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Nl-J\V Yr:.tit's Dav was very generally observed here as a holiday. The day was mild, and a large concourse of people had assembled in the Town. Seine sought pleasure in a sleigh drive, a few in displaying their pugilistic powers; but the great centre of attraction was the Tea Meeting in the Drill Shed, where all the good things of this life were boun- tifully dealt out. -

Some lines of poetry sent us will re- ceive attention next week.

James Greenmigh, Esq., will please receive our thanks for the late American and Canadian papers sent us.

“'4: have received the first number of the It’oyul Gazelle front the oliicc of Ed- ward Iiiclly, Esq. it is the same size as the one recently published by his predecessor.

Hum s CxLeonit for 1868 has been received by us. It is very carc- t‘ully arranged, and contains a very large amount ofgencral and useful information, besides a list of the Courts, Justices of the Peace, &c.; a table for outs, as also one for reducing dollars into pounds, phillings, and pence, is to be found among iupeger. This of itscli is well worth ,tlic price of it, and no farmer or nit-r- ,chant should be without it. It. is for sale at our Book 3.0m.

Bummersitle Debatin

g Society.

The subject of debate on Monday evening last—“ Would an Act of incorporation be beneficial to sllIllIllt'l‘ritlt',"—Wafi opened by 1). Rogers, Esq.‘ At‘ti-r the question was dis- cussed and a vote taken, it was derided in the affirmative. Subject for next Monday evening will lie—“Should 1‘. E. Island be made a Free I’ort." 'l‘o lll'tllll'lll'll by the President, Finlay l‘Jchill, Esq. An litter- eating discussion may be expected.

A i.i:x. Illcll.ti:, Scc'y.

Sunimcrsidc, Dec. 31, 1867.

Mount Lebanon Lodge. No. 984, R. E.

The following is a list of oilicers of the above Lodge of Free Masons, installed on St. John's Day, by I'nst Muster Rogers. acting 1).G. b1. z—Jss. tiouriic, \V. M: Asher Black, S. W.; David Montgomery, J. \V.; Lemuel Virkerson, Treasurer; James Mc- Leod, See'y; Samuel Rodd, S. 1).; Daniel Hamilton, .1. 1).; "illiaui Tuplin, 1. Li; George A. Beiiiisto, Tyler.

Alexandra. Lodge, No. 983.

At the Regular Communication of Alex- andra. Lodge, No. 113:1, hold at their Lodge Room, Port 11111. on St. John's Day, the fol- lowing were elected elite—bearers for the in- coining your:

Bro. Jae. Barclay. W.'M.

Iiev..ll. R ‘vubuy, Chaplain.

John .\ \rlhntns, S. W.

Wm. l is, d. \V.

Ileiiiy Newcomb, Treasurer.

Thomas Adams. Sc y I). McIntosh, 1). Win. '1'. Ellis, J. 1). George (.‘nl'i'oll, . ,_ Arcli‘d. McIntosh, imm‘mb' John Ellis. I. (I. I). IlleNciIl, Tyler. -——-—...__.__.

The Steamer I’unlher from Baltimore, bound to St. John's Newfoundland . is ashore at Prospect. It is {cured nlie Latinot be got 011'. During the heavy weather yesterday she was obliged to throw 30° barn-ix of flour overboard. A schooner is also ashore at the Eastern Passage. We could not ascertain her iiaine.—l.’.r. Irirpress.

The Christmas market was the largest We have ever witnessed in Charlotte own. The spacious new Market Hall was lib-rally

crowded with people. and the supply nl

recse. ilneks. lurk. a, M2, was so :ibuu- t nut. that a. (-unsiilc .ildi: quantity of it re- imtiued unsold. The Reel, especially Blake‘s was cxuellenl.—1'ut.

We understand that the Revenue for-the financial year, ending the Isl. January next. will not ltlll tar, ii any, shorlol £50, (ion. This includes the receipts from I'itb- Iie Lands which are, of course, several thousands less than they were last your.— PM.

“'e rn that Souris Harbor is quite clear and l' trom ice, and that. there were two or three si-hooiu-rs loading there this week Willi produce, for Halitax.—lb

A Snn‘rmso ’I‘iii'rnI—Hiindreds die iii.- nnally. from neglected coughs mid colds, when by the use of a single bottleot" Dr. “'istrir‘s Balsam of Wild (‘hsrry their lives could be preserved to a green old age.

Filty youn'r Catholic Highlanders, com- niandcd by iliajur Gordon, Iormerly at 11. llilrhiund regiment, joined the Papal army in November. His Holiness could ha ~ no better soldiers to defend him.—-11ali‘/iix Paper.

A correspondent was 'llcd on 1. t

23 inches from the point. of the in nu to the tip of the tale, lllltl its weight was nearly four pouuds.~—-E.relrunye.

When the Marquis of Bate attains his majority next. year he will conic into a rent roll oi one hundred uird litiy thousand pounds sterling a year, together with the iiicc little sum of one million pounds in ready money.

A fire broke out in New York on Tues~ day morning iii a tenement house. Noam; Second Avenue, which resulted in the collocation of nine persons. It is suppos- ed that the several persons were dead be- fore the tiro was discovered by the police.

It is stated, in connection with the recent pxccution ot Fcniuns iit Manchester, that the Sovereign of England no longer signs death W‘ nuts or exercisr-s the pnrdoning power. The Queen has no more to do with the matter than the huniblcst of her sulnjoets~uot so much. for they can sign a petition for pardon.

Fourteen girls arrived in this City on “'edncsday irom Margaret‘s Hay, in search 01 situations. driven lrniu their homes by the prospectol star ‘ation. Parties in need of doiiiestio servants will now have no ditliculty iii supplying themselvcs.—-Il.r. It'sprt‘sl.

The New York Tribune proposes that when Russia has been paid the stipulated 87.200.00012): \i’alrussin. it shall be solicit- ed to take the country back again its a tree gift, and thus saved the United States a. million dollars a year for taking care oi it.

A Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia Er ness says: —-“ Ilusiui-ss dull; the labor ( unnurds declining; taxes enormous; prices oi iivingvery high. and all mechanics, laboring men, iiiitl persons of moderate income have hard work to live."

A contract with the (‘nnnrd Company for the conveyance oi mails between Halifax, Bermuda amt St Thomas. at the cost 011219.- 500 per annum for ten years, with power to terminate this contract within five years, was approved In the House of Commons, England, on the lid inst.

i one red. rising two yearPFioth very sin: The owners are requester o prnio property,

New Advertisements this Day

Sons of Tern;)crnncc—Johu Scott Notice—'I'honnis Soby

Final Notice—Robert McC. Stavcrt. Just lieu iicd~J. Bertram

Mrs. A. Allen's Worlds Hair Restorer and Zylobalsaluin or World: Hair Dressing tire unequalled. and an acknowledged by all who use them for restoring. invigorating nu- dressing the hair, rendering it soft, silky and glossyuind disposing it to I‘t'lllillll in any dvsid red position; (prickly cleansing the scalp, ar- resting thc fall and imparting u. healthy and natural color to the hair. They never fail to restore grey hair to its original youthful col- nr. They act directly upon the roots of th.) hair giving the natural nourishment rcqnirtd. No lady's toilet is complete without the Zylo- I)1II"|111lIlll or hair dressing. It cleanses the hair aml imparts to it a most delightnt fr more, and is suited to both young and old.

The Restorer Ilcproduees. The Hair Dressing cultivates and heautiiles.

It'your hair istbin try it, it' sciirfy try it, if burst-I try it, if lustrclt-ss try it, if none of these try it, for all who use it will preserve their hair through life. For sale by all Drug- girls.

Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group, Whooping Cough, Quincy, and the numerous as well as dangerous diseases of the Throat, Chest and lungs. prevail in our changeable cliiinitc at all seasons of the yearyfi‘w are fortunate enough to escape their banetul in- ilacnce. Ilnw important it is then to have at hand a certain antidote to iill these coin] lnint. Experience proves that this exists in \Vistar's Balsam to an extent not found in any other remedy; however severe the suilcring, the application of this soothing, healing :iiid worr- ilvrl’ui Balsam at once Villltllllallt‘s the liseasc and restores the suil'crr-r to ivonted health,

Mn. JOHN DUN'I‘O.

Or HALUWIN, Clil-JML'NO (71L, N. Y.—writes:

“I was urged by a. neighbor to get one but- tlc of the Balsam for my wife, being assured by him that in case it did not produce good utl'ccts, he would pay for the bottle himself. On the strength ot'sucll practical evidence of its merits, I procured ll bottle. My wife at this time was so low with wlnitthc l'hyxi - termed Scaled (.‘unsuinption as to be unable to raise be if f.ioin I. to bed, coughing crui- atantly and rai' ing more or less blood. I commenced giving the II: itllll as directed, aml was so unit: I pleased with its operation that I obtained another bottle, and continued giving it. Before this bottle was entirely used, she ceased coughing and was strong enough to sit up. Tnc tlftli bottle entirely restored her to health, doing that which seve- i‘al physicians hail tried to do but had failed."

Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE 8-. SON. 1:5 'i‘rcuiout Hos on. anilfor sale by Ilruggists generally. \l'. R. Watson General Agent or I'. 1‘). Island [I)l‘l'. 5

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At the Manse, on Monday morning. im- .tutb nit.

by the Rev. W R. Frziun‘. Mr. Leo Hart. of Lot

7. to Elitubrtli, eldest il.ilt°'htCt‘ o1 Air. Benjamin .licl'lwi-u, of linsllt'o

At Hilton, on tin-'Jlrt ult., bv Archdeacon Head,

11. D , .\Ir. Junn-I Hooper, to Mint Mingnret dunu Colt-s, both of Milton.

Al the Manse, oti the ‘J-llh Iilt., by the Ilct'. T

-. \\'i|ii I1 I rson, (lrnpaud, to Alin-

.- tlinu. ticorgiviuwn..nn the '1th ML.

tiic Rev Al . .‘It'\\IIIIi|IIl|‘, Mr. Joseph L. non-r. to Isabt. i, daughter of It. Campbell, I , Land N‘iuve ll' (ii-orgetown.

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(in the l.u:i ult.. at Illul't‘eltlcllt‘t‘ ot .\lr. William I’u) uler \‘cw London,tlharlottv Aim, aged .3 vr-nrs Hull -1 d a. ti iuzl-ti'r i' the lulu Mr. William t‘uiui 'Sail'er Ii:!|.- children to t'ltttil‘ uuiu i.n~ rind t'oibid them not, lot‘ of such is the kingdom o1 llt-uvt-n.”

At 'l‘ryon. on the L‘Tih ML, of (Your-um itinu. after a lingering liltit‘rs o1 I\\'l'l\l‘ innuihri, l'itlvll, dauin ti'i' ot t'iuiIl-‘u llownlt, aged :‘5 year

At Lot to. on the ih Illl.. ut'icr ci'n illucu borne \ii:b patient r nation tot [Iii-inc \\ .Ioliu, lib-st son of Mr. non Frost-r, in the - l.i.~ :igc. _ suddenly, at h residence. Little Y ' tli nil , Mr. “‘ni .lubnn. nerd .‘ll voa deceived urn-"ruled In this Inland froni Iii c t. .~_|.ire_, iii-oil: xl, ill 18:11, nlid was much rcrpecieil tor his muiiy virtues. i'lotti-town ou tbi-‘Jflil uit.. "hoilolto Al~ . ' .itn Thomas Sims. Esq , inl go.

Sons of Temperance. 7 ‘HIC QI'AIi'i‘I-IIIIX SESSION of the (i1‘ 'D DIVISEUN. will he held(l).\'..) \vitli “ Rising .‘itar" Division. iit i"nrk t‘orm-r. New London. on THURSDAY, the 25d day oi'JAleAllY, Slit".

’1‘he attention if D. G. W. P's. is spec" directed to Iui' icir Returns, (frodcn t\'c., torirurded 101 the (1. \V. I’., an I O. . respectively on or before SATURDAY. the lfiih .lnii.. ISllS, so that iit the session a complete Return Sheet may be presented for the National Division.

JOHN SCOTT. Grand Scribe. Ch‘tnwn, Dec. 30, 1867. iii

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ht montlts two three years old,

, one black, r

pay expenses, and take them away.

THOMAS SOBY. Scarltowu, Jan. 1. 1868. lb“

Final Notice:

MEE'I‘INI‘: of the Stockholders of the f Snuimi-rside Fishing Company will be

held at the t‘ourt lteoin.Sunmorside, on TUESDA Y, the 7th day of Juninry next. at

the lionr of 2 o'clock, I‘. M., f. . purpose of passing Bye-laws for closing tli (hunpany; when all stock not paid up inqu trill be forfeited. ROBERT Mei”. STAYERT, Sec'y. Suninrerside, Jun. ‘1, 1867.

Corns and Warts

are permanently and effectually cured by the use 01

R 0 B I N S 0111 ' S I’atcnt. Corn Solvent. For stile by

W. R. WATSON. City Drug Store, Ch‘town. Ilft: 21?. 1867.

JUST RECEIVED

AT THE PRINCE COUNTY

BOOK STORE, A supply of

School Books, Stationary, Blank Books,

Fancy Goods, the. which will be sold cheap for CASH only.

.1. Ill-ZR'I'I‘AM. Summerside, Jun. ltil‘m’.

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Fon [stunt-st n... Cheapest. TEAS goto .1. TEWART'S.

Cheap Store, Summer 'de, Dec. 5, 1867.

‘CIIRISTMAS REQUISITES.

Age of Improvement! ! The Great American I’atent

SHINGLE CUTTER !

The only one in the Island!

The advantage of this Machine is that it cuts the block with the grain of the wood leaving a perfectly smooth surface to the Shingle.

Those who haw used these shingles give them the decided pre- it-rcncc over all others.

Any quantity to he had at

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Brown s Vale Nails, Lot 26, iit 93. per AL; and at Suiumersidc at maxim. per M.

. . . . I Grist: Mill, Saw .lill, and Latli

Machines in full operation.

353‘“ Particular attention paid to the

GIRL who is capable of perlorming general House Work, and can give good ri-lereiicc. Apply at the .lociixAi. Oli‘lfitflfi. Summer-side. Dec 2 . 1867.

Fresh Importations F

CHEAP

Lari-2r. I‘tamxs, Lonsr: HAISINS,

Currants, E: T c n s, UI-latme, m Spices, - Isiiiglass, p; Cheese, 0 ’I'apioclui, m latter. 0 (ir‘nd Hire, _E,; Onions, .' a8 (Yonfi-et'nry m Shaluts, ‘ Molasses, Pickles, a El Sli'l Almonds. Nuts, tic, m z \\'orecstcrshire l‘inuce, g Curry Pow dc r . m p O ra u go 111a ri ide. b.‘ m Picnic Biscuit, . Essence Of ('oii'ce, m B Essence 93 Of Lemon, *" - I‘Isscncu III B. Almond, (0 B Essence B Cinnamon, Essence <1 Strawberry. Essence B Raspberry, Essence Peppermint,

CIIUSHEII Sousa. GRANULA'I‘I-Zn Sucan.

not yet supplied with their RaisinsA'ui'rants.l)ntes,l"igs A: Spices for (.‘HRIS'I'A AS. will save money by

calling at the L‘he' ‘e. . R. "l‘liil‘Alt'I‘. Cheap Store, Sunnn 'rsidc, i

films

Dec. 5. 1367.

Improved Farms. 0N_L_0_T_10.

'1‘() be sold at AI' .TION, iii the COURT HOUSE, in St. l'lhaunurs, at ‘2 o‘clock. p. In.,

On Tuesday, 7th .1 any, 16 The improvements on

711 Acres niiuatn nu Township lli nr-l hounded as Iollown. \ . —(lu llu- hvi ., . l|1 ofdoiln Meltuugnld. on i- MIlIilI by nioini liar; on tho \\'t.'t~l. by tho! it oi‘tiro , Roi in~on. . d on the north by

Land,

F . the .laiu Road through “ Loivcr Sixteen." The Illllll’tlvellictlifl

On 39 Acres of land,

adj-fining the “ Horn Hill " the south by “ Sinnnadie ('t‘tu

and bounded on on the curd. by Messrs. A. \‘3 A. Ramsay's Iitlll north

i, and on the 'I'houuis Loughliu's land. [\lfltlr-JI‘IM', improvcinunla On 100 Acres of Land. adjoining tho iariu of Alexander Allen. Earp, on the Western Road, formerly tit't'ttpicd by Archibald Lari-ini-y.

The iiii'eluisern to receive Lease for 935' years. at In t d. ('I rrury per acre, to commence from

May lsi, laud. Ci. \\'. 1)i;BI.OIS. Agent for the l‘roprietolr: i .r

GltEA—Tfl__m_— CLEARING-OUT SALE.

- 'l-ers, intendnigto buihl n BRICK URI-l next r ' g, nre desirous of reducing tin n prewar. N'I'mjlt (11" (.‘uulm’. and will, alter the int Illat‘l‘llllllill. commence

SELLING t F

Their Large and l'urml Vlad: of

British & giiiciitiiiifl

(.‘li'Town. Nov. 9‘2, 1

At Greatly Reduced Prices. FOR CASH ONLY! G. St S. DAVIE

(‘luirlnttetowny Nov ‘31. l-“tiT—‘Jin i'

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OR a good Assortment. oi Cloaking GLOTHS, go to . S'i‘lfll'AltT‘S. Cheap Store. Suimnerside. : 11' - 5. 1867.

"oneness YET!

7 Will; subscriber has just received at his STORE, (opposite the store lately occu- pied by John A. McDonald.) his

Full mid Winter supply of MERCHANDISE,

comprising a general assortment of Staple &. Fancy DRY GOODS, Ladies. Misses K: Children's BOOTS. SHOES, IilllJlJQI's‘t Overslioes, in variety VERY CIIEA FOR CASH. Also a choice a ortuient of

Family Groceries t In TEA, KEROSE.‘E 011.. Sugar, Illolnsst'l, Tobacco, Vinegar, Raisins, Currants, Soup. Candles, Figs, Nuts, Apples, Biscuit. Buckets, Brooms, Dye Stutl‘s, rte. 32¢. All of which will be sold VERY CHEAP, for Cash or approved credit: HUGH RAMSAY. Suinmerside. “Utter-street, Dec. 12. 1867.

JUST PUBLISHED, AND rumor FOR DELIVERY, THE 1‘. E. ISLAND

CALENDAR,

so see. Contnibiuu, besides that id information. a tall and iii-curati- list nfll iunuissioucd Olll~ cars of the Int: ud Militia and VoliinIi-era. For Stile, wholesale ninl retail, at Queen Square

Bookstore, by D. LAIRD. (ll d1;

Charlottetown. Dre 7, 18M.

humor.

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' AN DIZ E,

Mailer

Winter Arrangement.

7 ‘HE Mails for the neighboring Provinces and the United States will, until further notice, be closed at this Oillcc every Tuesday, Thursday, “111] Saturday evening, at 7 O'clock. Mails for Great Britain, Newfoundland riiiil the West Indies, will be closed every alter- nate Thursday and Saturday. iit 7 p. an, ill! follows, viz :—

'l'hursda_v, Dec 12, 17167. Saturday, Fob 2‘2. 1808.

Saturday. do 11 do ’I‘hursduy, Alclr it. do ‘l‘hnrui y, do 21‘: do Saturday, do 7, do Sntitrd y, do 28 do Thursday, do _ 111, do Thursday, Jan El 1863 Saturday, du‘:l, do Saturday, do 11 do 'l'lnirndny, April 2, do t‘hurrduy, do ‘21! do Saturday, do d.do Satin-«lay, do 21': do iursd-rv, do Iii, do l'liurr-duv I-‘i-li li do " i do IN, ilo Satuid , do 8 do ’ do 110,11!» I'lunni . y, do 2 do “try ‘3, do

Mails for Sunnnrrsi . Eleanor‘s. via Bcdt-uue, will be cle ed every Tuesday and Friday. at I), n. in.

Letters to be l‘t'g’lelt‘l‘OtI and newspapers must be posted half an hour before the time of closing the Mails .

THOMAS OWEN, 1’. M. G.

General Port Otlicv, . Cii‘tmi‘n, 7th Dec 18137.

A CARE) 1

HE undersigned begs to tender his sin-

ccre thanks to the public of Summer- side, iiiitl the surrounding districts, for the very liberal share of their patronage be- stowed upon him since hi. 'ctuovul to his New Stand on Central Street, and as he has increased iaicilitirs for carrying on business, he respectfully requests it con- tinuance of the same.

He would also remind those who are indebted to him by Book Account, Notes of Hand thin. that tli ' ~ ~ pcctive accounts must be paid on o ~ belorc tlio 1.3m oi December next. All amounts rcniaiuingr unpaid at that date will be placed in the hands oi the Clerk at the Court for collec- tiou.

ANGUS .‘chWEI‘IN. Suruinerside, Nov. 21 1867 tt'

NOTICE

r 111-} Subscriber having closed his business

establishment at h‘uniiuerside. hereby notifies iill persons indebted to him, for Rents, lluol: accounts, l‘runtis. iotes orotlierwise, that the same must be it iiuiatliis Uilico iu Charlottetown

JAMES C. POPE. Char'town. Sept. 5. 1367. “

Notice.

, ARTIES indebted to the subserihrrnroherr‘ y

iu‘t'oruieil that. unless i 'r respective lll‘t‘tlull n

are paid in full before t -.~.i day 01 December

next. they will be sued Ibl“\\llllonl further unlit-e. 1.. \‘It'KI-JRSON.

November 13, I

LL parties indebted to me by Note of "and 1". look l\\'\'itl1lil,11l‘fill not t'otIMilu lllt'llltirli‘t-s

by pay g u ‘ttll of the sum, tl inking I shall wait until next. in li'or the brilunreoiEHUse amounts I

shrill into tor at the next Con Illlnh1t11|t51"tt Court, unless nctllvil in ten Iiuyn time ‘0“) thisdare. ’ CHAS U. GARDINE l.

Suiuiuersido, L‘Tih Nov., th77.

“Afil‘o'tiil'donw—rned.

7 Ill-2 ottliri'llllrt‘ roquestsnll those indebted to

lIlHIlUIlitlltulitlllll‘tllil payment. Allin-counts unpaid after the first day if Det ubcr will be burned over to the Court for c L't' ion.