SUMMERSI

11867. ; SUMMER GOODS.

Ihzilvlings.~—A little labor upon them : 7‘ my; subscriber has now in Store, a cart-

v' x i i v ;' ' liillv bL‘ll‘I' l STUCK OI" “HUDS, “0w “ In “in. A board ht“, mid I. n "i , suitable for thc M l), \\ hii h for quality aml

then" and a {cw Shingles “Milly so" “u iprieocumpiro \er weurably \iiih anything. save many a dollars worth of lens or ("X-1m mu Thu,“ ' - ~'- ' > toruw, “a

penae Idlll in the mason, ulun .s ‘ F. and winds do their work, and rain and“ Dry G000. 3, mmw l’cnutmtv' “'“Ym- C1050 “hull”! In Gr«'_\','\\'liite and l‘ril‘Ilt-d ('oltousv “unis with good ventilation shuul,‘ be looked to.l of all t‘olonrs, (Tlnihlsd' launch lIllltl L’incqz,

. r . . - - ' ' ’.,‘ l":iiii a l l-‘am-y ii . loot s, . inyv , hiukc Binds to bhdlu‘ mdnmc if It )fiiiiil ' d Savqucs, Silks, Neil Skirts, thrown out of burn doors and windows. mm“, “ms, A,“ No matter how good your barn yard, the, ~ ‘ V ' . ' manure is a great deal better kcpt under, Gents .l‘ iii'iiis‘lillig Goods, l cover. Even the llt)g»_\'1\l’tl ought to be (30,". thus covered, though there should be 51,1”... shin chum-s, space for the sun to alvinc in, and make Tailor-s Irinlnungs.

a warm place during a good part of the I day. Painting may be done in Octubcv'l Hagdware . All kinds of Cut r}: Carpent:* and Shoe-

iggriral

111) IS FOR THE MONTH.

AND !

':ii'l‘:, Gloves, Src.

to excellent advantage. Take limp u’ftcr L 1 l ( _ l N Li fun km 18 ' ' ‘ ' ' (lean ant w icn ma 'cr‘s ' ‘oo :4 ,' aiiis am _i p ‘ t , an“? Mirmlcuft Trim... Paints, l'uuy ’lllltl Glassy I‘Halpn mid blioc lcn‘ “1 o l 0 l ) ° Thread, Broad's and bplllcl‘! Superior Ase. Galilee—Keep them well fed, cspecial- and Adch always in Store. ly mileh cows, and those intended for Groceries. been Give thpn.‘ mom “ml mp5 1mm Tea and Molasses, (very superior) Sugar, the beet at“! tumll’ fluid, and 0mm 193"” Raisins, Rice, Currants, and Liverpool from the cabbages, «kc. Commence stall Soup, Spices of all kinds. feeding early. The same amount of grain P A T E N T M E n | c I N i will make from ten to twenty per cent Scams ml 1,0”md03' | more flesh, if fed out before cold weather ‘ ‘ ‘ requires a large part of it to be used in In Sole, Neal's, and Grainod, with other

keeping up the animal heat. Salt at 1035': once 3 week: and “now free “90055 every day requisites constantly on hand. DANIEL ENMAN.

to water. . . . ' . 2' ‘ ' . Gram—Tliresh as soon as practicable, 5mm” “"1" June " l°°7__

and store it in secure bins, or market if prices are satisfactory. Carefully cleanse from weed seeds, etc. Some dealers re- scrccn much of the grain received, and make a. good profit by the improvement in quality. If good seed has not already been secured, select from the best growth before threshing, or procure it from re. liable parties, and keep secure from vtrmin.

NEW SPRING SUMMER 0.00131!

L Icui; lSONhnsjust received at - in. uw STAND, CENTRAL sri. ', his 5' ‘OCK of

SPRING AND SUMMER

ROOMS.

which for Siylc, Quality, or Price, will coni- pare with any in the Market. INSPECTION SOUGHT-IDX Suinincrsidc, May 30, 1567.

DAVID ROGERS

Spring Imfiortat'ons

British, American, and West India 4

G 001) , , comprising almost every article required for, Town and Country” which for quality and price, doieompeiitiou, and to which liq iiivitcs inspection. Summerside, June 1:), 1567.

0A.. Anchors 8f. Chains,

AND

KEROSEN E OIL. d’»—— 7 ‘IIE subscriber otl'crs ,to the Trade, at inn’ Low PHIL Wholesale, ’ Bolts of Long Flax CANVASS, No.1, ‘2, 3, 5, G. Bolts of Best Navy Brown I)o., No.1, 2, 3, 5, 6. UCK, No. l, ., ll. Chain Cables,

Potatoes not wanted for immediate marketing are better left in the ground as late as can be safely done without danger fiom frost “'licn dug they should be housed as soon as practicable, and not left exposed to the sun. After digging, plow under tops and weeds, uii. less the latter have ripened seed, in which case they should be gathered and burned.

('cIlars.-——'I‘horouglily cleanse and pre- pare for the reception ofroots, «be.

Elohim—Pack in salt, those laid now, for winter.

SCRATCIIIJS 1N IIoiisi; —C. U. Sicw- ers, Campbell Co, 0., giics his experi- ence as follows: “The best remedy I have ever tried is to walk the horse up and down in running watcr two or three times a day, for a few days ; this always cures my horse. The cause I ascribe to a filthy stable, as my horse never gets the scratches, unless I employ a certain lazy farm hand in the neighborhood for a make-shift; he and the scratches come together.”

_._..*+____ .,

“glory Eiirrntarr.

“ I CAN I. no i'r."—ch, you can. Try—try hard—try often—and you will accomplish it. Yield to every discour- aging circumstance, and you will do no- thing worthy of a great mind. Try, and you will do wonders. You will be as- tonisth at yourself—at your advance- ment in whatever you undertake. “ I can't!” has ruined many a man—has been the tomb of bright anticipation and

English

2 1 1-10 in

ai‘dcnt hope. Let “ 1 will by I" be your 1 V , H motto in whatever you undertake; and, 2 11 (/“t' Andwlb' if you press onward steadily, you will -—.lLS().——-

accomplish your object, and conic off victorious.

Casks KEROSI‘I.’E OIL, Drums \‘IRDIGRIS.

ROBT. T. HOLIVIAN.

Summersidc, uug. 2‘2, 1867. prog. 3m.

NB?) GOODSH A BION HOUSE.

V BE numerous friends of the above well known Establishment are hereby inform- cd that the usual

SEASONABLE

addition have been made to its

STOCK, /‘1

which now embraces all the requisites for the

Spring and Summer TRADE.

R. A. S'I‘RON G «S; BROR.

Summerslde, Juno 18, 1867.

There is only one thing worse than ignorance, and that is conceit. Of all intractable fools, an over wise man is the worst. You may cause idiots to philos- ophisc—you may coax donkeys to forc- go tliistlcs—hut don't ever think of driv- ing common sense into the head of a conceited person.

For a long time it has bafllcdscicnlilic authorities to account for the force with which the waves beat against the shore, but it has recently (some to light that it. arises from the factdof there being “ mus- suls" in thc sea.

Milton says that many tliistlcs grow upon Parnassus. That must be the reason why so many donkeys browse at its base.

A man who sleeps in the attic of ii boarding-house in Boston, says his room is so far up that he can hear the apostles snore.

SUMMERSIDE Furniture Factory l

(Next door to Mr. John F. Baker‘s, and di- rectly opposite the Jonas“. Olllec.

At what hour did satan make his ap- pearance in the Garden of Eden ? Some time during the night. He certainly came after five.

A certain landlady, it is said, makes her pics so light that hcr boarders can see to go to bed without a candle after eating a moderate sized piccc.

It should be tf'meinhcrcd that a bare assertion is riot. necessarily the naked truth. ,

A man that can he flattered is not necessarily a fool, but you can always make one of him. >

If half a loaf be better than no bread, does it follow that a whole loafer is any better bred P

Douglas Jerrold says “ Treason is like diamonds—there is nothing to be made in it by the small trader."

A receipt for instantaneously rcmmu ing superfluous hair—undertake to kiss a spunky woman against her will.

Every heart has its secret sorrow, which the world knows not; and often- times we call a man cold when he is only bad.

A fellow who doesn't bencfit the world by his life, does so by his death.

7 “IE Snbseribcrwould take this opportunity of announcing to the public that he has Cabinet fihop next door to Mr. Jam‘F- Baker's Store, where he is prepared (6 ii Anul‘ncuirc Furni- Ile will supply at short notice—- Bcdsteads, Bureaus, Sinks; Bedroom, Kitchen, * Leaf, Centre and Extension What-riots, Stools, Desks. Picture Frames, Crudlcs,(‘ribs , Cots, &c., &c. Imported Furniture put together. Old Furniture repaired, and TURNING dune. Central Street, Suiiiiiicrside, Aug 22, 1867

opened a ture as reasonably as any in the business . \Yardrubcs, Clipboards, Tables, Sideboards, Chellloncrs, Lounges, Sauces, Bedroom Suits, Mntrasscs, &c., &c.,&c. J. ALEXANDER ROI/YER.

NOTICE l

'rllli Subscriber having closed h ' iess blisliment ut Sunlim-rsii , hen-by

noiifi s all persons indebted lohim, f0 Rents, Hook accounts, l‘roini ‘y mitt-s or otherwise,

that the same, must In paid to hiniat his Oilicc in Charlottetown

When you dispute with a fool, ho is very certain he is similarly employed.

The tongue was intended for a divine JAMES (3 pm.”

7 SPRING 1367, g Livsarhoi.

l ‘ lill LATE ARRIVALS FROM LIVER-

' lris received an

; l‘utcnt Medicines, Perfumery, (English and

Jai'ktts, Vests, Pains. ll..t\r, (7211):},17

SPRING ’I’Rm‘DEH

or: JOURNAL, V'riip

AND LONDON:

l'UUL and LONDON, the subscriber

Unusual Supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES,

Iv‘rciich),Suaps.l}iu>hcs, 'ckl- :iuccp, Mustard, (in Revs: d Bo s), Currie Powder, (.‘andic t‘iti' , cuioii and Orrith Peels, Marmalade, Essences, Spices, Mali and White Wine Vinegar, Sardines,Anchovies,MuslrrumnmUapcrs, and linitcd Service Sauce, Paints, Oils, Varnish”, Drying Japan, Knutiiiig, l)yc_ Stuffs, and Miscellaneous Articles, of the Best Quality and at Moderate Prices. \\‘. R. WATSON. Oh'tovn, Sept. 5, 106‘?

Just in Time

TH 12

Fill

The Subscriber has opened a . . , . Tailoring Lstablisliiiiciit! in Mr. 11. J. Ricnauiisua‘s Old Stuiid,wliich he trusts will bi.- the real '1-‘nshionuble one of Sullllllcl‘nlllu. If an accurate lit, uslylisli clit, and superior workmanship can l‘llclll'c custom, tic tlaltcr himself he shall not be without patronage from the last and discerning. l-Zvcry Irude requires brains, and none more so than the art of cuttingand making.r up a garment fo fit every variety of the human form; but some people seem to imagine that it requires noniorejmlvv mat to cutueoutllmn to hew n log,—:m crroi - is idea, the effects of which are seen int telcss and ill~tltting garments we every day iuld in the sti'ccls. There is no earthly reason to prevent us l'rovincialists from being as elegantly and hishiunubly dressed as the Americans, and the subscriber will n his bcslcndciivoi‘a to reach a “ consuiiiiiintion so devontly to he wished." JAMES GAPFN EY, lute (‘nttcr at Mr. 11.J.Richurdsoii’s Cloth- ing Store. Suninicrsidc, May :33, 1067. , . BlIlTySll l’lilllODlUAL

The LuiidoIi Qiiari The Edinburgh Rcvicw (Whig), 'l‘lic \Vvstiniiister Rcvicw (Radical), North British Review (Free Church) .ixii Plackwood‘s Edinburgh Magazine (TOW)

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CLfiS.

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TH E

LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING 60., r. 3,8, Il’ul/wr b'lrccl, NJ".

The L. S. I’lfil CO. also publish the

Farrriers’ Guide,

by Henry Stephens, of Edinburgh, and the late J. P. Norton, of Yale College, 3 vols., Royal Octave, 1600 pages‘ and numerous l-ln- gl‘ll\‘ltigs.

Price $7 for the two volumes—byiiiail, post paid, $8.

clinic COUNTY— TOBAGGO FACTORY.

‘HE SUBSCRIBER would announce to

his friends, customers mid the public, that

he has, at a considerable outlay for new

moulds and machinery, so enlarged and lun- pruvcd the capacity of his FACTORY

Iii Suiiiinersidc,

that he is now enabled to turn out an article of

NATURAL LEAF TOBAGDO.

equal to the very he' and superior to most :co importcd,‘ ‘ll he will WARRANT 1S . ' : v RESPECT, am will sell nearly Twenty per ecu Cheaper than it can be imported into Island. FLAT on ROUND 'l'omic o irnislicd to suit the taste of buyers. Try it nndjudge for ourselves. Dealers supplied on liberal terms. He sure to ask for Ruinm's I'iuscu COUNTY Nari'iui. LEAF, and take none other. Remember that tho PRINCE COI’N’I‘Y TOBACCO FACTORY turns out nothing but the inzsr KIND or roam-en.

PATRICK REILLY, Summerside Dec. 6, 1866.

, '(

BRICKS l BRICKS l ‘Hl'l sti “fiber having built n 11R I C li

K I L ,iit FlFTl‘Jlu‘S POINT. is now prepared to'furnish :uiy quantity of the best

quality of B R I C K .

H. I‘. GREEN, Esquire, will be. able to furnish BRICK iii SUMMERSIIH‘L

.flsomnox ."l‘tlA

LUMBER

'l‘Ill'} SUBSCRIBER OI"

grin).

E RS FOR SALE

1.81mi

at his

LUMBER YARD 0N \VAI‘ER STREET

all kinds of

LUMBER,

consisting of

Pine & Snruce Boards, Deals, Scantllag

Laths, railings, Shingles, Studdiug &c. 8:0. g9“- Lunibcr constantly kept on hand. JAMES CALIHVI‘ILL.

Sumnicrsidu, .lan ill, 1867. ly

Prince Edward Island Boots ) 0e Factory,

' Ill“. Subscriber would hereby iiiforni his iiuimrons friends and customers that he has in course of preparation, a very superior

style of

LADIES’ KID BOOT. suitable for the coming season. Also, Ladies" and Uciiilcmcn's "car, in every variety, such as

Ladies' and Misses Baliiioral Rial BOOTS, Congress BOOTS,

Grain Culi‘(,‘oiigi‘ess du, Serge do, do llalnioi'al do, Imitation Lace do, &c . Sic . &c. Gents' and Boys’

Calf ’I‘np soled BOOTS, Ilahnornl BOOTS,

do Single do do, Shooting do, Grain Leather do, Knee do, Heavy Congress do, Rip du, Light do do, Brcguns & Shoes, &c. &c. &c.

Wholesale Dealers before sending their orders abr -d should call and examine the large and varied stock of

Lzulis' x"; Misses), Gents' 65 Boys’ Boots 86 Shoes 1

Specially manufactured for the Trade of 1’. E. lslmul. GIIORGI‘I NICOLL. Ch‘town, South Side Queen‘s Square, 1‘ rcli Tih, 1:967 if

A NrN’S

~$IABLEI !

1' IIE subscriber wishés to inform the inha- bitants of Summefiidc and the travelling public, that heis prepared to furnish

HORSES 8-. CARRIA ‘S

TM LIVERY

at all times and at the sl st notice. Parties stopping at the Hotels, and want- ingu tenni Linda driver to drive them out, can be supplied at all hours in the day. JAMES MANN, ‘Wutcr Street. Suninicrsidc, Sept. 12, 1867. 11m

CHARLESWII. MARK,

' ESl’l-ZC'I‘FULLY informs the inhabitants of SUMMERSI DE and the surrounding country that he has fitted up a

. Now Photograph Gallery, in the building to the rear of the house of Mr' STEPHEN CLARK, and directly opposite the SuiiiiLiisiim BANK, where he is prepared to lake

Ainbi'otypes S5 Ferrotypes,

in the latest and most. improved style. A good LIFE LIKE PICTURE will be guaran- tccd. A beautiful FERROTYPE PICTURE Sit in Cards for Albums, and. made in ten minutes. All are invited to call and examine speci- mens. .,

Renewals ! PIECES Room PAPE"ING good patterns. u For sale cheap by It. A. STRONG & 11 v R. Snmmersidc, May 9, “567.

Mackerel.

WANTED to purchase, any quantity of Macuuuu ., for whic t highest price in ash wi 11 be paid. CARVBLL RROS. Aug. 1. 1867.—ff

' ‘ ion Notice.

LL persunsi ted to the Estate 0fGi:0. Ill. Wiiiciir, of Dunk River Mills,

lastp, deceased, a - hereby rcquired to make

immediate payment to the Subscriber ; and

those persons who have legal den mls against the said Estate, are requested twah their

:1: = .a - .. .. .. 0‘ r-e -1

accounts, duly attested for lac! cut, with- in tlircc months from the date here 1‘. BETSY MARIA WRIGHT, Adininlstriiti’ix. Dunk River Mills, Lot 26, 2 March 21. 1867.

Administration Notice.

LL persons indebted to the Estate of

\VILLIAM Bauer”, late of Lot 12, de- ceascd, are hereby required to make imme- diatcpnynient to the subscriber; and those persons who have legal demands against Ihc said Estate are requested to 'iirnish their ac- counts, duly attested, tlcinent, and within three months fronit ic ate hereof. JAMES lAllCLAY,

‘ Administrator.

tf

Adiiiiuistration Notice.

ALL persons indebted lathe ESTATE of STEPHEN W. HALL, late of Richmond. Lot 10, deceased, :u'c l'L'I nested in make lllllllctll‘t payment; and1 thum-

liaviiig legal demands i r' 'n the said Estate, are required to ' r ‘ ho same duly attested to tho undcrs lie for settle- iiiciit. JAMES IIALL, Administrator. Richmond. Lot 19. Dec. 20. 1866. , . Bxccalor 8 Notice. LL persons having any legal demands against the estate of the late Mrs. 11:112- IIAILII .llclA”'()SlI, of Lot H, deceased, are hereby required to render the same to the Subscriber, at his office, duly attested, within twelve CA I. EA'lhf It .11 0A7 om this date. and all persons indebted to aid ‘ required to innkc immediate 1 JAMES CAMP ELL, .xccutor. St. Elnnnor'n Nov. 201 866. 1y

Executor’s’ ‘Notice.

LL persons having any legal demands against the Estate of the late Mr. PETER MclNNlS. of Seven Mile llay, deceased, are hereby rr‘qiiirt'll to rclult the mine to the subscriber, at his residcn a, aluly attested, within twelviI calcndarp hs from this datc, and all pcrsons indebted isnid Estate are required to umln- immediate payment to

LAWltlINl‘lv‘. MclNNlH, l-Zxceutor.

Ellcrsbie, Lot 12, st c, 1867.

s \

organ, but the devil of‘cn plays upon it. ('lldrlmvli, Sept. 3., inn",

is I‘vint, nag. 13, INST. t1

Albany, 1...: 2:, 0(1 1, iso:

commit. a,

x

1861.: ,,

Mrs. S. A. Allen’s

\Vorld's Hair Icstorcr is suited to both younganduld. It strengthens the Hair, prevents its falling orturiiliu: grey, nml imparts to it a beautiful "l " appear- mice- It never fails to mas-ruin uuizv ii.\iu TO ITS ORIUINALYOUTIIFUL COLOR. Ir in .\or A Uri-2, but acts dlrcctl upon the roots of the Hair, givini,r them tie natural nourishment required, producing the same \itality and luxurious quantity as in youth. It will restore it on biihl pin 5, requires no previous preparation ot'tlie li. r, and is easily applied by one's self. One bottle will usually last for a year, as utter the hair is once res- torcd,occasiouul applications once in three months will insure against grey hairs to the most advanced age.

August 1, 1667.

iXi‘ifié Freehold Property For Sale in New London I

' ll‘l Subscriber offers for sale 2-4 acres ’ 'cxccllent LAND, situated in Park ( New London. It is all cleared and

St. Elcaiior's. (,‘HARLES ADAMS.

Ribbrc, Sept. 11!, 1567.

If the above Property is not disposer] ofby private contract on or before the 12th day of NOVEMBER. next, it will on that duybc sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, m. 12 o'clock, noon, without reserve. C. .

bale ! llOl'SE, attached,

House and Land for

r ‘0 BE SOLD, n DWE LING with ONE ACRE OI“ FAX“) situated in Cape Traverse, .ot 2:4, uml now occupied by Daniel Campbell, (Var i: i - Build- er. It is in a [:uml- business pla and offers an inducement to iiiiy person \ ish ig to pur- chase. It is a good shippng plac STEPHEN CAMPBELL.

(tape Traverse, Sept. “ 1867.

TO BE SOLD By Private Contract.

NE nfthc best DUSIN 7SS STANDS in

PRINCE COUN’I‘Y,s uateat \\'1L.\1()'l‘ CREEK Bridge, Lot 1 vo and a half miles from Sunnncrside—b land r by water, lately in possession of Mr. John \ utcrs, Car- riilgo-iiiuker, containing a qua ) ' an acre of LAND, ii WORK-SHOP, 20 x 0 feet—1.3 fool post—well fltlcd up and in ad order. This place is well adapted for either a Car- riage or Blacksmith Shop; and having a front on the sea-shore, makes it a very beautiful place.

h‘}“‘ For further pa iculurs apply to / L'GII \\-'. HROR. l

Snmmcrside, June ’ , 8 ti‘

Freehold Farm For Sale ! In Lower Bedeque. 7 HE Subscriber oflbm'salc the valuable Freehold Farm of the late Richard Price, situated in Lower liedcque, one mile from (Toles’ \Vharf, consisting of 100 acres, 70 of which are clear, the rcnmindcr is covered with hard and soft wood . There are on the premises a Dwelling House, 3:! x '11:, kitchen attached 19 x 18, two good 5" e Barns, Oran~ urics and other out-buildings; two pumps at the house, a garden and other convenient-cs.

This farm offers a gm 1 l "sllllt‘llt, and any person wishing one u" o well to come and see it. Itfroliis on c cdcqiic Harbor,

isonly 3 miles from Snmniersi e by wutcr,und one mile from the Mussel Mud llcds .

Terms and further particulars made known on application to the subscriber on the pre-

iiiises. ALEX. PRICE. Lowcr lledcquc, July 25,]867.—-—lf

FOR; SALE 1 7 HAT valuable fl-‘REEIIOLD FARM, at LOT 16 FERRY, of One lluinlrrd uml Thirty acres—either with or without the crap. As the Farm is well known description

hero is unnecessary. Any pcrs mm; a Farm, by calling on tho Subsc r on the premises, or on William llcuirsro, £sq.,Suin-

nicrsidc, will receive all the required inform- alien. IIUMPIIRIIY McLARl-l.’. Lot 16, August 3. him.

"WW0EF6FSAE I _

7 V112“. Subscriber offers for Sale that valu- able “inter Lot,udjoiuing the shipyard of

Charles Green, Esq., on Water Street, in _ Summersidc, measuring 60 fee front and running back 80 feet, more or I‘ ith the water privilege.

Terms easy, an ' de known on npplicn- tion at Bisiirinui's Bobkstorc, or to

PAUL llch’IlAIL. Summerside, Augfilz, IBM—ti

Who Wants a ottage ? 4 OR SALE, n HOUSE and LO’I‘, pleasantly situated on (Irv-rum. STREET, ly opposite the 1 rcsbyteru Church, in S incrside. The House is flni outside. In 116 x 26 feet, and is 1!. story i. Size of .ot 66fcct on Central Street, r uning back 163 foot.

Terms easy, and made known atBuu'rimii's Bookstore.

Suimnersidc, March 28, 1667.

To Let.

‘lIAT pleasantly situated House

on Water Street, lately occu-

pied by tho subscriber. It is well finished and ‘ommodlons, and «mid be suitable ' a ll rdiim House. ,

For pari' ‘u 1 rs npply to DONALD RAMS. 1'. Summersidc. nag. 15, 1867. it

Freehold Form for Solo! 13 AUCTION!

T0 be sold by Auction, on TUESDAY, flu- L'ithday of OCTOBER next,ut 11 o'clock. ,a in, on the premises, that beautiful Freehold FARM now owned and occupied by the sub- scriber, situated in 'l‘ryun, and known by the name of " Birch llill ." ' ‘he farm connlsis of 50 acres, 11 of which n leurcd, and the balance covered with we There Is it good Dwelling House and Burn 0 the premlsen,nnd n wellot'wutci‘ near the door. It is on] three miles from the flourishing village of Victoria, (Iriipuud,—a splendid shipping place, and about 2.! miles from the, mussel mud in whi- ter. ALSO—I acre of MARSH above the Abitco. .‘

Terms at sale,

. JAMES LEARD,Jnn

Tryou, Sep 18, 1867

Rare Chance 1

7 11113 Subscriber will sell or rent for n term of years, his TANNERY n Dwelling llonsc, situated at Canipbletoi ml ‘1. This is one oftho bcst stands on t o sluml for ,, Tanner. and the Tannery is it ted up in

thorouuh order. sruixn 1mm:

(‘ampblctom lbpi In, H67.

Mrs. S. Afxlleii’usi PREPARATIONS FORWTHE HAIR.

iii a good state ot'eu tivii ' n. For particulars .-. to George Anderson, - limp, l-‘rench Riv , to Mr. George Shaw,

Mrs. S. A. Allen’s \Vorld's Hair Dressing,

or Z\'I.OIIAI.S.\."IUM. is essential to use with the Restorer, but the Hair Dressing: alone ufieii restores, and ' fails to invig- orate. beautify nndrefreslit (lei-ii”,r it soft, silky iliid glossy, dlspos u Nikki remain in any .‘esircdpoaition. . FOR LADIES AND CHILDREJ, whose hair 11 quires frequent dressing, it has no equal. No lad stoiletis complete without it. The rich phi. yuppcurancc imparted is truly wonderful. It cleanses the Hair, rc- moves all dinnlrall', and imparts to it a most delightful fragrance. It. will prevent the Ila' ' from falling out, and is the most econ- om nluml valuuhlo llulr Dressing known. Millions of battles sold every year.

T/Ic Iiesloi'cr Ir'rlnwlm'zs mul Ht" Nair Dressing Cullit‘ulrs and Ilmutvl/i‘cs. Principal Sales Ollice, 106 Greenwich Street, New York City .

6011in Cold or Sore Iii-oat liqrmi murmurs Arran-

'rlAlX, A5!) SHOULD "0 CHECK- ED. IFALLOWEDTUCONTINUE,

Irratation of the Lungs, a Permanent Throat Affec- tion. or an Incurable Lung

disease IS OFTEN THE RESULT.

Brown’s Bronchial Troclies

invixu A inane-r isru'izxcn 'ro riii: rum, oi ' iiiiiimm'u: RELIEF. For Bronclii s. Asthmuflatarrh,Consumptivo and Throat Diseases, Troches are used with always good success. SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS will find Trurliu useful in clearing the voice when taken before Singing or Speaking, and f relieving the throat after an unusual exertion of the vu. al organs. The Tracker are recom- mended and prescribed by Hi) ’ciaiis, and I have laid testimonials from imineiit nicn throughout the country: Being,r an article of true merit, and having prarul their efficacy by a ‘5! ufumny years, each year finds them in new localities in various parts of the world, and the Tracker are universally pronounced better than other articles. Dunn: only “Buown's Ilill)N(‘|lL\b Tiio- 4 onus," and do not take any of the ll'w‘llilesl imitations that may be offered.

_' SOLD EVERY \Vllllllli.

MRS. VJINSLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physicians presents to the attention of mothers, her

SOGTHING SYRUP,

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

which greatly facilitates the process of teeth- ing, by softening the gums, reducing iill infla- mation—will allin all pain and spasmodic ac- tion, and is

SURE TO EGULATE .THE BOWELS.

Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, and

Relief and Health to your Infants.

We have put up and sold this article for over thirty years, uml can say, iii confidence uml truth of it, wlmt we have never been able to say of any olher medicine—never has it failcd in :1 single instance, to effect a cure, when timely liscd. Never did we know an ill- slllllt't‘. oi ilissatist‘ictiou by any one who used it. On thc contrary, all are delighted with its npcruiions, and speak in terms ofl:ighcst coin- memlation of its magical cllccts uml medical virtues. We apt-alt in this manner “what we i. do know,“ of r thirty years’ experience, mid pledge our reprt‘ition for the fulfilment of whatch t we. In almost cverv iii- slance where the ii but is sutl'ering fronf pain and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup is adminis- tercd.

.fl,

This valuable preparation is the prescrip-

lions ol‘om- of the most experienced and skil-

ful nurses ill New England, mid has been us- - cd with never failing success in thousands of cases. It not only rclim es the shild from pain but Ill\'l;{(ll‘:llt's the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives ton.~ and ener to the whole system. It will almost in ‘ tly relieve (:llll'lNU IN THE HOWELS, AND WIND (.‘OLH‘, and overcome convulsions, which, if not speedily remedied, end in death. We believe it the best and sm'cst remedy 1'» the world, in all cases ofl)ysentryund Diarrhom in (‘liiltlrt-ii, whether it arises from teething. or from any other cause. We would say to every mother who has a child suffering from any ufllic lln'cgoing complaints—do not let: your prejudices, nor the prejudices of others, stand between your suffering child and the re- licftlinlwillbe sure—yes, absolutely sum—to follow the use ufihis medicine, iftimely used. Full directions for using will accompany each bottle. NuncGenuineunlcss the flic-siiiilc of CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper.

Sold by Druggists throughout the world. Principal ofllcc, No. 48 Dey Street, N. 'Y. l’ricc. only :15 Cents per Bottle. -»

Oui DnJunsou's ./

Look Here. B. FITCH‘S GOLDEN OINTMENT is o used for all complaints, that nkln, flesh, bones and muscles are afflicted with; with wonderful success. Try it. W. R. \VATSON, General Agent for 1’. E. Island.

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New Tailoring Estab- lishment.

I 17G” lib-1.1601),’l‘allor, has fitted up . and opcliml his new Establishment in the flourishing village of

Margatc i

and he wo lul respectfully announce to his friends and hc public generally, that he is preparer it customers in his line of busi-

[M's-‘5- , . . (doth, iimmmgs, &c., always on hand.

HUGH McLEOD.

Margute, New London, Aug 20, INF—6m