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Ex’rixouisrr {Pram—An Irishman,

being on_a visit to Home relatives a little more polished tliauhimself, was request- ed on going to bed, to be careful to er-

1inyut's/i the candle ; he was obliged tol 1‘ mmm’m 0" 'l’hfinm‘m‘cr- ask the meaning of “,0 won], when he about titty a01‘08‘)“lflludxtllitl much of the put . I treasured up the {3mm and one any whom lllCliltlng the i'cgtiltif- attendance at he was sitting at home in his cabin with l “Wk”-

was told it was to

it out. lle

his wife, enjoying his praties and butter-

milk, on the pig unceremoniously walking

in, he said (proud ofhis bit of learning), '" Judy dear, will you extinguish the pig 3" “ Arrali, then l’at honey, what do you

mane 9" inquired Jud“ t. MUSth “,0”, foot ofsoil I can, and it is tlUIit‘ iii the ~ you ignorant creature," replied l'at, “ it‘ he“ “‘“l‘l'f'l'- _ , marten put him out, to be surcy-“Lstoeked with alittle ol'cvciyihiiig,int-lttd-‘

JlIttr/r Ltutc .E.t'[u'c s.

szcno'rr: or Josztrn II.—Josepli up- enetl the gardens of the palace of Sellou-

bruii for the accomodation of all classes.

Several noblcnmi felt oll‘cnded at [1115‘ ()n representing to the

condesccnsioii.

gal-irtiltai'al.

A COMMON FARMER.

A correspondent of-the (hrmantuzt-n Telegraph writcsas folio —I am only

i

labor is performed by my owz. bands,

My land is good—ii made it so l without buying any manure. I lteep ,horst-s enough to do the mail: ; and cows and pigs intivli more numerous tli.iii any of my neighbors in proportion to the saint: amount of land. I cultivate (very

“Hire a good sized garden,

ling all the valuable small fruits, tlianksl l to the advice received through your col- tumns. I have my orchard of apples, ,pears, etc., and make considerable money out of it, besides supplying till Lli|1'()\\'lli wants. l find the well-tilled land, havingl ,previuusly bern put in a high state off

iaP‘tiiifiiir To TH‘E tiiitiiiti t “ Clifton House ” llE-Ul’ENEi) ! ‘*

1 cultimwl'l'ho subscribers are now opening their

first arrival of NEW GOODS,

unwilling in poll of

Dry Goods,( l roeei'ies,l lardwarc,

(‘ottoii Warp, red, white ti; blue,

l‘lartlienwnre, ~, Glassware, Drugs Medicines,

Boots and Shoes!

llruums, . l’ails aiitl Tubs, Ten, (heist English) Sugar, Molasses, llaisins, Currants, C(LY/"1167703311C 1',

Tobacco,

\ c -, v '_ ~ . ’ .. . . . . .‘ “Epoxy? by Llllilliltlliceulllllgl 111‘” cultivation, will produce not only twice' Soap,

‘. p C 5‘". on L. “l “ “Cl the" int thrice as much as moderatclv wood Kerosene Oil. might converse with their cquals,.loscp » i U .. ' _ . “ , _ and :tioderately walked. Iron and ball, replied, Gentlemen, on the same prin t . - ' . . t .. . ' ‘i ' chlc w)", Q1.111 1 : “- “I b , («numeric-tug.r in a \ :~:n:..l \. _,'— .\:ti.s,i\:tll

l. y -- ~ N to ~ 09 l “of L‘11,:oing in debt fol . t v the “bolt: plact‘l sizes,‘ obliged to descend into the \ aults ol the' 1 l . ' - r l I . , , ' ‘ —,- iaic suceetdcd iii pay ~ I the (ll-1A“; is (,‘y ,\g-; nifty,“ p, ‘1' on iinpciial tomb under the (Alpuclllllcntll'cllt ‘. i ., ‘ ~ _. . . . . . - .- .' "’ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ " if I wil t ' " h ~1v 'mc (1mm memi“ u m“ b‘un’ “V mm“- \11 o‘ \l’lll"li wi'h a v"riet ' of other

“fl 0 Co‘““‘" “1t 0”) “1/. the house, anzl lltltllli" ,Lji'lltl'iillY to thc‘ .. ‘y , ‘ ., M ‘ i , “ )

“Nah _- 9 ,. : tittiods, \ii.l be. sold at me

__ ‘ zip" ....tn . and value or the iiiiprovti-; . _) _

noun: Stxrmun’s.—C5oudcmn nu meals. I have also nullity on liliCl'tnl,l filllllllefill 1 “(505- man for not thinking‘as you lllllil(.. Let I. pay easlfl‘or ev .‘ylllliif: 1 buy. “'01 (‘ountry Customers will pleas: Calliiiid one enjoy; the tall and tree llel‘l)‘ hvc as “'(ll as there is any desire on the manning om- :;fl,}(‘1{. o t llhilll for iin. '. - w” . - v- v ‘ v ‘- . . , H” , u l" y i sell lat cytiy m'iu part of any at my Vl'llilill). )iy “lie isl SH“ Ryle RVJOHND 03_

se iis_oun Judgement, since every mail‘ not overworked. \\ c.2'ivc illllllClt'lSlll't“ (.l-f, v ,T 1 must give an account of himself to time wished for. “'0 keep th‘ s;il:b;ttli.l ' 23‘11“§“14“TU“’“7 l 16.0(11. Albhor evei'yl' approach, in anyl \\'e do. unto others as we \ ' i them to __ _.;L__' i H ‘ -___ lint or ( egrcc, to t in spirit of pastime. do to its-are ready to perform a lit itgli- a r‘ “w tion. lfyou cannot reason or persuade borly act at all times. Our children i ‘ l kaJTJ / it man into the truth, never attempt to bein'r well educated ' " ‘ t . ' . . . . " . i ' . loi'ce him intuit. lllovc Will not compel All this has been accomplished by at- i W him to come. leave. liuiito Uodtthudgc lending strictly to my own ntt‘uii-s, amt; axn of all.~-Jo/i1i ll'eslcg. not troubling myself unnecessarily with,1 I T G g 0 (a i

A French contemporary complain: ofii ill“ “"3" 3“- Ofml' "“lélllburs. or idling aw:in A L) - London daily paper tor having cxcitcd a “me “i *bollsi Slim"; “ml iil"(_‘l”“~"9 “f “I FWlIl-l Subscriber thankful for past feeling 0f1,0,.,.0,.,,g,,inst an Englishman too mi h the ease yet 111 this region,, “mm b0”: 101W [0 Amnmm ‘ u t and, Perhaps, the “.1,ch nation as “m. and criticising tbe‘ conduct ofothers‘who‘110,1.15 i“st'rocc'i;ml‘u'hiq ‘ CL m nibnls' The Imp“. committed [1“, “To; are not members of these congregations. ' ‘ ‘ ofp,.imi,,g_u A gmllelmm was brought I nielption these llilllgs,.1‘lt)l in the up before the presiding alderman at the “"9"” “Mt—191‘ £11010 15 11111101“ 110' Mansion House. {or having omen his thing to warrant boastiugfbut simply to G E T H A L S T R E E T 1 euachman.” It should have been for “110W lloll"Cfl-‘*)'lfi mam“ 1‘ 1'5 10 “1401 his Stock of having [It'llft'n his coaehiiian. Cl “"93 ‘ ll: “1L1 3‘ 1'03501‘“) 9 tll‘glce 0f . 1‘ 7-

, . i. .. . -. . t-ill " “ "

There is a youth who, every time he “filo.d',‘m.nlllhi.nl“t‘ ‘5} llnujm ll‘lm tliai P ‘ L ll “1101 wishes to not a glimpse of his sweethearty $13: ‘51“. an" f‘" l.“ ,"M, POPE} 3, ill“ [1' l. l t cries “Fire!” directly uudci; her win- Like“ l. .lcltnl‘i-‘Hf‘. all,” Em "‘5 u “ ‘ “‘ 'y l“ 9 ' dam In the “yum of the moment 51,0833} 1C“ ‘1‘} gr ("Cl 1? llllllr: which he offers at the usual low rates. ihinfles her head out of the window - ‘ ' ‘lé’ "g 0 l s’ will.” 3‘ . ' " ' t‘ ‘< ' ind Enquires, “ \\'hcre ? " when he Poet: l lion-13ml)“, about m COlmnlmnlCC flulmng U“ (ll'lllr‘ll‘lw Sm"mltll'itltlcl(nihillf: ieally slaps himself on the bosom, and mm o‘.‘","“,°“.“," m.‘ 01 1? ms“ ".yull' I " ‘1"__m" ' ' ;. . .' . A " cxchims ,, .Ew my Carolina , n senstbm. taritty, tidy wife, “'llu is wtl- N1, (

v ’ . . . 1iu,r.,T to do her whole duty, is one of the J I » '

A v‘ 013]) 9'1?1‘s)‘“m}1 a1‘1?th to ]”s_ d" nyain things to start with—a harbinger , “n. F , ‘ h—K . . “05“” forallV“"ri' “‘9 blslhf’l’ll‘mlmsfd 0. success, with which few have been 1 ,,,,1l 71f;l13823133?[Fill]R91: : if! vn~ \4' u .. - -‘ ll. ll'l. 0110; but do 110' “db mklllg 115 fa” ‘L equally blest as your lriend and reader. llili’l‘AlN, 1.1:.l‘t/ 'lyi'n from MONTREAL, cxpicsscda wish thatlus lordship weald _ e V. . . ,and Aunt... my." it...” Jit)s'j'()x,t1,g but. ‘lf’tf.‘~"{d1““‘,”.‘“’ lliélmcufi (’“the Plain]: Lir'rm‘. Nit .1-.(1‘8 llizsritnv FARM TL)“ J'i‘“ lml’mldiiuii. consisting in

“1m “3 is- “S “1.10 C°.“‘,,,“" .Rll““ l’lU‘lH'l‘fi—liy neglecting to lock the-ll: . u ‘ 1 . ‘ _ “ C1311" your “"{b‘ S” ’ Emil m" stable door‘tlie lrorse was stolen; by" {‘"l‘lc‘l I“ 1“,” 0”! ('l'l‘V'm-‘a Pilll‘b 5: Tubs. . “ V .. V v ' "' .' ~- 'y' llli‘ .i‘a ,". i‘ ‘5‘ 4 1115:1011! q“ 11]“ 1‘“: li‘lrl‘vtile ‘1'; ‘29 leaving a lot of OH rubbish in the barn- ' tllive tlil ‘ (illllzstlllltl )1 1}" ‘L n ‘- ‘C i 0‘95 “"1 Plinclljuocis 1“; I yard, one colt broke his leg, antl another-t no. t'i'ndm ‘0, Salt, Iron 8; tiieel .‘vo “b.1011, Jllt 510 CNN”) 5““ gut a “an in hiS {001; in l‘pgylccting ml lluillilne llnlms Kerosene ltil , the 1”“me ' spz-nd half an hour in battering tip ibeHl‘“ ‘ A dim”; “Will” 0f ‘1 )ras‘umg l)0}’~‘ sherp-fold, a pair of twin lambs froze to _ -p,‘_,,,,. 3 having bottled alot of nice lii‘csei‘i'cf: death; by carelessly tyingtbe bull, lllU-liopo ‘ labelled them, “ Put up by Mrs. ll— . ox was gored and died; by neglecting to " ~1t l‘lnw Metals Johnny. 1mng discoverr‘u them. soon hill the lit s on the sheep (trill lien on‘ l"“"='>"‘l '"01 ate the contents ofone bottle, and wrote the cattle, - shch became p'ior, slit-d' I, icqqt, on the bottom of the label,“ PM down their wool. gave no milk, and the lambs g (amp, fur Mm] 1),: by Johnny D——~--. died. and a line stock of cattle in lllgli‘ A “.1 n ,-m-;,t_v Mott.“ mums, which, tot

ABIIISXNG Bvamzm—ln a statementI of accounts for a borough, just issued, a, curious printer's error occurs. expenditure tlnis:- —

appears in the.

An item

“ Cleaning and regulating the town clerk,

printed for “ clock."

he‘s a Solemn-'un.

than a knave. “flint word

a great woman 3

body can take part. A queer-looking

often breaks bones.

Laugh, ifyou feel like it. tolerated by the very pinks of politeness ; and a laugh is but the full-bloom flower

1 of which a smile is the bud. of vocal niusic—-n glee in which every-

customer inserted his head into an auction room, and gravely inquired, “ ,‘an I bid, sir?” “ Certainly, sir,” replied the auctioneer. “ \Vcll, tlien,"replied the wag, wallziiii,r off, “ I bid you good night."

£1 0s 6t ," the word “ clerk” being mis-

\\'liy does the fool who never laughs remind you of the Wists of men? lccaiisc

A Yankee has discovered some grass in ‘* the path of rectitude." We fear that the path must be stitltlly overgrown with grass, it is so little travelled nov-a-days.

An upright posture is easier than a. stonping one, because it is more natural, and one part is better supported by an- othergso it easier to be an honest man

is that V in the English language, the first two letters of which signify a man—tho three first a'wonian—- the four first a great man—~and the whole lleroiiie.

“'0 have heard ofasking for bread mid receiving a stone, buttiyoung gentleman may be considered as still worse treated when he asked for a young lady's hand and got her father's foot.

Smiles are

It is a sort.

recently

Althoug the tongue has no belies, it

PLAY}: 'l‘iit"rn.——l'1very man has in his ownlifc troubles and follies enough: in the performance ol'his duties deficiency enough; in his fortunes uvih enough ;—« without minding other people‘s business.

Trifles make perfection, but perfection

iviuclf is no trille.

l.tbc ciil itself.

c n coolness.

up n In (Ii-"Ma‘- shade.

)i' st be burnt?

“,5, “at said. “

Apprehension of evil is oftiines worse 0 uncommon thing for hot words

asiest and best way to expand 'thc client is to have a good heart in it.

Fake friends. like shadows. keep close

to us in the sunshine and vanish in tho

When it r‘bureh catches fire \vhiehpnrl 'I‘lienrgan because the engines cannot play on it.

A Il‘grtsfl rpmking of one of her children who was lighter I'lllltlll't'll than I H'lwl' mall

llCi'l‘ (111

late ('tttler ill. Mr.

condition when they came to stall, lost all their flesh before spriu . lie werej ,. llielpetl up by the tail and 5‘ ivetl, whih- ;, others were snaeketl otf by the neck, a sort of retributive justice to their owners, always attacl ed in some way to inhuman iransgre ' — berm/m! ,I'umter.

,Loor-l’ui'xixrt year should trait-trees be pruned a: the, root, to make them produce fruit, instead; of rank growth of foliage. the trees being. principally your trees? The work may I p

shed their leaves, or early in spring bii—i fore the leaves have begun to shed tliciri bulls. Slllllllll prefer autumn. trciit'li around the tree a sullicient dis-l lance from the tree, and cut oil all tliol roots with a sh spade or knife; antl‘ ' then fill in with 'ouie Wt'll tleetiycd inan- iirc mixed with loam, and fill up the. trench again. lly this proe ss, the lii'i- uriancc of the tree is checked and l‘l‘llll-,

l

r

buds are formed. It is a grind lilt‘lll'i’l to? practice especially in small frill'tl‘.11§.-<> rl/li. Jaw. if Iltn'l/t‘t'lt’m't'. (loot) l’i..\i:: Ono-itistimxnn Al'l‘l.t‘.~ I :‘uvt ...——l.et your stock of apples be}

of the winter, and all the detective ones taken out. Let the good parts of these be pared, and if not used for pics, be made into apple sauce. lloil it in a pre— serving; kettle, and to a pailful of cut apploput one sliced lemon. After the apples are tender add a pint. bowl of

brown sugar, and boil them gently fifteen minutes longer, 'l'o 'tirtls spring, when apples become slelcs . a tcaspooul'ul of;

tartaric acid, (it solved in a little. water, I should be added to the quantity of apple.

(tether with former iiiiportatious, comprise a

‘li‘l'llls, will be sold as low as any others lllll‘t'.

.-.-\t what time in the _ ,. r

be done in autumn, after the trees have . tlufllll.“ “f

[picked over several times in the Ctilii‘st'ln‘lV" as up

l - large and well selected srot'k oi‘i ll ‘ilAiy‘hlZli; and having been bought

i the best in: kcli: and upon the very best|

iarlmt. . llfll’lfi mains. ASlllillllel‘ililt‘, Xuv. 7, liltiT. BRICKS l BRICK-cl l 11113 sulw ilier havingz built :1 ll It I (l ]i

K1 1.

rt pared to

‘ll-"l'l ' POINT, is now ab any (11.....lly of the llt‘:l

BRICK. 7K

REIGN. lisqilli‘t‘. will be able in

11. f‘. (l

“is It furn.li llii’ltli iu si'ititiausitiia.

S(,)L().‘»lt).\" tl'l‘liANG.

l‘oint. illlg‘. 1.": Iii)?

t NV. :39. l.) more; using.“

m-s with at l’lllVA'l‘l of IlluA’l'lll‘Ill iiv 'liu i-tiiut'at-tui l the L'l‘l‘i' 1'. iii the \iht . if

' 101.1. 1.1-?

\lll‘i, till :1 and ill

. xt-ziir,

'l‘lllfll. . “ ll l.l'l.\'l‘lll£11,

it fill-Hale. and the ' 'i and will be litillllJ the winter. --iiit~u of pun- 4-1": is l':lll"|| to this 1111. li‘ It in Stock must be disposed of .ht, 14pm il.h-. ' ’l‘llllAlAH l).\\\'$l)N, lt'lt‘llAlll) llliAll'l‘Z, 'l'lltlAIAS ALLEY,

(‘barlntltrtuuiu .\n\'. ii, is

in

My The i.

2- Trustees. S

If

n‘II

New Tailoring Estate: '- lishment.

1‘ l't’li' Mill-itli),'l‘ailor. has filled up

atidop~ned his new llslltlilir-lillitfllt ill

be flourishing village of \#

Ma ran t e l

. . m ' ' J, " é“ . " fl. _ " ,anrl he would rcspt‘t-lfitlty iiiunnnt-o in his 3' h ‘1 l'iiciuls and the public ut'iivrall u", 1 “1 prepared to suit customers in hi. i: of busi—

lv't'll Tlil‘. nest.

SPRENG TRADE! l The Subscriber has opened a

Tailoring Establishment !

in Mr. ll. .1. llu‘uxnnsox’s (lbl Standavbit'b he min. a will be lllt.‘ real l..|iiou.-ible one of. Suniuiersitle. If an accurate lit, tl ‘31)‘ll~lll‘tll.

lie llilllt‘l‘fi liiinst lf he shall not be without patronage from the tasty uiul disccruiiigd livery trade, rut tires brains, and none moi-til so than the art of cullingr and making" up :i‘ :zuriucnt fo -, variety of the liuniair form; but soon people seem to imagine tlizit it requires: no niorejiidgnit-nt to auto coat than in lit-iv a loch—an erroneous idea, the elli'i'ts of which are Si't‘tl intbc tasteless and ill-litli garnicntswe evt-rvfliy behold in the stret- .. 7 There is no eatinly rzmsuii to prevent usl 1’rovin~i:tli~ls from being: as elegantly and, fashionably dressed as the Americans. and the l ,i subscriber will use, his bostt‘ntleavnrs l-) reach i,

.iAilics taiiri-‘xiai‘. ‘ ll.t].1ll(fllflrtl§l)ll'i t‘ititli- ‘ttii't‘.

|,ral"c:‘,llSDllclil10\V dirt so easy.

.‘éunnnt-rsile, May :3, 1.“.17. ,

1|

Cloth, I riniinings, £30., always on hand.

lll'till AIcIJ'IOIl. ‘ll reale. New London, Aug Elf). ital? t-.n Look Here.

ll. lil'I‘Ull‘S GOLDIC.’ llINTMl-li' c used for all complaints, that F in, tlt-sli,

andsuperiorworkmanshipcanensuret-iistoiii, ,mnmmm Hump“ "m "mmcd will” with wonderful success.

Try it. W. R. WA’l's‘tiN. \Geneml Agent for 1‘. 1-}. Island.

7/

‘ii'iltin THIS,

Ant Govern Yourselves Accordingly.

‘lllC l-Ilbst-ribcr hereby notifies all persons. iiult-hlvtl to him by Book Account, ' orv Note, or otherwise, that [lit-irrespec- \'(‘ tttitniiiits nou- due must positively be paid i bill. by the 1st NOVIZAIIHGR next.

)—

.~i “ lit)l|«llilll1liilit)n so tlevoutly to bu wislit'.l."l 1"“... “mt an,” H" mm,an “unflininq unpaid [ will be sued for without further notice.

.lAAll‘lH 1.. llf)l..\l.\i\'. liriti-h .\' American ileum. Summer-side, ()1'110, lb‘tl7.

"iii-ital. Periodicals.

I Suitii'icitSIi)Ehominid;THURSDAY, inst tannin: in, 1867.

The London Quarterly llcvicw(Conservative) ,

The Edinburgh llevit ' (WI

The Westminster llcvicw (1.. " ,.

North Britlsli llvvicw three Church) " .txu

Plackwoot't's Edinburtfli Magazine (Torr) «

lislit-d by us in the same style as heretofore. Th 1‘ \‘li\’ know them and liavtI hing sub

scribed to them, need no ri-iiiintler; thus

wliuiii the civil or oftlu- List few years 1111‘ deprived ofllit-ir once \i't'lvoiiit- supply of the .bi-st periodical literature. u ill be, glad to have Allit‘lll ag ii within llivir l'tt‘l‘ll; and those who may neveryt-t have. llli'l with them, will as siii‘i-tlly be well pleased to rt t-cii'e accredited l‘t‘ptil'ls (li'lllr' progress of European science and literature.

TERMS FUR l36‘7-

any oiieut'tbe Ilevicwa $1.00 per annum

l 'l‘bt-sc furt'n'n periodicals - 'e ri-gtilary pub- l

iiiylwuol'ilit-llct'ii- >7.t)il " iiiytlit't-cofllic llei .‘s 10.00 “ For all four oftlit- llev‘ ws 12.00 “ l-‘or “l'll‘kwtltlll‘t‘ illiigii/Jnu 4.00 “ wood ti one leview 7.00 “ wood lintl any two ol'ilie llt'vit‘u‘s 10,00 “ lv‘or lllackwootl and three of the Reviews 13,00 “ For lllacku out! and the four litiicws 15.00 " OLD BS.

A discount ol'lu'z‘uly )m' ttnI. will iietillow- ed to tlult oi four or more persons. ’J'lius, four copies tit'llltit‘kwooil, or of one llcvicw, will in \i‘lll to one lull/115's for $13.50. Four copies ot'tl.c four llcliciis and lilackwuotl, for 46.00, and so on.

P08 1 HEE-

\\'hcn stilt by mail, the l'tNTAGE to any part ol‘tiic l'niicd St- les will be lull. firm/y- ‘Ilmr an it year for llliichwood," and but gig/t1 (pits a year for each ol'tlic llcvi rs . I’REMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS-

New Subscribers to any two of the alert- periodical for In 7 will be entitled to receive trails, tiny and of the “,I-bltr Ii’t‘t'l'tu's" for 15th:. New Subscribers to all live of the Pe- riuilit'als for 1807, may rect-iie, gratis, lilackv wood or any [it'a of tho “ [bur 1.1.111 it's" for 1866.

These premiums will be allowed on all new subscriptions received before April I. 1567.

Subscribers may also obtain bat-l: numbers at tlit'folltiiring reduced rates, vim: '

The A'urI/t I; ‘ 'lt’s/i from January, 1363, to Ilet'ciiil'i'i', 1811 inclusive; the jl‘llllllfilll'y/l and the ll'm‘lntirtslu' from April, laid-l, to Do- ceinber, 1861:, inclusive, and the London (,ltrrtrttrly fortlie yc' ‘ JSUJ and 1861;, at the rate of 1.50 a year for icli 0 any Review; also lllackwood for IStitl, for. it).

my?" Neither premiums to Huh hers, nur discount to (‘liilis, nor rcdliet-d pru t s orliat-k utnubt—rs, candie allowed, lllllt‘:S the money is ri'llllllt:tl dirtrl (o the Publish: rs.

No premiums can be given to Clubs.

’1‘111‘2

LEONARB 353T? FUSLlSth‘E 851..

(ill, ll’ttlrltu‘ tS/t't'tt, AI. 1'. ‘

The L. S. PUB (it). also publidi the ,. a "I ~ Farmers Guide, by Henry Stephens. o1 l’lilllilHll'gll, and the lined. 1’.I\‘ortoii. of Y e college, 2 \'til~‘.. lloyal Uctaro, 1600 pages“ and numerous lin- gravings Him for the two voltinies~byiiiail, pip-t paid, ‘l.

"Elf * “l T1 lull id 1 \ ll 3‘11 ‘.iS by ll‘liiL‘ of a Deed of Ra- lease and .A giiiiiciimiiziile and line, eutcd the L’lst day tit ()tl'l‘., inst., and duly llli‘ll tiiiil I'lelt‘li‘l'lllllll llit.I prtipt-rtil‘iicus in this Island, \\'.\1. .ll. DAWSON. Into til" Charlottetown, ’l‘aiiner,b:ith released, assign- t‘tl, t ‘ivnslt-rrt-il, and L'Gnvt-yt-tl to tluI untlcr- signtr 1 his real and personal lislato in Prince Edward Island, and all Debts and Hllilfi nfniont-y and st'Clll'liit‘" therefore due lid nwiu, iiitoliini. 'is well : all the pr-rsunal 1'1 and ibt-lolit, it’ll), and all debts nntlsunist , and >ltlll'llll‘5 thereliire due and owing: to til-Itilltil-Z Nlt‘tll.l., late of (‘luirlotttil'iwiu Sliueuiakt ', which had been by him assignttl and col 'oyt'tl lilllit! Faitl \\ liiin ll. Dawson, by -t-rlain llvetl of igiiiiient duly ' :to ('11, upon i iiu rusts, and for t't-rtaiii purposes, iii lb first mentioned Deed of Ass rut ex} red. Thisiaiu notily'ill p . nus inde‘ toiliesziitl \l'. ll. ll.i\\.».uii, and to the lid George .\'it'o‘.l, whether by Book .‘\L'L‘l)1!lli, Non-s of Hand, .1 lgnieuts, or otherwise, that. the several sufldne from them res ice- iiiust be 1 ill forthwith, to Me v i“. I).\vit:~'. Solicitors, who l|:|\'i' H i ‘ il|til‘l\1t‘ll to rct'cii'o and give receipts for the Sillllt‘: and all persons to whom the aaid \V. l. Dawson" llllli'lilt'tl, tircretpienti'tl lullll‘liisli tlu-ir t’lllllllh‘ and Accounts duly llli'fili'tl to the said .‘lt":~i's, Alli-y lltiiics, forthwith. Dated at ('liiii'lollelomi, this 25th 002., ‘67. THOMAS l).\\\'.\‘ll.‘{. lllt‘llAlll) lll'IAl

Arisignce s ‘11}..101 .‘I \NllllliIW Mt-l)tl.\ALll, of l Stunniersule. Alt-reliant, baring by deed of Assignment this day registered iii the Deputy l‘rotlintiotai'y': l'lllt't', at St ltllt-anur's i 3:“ hi. nook iii-:u'rs, l'rop , ical. personal and mixed, to the subscriber. fur t-vitaiii lilll‘ptlsta i id trusts therein nit-n- tinned—

Ntl'l‘lC‘II i: livi'eby given, that the Creditors nl'tlit- said 'ltilill Andrew Alt-[lo ld who widi to come in and execute . ' t tlt-etl, tire rt-qucstvtl lo till-bl] within s t «lat-notlii‘i'u" l‘ they will he tlt . etl lroiii participating in any of the htnel’its of said trust l-islatc.

All persons indebted to the said John Andrew l\lclloii;iltl are lil‘l‘L‘lH requested to make iniiiic‘tlititt- lillyllli'nt of their respective

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nit-wide. who alone. is now tititlitirizml to re.- eeivc and grant receipts for the same. LINUS ll. MchllllAN.

Summon-bin, ()ci “1', ln‘

Atl'i'itlll l V ‘11P] dt-btorsuf lll‘llIlll-ZN 'l'lTl‘ldN, juii., of i\l.. ite, are hereby nutil ,il to make iiiinit'tliatc p llil‘llL of their respet'llve tlcbls to the stil-scriht-r, as ssigucc ofillr.'1‘iiplin's Estate, or to his agent. Mrll. \V. 'l‘iiiHiAix, at. Mavgate. ‘

All amounts unpaid nl‘te December iiexl, will llt' - the listiite.

’l‘lie creditors of the ‘filtllt‘. are hereby notified that those iit't‘t'ptiiittot'tliti provisions of this r\a!~'ll£lllili'lll in satisfaction of their tlt‘llltllltl‘l must do soon or before the fifth day .of ])t't‘t'll|lhl'l‘ iii-xt, by signing the Deed to 'ct, which now “('5 with the said ll. ii, for execution by the asst-tiling

the first day of ‘tl for to close up

W. creditors.

(‘retlilors nouns-seating: as above will be tit-barred from the benclit of the tiahiguliiclit, in declaring; dividends.

(11410. ANDERSON.

xiii 'tt

Oct 5. l‘ A _ Joticei

'1' 15% 1 ll that till thorn indebted to , the 1'. t- Um ll.” .‘~t l'u IEnSON. my the 1|Iilti : due by tlwui without tlt-hiy, mt

It will then In in ('l :i y in rhm- ibi- Nimp, and then to Martin the collection ol the drill! to an agent tit Stiiiiimzrside.

ROBERT S. PATTERSON,

debts to the subscriber, at his oillt-e in Stilii~ ,

I llIIrs.

Mrs. S. A. Allen’s

A\ orld’s Ilair Restorer

is suited to both yoiingtindold. It’strengihenr llll! llair, prevents iis falliug'or turning grey, :iutliinparts iti it ll. beautif l glossy appear- ance. It never fails to iii: i'oiii; tilllil' ii.\iii ’l‘t)l’l‘St)lt1GINAerOU'l‘llli‘L'l.(01.01:. IT in xor A Dru, but tit-Is directly upon the l roots of the. Hair, giving them the natural nourishment required, producing the same iitality and luxurious quantity as in youth. It will restore it on baltl plat-i requires no previous prtpavation of llit: hair, and is easily applied by one‘s self. One bottle will usu lly last fora year, as after the hair is once tort-d, occasional applications once in three} months will insure against any hairs to ilii.“ mo: ‘ 'aiiecdage.

Principal Sales Office, 103 Uree August 1, lStl'I. -

A Allen’s. PREPARATIONerR THE HAIR.

Mrs. S. A. Allen’s ‘ World's IIair Dressing,

or ZYLOBALSAMUM. is essential to use with the Restorer, but the Hair Dressing alone often restores, and never fails to invig~ orate‘, be‘ itit'y antlrrfresh the. Hair, rendering it soft, illzy and glossy, and disposing it to remain in any desired position.

F01! LADIES AND CHILDREN, whose hair require frequent dressing, it has no equal. I\'o lzitly‘stoilvtis complete without it. The rich glossy appearance imparted is li'uly wolidci‘tul. It t'lcanscs tho llair,re- moves all tl- drull', and iiiipiirts to it a most - .igrauce. It will prevent the Ila froiii filling out, and is the most econ- tiiiiit-al and valuable 1: 'r Dressing known. Millions of bottles sold every year.

T/ic Restorer Ilcpruduws (tntllhc Ii'ut'r Dressing; (fulli't'ulcs marl Ilectttlf/fcs.

nwich Sll'tlL'l, New York City .

Limos FOR SALE

A good; Speculators !

rtiiiitirtiit SALE!

VI‘HE Subscriber offers for Salo, the under-

nientioucd Property, in one lot, or in any part, at a great. bargain, and on the most liberal terms,—

1 . That welbknown MILL SITE an FARM, in lt'llltlltl'l'UlfN, Lot 2.1, formerly known as licvl'u's Bridge, oil the Wilinot h‘iver b‘treiuii, with it secured right to over- linw. his the host sti'etiiii on Prince Edward Island. This valuable property is situated only i; ll|ll\‘S ~oui Sillnillt‘l‘rlili', on the in.i1 road, niitl consists of fill acres of It‘lll'il'llltlld) LAND, of an excellent quality; about one- balfis clear. and the remainder can be made, re ly for ploughing at a triilinp; cost. An, ex ‘llt'lll. crop of wheat was taken frt n it- this season, and twelve‘ of it are laid down with grass. ’l‘licri- i large qualitin of building stone and limestone (to what extent is not known) on the premises. . ‘.’. Aboutt'itlacrcsof " ASIJllOldlLAIx'll, on Lot l‘J, lit-Id for 91!!) years at la ('3‘. per acre. 1t is about two miles from the above Site. is covered it itli a ieavy tsro rib of spruce tirjuniper and hard \vo I can he found on the Isla this farm.

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iillll. 75 It ~iii-iintlt-r l

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formerly known as liiioiilzind‘e acres are held in 1"l'ct‘lioltl, and the r ulitlcr least- for 99‘.) years tit ' ' p one-ninth added. About 150 r. on Lot 18, reiiiaiiitler on Lot 1‘.) one leiit't- i thew is about 1:0 . 1" 1m stumps; besides two large iiiais ‘ This property front on lllt-biiioiid llay, lu- diaii River, and I: -t Writ. It requires no pi'i ' as it is well known to be one Ul the bull. ubeat and root growing:autlstock “ far is in l‘riiit‘e Edward Island 'l'livre well stocked orchard ot'npple ul olhcrl trt s on the farm. The Luildi littleimprovement. 310‘ ' ' he sown to wheat tlic comm was a large quantity of ;. spring; aiitltlicrt- is a large quantityof iiiii mud and sea \z‘tii-tl on the front of the It is a spiciitliil place for llélllll‘r: and fouling.

A good title of tli<I above pr ii-i'ly can be given. The ll'l‘lll-v will be \'t'l'y easy, and intuit- known on application. The bot l' property il not stiltl 111:1 slitiil little by private sale will be oil‘errtl at Auction, of which due notice will be given.

The bltlt' object of the subscriber in Silling: out is ill ‘t he intends to return to England to his old fiicii ‘ '

The Ipi.ili

iflllllt‘sliiltt' on the iili'il's l‘oiiit l“:iriii is t! t-ribt-d in Sulbt-i‘hiiiil's Geography and the l‘. ind River can be seen on Baker's Aliip. lt totitiiiiis a very large quantity of limestone, iii an t ‘t‘A‘lltlll. quality. it is a good place for bi . l“lll'lliL'l‘ parti s Ill‘lilt‘ known on appli- cation at the Juli! 1.17] (lilim. or to the owner, \‘l'llv.l.l.\.‘.l T. BilllL.

Grove l‘;:i'k, Ill" il’oiul, ) 151 if

lmt 1st». , ism s .

Aft/Tho Wants a Cotgaée i’

1:011 SALF “01"” g l.t)’l', ple "‘ t3i1s'rnai. S‘l‘l‘tl nearly opposite

the l'rcsbytt' .lll (‘lilii i, in Siiiiuiit-rriile. ’l'lic [ion-e in iinishct out.- 1 ‘1 is ill? x 2|} feel. it '_. :toi'y b_ . .L of but till fch oii (I‘f'lll i'ti-t. iuuu bark ill: feet.

I. llo r if

.Iiiiiici'sitle, Mart-h 2s, 1.567.

. t llauso and Land lor bale ! h it) illi $01.1). ti 1)\\'li‘.l.l.l.\'ti llill‘SlC, willi UNI-1A ‘lll‘l 013‘ bAix‘l) itltticlit-tl. cit ted in (‘al c ’1‘ re 'se, Lot L'h', iintl iioiv occupied by l).iuii- ": iipbt-ll. ('uriiauo lillllll‘ L'l‘. It is in a fEIYiHl ."iit »] are, and oll'crs an indiu-eini'ni to :t ty pt n wishing to pur- chase. It is t oil shipping pl:lt'(‘, S’l‘lil’llllN t‘.\.\11’llliI.L.

, Sept. 1:, isn't.

TO BE SOLD lly Private Contract.

‘ .‘x’li‘. of the best 1)l,_'.\'l.\'l'ISH STANDS in () .1'llthll-I t,‘t)l'.\"1‘\', situate at \\'ll.l\l(l’1‘ ‘li Bridge. Lot. 157, only two and a half trout Huiiiiiiivrsitlc—bv land or by water

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L‘.

(Tlll‘ iiiilt- ' ‘ lately in possession of Mr. John \V fll.(‘l'.<,( i-izige-iiiaker, containing: a quarttr ol an acre of LAN 1), ll, WORK-SHOP, 20 x 40 trot—15 rush—“w” titted up id in good order. place is well adapt for either it (far-

ri.i{:n or lllat-lisiiiith. , ul Iiavi a front on the sea-shore, make it a very beautilul place.

by)” For further particulars apply to . A. WAlltlll o't llllUll. Sunniit-r'idc, June 27, 1801'. ll

Rare Onance! ' ‘lll-I Sul ibcr will sell or rent for a term

ot‘yt-ars, hi! TANNERY and Dwelling lltiuse, situated ii (lampbleton, Lot 4. This is hilt: ol‘tbn best. niitls on the Island fora 'I‘aiii.rr. ant uery is llttctl up in

thorouin order. . STRAIN G HART. “ iiiipbletoii, Sent 19 1867.

Valuable Freehold—Farm

FOR SALE IN LOT 17.

1ill". Flibseriber offers for Sale. 100 acres of 1.. LAND. in Lot 17. formerly occupied by Mr. lllitlll SMl'l‘ll. It is all cleared lllltl tinder Culll\'lllllln—-\l'lllllll one half a mile of iiiexliaustablebeds ofmusscl mud. This lv‘arni fronts on two rontls, one of which leads to the shore. This property is itliin two and a half miles from Hl,1'ile:tii ' d 11th of Summer- side, and is in the llllllll‘i ate vieinityofgrint. t-artliniz antlsrtw mills. l‘bcre are on the pre- mises ii comfortable .ll\\'|‘lllll,'.' house aiitl a large barn tit) x 35, with cellars under it; and other outbuildings. ’l‘lie fences are ofccdur and in good repair.

For information as to Terms apply to the subscriber on the premises.

ALEX. McCALI.U1[.

Nov '21, 1‘5? Admllli-lrutv 1‘.

Lot 17, Nov. 14,1807—11'

~y, and inn. to known atlli::.'ii:.in‘.si l

_ SUMMERSIDE Furniture Factory!

(Next door to Mr . John F . Baker‘s, and di< rcclly opposite the JOURNAL ()lllee.

V ‘IIE Subscrilierwuuhl take this opportunity of announcing to the public tliiitbe has

opened a Cabinet Shop

next door to Mr. John 1". Baker's Store, where he is prc To manufacture Furni- ture as reason: as any in the business .

llc will supp short notice——

‘ Bcdsteads. lliirenus,

\l'ardrolu-s, Cupboards, Sinks; Bulrnoin, Kitchen, Leaf, Centre and Extension Tables, Sideboards, Clicllioiiers, \l'liat—nots. Stools, Desks. l'icturo ‘ranies,

Lo es, Settees, itllcs,Cribs, Uols,‘ &c., Sac. Bedroom Setts, Mutrasacs, &c ., &L‘., &c.

Imported Furniture put together. ()ld Furniture repaired, and 'l‘l,‘llNl.\'(i thine. J. ALEXAQVDI'JR BOVYER. Central Street, Suinmcrsitlc, Aug: , 18117 g

Eve'Ey _M

t.

an his _own Brigade.

lt‘ire

" A little tire is quickly put out, which be- ing: sutl‘ered, rivers. nuot queno ."—Vido Mr. tlardivcll in tli British House of Com- liioiis,