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IT is our pleasing duty thia week to record the fact that our citizens are (le- termined to do all iii-their power to get laws passed for the proper management of the Ifuirs of the Town. A public meeting was held, as intimated in our last. on last Tillll‘fitlfl)’ eveningdo consider whether the Fire Aet— now expired—— should be renewed or not. The mcctiu': (leeided that the Act, having! been enact- ed ere Stunmersidc had arisen to its pre— sent eminence, did not now meet its: requirements. A committee compoud (if Messrs. James (lamphcll, It. l\lc(l. Stavert. R. '1‘. ilolmun. David Rogers, '1‘. Kelly, C. .3. Gardiner. Asher Black. '1'. liirwin and '1'. B. llallnvua appointed to draw up a series of rcsolutionsxxpres- sire of the wishes of the people.

Au adjourned meeting was licld in Strong's Hall. on Saturday evening last, ‘to hear and take action upott the report of the Committee. James Campbell, Earp. was called to the chair.and Thomas Kelly, Esq., to the Secretary's table.——— The meeting was one of the most intlu- ential ever held here. Nearly all the mercitants and other business men were present. The. resolutions were evidently prepared with great care. and if endorsed Ii_\ llm powers that be will place in this hand. of the people poutr to manage their own a Zia..- iii lllt‘ll’OWII way. nit — out the Chiltlnt‘ whicii would net-emirin attach to t.n incorporation Apt—which won by them considered premature. Owing to the press on our space of legis- lative matter. we are tnabie to give the resolutions in full, but we give the sub- stance at them in a concise Iiirm,kindly prepared and handed us by the Secretary. and our readers will'bc able to form as good an idea of their import as it' we published them in cricnso :—

'l‘hat a law be enacted, resting in the In liabitants the right of self-taxation. for such purposes In they think propt-r. with a view to local improvements. including aewaragc, pub- lic streets, buildings. flre dcpartment. etc.

That such power be derived from the tune- tion oftlie inhabitants mi may be ascertained at any public meeting properly convened.

That the tax-payers shall elect out-c n. seven Town Wardens. who shall llitt‘ I pow to unreal the inhabitants and prop to any amount, not exceeding £150 in each year. for the purpose of general improvement and protection of the 'l‘uwu. (bio of t-ueli' Wardens to be chosen as President; or Chair- "inn—[llth ottleen. to appoint. a Tan H 'I‘reaa- urcr. Clerk, and one or more l'eace ()Ilicars, each of whom shall he rtquircd to give stilli- eicnt Iecurity tor tltc faithful performance of duties. Ste. ’1 he Wardens :dndl be obliged to call it special meeting of the inhabitants on application often or more tax-payers.

That the Wardens shall make from time tni titiie Eueli lly-luwa as they may deem proper for the more otlh-icut carrying out municipal requirements, such as live companies. airwor- ago. and all other mattch appertaining totht- well-being of the whole Town. ’l‘beie l5ye> laws shall he wi'hout etl'cct until sanctioned by a majority ut‘tlle tax-payers, assembled at any public meeting. and subsequently ratilicd by the Lieut. (imcrnor in Council.

That the Wardens while in q/li're. shall, within the limit; of Sunitnernide, be vested with similar powers to those of Justices of the Peace, tutti shall also constitute a (four! tor the trial of all ltlI‘ttlt'lllEfllltil‘l and matters arising in the Town cognizahle by Justices of the I'caco for the County. (small debts ex- cepted). One or more of such Warden»: tn preside at certain hour)» each day and to hear and determine all> complaints within their jurisdiction. The (llcrlilu attend to the IS!”- in“ all necessary processes; the I'eace-otiiccrs to execute all orders of said (‘ourt Nu enlary or remuneration allowed to the Ward- ens except fees limilar to those taken by Justices.

That the \Vitrdens shall exercise a super visory control over all licenced 'l'arct'ns. & . in the Town; shall have control oi .itlic public building: lhcrciu; shall rcccive the root: therefor and pay the same Into the Inuit]; ofthe Town Treasurer for the. ind-of the Town; also all lit-Venues arising from the wharfti. licenses, tines. penalties. itatute la'mr. commutation monies , (an, be colleen-d by the authority of the Wardens anddispmcd offer the benefit of the Town. ’l‘lnI limits of the Town to be extended so as to outta-ace a nntnber of residcnll not at present. included or liable to assessment, fie.

Aprotracled diacu " n of tho diil‘erent points followed. in which several gentle: men took part. pru uttd con. Some ad-

vocated an Incorporation Act. while a,

number were in favor of eontiuuinpr the old Act,- -an amendment to that dict-t ht ing submitted by Finlay McNeillJimp. —but on the question of concurrence bc’. ii; put from the chair, the llL‘SUllItltlllS u c‘" carried by a. verylargetuajorily. A .t of this meeting will be. t‘oriv'irdtd .. the Legislature, and we have no doubt r ,.tltdt' in their icpislaling i'r r Suntan-raidi- Will” be guided somcu hat by the ' “ \ -umieratoot1 wishes " ol‘ the pcople. - \Ve tritst,tliat “ the assembled wisdom " inf tgc country will. ere this St‘nsltlll don‘t! {give the people 0f(l)lS town some iniprovcmcntent on the miserable apology for a Fire Act. which has hitherto dis- graced our Statute Book. _ ' .‘r II not in the recollection of “ the oldest inhabitant" in this Island such asutlden and complete transition from extreme cold to the very opposite. as we MILO experienced lately. The ice on our bay already given indica- tions of.a speedy dissolution. A very early Spring may.we think. he expected. This will relieve these who have under- ad from want of fodder all winter.

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Samurai-side Debating society.

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Dnllomcr lectured to (1 large audience before this Society on Monday c\ oning. Ili- aubjeet being as announced. the ” Spcciul Sonics." The learned lecturer treated tho levernl heads of his subject at a Considerable length. and in consecutivo order; btit tlwelt. more fully on the semen ofImn‘t'ug/ and “tiny. tip,- mechanilm of whose organ: he rendered intelligible tn the audience by means of pit-- torial illustrations. The lecture w hich was delivered (IInnpm-n. wal wound tip in a grace- ful and easy style by a short digreuivc i.d- tli'eu. _

Ry request of the President, llr. Casey. T. linlly. ’I‘. Kit-win. and N. .I. Brown. l‘lst . .. inadea few remarks, all conciirrinav in I‘ll- louium of the Ilr‘n. etl'ort, alter which the usual vote at thanks was proposed to the lecturer. ‘ I

The members of the Society wtll meet for debate on Monday owning next.

lly order, ALEX. Multan, Sec'y.

Snmmernide. March 19. 1867.

m- wis—e—in time. 'tia Inmlucns to defer,—

fio wrote the Poet. who know hex-t abnnt it.

Grace's Salve was best, an I baring learnt the fact.

1(- thought his friends should never llt' trith- . fl

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Valuable Farm—(loo. Anderson. Administration S S. Mills. Who wants ilarg; . Mills. .lll‘llldl & Amcri :au “tunic—(l0, To be SUI! ~John Ila-z. rd 5: (To. FIII'II N: do do For 5zllt‘——.lullll lI'ISZul'tl. (irautillc .\lill~'-— war-l llcnry. l'ostponed Sale—(loo. Anderson. Strayeii liliccp—Win. Linklcttct‘. i'ublic Lmrtuieth'. t,‘r;u\loid. Loni—*3

ti)“ PARI‘IB! wishing to invest mi ncy in it good Mill l'i'o ‘ ~ll Iiinl a pooil opportunity to do so now. the (iramitlc Mills are tliis “'L‘t‘li atlvcrttzetl to lie Mild by their owner. Edward llenry, l'lsq. ln ('UH‘ nection are I55 nerve of land. and good build~ logs. The Mills are i-t'n superior character, anti altogether it i: it very llt'rll‘ti- lc property.

Mrs. A. Allen'n Worlds lI:iir Restorer and Zylobalsaluin or Worldv liair llrt‘firlltl; tire unequalled. and an acknowledged bv all who use them for restoring. invigora no and diam-sing the li- ir. rcmlcrinir it soft, .t . ' 'lltl Kll)>.:ty.:|ll-l tlispt ing it to l‘t'l Iin iii any desi- red ptcition; quit. ly elcai .2 the scalp, nr- rcatiug the fall and itu II“. healthy and natural color to the ll‘t ’l hey never fail to restore grey hair to its original youthful col- ol'. They act directly upon the roots. of tho hair giving the natural nourishment required. No lady's toilet is com; I -t- without the Zyl-i- samuin or hair ilr It cleanses the li r and imparts to it a mmt delightful frag. twice, and is suited to both young and old.

The Restorer Reproduch The Hair “repaint; t-nltivfitea and beautiiics.

il'yoar hair isthin try it. if st-nrfy try it. ii'li 'I'fil" try it, it' lastrclcss try it. if none at tlic try it. for all who llaL it will pres "re their hairtl'rough life. Forsale by all Drug gists.

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(In the lith. by the Rev. A. McLean, Mr. Arthur W. ioylc. t‘lmrlottctown, to Miss Flora McSwnin, l'ortagc River.

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At West Point, Lot 8, on the 2-1”: instant , of t‘()II\'Ill|I]IIltllI, in the L'litli ycar of his ago. Alex. McDonald, soil otMt‘- John McDonald ot‘tliat place.

At. the rt-sidhueo ofbis sou iii-law, Mr. \\'. Grant, ’l'rout ltivci'. Ltd Is. on the l ltlt It'cb., altcr a short illnesa. tl.tIIl(‘.-t Robert Downing. in the 75th year of his agzc. lie was it native ut‘the (‘oun . of Wale ortl, Ireland. and for a number of) . a tilell'lt‘t school teaehar iti this island.

At his residence, Sort-n Mile Ray. Lot 27. ‘ ir Donal Manauu, in the 55th year ol'hit

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' WHO WANTS” SBARQAEIN S?

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V ‘0 any ptirson in Ht'll UUUIIS, wc woul’l (it) TO THE

iijrilisili & gum-hair 353mm. There you can be suited to n. T!

Observe the following list—

Flour :tml (‘ornnIoaL Tm. Sugar, Molasses. Vinegar,

Sole I .tlicr. l'ppt-r Lrntbcr. ‘Lttl Washing Soda,

‘lie and other Lumps. 'l'nrpcntiuc aiul Paint (,iils, llicc. Stilt. 'l‘oliacuo.

S N and {‘niifeetionvry, all“. all sizes. ' ,, sand Hcrewa, Axles and Springs.

l’lough Mounting.

Iron and Steel,

Gian. all sizes. Zinc, l'utty.

A nd a full variety of the most IlL‘alI‘llblK‘ GOODS to he found in the country.

(737' ('oll and srefoi- yourself.

ARTHUR MILLS.

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Sillltlllt‘l‘rltlfl, March Ill. ISIIS.

"trio BE SOLD.

r ‘lll‘l two-storey l)\l'ICLLI.\'(l

lI()l‘SI‘I. situate iii Saint ‘ l-Zlcanor‘s. in thc occupition of Doctor Jarvis. with all lllt‘ Outbuildings and othrr improvements on the propctty. ’J'his I“rt‘l‘ll0l(l I’ropcrty will lic sold ('Itt'llll I'ul' t‘uah: or two or three ycarx will he p'vcn. on ‘,."i4ul rt-i-ntily. It is wcll worth the - of any onc wishing,r to engagc' (i did! :u d tiroccry Hushic Also. an m— ceiicnl Stand for it llott, l".ir iurtlter pur- liculars lllllllll‘c nt'

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BRiTiSlltt Amman: H 0 U S E R E-O 13—31331 E

D p ! V ‘IIIC subscriber having taken a le. so of the

above premises (lately occupied by .I. l.. lIolinun, l~2=q., on Water street) with a view of doing a

" u ' h t ‘ “ .' i . Qantch ctl‘ltlll gimme... would respectfully intimate to his friends and the public in general that. liavini.V completed the part-hast- of a Stock of Merchandise at

extremely low prices, consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, 850., 860.,

lie is now prepared to sell the some at a very small advance, for cash or approved credit.

All'l'llllil MILLS.

' . . Summertime, March 19. lacs,

, . v y t i I: MAL Mll‘ltla! LL person! indebted to the undersigned, what-c Accounts are ntill unpaid. im- bercby notified to pay ttnd settle their Ae~ rttllltts forthwith, to save further trouble and expense» of law suit, do.

The subscriber» offer for mic tlicir interest in the Shipyard at ligniont Ray "lb the buildings thereon.

fig)" 'i'crms as may be agrccd ou

.IOIIN IIASZAIII) &. (‘0. St. l‘ilt‘llndl"!, March lit. l8tl<. :im

_ Law Blanks for sale attiiis Ollicc.

Now is the time to nubacribe ir the Journal-~onlyl‘fil a your

JOURNAL, THURSDAY, MARCH iii,

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them FARM Fllil SALE ET arms-101v I

On Tlutrsday, April 2, ISI

I 'J ‘l l . and llt'l‘ Hun, .ItJIIN ‘I'. lilt It Inn" :Itlwll'm'tt‘ll the Subscrilvi-r to Sell at .\t‘t,' HUN [that well known l".\ll.‘-I, tiirmcrly owntrl and ltll'CupiDll h ' the said 'l‘liouias' Ilick dc- l‘cawd. and located in Indian Ilia-r. Lot It), Incar the indiuu llitcr Ili'idgc. anal t‘tillfllrtiliu, 'Iil'ill) acrcs of I’lllill‘illttl.“ I. \Nl). and l'..'ti Imr a of LEASIIIIUIJ) lltlir arm LII Ir: a rent at t n.- hltil' . .3

'l‘ to whole ofthc Land in thii the very litwt quality. ()f the :ihote are cleared and in a high - talc ot'culnr.itii.ii.. The remainder of the land is corcii In ith a

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'il‘i \Vlilow ofthc latc ’I‘IIUMAS lllf‘KliY.

flour 8: flog"!

i'i‘lio Sulocribcr 'Iiaa on hand, and for .‘u. Very (lineup for t‘asliz—

50 Bbls. Flour,

5 Chests Tea, 16 half-chests Tea.

I‘artics

ni.l it; In purchase will find the

Flour and 'l‘ca of the Pi II. 'T QUALITY l

and as cheap as any in Sitltllllt‘l'hltlt‘.

Hill and but for Yoursclrcsl

Alaill‘lll “LACK. ' March ll, 1.41:1.

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growth (iflltti'ilrmod. and Softwood .tittiiblc for wantliu“ and ; nlvs .

(Li tiic pr til: i at coliil‘ort:.l.It-_Ii'n LING IIIII'SI‘Z. ind. .truc ’.A A ~th- stautial Wei ' - water is tit-.u the Imuw. and aii L'XCVllilll'. trenm of water L‘l‘tlxlk’i lb.- land_ ‘

The above property is vcryennvcnicntly rind pleasantly situated near Indian Itiu-r ilrit and within it riiort distant-o of t‘iitvrcltt-n. Jehools and Mills. Abundant supplies of" [Miami Mud wilbpi halftt mile of the Farm.

The Sale. in before stall-(I. will take place an THURSDAY, 2nd APRIL, at It o‘clock. a. In.

ALSO—Tho following Implements, &c.. viz‘» A doulilc-m-ntt-il Wagon, Plough, Ilar- rotvs. (‘urt. and Plough and Curt Harness, .tc. 'I'ICIIMS ()l’ ‘.\ LIZ—For l'artu—(lne-tliird

oftlic pui . .lnc money to be pain upon delivery of the title deeds. ntnl tlu- rc< mainiog two-thirds in llIrt-c equal annual payments. li‘ur implements—ITrcdit IiIl the l.~t ot Novritncn next on approved Joint Notca of llautl. Further particulars made known at Sale. {Sale I‘oxt'lt'l'c .’ Kn li'cscl'vc.’ GEO. ANDERSON, Auct. Ni ‘ London. it Ii 15?. was.

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arm, Stock, Implements & Furniture. 7 ‘0 I.» sold be sold by Allf‘TIIIX, on» MUNIIAY the l3tli oi' .\l'ii'l.. cum- incncing at l'..‘ o'clock, that splendid

LIIASEIIIILI) FAIHI,

thc T0>ltlvllt't‘ of the late II. N. lltll’l). limp, " about three niilcs l'roni Summerhiilc. nglll acres at Land. fronting about :30 (‘llfllil‘ on Richmond llav. The flood ,quality of “11‘ Land is an Well known it iiccil ’not be dweribod. It is I'cnced with cedar;

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lumid stabiiue, atid LL earct'ul .li stlcr always in atten-lancc. l 'l'itii llotcl willolwuy: bi- ltcp open on tlit-

JLII. I VVathaxAJ. .

.‘v'ut': is (In! that» fur It'ui'iiiers (o prom/t Herd ll’l’iwI’! li‘dll‘l Subscribers Iiavc rtiil on lianrltiqnan- tity of excellent Canada Spring Scc-l Wheat, (l“)'l‘t ) which for quality 'IlllIllIl be Miriam-ed. urinch would do to at once secure what they want. It is warrantvil SI’IIIXG Slilil) “'IIIIA'I'. 'I‘ltc itbov - Wheat e.v.n be i lll't‘ll‘l'l'd at the Slave of I. llirl Vitkcraun, Esq” bummer-

ride, and at tho Mill»: of aSli \l'llitlil'l‘ K; SON.

.ll' ' 'iIlc. Mar 125. 1513:)”

CLOVER. SEED. Leo’s lied Clover Seed. BUY BESTI Iii? Subscriber has on hand a Supplv (d'i‘mst Quality lie-d (flovc ‘ I l\':tvi':iiitcd tree from Daisy.

< nly. liliNltY A. lIAl’tVlE. Charlottctmvn, March 1'). 18438.

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Temperance Hotel, a;All???'L‘dfi‘ll‘ifi L.

JAMES Ill'lt'lZI'ij'lli PROPRIETOR.

l'rrniarcnt and ’i'ransit-nt Iloard-‘rs will find ,zoozl accouiniodation at the anovc Ilutti.

nljvbtr in which lltt' Steatncr lll'l’lt't'i and leaves. for the accommodation of travellers. Summct'side. . arch 1:3. moan—am

r Freehold Farm FOR. SALE !

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.part bait llt'l'll Mm- l \Iudiictl anti lllL‘rl‘ ‘ - I‘\' of Mn» 'I Blvd—ic I i it short t: ‘ from the shore :t III S t “'ccd in abun-

Marsh, 1: - nimliom IJW ,(‘IIAt'lI lltll lfiiull repair,

‘s of Salt Grass Marsh, u (‘tlt'I' ILIXti Iltll'Sl-Z. S'i‘AlIIJ-Z i I. and other buildings, all inI dcn and ()i'cl'ut d.

Terms made known the day of Sale.

BRNJ. S. MILLS, Ant-t . March l9, lHIlS. prog

Racine more? For: Sale ! l

' ‘IIIC Stiliscribcroilbrs forls’alc his valuable stand of Mills, in New London. Lot. JI Quccn'a County. and

15a) ACII ES OF ,LAIH i)!

V'l'lll' MILLS consist of u (iIiIS'I‘ MILL. with thrcc run of Sltlllt'i “"11 3.. (MT lill...\', all in good order. The SA W M I LL I.~ doubli- ei-ared. and iii capable oi’ cultinp I‘lanlr :32 feet long. The SilthiLi-Z MILL is new. :tllll is'consi-li red by competent judges tin- bod and t'astm-l. on the Isl. utl-—t-i:‘cul:tr. cross cuts, and completon finishes—and is an. . n« teed. if propcrly attended to cut seventeen thousand Shingles per day.

There are also on the premises a comforta- lilc Dwelling llOtlIt‘. Store. good. ilc. Ilnrii. :tiul other ()nt-lmildiuizr, a good (iarden and tb-dntrd. \vcll pi. tied with Fruit ainl Urna- incntal ’l‘reea.

TIIIS propc

sing situate at the head of Illt‘ ti-Ic. ll||rl abundance of Max. u-itbin 2.1chainsoftheIarui. A public Winn-t i.«; only halfa niiic Iliatant, win-re any amount of product- can be shipped. ’l‘licri- are litany other local advantages. such as n “'cslcyztn (‘hapt-l uml Presbyterian Church. and ptiblie School. within ten minutes trait: of the pro» party.

The above property is altogether a valuable and (lt‘ull'nlltlt‘ one. in: the siren!“ is stillicii-at to drive the three Milla nil tltt' year round. It' not disposed of by private Sale by the “WI of April. next it will then be sold at l'liuldt‘ Alitl'l‘IIIN. without rcr‘crvc. due notice ut which will he givt u . Any information can be had on application to the Subscriber on the premises.

EDWARD HENRY. (iraiirillo Mills. March ll). It‘ll-‘1. Pow PONED SALE.

' ‘lil'i Property of ll'itiov.‘ (‘i'it:si.\'s.ot~ .\'cw London. advert Ito be sold ut.\uctiou on the :tlll lush. but i on account of objection to ille. will Ink. place on ’I'ucsdiiy, the 21th i at” on the pic miscs. Sale positive, ttit ood title to iii.- land guaranteed. GEO. ANDIZRS ‘).‘.'. Auct. New London, March 12, 1868—

Strayed Sheep. I ‘IIEIIII has been on the Subscrilei-N I'ro.

mist-a. since January lat.» stro l-EWI'L The owner iii rt‘tllt‘t‘slr‘tl t 'omemhl pity cx- pcnses ainl take her n T

w: _\ W M. Iklilllc'lfl‘l’ll. scn. Liuklcttcr Road. Marci 17. lSIlS Ii'

There are about 3 non-4 of lipldriiII I

.iicli sale was lltlrllltllln'll'

‘IIII Subscriber oili-rs for Suit: his Free-

hold l‘l-ll'lll. situated on the Lin nettcr I. about '.’ miles from St. llicantir‘s, and III) I IlIIIt.S from Summon-hie . t contaith‘

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ill}. at . :‘M of will are cit-a The re- tn .i r i. cover .1 with hard trout], Milli (rm-d Itl . cilar poles. There is a ncw lion-1- pai'tlg ' ' ml, and a stable, on the prenii:ca.

I‘ur I'uitlit-r particulars apply to lltll‘ilill'l' Sl'lAlll‘. arch I'_'. lad '

l.inl:li~tlrr ll(|‘l(l, .

‘ I 11.1 Chancery ! 2e Mark Nathaniel W right, and others, nfaitts by Betsy ISL Wright. dieir Guardians- l.I-‘.'I'().\’ Ll-IASI'I, at auch ycarly , .llitl for Mich lt'l'lll oi years, not. ’ 4, ii< may be ng mat on.