l\ew Advertisements this Concert—Mrs. W. Stevenson. New Arrangemetits—'I‘ltoutas Crabb Grammar School-Alex. t’\leRae Normal School—John AlcNtvill. Liverpool ’I‘rader—Jutnes C. Pope. Boards—Joseph \Vcdgo “Minted—Joseph Rogers Shop to let—Illiin Raiiisay Liverpool to Suinmcrsidc—J. L. IIolinan For Sale—~lliiniphrey McLurcn Masonic-".3 A Card—James J. Fi‘llfici

1.69“ W observed while on tho Witaif last evening that the timbers and guns kept here for tile use oitlie Suituuersidu Volunteers were being sltipped on board the " Princess oi Wales" for Charlottetown. We expect we shall next hour of a “general order" being made to ship the Drill Shed for the same place. Why do not the country people and the inha- bitants of Summerside get up a monster peti- tion to the present Government asking that It might be used for a Market Iioustt? We be- Iivc it would be granted. We do notlike to see so tttnch oftho public money of this Island invested iii such needless things as barracks and drill sheds when they are not used as such-

}EQ‘” \Vhen we came home from the city this week every one we ittct kept asking us “what is the news." We told them to wait until the Journal came out, and they would learn the Iocalotud foreiin ncwsas well. The general cry in town is h the times are had» money is scarce—the Banks are not discount- iitg—tlour is high and wages low—lots of folks are skeddadling and otlters urc busting upl" There ntay be some truth in all this, but we believe that after all things are not so biul us some represent them. We saw no idle men—every one appeared to be on the move doing something. There was a large Market, and the Shops received a good tiuttty visitors, and tire merchants were buy- ing atid selling and getting gain. We heard of no one starving. as is the case iii many other places. Our advice to those who are in despondency, because of tltc "hard times," is to hope on and hope over. Things will take a turn byo attd bye, attd tlto New Dominion gold will be flowing into our Island Ill a constant stream. “'ait uutll we get the Loan.

by?“ 15? reference to otir advertising columns it trill he soon tllat a tttateriai change has taken place in our I'ost Ollico arrange- ments. Mr, Owen scents determined to do all he can to afford every accommodation to the country. Prince County is under a great obligation to him for what he has done.

In?” SEVERAL complaints Itave reached on lately front otir subscribers in North Bedeqne that the mail did itot reach there until Satur- dav eventing instead of the morning. We hope this will be looked into and made right. agr- Tnn Rev. Mr. A. -I)csllris: will (I). V.) preach iii the Linkletter Road School House, to-tnorrow, Friday evening, at 7 o‘clock; mid in Suiitniorside at 10.! and [ii o'clock, oti Sunday next, the 11th inst.

Latest by Telegraph !

Paris, August 51b. The oilleial Journals deity that tho visit of the Emperor Napoleon to Vienna has any

rumors which attribute political significance to the interchange oftlte courtesies between the Emperors of frame and Austria are erro- iicous. Dublitt, August allh. It is reported that General It‘ariola ha.» confessed his connection with the Fenian oni- break in Ireland, uiul has oil’ercd to I'et'eal the details of the .b‘eiiian movement and testify for the Government. l’aris, August 51b. The claims of France and French subjects upon Mexico are to be carefully revised by it Coiiilliiss on wlticlt ha. J st Lt-eit appointedby the Emperor Napoleon for that purpose. Iierlin, August 5th. The press of this city continents tovday tipoti the reply of \'~ ioleon to the Ii‘oieign Melti- hcrs of the 1-. iibiiion \llli\‘t 'ally, and ex- press confidence in the sincerity ut‘tlie Empe- ror's aspirations for the peace of the whole world.

I-‘loreuce, August ti.

Garibaldi has come to the conclusion that considering all the circumstances it was best to abandon for the present the movement at initial Rome. The volunteers, whiclt had begun to collect from all p trts of Italy, and which had invaded the Papal territory at many places, will disperse, but tltc movement

ed, itot abandoned forever. ions for another great movement will be pnr iL‘tl illi great activity, aml (lat-i- Intbli hitttself expressed his iii-tn 1 he! in the h‘ucccss' iii the next iiiovtiaent.

London, August 5.

The l'russian loatt, wlticli was otl‘ercd itt this market on Saturday, does ttot meet with success. Kit bids have yet. been made, and its chances of success are slim.

The reform meeting called at Hyde Park tn-dayprovedafitilure. Fewpetqilccompnra- tively tve - in attendance, and little or no spirit was manifested.

New York, thi—L’ p.ttt.

Gold 39}.

n‘ ' . ' itidl’l’lt‘li. it . (.x. Alliiit, uttclc of the bride, \\’cllington, Lot it}, on Wednes- day the 7th inst., by the Rev . W. R. li‘raiilc, Mr. ilenjamin Darby, Merchant, ofSunmter- side, to Catherine Aitii Douglas, fourth daugh- ter of William Alley, Esq. , ot‘IIillside, Cat“ digau.

itt Charlottetown, on the Eltth ult., by tltc lev. 11. Pope, Mr. Edward Warren to Miss Margaret IicRinnon, all of Charlottetown.

lly the same, on the 30th tilt., at the rcsi- deuce of the father of the bride, 7npt.Wllliuiu Ilurke, ol Charlottetown, to Emma, youngest daughter of Air. James Council, also of Char- Iottetown.

At the Manse, on the lst inst., by the Rev. 'l‘ltoinas Duncan, Mr. James ‘I‘hottipson, De Sable. to Miss Isabella Frazer, Lot .70.

At St t‘unersld , Fanny. intantilaugbtcr oi'Alr. llenty Iirchuut, aged 15 months.

At Summersitlc, on the 15th ult., aftera few days illness, Charlotte Amanda, youngest daughter of Robert and Attit McLaren, aged It) months .

maximise"

Summerside Direct.

7 ‘Ili-i Fast-sailing lit-igt. ZL’LII'JII’J, class-

ed A I at Lloyd's, for 5 years, coppered :mtl ctipper—tiistenod.— Kenneth It‘iitlayson, (touttttaiuler—will sail from Liverpool. (LII. , direct for this port, on or about the 13th Sep- tetttber.

This vessel has already proved a desirable (-oitteyanec for Goods, being fast, tllltl having always delivered her cargoes iii ilrst. rate order.

Ir‘reighl taken at a reduced rate.

Apply in Liverpool to \VM. STE‘VART S; (.‘o., l ‘l'r.ttlord (‘|t.tittbers, South Joint Street, or to

JAMES L. HOLMAN. Snuunr-rsille, Aug. {4, 1563'.

attach;

l’oint, Iliggin‘s Road, Eginont Bay, Skinner‘s

a. in. —North Ilcdeque, liedcque, Capc'l‘rav- ersc, Scarletown, Augustine Cove, 'I‘ryon, Crapaud.

bar at It! o'clock, i. iii. transmission iii tlto above mails. otherwise they will be sent to the General Post ()lllcc,

Charlottetown.

the United States, closed on Tuesday and Friday evenings, at 3 o'clock.

. . .‘ I . I after which time letters must be deposited iii pnlitiuil oluut, .iiid tiLLl-IIL that the public the 101,01“mb m “w dour.

gentleman wlto has several

7 ‘IIIS Institution will he rcaipencdon Alon. examination of Candidates Thursday of August‘iitst) i

i iug' Term.

Liverpool Traders.

This (’I‘hnrstlt v) Evening.

Mrs. W. Stevenson,

ofCharlottt-town, will give it.

rm q, III) ,

‘ or sale at the Stores 'id Rogers, James L. A. McDonald, Esquire-s. MRS. STEVENSON will also give a CO.\'- CERT iii ST. ELE. VOR'S COURT IIOUSE, on li‘ilII). i'liig, the Ulh inst", at 8 o'clock. ‘ Sammcrsidc, Aug 8, 1867 .

New Arrangement

Tickets ls. (id. choir. of R. 'I'. IIolman Ilolman, atid Jolt

Prince Co‘iinty Mails

IIE Subscriber has been instructed by tho Postmaster General to notil‘yihe public that an arrangement, making Suitiiiicrside a distributing oliice for l’rince County, has been ordered by Government to go iitto effect this first day ut'Augnst, 1867. Mail Iingsarc now dcspatehcd from this ()lllcc to the fol- lowing places, closing at the hours on the days named: — Moxoxrs ANII 'FIIURSIJAYS.—.‘Il Ll.) o'r-Ior/r, Eleanor‘s. Alist-tiuehe, Lot 11:, Lot 14, Port llill, Lot 12, Lot 7, Lot tt,Cttscputpcc. (Albertou),Iiiidurc Bridge, Kildare, Little Ticnlsli, ' ‘gnislt, West Cape, Canipbeilton Lot 4. At 12d o‘clock,1i.ni-— 'ruveller‘s Rest,13ar- ret‘s Cross, l’ark Cornc ,Iudiun IiIVL‘I‘JIitI‘il- Iey, Burlington, French Rivor,i.’riitcctotvn. .‘loniuvs.—At :34 o‘clock, p. m.—-I:‘itteen

Poml.

’I‘nt‘usnxr—Jt 35 o‘clock, 11. air—Mount Pleasant, Lot 8, Western Road, Miminegnsh. \‘Vuosustixrs & S.t‘rt:itn.\vs‘—.rll 10 o‘t'lur/s

s

Lower Iledequt'ufl‘c a week, on “Unmas-

All letters must lie run-mun to insure their

Newspapers sent free. Mails for New Brunswick, Canada, and

Utllcc closed precisely at :3 o‘clock, p.ttt.,

THOMAS CltAlll-l, l'ostttiastt-r. Sumnierside, Aug. 1, Mill—iii aug-‘i

*Arrangements will be probably soon made to depsateh these Nails on Tuesdays and Fridays instead.

FRINGE COUNT Grammar School,

r ‘IIIS Institution will lie rc-epened after the Midsummer holidays, on MONDA Y, the 5th day of August next. Parents desirous of giving their children a good education would do well to avail themselves of the facilities atl'ortlctl. In addition to the ordinary branches of Engliin education, instructions

FOR SALE !

V VIIA’I' \‘lllll’llilfl FREEIIOLI) FARM, at LOT 10‘ FERRY, of Otto lluttdred and 'l‘hirty acres-eitherwithorwitltuut the crop. As the Faint is well known a description here is unnecessary. Au crson wanting a Farm, by calling on tl critter on the premises, or on William I airsto, Esq.,Sum- mersidc, will receive all t e required inform-

ation. LRIIK.

IICEJI'iIRIJI' I;ch Lot 16, August 5, 1:567.

MASONIC l

’ ‘IIE regular Monthly Coiumunii tion of

tumour Lu \so ' Loooc, No. 984, will be held on rpm. )A*WIII3 next, the 13th inst., at the usual he , in the New Loom:

Roost, over the Store of Mr. L. Vicanasox. Summerside, Aug "

‘ OR the assistance given me and mine, at . the late tire iit St. Eleanor‘s, by my neighbors ntul friends, I feel more thankful than I can express—especially to the ladies; also to the children—a goodly lot.

For care and honesty, perhaps there never was anything of the kind so troll conducted. My Stock, tittihlalilig of Drugs, litany of ti. dangerous nature in a tiuid state, Glass and contents, Confectionary of all sorts. Nuts, Candies, Maple Sugar and Fruits were, no doubt , temptation enough to the little ones. To their credit—and their parents—be it spoken, not a cent‘s worth was purloincd, not. a glass carelessly broken—although the whole saved was moved and removed that night.

Thanking numbers who are “ so sorry" for ttic, they will be glad to learn I am ttot such an object of eoinuiisserntio r as they may de- pict.'-—Iit the first place, t Almighty has this . s always, seemiii ly blessed us with an abundant crop of ' committed to His cure. Again—I plit sopltise a “ lectlo." Thus, il‘I had insured all my property year after year for twenty-four years, as my neighbor has done—I think I would be more out of pocket than I would 1 at in with insur- ance.

To those who do truly sympathise with me I say—positively, recollect.-—\'ou should just see how I set my ” teeth in the bed-post" next nutinting—grieving that I was itotittsured this suison at any rate, philosophy again—only oit another tack.

The Subscriber. grateful for former favors, informs his numerous friends that lie has c- moved all saved to a part of Mr. A. Ilollaud‘s Shop, where the business will be carried oti as usual.

JAMES J. FRASER. itor's, July It.

St. Ele

without reserve, sale to commence on

Tuesday, the Bill August,

inst., at 1 o‘clock, precisely.

John Andrew—McDonald,

intending to make an alteration iii his busi- ness, will dispose of the whole of his valuable Stock of

oodn

oeeries, Hardware, Crockery, Glassware AND SIIOI‘ FURNI’J‘L'RE, BY AI‘CTION, rule t-oiitniencing on TUES-

DA Y, the lilth Al'tiI'S'l‘, and continncdfi'um day to day until the wltolc is disposed of.

Dr

are given iii the eck, Latin attd French Languages, Mathematics, (kc. As it might[ be cons‘ ered not. iii good taste on tin-l p art of a teacher to say anythini.r iii favor if: his method at impartingr instruc ‘on, I submit! the following letter for publ" ‘ trottt a visited my School, and who is well known iii the com- ntunlty.

ALI-1X. McRAE, Master. Summers-hie, Aug.‘.i, 18th".

'I‘iti:.\si.'tti:u‘s Orrieix, July 22, 1867.

My Ilmli' Sin—I lllll about removing my two sons from the Grammar School. at Suiti- nlct'sidc. I cannot, however. do so without expressing to you my satisfaction at the pro- gress they have made while under your c: 'c. liaving had several opportunities of hearing lessons taught at your School. I consider the svsletit good, and I sinccr y hope it may long prosper llIIilL‘I‘yIIIII' very ellicient management. I remain, dear sir, Yours, very truly. Jam-1s “’xuncitros. Colonial 'l‘reasurer.

Mr. Mellae.

Normal. School.

dav, the 2d of September next. The ' 'or entrance will -' us (the last to itoor of ‘J a. No Candidates absent at to proliitdiiary initiation can be admitted it til the follow-

begin on the 'l‘hursday p

lli.

ly order ofthe Board of Education, .lOIIN .\Ie.\'l‘lll.l., Secretary. August 1, him.— '

’ ‘III'Z IlARIi (fA'll/A'Ia‘will sail for LIVER- I’UULUII FRIDAY llic 'Jtl AUGUST; and the CLIPPER SillliA’l’IlV l)().l/IA‘1()A’ about the 20th AUGUS' . ' ' to former will leave LIVERPOOL, 11-! ng, the tlrstweek itt SERI‘EAlill-IR, attd “ NEW DOMIN- ION" ou the lst of UL iii.

For FREIGHT or PASSAGE apply iii LIVERPOOL to JOSEPH I—‘Ol’i-I .E t,‘o., Trati‘ord Chambers, orin Charlottetown to the

DWIIUI‘ ' JAMES C. roiin. [augi‘

Ch'town, July 31, 1307 . BOARDS! ‘IIE Subscriber 1 i‘illeen I‘oint i

Share. on the SI’RITL‘E IlUARIIS. them by proving propert penses.

:tyiiig ex-

J()SE EDGE, (Ur; tiire‘s Son.) ll'i"

"Rot-n I‘oint, Aug. 9, intii‘. Wanted ! IMMEDIATELY, il good He ly I apprentice to tho IIIiACliS. '

A 5.

.ad as an I III'SI-

JOSEI‘ I CC] ER

Sumnterslde, Aug. it, HGT.

Shop to Let! r o LET. a sin) and o\vi:i.i.i,\‘ii

ilOlISl-I attach t'i‘im s'rnizn'i'. I Apply to

IIIIGII RAMSAY.

Bargains may be expected, as the whole will be sold for w iat they will bring.

unsists iii part of

DRY GOODS, 8w:

Black, Iirown and lilac Cloths,

Ileavct'ttn'l l’ilot Cloths, Dot-skins and 'I‘weeds, Grey, \\'hitc and l'ii-blcached Cottous, Striped Shirting, Iled Ticks, Jeans, Cotton Warp. Flaunt-ls, Osnabnrg, I’rinted Cottons, Lustrcs, Delaincs, AL pacas. t'obui'gs. Wincest’laids. Shawls, Mantle, Flowers, Ribbons, lliits ainl Bonnets, Gloves, li’eathers, Hosiery. Hair-Nevis; Threads iii variety Sewing, Silk and Twist; Litteit, Casban, Muslin, Laces. I‘Idgiiig’s, lililids, Netts,.\'cck-‘l'ies, Iiuttons, .lewt Needles altd 1’ . Coats, Trouser. , ’ests, Shirts. Drawers, Ilats ntul C' is. IIHIHIRCI'ClItiiis, Collars, Neck 'l‘ics, 'iiomespuit, Socks, Mitts, U ti bi‘cllas, Grain Sacks,

Boots and Shoes, 650., Indigo, Aluiti, (Yudlicar, ('npperas, LogWULid, Red & Ycllow Ochre, I’aintttnd ()il, ibikitig‘d: Washing Soda, Iilue, Epsom Salts Castor Oil, I a nice oi I'elqicriuint a Lemon, Cloves, Nutntegs, Licorice, Ginger, All-Spire, Cinnamon, Sulphur, Brimstone. Borax, Cadiz Salt, Kerosene Oil, the" the. 'I‘I'ZA SE'I"I'S.('nps and Saucers, Plates. liowls. l'itelters, Ii‘ arid Iillhllltt.'I'tia-ptils, Mugs, Meat and Vegetable Dishes, he” dew

HARDWARE:

. ». . IIoi'sc blioc,iio:trd,bltinglc,L:ttlt‘ ititd Iloat Nails, Spikes and liruds, Clench Rings, llaml, 'i‘enon, Cross Cut, \\‘hip and Mill Saws and Files, a large assort- ment ol'llarness Mountings for bavhllcrt, llauies, Whips, Traces and Ilaekitands: Iron Squares and Rules, Screw Atlgnrs, l’lougit Mounting, . . t'. Bl for & Spring Steel! Pots and Pans, Window (il~ Seythes, Forks, Shovels, Spades, . is', Iaiclh, Screws and lliuges, Looking Glasses, L'oil and Milekelcl Lines itiid lloiiks, I‘lanes, Revels, Angers, Spoke-shaves, Chisels, Spoons. Knives and Forks, Door Ilolis, \v'ioliit Strings, Powder and Shot. V l’crcusaion (hips, Shot Iielts aiul I'owdcr Flasks, Comb Ilrusltes, Slates, I’i-n: ils, Awls, American iiroad Axes and Adzcs, \Vetivers‘ Reeds, Spectacles, Ritzurs alul Strops; Kerosene Lamps,in great. variety 'l‘unthlcrs, Glasses, Salt Dishes. Sugar liowls, I'rcscrvo Dishes, llitter Bottles, Lamp Glasses, Cotiicctionary Bottles and Iiuxes.

.‘K

Cool: um] I’urlor Stores. lllitl spare fil- lings for Cool: Slut-es. RI-IA’II'IMIIl‘lIL SALE IS POSITIV '3 Terms made known at sale.

JOHN A. III 'DONALID.

l l

Stittinterside, August H, latit'.

.‘luinttierside, Aug. 1, 1867.

SUMMERSIDE JOURNAL, THffitSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1867.

iFlour! Flofiurll l‘lour! ! DAVID ROGERS

I_IAS this day received front MONTREAL, per Schr. LOUISE ANNA. 75 bttrrels C.L'AI)A FLOUR, wurr

Hourly ted,

per Sehr. MARIA L'IIZ :lL‘. 125 barrels of the celebrated ALLOIVA ' MILLS FLOUR,

ted good.

universally k own as one of the best Canadian brands. Augu, . 3i

Read all who “want Good Leather!

’ ‘IIE Subscriber begs leave to inform the

_ inhabitants of CAMI'RELLTON. and the] country generally, that he has conuncneed' busincns in the TANNER 1' formerly occupied by S’I‘RANG IIAR'I‘, Esq, whore Ito is pre< pared to execute all orders cit usual to his care, in good style aitd with do -

After having thoroughly ed his shop. and log prepared a suitt lo number of capavious pits, itellattcrshiin -If that he can suit his customers in his line of business. lluilhlo Robes tunited and dressed in the latest and most improved style.

A . SCIIL'IIMAN.

Cantplicllton. Lot 4, Aug. 1, 1867 .

Fur ttjbw “Ice/ca.

Building grater Lots.

' person wishing to purchase any of those finely situated LOTS a Summer- side. the property of ROBERT L IE’l‘iI. ERRE, Earp. will have illl runity of itcgotiat'ng with the subscriber at whose residence a plan of the property I ay be seen. CHARLES GREEK.

Augl , lSST—pr ili

Mackerel.

\VANTED to purchase, any quantity oi

.‘IACKEREL, for which the l 'ghcst price in citin will be paid. CARV “LL BROS.

Aug. 1. 18671-41

Money Order Office, General Post Oflice, Charlottetown. 15th July. 1867. l I .\"I‘IL further notice in hours for issuing aitd paying Mom rs at this Ollice will be from 10 a.nt., l l p. in.. and front 2 p.m., till 4, p.tii. '

'I‘. OWEN, I‘..\I.G. Ang. I . “NOTICE l

QUANTITY of SPRUCE BOARDS have lately drifted on sltore, on the sub- scribers premises, oti Lot , and are now scoured and pil -d tip. ‘ ter can have the same by proving propc y and paying ex- penses, otherwise they will c disposed of us

the law directs. S . J. STIIAXG. 3i

Lot 15. August I, 1867. . Qfiuullitlllt Quasar 245mm.

King lzttare, (North Side,) . I‘. JOIIN, X. B.

The Subscriber having leased the above

Hotel, and rctitted the saute, is now prepared

to aeeontnimlate Transient and Permanent Boarders, and trusts liy attention to meet a

share of public patronage Ilavittg also leased modious Stable- attached, aitd secured th ' s of a careful

llostler, who will be in attendance at all hours, travellers will be sure to get satisfac~ tion at lowest rates. JAMES \V. THOMSON, Proprietor. , St. John, N. IL, July i,1rlUT.—iy

“Point du Cherie House,

Point do Chene- N- B-

7 ‘lII-i Subscriber would beg to call the attention ot'tlte travelling public to this wt -known and favo ito Hotel, situated at the head of the II" “'hari at Point. du t‘hene. Its advantages as tl.’ esidence for parties iit quest of health cannot be sui'anscd. The air is pure, bracing and invigorating, while there is every filt‘llily for deep sea bathing. Tho trains for St. John leave the door twice every day. The charges will be found moderate, the table good; atid the proprietor hopes by strict attention to the requirements of his customers, to ensure general satisfac- thin.

PETER SCIIURMAN, I‘ropt'ictor. 1‘. S. —1icing himself a I’. E. Islander, the proprietor would hereby respectfully request a share of the Island patronage. I‘. S. ' It), 1867. 5m

Notice.

Ll'. persons having any accounts against the Estate of the late I)o.\'.ii.ti M. I'A‘i'- ox, Merchant, deccased,are requested to i cs d, witliiit three ons indebted to said Estate are reque' settle the some with- out ilel: to be made to Mr.

" . .. tsou, or Mr . Ronmt'r AIL-ia- limo, at tltc . Sunmtcrsidc.

ROBERT S. 1'A’l"l‘l‘)IlSON, Administrator.