,...-‘ fix.

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[37' Ma. Wii.i.i.tti I .:~

nor. oi Wilmot Creek, disposed of 2687 weight of Park. on Wednesday last, for which he received lid per Ib.-—-Johu Lelm‘gy, quu being the

purchaser. This was it very large quan- tity oi pork for one farmer raise, but we believe that it pays well. We wonderthat more ot‘our farmers do not turn their at- tention to the raising of all kinds at stock, wlteu the markets and prices are so good. \Ve board a farmer say the other day that nothing paid better than raising sheep. and no doubt Mr. Loi'urgy willsuy the same oi hogs.

[3' Wt: never have seen more shipping at tho whorls than there is at present. At the wharf of J. L. llolmitit, Est... there are tto less than tire square-rigged versels, and two or three itt Queen‘s wharf, all loading and bound tor the Old Country.

I}? A great many complaints it 'c reached as lately from Lot lli, oi the it c- gularity with which the mail bug for t. place is delivered. Who‘s built is this? We hope it will he invited into and re- medied imiiiediittcly.

[7‘ LAST night we had a heavy gale. accompanied willi frost and snow. Some three or four inches of snow is now oii the ground.

W'I‘nn Brig Ziileilru, l“ililt\}'§nli, inasier, arrived here from Liv 'pqu, on Tuesday

last, with a general L. go.

5)?“ Captain .1 tint-s Moore, t'oi'iitt-t'lytif Lot ~19, met witha very -vious 'tL-cideiit \t'lilllt‘ Liking in it iitinibi-rot'gravi- stories at Slin- e, a. few days ago. By some illlslillllllg'ulilc‘nl he unhappin gothis hand entangled in the Inuchiitcry‘ connected witlt the crane up the wharf. On his returit here, Dr. I’rice touud it necessary to itiiiputatc two of his fingers.

W A paragraph in the lust. .Jom'ual, in- formed the public tlntt the “ Ladies Itcuevn- Ient Society in Sttiniiicrside iii connection with St. Mary's Episcopal Church," among other charitable acts, had " relieved lhri c .Prciibyteritu families." This is, no doubt, the fact. There is, however, another for! connected wtththe above, which iht- paragraph referred to did lint publish to the world,‘vu: thatl‘rcsbytvrians and other denominations, as well as I‘:]llt‘t'tiliz|litlll‘l, contributed to the

funds ot'this Society, which was iiiidcrstoodl

by the former at the time of its iuaugeriition, “ itth to be lit connection with any particular Chorch."—Coa.

pf)“ Ln: 2. .tx'r Coinsizi. Patna. Dias- ]Iitittsr Srinvtno late oi the Royal Artillery, Adjutant General of this .Ishtud, died this morning—Nov. lIt—at Spring Park, the m. trident-e of his Ion-in l ', ’I‘lieoploius Des- Ilrisny, Esq. The deceased getiilciiiau was the son of Charles Stewart, limp, formerly Her Majesty's Attorney General of this Is- Iitnd, and was horn in Charlottetown, iii I lit the year ITlltl—whcu but fourteen yc: age—he received a (juiitiiiissiou in Her Ma- jestv’s service, as I'li ' i, and in that year did 'duty iii the old 15: cks in this tty. . In 1807 lin took part in the expedition gaiiist Copenhagen. In various parts of_lhe world he served his country as all oiliccr iii the Ar- tillery. mid, iii that service, subsequently at- taitted the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Short— ly after his promotion, Lieiit. Colonel Stewart sold out of the service, and returned to his native Island. The deceased will be deeply regretted by all his acquaintances. His kindly disposition rendered hiiu a general tavorite. and he ltevr r appeared more happy tliait \\ iirii engaged in acts of ltiiidiiess.—l.‘iimidi r.

From L. J. Racine. Esq.

of Int .Vi'nerre. Montreal. “ ll: ' g vxpcri» eiiecd the most gratifying resu ls lronttlicusc of Dr Wislur's Balsam of Wild Cherry, 1 am induced to express the great ('lillIitIt'llt'L‘ which i have. iii itsppfllcaey. For nine months l was most cruelly ntllicted with a. severe and obsti- nate cough, inipanied wtlli acute pain in the side, I did not leave me summer or winter. Th yiiiptonisincreasedalarmingly, and lo reduced was 1 that 1 could walk Ill". 11 few steps without resting to recover from the pain and fatigue which so slight lIIl exertion occasioned At this juncture 1 commenced taking the Ilalsain. from which 1 found iiiimc- diitte relief, itiid after having used four bottles I w ts completely restored to health. I hails also used the ',Ia|s:un iu iity family and i d— ministered it to my children with the happiest results. I out our that such Cauadiit 13 its use the Balsam can speak iit its favor. It i— I preparation whiclt has,ouly to be tried to b:- ackuowledgcd us the‘bcmedy par urellenre. GRMIE'S CELEBRATE!) SALVE

\Vorks like. magic on Sores, Burns, Cuts. \Vounds, Chilblains, Chopped Hands, lulla- txmtion, Jain, taking out the soreness, and healing the parts in it very short tintc.

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‘ GRACE'S CELERRA'I‘I'ZD SALVE. AME. ttnv, Mass, ()cr lit, ‘63 Mr, Grare~ljrar Sim—Having been of- flicted grievuusly for several weeks with it se- vere abscess upon tiiy side, I used sr al remedies for its e tcalioit without l‘l‘t't ig any relief, until I applied your Salve, which effected a speedy aiul pe t iit cure. I therefore feel happy to ecrtiiy my cniiiidcurc in its virtues. Your: wiili respect. . JAMES Dl-IAN. I certify to the above statrincut. H S I)11ARIIUHN, M. D. .1‘repart‘tl by SETH \\'. l-‘OWLE 5. SUN. In Tremont “05'0". and for sale by Druggists generally. W. R. \Vaison General Agent for I'. 14:. Island [tint 2i

Mrs. A. Allen Vorlds Hair Restorer itiiil Zylobalsslum or orlds Heir Dresxiiig are unequalled. and so acknowledged by all who :usu them for restoring, invigorating im- dressing the hair, I'Q'Itlt'rlnt; It soft, silky and glossyuind disposing it to remain in any dcsid red position; quickly - cleansing tlic scalp, ar- rrning the fail niid in hurting a. healthy and natural color to the hat r. They never fail to :restore. grey hiiir to its original youthful rol- m. They act directly upon the roots oi: the \hair giving the natural nourishment required. No lady‘s toilet is complete Without the /.y|o- balsamqu or hair dressing. let-leaiiscsllic hair and import; to it a must 1]. llglllfnl trag- a'iinec, and is suited to both your. tt and old.

:The Restorer Reproduces. The Hair Dressing cultivates and lwnntillcs. ‘

It‘your hair is thin try it, it' scarf," try it. ifhursh try it, if lustreles: try it, if none of these try it. for all who use it will lift wrve their hairibrough life. For sale by all Drug-

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.~.w.~~..cc... Aw...- vmsv. ..

At this Mame. on the (list tilt, by the Rev W R 11mins. Mr Robert Summers. to Miss Mary Ann Dunning, both or New London, South.

\ I .

gt 1 c (l . .onuunption, at his brother‘s rusinlcnee, lrishtown. New London, on 5th Net last, after 1| severe illness, Joint Ready, in his 211th year. Deco-Md was much esteemed for his quiet and kind disposition, which gained for hiutthe respect of all who knew him .—R. I I’.

In Charlottetown, iit the residence of her father, on the ‘Jlith October, much beloved sud deepl regretted by it numerous circle ()1 friends, 1 MAIN, eldest daughter of Vice-Ad- miral lisyfleld.

LL persons indst , must pay at his Inc or their houses, on It wt 1 be c it:

days. _ ALEXA New londou. nov. 1', 15b. .

irs o'

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I ._~ .\lit‘lilili— Ii. 11. Afiliny Aurtiou—lienj. Mills Auction—George Anderson

llllii' Fall 1867—13. Viekersun

Notice of Rtiiiovsl—Thoiiias Kelly Notice—J. 1). Stewart

Nulic —Riehard W. Trciiiaiu

Not” —\\’in. Schurmaii

Noue Thomas Hitll

lv‘iual Notice—W. U. Strong

Money Lost—James I'IuillpIII‘C)’

Boat Adrift—M. Meh‘arlane

Rents. Rents. Rents—J. R. Rourke New Goods—d). Rogers Caniuht Flour—l). Rogers

186"_FALL is 7 NEW FALL

AND

WINTER GOODS!

V Ill-l Subscriber thankful for past re 0 announce that

favors begs l

GEHTBAL STREET,

his Stocl: of

Fall 85 Winter

sconeK which_he offers at the usual low rates.

L. \‘llIKERSON. (.‘eiiti'al-sl‘, Suiiimerside, nov. 7. IS

. CANADA FLOUR ' f 1111'} UNDERSlliNiH) is always in it po- sition to supply his customers with the best sort of ('A N A DA FLOUR. and M EAL. D. ROGERS.

Suntmerside, Nov. Tth, 1867.

Notice of Removal. THOMAS KELLY.

L‘m-rialer-ct-Luw, .N [my ,l’ub- Iz'c, (C'c.,+

Has LEMOVED HIS 0 “RICE to the CLIFTON HOUSE, Water Street, Summer- sidc, where in future he may be convulted on all Iiriticrs pertaining to his profession. iei'side, iiov. 4,1867. 1i

Notice.

, LL persons indebted to the subscriber by I Note of Hand, 11 ik Account, or other- wise, are requested t c notice that all ih-bts rentniuiit ' unpai‘ [er the 25th day of THIS MONTH, will . "ely be sued for \t ithoul. any further notic-

J. l). S'I'I'III'AR’I‘. licdrqne, nor. 7, iSilT. 3i*

. Notice.

All’l'IES indebted to GEORGE PROC- '1t,lll, Blacksmith. Mill River, are hereby .iiotil‘ivd to make iniiiiedlatc piiviiient ofthcir ‘respi-i-livc a -couuts to the uiiiltisigued, as by Deed of .\ 'Itnieiit this day reg' tort-d in Ilic Deputy l'i'ollioiinlary‘s oilii . I‘iIt'IIIItIi' lin- alone is authorised to if ud give re- ‘ccipts for the same. i All amounts not settled before the 15th of ililriL'l'lM Ill-Ill next will be : tied for. RICHARD W. TREMAIN.

'.'in Mitigate. Notice. persons indebted lo Mr. JOHN

A. liAIitNS,

ii-deqne, by Note of Hand, iii respect ol'l

‘ s 1e in November, liltiti, are d t v the same to the sub- seriber, he being: ' d in ft civu it.

hereby rrques \\ .\l. Sl'lllillMAN. .‘ipriiipv Farm, nor. 7. lsiii‘. :11

Notice.

’I‘Ilil subscriber hereby nolilies all persons

indebted to him to 11 and settle their

Accounts on or before it h of NOVEM-

BER iitsiiint,as all :unol ls Ainillg unpaid d {0

after that date will he s e a 'I‘lllilllASZHA LL, Machine Shop. Sitmmrrsith‘, nov. 7, 1867. iii

Final Notice.

I 111’. subscriber hereby notifies all IlllIt'Iilt'lI to him that unless they liayt Accounts, in full. In-iore the limb NOVEM- lil‘ili instant, he will be compelled to enforce the payment thereof by Law. W. (i. STROI-i 1. Illl

lit-deque. nor. 4. 1367. Money Lost ! OS’l‘, on Tuesday last, in Suiiiiiierside, or J on the Road leading i ‘o it Suiiiiiicrsidc lo alargatu, sl‘.’ in paper n ii '. The, tinder will be rewarded by leavi ,, ttthe JOURNAL ()ilicc, or with the subscriber}

JA M ES HUM I'IIREY. Ala-gate. nov. 7, 1146.". Ii

’Boat‘ Adrift.

_ Il‘l'" ) up, on ie titli October lama REEL llilA'l‘. ho owner can have Ill'l' by proving prope id paying experi-

sea, on application to III. Mt-IFARLANE. ' liedeqne. nov. 7, 1861'. 3i"

Rents. Rents. Altoids:

Good Crops, Good Prices, and no Excuse for Tenants.

' HH“. Subscriber, as Alli-INT for the under-

mentioiied l'ropiietors, begs to inform the Tenants, that he will int-ct them at the lollowiug times and places, to receive their respective RENTS“

On TUESDAY, the 122th of Novctiiber next, he will meet the Tenants ol‘Jtiiix 5. MM:- l)ox.ti.n, Esq.. of Canada. on Lo is also the Tenants of Miss M . Ali-Dositiiii. at Paris. on Lots 35 andafi .‘iN EN’S, ’I‘cii

.-

Mile House, St. Peter‘s

(in \I'EDNImDA", the It of November next. he \ ill iueet'ihc ’I‘enan of Loan Hux- ii.“ VISI‘DI’NT bIEIJ‘lLlJ-Z, of Ed iburgh, Seni- htiitl. at ALEXANDER. MrK.\\ S, lit-Sable, Lot {59.

His Lordvliip's 'l‘cnantry on Lot .73 will pay their Rent at the Agent's (“line at Lot 4!).

(in THURSDAY, the 21st ofNovembi-rJie uill meet the Tenants of Mmras. Titmisox‘s oi'llelfitst. lrelaiid, at NOONAN'S, Centre- viilc. ilcdeque.

Hoping that all will be. prepared to meet early at the time and places above mentioned, as all delinquents will iiiostassurcdly be sunt- iiiarily dealt with, as such are his instructions.

J. R. ROURK E, Agent ofthe above Proprietors.

Mill View, Oct. 11,1367. [novT CANADA F OUR. .‘Srh. b‘l'iA lllitl) f MONTREAL, I25 llbls. Fresh Groun 'a. 1 FLOUR.

7!: do. do. do. White and Yel- low (L'ORNMEAL.

For sale low.

Ex

JAMES 1’..110LM-\N. British it, Amtriran House Summerside, (let. 1", 18M.

ctv i di’cflisciiimltsillis [In

tons.

fir \ ‘

AUL I ION. -

' ‘0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on MON- DAY, the IOih of Novmiui-zit next, at 11 a.iit ,tht- FARM itutv in possession of JAMES MrKAY, South West River, New London, Lot ‘10, consisting of 80 acres of LAND. About 50 acres are cleared, and the principal part Iuts lately been iiiauured with mussel mud. The remainder/is cuvrred with hard- wood.

The Farm is IWI'HK on South \Vost intu-

sel beds, where it unilanco of mussel mud

can he lied iit all seasons of the year.

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1 mare, 8 years old, 2 pigs, one cart, 1

plough, I set barrows. cart harness, I stuck

oats, it tons buy a qtiantiiy ofstraw, £26., tie. GEORGE ll. MCKAY. Auct.

Clifton, New London, Oct 31, 1867.

AUCTION! Stock, Crop, &c.

7 ‘0 be sold by AUC’ ‘ION. on the premises of Mr. HENRY HARVEY, Lot 17, Liiiklet- tcr Road, on

Thu 'sday. 14lh h0v., “ISL, at 11 o‘clock, it.iu.,

is sheep, 2 horscs, l cow, 1 pair nxcii, 6 pigs,

1 light waggo ' tritvk do.,l cart, 1 plow.

Ipairltarri 's, ‘

sleigh, 2 s

ting harness, I sell cart

olhtrs, backbands, and traces.

its hay. 5 do. straw, a quantity oi‘liardw od at the door, 1 cooking stove and he clioid furniture, Poultry and other articles.

ALSO—I breeding mare, ll years old. with foal; I new cart, iron axle, 1 ridi ig saddle, 1 light Waggon.

’I‘Ell. —All sums under 20.1 Cum. ovoi-

approved joint notes of hand.

. IIENJ. MILLS, Atiet. hov. 7, 1861'.

‘AUchN 1”

Farm, Slot-k. Iiiiplemcuts 8:0.

’I‘O he sold by AUCTION, on TUESDAY next the 1211i iiist.. at 11 o'clock, ii. iii.,

llhieksiiiith, Mill Rivet, the following articles,

viz :—

1 Marc 7 years old, I Horse, 1 Cow, l Heifer IL year old, 10 Sheep, [2 l'igs, I \Vuod Plough, I sctt Harro'tvs s whipple Trees, 2 Wood Sleighs, 1 Box do., i set Waggon Harness. 1 set Truck Harness, I‘riding Saddle, 2 Collars, 2 pair liaiucs, 1 Back Band, 1 p- ir Chain Tratcs, 1 large ship

yitid Boil r.

- lacksinith's Tools, 1 sctlargc ' i l' Potatoes, 3 stacks

Straw, uy, one-third share of n Mitd , a lot 01‘ Shovels, Forks, Hoes, an her articles too_uuiiicrous to mention

Also,lhc 1< - RMoii which the said GEORGE I’ROU'I‘OR, iiotv resides, consisting of 72 acres of Least-hold Lititd, 3.7 acres clear and in a, good state of cultivation, the balance covered with hard and soft wood. The Farm has a frontage on the river of ill) chains, with an abundant-eol'niudin the immediate vicinity, for manure .

20s a credit tiiitil the lst Noveiiiher, lo’h’S. Terms for the Farm made known at sale. Sale positive! No reserve! V U EURO l'i AN 1) ERSON, Auctioneer. ew London, Nov 5, 18137.

and_C_rop. AUCTION !

r ‘0 BE SOLD BY .~\l,‘C'l‘l()N, on the premises of Mr. John Ratisxv, Lot 17,

on ’l'llL‘RSDAY, llir21rt NOVIWIRER next,

commencing at U o'clock. a.iii. :-—-

:1 Horses. 1 Col 4 Milk Cows, 4 Heifers, 3 years old, 2 alvcs, 25 Sheep, 20 tons Hay, 10 ions Straw, 50 hush. Wheat, 800 Bush. Oats, 20 hush. Ilrt kwheat, 350110. Potatoes. 20 bush. Icy, 1'00 bush. 'l‘uriiips, ii quantity o over seed, I box Cart, 1 Truck, 1 W gr 2 Plain, I'pr. llnrrows,i Horse Rain-,1 jauntiug Sleigh, 2 wood Sluighs, 2 setts cart Harness, 1 Scuil‘er, Si-ytlies, Rakes, Poultry and other articles. . .

-—-ALS()—-

The pleasantly situated property known as “ Shinady Point Farm," containing s-t acres oi‘excellent LAND, in it hiin stateul cultiva- tion, and principally 'fenccd with cedar. There are on the premi -s a coinlnrtoble DWELLING HOUSE, x 35, and a BARN ill) x ~10 feet, with a a good well of water and abundance of mussel mud it few yards from the front. The whole properly is subject to the Nominal Rent of three pounds currency llL'I' iIIIIIUIII.

22-3“ Terms liberal at Sale.

WM. BEAIRS’I‘O, Auct. Ocl 2911i. 1867

’ ‘ W i ‘l N LW (arOODb. 1‘111'} ‘Subscrihcr has just received per (India: and Zidzi'ku. from GREAT BRITAIN. 1.11in It‘ll/in front MONTREAL, and Annie Laurie i'roin BOSTON, the bal- ance of his Full Importation, consisting in part of—

iloileil 5: Raw Oil, White Lead (.‘olored Paints (Hive on Glass ititd l'lity Zine, Crockeryware, Salt, Iron & Steel llull‘aloo Robes lt'e ‘EIIC Oil Hats and Caps ‘ (ilasswarc Tobac

liromu's, Pails, &'Tubs,

Turpentine (‘ai-id es

Rope Starch

Salt l'low Metals Vinegar Iron and .~tcel Springs itiid Axles (flicesc

Nails Dye Stuffs

i Chain for Mud Diggers.

And it variety of other GOODS. which, to- gether with former iiiiportntions, comprise a very large and well selected STOCK OI“ MERCHANDIZE; and having been bought in the best markets and upon the Very best terms, will be sold its low as any others in ti o

markc . ' ntvw ROGERS.

2

FALL ARRA

CESS 0F WALES will leave (21 i l TTE’I‘OWK. for SUMMERSIDE and SHE IAC. for the re- imiinder oi'ilie season, at EIGHT o'clock in the MORNING—every FRIDA 1' MORNING -—-instcud of the Evening, as heretofore. ’ I I“. W. HALES, S. N. C. Chnr'town. Nov. 1, 1861. _ Highest ash Price )AII) FOR 1111 S, at the " EUREKA lllllib‘li," Sun rsldc. - (3 \'. (3. (iARDlNER.

‘HES'I‘EAMER 1’

Sumiucrsidc, Sell. 5. Ion}. H"

'by him assigned and conveyed to the said

‘ that the several sums due from them respec-

tting sleigh, '1 wood a

20s a credit until the 1st N'Zveiiiber, 1863, on1

on tae premises of IIIrGEOROEvl'ROC'I‘OR,l

TERMS—All ruins under 20s Cash, over

fifmjfiifiifiéim

"limits in Prince Edward Island I ' well stocked orchard of apples and other it'll"!

b UMMERSIUE J O URNAL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ‘7, 1867. soon

HEREAS by ion..- of n nun of lie-l

I

filed ttiid registered in the proper olllccs in this Island, W111. I5. DAWSON. late of Charlottetown, 'l‘anuer,hath released, assign- ed, tritlrsierrcd, and conveyed to the under- signed all his real itiid personal Estate in Prince Edward Island, and all Debts and sums of money and securities thciel'ore due and owing unto him, as well its all the personal Estate and Eil'ccts heloiigingto, and :ill debts and sums of money itiid securities therefore due and owing to GEORGE NICULL,1uto of Charlottetown, Shoemaker, which had been

Williim 15. Dawson, by a certain Deed of Assignment duly registered, upon certain Trusts, iitid for certain purpos -s, in the said first mentioned Deed of soil meat expres- sed. This is to notify all Mllll indebted to the said W. Ii. Dawsu , the said George Nicoll. whether by Book Account, Notes of llitiid, Judgments, or otherwise.

lively. must be paid forthwith, to Messrs. ALLEY 6's Darius, Solicitors, who have been duiy authorised to receive and give receipts for the same; and all persons to whom Utl'

t l l NOTICE lease and Asaigttiitrnt made and Exe» a noted the 21st day at Ol"l‘., InnL, null duly;

that there will be A M ‘I.' held in the Store ftlrllichy occupied by . Waugh 8: Iiro.. Inear the residence of ill . 'ninnn, on

‘Iaid W. II. Dawsoi s indebted. are requesti d, to furnish their violins and Accounts duly.l : tit-sled to the said Messrs. Alli-y A". Davies, forthwith.

Dated at Charlottetown, this 2511i0et., 'iii'. '1‘11(1.\1ASDA\\'.\‘ RICHARD lll‘lAl " THOMAS ALI. Y.

"sorter: :' 'W .

iiiiiiieiliute payment of their res", live .19)“, to the subscriber, its Assigizgu unth- 't‘upnu's Estate, or to his agent 111‘ 1;, w. TRWMNY at Margate.

All htnouuis unpaid after the first dily of December next, will be sued for to close up the Estate.

The creditors of the notified that those acct-p ing of the Assignment iu snti" ion of their demands must do so on ' ei‘ore .tc fifth day of December next, by signing the Deed to that effect. which now lies With the said R. \V. 'I‘remain, for execution by the asseuling creditors.