3m, lit‘l‘dlltt‘t‘.

Purchaning :1 Fa rill.

P‘“ l Collector Divid llcnshaw was a kind- hearted man as well as able; butas smart,

as he was, 011 one occasion, in doing a Begs to inform Iris rustoruu

generous act, he was badly taken in. _ An old customer doing btiisness in l‘l'l‘tull, l N. II., had failed, owing Mr. ll't'lis‘lrilli"s"l firm about 3mm. After settling with‘ his otllcr creditors, he came to Mr. Ilen- ShnW.

“ \Vcll, sir," said the latter,“ what can you do for us.” V

“ lIavc saved my farm for you, sir,‘ I replied tlle unfortunate nlan.

“ Your farm, hey," said Mr. IICllsll'dWl “ and what have you left?"

“ \Vcll, sir, a horse, pig and cow, and

as

Ill

68: ‘ ‘ M I scalar.

THOB’EAS B. HALL, ,

rs and the people ' of I'rinec County in nl'rnl, that In: has jilst received the

, largest Stork nil 050mb Yr! 0!] bred by Him!

IIavint,r a thorough knowledge oflbc'l‘rudc,

the Goods have been selected with due regard to the i'etplircrneiits of the country, and Irvin-4 well worthy the inspection of intending pur-

-hasers, nrl inspeciiun of the same is respect-

fully solicited.

The present Stock on hand will be found

to embrace tllc following class of

Dry Goods,

altogether I think they iriay bring me in 'l‘wenty—foirr pieces of Gray Cotton as good

about seventy-five dollars—sutlicient, I hope, to get my self and family out west, where Iilltcnd to settle. By the way, here‘s the deed to my farm, sir," said the poor but honest debtor, as he passed the document which certiticd Mr. Ilcnshaw‘s legal right to two hundred acres of larld, “more or less," and known as “ Col-J. :Strcam Farm.”

“ Oh, that will never do,” say: Mr. IL, and drawing his check flr sane, he handed it to his old customer, remarking at the same time he was sorry for his mis- fortune, and appreciating his integrity, it gave him great pleasure to be able to afford him a little help It starting,r ' ain.

The poor fellow was greatly surprised, reluctantly takingr the check, “ with a tear drop iii his eye," hearrly thanked hi. very generous creditor and departed, but to be seen by Mr. ll. no more.

About the lat of April tellowing, Mr Henshaw, thought he would go up to Eaton and take a look at his real estate there. Arriving there about dusk, lit! “ put up" at his old friend Marsh's whth on hearing his guest's errand, said he: would go out with him the next morningI and show him where the inrnl lay.

Next day, soon after breakfast, they sailed out to see it. After proceeding a few rods, the tavern keeper halted. and directed his cornpanion's attention to a bare, hilt steep and rough-looking moun- tain, that stood a few milesflotl‘ remarked tllutwas called Bald Mountain.

“That's a tough looking place," re- marked the other.

“ \Vcll," continued the tavern keeper, “ the location of your property—the (‘old Spring farm—is on the top of tllat moun- tain.”

" Yes, hilt how do you get there.”

“ “'hy, you don’t suppose anybody was ever ilp there, do you, Mr. lien- sllaiv ?"

“ \Vell, what's the goat] of it—what is done with it?" ruefnlly inquired the amazed merchant. -

“ Tire town sells it every year for the taxes,” replied the tavern keeper.

“They do, boy?" said Mr. Ilenshaw,, “ and pray tell me who in these parts is fool enough to buy that style of property ?"

“ \Vlry, any of our chaps around here who get into trouble and .III, buy it for the purpose ofscttling with Boston credi- tors.”

Mr. Henshaw took the first opportunity to return home, and perhaps would not have told the story, had not a friend, in asking,r him, as collector, to give a man a place ill the custom house, for one reason, among and above all others, that he was from New llampsllire—-\vllell he gave this little bit of experience with one of the Granite State men.

Old Rowe keeps ahote] in the northern part of this State. which he boasted was the Lest in “them parts," where, as he used to say, you could get everything,r that was ever made to eat. Onegdlly if: comes a Yankee, sends his horse around to the stable, arid stepping u to the bar, asked old Rowe what he could give liilll for dinner. “ Anything. sir,", says old ltowc, “ anything, from a pickled elephant to a canary bird's tongue.” “ Wa’ul.” says

I the Yankee, eyeing old Rowe, “ Igins I'll take a piece of pickled elephant." Out hustled Rowe into the dinner- room, leaving our Yankee ilnnpluscd at his gravity. Presently he comes back again. " \Vcll, sir, we've got ‘ern all ready, right here ill the house, but you'll have to take a whole one, ’cause we never cut ‘ern.” The Yankee thoughthc would take seine ‘ codiish and potatoes.

7 Siguririiltiirr.

WEEDING POTATOES WITH SHEEP.

It may not he known to farmers iii general, that it is: a common practi -c in sunroof the potato growing districts to turn flocks of sheep into the potato fields for the purpose of eating: down the weeds. The sheep will not touch a potato vine; they cannot be starved iriIn eating them. This pastilring with sheep is very ntlHlll- tagcous when the crop is. a late lildllli d one, so that the boring cannot be corn-y pletcd until the haying or harvest i:; finished. At the growing,v seas-on it is the planter's aim to keep down the gras: and: weeds so that they may be colored with i dirt by the cultivator and hoe, when thosc‘ are used. J’astnring with s'ierp iiill ni-'

tain this end. ‘ I'Iarly planted crops, the ‘ A (.

cultivation of which is completed in the first half of the summer, frequently be. j come grassy and woody before the time of dig lug—when the size of the Itlpa prcoIm cs .cultiviltion.——- I'I’esfcm Rural. CURE roll BREACH" Carma—Mr. Thorn, of Dutclicss country, gives a very a remedy to prevent cattle from Imp- ‘ing ('1' breaking fences, which. ifit proves , effective! In very rlihiable. It consists, incimplyh cutting oil' the oyc-lasbir on! the lower. lid of the eye. when all thcl A“ bretohinou'l is Iubducd and the cattle ‘ Ira as quite as could be desired. _ Sucxrxo HAT AND Guru—Tirol flbottmns of old clovcl- stacks. and mows Ilia are wmoiimu' infect-t] with the clever worm. which min the‘ atoms. Wiser-e such have been it is unsafe tal slack staclii are of gnod form to food out.‘1 Hound'qu ofa'lldttcr for grain in bund.

20 Chests Excellent Tea.

m. .4 non“ and "mow hnyl’l‘he Lowest Possible Price: for Cash or

value us call be produced, White, l'rintod (lotions and Cotton Flannel, (iinglnunu, Shiriini; Flaunt-ls, Striped Siririini: uni] Willi-eysl‘reirclr Merino,(7.lshmcrc, Freueli 'I'wills, Forty-eight pier-cs I’laiii rriid Fancy Dress Goods, amoHK which will be found pieces of magnificent patterns,l.adielr’ IlutS. \viih all the fashionable trimmings, Gents" Felt and Straw illits, (Ilengary urn] Cloth Cups, Four. pieces excellent Dress and Mantle Silk, Saturn, Black Cloth nild Silk I‘lllllllk‘t‘, Thirty dozen Luilics' Rid, Silk, Lyle, 'I‘ end Spun arid Cotton tlloves, \Ylmtell and Rid Gloves, Ladies’l k Laee, Mitts, Bells and Hell- ing, (‘1 s. arid Brooches, Worked Collars and (,u s. llonnet Borders, Flowers, llib- bonsaii'd Feather a few superior Dlaek Lannt Indiana, Tissue and I’aislcy Sh: ‘ls, Boots, .Mines and Rubbers, Forty Dov n Ladies arid elril.|r i‘s Ilose, llll nunlbe Ii irk (‘lolh ( r ‘ each and upwar. s, \ ' s and I‘ it) dozen failey Flannel l-hlrls, Carpet gs, IL‘S bundles is]. Qual- ity Cotton Wurps, Silk Imitation, Silk bladder and White Linen Ildkrls, Twenty Dozen (.‘Iriuelc. Invisible. and Thread liai- Nets, [1 dozen llonp Skirts all sizes, Corr sets. Plain and Fain-y Dress Buttons, 100 dozen (.‘lu 3th) yard Reels, Braids oi'overy tlL iption. ()snabnrg Towels am] 'l'owelling, (ir . , ‘tn ‘d Hollands, Luna all Shades l‘aper ('olh‘lrs for the Million. heal rnakts; White Linen Diaper, Fronting Linen, t‘nunlerpanes and Quilts, \‘l-Ivet and Velvet 'l‘rinlnliiigrs. t‘rape Col- ]:li's, l‘riiited. look, I rd. S\ , Lappet and .Iaeonel Muslins. Y Is in \ ricty. llulf lien Thread, Black and White New I’urasols and L'rnblt as, , Black li‘roneh Merino, Splen- ill Illlick (.‘obiirg iiiid Lustres.

so

Illaek Cr dill Artie and every article rerp'ired for Monrrl

r:

Fittings, l'unnll I'lllt‘ es, Silk ll Twist Ilraees, Collars, Nu . and l , toge- thvr with a thousand other arllt on in the Dry tloods liuc lliaL.c.iunot here be cnuin- crlrtcd.

Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers.

Tailors and Others, ’Ililrc Notice (Ind I IIvIL'L‘ on Hand

FORT Y ENDS SPLENDID CLOTHS l

iii lliaek Broad, Illaek Duesldri, Lig‘lt Scotch 'l‘wtt'll", Canadian ’I‘weeds, Silk Mixtures, Shepherd's Cher-ks and ions other styles. of ('lotb, three pieces of Waterproof (Tlotli for Ladies‘ and Gents‘ Wear, Gents Furnish- irit: (loot! and every thing required in the way of 'I‘ailors’ 'I'rilnniinigs, which l-onsiitiltos tire llt'>t assortment of llris class of Goods rlow on sale iir l’rincc Coilrriy.

H I Hardware, 652.: . llroad Axes, Adzes, Ilenrb I‘laries, Rules and Iievcls, Levels, Level (ill .' Caulking Mallets arid Irons, [land and Tenon i ', llursc Ilasps, Shoe lin., Mills and IIvlllil 'I‘enon, erip, Ilrrtvtai] and Blacksmiths’ Files, Mason’s 'I‘rowels, (,‘law, (:urpet,Slroe and other Iluumrers, Sand Paper, Ink l’owder. “'irol Cards, T, Barn-door, lillil and Chest Iliir-ver, Morticc, Ililil, l’ull, Chest, (Jupho |]'( Cut and I'ump'l int; finds, all s, ()2 Paris and Brushes, Sniitl'crs and Trays, Kerosene Lamps. (Tll‘imneys and Wicks, Iron, Ilrittanili, Qile'en's i\Ictu],’I‘clt and Table. room; Wh' ewush, Stove, Cloth- ing, llarr, l.\l|, Too ii, and Dust llrusln's, Biltehorand Slrcatlpiin'xves; ’I‘rirutand Cm] [looks and Lint-«,1 Del“, and Sheatlls, 2.”. dozen l’uekct Ix'lrives, iroin 9d. upwards, any quantity of lt._Ciitlcry, Mira-org, Sheep Shears, Curry Combs, Ilallirisier Ilriislres, lit-y-liole Saws, Iralitu'lrs,'Culli-c and Tea Cnnnisters; Fiddle Bows. Door Latches,‘ Cupboard Latches, Turn-screws, Braces. Screws, all sizes; [30 I]‘]I t‘liain ’l'rai'cs, Ii 'k Uhuirls, lielivy 'I‘ivitching, (. is, El feet long; Chalk and Chalk Lil s, Fish,Clotlit-sanil Cod Lilies; l'loupb Lines and 'I‘eiber Ropes, erip Lashes; ]2 dozen llorsl: \Yliips, Tin Oilcvs, Spe s and Cases, I'ipes, lst, 51.], l}d,-l:h, i Lesson Ilooks, tiranlnrars and Spelling Books, School, Letter and Note, Paper, Pens and Holders, Memorandum llooks, Purses. School ' Sim-c lillll'lil'illiig, \ rnisll tor Stoves, (inn Caps and (inn hippies, Powder and Shot, Swan Shot, Shut I'lntehes and Fourier Flasks, Shot-thread and General l-‘indings, White Lead and other L’.iiiits,l.nrnp Black, I’lough Mounting. extra Solo l'laies, Shov- els, (.‘art Ilarnes, Ital. and Min]: Traps, r700 llulls Ronni I'apov, Matches, IIJI‘II Door Hinges, Nails, lIll sixes, now on hand. Also, just arrived frorn Montreal, two ’I‘ons assorted Cut Nails, Boxes Canadian Ilurse Nails, Wrought Nails, and general nssoriirrcnt of Ironinongcry, Nash‘s cele- brated Illiy Seytbi-s, .‘ltl boxes English Glass. 7 x 1), 3 x In, If) x 12, it) x ll, and In x Ill, Herring and “while ’]‘wine,Wheel lit-lids, Curirurrrol's’ I’l'nl'llR. Iron Sqinirell, Angers, “rubbing lines, Tin I'Iatea, (lul- vaiiizell Ware, I’lline Irons, Scissors, Em; Itoilers. (‘oiil (lil, (lrcase for Trucks and “Wagons, Kerosene, I int, Seal, Castor lirrd Sweettlils; Waggon Axles lindSprings, ('lit and Wrought Spikes, Glass and earth- rilwarc, Itilloze Milk l’aiis, Jars, Solo and prpcr Li ', ’I‘urpl'niiue, Scylbe Stones yet to an llay Ibikes, Hay and Manuru Forks, Steel Shovels and other Woollen Ware, Blister Sieel,Zinc, Fiddles.

Grocer-“es, 8.10 :

Sp: rowhills,.i“iiiisll-

,mnplele Stock of Groceries. amongst which will be found nebulae article nfMol- lives, at 2s. 8d. per gallon cash. Tell, ll good article, Sugar, lirmvn linil Crushed. I\'liinriil Leaf, Twist iilid Flirt 'I‘nbaccn, English Soup, \l" liing‘nml Bllklntr Soda. ('innanioil, Allkpicc, (linger, (.‘irrrnnts,(.‘on- l'l-ctionary, Cloves, Illark and Cayenne I‘epper, Root (iiugernnd Iiolrnr] I'eppcr, Mustard, Essence Lemon, Cinnamon and Pepper, Mint, Lngwood, Rel] Wood and Yellow Wool], Indigo. t'opperlis, Alum, Yitriol, Annotm, Illue, Starch, Sullpetre, (line, (.‘udbear, Condition I'owdcrn, Tumb- lers, l'iekles, I‘lpsliln Salts mid Scllnn, Sulphur, \Vbilini', Rice. Magnet-in and ltbuhnrb. Bottles Castor Oil, Viiregur,Sulr.

A [so [0 Arrive .‘

By the AMrnmN, from London,

The whole of whit-b whit-h will be roll] at

Ki“ Limited Cwlit- ~43!

tail—«lRVSIDE J

«l Trunk I.nr~ks,(larpet, ‘

illvsllt'ks, llllsl '.

. Rules, Shoe and.

e. e. barium

EUREKA HOUSE,

SUMMERSIOE,

Now olivrs For Sale at low prices for Cash or reliable credit, it lar;, and Well- lissorreil stock of

MEIEUI iArVDIZE,

ofllllnoxt every description, rceenily landed from the “rig KIAVADIN from Li 'er'pool onus frorll Boston, Mama ADELLITUIII Montrealnilid 1 SMITH EIJHUDHD, from Halifax,

IN DRY GOODS,

May be found Ladics' Dress Materials,

in Coburus. Alp' . Mohair-s, (Hunk-ta, (lir-

eassians, linen girlizbanis, nlllslins. poplins,

‘ French nlerirlos and silks. Iii

isbnicre, wove paisley, Indiana,

eytissue lllltl lace; linen anduniun

skirting, black and colored inorcl-n; rose,

pink, scarlet, royalninl alnhercolnrvil Llainn.

white lustre, fancy gingll: ins; Saxony. iniitu- tion \Vclsh and rivaliskin Flaunt-ls; whin- ipnliing. curtain darna :sr, mantle lawn; WlIIIl‘ nuioll damask, Victoria and printed i'loth Table Colors; Cuilntel'puncu; silk, earnbric, and colored border llaildkfs.; faney, light arid dulk l’rints, friney x-hiriings, Turkey Red Cotton; rennet, cainlrrie, book, iiiiili and split Mu. us: cotton. toilet ilild worsted l)]ll- lion Fringe; towel owelling, rough and dressed Hollands; Iadies' elotbja ~kcts. linen shirt fronts; long cloth, fancy cotton id fancy ilunnel shirts; vesiings, waterproof cloth, wool corduroy, mixed nit‘ltuil, Scotch and Canadian ’l‘weeds; blaek, colored and other Cloths; hosiery, IIIII'JSUIS, gloves in v-il'ietv

ribbons, velvcts, laces, flowers, .lthers, dress, bonnet arid hat crapes; black and col- orcd silk gossamer, silk blonilenrt tubin- nnd black), women‘s, Alisses’ and child's straw llats, Albums, braids; buglci], dress, l..:t and bonnet 'I‘iiiniuiirg‘ iii black, crystal andl amber colors; black and while lane t.rlls.l black and white dress cap-z, lace mittens and gloves, white and drab corsets, brooches, beads am] lit'l‘lillS of every color and shade. dress buttons; ladies‘ and gents’ paper and linen eolla - d rams; k - &c.

Also is otlere ' good assortment ufStaph- (loods, ill while and. colored warps. ti ill -‘, cotton and ilriio reelings, drills, 320.. w] -h were bonghtir) Ill: ulrester before the late advance price in co (or: goods , nird will I..- suld illucll lower than formerly.

In Boots and Shoes,

are offered lill excellent assortment of Amer» ivall lirannfrirtnr-u, iii Nos. to suit feet of any size. which \\ we purchased lower than can be bought eiiher iii England or the New Dumb nion, and are offered at u corresponding rate.

[fills vuzd Cups,

both English and American, ill newest styles. Hi] (lloili. table covering. nil cloth carpeting, (English and American) niec patterns; paper and venetian blinds, English rouiil paper, lrbiiitz l-orller paper; felt, hump and all wool carpeting, rearly-nladc‘Clntllingz &c. ; Ne.

IN HARDWARE

is found at the EUREKA a]nlo.t every article ill the line required for Blacksmiths, (.‘ar ago Makers inn] Farmers, eon . rig in part of It) tells, every bar of which is the best refined Scotch Iron, from .I to 2A irl. st; : ' including ova], A round ind hoop iron, iron earl axles, turned arms wiilr boxes complete, plough mounting, sheet zinc, sheet lead, lead pipe, Iarrcd 1 per, b-irrl door hinges and rollers, all si‘ es; well wheels. grabbing. field and garden llocs, manure arid hay furks—lwo and three i'nic; Nush' 'tlles,tlritlin's double refilled llo-; cradle tin-s, rakes, buckets. brooms tubs ill lies , _' tolls Nails—irour A in. to .‘7 li.; \vrongb and cut spikes, «it! boxes Siniiliwiek Glass from 7 x 'J to ill! x ‘_'1 ad] s. Olive, I'llritll‘, puint, lubricating, cud. Rt scue and cod liver Oils, ’I‘urpcriiine,Berlzine, Japan ,Vurnisll—dilli-rerit qualities—wear .' reeds. boat mills, l] superior article of stee' shovels suitable for mussel mud, stair rods, Jill“) bolts- id nuts for (2: "age and other work, Aiii ' ill \vaegnn : les. Ill common, Apatcnt, 5i patent iiilil patent; truckpwaggun ' l, 1,; and 1‘; inches, eliptic arid ride ~ t. blister, spring and German ' inalleables of all sizes and lid japan lillb bands. silver eeri- tres, bent hickory rims, whip sockets, lire bolts; cone, cou:ter-sullk alld round bead rivets for sleigh and carriage wnlk; enamel duck, patent dzlslicr leather, chushiou buttons and tufts bone head tacks, and a new article e lied I'lxt union for shilling cushions—equal to curled hair at i the cost. ‘ , I Al-o on build a good and varied assortment roflinglish arid American

Shelf Ha. dware,

in (fut'ery. locks, chisels, wrenches, brat-cs, , bits, hollow angers, cornice rings. curl lirands, files, wool lirnl cotton (:nl‘llH; farriers‘ . knives, pineers and shocbanlnrers, bench liild I moulding planes. flush chest handles, and icvery urticlc usually kept in a hardware store. lIn Groceries Sallye Stufi‘s

Are offered best l‘lll’lll‘ill \Iustard,l‘ep- per, ging ~r, er earn tartar, all e, einnanron, cloves, L‘Il] ilris, nuirnegzs, rsins. crushed and brow slrgarnice. essences, syrups, soda, ’biitter, wine oyster and other crackers; pilot broad; I'lyperlrit: Iled “'(Hltl—f/tllflfjjts Iii-1]). Yellow Wood. log-wood. &c.

Just Received and Offered For Sale:

(30 sides New York Sole. Leather,

50 do. lienilles‘ Nerltsnird Kip Leather

very cheap. 17 boxes and Caddies Tobacco, 3:7 bbls. Flour uird Riln Dried Meal.

Congou Tea. 1

which for quality and price as yet has had no successful competitor]

(J- C. GARDINEII- ‘r

Ekamlhnlsc, iflilnllll‘tr‘r ' p nuts SUMMERSIDL "" Furniture Factory! !

(Next door to Mr. Jul... 1:. Baker‘s. and di- rectly opposite tho JUIJIINAL Olliec.

7 III]? SubseriberwouhI take this opportunity of announcing to the public that lie lllh

opened a I

Cab1 or. Shop next door to Mr . . din Baker‘s Store where he is prepared n nufneture Furni- ture as reasonably all a n the business . IIe will supply at slror Bedstends, Dun-um, Wardrobes, (.‘ilplm lellroo

Sideboard. Cliclllnnera, W lit-nuts, Stnu Desks. r Picture Frames, Lounges. Setter-a, Cradlrll,Cribs, (kits, dun, (cc. Bedroom Scull, Matrauen, dc .. &e.,&c. Imported Furniture put together. Old Furniture repairer], and TURNING done. J. ALEXANDER BOYYER. Central Street, Sunrinerridc, ) Aug 22, 1801

A Cash flor ggs‘.‘

IIE aubreribcr Inn ying. rim] will continue in you}!!! n en, the blgbeu priee,iuCn-li, for 3 Mi liveer at llil

Store. A IIER BLACK.

(SIERNAL,“THURSDA

ATTHE VJ-VIIE subscriber has received

Dry Goods 8:. Groceries

I

livcrell at my \V

7 ‘lllc boat Tea

., AUGUST 27, 1868.

Wholesale!

ex “SEA BIRD," from MONTREAL, the follow-

At

ing GOODS, which he offers at rt small ud- vanec, for Cash or nppr rod credit :—-

L‘l iloz. UIIOOMS,

:i eases Friction .lutch .

3 Do l-lddy's '1' leg; pll do. 20 kegs F tinnpo 'del',

ll] eoils Manilla lll other ROI‘E

:ll kegs (-ut Nui

:U dol, I]. Y ‘Al HS

1: l)crrrij;r‘lap%"ri»nell VINl-ZGAR ‘2] Roan tins.

JAMES L. IIOLMAN. Ilead IIoliilan'ni Wharf. ; Surnnierside,jinle IS, I “ _ __

“iro‘ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN!

arid it concerns everybody to know that at the ] h‘illsch & Annex-lean I-Ionnic Uoods of all descriptions can be had at prime to suit the times. Dry Goods, in

Cloths, (in-v a i] Wl'c Cottnus, l‘rints, (iii ,. is I;II\I&S. (‘0 ill-gs, Dcluirlcs, Red, White :nd lilud" l ps. I‘ickings, Llrass t‘otb, Ilollunll, .IaAn , and a variety of other

Goo is. I/ Gro rifles, 1n

a

'I‘eu,ane\'ccllen a\r elc; Sugar, Molasses,

Bi--, R sins, .‘urr lrts, Spires, 'I‘ohac:o, Ssap—t. tile Illl I'l‘ncy; Baking Powder, Dyestulls, Ne

Hardware 61' all Kinds,

Hay and Manure Forks, Shovels, rakes uni] rhains, nails 11]] sizes, wrought ii id eilt,paint, oils, turpentine, copellu,eo;icll um] furniture varnish; putty; glass; zinc; coils; irnlnilla and other rope, kerosencoil; neats do.; caster .lo.; olive do. ; lubricating do.

Flour and Oornmeal,

1'ilot and Navy Dread, Soda, Butter and Wine Crackers; Dried Apples.

English Confectionery, ‘ Syrups, Lemons, Srl’itwbcrry & Raspberry, ill bottles and on draft.

BROOMS AND l’AlLS, Trunks arid Valiscs; Boots and shoes; boot clamps and pegs. Furniture, in Bureaus; Ies; Iledsteads. single & double; Chairs, rocking do.; children's do. ; &c.

biz)“ All of which will he sold cheap.

I]. P. MILLS.

Surnnlerside, June ii. lSli.

Oneida House, Head of Queen’s Wharf.

7 Ili‘} snburvibvr has just received per bark

ernui. nu Liverpool—Si. . Fr,ouii>.\ from Montreal, mid lichr. Owallu from Boston—the following

STAPLE GOODS :

I Arirouttu, and... (lil, .indlcr, (Inp, .brivi-n rind i‘ipea, do Leather, 0H teblorks m 3 prong“ Manure for-kc

Flour and Corn Men], "' ll Molasses, »»

Soda b Soda (Eryn Aliil'liird. liltllillll tling Cloves. Nutinegn, . till-illield Slarell, . / (‘oi‘ii do ' 7 (war..- (1......) “round \ll.piee, ' Suit 1'.

hi 5 (sq r; rndpoiai rr us,

Seyiho Siienllm I Hope (ilill'erent. hirer) I N: lsiili kinda - Nails 7 x 8

Svlnbbing Brushes Shoo do

Slove do

While \Yiisli do Whispn kt IIuek Saws Shoc «\t Sieve Illnvk'g

The above (innds will be sold as (‘lllGAl' for c sir as any now offered in this Town. ASHER BLACK, a House, lirud (,Dnrci Wharf, id .Innc l],i S.

.GOODS Spring 8t Summer 1868, JUST OPENED

Clifton House.

6 GREAT VARIETY or gjrw & gilfiltlflltllblt Canada,

IN

Oneid

ts.

Dresser Sacks, Ilon libbnns, ’I‘i innings ofall lids. I ols, Steel Skirts, t'loIbS, C :4, Pants, c. Also:

Hardware, Boots ant 1005, (in variety,) Ilatil & Caps, Leather, Nails, and everything suitable for country trade. A Liberal Discount to Cash Customers. SClli'itAlAN AL JOHNSON. Clifton, New London, allay L’l, Ib'till. i

SELE’I‘NG""N1“ F. MCNEILL’S STORE,

Ill‘ll). Wlll'l‘li AND BLUE (JOT'I‘ON WARP, best uality.

UNBI.I".ACII

" very cheap to

'TTONS,

ed l0 be."

Nails, Manilla Rope,

CUPS AND SAUCERS, From England. Boots and Shoes, all sizes, from Montreal, coming. With a large assortment of

: etc.. etc., etc. All at the Lowest Prices- Snmnicrside, May 28», 1863.

0 Eggs ' AM paying. an. the, highest pr' e elréune

gs!

ny at llll limes, EGGS, da-

til i]

I). I .‘i Rumnrernirlo, April 16, land. {0(1 R8.

at '69. I

ummoraldu , bad at. the St I can I)“

THOMAS II. HALL.

IIcai] Quoen'l “'bnrf.

PREPARATIONS Mrs. S. A. Allen’s

AVorld's Hair Restorer

is suited to both youngnnd old. It strengthens the Hair, prevents its falling or turning grey, and imparts to it a beautiful glossy appear-- ance. It never fails to RESTORE UIKEY “All! To ITS ORIG [NALYOUTIIFUL COLOR. Ir rs sor A ])vr-:, but acts directly upon me more of the Hair, giving them the natural nourishment required, producing the slime vitality and luxurious quantity as ill-youth. It will restore it on bald places, requires no previous preparation of the bilir, and is easily applied by one's self. One bottleavlll usually last for a year, till after the hair is once res- tored, occasional applications once in three months will insure against grey hairs to the most advanced age.

Tire Restorer Reproduccs and the Ho

August 1, 1867.

MrsTS. A. Allen’s

FOR THE HAIR Mrs. S. A. Allen’s

World's Hair Dressing,

or ZYLOBALSAMUM. is euentlal to u" with tho Restorer, but the Hair Draining alone often restores, and never fails to invig- urute, beautify and refresh the Hair, rendering it soft, silky and glossy, and diapering it to remain in any desired position.

FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,

whose hair requires frc uent droning, it lll’ll no cqu a]. No llldy'tltol etla complete without it. The riell gloss appearance Imparted is truly wonderful. it elennwa the Rainm. niovca all dandruff, and lmpnru to It a moat delightful fragrance. It will prevent the Ihiir from falling out, and in the molt econ- onlicul and valuable Iluir Dressing known. Millions of bottch said every year.

ir Dressing Criltivatas and Beauti'fier.

Principal Sales Olllee, 198 Grecnwlell Street, New York City.

1868. SPELNO 1868. NEW @OODSl

WINFREI) yI-IOUS «..

V "11]; Subscriber, ill returning thanks to bill numerous customers for past. favors, would nlso say that he is now opening a

NEW 85 FASIIIONABLE STOOK OF Dry Gkoqu, aclc ‘ICII with great care,

which have been nrld will be fo ndo the

Enlist Sign" illustrious,

which he now offers at tl lowest possible prices for Casn or Arr vnn Unnni‘r. ——.\i.so T E A, (warranted a. t; ed article.) To Arrive in a Few Days SUGAR, MOLASSI‘IS, TOBACCO, BUCK- E' 'S, “ROOMS. VlNliUAR, Iii-let)b'l'3\'l‘l OIL, &t'., ac“ JOHN I". BAKER.

Winfred Iloilse, Sulninersidc. June 4, 1868.

Removal !

’ Ill? Subscriber rctilrrls his sincere thanks . to those who so liberally patrol " u] Iiiili while conducting the ‘ Anna IIor ' and wishes to inform them and the trave ngpub- lic ill general, that he has Ii'la'JIU l'lz'l) to his Acw building on Water Street (nearly opposite the store of R. A. Strong &

l5ro.), where he hall b creased

Hotel 6i: Sta j mmotlation!

and he trusts to in: so wllu may favor 3 rent deal more coili-

biirl with their cust‘ fortablc iii the ‘ 0012' .llUL'Sll',’ than he

,.

. always kept in the bar neeiiorr with the llotel.

'Ilns Hotel is on the water‘s edge, and cum- man-ls a splendid view uftlle harbor of Surn- inerside, and of the Straits, ulld will be found a eorntoimblu illid healthy place for travellers.

Its near proximity to the steamer “'harf will make it the best place for travellers wait- int,r to go in arriving in the Boat.

llorses and alrriagcs can always be had Oil the premises, by boarders.

RICHARD lllllill‘l'l'T.

\Vator Sirect Surnincrside. July 2, lstltt.

1868. 1868. (0?. ll. Richards,

“’IIOLI'ISALI-l IMPORTED 0F

vans,

and

GENERAL ENGLISH & FOREIGN

GROCERY WDS,

begs to state to his the public 7

atrons and his

will, (in a few days) (ill arrival of ships Eleanor, Choice, Lampalo, and Sig/patio, FROM LONDON AND LIVERPOOL, Acadia, frolll GLASGOW, be Most complete 8:; larger than any other ill the Province, and solicits the attention of

Cash and slrort-tililc Buyers, to whom A DECIDED ADVANTAGE will

be given. 0. L. RICHARDS,

Wholesale Tea, Tobacco, and General Grocery \\’brirolrollscnliiu.

North Wharf, St. John, N. B. May lst,18ti8.

Directly Opposite Holman’s Wharf.

I ‘IF. Subscriber having built a good Oren, and secured the M‘l‘l'lces nfli first class Baker, is new prepared to furnish all kinds of

Pastry. Oako, Bi it, Broad. &o.

I he will also slip Icustornerii or fain- lllca wrtll Brent], ' our] day, delivering It‘lll. their rcsidc . ' at such prices us fill] enable those ’ _ to make money. Ship owners i‘... rs vril] llnd ittothelr

rlivlvuntagc to purebu lielr ship bread from ]]]l].

In connection Wlll] the Bakery in a CON FldU’l‘lONAR-Y Grocery and P rovisiou

STORE,

wlicre Confectinnary can be Illll't'lll'lltOlI u iolcsnlc or retail cheaper than it can be imported. Ill: (Iroecries are of thc best

quality and um pm“ 1 can l'llllllllll]. 5 mm m" be" "‘0 I'lul'd

’I:ic Nit-s and Tell I‘m-ties supplied. lIbc want 0] Inch an minl-liulimcnt an the more hair long been felt in this community and the subscriber trusts to meet with that patronage which the enterprise lit-server

' .ioiiv MeRItI ’ Ml} liter Street, July 2, With—3m ‘m H‘- 0_orns and Warts?“ lll‘O permanently nnd"cli‘retually cured by HIM. ‘ 9c of

R 0 B I] B 0 F'S Patent: Corn Solvent.

For sale by V W. B. WATSON.

throughout the United

WRIGHT’S

INDIA VEGETABLE SUGAR comer)

PILLS

Auuc, Ililious c coughs, pnini tb sipchls, salt rll our discailca,

lip] nts, coldl end boncl, Ery- i,al] cutane-

cli, Droply

iirrheccl bility - WARRANTED T0 rururv THE BLOOD. For sale at the Principal Office, No. 372 I’v‘lll‘l strett, New York, and by Druggim generally. , W. R. WATSON, Ch'Town, Agent for this Island.

inning, but True I

III) dark ages of medication now draw to

ii L'lusu. Dr. M rguiel'a two grand lpccl. ties—1’] LLS and SALVE—hnvo l ruck in. tho root of the cruel idea that nmkoi It necessary for ll man to pour masses of dead and offer“ drugs down his throat to aid the cure of his

disease. ONE TO TWO PILLS

are enough at an_' time for any man to mirt- if the pills are made of pure, unadulterated drugs. MAGGIEL’S I’ILLS and SALVE ilro superseding till the stereotycd physics of the day, because they are made oftllo finclt lull~ tori-ah: ill the laboratory, and never fail.

HEAR WHAT IS SAID: “ Dr. Maggie], your pill has rid me of all billionaires." “ No more noxious doses for me in five or ten pills taken at it time. One of your pills cured me." “'1‘ links Doctor. My headache has left me. Send a other box to keep in the house." " After suffering torture from Billions Obo- ]ie, two of your pills cured me, and I have no return of the irrulally. " “ Our doctors treated me for Chronic Corl- siipatiorr, as they called it, and at but lllill I was incurable. Muggiell's pills eurcd Inc." “1 bad no appetite; Ringgit-1's I’ll]: gave me a licurtv one."

FOR DISEASES OF THE

Kidneys, Retention of the Urine, éc" Maiz—

giel's l’ills are a perfect cure. One done will

Millafy any one.

FOR FEMALE DISEASES,

Nervous l‘rostrntion, Weakncu, Genera] Ln-

srtude, Want of A ppetitu, Maggicl’a I’illl will:

be found all etl'cctunl remedy.

MAGGII‘DL'S 1‘] S ND SALVE

are almost. universal in -ir effretl, and a

cure cllll be almost alwa a Ilaell box contains tw ve

a dose .

All orders fur the United States must be addressed to J. Illiyllock, No. 1] Pine ltrcet New York. '

Patients can write freely about their com- plaints, and a reply will be returned by the following lnni].

Write for Mnggicl'rl Trontmentof Diwali-s. Cortisrnill-‘lcrrsl Couxrsurnlrs l—Allrend- ers ot this paper are warned nut to purchase Ringgit-1‘s l'ills or Salvo, unless the name of .I. Illlydoek, Proprietor, irl addition to the name of Dr. Maggie] ill on the engraved slip surrounding each box or pot.

“ Your box of Ringgit-1's I’illa cured mo of noises in the bend._ I rubber] sonic Inlvc be- hind nry ears and the noise left."

“Send me two boxes; I want one for a poor family."

“ I enclose a dollar, your price In twenty- ilve cents, but the medicine to me In worth in dollar."

‘: Send me five boxes of your Pilll."

“ Your pills are marvellous."

“I send tor another box and keep them in tile house.” . “Dr. Maggie] llna cured my headache that was chronic."

“ I gave half of one of for cholera morbull. well ill a tiny."

My nnusun ofa morning in now cured."

Lt'tlllc have three boxel of your Salve run] bills by the return mail." hold by all respectable denien in medicinn m Suite- and Canada, at -n cents il Box or I'ut.

Aviniv, Ilrrowu 8:. Co. Halifax 11.8. May 23, was. ' .931. Mini.

W. R. Watson, Agent for P. E. Island. Invitation to Shipbuildcrsl

. 3000 EL—ocxs,

NOW READY FOR SALE

AT COSTIN’S LOCK SHOP. s u M M 3 I n a I

THE subscriber begs leave to direct the attention of SHIP BUILDERS Ifltl surr o warms. to his a L 0 OK 8 H 01'. where he has now. and will conluntl keel’ on hand, a large lot of BLOCKS. of his". Wl]](‘ll will he sold It. the low t I land pricel. and 25 PER cun'r. off for CA . chicnlbcr tho-e are not Ill Bloch yo“ read about which have no B In; In Ih" Shower, and 2 Rivet. where 8 I required- ] nrticl purclianing Block! 0 d ‘1'." drive out thol pine and cum as innnvvcuc a have of bad Bloch. been In“

The finest vouch that em all“! “'9” this Inland were furnished with Bloch from tlie Ipbrctlliera Factory, (tho New MOW" budme. Zuln'lm, and other. .)

ALSO—Sth Wheels. fiat-bod wlth neut-

nnu and ma 0 lubntnntln]. Deck “"1” I'umpa, &c.. he.

Reference can be made to “on. J. C. POW I]on..Irunc| Yco. JOHN COMIN-

~53 .,= ~= .. t: e 5.:

one I’ll] in

your pills to my bnba ’I‘he dear little thing got

‘cll. 27, 1808.

Cash

' IIE highest prI r at all time! it delivered at the Eu"

31

I! will be pull of £008. llovu."

Curc nick lleiidcehc ltbc madam, Fever Ind