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A SMMERSIDEJOURNAL, THUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17,, 1863.

glare guanine.

A gentleman travelling thronin one of rural precincts of a certain county, a few ‘ dayssince. rode up to a farm house, and

thus accosted a two-headed urchin who ’ up Goods Hm. “WWW, in this m. “as sealed 0" the u’l‘ “la 8”“? I)”St i ‘ will be sold at the very gowd

“Boy, where‘s your l’a:" The young- ster replied: “ l’up is just down there‘ beyant the cowshcd to digagrave to; brrry our old dog Towser. old fool killed himself a barkin' at candi- da‘es for sheriffs. Be you one ?" Our friend rode on.

seen ink stand. I

Young men anxious to get rid of their; wild oats, would do well to buy a saw- ing machine.

A child wanted to describe a sniikc to his aunt, and said it was “ a thing all tail—clear up to the head!"

Why are the eyes like persons seperat- ed by distant clinics? Because they cor- respond but never meet.

A fellow in an oblivious state, took up his lodgings on the sidewalk. He woke next morning and straightened himself up, looking on the ground on which he had made his couch. and said: “ \\'ell, ifi had a rick-axe, I would make up my bed I"

Uncle Sam. recently calling us to him. said: “ Young man, let. me give you a little friendly advice ; never marry a rich wife; behold in me one who married rich. My wife had thirty-seven and a Iialfeents. while I had but a quarter, and she has been twittiiig me of the old shilling ever Since."

A gentleman informed by a bill on a house that there were ‘ Apartmcnt to 10t.’ knocked at the door, and was shown the premises by a pretty female.

“ .I’ray, my dear." said be, smiling. “ are you to be let with these rooms i'"

“ No," she replied with vivodty, “ but I am t; be let alone."

A small boy stepped into a bookstore and inquired the price of a spelling book On being told that they were twi-lve cents

cents. he was coinplctly nunplusscd. At length an idea seemed to have struck him. Says he 2

“ Mister, caxft you find one that isl

torn that you will let me have for nine ccuts P" . The clerk looked in vain. The boy was dispirited. At length another idea secured to strike him. “ Please, Mister. can‘t you tear one ?" In the course ofa charge a Judge said: “ Put a tailor, a weaver and miller in; a bag; shake them. and the first who‘ comes out is a rogue."

“ Well, your honor." answered the miller, “ put an attorney, a counsellor and njudge into a bag; shake ’um and shake y .. uni——

" And what then, rascal i" judge, angrily.

“ “'Iiy. your honour," continued the

cried the

miller, cooly—not daring to speak the1 truth—“ he that won't come out. may it ' —

please your honor, may stay in."

A court butfoon having offended his sovereign, the monarch ordered him to be brought before him. and with a stern countenance rcproached him.

“ \Vretch I you shall receive the prin- islimcnt you nicrit; prepare yourself for death.”

The culprit. in a great terror, fell upon his knees. rind crict'. for mercy.

“I will extend no other mercy to you, except permitting you to choose what kind of death you will die. Decide im- mediately. for I will be obeyed.”

“ I adore your clemency." said the crafty jester. “ I choose to die of old age 1"

After a long march. during the late war, a captain ordered, as a sanitary pre- ution, that the men should change their 'rsliirts. The orderly sergeant sug-

‘ that half of the men had only one

". The captain hesitated Iora

lthcn said : “ Military orders

red; let the men change with

happiest of the vowels?

.5: Because {is in the nridest

s in hell, and all the others are ory.

Sigriuilturr.

DISPOSE 0P SURPLUS STOCK.

An error many cattle breeders are liable to be led into, this year. on account of the large crop of hay, is that of holding on to their stock because they have the keeping for carrying it through the winter. The policy undoubtedly would be 3 poor one, for the chances are that the animals next spring will be worth no more than now. Ilccfis bringing a high price, and is liable any time to fall. so the true policy is to sell all the surplus animals as soon as they become fat enouin for the market. The stccrs and heifers that are already grass fat will yield their owners as much profit now. and we tliiuk more, than at any future time. The difference in the cost of stall fed beef. and that which has been fatted upon grass, is more than enough to over-balance the increased price of the tormcr.

This is a subject that demands the con- sideration of farmers where the pastures are getting dry and the feed short, for the improvement for the balance of the season will be small.

“'c make these suggestions for the con- sideration ofthoscwho have surplus stock. The point is, that simply because hay is plenty and cheap. there will be risk in holding on to animals that are market- able. and will now bring a Iiiin price. A few tons of hay left over next spring, will be handy to have in the barn against time of need. Another year the crop may be light which would make hay hiin and also make stock cheap. It will be found a safe rule to adopt in regard to the amount of stock to be wintered. to

keep above the average number of head your farm will support. take one year with another,and under no circumstances keep

New Goods. l have received by tho ernxu troni Liv- erpool, Fromm and S .\ Brno lruni Mon- treal, and Sicanrc' lriueess of Walcs‘ from New Brunswick. and othei? rrivals. one of the largest and best Scll‘l'l d Stock 'kl‘i, and

JI'ST ARRIVED, per selrr. OSWAIH) and Brig Lint. .rv lrom Boston,a larg

AMERICAN GOODS,

The darned ‘ [U1 ut’

1 consisting of Tobacco, Kerosene Oil. I‘tai-

. . pins, I’ilut Bread. Hardware, and all sorts

Most liquids run; but we have often ol‘Yankec Iloiions. l

1). ROGERS.

Sunnncrride JII ll. IRE-V, ‘ new You Spring 8t Summer 1868,

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Clifton House.

GEES. T VA BIBTY 0F

grim d.’ Qfashionable bonds,

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Dresses, Sacks, Bonnets, Huts, Ribbons, Trilmniuga ontI kinds, l’iirnsols, Steel Skirts, Cloths, Coats, .l'ants, &e. Also:

Hardware, Boots and Shoes, (in variety.) Hats ck Caps, Leather.

Nails, :

arid everything suitable for corintry trade. A Liberal Discount to Cash Customers. SCIICIiMAN A: JOHNSON. Clifton, New London, May 2]. l

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Directly Opposite Holmair‘s Wharf. ‘ 'l I". ubscribcr having lnrilt ll good Oven, .L

Pastry, Cake, Biscuit, Bread, &c.

Ilc will also supply il ciistinnr-rs or t'unr- ilics with ilrcad, evi coud day. dcl ig it at their i . IL'IIL'L‘. . id at such pi , s as will cnablc those retailing to make moncy.,

Ship owners and masters will iind ittotlicir advantage to purchase their ship hri-aal from

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——.\I.SO——- V, In connection with the Bakery isni f (.‘().V L‘E J'J‘I()N [XI {’1’

Grocery and Provision STORE, ‘

win-re Confectionary can be purchasci‘ wholesale or retail cheaper than it can be imported. His Groceries urc of the best quality, and the Provisions tin.I best the island ’ll. s and Tea Parties supplied.

The want nt such an establishment as the above has long been felt ili this cnininunity, and the subscriber trusts to meet with that patronage which the enterprise deserves.

.ItlllN Alt \ICIIINAX.

\Vutcl‘ Street, July :3, 'tiS " n

MAILS '

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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. ’ ‘Ill‘l Mails for the United liingduin, the

neighboring i‘rovrnces, the L'nitcd States, do. wi, ll'ltl further It nice, be t'Us'L'ul at the

lienc l’ost Ullicc, Cliarotlctown, as t'o- ws, vi For (.anada, New Brunswick, and the

United States, viii She-dine, every Tuesday and Friday Evening, at 7 o'clock.

For Nova Scotia, viii I’ictou, i-vcry Mon- day, \‘v'cilncsday, and Friday evening, at 7 o'clock.

Mails for Great Britain, Ncnfoirndland, and the West. indies, L‘Vt'ryfillll'l'llllit‘ Monday and Wednesday evenings, at 27 o'clock, us lull'iwa:—

Mcrrdny Aug. 10 Monday, do 19 \\'i-ducsdiry, do IZ chn :ry. do 21 Monday. do 24 .\iunil y Nov'r 2 Wednesday do 26 Wedni-s a ', do 4 Monday, Sept. 7 Monday, do 16 Wednesday do it \\’Ldnesday, do IS Monday, do 21 Monday, do 30 Wednesday do 2:} \\'ednesday, ])CC 2 Monday. October 5 Monday, do 14

Wednesday. do 7 Wednesday do it} Mails for Sunrnrerside, St. Eleunnr‘s. and llcdi-ipie, to be forwarded [er Steamer, will he closed every Tuesday and Friday evening at. 7 o‘clock. And i\ s for Georgetown and Snuris, per Stenincr, every Friday evening, at 7 o'clock. Lettersto be registered, iiird newspapers. must be posted but an hour before the time, of closing the Mails. THOMAS OWEi', 1’. M’. G. Genera i‘ost ()Ilice, Ch'Town, Ma .4 inns. }

the Journal.

ammonia

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RS. BREMNI‘ZR has lost received at

the PRINCE S'riiraic'r llomt asp H'rx- TlONl-‘JtY STORE. per Amp/lion from I .ondon, besides a large and well assorted Stock of Bonus. SrA'rioxnuv. run. a great v: iin of FANCY (loans, &i-.. which she oil‘ers at extremely low prices for Cash :—

Pony a. Packet Books, Ladirs’ Ilctit'nlcs, Coni- pllnluns, and lb 'I‘riiv ~Ilhnr Bags. PHOTOGRAPH Air , Ion]. vuartr, and Mnall. i,nnd Leather. Wonk ll eedlo Books and (Zane.

(‘I‘I Music.

’ v and Reading Glasses Iases tr

evil Ir 4 upes and Slides '

molnirters ' irdvons and Concertina! » Knitting and 'nr Pins and Yer-dim, Crochet. ultlcn, Jilnt'k .2 White l'ina, Hair l‘in.

v finnrt‘ l’lnn Wn limos—J earl, (:r out, and Cull ed 8011‘ nil—Hair (flitting. I‘nprr Hanging. Dru ore, Lace, I‘hnbroidcry. Finn-y Work Ilov, IIII ton- linle. Flower. tlrup ' 'I,’kr. all good quality) KNIVH. —l’en and I'm' rend, 'iilcttc. I'i-uulinr, and Erasing; Children s Knives, Forks, Spoons Razors and Slropn Cork 'rews Slitcracker!,1‘wocnrl. Ii’ y Ilin a. he Turn.— hulls, “'hipM, 'l'opll. Wnu-Ii . cwal iirpl, Month ()rgnna, Money Ilnxi-s. Marble» kc. {'rlrkct Bats and Balls. Trout Hooks and Flies lion 5 and Arrows Wauuso S'ruziin and CANEH. plain and firm, Flexible Itulera, for Artists. Bookkeepers, he. Wuior Well! for Copying I'ruuaos I'uulinrn Stump Danipi-rn India ltulibor lloltlo Corks ’l'winon, I-‘Iy I'npera ulyeorlno, Honey, and Ilrnwn Windsor 80AM. Ito. M. Ito.

'1‘. , Silk ‘illlll‘ilu, (:llt Lockets tuI, Chalk. Black, Gold & steel

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Am»; a :Iiiantlty ut

VVRAI’PING PAPER,

urloun qualltlel and IIIOI.

l’rlnol street, July, I”.

arid secured the services ut'a Iirst class; apicc, and being possessed of but ninel Baker, is now prepared to furnish all kinds or

Now is the time to subscribe for,

“Friars.” 4 a. * ‘ THOMAS B. HALL,

Begs to inform his customers and the people l, at l‘riut-e (‘nunry in general, that lie

I has just received the

I on a j A N I . E ctargcst fsludr of (bonds ; ' . . . r l 1 cl ()[Icrcd by 111m! 1 ;

Having a thorough knowledge of the T ‘ c, the Goods have been selected Wl'lltlllt.‘ regard; to the rcipiireincnts of the country, and Iii-lug

, well worthy the inspection of intending pur- lvhasers. an inspection ofthc same is respect- fully solicited.

The present Stock on hand will be found to embrace the following class of

Dry Goods, .

'l‘wcnty-fuur pieces of Gray Cotton us gouill value as can be produced, White, Printed Cottona and Cotton Flannel. Ulflgllllllls,, Shining Flainrels, Striped Shirting and: \\'ineeys.Frcneb Merino,Cas|inrere. French Twills, Forty-eight pieces Plain and Fancy Dress Goods, among which will be found pieces of magnificent patterns,Lndies‘ Hats. with all the fashionable trimmings. (ients' Felt uird Straw Hats, Glengary and Cloth Caps, Four pieces excellent Dress and Mantle Silk, Satara, Black Cloth and Silk Mantles, Thirty dozen Ladies‘ liid, Silk, Lylc, Thread Spun arid Cotton Gloves, (Jents' Silk. Worsted and Kid Gloves, Ladii- ‘ Black Lace, Mitts, Belts rind Belt- ing, t, ps and Brooches, Worked Lollarsl uml Cutl‘s. Bonnet. Borders, Flowers, llih-l lions and Feathers, a few superior Black Lama Indiana, Tissue and l'iiisluy Shawls, l Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, Furry Doz‘l

i Lndics and children's Hose, all mind:

i Black Cloth Coats, 255. each and upwards.

Vests and Pants, 10 iluzcn fiinry Flannel

-‘~hirla, )arpet Bags, I'.'.'i bundles lst Qual-

ity Cotton Warps, Silk imitation, Silk

bladder and White Linen Hdkris, 'i‘wcnty

Dozen Cliiuclc. invisible and Thread llai-

Nets, 1! dozen Iloop Skirts all sizes, Corr,

Sets, Plain and Fancy Dress Buttons, IOU;

dozen Clark‘s :10” yard Heels, Braids:

ol'cvi-ry dcs lion. ()snaburg 'I'nwcls nnd'

’i‘owclling. t Cloth, Dressed Hollands,

Laura ull Shades, l’upcr Collars fur the

Million. best makes; White Linen Diaper,

Fronting Linen. Counterpunes and Quilts,

Velvet and Velvet ’l‘rinnnings. Crape Col-

lars. Printed, Book, Barred, S s Lappet

aird .laconet Muslins, Veils in ty. llalf th Linen 'I'Iircail.illnck and White Laces.

did Artie in Black Cohurg and Lustre-s. and every article rcq 'rcd fur Mourning Fittings, i'ound l’ut ilk and Twist Braces, Collars, Necktie d Scarfs, toge- thcr with a thousand ntlu r articles in the Dry (loods line that cannot here be ennui-

eratcd. \ 1 Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers. ~r_

Tailors uml (ll/revs, Toke Xoliee that 1 [Info mh I/uml

F o lti'l‘ Y ii“. N D s SPLENDID CLOTHS r

i in Black Broad. liliick Dot-skin, Light Scotch “l'wti-ils, Canadian 'i‘wecds, Silk Mixtures. Shepherd's Checks and various other styles of ('lnrb, three pic 's of Wnterprnot' Cloth for Ladies" and ticnts’ Wear, Gents Furnish- ing: (land and every thing required iii the way of lnrs‘ Trimmings. which constitutes the hi I. Assul'tlllclll of this class of (loads now on sale iii I’rincc County.

Hardware, &c :

llrnad Axes, Adzes, Bench i’lancs,llulcs and Burt , Levi-s, Level Ula is, Caulking Mallcts nird Irons, Hand and Touch Saws, Ilorso ltasps, Shoe ilu., Mills and Hand "l'viuni. Whip, lint-tail and lilarlisniiibs‘ i-‘ilcs, Mason's Truwcls, Claw, Curprt,Shuc and other Hammers, Sand Paper, Ink i’nwdrr. Wool Cards, '1‘, Barn-dour, Britt and Chest Hinges, Mortice, Ililn. l'ud, Chi-st, Cupboird and Trunk an , :irpct. Cut uird I'nmp‘l‘iii:ks, Spurrowbills, il'iiiish- ing hails, all sizes. Candlesticks, Dust Fans and Brushes, Snull'crs and Ti lici'nseiic Lamps, Chimneys and \ Iron, Brittania, Queen‘s Metal. ’1‘ ‘r and Table Spoons; “Write-wash, Stove, Cloth- ing, Ilair, Sash, Tooth, and Dust Brushes, Butcher and Sheath Knives ; Trout and Cod Hanks and Lines, Belts and Sheaths, 2.3 dozen Pocket Knives, irom 9d. upwards, iiny quantity of Table Cutlery, Mirrors, Sheep Shears, Curry Combs, Bannister Brushes, Key—Hole Saw». Lanterns, Coffee and Tea Cnnnistcrs; Fiddle Bows. Door Latches, Cupboard Latches, Turn-screws, Braces. Screws, all sites; 50 pair Chain Traces, Back Chains, Heavy Twith-iing, (f is, 9 feet long; Chalk ainl (lhulk Lines, Fisli,(.‘lot|ies and Cod Lines; l’lungli Lilies and Tether Ropes, Whip Lashes; 12

rind Crises, l’ipes. lst, 2d. ad, 4th. and 5th Lesson Books, Urannuurs and Spelling Books, School. Letter ainl Note Paper, Pens and Holders, Memorandum Hooks, l'urses, School Slates, itulcs, Shoe niril Stove Bluckening, Varniin tor Stoves. Gun Caps and Gun Nipples, Powder and Shot, Swan Shot, Shot Peaches and l’uwdcr Flasks, Shoctliread and (leneriil Findings, White Lead and other I’uints, Luinp Black, l‘longli Mounting, extra Sole l’lntcs, Shov- l els, Cart Harries, Rat aird Mink ~1 ' ltollsltuoni I’npcr, Matches, 15 ' Hinges, Nails, all sizes, now on hand. Also, just arrived from Montreal. two 'i'ons assorted Cut Nails, Boxes Canadian Horse Nails, Wrought Nails, and general assortment of ironmnngery, Nash's ecle- brated iluy Scytlics, 30 boxes linglisli Glass, 7 x 9, a x10, In x 12. IU x H, arid 10 x Iii, Herring uird Ili-ddle ’i‘wine,\VIreel Heads, Cprpcnters' l’cln'ils. Iron Squares, Angers, Gruhbing Hoes, 'I‘in i‘lalcs, Gul- vniiizod \Vurc, l'lane irons, Sr,- surs, i'lgg Boilers, Cord Uil. Uremic fur Trucks and Wuggons, Kerosene, l'aint, Senl, Castor and Sweet Oils; Waggon Axles and Springs. Cut and Wrought Spikes, Glass and earth- cnwarc, lli dozen Milk i’iins, dnrs, Soli- nnd prper Leather, 'i‘nrpi-ntine, Si-ythc Stones yet. to arrive. Hay lliiki-s, Iluy und Manure Forks, Steel Shovels and other Wooden Ware, Blister Steel,Zinc, Fiddles.

Groceries, 8m :

.A Complete Stock of (in ‘l'rll‘l, amongst which will be found :- clioiei- ariicle ot'Mul- asses, at its. lid. per gallon t'llhll. ’i‘cir, a good article, Sugar, Brown and Crushed. Natural Leaf, Twist and Flat Tubnei-o, English Snap, Washing and Baking Soda. (Tinuinnon. Allspico, (iingcr, Currarrtmtfun- fcctionury, Cloves, Black and Cayenne l’ivppcr, Itnot Ginger and Bound l'cpper, Mustard, Essence Lemon, Cinnamon niid I'i-ppcr, Mint, lmgwoodv Iii-d Wood and Yellow Wood, indigo, Copperur. Alum, Vitriol, Annotto, Bluc, Starch, Sultpetre, (line, Cndbcar, Condition I'uwdcrs, 'I'uinb- Iern, Pickles, Epsom Salts mid Senna, Sulplicr, Whiting. Iticc. Magnesia and Rhubarb. Bottles Castor Oil. Viiregur,Salt.

Also to Arrive: By the Ani'nion, from London,

20 Cheats Excellent Tea.

The whole of which which will he sold at

a)", Limited Credit-.114 THOMAS B. HALL.

Bumnicrlide Cheap Store, June HAHN:

‘Lands. on the tinreriiiiient I-Istatcs, are ll ‘ ‘willi nolilrcd. that no applications {or said

i the fronts thorn-oi hlrlkt‘ti oti‘; uniI iit certain

litigings, Seq I’urusols and LTiuhrt-llus,‘ Black to, Black French Merino, Splen-I

_' , i-ugiiiit- building.

dozen Horse Whips, Tin Uilera, Spectacles ‘

The Lowest Possible Prices for Cash or'

GOVERNMENT ESTATES; , LI. persons desirous sf mailing thcni-,

:i-lv III tilt-provisions til the Arthur lih.‘ more spec-Iv rl't’IiL'lIIL’Ilt of \\lldi'|‘llt‘>s

land will he ciitcrtaiiml, until a survey is made of the lands so to be dispuscdot. and

dates, of \inir‘li due ipitic v :idvcrtiscnicuti trill be given. ihe (‘oininr loner of Public Lands will uttch at cci'liiiu places, to receive applications lruiii thuse)vbu are desirous ol becoming actual sttlluj' ' sur/i [4111115.(Iltbllt‘ others iii-ed apply) and if approved of. pos- scssion will be en to’sucli appli nus, sub- jcct ro the pro one of the Act regulating the scttlcnu-nlotsiiid \\’ililerncss Lands.

".‘ No person is allowcdto lilkt'lltl‘>t‘>slllll of any portion of the Wildi-rn 5 Land, by cutting down or otherwise tresp ing there- un; the Government Woodiangcrs being sirictly charged to take immediate proceed- ings against all persons so found trespassing.

.ItllIN ALDULTS, Commissioner.

Land Ullicv, April so, 1565.

‘fl" n' 7' “i V]? "‘ Dunk River Mills. 7 III-1 Subscriber having realted the Proper- ty known usthe DUNI'g/IHVEILAI ILLS. Lot Ell, wishes to inform his friends and (In- public in general, that the whole of the Mills are now in good working order, viz.. the Grist Mill, Saw Mill, Shingle and Carding Mill. Lumber of all kinds on Iiiiiiil and for St .l'urtics wishing to buy SIIINUI better examine ours. before purcliiisi where.

DAVID BOUEIIS. June 4, lxtiflith—w ’— V r AValuabIe Freehold Property 0!! SALE

‘ubsi'ribcr ulli~rn for SALIC. by t Ilu.‘ ltlil'it'ulli'tl l"l:I':l‘:ll‘)lll)

‘irnre ‘Alt .\I

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at present t|\\‘IIutI and occupied by him. siluurc on

, in Prince Cuuuiy. con- sisting of lit; n at cxvcllcur land, Inning u r‘i-uiu'uu IlIc tinlt' tort: 01' br Wu an rind Ill t‘lriiiua. wlu-re ubuudanre of I ‘A'cgulul nind t'lIIl be obtained. About Illll: of ii i above pr'u. pi-riv in t‘lt'tll't’tl nan innl sizilu ’ur' l‘ulllvtilllvll. rider is curt-red \\ aid and soil. wood

the South Shore. Lni

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ii‘ dr . in cm In I)\\'L ling Ilnnw. - liuislied; llrcl'c nre I\\1Iil t_ min nllnvliod to tho Imus“; building. l'tllllllllllllg n Coin and Ilpiil'IIIMHIIH ndnplcd for gun purpont's, In. gr-iliu 'ilil nl Harris, uni illvzzai u., the other ti (‘ 'slmp. Sniitli'n nlltlll, and ullu-ronl‘bu ire two wells of .\ ccilcut \\':tll'|' run [he [HI'I olii: :u “to rlwvlliu: “Hush. and ilu- other in II hm“, T1... "1...... pm. p-‘rrr l.- riHldlr' :ilmht lrs from the liuurirbiug vill not ('nnirt-villi 'lln-r it is one or Illl: mun Ill‘sllilltln‘ i:ilinn IN County.