Clyde—\Villiam Mllllgan. Challenge—David (irinly. Eggs, Eggs—David Itugers. House d: Lot—Goo. ltanisily.

Auction—John Clay. Latest by Telegraph ! \Vcdncsday, 15th, 8 p.1n.

Two boats crossed from New Bruns- wick today. A good deal of open water in the gulf.

Hon. '1‘. I). McGee was buried at Mon- treal on Tuesday, the 14th, with impo- sing ceremonies.

The Government are keeping \Vlielun's triul private, as they think they have got the guilty party.

Benjamin Wier, of Halifax, a member

of the Dominion Parliament, died sud- i‘enly at. Ottawa.

THE Journal to-Lluy contains the an- nouncement. of a murder, which in all its circunutances, stamps its author as a rutlian of the most detestable type. The llon 'l’irostAs D'Ancv llIc(liin:,tlie states- nniii, orator, poet, in the prime of life and full vigor of almost unrivalled talents, has been

“ Done to death by felon hand." at the door of his lodgings at Ottawa, after having delivered one ot those ninr— vellous utte ‘ances in the House of Com- mons ofthe Dominion, which indicated his claim to the position of the foremost nian among the many able public men of British America, nay, of the whole Continent. He was shot deail at tlichour of two o'clock, a. in., on the 7th instant.

\thtlicr we consider the position the deceased had gained for hiinsclfin Cana- da—tlie greatness of his natural gifte— tlic variety and extent of his acquire- inents—llie large iind statesinanlike ex- , iiiisioii of his vicws-—tlie brilliant career which, in the natural course of events. might have been anticipated for his future —-—or the cowardly manner ofhis murder —ull honest men have cause to weep his fall. That his honest. outspoken oppo- sition to the designs of the Fenian organ- ization has cost him his life, no one doubts; and. surely, if there be in the l~'ciiiuii ranks one honest man, this shoclr Songs, &c. \\'c have not heard what ing event, which is but another manifcs- the receipts were, but we have no doubt talion of the spirit which declared itscll',‘ they will be very acceptable to the poor in the I'nited Kingdom. by murder and i of Sninniersidc at the present tinie-—to attempts to murder, will have the cti‘ccti which praiscwortliy purpose we learn the of separating him, at once and for ever, proceeds were to be applied. from an association professing to libcratc‘ a country by the cowardly assassination l of individuals. l

The criminal, as far as we are inform-i cd, has not yet been discovered; but we‘; learn from private sources that a nunibcrI I I of parties have been “"95,ch and we mm, iiox lslnIlid are sullcring very much, and but hope that the. large reward offered: “‘Ii‘l‘y 0‘ Um“ MW “115d "01“ “ “WWI for tlicI discovery of the wrcteli, on the 1 disease that has broken out among them. awakened consi'icucc Iofsoinc acconiplicc,- [‘39 subscribers who do not, receive may load to the vindicalnuIi ot the I lawn, their papers ppgularly will please notify and the reward from society of him or‘ us ,,{ the fuck and “.c “.i” c,,,[,.,,,.,,,. to them whose presence among living beings ’ rcmpd is :it once an outrage on our lllSlllllIlUllS‘ _ , , and an insult to Christianity and civili—‘ SWAN”) from this 0mm" a small

‘ r . . . . . . ‘ . . '. “limp Illlark Dog , licI has a “lllll. spot on li1~ breast, and Will answer to the name

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, l“llero." Any person who will bring l.\ the House of Assembly, on Monday ,him humc “s,” be rmmmch

last the following resolution was intro~ I dueed by the llun. Iii-aileroflhc (iin't‘l'll-l iii 'P',“ “writing llmm'hfilim , , - , , in v: no i c . I ropcr y won I l 0 we 0 nicnt and unanimousl ' n viecd to b the i . . . . H I '8 I__ 3 h ) IlatlIeiiil “10 Auction balc ol the (.runvillc ' I I I II IMIIIS. New London, to-iuori'ow, l-‘ridzty, lIic assassmalion oi tthIon. l .I)..\lcCcc t at 12.’ o‘clock. having been reported by 'l'clcgrapli ,ilicrcl'urcl Ii‘rsoh‘ril. That this House, rcgnrds with horror and dctcstuiion thc nirociur.‘ ainl blood-tliirrly act, and dccply sympathise with I . Wm”. up ,1“. mm” “Tn. “Imumud mum the widow and orphans. and sincerely regret ‘ kipwly I“. liwdikd in ,,,w I.,,,,,,,,.,.’,,, u“. ili.it |lI\. Dominion (mitiIiimIrnt should II:|\| Wm,qu “vu “WI. ("Iluplmvlv lwwiplvr‘ul m lost such an able ainl patriotic slate-luau. “mung “man”, up “u, ., mu,“ u ,1 “mp This Resolution callcd forth a univcr. I gut, and were lltlc‘ ' > wl 'i.h sal outburst of sympathy frnin hon. inciii- I "WI" ll!“ “‘51 ‘li-‘l' - hv biI'cl‘ol dll'2liIl‘1ll- lwrs‘ “my a “.911 (.xPerUl hum“. pm, “mi gcs uliltccuwIw: superb, and In our opinion, II I, I It I l I I II I I. _ I II I. I as lat as any in the market. Others, how- H‘“ ‘“ r "'I“ Islnjl” l.‘ "l “0" “n I lcvci', Ibouglit llial the meal. of Mr. Blake's whom the distinguished dead stood con- ‘ nail ox w...- the best on sale; and We 'II'K‘ will- neeted, in social and public life. The I but 1" k'ulii'rih' the point. As rv rils Mul- HUI‘I MessrsI 9mm“ Anoruvy ticnun‘l‘ltiill, lll’HI‘UiVl'. Mr. lIii'ldgcs carricil olIl lllL' I .m.‘ “mic, frowhn (.alllwuk “II”. I palm. ‘l he il'i'uses iii tho of [he sliccp led by ‘ ‘ ’ 'Iv ‘ i ’ ‘ ll. Wright, 1.. werc in liridgcs' stall, and ilcl'SUlI. IInviIulld, lil'CCIWH. Au"- “CIL II wc must Iv llial we never s v anything that lliclly,nud indeed almost every proniin- 1 “mill in . «quail them. The fat on the ribs pm member in “K. “UllspI Irm”.“'INNIH..I.I\v.iIsIIiI\i-1Itinrec inches lIlII\(I‘l(. ‘I\l:'I.I(‘.pnn-itbi'd I . I . I I I , > I H, | : t'.\ u iilci nc carcasc u . r. . c \III e" s ox. I“ “if “ “utimuns' “lymdb “Inch “Hf l as \\'cll us [but u icuw of his own. both of I'I'L‘llliublc illlliIE ‘0 Ill?" IW‘MISI “lIl‘l IIIWHI' l which were as sci'i ‘ablc meal as was in tlic icarts. \\'c iopc tint so on a ( cot market. We ln-li all put uni-cud shall never stain the annals of our Island. “W 1"“ I'll-“IVY i‘lill'liijl “1"“1‘ ." I {I 1‘ ' i” How sad to think that :1 public man, r°“""l“"he“'l"°“.‘ m 1!” "Mu".‘l'il'lf'yo‘l' . . . itllllill'llllit‘tl anything Iiclorc seen in this Is- liaviiig given ntteraiiec to the sentiments II,,,I,I_I.“,,.I-U,I of his mind, in the public halls of lcgis-i lation, should while ipiictly returning tol W his home to retire toII rest, be followed (;,,,.,,,.,,,,,,.,,, f“. “n.3,. ,,,.,,,,,,, by a bend iii human ;form, and by his the iuiprurcincni ofilli' harbors .uid I't|.1.\' of hellish hand he suddenly ushered into , "W lf‘l.""“.' '1 'g'i”"l' ""‘l “w “""l .PM'” "I" eternity! \I'ho that. has read his bcau- l l” I: ‘I'f" 1" “""'l‘ l““"",'""' “r ’"1’”I"“‘"T if” I.I. u I “Irma” III I” (III II c IIIII II] III (rt. Ilaibols, are much required. and, “c bclie\c. 'I“ 3, I l ‘ I I I II‘ ” “ ' ' that at both places much may licduiie towards ut the “ Row Dominion lint must feel I supplying iln-ni. Wc llopc tln- (iiivcriuilcnt that Canada has lost. an able and moi-c1 has not abandoned the latter place. The 1‘ than ordinarilygifted man ?

’I‘iir: Grand Entertainment to close up up the season 3f the Debuting Society, came oll'as announced on last Monday evening, in the Drill Shed. The attend- ance was very large—we should say over 400-—and good order was mnintained throughout. The chair was ably filled by Finlay McNeil], 13st]. The Enter- tainment consisted of Music by the llund,

W“ The snow has disappeared very fast during the past few days. The roads are nearly all born, and there is every prospect affine weather.

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y the evil so much complaincd of.

l‘l.\~‘|‘l.ll Mai -—|‘|\c I-ixhibitiuu at the (.‘harlutlciuwn iu kct tu-daIv, so far as the

r. are glad to be aide to commend the

‘sciis a good Steam Dredging Machine, and I the ilppi‘opl'ldliun of £2000 ur £3000 for [In-

[7' It is said that quite a number of. purchasi- ul‘unc, lllll rim of money to keep it perm,” an. applicants [0,. um 0mm. 01 I :III wurk,IwuiIildIbejpdipiuns. Ilinill Ill; [13in ‘ ,.' ‘ . ‘ .' ‘ . I v II ~ ,I' led )l‘lA U l ' ' 'l' IIIX' H‘r-‘I El"! (' lllllnl‘ S III" Mun“ rm Inncc (“in”) ' .1 he mm“— : to c lcnd wli Lis long distances. In some ilnu‘s u" appear I” 1‘1"“ dumb" 0" [he . localities. such as ihdcqnc, iln- nintciial i-x- (hivcrnmcnt. \Vc think this importanticarutnl would be human! min". the III-"kc! nllicc slum“ not be mm“. pulpit-“II um] V:Illli' UleIli'll would be very cruisiilcrablc —-

that [he persun receiving it “mum be up I’ and lhcli a i'liaiincl might be madc. iit liltlc Inwpd m p ‘ ‘I l r i) I I l icost, which would not be liable to fill up for m In“ 1 50 mil" “5 K “ml “c” centuries. We want a report upon the scvc-

the business in a satislhctory manner. rul harbors oftliis Island. giving llio t-xicni " ‘ ,aud nature .iftlic ulislrnciiuns in lhcir cliaii- iicls.

I}? The editor of the ly'rzuninrr must have been misinformed when he stated that hay was selling in llcdri’pic for £12 per ton, and straw £1. 'l'hc highest u'ices '_ ~ .1- "- o . ., ' . I I I II £6 II\\(»Ill.'I\C llt IItIlIt)lIltl|11 .hut locality “IIIIIIIINIHFII “In, “um,” ,1". l,,.,.,.,.,,, ,,.,.,.kI is Ior my, and .LJ for straw; large Win: ,,, H“. pad sum, of u“. it... '|',~,,,-I,.“,.,-. uuaiilics were sold tar below that figure. lshuuld not he too i-cniurvsuuic on Iln- too at \Yc do not. lumw (if a mm. in “crimp”- ‘ this late season uftl.c year. It is iiuw III“ who would think of ‘akiury siich il price. “Wm”: 1" l” i up “1””; ti". “'l'nls' “"d .“III I I . ' ”‘ . I . I I I i many other phi and the mud ut the past ” l5 "0 (IOUIJI III” “N” I‘HI‘ICI '3 “‘lI} ,i‘civ days has opened up the Three Tides. and scnrqc Ill some settlements, but money is I the llnrhnr's Moulh. (In the North side in- more so. “'0 believe there is plenty of‘ learn the ice ls IIii-okciiInp considerably; and fuddt‘l‘ in [I ‘, - . ‘ I, . [Mum] m 5“ ,1 . I is fast disappearing, n ii‘Iavy rici'I. irouit iIccl» 111...... in “at: “(51:01,; a". . hm] the Pgilfv 3 forts ol'tho wind, scattering it in iill direc- . "I I1 'v 5 , ,‘iiuiis- ~lsl. '0 1'in font. Ilic great trouble is tth . want of money and seed grain. If the poor people have not need to sow this "l‘llllg-Lnnd many we believe \\ ill not—— the distress will be greater next winter iban it is now. Lettbo tbivci'nnieiit lend out one or two thousand pounds, to the pow n he have no seed, and make it pay— uhlc next fall, without interest. It would i'i'ilound to their credit.

upon the south side of the Island—Isl.

Sitviur \l. llilnsus liavc bi-cn drowned on the

A Dis‘rnicssmu (‘ui'ou causes the fricnds of tlic iiuil'eri nuch pain as the suil‘crcrliiin- si-lt'. Dr. \Vist ii's llalsnni of Wild (llieri‘y wlll certainly cure coughs. colds. arrest con- .sumptiou. and that speedily. evcl' fail?

or > ~ Qmarried.

At North Iledeque. on the 9th URL, by the Rev. 1!. 3. 1":itteriion, Mr. Alexander Alllcck to Miss Margaret <‘rocket, of llcdcipic.

At (,‘liarluitclown, on the Iilll iusl., by the Rev. 'l‘lir-inas Duncan. i\lr. Malcolm Mclu. tosh. of that city, to Miss l-lnplicinia Currie, South Shore.

Attih'l‘own, by the name, Mr. Solomon llm'kcndorfl', North ltivcr, in MIMIC (‘iilberinc Simpson, Cavendish.

W’ The House of Assembly, after sit- “W! for six weeks, rose on Monday lost. We will give in nt‘ulure number the titles of the bills [tale/ted.

'l‘in‘. ice on our harbor is as firm as it \vnsnmolilllI-u n. Home may be seen on it in all irectionn. Many persons

have recently travelled out around Sea l (‘ow Head on the ice. From prescnt appearances it will be two or three weeks yet before the harbor will be open. The "‘0. we learn, has all moved oil from the North Side. ('nscumpec Harbor is all i leaving u widow. ‘ll olilldmn. mid 'Jl grand-I "Illclb A Vessel sailed out of Malpequc chilercn It; l‘lIliilll‘lluillIIiI‘Il‘ loss. IIIlI)IoIefIiIiI|I.~iIIII pI'IriIzI I i r - . t 1‘ "ll Ilt' (I :II'IIIU . .1 i ‘ I - ‘I'Lhizrli'flrgfliaizé‘dIKRJF ftxliltlg‘llrfilIsland in the year [\‘17 ——I Nova Scotni pu-l

. , pi-rs please copy . rlrar of ice.

I At the Lunatic Asylum, on Monday. the 6th A [01- 07 Flo," "gored M Aucunn m) I Iusl., of Ncuilc Iii-ray, John Campbell. mar- . T‘w‘d"? it!!! sold for (i714. 6d. per barrel.

. l c . ll.l\‘., nut-i182 can. “Art Vernon lliver, t)!" the 4th IIIIiircIIii iIiIl’ter " l ' i.., ., .l ' c, Inn farm of the [Me HIVIHOPOIEMII four in: "the lllIits- Mr \lrv ll‘i ii I II was sold tit Auction. on Monday lnsl,and realized the sum of £600.

.13 t 2 ll . I but It, on thei'éd‘iusld tailor a long and painful illness. which he bore with christian

resignation to the Divin Will, MrI. [I‘ll'lnll‘ ilr Ali-Donald. in the 73d ycnr oi In! ugn;

aged 70 years, “I' war a iuuiic of Rosit- shirc. Scotland, and emigrated to this Illaml

'in early life.

C437" “'0 hear that the Indians on Len-l

ion towards .

ilainl Uovcrnnicnl. in our opinion. should pus-i

'l‘hcrcis no diilicnlty in the way oft great improvements in most of the harbors.

When did ilI

I if approved credit.

SCHOOL BOOKS.

GRANVILLE MILLS! For Sale I !

Ill: Subscriber offers {or 8an his valuable stand of Mills, in New London, Lut 3i, Queen‘s County, and

255 Acres of Land.

The MILLS consist of iiGlllS'l‘ MILL, with three. run 01 . tones and an UA’I‘ lilLN. allin good order. The S.\\\' MILL is double geared, and is capable of cutting l‘lunk 112 feet long. The SIIINULE Mllil. is new, and is considered by competent judges the best. ainl Instust on tho lslainl—cii'cirlnl‘. cross-l cuts, and completely finishes—and is guanu~ teed, it properly attended to cut seventeen thousand Shingles pcr day.

There are also on the premises a coiufo'ta- lilo Dwelling llousc, Store, good ble. Horn, and other Out-buildings, a good Garden lllll Orchard, well planted Willi Fruit and Unin- mental Trees.

’I‘liis properly being situate at the heail of the tide. there is abundance of Mussel Mud within 21’: chains oftlic form. A public Wl-arf is only half l| inilc distant, where any aunoint of produce can be shipped. There are many other local advantages, such as u Wesli-yui Chapel and Presbyterian Church, and publ'c School, within ten minutes walk of the pro- pcrtv.

The above property is altogether n v ~ I lc. Iand desirable one. as the stream is siilllcicutl tto drive the three Mills all the year round. ‘ If not disposed of by private Sale by the first ot'April. next it will then be sold at l’l'lllJt‘, A IZtI’l'lON, wiihout reserve, din.- unlice of which will be givtii Any information can he had on application to the Subscriber ontlic premises.

l‘Il)\V.\lll) IIENIIY. Granville Mills, March 19. 1568.

The above property—Grain; ville Mills—will be sold at I’nb-i lic Auction, on Friday iicxt,tliej lthh iiist., at 12 o'clock, noon.

EDWARD HENRY.

HOUSEAND LOT, iFflR SALE IN SUMMERSIDE.

if ‘Illi Subscriber will nll‘er for SALE. by : l'l‘lil.lt: AI‘I'TION, on rlA'l‘lillDAI' llicxt. the lHlli insl., at :2 o'clock, p.m.. in from ofthc. “ (‘Lii ro}: Hui-sit," that valuableI Il’ropvrty rccenlly outnpicd by him, on thc ieorncr of Summer and Market Streets, ncar IIIH‘ Drill Slicd, iii Suniiucrsidc. The Lot is .39 X 120 feet. The House is ucw, complc itinishcd, and is a very comfortable cult "l‘liere is a stable close to the house. Any pcrsun wi>llilig to inspect the house on or before the day of ale can do so on applica— 21in" a: rim .luui'im olllcc. Immediate posses- isinn will be given. I The above cottage. is situated in the drycst. land most pleasant part oftlie Town. 'l‘crnis easy, and made known at Sale.

0 EURO l‘l RAMSAY. Lot 2I7, April 16, lhlis.

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A : the St. lClcunor‘s lload.

AM paying, and still will pay at llll times, the highest price in cash for EGGS, dc- livered at my Warehouse. D. ROGERS.

Suninierside, April 10, 1868. Challenge. ’ 11E subscribrr will trot his hr rse. for one mile or more. against any gentleman's

horse in Summersido or Prince County, for

820. DAVID GRADY. Sunimersido, April 10. lsGS.——li‘

V VIIIS celebrated and well-known Entire. Horse, “Clyde,” imported by the Govern-i ment iIiIISIH, from Clydesdale, Scotland, is of a iliirk bay color, 17d hands high, 7 years old. weighs 18 cwt., and is one ot‘ the best horses this Island can produce, and has licrc- tuforc given general sntisfactiuli. He will- lravel for the season on the following route:

III‘ will leave Coles’ .IIUWI,I11 St. EIeunor‘s, on Monday, the 27th April, inst., passing along the Town Itonddu ’I‘lioinns Sinis’sJEsip, Kcnsiiigioii. ()n the 2811i he will go to Stu-l plien Mchnniin‘s, Indian River Cross, l|lllll rcinaiu tin-re. until 3 o'clock; thence to John 11rceii’s,l)ariiley; where he will remain all night. On the film he will passtlirough l'urk t'orncr, on to Richard l’illmaii‘s, French ltiver. On the 30th he will pass through ('liflon on in Stanley Bridge. ()n the 1st May he will pass through llopc Itiver, on to ex. Luird‘s. (Yavcndisli. On the 2d he will through New (.‘Iasgow on to It. Bagnall's, 1 “.01 Grove. On the 3d he will pass through the Town lhunl, on to John Maync's, County Line Road. On the 411i through Somerset to John Kecl‘c‘s. ()ii the 511i through Augustine Cove on to Nelson (,‘lark's. Cape Traverse. On the 0th through 7 mile Bay to Jnmcn Atlleek‘s, S irletown. On the tub through lleileqnc, calling at Nooiian's, on to Thomas Cairns‘s, near Summerside. On the tlih through Snniiucrsiilc, on to St. Elennor's, where he will remain iiiiiil the lltli.

The above route will he continued for the siuion, ueailicr, 51.0.. permitting.

WM. MILLIUAN, Owner.

April 16, 1865.

‘ The Ranger !’

V ‘IIE Entire Horse Ranger, 3 years old,

will stand during the seamin—l'runi the 1st May until the 25th .IulIv,—at the subscri- licr‘s h‘arni, one mile from Sumincrsidc, on

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Till. superior Animal was sired by tin-I. celebratedTURN ADO. i

L; 11 and see him at the residence of the owner.

JAS. C. DARBY. I

April 9, 1808.

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" Jeff. Davis.”

" ‘llI-I celebrated Stud Horse. “Jetl'Dm‘~ -l vcars old. stands 1.'. lianilsliigli. we

Sunnucrslde.

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“ POSITIVE‘KFD‘VW UN RESERVED SALE '1

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The subscriber has been instructed to sell 1in PUBLIC AUCTION,

on S.l'l'l.'li’l).-l 1', the ‘Jiitli day of .‘II'Ii’I/..'

Iinslunt. at the hour of 10 o'clock, ii. iii., the leiolo oi the

l FISHING PROPERTY. of.\1r. lilu‘NJ. ROGERS, on Kildarc Island.

at the entrance of (Inscuuipcc Harbor, eon?

sisling of

l

ivrcs of Leasehold LAND, at a nominal rcni. A Fish Stage. 4h x no, A l-‘isli llnuw and Store, (in one) 5 large Fishing Boats. 1 llail .\li|l, llcaui Scales and

i 10 Ni Weiin S‘vt Line, 1.5 blils llait. ll 'heoiis, I alt, I ('ooking 'tcnsils. 'l‘ables, Tools.

‘and :ivai'icly of . tielcs l‘uo noun-rolls to ‘niciiti-ni. All of which will posiiivcly be sold

‘ "Tl/ion! It’cseriw.’

I'l‘lillAIN‘. ~—l“or sums of 20s. and under. cash I on ili~li\ci'_i; forsnins ul‘upwards o - ' I . six inuntlis‘ credit. will be given on np-. . proved Notes of “and. i

’ WM. [11‘ llllAlll), Auctioneer. .

i AIllIiIcrtou. .\prIlI.Nth,I Isiis. I _! I STOCK, l

IIi‘oi‘iuiug Implements, House- hold li‘iii'niturc, &e.,

l FOR SALE BY PUBLIG AUOTION!

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l‘lll'l Nubsciibcr bun bci-ii llIlIlIllI'IZt'II to offer,

luv sillc by l‘lfllldtl Ab "liltlf on Ihi'|

|pr.-ini.~cs M Mr. .I. i.. \\'l.‘lt:ll'l', t'cnirevillc, an! I - g . . i Monday, 24 [ll April, inst.

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Sale I” I‘Hlilllll‘lu‘i' :il 1 o‘clock, p. m. The follow ‘ 'iu-g Mock. farming linpli-iucnls, lloiuetiuld l-‘urui- ‘iuic, Ai .cuiirisliug nil--

ll Marc. 1 I'lll l Mipcrior Horses, 2 ('ows. ‘2 I \\‘uod Nb-i ' -ii\ t‘iillnrr, 1 Carl. l i I)Illlll|ll' ’ " r .

10ml ringli- llo I)... III! \\‘nggnu llnrni-sn 1 lincbing, ’ I'uds and lliiteliiug.‘ blinds, 1 Sci swinglctrccs.

Household Furniture.

l Subul Lounge. | ('licll'uincerJ lluok Case 3 -l llulsivudu, Slovcs, t‘bairs. 'I'ablcsI Aux, &c I Terms Liberal. made known at sale. Sale Positive. and no reserve! .IOIIN CLAY, Auot. April lli, “Him—"P

Boot &. Shoe Factory! ' ‘lll-l snbscribcr begs leavoto direct the attention ofllio public to his

BOOT & SHOE SHOP, AT NEW GLASGOW BRIDGE,

where he is prepared to do iill descriptions of work in his line, at the shortest notice. and ituarantci-s good material and " perfect tits." No slop-work performed lioru.

Men and wonn-u‘u Boots and Shoes kept wnstnntly on hand, and sold cheap for cash

.lusi step in and leave your measure. ' JAMES l). HOUSTON. New (Ibiswa Bridge, Feb. 27. 1868.

NEW 8EIIIE8 0F

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V ‘HE NEW SERIES of REA I) IN (I

Iitltllis. authorized by tln- “on”? or l'lmtcn-iim for Iisein the PUBLIC SCHOOL?! ol this Island, can now he had complete at

Harvie’s Bookstore, QUEEN STREET. A IJIH‘JIM. mucous-r allowed to Teachers nnd Wholesale Dealers. hi" l'leuo lend in your orders. (‘Ii'uiwii. March 5. 1882-1,"

M

(North i'apc, Alimincgnsli. Caniplielton, Lott

. t be seen on application to Mr..lolm Dickiesoii.

I, ...I i i | :4 ‘ i S l @l ' I , a 1 3, I F! rel I ":3; ._I I ,. 5 5. l 2 3- i :'-' t-l ..— _ -am..-_‘.—.~-.a :1 l Jill ' i e l l :w l {/5 , :‘ 3 It; F: I a“ "IQ .. ;3. _ 0 I I I Ir-i .-¢_.-_.__.... W. I; l .IIIOI .0. .. ~. . V l: a :3 l‘ C gilt: o' .4, ; a: “I: to Ir] N. .:. 5‘! a”: _,---.._,.l___.__-l§“_ .l g“ 3, 1.101 1 ‘ I 5i y 7. l ‘ :3 o , 3, 2 t‘ o: I c . 2:. . or. v we» I, “WW”-.. __ “M.-. ,. é“, is: we I: m g 3! D IN :11 ’< "I. "‘ 7. ° :1 o a} —-« i . o E; In 2_ ' i gnu" uan I or. -338 li-_.im-_

unl wcll proportioned, will travel’ for (In :isuu. through the following route. commencing on the 1st of May:

l‘ort llill, Lot 11. (.‘asctiuipec Village, \Ilici-ton. .\lontrose, Kililare Capes, 'l'ignish.

7. l)"l.c.ii'y lloud. and down the Western Ibicnl to Allen's, Wellington, thence through to Port 11111. Alt’I‘IIIYlt 11 . MILLIGAN. Lot 17, April 0, ISUS.—1iii

‘“ Randolph.”

V ‘11}; celebrated fast trotting Horse, “Hun-I dolpll " stands sixtccu hands liigh,wuiglis 121)!) pounds. will ti vcl for the season, cuiii- nicnciiig the 25th inst. , through the following places: I t‘rap.unl. Di-Siiblc, Bonsliaiv. Nine Mile Creek. Dug ltivcr. Cavendish. New London. lbirrcti's (‘r 's, South West, and will be at the subscriber's stable every alternate Satur- ilav.

(‘IIAltL Tryon. April 1!. 181;

ES IIOWA'I‘, Owner.

HII‘o Contractors.

SEALED TENDEth will be received by the. undersigned until the luth of May next, for building it MEETING HOUSE in t‘avondisli. A plan and specification may

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Hope River. DAVID McNEIl.L. Cavendish, April (I, 1865 ' “

"BUILDING" Ijo'rs IN ALBERTON !

VIII-I Subscriber offers for sale Eight of the Nine Lots marked and numbered on the plan licrclo nnucxv l, situated in the very cculrc ot'the rising 'l‘own ut Aldllvllt'l‘ON, and are. without exception, by far llic must eligible building sites iii the Town. The Lots at present for sale are Nos. 1. ‘2. :I. ll, 5. ii, 7 and it. No. ‘.l, with the Dwelling lluuse ihcrcnu hci-ig rcscrved for the present

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An Itllqiu‘stionilblc ’l‘itlc guaranteed.

’l'crins made known on application to IIECJ. ROGERS. PRINCESS S’I‘IIICE’I‘

“’IuILLER WANTED.—

AN'I‘EI), by the Subscriber, a good stead] MAN competent to take clni‘rge of a (lltlH'l‘ MILL. THOMAS IANKLET'I'I-le.

,senoarnsr

1M ay next.

Ind 1:. March 26, 1808. Si‘

1 “ -f,.‘:.._i_'f_f_.::;TLT€:L::ET;‘Z. .gf‘“ LL“; L " é: 1-~_é-—-L—? .. SUMMERSIPE {QURNAIA THURSDéXz- 5.313%.15:}§§§:--m---- , - - 4 ,

:‘Aésfiisfafiiifiijr mecoEr .....a.i;ii.. .3... in Si 1 Eggs! Eggs! I'l‘emperanco House,fRiel'y’s Tobacco Factory WM“ 7 ME Subscriberhiu o'pencdallouse on the —""

‘IIE SUBSCRIBER would announce to

his friends, customers and the public, Ill-I

he has, at u e sidernble outlay for new

mould; and mac iinery, so e urged and in- pruved the capacity at his FACTORY

In Summerside,

that beta now enabled to turn out“ article of

Natural Leaf Tobacco.

equal to the very best. and superior to than Tobacco iliiported, which he will wanna” in EVEIH' iii-:si-Rcr, and will sell nearly

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I u enty per cent. Cheaper than it can be imported into the Island.

Iii.“ on ltonsn 'l‘ouaccu furnnilicd to in“ the taste of buyers.

Try it nudjiulge for yourselves.

Dealer. supplied on liberal terms.

He sure to ask for llciimv's l'nisev. (‘ocxrr NATURAL Lear, and lake uoiic otliur.

llcuieiiiber that the PRINCE COUNTY ’I‘UBACIJI) FA . Oltl' turns out nothing but the nus-r raise or TOHACCU.

PATRICK REILLY: :

Suiuinerside March 12. 114415.

Iiivifai'ioii—‘to—Sliipbuildersfi

3000§LtthS,

ti o w ME A DY I‘Ult SA LE AT Ut'ISTlN’S B LOCK SHOP, 8 U M M E R S l I] El

LIE subscriber lit-gs leave to direct the . iittcmiun of 81111' BUILDERS and Sllll‘ OWNERS, to his 15 l. Ut} 1i 5 110 1’. where he has now. and will constantly keep on hand, a large loi of BLOCKS. of all sizes. i which will be sold at the lowest Island prices, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired. at and ‘25 Hill CLNT. oil‘ for CASH. moi ' le charges and witli punctuality. Remember those are nottbe Blocks you April , 1868. 1y ,l'L‘llll about which have no Bushing in tho —""'"——‘— '""— iSlieiivcs. and 2: ltir where 3 is required.

‘V. '1‘. IILINH,¢ ‘I‘artics purchasing Blocks should ill\l’t.|_\'l r . I I. n , I . drive out llic pins and i-. fine the inside. flpfllllllllhhlflll gllvicluuiis,

|us manvvcssds have been lost in consequence (IISNEI’AI. AGENTS AND

corner of Water and North Street, nearly opposite IIolinan‘s Wharf, Suinmerside, when: permanent and transient boarders can be ac— commodated on reasonable terms. The House will be kept. open to accommo- date passengers in the Steamer. In addition to the above he has opened Llll

EATING SALOON. 'here Luncheons and Temperance Drink: can be had at any time.

JOHN ll. SCHURMAN. Summersidu. Aptfll 1). lacs.

SUMMER is THE TIME in? PHOTOGRAPHS I

7 [IE subscriber having increased facilities mid uii execllnnt light, is well prepared to furnish good pictures.

I’IIO'I‘OGRAI’IIS. FERRO'I‘YPES. and AblBIIO'I‘I‘I'I‘IS made to please, at the short- est notice, and lowest prices.

Call and sec specimens hanging at the door.

CHARLES CLARK.

Sunnnerside, April 2, 1866.

li'micmber Clark‘s Saloon, St. Slrphm Street.

Notice.

S the subscriber is about to leave the Is- land, iill persons In'ing Clocks. Watch- es or Jewelry. in my powwow, nu... mu immediately and get them . 1'. SIIAIII’.

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Suniuierside. April 2, 1

DANIEL CREW," Watch & Clock Maker, Il'ater Street, Situiiircn'sfde’. (Adjoining the Shop of Mr. Jas, Caldwell)

l of bail Blocks I The fastest vascls that ever sailed from AI U 0 T I O N E E R S Eihis Island \\|‘1‘l' furnished willi Blocks from o ' .llic Subscribers l<‘.u~iory, (the Arm Ilunilbiiun, . - ~. .. (Wilma. Ziihi'lru. and utlic- ) SALL. LOO“ A_\D Ul-l [LE - . . . 3 , ALSO-ships Wheel. IllllsliCil with neat.- Head Of 0,1199“ 3 Wharf‘ iI ness and made substantial. Deck l‘lugs, (opposite the Store of Win. '1‘. Hunt .9. Co.),1‘l:'I"l’I-"‘ “3”” M" , I I . 4 -l I ‘l - t - . . ‘.. - summersIIldeI PI E, Island IIIIIIILIIiIIiIIIIIIs inn t. to llou J ( lopt, April 2, Luis i,-

.. _.. ._ 7 -....A.__ ._ JOHN: (TOSTlN’

~§ Fcb. 27, we. 1y I _ . -. ___V. .09.. .... ..._L......... W. B. Dawson 3 Estate. " 's ollL-i- uL I'h'l I'A'l' ‘IsAld-Imll ‘ 'l‘lllill Iiniv III|I~IINI and in liH', at the t‘l‘l‘\' 'l'ANNI’JtY,‘ i'ullfilulllig iu the whole of tonsil-mt illili I.l‘..\'l‘llI-‘.ll. 2,100 sidcsuf lfl‘l‘lil: l.l'2.\ l‘lllilt, lzi.i..i.lcsnt llAltNli LEA'I‘HEII, 7UUt.'.\l.b'li1N. oflliis Sim-k is now ready for Sale. rind thlI nlcr ii- iii course of coin l‘lion, uiid will be \ for rule as nuuiiil‘aciurm I nring the winter. attention of purchnsnrs is cnIod to Hill

WHO WANTS '

7 ‘0 any person in search of (,5 II EA 1’ GOODS, we wonll v

no TO THE

There you can be suited to a T! Observe the following list—

Flour and Cornuieall‘ Ten, Sugar, Molns

in... uilvcriiscuiei i, as ibis Mock liIillsl be disposed or

Inn IIIL'GIIIIyI lllm’sIlill', “ THOMAS ILIW

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s, Vinegar,

Sulc Leather. p n-r Leather, ‘1 ,H‘H'U'HII) HE“, , " ‘Tmm‘u' Baking and Washing Hmlfl. I “m” ‘5 ‘H‘M‘l i 3 Kerosene and oilit-r Lamps, i “i """““'"z -' I- “"1"” “7‘ Turpentine and Paint Oils, 4" " “ _ ' " i " -"v‘w‘ llicc, Salt, Tobacco. i 0 c I Syrups and Confectionery, i 8" Bynonssi NI,“SI u“ silpsI I-VIl‘lllQ Sulm-rilu-r will buy nnv quantity of Lb. : _ nbovc, delivered iii In» \\ arubuunc.

Hinges nnd Screws. Axles iiiid Springs, I’lougli Mounting, Iron mid 81cm, Glass, iill fixes. Zinc, Pony. 1’- ils

.IAMI

Suninim'sidn, .Iiinuui-Iv, lnu.

IlAiroAissll 1.. HULMAN

I ARMloIIS :avsnkuafigynurioai

Banoaiss! t!

N t ’I'iibs. Lead l’ipe, llaisiiis,

I’I‘IIE iii-barrows. wooden I l Nails and immh-n I’loughs have passed' I Clll‘l'fl'Ilr'. I ; away forever! ’l'lii-sc things nrc replaced by! ’lllli‘l‘ “lemma incmur and better inventions.

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i. idc, .‘Illl‘l'll ‘Jli, NOR—If. 1 It, :‘ll NOTICE!

LI. persons iudcbted to the undersigned, !

“MIMI “I“‘I‘Il" I , ! A 'rnniasinsu iiioiiixi-z will enable And a u l Hillel} of the most ilosii‘alilc._\-uii to got your grain reuin tor unirkct early E3.“ Cull (Ill/I sec for Ii/niu'sr/f'. l ilnIIoIliIl iiietlimIll I ~ * 'ii I a goon ain cheap I'ANNEIIS you out A raise the wind at any time!

Suininersidc, March 1:), ism.

‘ O _ ,. . . .. A-, _ i iiIuistIliavc beiI.-onic patent to cvcrylmdy. lei-ll ' ' tint ic is no ongcrjusiilled in " hiding his Shlps Carwugs' ,light under a bushel," but should let the farm- ‘ 1‘ n... v, a good si'lck'lioll of SCROLLS I unlmut“Hm-Faring Inuvhineryun theirmrml and Flirt 1th HEADS; which will be sold WIN" "t‘ 15 “mum‘- | Last year he sold twenty Threshing MM “ 1 number of them to order. In that period he also sold twelve M‘lll of Funncrs. and has now on hand twenty sett- wliosc Accounts are still unpaid, nre 11",.“ wk“ 1",,14 -

II I I I _ . '- . . .i is. Hurrqu and in fact 13‘ WWI I'I‘l'l‘IfiL'flI ‘0 [li'IIi‘l‘I‘l T‘lllc “""l' “‘3‘ -cvvry kind lil‘llllplcll’It‘lll used ori a farm»— l-Uumb "Tl "I" ‘v I” 5"“: “"1 K" iro‘ll’l“ “"‘l I short of a mowing machincwis made by him.

The subscribers oll‘cr for sale their interest at his hands. pi IItlIiIc, bhpvyurd iit laglliulll Buy, with ith "you mm] “Hymn”: in his “MI jun mum ’“1 I “1113 I“ “'"b Inlung. or send to him at his uniiiiil'actory uu

JOHN "ANZIHH, s; COI 3 your wants intended to. St. Eleanor's, March 1 ISUS. Sin 1 7:3" Iron-turning ofall descriptions neatly "*W“ ' " " 7““ " ‘ done to order.

GOODS to he fUlmil Ill UIL' muniry. in the season and at one quarter (In: cost of III I THE subscriber in view oftliese ihctsmliicli m; 5 up, m n,“ Sum. of. Mn DONALD! s of this Island know that tbcy need not be I chines, and is prepared to manufacture any of the s Ilt‘. ot'ditl‘creni styles and prices.

CXl’L'IISOS 0’ th 51m. 5N- llis work is too well known to need pulling $9“ 'l‘eriiis as may be agreed on. ; I'niun Street. Snmnicrsidc, and yiin will have

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FOR SALE 1

l V ‘IIEIIITIJ. and SPARS of a BRIGAN- 1 ~

THO.“ g HALL. Slillllllt‘rslilf‘. March Eli. lads. m ’

BRITISH c’AME‘RI‘cAN'

HOUSE RE~OPENEDH

TIN-III, nearly finished and complete, of, or about the following dimensious'—I cngtli from sit-iii to stcrn po~l over all, St fcct; Iiicnu Ilrcadili, ":IA tct‘t; depth in hold. Ill} iuidships. ll ft'tl. Will he of or about lilo} ’l‘ons Register and Iron fastened. lt'rcquircd.I and by an curly application. the above vessel run he delivered album. on or Iii-fur.» tlic lfiili i

V ‘llE subscriber liming taken .1 lease of the

. . . I — __ , ‘ : alum- premises ilaicly occupied by .1. I fly) Ierrns of s ‘lewnne half at three . k v . . u - "

months, the llalaucc at six months, on upv ‘ “"hn'm' L (1" u“ “ "ur Mm“) “Wu “ "Kw

provcd Notes. 1-‘orfnrili r particulars applle "1 lining “ to | “ .. "P3 .‘ 'I..‘ ,, Jam: "ysyxmr I (I) ill éll‘idll .1.

.‘It. Eleanor's, March it]. lsas.

Dawson’s ESTATE!

Iinpotrunt Notice.

_‘l' would respectfully intimate to hi! friends and {the public in general that, having completed I Illi‘ purchase of a Stock of Merchandise wt it‘xll‘cllli‘ly low prices. consisting of

lDry Goods.

' ‘lll‘. subscribers have been imtrucled by Grocn ' vl'lll'i'l'lllfh I‘NIII: \V.ll. l).\\\'h\)\' " E, to N . all parties. without any ardware,

t istinctioii. whose liiisclilcd Accounts. or, Noii-s of Hand, to W. ll. DAWSON or (£110., NltTtllll, are not ininicdiaiclyIpai-I.

AIAJ'ZY & DAVIES,

860., &c.,

lie ls iimv prepared to sell the same at a very small :idinnce. for cnsb or approved credit.

Atty" frr ’IIrust -cs f I); I‘. ‘. 1'2 t. l. (‘Ii'lowfi. I‘eb. 27.‘l.‘lti.:. H “m v i h“ h- . _. a... “hwy”; -._--- ,,_' Somme arch Ill. llsits‘.

.._.__ ..--._.~.c~_._.¢‘_._..._.

Bring Along Your lltli’scs.

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blll Ill .5 LOIlt. .. ' ‘IIE Fflllll‘l'll‘l'l'llll“ iu enga ed the annqu I Iiunnd IIOII It’ll'ilf..iii..l ('AKIH \G‘I’. undsld'iltlll MUL‘X EILIu- is now prepared to 'Ile'l'llli‘ all such Work, as well nuull Mlier walk In his line of hardness. at his Fume eriiiir-rliind'n