gciltlcincn, is my rulnnmry otl'er- int,r to you 111 favor of your llalsaln, and is at your disposal- "

A’nnc genuine ti'l'rplst'ylicd I. lit l"l‘s on (In: wrapper.

Prepared by SE'I‘II W. FOWLE S; SUN, 18 'l'rclilont llos on. and for sale by Druggisls generally. W. R. Watson Com-val Agent tor I'. E . Islalld mg. 2:!

Allow me to say 1|. word for \lysclf. l have been using Mrs. Winslows Soothing sy— rup in my lannly silicc lirst introduced iii this city. I think it all excellent article, and would not be without it on any considera- “III!-

[From J . D. Adalns' lcttci’lrl Chicago 'I‘iiiics]

It softens the gums , reduces lull.unination. regulates the bowels, vlircs wind colic. and corrtu-is avidity, gives i'cst alld health to the child and comforts lilt

H Qtll’llr r 1 rd.

On the 21st iilt., by the Rev. 1“. \V. Morri son, 1!. A., at the residence of tile bride‘s bi'ollu-r-in-Luv, Dr. Ant. 'I‘ilsonhurg, C. W,, John R. Stewart, 1’.qu ofl'rincc Edward Is- land, to Miss Christiana Thompson, ol Que- itt't‘.

At North llcdcquo, on Tuesday the 29th ult., by the R '. Robert. S. I‘attcrson, Mr. ’I‘hcopliilns Ilt'lul‘slo,tll' Lot 17, to Miss Fran- cos Dickey,of the same pint-c,

At Charlottetown, oli tliiI 27th iitst.. by the Rev. Alex. “ali'oller, Mr. lrgc Henderson, of North \\ Its-hire, to Miss Mary Ackland, ol' the same place .

In Charlottetown, on the 213th inst, by tile Rev. 11 . l'opc, Mr. Thomas Hardy. of Little York, to Martha IL. seventh daughter of Mr. Thomas Richards, of Vernon River.

Q 112d LI 1 inst., al the rosidcnie o John Mcthllniil, Ill'lit‘l‘llL‘, afti-ra ulmrtillncss. \Vlllilllii .lniiu-s, youngest and only son of Rubi-rt. Stcwart,1-)sq., aged 7 years and 5 month». Sull'cr lllllc children to come unto

me, and forbid llli-lllliot, tor of such is the kingdom of Iii-liven.

At I’rincctown Royalty, on Wednesday the 2lst of August, William 11. Mcliay, third son of Mr. Archibald McKay, aged lo ycars lllld 1 month. leaving it widow lilid a I.l'go circle

lot friends to mourn their loss.

mil-111.1: SIIMMERSIIR‘}: I 7‘

lzs'rlzlittlv.

Aug. Iii—Mary Erziclic, Lclniaux, Quebec; llonr. Ill—Margaret .lnnc, (Thapnmn, lluctonchc; ltimocr. 22—Margnret, Mcliay, ('Ilatllalll; linu‘stonc. 21““‘111- riilda, Allan, I'M-toil; coal . Sept 2—Iii- diiliiQui-cn. til‘ct-n, Sidili-y; coal. Alpha, llourdot, lloston ; llonr and goods.

(:i.i:slu:o.

Aug Iii—Mary Emit-lic, Lenliaur, ' lloill'. Mai-gavel. McKay,Mllnlllli'hi; bill.

21—Alllbrosc, Robinson, I'It‘ltlll; do. 27

"Ilill‘k Douglas, Mi-rcicr, Liverpool;

duals. Sept. Z—Mnnlilllr, llavy,llristo1,

ll. 1%.; deals.

L'haleur; bal.

eigi ntl'airs, has ad- o the diplomatic inropcan sting relations of

success of tho candidates of

and the United States for the settlement of

3—}

I‘iclnu; ;

‘tllldllly of l R I C l\ . “Margit-ct. Ali-Ray, .\lii'.ilnichi;bal. L'ul, 1L (7,. GR I M Y quirv, will l“, "1,1,, u,

il~AIpha, Iloul'doul, Ilny

EXTRA FLOUR! 7 ‘IIE Subscriber has received pcr Sclir. ALPHA, flolli BOSTON,

108 Bbls. Extra. FLOUR,

from NEW W'IIEAT. For sale low.

V ‘ JAMES L. HOLMAN,

British G. American Home Sumult , September 6, 1867.

Cash 1 Cash 1 l ’ ‘IIE Subscriber will pay the HIGHEST M A RliE’I’ PRICES for tile following:

EGGS, IIIDES, ) JAMES L. IIOLMAN, British a. American Iloulc.

OATMEAL, Sulliliicrsidc, Sup. 5, 1807.

FLA); SEED.

LIVERPOOL AND LONODN! )Elt LATE ARRIVALS FROM LIVER-

POOL alld LONDON, tllc subscriber has received an

Unusual Supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES,

I’atcnt Medicines, Perfumery, (English and French), Soaps, Brushes, Pickles, Sliuccs, Mustard, (in chs and llottlcs), Currie I’owdcr, Ia'ndicd Citron, Lemon and

Orllng l’ccls, Marmalade, Essences, Sp lillt and White Wine Vinegar, Snr ' tlchovies,llInshrooms.Cnpcrs,

all ed Service Sauce, Paints, Oils, Varliis les, Drying Japan, Knotting, Dyc Stuffs, and Miscellaneous Articles, oftllc Best Quality lliid at Moderate Prices. W. R. WATSON. Ch'town, Sept. 5, 1867.

NOTICE I

’ VIIE Subscriber having closed his business establishment at Sulnluersidc, Inert-by nuiillcs all persons indebted to him, for Rents, ilook accounts, I'roinissary llotcs orotlicrwisc, that the same must be paid to him at his Olllcc

ill (,‘harlottctow JAMES C. POPE.

n Char‘town, Sen. 5, 1867.

Highest Cash Price P

All) F0 11 IDES, at tho “EUREKA " Sununerside. IIAS. C. GARDINFR.

IIO SUWCI‘SIL, Sep. 5, 1.167. tf AUCTION! Land for Sale!

7 ‘IIE S will offer for sale by PUB- LIC All. it TUESDAY, the 23d instant, at :3 o'c ck, p. m., ~15acrcs ofLEASE- lltlLD LAN , situated in Lot 26, bounding on the nort side of Newtoth Road. The LAND is ill good condition, and is ilearly all clcared.—’I‘I‘ZRMS nlndc known at sale. GEORGE MURRAY.

Sept. 5, 1967.

Cedar Sills.

‘ on SALE, a so to cdnr Sills, suitable for a building " ‘ lcet. ‘ . IIEIKI‘RAM.

5 3m

llavc you Ilcardwtli-e New??? Heard What News?

I'UII hit-LEOD, Tailor, has filled up and opened his new Establishment ill

I

' the flourishing village of

Margatc. ! alid lic would respectfully announce to his friends illld tllc public generally, that hc is prepared to suit customers ill his line of busi- HUSH. Clot 'ilninings, &c., always on lialid. ‘ IIL'GII McLl‘iOD. Margntc, New London, Aug 211, 1507-an

OATS 86 BARLEY.

I ‘IIE highest CASII priccs pilid lor the above ill ally quantity. JAMES L. IIOLMAN,

524 British a American lluusc. Align 29, 1867.

Notice. *

LL persons indebted to .IOIIN IIOM ER, 1‘ Ill. 1).. by Ilouk Account or Note of

lland, arc positich rcq 'stcd to pay thc salilc to Mr. MON'I‘A IIOWA’I‘T, Clerk ofSnlull Debt Court, T on.

.101 i HOMER, M. I).

August 23, 1867. nub-29 Notice. Y virtue of a power invested in me, this day, I do hereby request all persons indebch to Dr. JOIIN HOMER, formerly of Sumnlcrsitlc, to rcspon to their Accounts, Notes aiid Demand llollt delay; and by so doing savc cxpciis it id the trouble of it visit to the ’I‘ryon Court. N. Il.——Ally person having demands against

Dr. Hunter will please render the some to me ill due forlli.

MON'I‘AGL’E IIOWA'I‘T, Clerk of Small Debt t‘onrt, 'I‘rynn. August ELI, 13157. liii nugzlfl

A Miller Wanted.

ANTED by the subscriber,a MILLER. None but a steady temperance man

need apply. ( I. 1‘.

’, aug. 14, 1867

JAMES BARCLAY.

Ellcrsbic, tf

ML, , . .I_ ”._..._ Cash for Hides. will give the highc t Market Price ill Cash I for any (plan filidcsdclivorcd at my \t‘arehousc.

1). ROGERS.

Sullinicrsidc, Aug. 22, 1867.

“a card—To the Public.

The Subscribers having removed their

. ock 0I Drugs fr i S lcanor's to their NEW ESTAB- LISHMENT, in SUM M ERSIDE, respect- fully inform ihc lilo-nail profession and the public that all orders for medicines and all lprcscriptions with which they maybe favored ‘ nill be promptly and carefully attended to. The other branches of the business will be carried on at St. Elennor‘s, as heretofore. \\'n. ’1‘. “INT at (,‘o. Sulnini-rsidc, Aug. 21!. 1N117~if

’ BRICKS—l " BRICKS—1‘ “ .

.7 ‘llE subscriber having built a 11 R l C K

‘ Ii i L N at FIETEI'IN I’OINT. is now

. prepared to furnish any quantity of the best

lfurnish lllllt‘li ill SIIMMERSIDE. SOLOMON S'I‘RANG.

y 1.1 l‘oint, ring. 15, 11367. t1 1

CANV’Ass, Anchors 8t Chains,

KEROSENE OIL.

‘IIE subscriber offers to the Trade, at VERY LOW PRICES— lVliolesale, Bolts of Long Flax CANVASS, No.1, 2, 3, 5, 6. Bolts of Rest Navy Brown Do.. No.1, 2, 3, 5, 6.

SUMMERSIDE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5

English DUCK, NO. I, 2, 3.

2 1 1—16 ill. Chain C 2 ll th. Anchors. ———.ILSU.——

Casks KEROSENE OIL, Drums VIIIDIURIS.

ROBT. T. HOLMAN.

Suinincrsidc, ang. 2‘1, 1367.

prog. 3m.

EVERY Milli H18 OWN FIRE BRIGADE.

“A little tire is quickly put out, which be- ing sulfcrcd, rivers cannot quench. "—Vide Mr. ('ardivcll ill the British lIou se of Conl- nlonS.

L’EXTINUTEUR, A new Portable, self-acting Fire Enyine, for (lie lfi'linyul'slll'ng (y'fircs in

Muir early stages.

The little Engine can be carried on the back to any desired spot; throws a small stream of water, impregnated with eight times its volume of carbonic acid gas, wlli l is the most simple and most ell'cctivc lucall I now to science for destroying I'lrc. ley ave the advantage of being illways ready for so. All that is necsssal'y ill applying them is to turn the tap with one llaml, nild with tile other direct the stream cpon the dome, which '111 instantly extinguish the tire. 'I‘llcy inllispenslble for houses. stores, warehouse ids, pub- lic offices, halls, &c., &c. Paiccs—No. 3 $23. 4 827, 5 330, 6 $35 . Chemical Charges—No. 3 $1.10, 4 $1.40, 5 81.50, 6 82.25. JAMES R. “'OODBURN,

58 Water Street, St. John, NB.

or Mr. ROBERT YOUNG,

Queen Sqllarc, Charlottetown Aug 29, 130']. tt‘

SUMMERSle Furniture Factory!

(Next door to Mr. John F . Baker's. and di- rectly opposite the JOURNAL Olllcu.