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London. Feb. 15. In the House of Lords this evening Earl Mayo asked leave to bring in a bill to sus~ pend the operation oi the writ of Habeas Corpus for a short period fiom the first 01% March. He said the Fenian leaders had, shown an ntwr disregard of their oalli of ‘ allegiance to the Crown and stated that out I of 208 Feuiuns who have been arrested 95! were Americans. He concluded by saying that although the Government had sue- Cet’llt‘d in repressing the rebels still an ex- pansion 01 its powers was necessary to

complete the work.

Leave to bring in a bill was granted.

In the House of Commons 1. 'd Stanley laid before the members additional tapers on the subject of the Alabama c aims; these documents have already been pub- lislicd.

The following is the latest news receiv- ed lroin Aiincslcy Bay:

The uux'lary Corps of Egyptians rclaiu- ed in Assyria are leaning forward as tlic cxpcdition advances. notwithstanding the rcanst of thc English (lovcinmcnt to the Pasha of Egypt. that they be withdrawn.

Ill-ports truth the lntcrlorstat' thiit King Thcmlorus and the British captives were at Mayda.

London. 15th.

Lennon who was convicted oi treason and felony but not iov lli|1|t cr. was yeS' tcrday brought brioru the court and sen- tciiccd to imprisonment. at hard labor 101' I.) yours. Alter receiving his sentence he made a hitlcr and (lPlIttlll. Spucl‘11.111 which lie pi'cdietod that bcinre he had served out the terin 01 his imprisonment tlic Biitish Monarchy would be overthrown. IIc gloricd iii the act for which he was now condemned aml hoped an opportunity would be‘giveii to rcpcnt it.

Lord Derby continues very ill.

Paris, 1511i.

The Government is rapidly pushing for- ward the or 'animation of the National Guard in all lilo dcpartmcnts ol Fl‘tlllcedll accordance with the provisions of the Ar- my Ilill recently adopted by the Senate and Legislative body.

London, Feb. If.

It is generally believed that Lord Stun- Icy will soon succeed Earl Derby as Head 01 the Ministry.

There had been a terrible earthquake in tho Island of Formoso by which tliiity thousand lives were lost.

Toronto. Feb. 15.

The Provincial Gunboats are being got rcady for service on tho opcning of 1111'. navigation : they will be temporarily inan- iicd by the Na 1 Brigade now in Coin- mission. Imperial Gnnboats will be ready in tho spring to tla'iisl in patrolling the Lakes.

New York, Felt. 17.

The Cork “ Examiner“ received by mail says on authority of a private letter that Dr. Wilbci'lbrcs, Bishop of Oxford, has entered the Catholic Church.

The iollowing late advices came by steamers at San Francisco and New York,

Admiral llcll oi the U. S. navy was drowned at the mouth 01 Osaka River on Jan. lltli. The mouth of the road had been closed by :1 sanin bar which formed during the heavy storm. The Admiral had been waiting for several days to cross the bar \vlicn he iiiially started: tompan- ied by flag Licut. Rcid and 1:1 nicii in a boat 1mm tho "IIlll'tIIH'll." While passing over the bar goinlr in the direction of Osaka the bout capSizcd. and all on board were drowned cxccptthrcc sailors. The bodies were recovered and buried neavthc mouth of Osaka river.

’1‘. G. Mayburgh. British Consul at the Newpous, died Jan. 215t.

I‘ckin advich ssy that the rebels aiill mounted robbers liuvo slaughtered great numbers 01 the pt-ptc. but that then: is no danger whatever of tho capture ot the Capital.

In Shantang 30.000 rcbcls have been killed and the Imperial troops are every- where victorious. Horrible barbaritics \Vl'l‘o cutumittcd by the Shantaiiu' l't'llt'ls. An explosion had occuri'cd at. \Vuchung. cppositc Hankow. in which three powder magazines and more titan one thousand liri-s wci'c saci'iliccd. No harm was done to European property. The London Times nnnounccs that the Queen will hold a Court at lluckiiigliain I'alacc March lid, to receive the Diplomatic Corps. Throt- drawing room receptions will also be held. at each of which Her Majesty will be pre- sent.

The. galcdid immensodamagc in London on Saturday. The gain incrcasvd to a hurricane carrying everything before it. Gvcat number of prrsons are injured and several killed; louv woiiicn lost til 'i' Ines. The trailic on the river was partially sus-- pended and many (trails Wt e drilted aground. Accounts of disasters treat the gain are published front all parts of Eng- land and Wales.

Gold (N.Y.) 1411.

-—r- —- -.— - - Summerside Debating society.

'I‘. Kelly. Esq., Rarristcr. will Lccturs be- fore this Soriety on Monday evening next. Subjcc “The Imagination." Chair taken at H oclock. Admission free. React-red seats for ladies .

11y order, Ai.v.x. Melisa. Scc'y

Sumincrsidc Feb 28 lacs.

mother. by Rev. David FitzUurnld. A. 11.. Rector. Mr. Samuel N Furlo, Organist. of St. Paul's. to Miss Esther. ifth daughter of the late W. Donne, Est .. .\l. . '.

11y tln- l or. Dr. Knox. on the lath inst. Mr- Juinua Ailk -nI ot' Montague Iirid e to Margaret. eldch daugi er of Mr. Duiirnii ‘ullnni. Lot 4“.

On the Illlh inul., by the Re o \\'.Siewsrt. MrAlrx Mclienlh. Ilillsboro' I ver, to Elonisu. daughter ot‘Alcx- Robertson, Esq , J.I‘. St Peter‘s Road;

At the Mun-w, on the I‘th li‘ob, by the Rev T- Dmiran, Mr Mintin Ilctls. South shore, to Mics llitrgurct E. Martin. Ncwluwu.

not. ‘_

At 'I'rvnn, on Fiiduv the I-Ith instant, after u low iii-vb illni-ss. Ali- Charis-slum, in the 81th year of liian'ge. Ilcwnsa resident of ’I‘ryoii for up wards of 00 years. was a (pin-t. IIIIIIIHIIIDHIII man, and vcrv lunch requ-«lcd uml loved by all who knew him. He was a member of the “’cub-yun t‘lnirrh. and us ho had lived the life oi the rigbtctnin he was anabch to III\' the dvnth of tin- righteous.

At I'rinretown Ronni, on the 1511i instant. Mar- garct. relirt oflhu hub Mr Murdoch McDonald, aired Kl yearn. ,

On the sill! iiivlunt. M.‘ “'illinni I‘cthirk. I‘oM muslrrnt Cornwall, ot a violent attack of asthma, in the Illst vear -l his ago.

On thc'.1ili il)H'i|.I'., in her 110m your. Elizabeth, widow of the lulu Dapld Stewart. Shipyard. Lot 13!.

.Buptism Versus Dipping! I‘

111'} III-3V. A. l)i..IHRISAY will ilclivcr,

a LE(‘.'I‘17RE on the above Subject. in

the WESLEYAN CHURCH, on Fltll).\1’,| tomorrow cvcniug. commencing at 7 o'clock. , Rumincrslde, Feb. 28,1fl08 . l

hcw Ailvertisciucn Fountain House—David Grady. . Invitation to Shiplnuildcrs—John Costiii At Cartier Stora—I‘inlay McNeill. Baptism vs. Dipping—A. Dcslirisay. Ilt‘ltislt 'I‘cmplara—Wm. 11. Sheen. Iloot 11: Shoe Factory—J. 1). Houston Dawson “state—Alley A: Davies. Administration Notice—4t. S. I'a For Sale or to Let—Goo. Ramsay. Iloat for Sale—Joseph DcRochc.

AUCTION SALES :

Rare Chance—~11. \V._I‘almer.

Freehold Farin—. ohn Clay.

Farm. Stock, &c.—Gcorgo Anderson.

ACROSTIC. G enlly it penetrates through every pore. IllelieVing sufferers from each angry care;

A ll wounds ll lirals with certainty and Ipctt‘l:

C tl‘l, Burns. trout Iullauimatiuu soon are freed;

1-; rnptiuns. at its presence tlisuppeur: .

S kins lale such stain. and the eoinpli-xmn'l clear]!

4 u re. Mll'lt us Gntcv' .very one should buy,

A II to its wondrous "N'I'III testify.

L at thmus who doubt. a single box but try,—

\' erily. tin-n its mu. Ilcuel‘ln ‘twonld have;

E veu unbelievers would land Giiire's Sulvel Honor to Whom Honor is Due.

It has been said by a few unfortunate mortals who have strivcn in vain to gain po- 51110“ of honor and distinction, that they were itot sufficiently appr ted. While such may sometimes he the case, it is gcncrnlly to he observed lllltl. true deserving worth is cordial- Ly accepted and honored, whether applicd to religion. pnlltlcs.the arts. or invention. Next to religion. invention or discovery has the highest position, for it wields n mighty influ- ence; through its channel! nations have ovcrlcitpcd. as if by magic, the bounds of separation, and, united by electric wires, can converse together at momentary will.

Index-r1, the diversified efforts of man‘s genius in these respects are a source of ad- miration and gratitude to the whole human race. In medicine. sl-ieiu c has revealed during the last quarter ofa century. many hidden truths, which had before been con- sidered to he impossibilitics. The iuulignity of pestilentiul disease is now in a great mea- sure bereft of its terror, and cum the “in- satiatc archer," consumption, is arrested in his deadly march. and oftentimes ovcrthi‘owu. Unduublcdty the great rallyingspowcr in the treatment ot'this and other pulinonry discuscs. is Dr. Wistar‘s Balsam of Wild Cherry; and the foregoing allusions are spplicablc to the memory of its illustrious discoverer. The proof ot‘thc ctllcecy of this great remedy is in its undyng reputation. It has stood the test of time. and its fame as a curative ol Throat and Lung Complaints has extended to all climos.—Cuiiudu. Christian Adrocate.

Prcparcd by SE’I‘H W. FOWLE & SON. 18 'l‘i‘cinniit Iioston. and for sale by Drnggists generally. W. R. Watson General Agent for I'. E. Island {Jan 16

“FOUNTAIN HOUSE,”

OENTRIIL STREET. ' S U MM E R S I D l

7 HE subscriber most respectfully returns

his thanks to the public who so libs-rally patronich him heretofore in the “Union House." and wishcs to inform them that III‘ has again opened up, next door to his old stand. a

Boarding House 85 Bar.

Having plenty of yard room, and cxccllent and coinmodiuus S'I‘AIILING, he is prepared to make all comfortable who may patronize tho “ FOUNTAIN HOUSE."

DAVID GRADY.

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Fountain House. Suuiincrside, Feb. 21’, 1868.

Invitation to Shipbuilders!

3000 BLOCKS,

now READY FOR SALE AT UOSTIN’S BLOCK SHOP, 8 11 M M E ll 8 I D E l

IIE subscriber hch leave to direct the attciition of Sllll’ BUILDERS and SHIP OWNERS, to his 11 LOCK. S 11 O 1’. where he has now. mid will constantly keep on hand. it. large lot of BLOCKS. ofnll sizes. WIIII will be sold at the lowest Island prices, and 25 run CENT. oil' for CA ‘11.

Remember those are not he Blocks you read about which have uo/Ilushiiig in the Sheaves, niul 2 Rive s e s required. 1': tics purchasing Illoc s should always dr c outtlio pins aiid examine the inside. :is maiivvcsscls have been lost in consequence ot‘had Blacks

The fastut vessels that ever sailed from this Island were furnished with Blocks from the subscribers Ii‘actory, (the New Dominion, Nadine. Zuleika. and others )

ALSO—Ships Wheels, finished with ucnt- "can and made substantial. Deck Plugs, Pumps, Sun. &c.

Reference raii lIou.Jumcs Yco.

he made to Ilon. J . C. Pepe. JOHN COS' ‘IN.

Feb 1 y

AT confine STORE,

Opposite Post Olllcc!

Whips ninl Rnbics' Shoes, Artificial Flowers and Feathers, Scarfs. Tics and Collars. Ribbons. all kinds, Rict‘ aiul I'carl Barley. Molasses, Ten and Sugar, Raisins. Currants. 'I'obacco, Pork and Pound l’atchcs, Candles and Film ltrcad. Itlacksniilh's Coats, Thread of all kinds, Ronni I'upcr, Ilraids, all kinds. Ilrnomsund Buckets, Cloths and Flunncls, Gloves and Stockings, Ilcautil'ul Shawls & Sacks. Lozenges and Crockery Vul'e, \Vhilc aiid Unbleached (‘ottonio Embroidery and ('rochct Cotton, Laces, Edgings, Veils, Silks, Lamps. and (thimnics, atnl Oil, l’atcnt Medicines, Hoops, Muslim. Prints, Cuburgs, Lamas. Drcss Buttons and Trimmings. Silk and Muslin Handkerchiefs, Ilair thts for 3d, dciying coinpctilioiil Nails, Glass and Patty! cct., etc.

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VERY C II E A I‘ ran

CASH!!!

[9" The above, with a great litany other Goods of the bcst quality, are licing sold off Vanr (“ulnar FOR (BASH, to make room for the coming spring Fashionable Stock!

FIN LAY MrrVEILL.

Siimmcrsidc, Feb. ‘28. 18158.

,. . ,. .,..___;- Stop! Read Thss! ‘HE Subscriber requests all crsons iudcbtcd to him to call and, sctllc day oi

their accounts previous to the 1st January, 1866. JOSEPH RER'I‘R-ikM. Journal Office, Dec. 5. 1807.

WANTED.

SI'I‘I'A'I'ION by a first class BL OT and SIIOEMAKER. Address J. G. FRANKLIN.

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'cd the Subscriber to sell at AUCTION, on

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New Glasgow Bridge.‘

Feb. ‘20, 1860.

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FARM.

Implements, AT AUCTION.

R. JEREMIAH lIAltRING'I‘ON. of Hope River, New London. has Instruct-

850.,

the premises. on

Tuesday, 3d March next, commencing at 11 o‘clock. forcnoun. his

FARM. STOCK, IMPLEMENTS l

The Farm consists of 74 acres of excellent land. subject to an annual rent of one shilling currency per acre. It has a front of ti chains on Hope River, Lot. 22, where alniudancc at , mussel mud in easily obtained; 50 acres arc under cultivation. the remainder is well covered with hard and softwood. The build-

ings are comfortable and c inmodiuus. STOCK. IMI’LE . Ate.

‘2 MARES, one very superior “ Flying French man." ‘2 COWS. 16 SHEEP, 3 PIGS.

I Plough. I set HarrOWs, 1 Cart 6: Truck, Plough and Curt Harness, Riding Saddle. Gig and Harucss, 2 tons Hay, a quantity of Straw. 52c. Also, the HOUSEHOLD FUR-

TERMS—Eor the Farm made known on the day of Sale. For the Stock. £c., ull sums under £10 credit until 1st Nov. next: all sums over £10 one half on lat November next. and thc other half on 1st November 1869, on approved joint notes.

Sui: I’osirivs, No Rnsimvic. GEO. ANDERSON, Auct. New London, Feb. 20, 1868.

Freehold Farm AUCTION.

1HE Subscriber has received instructions

. from the Widow ol‘ the late WILLIAM COUSINS to sell at AUCTION, on 1,110 pre- mises, on

Thursday, March 5th, at llo'i'lock,n.m., that valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, recently occupied by the lntt \VILLIAM COUSINS. It consists of 1111‘ acres of LAND of excel- lent quality. situated on the North Side ot' the South West River,

NEW 1011 ON. LOT 20.

110 acres are under tvation. and are now in good order. unit of 10 acres extend- ing along the cntirt front. The rcninindcr of the land is cotei'el with a large growth of Hard Wood. Scantling mid Poles. Abun- dance of Mussel Mad is within a few chains of the shore.

The Farm

has a front of li'icltnius on the i' 'cr, and will be sold in one or two lots to suit purchasers; and a good and valid title willl be given. ‘ . o '1 he Buildings

consist -f a DWELLING HOUSE, 3.? x ‘26. with a kitchen attached 2:! x 13; two large RARNS aml other Outlionscs, all recently built aiul well finished.

The above property is within a mile and a hall of LONG RIVER WHARF. wlicrelargc quantities of produce are annually shipped . It is a. desirable investment. for any person wishing to purchase an excellent i'ariii.

TERMS OF SALE.—A credit of ilvcycars will be given. payable by instalments.

Further particulars made known on day of

sale . GEORGE ANDERSON, Auctioneer. ro

New London, .7th Jun., 1

WRare Chance! Valuable Property

FOR SALE AT

AUCTION.

7 ‘Ill-lsuhscribcrwillscllatpul-lic AUCTION , on SATURDAYle 7th day of MARCII. i next, at the hour of ii o'clock, p. iii.. on the premises. that valuable Property known as the “ VICTORIA llOllSE."nt pronFIIt owned and occupied by MR. CHARLES (IOLLET. sittinth at Victoria, Lot 20, mid only a i'cw yards from the public Wharf. a' d Without exception one of the best stands in said place, consisting of one Town Lot with a good DWELLING HOUSE, 2 storics high, with a frost proof collar, a Bar room and kitchen attached. Also, a large Buialing 2 stories high. extending the whole length of the back ot‘said Lot, in which is a good Stu'vlc, Shed, Warehouse and hay lofts, and other conveni- ciirc, with a ysrd a d gar en adjoining. AIAS(I.—Illllll(‘t ' y after the sale of the premises, will c o 'urcd the wholtI of the contents of the 11m- ooni, consisting of De- cxmtors . Glasses, '1 ma, Waiters, Casks. Store, &c.. the. One Sleigh, 1 “'nggou, do. TERMS—One third in three months. our third iii 12 months, and the remainder in 2 years. For the other articles, all sums under 20s. cash down; over that amount a rrt-dit until the lst of November, 186s. Approved securities required. DONALD W. PALMER. Auct. trapmid, Feb. 20, 1868.

“‘"XUQEION. Valuable Freehold Fa. lit LOT 17!

7 [IE subscriber has been instructed by

ALEX. MUCA LLL'M, of Lot 17, to R III by AUCTION, on TUESDAY the ‘ tli MARCH. next. at 12 o'clock noon, on the premises, the valuable FREEIIOLD FARM now occupied by him .

The above Farm contains 100 acrcs of ex» cellcnt Land. is all cleared and under cultiva‘ tioii. It. is within five'pii of the town of Siimincrsidc; and witlii no half mile nt'iii- cxliausliblc beds of s cl Mini. It fronts on two roads, mid is th ‘ inity of grist. carding. and saw mi ls. ’I‘l -rc is on the pre~ illiscs a good DWELLING HOUSE aml a large IIARN, 60 x 35. with ct-llars under it. and othcr outbuildings. It is fenced with cedar.

Any person wishing a good Farm will iliid ' the above just what they want.

'I‘i-rms casy mid made known at salc.

JOHN CLA Y, Auct. 1803.

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Bcdrquc, Fob. Boot 8L Shoe Factory! VIIHE subscriber bcgs leave to direct the

flllt‘liillllt oftlic public to his

130 '1‘ & SHOE SHOP, AT NEW GLASGOW BRIDGE.

witcru Ill‘ 1: prcpnred to do all descriptions oft

work in his line. at the shortest notice. and ‘

guarantees good material and “ perfect iits."

No slop-work performed here. , Mon and women's Hobts and Shoes kcpt'

sonstautly on hand, and sold cheap for cash !

or approved credit. : Just step in and leave your measure.

JAMES D. HOUSTON. New Glasgow Bridge, Fri». 27. 181191.

fitW‘s’ofis ESTATE!

Important Notice.

'7 ‘IIE subscribers have been in fueled by

’1‘111'1'l‘ItlYS’l‘El-ZSOF W. A WSON'S ESTATE. to SUE all parties. t any tlihtillclitttl. whoso unsettled A 'counts. Non-ii of Hand, to W. 11. DAWSON ur GI‘XL NICOLL are not imnicdiatt-ly paid.

I. ALLEY &1)AVII".S,

Atty's for Trustees of Dan-son‘s Estate

Ch'town. Feb; 27. 1868 .

. . , . Administrator’s 1‘01100. HEREBY give l'nniJc Novice that I have appointed ROII'I‘. Mail. STAV I-IR'I‘. of Sniumcrsidc. my Attornvy. for me and in my name. to collect all dchts due an that may become due to the Estate of th .\I. l’arruuson, and to give race )1! for the same when paid to him. ROBERT S. PATTERSON. North Bedeipie, Fe 181.111 —lm.

Good Templars. RINCE (‘OUN'l‘Y LODGE of the 13.0. of GOOD TEMPLARS. will meet in Quarterly Session. on WEDNESDAY even- ing. the 2511i MARCH, at 7 o'clock. in the "Prince Edward" Lodge Roui , Lower Be- dcqnc. *'

By order, WILLIAM . SHEEN. County Secretory. (‘vntrrvillc, Bcdcquc. Feb. 28, 1508. iii

FOR SALE 011 TO IETI 0 LIST, and possession given in APRIL next, the COTTAGE at present occupied by the Subscriber. There are THREE ROOMS and a KITCHEN down 'tairs, and THREE ROOMS up stairs. A table and garden are in connection with it. in tlic drycst part of the Town. GEORGE RAMSAY.

Summersidc. Feb. 27. NIGEL—3m

BOAT for SALE.

7 HR Subscriber offers for SALE u IIOAT. 28 feet 1(ch. 4h fcct dcpt , 105 feet hcnm, plunked with cedar, well iggcd. and excellent soils of flux canvass. only been used one season. She ow lies in Slicmoguc Creek. Apply to. JOSEPH DKROCHE. Miscouchc, Feb. 21. 1808. iii

Notice !

' ‘IIE PUBLIC arc rcqucst d to take no notice whatever o' i tiec" of .Ioua’riiau Absus, referring 1 the title ofthc

Farm of the late Wu., 3. tidvertizcd

to be sold on the 5th of March next, nsu good

title will be gudrnutécd;

GEO. ANDERSON. Sos . ‘

New London, Fol;

Rare Chance if.

Freehold Form for Sale!

' HE inibscribcr oll'ers for stile his I-‘recliold . Furnaconsisilng of llleacrt-sof Luinl,situulcd on tho Linlih-ttcr Road. about 11 miles from Sam-

' nirrsidc. ainl “.3 miles from St. Eleanor‘s; 45 ucretl

are cleared and in a state of cultivation. one part

of the reiiininderis covered with It". spruce and cedar. lit for srnnlling, ahingl sills, and the other part is covered with a arue growth ot bench and rockmn :10. There is ii the realises a