hew Advertisements Lost Dog—R. R. Fitzgerald Oats. Oats—Lemuel Viol-tersou. Leasehold Farm for Sallie-Dun. Shaw. Stoves—Lemuel Vickerson. Coal, Ciiiil_li. L. Lydiiird. Stoves-~lleiij. Rogers, Cape Traverse Wharf—John Clay. Canada House—William Johnston. Flour. Flour—A. 1’. Mills. Lamps d: I’lucs——Do. Boots «ti Shoes—Do. Ready-Mada Clothing ~1in. Notice to Printers—Jonrnal Ollico. Rooks &e.—I’riuco County Bookstore. AUCTION SALES Wreck Sale—William Ilubbard. Extensive Sale—John Clay. Valuable Property—John lI:l.'

this Day

a rd .

Destructive Insects. W

Insects destructive to vegetation are be. coming very numerous. Nearly all the apple trees in the country have been destroyed by the cactus, popularly known as the biirlrloiise. Currant and gooscllerry bushes are yearly 11e- nuded of their leuvcs,—aiid even the iorcst trees do not escape the deprediitions of vora- cious creatures of various forms. A few days ago the writer observed, in ii. lawn which liiid been laid dowti iiiaily years ago, large patches of grass completely killed. On walking over these spots, the ground yielded to the pressure of tho ieet. and on examination it was found that the tort had been undermined and could be lifted all like a carpet. The roots of the grass are wholly destroyed. The (lei-rtstulor is a grab varying in size from a halt inch to one and a hall" inches in length. The large ones are nearly half 1m inch in diameter. "The head is brown. and armed with powerful llorilyjaws, the body is nearly white, except at the tail where it is brown. It is provided with six strong legs, and on turning up the grass It is seen rolled up in the form of a crescent. This insect, we believe, is the grub ofa beetle. ot the same family as that known in England as the Oak-tree (pliyllopli- ya qiiei‘ri'ntt.) In this Island it is sometimes called the Sole-bug. and is usually found at the roots of ciibbi ge plants, which they greed- ily destroy. The grabs of this kiiid ilo not conilne themselves to the roots of cabbage or ot grass. The roots of wheat aiidotlier grains, iliid even oi young trees, are sometimes des- troyed bl them. It is related that in England about seventy years ago, a farmer iliid his man gathered eighty bushels of the parent beetles! 11 It is to be hoped that our Island is not doomed to endure 1!. visit from these in— iiatiable insects. Unfortunately. ve have but few iiisectivcroiis birds. iiiiil while the insects are increasing, the birds are disappearing.— Islander.

FISHING Irizns. — The schooner Srintu, 'I‘illsoii, of Newburyport, arrived on the Htli inst. \vitli IEU barrels, and the (1.1:. IIrtuf/‘ortl, Malada. of Gloucester. on the following day 'witli 211:] barrels.

The following: entered to-day, ll'eollintiiigz, "I‘lioinas, with 207. .lfllssenu, Reid. with 2:11). ~11lill mm 11'0", mmtn, with :01) barrels—mil voi' Gloucester.—I'u:rt'at, 121/1.

KT“ A very nice photograph of Prince Arthur, and sir. ltobert Ilotlgson, sitting ili their carriage under the arch erected near the market house, in Charlottetown, on the oc- casion of the PH 'cs' visit; can be purchased at Mr.(,|rilles Clark’s Photograph Saloon, and lit the 1‘riuce County Book Store. for one shilling. Who would’iit have one?

W’- '1'iii: weather duringtllc past few days has beeli very fine and warm. Just what waanetdcd for harvest work. Ii‘it should continue title for two or three weeks, the most of the harvest would be got through, as ii any farmers are eilabled by the aid oi machinery to cut their grain in a short time.

GoiiHv's Lanv's IIUUlv i'br September has been received. The steel—plate engraving, "The Cottage Home," is very nice, and well worth the price of the book. The wood cut, “The Dead Bride." is also ve y good. The fashion plate looks charming. The piece of music in this number is arrangedl'or the piano. The Literature is very spicy. Numbers of this, and other Magazines, can always be hall at tile I'riiice County Bookstore.

Milli. (Tntiliiisiis.—’1‘he contracts for the Inland Mails lrom Charlottetown to Siiiniiier- side, and from thciicc to'l‘igiiish. including all the branch mails, were closed on the Hill iii. The tender of .1. L. Iloliiiaii, Esq.. for t conveyance of the mail to Suiiiincrside. was accepted. The tender of Mr. James Ramsay, fortlie conveyance oi the mails from Summer- side to ’l‘igiiisli, via the Western Road, iii- cliiiliiig the branch mails, was accepted. Mr. Will. Cairns tendered for uml obtained the Mail from Suininersido to Kcnsiiigton, and also from Suiiiiiierside to Freetown and Be- dcquc, semi-weekly.

The contract for the Mails across Cape ’I‘orniciitllie was given to Messrs. Irving mid Muiturt, the former contractors.

Tiii; TELEGRAPH OI‘I‘IL'E, in this place, has been removed to the lower part of I'ope's liiiildiiig, on Central Street. The new other is very nicely titted up. There are two rooms, a large slide window dividing the room a H pied by tllc operator froiii the one in will I the business is done. The word “private” on the door at oilce tells the stranger not to enter into the operator's appartliieiit.

The oppvrator, Mr. S. A. Munccy. has been for a long time in charge of this oillcc, aiid liiis always done all in his power to please and accommodate the public. Indeed, we believe that very few operators would go to the trouble that he does. in order to acquaint the travelling public iiinl agent of the steam- bouts of their arrival and departure. So innit» it ever be.

’l‘iii-z steamer Princess of Wales took from this port ilii Wednesday last, 250 barrels oysters; 20 do. eggs; 131) tabs of butter; coo bushels oats; 1:} horses and :11 sheep. She also took a large number of passengers iroiii Charlottetown i.iid this place.

THE latest market price are—outs 2s. 8d; potatoes ls. till; butter 121.; eggs Ud.; beef Ad. to lid.

THE County of Colchcstcr. N. S.. has clcctcil Mr. Archibald. the Union candi- dale, by a laigo majority.

Her Majesty‘s steamer Dari is now an- cliored oil Sea Cow lleatl Light.

The latest intelligence received from New York, says that great. damage was done to the shipping by the gale on Wed- ties-lily, the tub iii-slant. involving paililul loss oi lilo.

[9' Elder Iliram Wallace. from Nova Scotia. will preach (I). V.) iii the Chris- tiall Meeting House. Silliiliici'side. on Lords‘ day next. at 11 o‘clock in the morn- ing, and ti; o‘clock in the evening.

Li‘dlilrritll.

At the Mllllht‘, on the ‘dlll ind. by the Rev. W. R. Frame. Mr. Rolleit Miirri ‘. of Iledcipie, in Miro (‘hiirly McDonald, oi Siratllalbvii. ~

At the Manse. on “villa-villi)". the Ill tlnl Rev. W. R. Fi'iiliie. Mr. illllill’l It 'll-tvilii, oi Lot ti, to Miss Elizabeth \\'ib~or, ol I'lvili‘lilit \"ullev, 1.1a 'JI.

Al Neaiiae. New Ilr

lliiml'ick. by the Rcll'. Mr. ]t..l.i»i1suo.ontlie i all.. .\ii. Douallba I lit' li|t|1-.til' l‘n-dwptin 1'. it. 1‘. 1.. in... _l<.l|.<.lhetli Moi ripen. lo i-mal daughicrot \\ Ill. AIUI'I'imlII. Ins-p,

ol the above place. ' ’ H Al Ibo Mauro. oil Ilio filth IIHI . hr '11" l\(‘\', 1.

Duncan. Mr. Montague Collin. to Miss Molieinla-I Sterile. both of St. Peter's Ray.

9 I r d . l " In an... N'.1l_ oiiile-Ellll .lnly. "la-r1. mil-i Julia-i A All-Ionian, mil n! .Iobii Me.

Imam. in tile D'Ill you or Ill-up». Il'll\'1l||:l| loud father and ii.oib1i-:lnd alanyliicndslo Illulll‘lllilllll'

"""" ml... 1' s. lilllllv‘lliliiill .

S Stoves! Stoves. N SALE, by the Subscriber, very low for Cash, Coo/ring Stoves, Fran/dirt Slaves. Parlor Stoves, Close Slaves.

L. VICKERSON. Siiliiiilersidc, scpt. Iii. 18139. if

Goal 1 Coal.

’ 0 AltRIVl“ in R few da 3 nor S ‘l i “ iioi-u/ about y ’ l mom 1 i

90 Ions Sydney slack Coal!

Which will be sold vizliv Low from the Ves-

sel. This Coal is an excellent article for Coal

Look Stoves and Shop Stoves. Send in your

orders at once.

‘ E. L. LYDIARD, bunnnefirside, sept. 16, Isn't). Colll. Mer.

Stoves !

COOK STOVES,

Waterloo Stoves, Broadside Stoves, Niagara Stoves. l'ui’lor Stoves,

Home 6.: Franklin, Organ A: Scout. Stoves.

Stoves.

For sale low at B. ROGERS. Alliertoii, rcpt. 111, 1869. din

Notice to Printers. V AN I'EI). at this Olllce, a good Journey- man I‘RIN'I‘ER. Also, it ROY about It} years old, as an Apprentice. Sept. 11;, 181:9. JOURNAL OFFICE.

Cape Traverse Wharf. Settled Tenders V ILL be received at the Oilleo of the Secretary of the Board of Works, until TUESDAY, the 5th day of OCTOBER next, for BUILDING a WIIARF at CA I'll} TRA- VERSE, according to Specification, it copy of which may he been at the Secretary‘s oilice. Charlottetown; one at the residence of air. Lewis Mnttart, near the spot; and one lit the subscriber's oillec. Bedclpie. Each Tender to be marked “Tenders for Cape l‘i‘aversc \l'liari‘,“ on the bile . JOHN CLAY.

S. 1‘. Works, Prince County Bedelpie, Sept. 15th, Ilium—pro Ii

Gamma. he use, CJHA'I'IIANI, N. IL, WILLIAM JOHNSTON, I’itoriliu'rou.

GU01) LCCUAL‘IUDATIUNH F01! l'ci‘ililliwut tutti Transient BOARDERS.

l’artics visiting Cliathaiu trill find it to their comfort to stop at this Hotel.

GOOD S'I‘AIIIJVG. CHAIIG IIS REAKHJNAIILE.

FLOUR! ' US’I‘ received from Montreal, 50 Iibls. No. 1 Silpcriiiic 1.1‘1 liir. Which will be sold at a. small advance on cost.

A‘ 1’. MILLS. Siiuitiierside. st‘pt. Ill, lSlill.

Boots and. Shoes! US'I‘ RECEIVED per Steamer Ii'lulJI» Il'Ull'Ul'U/I, it large ortiiicnt of

150015 and Shoes, Which lvill be sold at a small advance on cost. A. 1'. MILLS. Siiinlncrside, srpt. Ill. 1811).

Ready Made Clothiiin‘. LOL‘DS, lIOODS and SONTAGS, At small advance on cost. A. l’. MILLS.

Siiliinieraide, sept. 16, 18131).

Petrolum Lamps to Fluid. ' ‘IIOSE LAM us are the safest and best llainl Laliip now in use, require no chim- iiy, mid will be sold very cheap.

A. 1’. MILLS. Siiiuincrside, Sept. 11}, 18bit.

PRINCE COUNTY 38de ire-us 1

CALL AND SEE THE LARGE "1‘ asson‘ruii.“ 011‘

Books, Stationery, Toys,

li‘tinuy Guotln, 4150., Ever offered for sale in Summersidc, at the

Prince Co. Bookstore —A.\'1)—-— FANCX' IGDII’OIIIIIDI- [3" For sale at VERY i.o\vi~:sr l‘RICIIS. Central Street, Siilimiersidc, Sep. 16, ’15:!

Oats I Oats 1 Oats! ‘VAN'I'ED, by the subscriber. a few THOUSAND UUSIII‘JI.S good sound () A ’1.‘ S , For which the Market price will be paid. L. VICRERSUN.

Nulliulerside , Rept.1li. 18159. 4iii

Leasehold Farm for Sale.

I ‘IIE subscriber offers for sale. a valuable 1 FARM, ri'tliilt‘li in Lower Lot Ill, l'roiit- pm on lticliilioiid llay, about 1) miles from Suiulnerside. The FIII‘III coiltaiiv 100 acres, 70 ot‘ which is under cultivation. (loud Ilnilil- iiigs on the premises. I‘leiiiy oi Mussel Mud and othcr Mannie; in tho ruli- ol‘tbe i'ariii. ’I‘i-rins moderate. Further particulars made kilowii at the JOURNAL Olllce, or on the pre-

mises to DUNCAN SHAW. 11'». Sept. Ill, 18121). but

Lot

Los'r DOG.

CST, on the Road between Suunnersiilc

and f‘ilrriithers‘. Ix'cnsillgton, last. Mon- day, a \'()UlV(i1v fil‘lkNllu‘L, auswvriiig to the name of Rae. He has a brown body, with a few white spots on his baa-k, white logs. long ears, spotted nose mid long tiiil. The ilniler will be amply rewarded on bringing it. or giving intimation of its being toliiui, to the undersigned, in Charlotte-

town. Sept. 11). lhliil. flip MR. R. FITZGERALD:

l t I \ DibeLU IION. I ‘lIE t'li-I’AR'i‘NI‘JRSIIiI' heretol‘oreex- isting between the ,llllllt'rrlgllt‘ti, is this day lllhb‘OINl-ll) by mutual consent.

R. \ STRONG will receive, iiinl grunt discharges tor all debts due the Firm. R. A. S‘I'RONG. (‘ll.\.\'. W. STRONG. Sliniiilrrside. June 1st. limit.

7711; Journal [a only one dollar a year.

II '1 Wine. Minn _ Mi".l1\ “1" 11111111, bile oi this Island.

UMMERSIDE JOURNAL, THUI

41.000 'PAIR’S

FEET WANTED ! !

——I-'Ult-

I,000 PAIRS Boots, Shoes & Rubbers!

ALL SIZES AND I‘IIICIi‘S'. 1). ROGERS. Siiiiiiilerside, Sept. E), 18129.

1 l‘ L O U R ! UST received at the Ecuiaiu Ilousu, it (planiin oi the best

Canada Flour, 0. C. GAIIDINI-Jll. Siiiiimlrside, Sept. 9, 1869.

E. L. LVDIARD, .«1 a c I'IOW‘EEYJ, (bollllllisiiliua alllullzmt,

GENERAL AGENT a BROKER, b‘llMAIL‘itSIDE, i-. r.

ISLAND.

Gives personal attention to the Purchase and Sale of all description of Goods and Produce; Sales of Land, Stock, &c.

OFFICE - - II. 0. GI.’ Eli'.\"S 1} U1]. DIA'G, Ill-2A1) or ocict'v's WIIARb'.

Ifrfti‘eiices—WiiLCunihill, Esrp, Cashier Rank 1’. E. Island; James Anderson, Eup. Cas icr Union Rank, Charlottetown.

September 9, 18111).

More Flour! JUST RECEIVED frolii MONTREAL. 100 BAIKBELS Extra and Superfine Flour!

Ilest iii the market.

D. IIOGI‘.‘ IS. Slllillllci‘sillt‘, Sept. 9, 18131)-

NOTICE ! LI. persons indebted to the subscriber by Rook Account or otherwise, are hereby iiotillcd that if the amounts they owe are not paid on or before the 10th of OCTOBER next, they will be sued ior without turtlier notice.

ROBERT YEO. Alberton. Sept. 9. isms—«lilo

KING SQUARE Furniture Warerooms!

MARK BUTCHER

Respectfully begs to inform the public that he has now on hand the largest. and most iiishionalile assortment of Far- iiitlire ever before oiIercd to the pliblic, consisting of the fol- lowing articles: I)x-u\viug- 1:00“!- ClIAIRS—(lrcciaii, French, iliid half-French,

iiisy alid Antique. ’I‘Allld'lS—Rouiid mid Oval, with \Valliut, Mahogany, and Marble Tops. Sofas. (.‘ouclles, Sellers, Whatnots, Canter- bui’ics, Clleilloiiiers, &c. Dining lhioxn. CIIAIRS— French, llillilFrench, Grccmn, Easy Chairs, Rocking and t'ane Seated. Children's Chairs of every size and Pat- tci‘ii. TABLES. extending from 4 ft. to 12 ft., in Walnut, Mahogany mid Birch. SIDE-BOARDS, ill Walnut it: Mahogany, with eellerets; Butler's Trays A". Stands. lied-1:00“) £25015.

Consisting of Hedstcads, 'hcst of Drawers, with Glass, Wash Stand, Table, Small Chairs and Rocking Chair, Coiiiiiiode,&.c. Bedsteitds of every description, and every class ot'Clinirs, in Walnut, with (Jane Seats. &c.; Looking Glasses. all sizes, Rocking Chairs, Wood iiiid Cane Seated, ili Walnut and I’iiiiiled.

IItiIl. Tables. Chairs, Hat and Umbrella Stands.

RI'I‘CIIE.‘ FURNI’I UItI-2,eveiy description. Looking Glass l‘lates.

Gilt Moulding for Picture Frames. Venetian Illiiids and Outside Shutters, with Revolving b'pIIIIL‘S.

TWO second-hand I‘IANOS. Upllolstcriiig of every style and latest fashion. Mattresses of Hair, l-Ixctilsior, &c., always on 1411“ o I‘LANING AND TURNING, of every sort, and dig Sawing of every class, doiie on the shortest notice.

The above is guaranteed as good, and cheaper than any ol:ercd in this city for sale. A quantity of Canadian Furniture on hand,

good and cheap. CALI. AND SEE! t‘h‘towu, Aug. 17, I869.

F

SHIN GLE .9 1

OR SALE cheap for cash or approved credit, 70 THOUSAND

Spruce and Fir Shingles.

I’ersoiis wanting good sawi-zn will iiiid it to their interest to L. before purchasing elsewhere. GEORGE CLARK. Wiliiiot Valley Mills, b'ept.. 2, lo J.—-2i

A NOTICE I

ANTED to purchase, liflolll‘ lnlil‘ Oxouwnut less than tour years

W THOMAS II. SIMS,

Remington . Lot 111, Aug 31, '1ii'i. 4 iii

In Bonded Warehouse 1

Aiid oil‘ered low to close consignments, iii “and or Duty paid. ‘20 lilids. Ilarhadocs SUGAR, 12 do Porto Rico do [syrlip. filo pulls 1’orto Rico MOLASSES, equal to 21) Casks GIN, 20 do lleiliivssy‘s BRANDY, 10 do \VINICS. 60 cases Fine OLD BRANDY. MACEAUII 'RN & (‘0. Italian “'arclloiise, tfh'towii, Ai iw Watches 85 Clocks. ’ ‘IIE Subscriber has just received a new supply of CLOUII at WATCH Material, aisl is prepared to t‘xrcute all woik iii the Watchmaker‘s line. DANIEL D. CREW. Siiinnit-rsidc. .11in 1i’i.‘tl'.t. Near Drill Shed

Herring l Herring 1! 25 RARRl-IIS PRIME Inn-ring.

credit.

HHINGLER illlllllc UIII‘S

JAS L. IIOLMAN. Summerside. June 17, 15611.

despair/t, a1 Hie Journal Olllce,

:Iobil’rin/i'ny dune neat/y and with

{SDAL SIQI’TEMI

papa-mm nastier EUREKA llOUbll this. So. 1 ,. . .

7 “E CNDERSIGNI‘ZD have JUST RE- CEIVED from England, United States, and '1‘!!!) DONIINION, A Large and well Seltclcd Stool; (3/

NEW G OODS,

which Iiilvc been bought on the most favor- able ll‘l'liis. and will be sold at prices that will compare favorably with the prices oi'aliy other dealers ill the county. The Goods being marked Iolv, N0 DISCOUNT, EXCEPT Fllll 012811. will be allowed. Prompt Payment Expected. D. AL 1'. MUN L'TT.

l’rincptowa, June it). 181:5).

Valuable Eroperty F013 SALE IN SUMMERSIDE!

THE Subscriber oll'ers for sale, or to let,

Two Dwelling Houses,

IN SHAIMERSII)E,situatcd on Second street. In one of the above Dwellings is it superior FURNACE OVEN, capable of baking a bar- rel alld a quarter oi ilour. The above ploperty needs ilo puilliilg. and will be sold uta bargain. —ALSO——

A liollise and Lot situated on Hanover Street. ill b‘niiiniersidc.

Steam Communication with

BOSTGN & INTERMEDIATE PORTS.

7 VIIE S'I‘EAMSIIII‘S :1]. [Li Jill/(:1, 1’. A. \‘ickerson, Coiuliiailder. ainl Uri'enlnl l". M. Snow. t‘oiiniiaiider. until further notice Vliii ply weekly between this portiliid Boston, calling at llalit'lX, Cause, and Ifictou .

The Alhambra will leave Queen‘s Wliaii every alternate Thursday at 12 o'clock, noon; ainl the UI‘ICIIItlf wil. be despatcllcd as soon as possible alter her arrival here.

For freight or passage apply to

CARVEIJ. BROS,

Cll'town, July 2!), '69 Agents.

Summer Arrangment‘.

E TIRE CHANGE OF TIME

OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE 01"

P. E. Island Steamers St. Lawrence tum P. of “'ulcs, 50 AS TO

Connect; with Boston Bout Three Times a. Week!

For United Sltiles N. Brunswick

NE of the “DOVC'ILIIIIUd Steamers will

leave Charlottetown Ior Siiiiiiiierside and canal... "viii-y MIINIHY. \VEDNF ‘1 A ’ ainl FRIDAY Evenings, at halfpast 7 o'efoc -—rciiiriiiiig from Sliediac every MONDAY, \VEDNI'ISDAY and FRIDAY, :itiiooii, on arrival of Train from St. John.

li‘or Nova Scotiu.

Leave Charlottetown for I‘ictoii every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY ilt i') a. in. , taking Passengers ainl Freight for llawksbury,Giit of Caiiso, on Tuesday,- for Port Hood on Thursday. and Georgetown on Saturday; and Returning, from Georgetown on Monday; llilwksbnry on \\'cilncsday, niid Port 11001] on Friday, by way oi'l’ictou, leav- ing latter place iit noon on arrival of Train from Halifax on each above named days.

KT“ By this arrangement a thorough con- nection from all above named places to ROS- TON and all intermediate l’orts, will lie es- tablished, without. ally delay or stoppage on the way.

r

Ily order. 11‘. W. IIALES,

Seen

’ 11E S'I‘ANFIICL‘D \VO()LEN CO.“-

I’ANY at TRYON. iii thanking the Public for the liberal patronage received would respectfully inform their customers and the Public generally that the Mill huvilig llt'xll put in good repair and iii de thoroughly cillcieiit ilicvery department; they will coil- tinue to iliailniactiire floihs,1<‘laiiiiels,lllan etiilg t\';c., from custom Wool as heretofore. l'ilrties wishing to do their own wearing can have t ieiv wool I’icked, Oiled, Carded and Spun, tor one shilling per pound. Custom- ers may rely on a quick return, and ii'ilesired illay have Cloth in exchange at time ot‘de- i‘wering Wool, as a constant. supply will he always on hand.

Wool which must be clean washed. free of Hill course locks, iiild of good quality 1.11 at the lion II. .1. Callbeck’s, Charlot- tetown, or lit the Mill.

S'I‘ANI’IEIJ) “'OOLE.v Co.

’l‘ryoii, July 1, lo‘

L A D I \Vill find a very large assortment of Batter & l’rcscrvc Crooks! ——ALSU-—

Flower Pots 1 Cheap at.

If. T. IIl)L.\Il\N'S. Sliihiiiersidc, .Iiily 1.3, Inliil. ihii

Kerosene Oil ! JUST RECEIVED per schr. BRITISH Il'.lUI.I'.', from BOSTON— 15 (Iiislts Kerosene Oil! Warranted plire. Wholesale or retail by

DAVID ROGERS.

Silllllllt‘rridt", August 12, 1817:).

i‘lotice to Farmers & others!

l".\R.\I EIIS, do you want a good IRON

I‘LOUGII? (.‘all lit the subscriber‘s liorgc, in the rear of lill‘ Iliiriiess Shop of C. II. bitilllllcl‘il, Water Slit-ct.

FARMERS, do you want your HORSES SIIOD in good shape? (‘illl at the subscrib- er‘s Forge, whom you will bv accommodated nt mice, without delay.

FARMERS, do you want your l’loilghs, llarrows, Carts. iiiid Wagons plit in good re- ,puirl‘ Call at the subscriber's Forge; it is [Just the place.

t Ship (‘arpeilters and others, do you want

1“” “1" luw 'ur “uh or “mum”! :your A xvii, All/ms. and Mauls done up in good

lahape? Call at the subscriber‘s Forge; he

understands the business.

‘ The Forge is n coiiiiiindioiis line. and can .lt).\'l~‘.l'll ROGERS.

Suiniucrside. Aug. 2511. 13133.- by

’ihat the Goods will compare favorably with

,"iilaw passer.

atccotillillldatu 1| dozen or more horses at HINT-

IICR Iii. 1513!).

869. ,

1‘1"“. Subscriber has just completed Lia; SPRING INFORMATIst of '

NEW GOODS. 1

Ex li'ticmli'n, [impress iIII'I Amp/tian. frolli‘ ENGLAND, [tube/l .Vul/Iz, from BOSTON. :liid Ala-rill, from Montreal; embracing all The requisites for the season,, BOTII Staple & Fancy Dry Goods,