to Miss J anc

_ WANTED Immediately. a T

on: New Advertise-cats tlrls Ila:

M l. Mink-John Irhdyen. Wank-Donald Its-luv. Vanni-Nathaniel Button. M40!- !1. O‘Neill.

Fin Company—War. 1’. later.

Cor-I Meal-It. Dunn: ls Ilrur.

In eds Turnip Seed—J. Bent-ta. Fountain [louse Hotel—J. ’l‘hompson. Hanna: and Ten—'3

'r‘rra an? DOMINION.

Ir lsrcportcd that. Mr. McDonald has been created a Knight. with the grade or K. C. 13.. and Messrs. 'l‘llley. 'I‘upper. Cab tier and McDougall have been made C.B.‘a. which does not give the Knightly prcllx. The lollowing is a list of the names 01 the Ministers :—

Mcl)onald. Minister of Justice;

Cartier. Miniature! Militia; Mitchell.hlirtister of Marine and Fisheries Gait, Mrnister 01 Finance;

Rowland. Minister of Internal Revenue; Tilley, Minister of Customs;

lienney. lteceiver General;

Arulrihald. Sec'y. of State for Provinces; erngevin. Secretary ot'Slatc for (‘ausda- MeDougall. Minister of I'ublio Works; Illuir. President of l‘ri\'y Council; Chupais, Mirrisler of Agriculture;

i liavo been afllicted with piles for 217 yours and tried ererytlringl could hear or‘ out to no efl'oet until 1 usedJ. ll. Fitch's Golden Ointment which has cured me.

I). M. CUMMINGS.

A spcsifle for throat diseasoI.—-“ My com- munication with the world is very much en- larged by tho lozenge which I now carry always in my pocket; that trouble in my throat (for which the troclros are a Ipeuifle) having made the often a mere whisperer.

N. l’. Willis.

It operates like magic. Mrs. \Vinslow's Soothing Syrup. for children teething. softens the gurus. reduces itrllarnation, allrrys all pain. Sun to regulate the bowels. l’erfeetly safe In all cases, as millions of mothers can tes- tify.

Thirty-five cents a bottle.

Olfices. 48 Day street, New-York, and 205 High llolborn, England.

W Go the 25th instant. the wife of James Peake, liqu of Charlottetown. ol’a son.

At the residence of the bride's father. on Tuesday evening. the 8d inst. by the Rev. 'l'honras Duncan. the licv. Mr. McNabh. nl' Yarmoutb. N. S., to Margaret. second daugh-

ter of Mr. Jamos Davis. Osborne House, .

Charlottetown. On the 27111 inst., by 11. C. Green. Esq" J_

P.. Mr. William Harding. ot‘Tuwn Road. to .

Miss Janet S. Milligan. of Lot 0.

At the Manse. on the 26th instant, by the Rev. ’I‘lromas Duncan. Mr.11enry1)art. Winsloe lload, to Miss Margaret Mclnnis, Rustieo Road.

On the 25th inst., by the Rev. Duncan. Mr.

Thos. Duncan McEaclrern. Newton.

to Miss Christy Anderson, Orwell.

On the 24th inst.. by the ltev. Thomas Duncan. Sergt. William Mullins. 4th Royals. Mel-Sachem. Charlottetown.

At 'l‘ignish Chapel. on Thursday. the 27th ult.. by ltev. Mr. Perry. Mr. Thomas llrclly. ol Charlottetown, to Annie, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Mountain, of Kilda

At Whim Road. on the lfith instant, Jessie Nicholson, the beloved wife of Mr. Angus Fiulnyson. in the 37th year ofhcr age,le.r\1ug six stunll children alrd a disconsolate husband to mourn their loss.

Suddenly. at Upper Bctlt‘qllt‘, on the 26th ult.. after about twenty-two Irourg ofrnostin~ tense sutl‘ering. Ann. the beloved and atl'ee- tionntc wife ol'lllr. Joseph Crossman. in the 83d year 01 her age. much and deservedly rc- gretted by a large circle 01' friends and ac- qualntances.

At Mount Pleascnt, Lot 12, on Saturday. June 22d. after a severe illness at 4 days. borno with Christian resignation. Mr. Alex. Mollougnld. in the blst year of his age, much and deservedly regretted by all who knew hiru.--[Mirarrrichi and St. John papers please copy.

On the 29th ult.. at his residence in Lot 4. much and deservedly regretted. John Mont- gomery. in the 116111 year of his age. The deceased leaves a wife and child to mourn tlrcirloss. He was the son of Mr. Donald Montgomery. ot"1‘raveller's Ilest.

On the 12111 June. of water on the brain, Ilcetor. aged 11 montlrs,lnfanl. son of Donald B. McPherson, Lot 8.

At I'llllot River. Lot Eli. on the 28th ult. Catherine, wife of Colin Mcl’hco. in the 42-1 year of her arm. leaving a large family ot children to mourn their loss.

At Freetown. on Thursday. the 27th ult.. after a short illness, Allan. the beloved son of James and Ann Stavert, aged 6 years and 5 months .

Once we had a lamb by its mother's side—

It was nrtless untl pure nndmild—

The dearest lamb in our own dear flock,

\Vas the fair little blue eyed child!

Ilut a Shepherd came when the sun grow law

By a path that has long been trod,

And carried our lamb through the mists of

night.

To his told in the mount of God.

With a tearful eye and a bleeding heart

We must bear itaan struggle on;

Must climb the mount by tho Shcphnrd‘s

traelr

To the fold where our lamb is gone.

CORN MEAL,

A111] at. the Brannon: IllrLLs, from CA-

mf—

It. A. STRONG it; 13110. Summerside. 4th July. 1867.

Swede Turnip Seed!

1181‘ cc ed at BERTRA '8 BOOK

8T0 1 pounds of BBB.

SWE TURNII’

Summerside. July 4. 1301.

Wanted !

For sale 10 .

Lot 8 School, apply to NATHANIEL BOUL’I‘EN AllClIIbALl) ItAMSAY,

Lot 8. July 4. 1867.‘ 81

Wanted! ANTED. a TEACHER m- the Mont. rose (Kildare) School, 71w to DONALD muss . or-zo. ru. CLARK X‘?‘

81‘ a

Frre Company! ‘IIE members the BUM COMPANY aroqoss looms; HOU 16.1w averting. tho 1! ' attendance is

July 4. 1867.

ulrsd. WM. 1’.

Bummersldc. July 4. 1897.

Jasmin more 8nd.

King Square, (North Side.) 81‘. JOHN. N. I].

Tho Baht-sitter luring lr-sml the above "old. and refitted the same.“ now prepsml to actuators-late 'l‘rnnslent and Permanent hunters. and team by suen ' to meet a sham of public rummage.

Having also leased the, mle Stable attached. sod secured the service-Feanml

Hustler. who will [win artsI d on at all hours. travellers will be {I g Iltllfae- don n lowest rat". I ’ JAMES , .‘r usox. \ Proprietor.

St. John. N. 8.. July 4,1867.-—1y ‘ JOHN S. O'NEILL, at noon last on 3 g e u 1,

run .

Prince Edward Isl d. No- 13. North Side S'l‘-J011N,. . l/ Orders exacted mo dc y. and all

Consignments promptly attended to.

Ulruics lVines and Liquors

always on hand. July {.1807.

Bazaar &. Tea.

A'I' New London!

conncctlnn with the Wes-

Mar-gate,

111‘} Ladies

lt-yarr ‘ fitlon at Margate. will. (I).V.. rold t (r Tea ar Balaar of useful and c artic es. on W aesday. the 17th day Old Men .

Admission to Bazaar. 1; Children under 12 years. half-prire. Tea. 1s. 6d.

Tel no the talles at 2 o‘clock, p. m. Should the day prove unfavorable. the Tea and Bazaar will be continued on Thursday. Margate. July 4. 18157.

In One Day !

1115 Subscriber begs to inform the travel- ling publip that he has lately entered into arrangements to drive direct from Saint lllr-anor’s to Tigaish. with a palrof horses

rat! a covered carriage, 'n the same ’. in); the Summer sea a. e ' - Eleanor‘son 'I‘UESI). and 1 DAY'

the evenings of the s are da nish on THURSDAY and Eloanor’s—or Sumnrersidc if (equ‘lred.

16" Fare—Ten Shillings to Alberton and Twelve to Tignish.

JOHN McI".\1)\'EN.

Mail Carrier. St. Elcnnnr‘s. July 4, 1867. II

P. E. ISLAND Steam Navigation Go.’s

STEAME RS Princess of Wales and Heather Rollo.

The Steamer “Princess of lValas"

\Villleavc Charlottetown for I’ictou every Tuesday and Thursday mornings at G .1. I1‘.., in tirrrc for the morning Train for Halifax. Leaves l’ictou for Charlottetown every 'l‘uesday and Friday evenings. after arrival of Train from Halifax.

Leaves I’iutoa for Port Ilood every Thurs- day rrrorning at no I immediately after arrival of Train fror Halifax, returning to

IrerIi-ae. at

Friday night for . srlrty and

7 pan. \\'i11 connect with W Saturday morning‘s Trains. Lench Shedine for Sam crsid and ,Clmr- lotletuwn ovcry \Vunesray an Saturday afternoorrx, inuncdia’tdlyaller'arri al 1' Train fruru St. John.

The Stcarrrcr'l‘lkiau‘r cIIc"

Leaves Charlattcto vn it 3 a. mi, every Sat- urday morning for ’ictou.

Leaves I'ictotr nt 9 am, same day. for Murray llarbor. Georgetown and Souris. re- maining at either Souris or Georgetown over Sunday.

Leaves I‘iclou every Monday for Clnrlottc- town. after arrival of Train from Halifax. FARES:

Charlottetown to Picrou. or back. £0 12 o I'ietou to (.‘rr-nr'eetowrr. “ 0 9 0 “ l‘or‘t llootl, ” 0 12 0 Ch'townto Smuruerside. “ 0 9 0 “ Slit-dial: “ 0 13 0 “ St. Jolra,or back. 84.50 orl 8 1A " l'irrstport. " 86.00 I 17 6 “ Portland, “ 88.00 '2 10 0 " lluslolr. ” $9.90 2 16 3 " Halifax. “ 04.00 I 4 0 “ l'ort Hood. " 1 1 0 “ Georgetown, “ 0 9 0 “ Sour-is. " 0 12 0

F. W. IIALISS. Secretary. June 20. 1867.

Dissolution l' Partnership.

O'I‘ICI‘Z is I re given that the Partner- si‘ 1: -1y I bristling between James Murdo' I" geury' ntl William 1). Stewart.

under firm or 1’ x SSruwsnr.is d'rsr-olv hi s errt r y I'June,1867, by rnutualoo a}

v AME . ’IDGEON.

W. 1). STEWART. Executed in present-e of E

William McKay. Sons of Te perance.

11E QUAR ESSION of the Grand Ill r i will rectal. DUNDAS.

on TUESDAY o 2311i ay of JULY, at 4

o‘clock, p. m. / ‘ r

The Itetur

jne 27

the“ must be and tho I) .G.

5’

the 16th lnst.. so t at the can may have a full report to present. JOHN SCOTT. Grand Scribe.

June 21. 1867—!“

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTR CT.

NE of tho host BUSINESS S . . )S In

PRINCE COUNTY. situate W .MOT CREEK Bridge. Lot 19. only 0 and half miles flom Summarsldc—b ml or 1 y water. Iston 1n ssession orb . a nwiziws Car- riage-ma or, containing - y : a acre of LAND. a wortK-srr r3 . o er—rs foot post—'weil titted up so 1 ’ 0 order.

This place 1- well adapted t‘ a or a Car- fisgs or Blacks-1th Shop: and ‘ "in; sfront

to

“mtg-3 r r at m r 1 0t 10! II 011 If. I t " 1. Pl? r’mon.

WAUGII Bummsrsido, June 27. 1867. if

“3:1,...”organ mm

L.

on tho um. mku it a very boattlll'ul.

Y mot awlvals 1mm ENGLAND.

'1867 Eureka House. 1867 L'h‘l'l‘ls'll S'I‘A'l'lis and CANADA.

tho subscriber has completed his Spring Irnportatiorra of

DRY GOODS.

Groceries 6: Hardware.

which have been bought on the best terms. in the best Markets. and will he sold at a small advance. for (fun or Ar-raovro Calnrr.

An inspection of thc same is respect- fully invited by intended purchasers.

Dry Goods :

Both Staple and Fan y. a good selection, suitable for th season.

Gro as:

The very best English OROCERIES always kept. Hardware:

Best Scotch Refined Iron. all sizes; Steel, Nails, Zinc. Sheet Lead. Lead l'lpe. and all at. :ssary’ liurLorxa Mair;- nun; Springs. Axles. Bolts. and Car- riage Makers material in excellent

variety. Flour and Corn

Just received from Ii Schooner S ird, /

50 Bbls. Extra Ca do 13%) 50 “ Superfiu I 100 M COItNMliAli’ ' ndried)

' 50 Bags CORN. 10 Boxes Tobacco. 20 Sides Sole Leather. doc. fire.

which for Cash will be sold below the Market rates.

~ALSO— Have just received per Lotus. from LONDON. Chests of that

Congou Tea. which in quality and price continues still to defy competition.

C. C. GARDINER.

Sumnrerside. June 13. 1367.

NEW SPRING SUMMER GOODS.

ICKI‘JI‘LSON has iust received rrl his NEW STAND. CENTRAL STREET. b’ STOCK of

SPRING SUMJ

coo- ll

. which for Style. Quality. or Prrc

com- pare with any In the Market. INSPECTION SOLICI'I . Surnmersidc. May 30. 1867. l'rog.

A 93rd. JOHN F. BAKER

Most respectfully announch to the inha- bitants of SUMMERSIDE and the Coun- try generally, that he has taken the Shop lately occupied by 11. d; J. Itarrsav. on Central Street,

where he has opcncd a. New, Fashio able and Extensive took of

DRY GOODS, The Latest Styles!

which for quality and pric[_ fies compe- tition. and respectfully roipro ts all per- sons desirous of purchasing. OODS to call and examine hi stock II‘IOI'O pur- chasing elscwher‘c. '

. , y)

——ALS Expected in aft-111 days om Halifax. TEA. SUGAR, MOLASSES. SOAP. Tobacco. Cu‘rrdlrs. Vinegar. Kerosene Oil. Raisins, Currants. Rice. Dried Apples. Dye Stuffs. Spices. size. All will be solrl cheaper than any in

this Town.

Sunrurerside. jtrncrti. 1867.

1867. smifiE—iscv.

IMPORTATION S .

UST received. from GREAT BRITAIN, a well s ‘rcted assortment of scasonahlc

_ _ Dry Goods,

Hardware, 8m. 8w ALSO—From llalif the United States

GIlOCERIIiS RDWARE.

FROM CA

Flour , and

The TEA. which l s hedn imp rtcd direct from ENGLAND. l I be to nd a excellent article. v

All of which GO

MA OR \VRIOHT. 110dcquo,,1une 13, 1867.

Administration

1.1. persons having any claim our list the 1 Estate oftlre late HENRY ax IE I), of liedcque. (deceased) a nlslr their accounts duly lt months from this dat- I. ‘ Centrcrille; and all p ns om gt c said Estatearo authorised to make r‘y cm. to

him. PAULINA MAXFIELD. Adruluirtratrlx. Bodeque. May .‘12. 1867.." may 30

Administration N

L1. persons indebted to M. Wnrorr'r. late of Esq.. deceased. are l reb immediate payment those persons who the said Estate, ar e o ' accounts. duly a for settlement. wrth- in three months 1‘ m the date hereof. our)? status wnrott'r. Administratrlx. Dunk River Mills. Lot 28. 1 March at. rear. 5

,- .... W.-. .... ,

{X A1,. '1‘]

.A-..Wm_amr “WWW "" mm

‘ AID T331!

N ORANGE DEMONSTRATION and Tea will take plan at

8pm Arenas. St. Peter's Road.

our Charlottetown. on

Friday, the 12th day of July.

when brethren nd friends from 1 arts or the Island and the llltr-r niu m. an l‘espet'll'ully invited to all 'iltla '1 he 1 ll'lIll‘l'I’l are requested to assuathlg‘mfr the gr ands ll 12 o‘clock. 'I‘ea on rlto_ ables {it :1 0‘ will. pan. --, V

Horde and addresses 11 min t of the proceedings.

Tickets 1s. 9d .. children under 12 years oi age Is.. to Le had at the IIUI ‘11)1'03 of “com. I). Laird and II. A. 111 ' "Clldrlnllrlowrz, and Mr. Joseph llr-rtr 'rmrurcrside, also at the Ticket Utlloes uu tt «gray-d”

No money will be take the tables.thnre- forc every one should procure their tickets in season .

It will be (Ire Tea. nfh‘u Strum. Don't fur-v get to patronize it.

Should the above day prove unfavorable. ’l‘ca will or: held on llll.‘ rorlourng day.

By order. A. A. MrSWIEEN. Rec. J- U. GIULEI'. Treat. Charlottetown. June 22, 1567.

Wesleyan Bazaar. 10a. e um JULY.

7 ‘IIl-I Ladies ofter Wesleyan Congregation wn will (l).V ) hold their

of Charlotte Ilazaar of ‘rrsr 'u and fancy articles, in the Upper Hall of re larket House, on

Wednesday/6: hrusday. 10th & thuly-

AdurlEf' mldulls ls 6d, clrildr rider 1‘.’ years 0 . -.‘l;l. The It'll. Isl Illil Steam Nat-lg. ' Com-

pany lravo kindly consented to issue return tickets for the archaic", at the reduced l‘lIIL' at'81.;'5 each to ri>irors from the neighboring Provinces, which ticket will admit. the bearer to the Bazaar.

Charlottetown. Juno 27, 1867.

Bazaar & Tea. l

A BAZAAR and TEA will be held on

the grounds surrounding the new Wesleyan (Ihapcl at LASCUMPEC VII.— llAGI'J. Lot 6_ on WEDNESDAY, the 17th JULY next. Ten on the tables at. three o‘clock. The object of the Bazaar and

Tea II raise funds to llnislr the Chapel. l’crson ' o trelda'lposr-d to aid in the under- taking 'il plou§c forward what they ma give to the fol 'ing Ladies :—- ' . Mrs. John Hall, Crapaud. (m‘ $ “ \Vrn. Lea, 'l'ryon, " ’ Louis Muttart, Cape ’ averse. Louis Wright.Searlel.owrr, Stephen Wright. Bedeque. Joseph Ilertram, Sumnrerslde. John Clark. Cascuurpec. June 27. 1867.

CANADA FLOUR o o R N M E A Ll

this»

as u u u sr

US’I‘ received r Steamer A V ram MONRV

100 I . E. 'a Superfm L0

100 Ki ’ed COR In

Id at a y rod 'ed prices for Cttnll. . ROGERS.

Summersida. June 27. 1807.

Secure your Fire] when Goal is cheap ill}.

O'NEIL '3’ r , per sclroone End not from t Iliclrmorrd Minesk ‘

.70 Tons Room

for llouse use, which will be an d

CASH. GEORGE O‘NElLL. Water 111.. Surnmer'side, June 27. 1867—41’

Romeo—oi.

frbc sul cribcr has removed to _ / , Harry I . rtens Store, " rfirdheo era for sale a large 1 '1‘ ssorlnrcnt of

037/ and Staple '. O O D S .

FINLAY MCNEILL.

fibif‘fir’fiirfiTséi

SUMMER GOODS l

‘1112 Subscriber has now in Store, n care- fully selected STOCK ()1? GOODS. suitable for the season. which for quality and prloe compare very favourably with anything in the Trade.

Staple Dry Good-‘3,

In Grey, White and Printed Cottons. “'arps ofall Colours. (‘lothsl‘lannr-ls and Linens. Plain rind Fancy Dress Goods. Shawls, M‘Irllles. and Sat-quot, Silks, Steel Shirts. Gloves. Stay , dze.

ishing Goods, Coats. Jarke . Vests. Pants. Hats. Caps. Shirts. Shirt Collars. Scarfs. Gloves, (to.

’l‘ailor’s Trimmings. Hardware :

All kinds of Cutlery. Carpenter‘s and Shoe- tnaker‘s Tools. Chains and Nails of all kinds, Paints. Polly and Glass. Fishing and Shoe Thread. llr‘oad's and Spider's Superior Axes and Adzcs always in Store.

‘ Groceries.

Tea and Molasses. (very superior Raisins. llico.Cnrranta. and Soap. Spices of all kinds.

PATENT MEOIOINES.

Scouts and Pomades.

LEATHER.

Sugar. .ivcrpoul

every day requisites constantly on hand.

DANIEL ENMAN. Summerstdc. June 27. 1861.

ll '4 itslra v. .11‘1.i"”l. 18:17.

Mensa-alien 1‘

In Solo, Neat’s, and Gralnotl. with other

' Just in Tittle;

I‘Ult 'I’IIK

The Subscriber ha! opened a

Tailoring Eslablishrrrerrll

in Mr. ll. .1. “restarts-surfs Uid NInhthrt‘lr

he trusts Will be tllu rvnl I'arbror le one at Nommerride. If an su \ ur..te Ii Ire-h rot. and sup. nor workmanship t as - custom.

I‘ll Ilattcra lutnselt’ he II I not lithoul palmnttfld from the la and, in: mm. livery trndo r'vqurres h ‘1. he more

I I

Milililll the art of ctrltir. a (1 lug up it garment fo lit errry v.1 .ty i too luruurn torm; but to:er perrplt‘ “Hm to iamgiur- that it requires no luau-judxu at tocuta co .r than to how a low—an error ours idea. the climb of which are ruer inllr‘ i'Ss and rll«b’rring garments we every d..y id in the streets. 'I'lreru Is no earthly r umu to prev. nt us l’r'oviuI-i.~lists from being as elegantly and luslrlonably dressed as the .Irrrerieant. turd the subscriber will usr his bestr'rrd- arms to reash a “ corrsummnlioueo devottly to to “Na-.1."

JAMES GAFl-‘Vlll'. lato Cutter at Mr. ll.J.lliclrarrisou‘s L‘lotirv log Store. SIrmnrevsi-lo. May 23. 10:17.

Charts ! Charts l

at 11 .I IlVlli Quce

; Charlottetown. June 20. 1m.i.

“rig/z Flour, Tea, Wine” Spirits, GROOERIES. 840., &O., 369.

3’: 111'} Subsrri'ra-r ha» received. and has on hand. the follow-in},r UOUUS. which he ollcrs for "lc at his Store. in Water Nret : ll‘ls. FLOUR, (Extra Superfine and Fine) Ilbls. lfUllNhllfiA L. l'rrnullculrs Strong lrcrnoraro RUM, lllrds. GIN. Qtr‘. Casks SHERRY. 110. do. l’l)ll'l' \VIN '1. Do. do. para»: rsaaxor. .’ Do. do. Brown onaaor. ‘ *1 / Do. do. Scotch BRANDY, V .' Cases l'ale BRANDY. ., , Do. Brown do. '/ Do. Scott-ll \VIIISKE , Do. Old 'l‘urrr GIN, Do. uuxr‘ucrluh‘ Bids. Washing SODA,