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Allt'tiuu—(Ico. .tndt-rxon . FI‘t‘l‘IItIItI I‘arni for Sale—do “lll‘llt'l‘ Shop—t'. tntu \\’inliler Notice—(l. E. er

Schooner Alto !— tit-It McNeill I“ll|llltl-—I“I't.‘tli(. Anderson

ltcgular Line of Packets—Owen & Welin Stray Sheep—I) ItertJam

l‘ttblic Alerting-mi, .I. Fraser 'l‘etttli-rn—lleiij. Ileaii'sto

Noticew '. llant‘ortl

(.‘oiuaiissiuu lllerehatits—llanfurd llros.

.l 3 iiiin over ills door on

.trber once I . \ ltich was the following :——“ What, do you think I'll share you fttr nothing and give you a drink?" Now we have no doubt but that ourueighbor llir. \l'inkler, who has recently opened up a llarber‘s Shop in Suinmcrsidc.on the Street in the rear at the Journal otllcc. will nctjnst as kindly. Who, ut‘s cold morn- ing. would he scraping his face with a dull razor tit home. when he can step into the Barber's Shop and have it tlut.e for live cents. 01- who would g.) without the latest cut when he can get it for ten cents.

The Supreme ("ourt is still sitting. ’l'ht- l‘etit Jury were discharged on Friday lust

The Rev. II. B. Swahey informs the public that in consequence of being interrupted in the delivery of his speech at tile Meeting of the Diocesan Church Sorit ' held at Saint I'anl's School Ronni. on t‘ ’nd lush. it is his intention to publish his Speech. in Pain— phlet form. and circulate it for general inter- niation.—-lsl.

Aursstxia.—A communication has recently been received from Dr. llianc. one of the Abyssinian prisoners. which trill unquestion- ably prove ot‘great use to the other ‘CUIIIIIHIIIII- ing the expeditionary force now advancing to| their relicl'. How the document was smug-I git-d out of prison to the set coast. and tiually; was conveyed to India. we do not know. but! In about six weeks after its being written. ill was published iii the Walls of India. ll‘ contains a full account of the geography oi the country. with its towns and the popula- tion, the number ot‘the troops. the climate. the diseases incident to it. and the best and most approved remedies for the same. together with full particulars as to the present political condition of the Abyssinian people. Mandala. _ which is the principal stronghold of King" 'I‘lieotlttrus. I! represented as being well nighI iinpregtiablc. but is improvided witlt water“ and its garrison would therefore be ionqii-lIt-d tn surrender. it' besieged for any length of time. This place is iurrotinili-d hy lln aliuo-I perfect natural wall of basaltic columns from so to :‘un feet in height. The three gates. which are the only int-ans ofexltnml entrancc.i are well I‘ortitleilwi I v 'thworlzs. Inasmuch" however as the Ab) st ms do not seem toI lJL' possessed ol‘artiilcry. it is probable that‘ they would not be able to hold it against an} army provided with Armstrong guns. iiiitl' would be compelled to succumb utter a few - hours shelling. Dr. lilant-‘s letter has lieeni forwarded to General N.ipicr.— Lire/nut!” I‘ti.

An ei’ilor ot‘n (Iiiba paper tilt" .-—Gencral la: rtiza. whose death at the hands of lhei Mexicans we have all so deeply mourned. is 1 now iti this y (llaintia) engaged in readilth the accounts ofI.is execution and funeral. I

There is tn-day. on Blackwell's Island, N. York, a man who. a few y rs ago. was one or the most learned and eloquent. acceptable and promising yo lfl ministers in the land. He refuset i itii ion from the First l'res- I-ytcriau ( Ill'l II oi I‘rny. to wide as a collea- gue pastor with the Rev. Dr. Lloman. lie is now it tlrivt Iling idiot, not. by a visitation frutn (:od. but through the excessive u=e oi alcoholic liquor. '

it?" The free schools of M-issaeltnsctts cost the Slate. Sit) per head: fen . le teachers receive a little less that 'I dollara titty. 'l'htI initiin oI'scltollIrs I! ‘.':a..tiuo; tt‘at'ltel‘s $000,, seven-rights ot whom are t'cmaleS.

A St. John N. ll. paper says that the Eastern Exprth brought on 'l‘iicsday night one hundred thousand dollars ot‘ the bait iitillioii of Dominion titii‘t‘riitut-tit paper in- ti-iidtil tor circulation in New lil‘tinswi The remainder of the amount will probably reach here by next steamer.

'I‘hn tntana ’I‘t'mrs‘ argues that if Nova Si'olia is determined to be extrie itrd from the I‘Ition the lot: tiou of the railu. routc should be considered with a iii-w to that con- tingency.

The Editor of Hunt! .lt'rrt‘lttinl‘s .‘lttgnn‘u: estimates that iii 5t! years the New Dominion will harra population equal to that ot' the United Stan s. A! shown by the census ot lStit).

There is A general reduction of wages going on throughout the I'nited States. 'I be times being very hail the. employees generally cuti- CIII’ in what they see is a necessity

The. boldness. and audacity til the Fun- nits in tat-e ot' the vigorous measures ol" repression nhieh have. been adopted ex- cites much uneasiness;

'l'lic pl'll‘it'ipal busiucls going on about this limit iit the I'nited States navy yards is the discharge ot'tmrkaicn. many hundreds baring been thrown ottt of employment at this most bitter and inclement season ol'tlic year.

'I‘ili: Qitut'rtox Si-ziri,‘ 'l'l 'sc eminent men. Dr. James ('I’Il'k. I train to Qltl'l‘ll Victoria, and Dr. ling 'S Bennett. say that consumption can he cared. Dr. \Viiitar linrw this, when he ili~covcred lll‘ lialsam of Wild Cherry. Hill] experience has proved the cur- reetncss of his epinioii.

Mrs. A. Allen‘s Worlds llair Restorer and Zylohalsalnin or Worlds Iluir lireuittz are unequalled. :itid so :It'ItlltiWit‘tIJCII by all who use them for restoring. invigorating nit- dressing the hair. rendering it iiid't. silky atid glossy. "II disputing it to remain Ill any desid rcd position; quickly cleansing the sialp, nr- resting the fill and Iltlpdl‘llltj" a healthy and natural color to the hair. They itever fail to restore grey h tir to its original yontlii'ul col- or. They act directly ttpoii the roots of tho hair giving the "Mural nourishment required. No wily} toilet is complete without the Zyln- balsanmm or hair dressing. It ('Il'dII‘tL‘!‘ the hair and imparts to it a most. delightful freq; rant-c. midis united to both young and old.

The Restorer chrotliii-ci. The Hair Dressing cultivates mid beautiilcs.

Ifynur hair isthiu try it. it‘ scurfy try it. ifharsi- try it, it' lustrclcss try it. if none, of these try it. for all who use it will preserve their hairtI-reugh life. For sale by all Drug- glide.

"ill ' ' ' ' t l L, a 1 l 1 t . XI. thu- I’nrmu tee. Ilt‘tlt‘qltt'. on the l.’ullinrian:. by the, Rev. Al. I' I"I'!'t‘|l|tlll, Mr .I D. i‘llt'\\'ltll. (iiiiiag ntiikt-r. t‘entrt-viilc. to Alisa Mary Ann (‘ounirk. ol I'riurt town Routl.

t‘u the TM IDOL. by the Rev. ll. l'opo. Mr Ed

want Lam. or tum-milling». to Min Alurgitrt-l Mutinusait. ofLittlo \‘nrk.

. 33 1 9 ll . 'sii t‘nw l‘otttl. Lu! I. in [It December In t . It‘lllil tlhaim-n. iii the Sloth y r or Ill-r “go, leaving 7 children. tit grand rbiiiireti. ITII great. grand rlulilrou. uitil ut'eut greatgrand-children. and u hit-go etrele til tricnds. to mourn their lmii.

SUMMERSIDE J ()UI

‘ RfiéoLAR LiNE' "or

& PACKETS tfi

Liverpool and Glasgow.

' Subscribers inform the publiethat the

’I‘Ill) following \"etst-ls will be at a loading.

berth at LIVERI'UUL and GLASUtHV. and will still from their respective ports on the lit Al’ltIL next.

FRO)! LIVERPOOL .'

The A. 1. Ship “ II. (' 0W t‘\'

Register. (foppc , A Us Iiuows (‘ounnautlci‘. :7" Hum] (ILA. (IUII':

The Dark “ Elli I'IIESS,” 380 tons Iteigtti-r.. Ii. 3. ll Ilureau, Veritaa, Joux Uii.i.is,t

Commander. lloth these Vessels have first class accom- modation tor passengers.

For Freight or Passage apply ltl Liverpool to Messrs. William Stewart d: (in. l & L’ 'I'ratl‘ord Chandlers. South John Street: in Glasgow to James It'elso. Jun.. Esquire. Union Street, or iii t’harlottctown to

L. t‘. OWEN. WILLIAM WELSH. (‘it"l'o\vn. I‘. E. Island, .I in. Bill i. MGR.

WI Public I Meeting A

L MEETING of the inhabitants of A PRINCE ('tlI'N'I'Y will be held at the Saint lCit-auor's /Ct)llt't House, on S. l'IfllDAY. tlimli‘l’lilllTARY. at 2' o'clock. p. tti.. for tie purpose of organiz- ing an Agricultum Society tor the (Jointly JAMES J. FRASER.

Jun. - . Int; . -in

St. I-ilcunor'

Tenders. SEALED ’l'l"\'l)liltS will be received by the Subst )1 .cr until FRIDAY. the I‘IIII lv'l'ililtl'AltY next. at the hour of l o‘clock, p. in.. for the erection of A School House in 1’ inst-town lioyaltyuwi l‘lans and Specification may be seen. and other particulars made known on application to the uttdt .igiicil. The names oftwt) good and sidlieient securities will he required to accompany cat-It 'I'cntlcr. llENJ. IIEAIRSTO. I'rincctown Royalty. Jan. '14. ISIES. ' Stray Sheep. [WOUND iii the woods. in a state of starva-

tion. on the toil: The owner is

Alaipcque Road. I: requested to come a expenses, and take I citi away.

re property, pay DAVID Ill-JR'i‘l’lAM. New Glasgow. Jun. 2:3, lSts'tS. llin NOTICE. 'l‘llE Subscriber. having accepted tlicotliec ut‘ ltispec‘or of Inland Revenue for New Iirnuswiek. has retired from the Auction and Commission business. which Itl future will he carried on by his Sons (Titaiimm I}. and Faun- LIIIL‘R S. llasronn. under the name of

HANFORD BROTHERS,

and irhiie he to return thanks to his many friends for I ' former patronage. he would also itoli t a continuance of it to tlal

new tirin. hoping it trill prove worthy of their coutideuec.

THOMAS IlANl-‘(IRIL SLJoIm, N. IL, Jan. IO, 15m. 3iu Ijan 30

HA Nlt‘thI) BRUTH ERS,

Successors to Thomas Hant‘ord.

Commission Merchants

And GCIItWtLI Agents,

11 NORTH MARKET WHARF, ST- JOHN. B. Chas. Ii. IIanl'oi'd .. ...Freil. S. IIatiford. .laii. ‘ |. lsds.

Notlce. ’ VIIE Subset-liter begs leave to tender his sincere tltnulis lo the people of MIS- t‘t)I'(‘llE and vicinity. for the liberal share ot'patronago which he has ret'c' etl since be commenced business among them. He would now iiilorin them and the public in general that lIt' is now fully prepared to build neat anti durable llI‘Il.I)l.\'US in

GDTHIG, DORIE, FRENGH ROOFED,

and all the various styles iii practice on the Island, in a workman-like manner and on oral terms. A My person wishing have a Iltil'Sli' built will do well to giie him a call. as he has always 'ircu ootlsatinl‘acliun. and stil. llllt'tlils to ilo st .

l’articular attention pub to theco venience and comforter buildings

(i. '3. BAKER.

Mist-niiebe. Jan. 30. I858.

rorxiii’"

’I‘III'I ICE. on the South Wear River. New.

no.4"... ..t....u the I... ..r lli-et-mlu-r.‘ n Drtv-I in \\'IIII‘. The o\\ Inc have the mint: by -v ..- at the .Nubuaibn-r IIlll paying lor thin no.

t .Rll‘li ANDERHON. New Landon, Jan . lb. th'ti‘i. u.

Schooner a’ho !

’ l‘ill-J Subscriber otl'erit l-‘tJR SALE tho

HULL AND SPARS

tll‘ ,\ SttutlthIllI. "Mun-at atom». .\',.\t._ which III‘IttII-tn‘ IIIIIItiItt_ \\'iII.'lI will he rcva In Ituiieti on the Pitts" t i . . lxt. She In til the lost inateiiul t id ii itupc nailing iuodt-I. I‘evinatiln-ral Any person wishing to put-chine Iiiltll apply to the mdmeti'uer on or heron- the will

day ot’ Atari-h next. JAMES Mt'NEILL. Lot 7. Jan. 24th. ISM,

Barber? Shop ! “

I NIIE subscrihor respectfully announces to the people of Sitininersiile. and the public itt general. that he has opened a

j ‘ IIAItliltlI S IOI’.’ on St. Stephen Street. it c house adjoining Mess”. U'Ni-ill A: Son's Store. where he is prepared to do :ill work appertaining to his profession. Bert. assortment of

IItti'r ()i'Is. Hair It'cslot'ers.7imlli ’owtt’ers. Dyes. (fun. alwayl on hand on the most rca-ouaiiletcrms. CHAS. OTTO “'INKLI'IR.

Sunitnersiilc. Jan :10. lst‘i8.

"Scrap 8: 01d Casi-hon.

’l‘llh} Rubi-critter will buy our quantity of the , above. delivered at but “Harbour-c.

' + .I.t\ll£S L. notaian Summer ide. .luniitirv. INN.

At. Tigniali. on the l'llli ilist.. otter . [mm in “can. Judith. \rtl'v ol' .\lr. tiltl'lllli Iiilt'ilnrgl‘ "mot m venrti. 1' months. uitd if darn. t‘tt\'|ll;( u hustnupLI ten children. and u larui- CIN‘I" ol frteitdtnutl min I

than to mourn their It!!!

Salt! Salt I! FX BRO Zl'lJi'Ili'A from Liverpool-— J 92 llAtiS SALT, 2100 bush. hulk do.

AI. North llt‘llt'tllll‘. on thn ltih inst..nritifintna. “an .f u. Mr. Edward Iloynnult. nurti (it

. 1. n native. it‘ttio I'nrilh 9t :I’tlllltk'ilv. can...” It" flyhfln' Irulnutl. Re have: it Info and two. childish to mourn their irrvparll‘l. itil'l‘v

a

For ulu very low. JAMES L. llttLMaN.

Sitntmerllt‘le.Der. It, '67.

" ISO tonsI ’l

tarnt nti ilic tlld I

" ulterior? S "

""rtiEEHOLD “FARM, ‘

Stock, Farming Imple- ments, 82.0.,

V ‘HE Subscriber has been instructed to sell

by A I'C'I‘IUN. ut the writ -e of Mr. Altjltlttnfll Itli-IIINNUN, old town Road. ‘Lot 20, NEW LONDON, on

FRIDAY,

the Ttli of li‘lillltITdilY. at the hour of It: o'clock. a.ut.. tltc lirechold of 7.1 acres of 'I..\NI), having a front of 2'! chains on the (lid Town Road. It] or cs: ~ tinder culti- vation. and the residue " ' at with hard and soft wood. ()n the p ciitiscs there are n t'onittn‘tahlo DWELth ‘ HOUSE iintl BARN. (new). with an excellent sprint; cuth venient. Stock, Farming Implements: lliorsc. Imare. 24 years old; 3 cowu. 2.7 sheep. ‘2 pigs. I ringlt‘ seated Waggon. I cart. I plough. Ipai barrows. Iwoud sleigh. 250 bushels of .its. (3 ions hay. Also the HOUSEHOLD lt‘UltNl'l'lfllE. con- sisting ot't‘ airs, tables,hcdstcods.stoves, &t:.. &C-. rte.

if

Terms of sale—I-‘or the farm '\ credit of fonryetirs will be given. payable by instal- ments. For the stock. M. . t'rctlit until tile first Novcmbcrnext, on tqqtruvi-tljoint notes.

GEORGE ANDERSON. Auct.

New London. 2itli .Iall. . tans.

Freehold Farm A T A u ll T I o N!

rl‘llE Subscriber has received instructions I

' n the Widow of the late WILLIAM (“L'thS to sell at AUCTION. on the pre- mises. on

Thursday, March 5th, at II o'eloe ni.. that valuable FREEIIULI)

II’RUI‘ER'I . recently occupied by the late IWILLIAM (JUUSINS.

It consists of 161 acres if LAND of excel. lent qual tuated on t e North Side ot'the South W . River,

NEW LAND!) , LOT 20.

110 acres are under cultivation. and are now in good order. A Marsh of It) acres extend- iiitgulong the entire front. The remainder oi the land is t ' with a ltrge growth of Hard “'ootl. E tittling and l’oli-s. A hitti- dance of Mussel Mini is within it few chains of the shore.

I V ‘ l be 1* arm has a front of 15 chains on the river. nntl will];

be sold itt one or two lots to suit purchasers: aitd a good and valid title ivilll be given.

The Buildings

Icnnsist of a DWELLING HOUSE, 85 x 26,. .with a kitchen attached 2:! x I3; two large;

HARNS and other ()uthouses, all recently: Ibuiltand well linisltetl. , The above property is within it mile anti a; ‘hall of LttNtl RIVER “'IIAIi'It‘. where large quantities of produce are annually shipped . i It is a desirable investment for any pcriton' wishng to purchase an excellent farm.

TERMS OF SALE. A credit of five years will he given. payable hy instalments.

Further particulars made known on day of

sale . GEORGE ANDERSON. Auctioneer. . lRth.——i p pro

New London. 27th .

IMPORTANT SALE! r Freehold Farm,

Stock, Crop. It‘armiag Imple~ meats, i\"e., at

I

AUCTION l

. Messrs. Hugh 6: John Ramsay

nf ROSE HILL. I’rince County. have in-' structvtl the subscriber to sell (it. Auction. on the premises. Rose Hill, on

WEDNESDAY,

12th day of February next. commencing at It o'clock. fort-noon. their valuable Freehold F A II M. Stuck. (.‘rop. I-‘arinint.r Im- plcint-nts \{e

THE FARM

is probably the most valuable over offered for salt- iii I’rtut‘c County. It consists of 373 I acres ttfllie Iii-st tI t'ription of Land. beauti- t' 'tily situated on nrth inIL‘ ot‘ Shimidito River. only six am a half miles from Sum- inerside. ISU acr «i have been cultivated and I are now itt PXl‘t‘Ilt'n order. oft-tilting mart-than 3!) tons of tin stretches along the i-utire from: ntaining portion of the land is well covered with hard and soft wood.

Itit-thstihle supplies of Mussel Mud lie within [Ullyartis ot' the shore. The fearing is nearly all ot‘Ct-dar, and large quantities of cedar are still growing on the land. The I

BUILDINGS

are :1 two-storied Dwelling. with frost protth cellar. iteveu t'eetin depth; two large HA RNS. I Hay House. Granary. ich House, I'onltry and Pig Houses. iill in good order.

The Farm having a front of 47 cliaitit on the River. and being carried ha ' in two parralcl lint-it. trill suit well for division Into two or more tarms. aIid wlll he sold in lots toI suit purchasers. An unquestionable title'

guaranteed. STOCK,

1 Horses. (lows. Heifers. Sheep. I‘igt, I‘oiiltry. .

Crop, 50 tons itplaitd Hay in barn. a large quantity-I of Marsh ll ty‘ and Straw. Hats. I‘ottitorl.‘ 'I‘iitiothy Seed. (‘iover Seed. Ute . .

Implements, &c. I

I‘lought. Harrows. l‘otato Digger. Carts, I Waggons. Sleight. all completely i‘quip- ‘ pcd. t‘iirpeiticr’ Tools. with many other . articles. For particulars ice llaudbtlls.

llllllltiliy.]

i

TERMS. For the Form a deposit of 10 per: rent will be required on the day of sale. and the balance of one third on the day of the I execution of the Deeds. either in cash or up- I

provedjoint notes payable iit three months. The reiniiiiiini: two thirds secured on tho I property payable in two equal annual instalW merits. viz - on the first day of Del-ember. 1868, and the tlrst day of December. Infill.

| For the Stock. Farming Implements. &c.. I

all Innis under 20s. cash oti delivery, all lllllll oi'cr L‘Ils. crctlit tin il Ilrst November, next. on approved joint tit It's ot’ hand.

For the t‘rop. all Hill" under ‘10 cash on delivery. all aunts over £lt| three month- credit on approved joint note-i .

Sula I‘osiilve . GEO. ANDERSON. Auct. I New London, 22d January. litth.

tNAII'i‘HURSDAY: 1i

.TIIIC HIGHEST MAI

min '

. OMETfiiN

IN

I’. E. ISLAND.

VI‘I-IE subscriber having acquired a thorough

knowledge of his business its MILL Wltltlll id MACIIINES'I‘ while in the United States, particularly in the line of manufacturing SIIINGId-Z MACHINES on the latest and most improved principle. has concluded to remain a. short time in the Island. he has now opened a. Slltll’in SUMMER- HIDI' and it piepared to receive orders for (Tutti-rs.

Persons requiring his scr " ‘ll do well to leave their orders soon. in he intends only . to build a Iilllllt)‘..' number.

Further particulars made known by address to him at Sitiniuersitlc.

J. N. BURNS. I

January 23. 1368.

Farms West '3

"Who Wants Freehold Finn for Sale!

' ‘IIE Subscriber otl'ers for sale several very . valuable I-‘IIIIIEIIULD FARMS. situated on Lots 4 and 5, ii PRINCE (.‘UUNI'Y. They have all I +MIIIIIs iiiiil Buildings uti them. and oil ‘ a good chance to diesel persons wishing to settle West.

The tr-rms are very reasonable. and will be made known on application to I. C. Hall, I:qu Charlottetown. or to

HERBERT HELL, (‘ 'umpec.

Allicrton. Jan. 23, 18116. ‘tlm l‘rog.

. .. . . . It Iour, ll me, Spirits, '1 ats, ‘ . . ' 's ‘v (uocertes, be” 8m. III‘I StillSIHIIIIER HAS IN STORE. and of- t’urs tor rule at his store in Water Street: Ilbln l-‘iJiI'R. (faults SHERRY, (‘atdot l'ovi WI (‘aues ULARE'I'. I’uns LIL'III . {.irongj IIbiln (IIN. it) ( I 1., t‘aelu- Scotch Yr‘l Casks I'ale IIRANDI. t‘tives “RANDY “ lltotvii " ('atteii \\'IIISK t‘mIi-i. tild 'I‘oiu GIN. Chests 5; III“ do. Hag» Rit'l‘ rem-on) t‘anen t‘l ‘ittNARY. [7 lb lmxexl Ilaleit t '0 button) Iialt-s ('orks [Wine] I lib]: Wash Illtls Ilal lg SUILLI Ilovm Lit e l‘. ('onip'it \‘DLI'JS' Kc, .nd 'I '\RII. {Vole-Iii. i'e/ ltoxe» t'o'enu . 'I‘Altt'll. ’l'itut SARI”. I’otit Anchovy PASTE. Boxes lil..\('li . \D. [Nivy's] one .ikr. the. auto. ALWAVF ov iiisn: ISLAND MADE \VIIISKEY. [it good article] DOUGLAS M. HARRINGTON.