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Odds and 07311115. M$.~‘_V_ “.V _ ._\A . g _ THE CHINA QUESTION.

" You never see slch Chaney no were how. as this,‘ said Mrs. I‘artington. as lhs tool: from an obscure corner of the old cupboard a teapot of antique ap- pearance, noseless and bandit-less, and cracked here and there, and stayed with Etty where Time's mischievous fingers

d threatened adissolution of tile union. " 'I‘hat teapot was my grandmother‘s afore she was married; I remember it Just as well as it was yesterday."

“ Remember when your grandmother was married P" queried lite.

“ No, no, the teapot," responded she; “ and it was a perfect beauty, with the Garden of Eden on it, and flowers and Adam and Eve on it, so natural that you might almost smell their fragrance." 1k“ \Vhat, smell Adam and Eve ?" said

c.

“ No, the flowers. stupid!" replied she; “ my grandfather gave it to her as arncmento mori of his undying in. fection, beeallsc the colors wouldn‘t fade, and they never have, though children are destroying angels, and they made the mischief among the crockery, as they always do now-mdays."

She had held the teapot in her hands as she spoke. and now she gazed in silence upon the picture of Adam and Eve, par- tially concealed in tile bushes, and she revelled in the memory of the past, and wondered if her grandmother ever came back to look at the old teapot that she had preserved so carefully, as an heir- loom; then. carefully brushing off some dust that rested upon it, slle replaced it, and charged Ike impressively to keep it most sacrilegiously for her sake. He said he would, as plain as his mouth full of preserved plums would let him, and wiped his mouth on the sleeve of his best jacket.

Svurarllv.-—“Ilerc's fresh halibut !" cried the fish-vendor, beneath Mrs. l’ar- tington‘s window.

“ I know it is. you poor cretur I" said ‘

the estimable lady, looking after him with a commiseruting expression; “1 know it is ; and I believe it is tllc seventh fresh haul about that he made by here to-day; and he speaks so pitiful, too, when he is telling us or it, it makes my very heart ache for him."

She caught not the deep significance of the cry; but her benevolence, always on the alert, construed it into an appeal {or sympathy. Heaven's blessings on thee, Mrs. l’artington, llml, with re- verencc be it wished, where hearts are regarded, may you turn up a. trump.

New REMEDY son. A DIXOUGIIT.—Mrs Partington was ill the country one Aug- ust, and for a whole month not one drop of rain had fallen. One day she was slowly walking along the road. with her umbrella over her head, when an old man, who was mending up a little gap of wall, accosted her, at the same time de- positinga large stone on the tip of his

rile. I “ Mrs. Partington, what do you think can help this ere drought?"

The old lady looked at him through her spectacles, at the same time smelling a fern leaf.

“ I think," said she. in a tone of orac- ular wisdom, “ I think a little rain would help it as much as anything.”

It was a great thought. Tllc old gen- tleman took off his straw hat, and wiped his head with his cotton handkerchief, at the same time saying that he thought so too.

“ Don't crowd so, good woman," said old Roger. at the Lowell Institute, as he was waiting his turn to give his name. “ Don't crowd so i" and. looking over his shoulder. he met the reproucllful glance of Mrs. I’artingloll herself. who was there for the same purpose. He im- mediately gave way to her. and the next morning found himself not divisible by 7, nor anytljng like it. “ So much for po- liteness !" growled old Roger; “ she‘ll get all the Natural Religion new; and much good may it do her i" You would have smiled to see the spiteful manner ill which the little man said this.

“ Have your cabbages tender hearts 3" asked a woman ofa costermonger. “They can't have anything else, marln." was the reply, “ for they've been crying about the streets all the morning.”

“ My German friend, how long have you been married P" Veil, dat is a ting vat Iseldom don‘t like to talk about, but yea I does,it seems so long as never vus."

Supposing a heavy shower to have just given over, what resemblance does it bear to the tale ofa fox? One is the end of a hard rain, and the other is the end of a reynard.

It‘s man has a right to be proud of anything it is of a good action, done as it ought to be, without any base interest lurking at the bottom of it.

A man named Peek, in St. Louis. rui- ses his children by the bushel. He has 10 peeks now—two bushels am] a half.

Vehemcnencc creates dislike, excessive mildncss contempt; be neither so severe as to he hated, nor so tame as to be ill- salted.

The person who said that his mouth never uttered a lie,probably spoke through his nose.

Josh Billings says he has “ seen some awful and bad tllrote diseases cured in 3 days by simply jin’ciug a temperance so- ciety.

When a gentleman steps on a lady's train the lady should turn around and say politely. “ I beg your pardon, sir," and the gentleman should bow and say “I accept your apology. madame."

A eodflsh breakfast and an india rub- ber cost will keep any man dry.

A fop often fancies he is cock of the walk, when he is only a coxcoml).

What is the greatest Let ever made? The alphabet.

A man who retires from business and lives on the interest of his money may be

said to be restingon his cars.

WASHING MACHINES ASHINU Machines and “wingers combinle ‘ saving 'Ii,'l;iiiiii.l‘ii‘fcifiiil"""”‘" W "'W“

Mangles, 8m. ATENT Spring Mllnlzler. lllld llle l'liivcrsul Cog Wringers—L‘bcup lor Club. MARK BUTCHER.

1)

. Turmng, 8w. )LAIN. Ellipseu Coin mund S drill, and firms» lrrlitul Turning, in I’ooll, .\ elul and Ivory.. Screw vnllidg ofevery (It'fl'l'IlltIollJruln six inches the one lill‘EuJ, to lot! lllrcuds in one inch.

MARK BUTCHER.

Sawing, 8w. ‘TRAIGH'I‘ sawing, Jiging, from 1-“ inches to a the Finest Fret Work. MARK BUTCHER.

Charlottetown, King square. ooh I. ISM 4i

STOVES! STIWES !!

FROM ~Yarmouth ’

7"uro ’ Albany ’ Cook ’ Close ' Parlor ’ Shop ’ School house '

AND SHII’ S'I‘OVES, in all sizes and variety ol‘pulterlls. For sale at a small advance on

cost! II. T. HOLMAN.

Summer-side, Sept. 24. 156..—-'.'ln

Miller Wanted. W

ANTED, n COMI'I-Z -' on to take charge of the subsl. lhtl ist Mill at

Lot 8. Ally person giving sulirlaulion will receive Constant employment un-l liberal wages.

A. A: A. RAMSAY. Lot R. IOIh sept. IHUF.

, Vill'l‘lfli is ill-n .L "ml pull of Iml. 'l'liN 'l‘OllD, I-Iml AltllEAllS Oi“

given to the " mulls on nvncd by l'IlliRN iillll llll l t'l‘S, and .due tllcl'enll, lllllrl bc

‘pllid. willloul furllu u .ly.

Mr. AS/II-II‘ is lllllll ‘ Oaisnlld , . . Szlmnlel'rldo, mid to grant

Milliu'l w. lrgcslhc 10"“, J. U. I'OI'E. ll 1

Charlottetown. scat

MAKE Villlll OWN YEAST !

lIOlCE NEW "UPS, for family use. ill QIJAR’I‘ER, HALF, and I’UUND I‘A- I’I'JRS. For sale by \V. It. WATSON. City Drug Store, Victoria Building, }

Cb‘town, Sept. 24. 1565 V l N E G A R ! CASRS good I’ickling VINEGAR, just received by It. A. STRONG St BRO.

Sunlmcrsille, Sept. 2t. 1863.

SWEET OIL! COD OIL! KEROSENE OIL. and lloilcd & Raw Linseed Oil at R. A. STRONG it: ISRO'S. Oct. 1, 1868.

TO SPORTSMEN.

KEGS 1‘1 1“ SI'OR’I‘ING POWDER, 20 pg“ Fort Sam: Low. .ufijd “'llolesale “'urcllouse,

JAMES L. HOLMAN. Head Holmun's Wharf, Snm‘side, Sept. 2i.

_ "Fltlilii, FLOUR. US’I‘ ARRIVED FROM MONTREAL, a NEW STOCK of . Choice No.1 Canada Flour. (E. c. oauomnu.

Snlnnlerri-lc. Aug. 27

The Highest Price

N CASH given fol nlly lpululily of OATS lllld HARLEY,cclivercd lit the Subscribers Warm

house, Sullllnerrido. C. C. GARDINFR.

9

Sept 21. lens.

A Want Supplied T

V HE subscriber wishes to inform the pub- lie that he has tilted up u llouruo, and is now prepared to fllrnisll it, with Horse and driver. at all times, to ally panel the Town or Country. Charges muderutc. It is kept ul. his Livery Stable, in Sullnuerside THOMAS CAIRNS. October 1. 1868.

Rides and Sheep I’elts. ‘IIE subscriber will p ‘y the highest lnar-

kct prices for any quantity of the above delivered at his Warehouse.

.I. L. IIOLMAN. Sulnnlerslde, sept. 10,'(iS

Head of lIolnlau‘s wharf

W }

Sewing Machines l INGERS New Style FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. and No. 2 Mnuul'a ' Mac line, (warranted to give perfect can i : tion) are for sale by JOHN HIGGINS, Agt. Great George Street, (ill‘town Q Aug. 20, lBliS.—:.’ln y

Bricks. Bricks. JUST received on (‘onsignlucun per Sehr. AMELIA, from l‘UUWAb‘H, N. 5., 23,000 Jill ICISS, which will be sold low for Cash. JAS. L. IIOLMAN.

\Vllolcsnlo Warehouse llend llollluln‘s Wharf. sept. 16, 1868.

To Coffee Drinkers.

ALL at. the ALliION HOUSEfin‘somo ol Strong's I'uro (.TOII‘I"l*JE, Roasted

lllHl (il'llllllll on tile promises. Jllun ll. lSliH.

I‘SALT! SALT!!

()1: SALE. 400 bushels of good LIVER- SHI'IIIIICI'BIIIC. July 16. '68.

I’OOL SALT. Cheap. . ASHER IlLACK. .._ We -._..4_.,._-_'____.._ To House Builders ! ON llnnd by the SUBSCRIBER—- A ten Sheet Zine. j ton assorted Nails, Lead I’ipc, Sheet Lead, Zlncc Nails, Paint (a 011, I'ulty, Glass all sizes, Locks, Hinges and Screws, he.

For Sale low,

tie. . ROGERS. '

68

I) IS

Runuucnldc.

‘I‘izé 7...}; Fs‘th’é”?§i’a71»ertisi77y medium on the Island.

-. __

. ,. -m- l r ,,_ BARLEY WANTED ! ’l‘IlE Subscriber will pay the highest

MARKET PRICE for 10,000 Busllels good clean BAIILBl’, delivered at his Warehouse,

J. L. IIOLMAN. Head llulmaln‘s \Vllurf g Sullllllcruillc. Sep. 10, '08

BUTTER WANTED !

’ IIEsubsl-ribl-r will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICE for

200 Tubs Good Butter!

delivered at his Warehouse.

JAMES L. IIOLMAN. Wholesale “'llrellnuse, Ilcild Holllian‘s Wharf, Sulllllierside,sept.2~l

For Sale Cheap, Oncpair large Timber IV/lecLs',(llew) One Trcenuil lilac/line, (has been

used one summer.)

it?“ Tile above will be sold at a Bargain.

Apply to RICHARD \V. TRICMAIN. _Murg:ltc. August (1. ltlfiSs-ilm

1868 Albion House 1868. The Subscribers, branding to null“) an alteration ill llu-ir business. now

tailor the whole of their Stock of Goods nt

Greatly Reduced l’riccs! They would also inlorul those indebted to them, that in view of the above change, they will require all accounts overdue clos- ed, either by Pagmen! 0r Promissory Note !

R. A. STRONG Al BRO. Summorside, June 11. 1868. To Wholesale Dealers and Families! 1‘ A. STRONG & URO.':il'c offering: .

Wholesale Warehouse,

Ill pieces Ill-own Cobul'g at Is. per yd. :37 do. Checkered Alpaca ausd do For Cash Only.

June 11. 1868. cheapest School Books AT IIARVIE‘S‘ BOOKSTORE, Sept. 10, IStiS. Queen Street Cash for Eggs. 7 HE highest price in CASH will be paid at all times for any quantity of 15668, delivered at the “ EUREKA Ilol's‘li." C. U. GARDINER. Suulnlcrside, April 30, Ititltl. Scrap 85 , Old cast Iron. ’l‘llI-I Subscriber will buy low quantity of the above, delivered ill IIIN “firehouse.

JAMES L. IIOLMAN Smiunerside, .quunl'yJHliS.

Eggs ! Eggs ! AM paying. and still will plly at all times, the highest price ill cash for EGGS, de- livcrcd at my \Vurellouse.

I). ROGERS. “Summerside, April 16, 1863.

Oneida House, Head. of Queen’s Wharf.

7 “IE subscriber has just received pcr bark

anlsi: from Liverpool—selir. FLORIDA from Montreal. and scllr. Oswauo from Iloston—tlle following

STAPLE GOODS :

Flour nild Corn Meal, Tell and Mulllnrcn, Sugar,

Figsaiul Dulcs, (.‘olll'cclinlulry, Run-ills,

Rive,

Nuts (dilI‘cri-ul kinds) Slnlllbi Il'llllllll‘t‘. Sudn Cl _\ Mills,

Arneullo,

Castor Oil,

Candles,

Soup,

'I'nbm-eo and Pipes, Solo llcuthev,

Italics

I‘itcblbrka LIA: ll prongs Manure forks

A Xt'l

Mustard, Shovels (sq & rild puiai (il’UIllHI (linger, 'IUH,

t'lnvcs. “‘tba Suenllls Numb-us, R lc (dill‘cl-cllt sites) (llculleld Slllrrll, Nails llll kinds

Corn do Hon-c Nuils 7 x 8 (‘oll'ee ([Illh‘) lluekcls

(irulllul Allspieo, Ill-nouns

Suit l’ell-c, Scrubbing Ilrllslles Allllll lllul Clldbellr, Shoo do

lllllo Stone, Sluvo lln Cnppcl'lls; \\'llilc \"llSil do

llm ' \\'|lirps A; Huck Saws

Crown of Tartar, Shoe A; Slave Illurk'g The above Goods will be sold as CHEAI‘ for casll as any now offered in this Town. ASHER “LACK, Oneida House, III‘IIII Queen’s \\‘bul 1', Sunni! ‘ .llluu ll, lg‘iS.

quns and Warts. are permanently and cll‘cctuully cured by the use ol It 0 B I N S 0 N ’ 5 Patent Corn Solvent.

For sale by

W. ILWA’I‘SON.

CilyDl'ug Slnrc, Cll‘lown. _“ Dec. 24:. 1367.

:

RS. IIIIEMNER has llust received at

- the PRINCE S'rullu'r lnou AND STA-

'I‘IUNI-IRY Srouu. per Amphiun from London.

besides alnrge and well assorted Stock of

Books. STA'rioxullr, &l'.. a great vurlr:y

nr Faxcv (loops, do. which she offers a: clll'l‘mt‘lll low prices for Cos-h :—

I’uus's, Pocket Books, 'l.mllc::' ltcllcules. Conl- pllnleus,ulnl lluus, Travelling Ilulrs.

I'lln‘rmlll/ll ll ALIIDMS, Illll'f, l llnrlo. and rum".

(‘Allli (from Ill ’I‘lnl'lol~l'~lie I. ’f'urtnumml Leullmr.

\t'nult lloxns, Itulltlng boxes, Noodle Hunks and ' u

I’lnv ir-Sbret Mu 'l' Illu. .s, llulr, Inf. ' Ilulr, ’I‘Ilnlb, Null, Shaving Coulis, Horn and Rubber Dressing, and I'acllct

Feather Dusters Ilrrors

Sperlmden and Reading Glasses

Spectacle ('ures

Err: Ilnilcrs

Slul-eosr-opl-s and Slides

’I‘llerlnonn-leru

Aeeordeonu and (‘onv-arllnns

Knlttlug and Ncnlulr Pins and Needles, Crnehet Hooks, ’I‘ulll Shuttles, Black A White Pine. Hulr I’lna', Nildlcs. we. ‘

Scarf I'lml, \\ atcll Keys. Silk Guards, (:Ilt Lockets

IIEAHH—I'I‘Il‘l, Crystal, Chalk, lulu-L, (laid a steel cut, and Colored

fictzsous—llalr Uniting. Paper "slicing. Dru era. Lune, Embroidery, Funny Work llnx, Iln tour hole, Flower, Urn} ‘ \'Il|l, kc. Sail good quality)

Knives—Pen and Po . Ill't‘iltl. 'lllviin. l‘rnnlurt. and Erasing: (Illlldren's li’lilvos, Forks, Spoons

Razors and Straps

Corkscrews anrracllers, Tweezers. Rev Hill I, kl:

Turk— Dolls, Will is. Tops, Watches, Jim‘s l ill-pl. Mouth Organs, lonoy Itnxcn. Marbles Ice.

Cricket "at! and llnlls. 'I‘rollt Hooks and Files

“(ml and Arrows

W .KING Mums and Camel, plnlu and fancy

Flexible Rulers. for Artists. llnokkec lcrs .

Water Wells for (,‘npylng I'ressss l ' no

Postage fltmnp Dampers

Indra tulip" Ilollle (iorkl

Twines, 1y l'npors

(ll csflne Uone- s In 1 up ‘3‘. I" “:an Wlndnorsoars.

Ann. I quantity of . WRA I’I’I N (i I’ A I’ER, urinal qualifies and sizes. I’flnee Street. .luly, lsus.

‘ “SUMMERSIDE muesli, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22.

"allusions: can

has leeli

Removed to Water Street, To the Store lately occupied by Mr. GEORGE Clue", Harness Maker, in the House of Mr. Gamma: 0'Nl;ll.l., where

Tobacco of all Kinds, Twist, Flat and Natural Leaf, Will be kept constantly on hand, and sold at

Lower Prices than Ci'el'! ‘ People from the country will find. it to their advantage to call before purchasing

elsewhere. ‘ y PATRICK R LILLI , Proprietor. SunnuersidenJuly 23, ‘98 ._

NOTICE !

PARTIES indebted to the Estate 01' Ill'llilll-il UI‘IJN, by ann oi llmlll or otllol'-- ISU, urn hereby unliliod that all Debts nlld over due Non-s must bopaid on orboforu Ibc Itlill day of Ot ‘Olllilt next; and :lll other Null-s us soon “3‘ they fall due. urtbcy will be sued Ior without lurlllcl' notice.

ALL Notes and Debts connected willl the Estate. are ill the. bands of R. W. TRE- MAIX, at Margatc. loreollcrliou.

GEO. ANDERSON, A>siguco. Murgnte. Sept. 10. 1863.—-2m

NOTICE I

OHN RI'SSEL S'I‘EWARI‘, recently of Sulllnlerside, Merchant, lnlving by Deed of Assign-neat dated Ibtli day of September last, assigned to the subseriber llll bis Book Debts and all manner of debts due llilu: l‘ub- lic Notice is hereby given that all persons ill- debted to the said John R. Stewart are hereby requested forthwith to pay their respective debts to me. All amounts not paid on or be- fore the Itlib day of October next will be handed over for collection, without further notice.

THOMAS ll. HALL. Snmnlerside, rcpt. Hill,

1‘. ll. ISLAND

STEAJVIERS,

“ St. Lawrence,”

"PRINCESS OF WALES" AND “ HEATHER BELLE"

Tho Steamer “Princess of Wales" V “J. leave CHA1:1.0’I"I‘E'I‘O\\'N for 1’ IC’I‘O ll every TUESDAY and THURSDAY morning at " .lli., ill time for the morning train for llul .

Leaves l’lU'I‘OU for CllAllLO'I"I‘E’I‘0\VN every ’I‘Li ‘ ‘D. Y and FRIDAY evening. after arrival o :IIII from Halifax.

Leaves l'IC’I‘OL‘ for I'OR‘I HOOD erery THURSDAY morning at noon, illllnelliulely after arrival of Train from Halifax, returning to l’icioll the following morning.

Leuvcs C H A R LOT '1‘ E Tu W N every 'l‘lTlv‘SlMY and FRIDAY night for SUM- MERSIIH‘. lluil SIIICDIAL‘, :It 7-} p. III. \\'III connect with Wednesday and Saturday morn- ing‘s ’I‘ruill‘s.

Leaves SHEDIAC for SUMMERSIDE and CHARLO I‘E'I‘OWN every WEDNES- DAY lllld S.- .RDA \' afternoons, imme- diately after arrival of Train from St. John.

The Steamer “Heather Belle"

Least CHARLO’I"l‘I'Z'I‘OWN at :l n.m., every Saturday illorning for l'It'TOU.

Leaves I‘IC'I'OU at ‘J a. in., same day, for MURRAY HARBOR, (iI-LOlltiI-J'I'OWN and SOURIS, remaining at either Souris or Ucorgclowli over Sunday.

Leuvcs l’lC'I‘Oli or ry MONDAY for ClIARl.O'I"l'l£'l‘O\\'N. after llrrivnl of Train from lllllit‘llx.

l-‘ARICS:

Charlottetown to l’ictou, or back, £0 12 0 l'ictou to Georgetown, “ O 9 0 “ .I’ol't Hund, " (J 12 0 Cll‘town to Sunlnlorside. “ 0 'J 0 “ Sill-dine, ” 0 18 0 “ St. John, “ $4.50 or I 8 14 “ Eustport, “ 6.00 I I7 6 “ I'orllund, “ 8.00 2 10 0 “ Burton, “ 9.00 2! Iii ll “ llulifux, “ 4.00 I -I U “ Fort Hood, “ l 4 0 “ Georgetown, “ 0 ii 0 “ Sonris, “ 0 I2 0 1". W. IIALES, Scc‘y

Mn” 21, 1863.

VVRIGIEIr "S IN BIA. V160; It: SUGAR COATED

PLLS

Cure sick lu-ndeclle, Rheumatism, Fever and Agile, Ililious l'olllpluillts, colds and coughs, pain ill the bones, Fry- sipclllu. suit. rhcunl,ull cutane- oils dis“ l'ill-s, llropuy llild(bet-ruchDizziness,

.Livcr complaints, Di- arrhemu.Gem-ral De- bilily &e.; and are WARRAN'I‘ED TU I'l'llll-‘I’ THE BLOOD.

For sale at Illc I’riucipal Other, No 372 Pearl strett, New York, and by Draggists

generally. V IV. R. WATSON, C’ll'Town, Agent for this Island.

3‘

July 2nd, lacs.

RZmoval !

'J‘HIE Subscriber returns hls sincere thanks . to those who so liberally pulroni’ cd him while conducting the ‘ ALHA Hursu,‘ umi wishes to llltnrm them and the travelling pub- lic ill general, that he has III-.3110 I'lvlll to his

New building on W “101‘ Street

(nearly opposite the store of R. A. Strong & Ilro.), where he has both inert-used

Hotel & Stable Accommodation! and he trusts to make those who may favor lliln willl their custom u grcut deal more com- furtablo ill the ‘ OCEAN IIUUSI'I,‘ than he could, for wullt of room, in llis lute stuull. 'l‘un nusr or Linn-nus always kept III the bar in connection willl the Hotel.

This Hotel is on the n'atcr‘lv edge, and com- mands a splendid view ofibc harbor of Sulli- ulcrslde, and of the Straits, and will be found u comfortable and healthy place for travellers.

Its near proximity to the steamer Wharf will make. it the best place for travellers wail- ing to go or arriving ill the Ilout.

Horses and carriages can always be had on the prelllises, by boarders.

RICHARD IllIiIH-iT’I‘.

\Vnter Street Summerside. Jilly ‘3, mitt.

Look Hero. II. Fl'l'Cll‘S GOLDEN (ilN'I‘ME/Tls s ule for nllcnluplulnts. lllul skimih-sb. bonesnllll muscles are, afflicted with; willl wonderful success. Try it . W. R. WATSON. General Agclltfur l‘. E. Il‘Illlltl-

TOBAGGII FAGTOBY ~

Steam Navigation Co’s. ,

' "taro SALES.

Leasehold Farm F0“ SA LE I ' ‘HE Subscriber offers for SA LR his VAL- UABLE FA RM, on Lot 10. within about nine miles from Summersidc. Then- ilru on the premises a small house, a burn till all“, witll other out-buildings; also, two wells. at water, one at the house, tlleotller is convenient for pasture fields. This farm consists. of .loo acres, about 60 of which are under cultivation. the remainder is covered with a good growth of soft wood, such as poles and sculltling. Abundance of sell weed lllld lnu~scl mud cull be had within a few chains of the shore. Lease 99'.) years, at one shilling currency per acre. For further particulars apply to the snbscrihcr on the prellliscs. GEORGE l". ROBINSON. September 3, is s. _w a F OR SALE 1 WHAT Valuable Properly. known as HOL- LAND (iROVE, llcur lfl'iN'I‘Rl'iVILLl-i, REDEQUE consisting of 20:! Il('l‘L'S, which includes a valuable pier-c nf MARSH, upon which is annually cut about 124 tons of Ilny. This Form is near to the mussel llllld and sea manure, ullicll can he lllld ill lurgl-qualuiiics. On the premises is a lien and enlllllludlous dwelling house, well lilllsllcd up stairs and down , also a Farmers Cottage. Darn. Stables, Granary, ulul other outdntildings . Ollc lun- dred acres of Ibis l":lrlil are under cultivation, and principally fenced willl l-cdllr, and about 80 acres are covered with hard wood lit for saw logs lllld ship linlbcr. 'l‘vrllls 20 percent down; balance secured on property, pnyublc as may be agreed on. A . E. C. HOLLAND. September 8, loss .