glam; Stilt-liturr.

Loox ox TKE Illllnltr SlDE.-—-It was old Izaak Walton n ho said.“ Every mil- Ury that I miss is mercy ;" I saying ivor- thy of the profouudeet philosopher. It ill only too true that ‘ orlutn I come. to \u on wing]. bu villi ll limping pace; and yet the world are ready to meet cal. lea hull‘ wuy null indirectly to Welcome them. TllL‘l’i! IN ncurcely an evil in life tint we cannot double by pondering won it; u actultcn will thul become I serious wounl. undo slight illneu "elite be made to end to (hath. by the brooding apprehension ot the oiclt;while. on the other hand. it mind accustomed to look on the Lright lid..- of all things. will repel the mild w

11867.

SPRING 1867‘.

AND

SUMMER GOODS.

' ‘lllti Sublerlher line llnw in Store. a cure- tully selected Sl‘tR'K 0F UHUDS. nuilnlvle for the treason. which fir qunlily und. prin-t'wnpwe very {mourniny with Anything in the turtle.

Staple Dry Good‘,

In Grey. White und Printed Cottunl. \A'Mrpr or .ill Column. t‘lotlis.1~‘l.lnnels ltlld Lillelnl. I‘. .tll nlid F llley Dress Uilovh. .\hilwla. .\Iulllluo‘ .lttd Sutquea, bill“, Neel Skll‘tr. blows. btnyi. M.

(iellts’ Furnishing Goods, (‘(l.|(!l. J.nl:.l~. Vesta. l‘ul «. ll.lt~'. Cups, Shit“. Shirt ('ollurr, Sculls. (Alon-9. s...

'l‘uilllr‘s 'l‘rililnlings.

llud dumplings ol'cnrn by its g‘lllill sull- shiuu. A cheerlul llcurt pninH iiie trill-1d us it sees it. like u sunny Lind): apt- ;tl:_ morbid mind tbpictt it like u aiezil \vildcrnc-a.

FINN Worms. —— W.- lcnrn from :1 scientific work tlnlt Eckhnrd ugh-es with Slim-y. Clulk. :lud Schulz. that! “ striit. ed muscular fibre ii not dcvulopnl 1r n. mills; but from u nucleated lil.l~tl-m. ' \Vn MIWAVS thought so. bet‘ullse the agglomented pruvucullr uxitlpnloun ‘1): the puriphruslie exugerosetle o1 tn srrim‘drd linnlnit: cr-Nix‘tertl lry en in m- yalil was canaentuncllus ulld t I it) lghl impervious under the uutlphl'lgldle‘ rind phtlz elenic trinunus ol the Coell.e..r.i dimidium numenluln.

Curran one day halving n violent argu- ment with ‘ll country schoolnuuter on name cltssicnl subj let. the pedugogiie, who h.t.l the worst of it. said. ill u tower. ing pzusion. that he would lore no lllUlL‘ time. and must go buck to It” sellolurs. —" D0. mV deut’ doutor," suid Currun, “ but don't: endorse lily. 'ins upon thuil books." “I Ill tin Allcltlnud (Ne, aloud) paper. n girl advertises for at situation to tulle charge ofn luuudry or dlll‘)‘. 'Slle can collly. understands housekeeping. and midis—W None but .1 rl-~pcctublu undress. who uiilhes to leul'e her servant iii un- interrupted discharge at her duties. need apply."

There in no funeral so and to follow :u the t‘ullurul 01' our own youth. wl.ich we have been pumperiug with loud desires. ambitious hopes. and till the bright her» ties that hang in poisonous clusters orer the path 01' lite.

“ \tht brought you to prison. my colored friend ?" ~- " 'l'wo cull~tnbles. auh."—-“ Yell. hilt I mean ILHI IlllClll» pernucc anything to do with it E '——I "Yes. sah. day in boil: 0. ‘elu tlruult.

A Woman who scs too grundly. or

too absurdly, or t lnlhbily. has Milne mental oddity. or insanity. or lllt.‘itnllC‘§~

which derolopcs itself outwurdly iu herl

garments.

A Connecticut Yankee has cloalrcd his house of rats by catching’ one and dip- ping hint in red puint. 110 then let him loose. and other ruin, not lilting Ilia Ioulin'. lvl't. immediately.

Why un’ship-cnrpcnters the most ini- polilo of men i—Ueeuuaethey are several days limiting n how.

Why in I dishonest bankrupt like nu honest. poor man ?—-Bcc.lqsc both [.lil to

get rich. . \Vhy is n tired mm‘gn umlircllui

-—Becullse he is loud up.

It is a very easy thing for a lnnn to be wise for other people.

ggrirtilturnl.

IIDNBBREAKING AND HORSE- SENSE.

A hornn's acnso in good common sense. Many a mm does not know hull to much uhOut some things a iorae. and there in a great difference i rsea. The horse in not naturully sitrploioun, but he in timid when young. He learns very loan whit his weapon: are—teeth and h’N‘IS— 5nd in Whit hil ucurity lies-flight. His boldness and “ the glory of his nos- trils" come when “ ha rejllieeth in his strength." With his age comes the knowlodgo ofliil powers, and il'hc has never been mantered—nevrr mudo to yield to any will but his own—if he it to be made ulrful. th ruggle must come Iooner or later, Within} will or horn-will must triumfi . We think it but to begin quite young with colts to an “them. So advise to halter ll coll whi o it rund with the more. and to do it lifter feeding it with carrots and lugltr, until it thinks it will get only caressing from mankind, limits no fear of any man. The colt I it: easily. because it in the easiest nud pleuountest thing he on do. prol-ided ho in not frightened. end would us list be led an run loose. done the curtailment of his freedom is made up by the uweets or carrots. The sense 01‘ smell in horses is very :lcuto. nnd it'thoy are suspicious of anything. they nlwnyn' approach it cautiously and email it. They should be indulgvd in this; and harness. saddle. eto.. hIlUllItl all be investigated by the “"80 ns “'0” u by the eye before n more intimate lc unintunce is forced upon the horse. A orse ring 01' 40 t 0 feet in diumotnr is one of the g); at aids A horse fininer con have. n his :1 horse too relative and upirited to tuke a lesson may be tired. lo M to be Vt'l‘j' doctle. Ind a tired horse in much more Mlflct‘ptIDIe to hath favor: and inltxuotion. than one

full of trim. and fire Ind play. ’I‘herc ore A very few eimplo ommon sense rules which. if followed. vvlil commend them. when to the horn on well no to the trainer. via: 4. . lat.—A1lvay| ful kindly! toward it horse. no matter what he door to you". and consequently never Ihoul “ temper. Remember the hone knows wltmctlroly how you fell. 2nd.——chcr go near I llorlc if you are fluid of him. the borne will know it and take Idvlntlgl of it befora you acknow-

Momma”.

Hardware :

.\ll kilnle ot' ('nilviy. (‘.li'pelitel".~ :lnd filme-

..l..ltrr‘.~ ‘1‘u.d.~. l llillih nllil Null: «ll'illl ltinlln.

1'..iul-. I’ully nnd lilo» Ii’i‘lling il'lll fillin-

llll“. n l'.iu.lu‘l~ nil-l Spille ‘3‘ Superior Ales

.ln; .lu‘w- .tlu.l\'> ill More.

Groceries,

l'l~.l .rlld .\lllltlisl‘s, (rery blmfil‘) Sugar. 11 . Lice. its. ..ud Lill-lpiml .74... p, .\pil-en ol: uds.

PATENT OIOINES,

Sm n/s (lull I‘llmrtilvs.

Idll'l'll lill,

Ill Milo. .\z.1l‘.~.illlll (irniued, with mixer

every day l‘t'qlllult‘.» \‘ull‘LdllIlA' nu ll .nd. DANIEL 1'1.\‘.\IA.\'. sullllllul'rlllt', June 27. 15177 NE W SPRING- Axn

SUMMER. GOOD 1!

a ' lt'lt'lulihON bus 'u~‘t l‘l't't‘IYl‘II :ll 1' In: \ \\' b'I'A. CENTRAL ' ' . his 51‘ ' ul'

SPRING A ND SUMMER

"eons U y Mllll‘ll for Style. QII‘dIily. or I’riee, will coul- purl: nilh :luy ill the .\lnlkl-l. lNSI'lit'TIUN SULIL‘I'I‘ICI). slllllllll‘l‘filllt'. .\lzly ill). lhlii'.

DAVID ROGERS

“AS XUW CIJAII'LI‘XI‘llll HIS

Spring Importations

British, American. (1 West India.

GUL Db‘,

mnnpriling nlmnat every article required for Town nud t'nlinll'y; which for qulllity :lnd llllt'l‘, tlfILI' t'Olllllt‘lIlitlll, nod to whit-h he Ill\'lll'l IlleptL‘LIOIl. Sllllllllttl‘wlull', .IllllK' Ill. ltlliT.

CAN \"ASS, Anchors & Chain. ,

AXD

. V 1 ' "t X Y 1 ’leaPtObluh Ia OIL. ' ——--t o 4,—— MVIIIC subscriber oili-l’s to the - ’l'nnlu, ut \'1.‘RI' Low muons— \‘IIA‘JIl‘éillk‘e Bolts of Long I’ll: CANVASS, No.1. 2. 3. 6, G. Bolts of Best Navy Brown Dun No.1, 2. 3, 5, 6. English DUCK, ,. No/ l. 2, 3.

2 ll-lGin. Cl ill Cables, 2 11 Girl. .- 'liors.

———.iLSO.-—

Cnslts KEROSENIC OIL, Drums Vll’tDIURIS.

ROBT. T. HOLMAN.

Slilllm:r.«iili . Aug. 21', 1‘67.

M '- a 7 Summ:r Ar ngement. 7 ‘111-2 MAILS {or the United Kingdom. the ileighlmillg I’l'ol'illees. L'lllled SURE. dun. will. until further Hunt to unnlu up .llld tlll'wnl'llrd from the (lien I’lla't UIIIre, Uth'IlIllt‘tnwn. Its follows. \iz :—-

I"llr Cilnudn. New Brunswilrk and the United States. \‘Id Slit-due. every MUNIMY el'l-luug :lt ll n‘lzlol-lt. null every FRIDAY morning .ll. :1 n‘llllek.

For Nora Scutin. \I‘d ' on. every MON- DAY llIId’I'llL'lthlY ‘ ling lit 9, niid via Bruic every W .21). E3 )Al’ and FRI- DAY el’l-ning .lt 8 li‘elullt.

Mulls t‘o ‘rt-nt Britain. .\' nllluml and the Wet n l 5. every ill to MONDAY morning ill El. .ind every llllern to WEDNES-

~uing ill 5 U'l‘IUth. nu 1011mm:— l\I.y 20 Monday July I

.. 22 .

\l'edlie.~dxly." . .\Illinluy, .ullc 3

Monday, ‘A 15 Wl‘llnrrdily. " 5 \\ minesdlly “ 17 Monthly, H :1

Monthly. “ 29 “'etluesdny, “ IO \"L‘IInL'nlllly, " ‘Jl T. OWEN, I'. .\I. G. Genernl‘l’mt 0mm. t.‘1l"1‘uwu. May 2”. lun1 .

LUMBER YARfi.

'I‘III‘; SUBSCRIBER UI‘VI‘ACIi-S FOIL SALE at his LL'MIII'LIL YARD 0N “'A'I'lill, STREET tlll kinds of

LUM ER,

cunsistin of Firm 6: Samoa Boards, Deals, Scantllng Latin, Failing-s. Shingles. Studding &0. 6rd. @- Intmher constilntly ké‘t hind. JAMES cygivnm.

Sunnnornlde. Jun :H. mm. 1y

Re wads !

ECI'ZS Room PAPERING good putterns. p by v,

R. A. muting/anon.

Summit-Mid». Mliy 9. 1M7.

, Mackerel.

W‘NTED tml‘ehnso. llny qurmtlty 01 .\ll 18mm. for whch highcat price lll

as A» pnld. . ' C‘ARVELL RROS. . l,~lflO7.-th v

prng. 3m.

12,0

Fur lqu c

BIII’I‘ISII PERIODICALS.

The London Qllzlrl Relinwo. onserrntiw) 'l'lle I‘IIIlIIIIulfllI Ill w (Whig).

The \\'ealuiin.~ier lieliew (ILlllll'ul),

North British Relivw (Free Church)

AND

Plackwaod‘r Edinbnrzhytune t’l‘orl')

These foreign periolliell e regulnry pub- li~lled by u.- iu the same atyll' :ln llel'elnlure. Those who kinlw them ulld have long buln “tilted to them. need no reminder; thine whom the till] wur nt‘the lust few years has deprived of tluir onl'e well-oint- lupply of tho Lest pl-rillllielll literature. will be glnd to have them llfldill within their rruoh; llllllthole who l..ny llt‘\k'r yl-t Intro met Mitll lln-lu, will a»- »uredly bl- \"\II pleaurd to receive nl-ereililed repnrh ol' the plogt'eu of I-Jurnpeull hCIL‘IK'L‘ and literature.

TERMS FOR 1867~

I‘ur :lll_\‘ "'It'UI the Reviews $1.00 per nunuiu I’llrnlly inn lit the Ill-lit 's 7.UU “

For ly llll'l‘l' ill the llr-ri " 114' all Your “title “\‘\‘It‘\\ For Ill.ll*lmnud‘.~ .\Iugu?‘ Iiir lll.tel.u‘nnd cl nut leliew ' 1-‘nr AII.|"\'\\‘tll)Il lllld :my two lit the Ilelivurl

For “Lilkwuoll lllllI Ill L‘L' ol the Iik'YIL'US

For BIdl'bWUtitluIllI lll‘ Il’l \ it “'3

10,00 ”

13.00 " our

15.04) "

CLUBS.

.\ diwolinl ol‘ twenty per (ml. llill lieullnw- rd in - lu‘ .~ ul l'ulzr or inure penulln. 'I'Ilu:, l'llur l mph.» l-l Illneklrund. or at one lielil‘w. lull be .~eut in our lltltll'CSJ lilr 81.230. I-‘our .np ~ nt'lhe lllur Reviews mid Illalt-Lll'ooll. lul‘ 4a.UU. null NI nil.

POSTAGE

“’lll-Il Ft‘lll by lllzlil. -ihe POSTAGE t0 l’lll_\ purl lll the L'lnted Slntl‘n \i' I be bllt lu‘t/lly- fum- cults :l _\eur tor R1. all-null." and hill Uri! L'ulla' il )L'AI' for l ltlle lil- I'WS. PREMLUMS T0 I‘BW oUBSCRIBERSv New Sulmrillers loamy two of lllt‘ illiure lll‘l'IlltIIl‘III.‘ tor INST will be l-IllilIL'II lo rl't'eil‘i- ulnllfi, IIH_\‘ out of tl - “ lt'uur ll’t nines" for land. .\ew h'uir I'll ers to ull tire of the 1":- rindienl. fur ln‘uT. lnny receive, grillii, I‘llll‘k- Mllull or nuy (no of the " Four li’ultu‘s" for 15m).

'1' use prellliums will he allowed on all new tun-i liplions rel-cited before April I, 1507.

Sulm-riut-rs lll 1m obluin huek nulnherr at the billowing l due -I meet, \'iz.:

The North lil'l‘ll'xll Wu .Isllluilry. [863. in

Del l-lllbl-r. ltltiti. illl‘ llnh‘l‘; llll‘ lu'lIl'lll/ury/l und the Illstllllusler from April. lull. to I)e~ l-e:. ber. lolili. iul-lusire. llllll the London (,[lulrtu'ly for the your: 1565 llllll mm. it! the rule lll'1.:'lt) .1 your tor t‘fill‘ll or lllly Ill-View; MIND I “nod tilr 1866. {or $2.50. . Neither premiums to Subs ' K‘rE, ilur IlIhl'UlIlIl to (dubs. linr reduced [ll‘llfil'fi l'urlluek lllllllht'rs, ('ntl be nlluwell. unless the money In remitted tll'l'ett to (lie l’uiillx/lcrl.

iVu pl'l‘llllllllln ellll lie gilt-n [0 Clubs.

'I‘IIE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING 00..

33, “ill/ref Sh‘t’l‘l, A“. Y.

It"

The I.. S. I‘l'Il—t'U. also publish the Farmers’ Guide,

by Henry Stephens. of Edinburgh. lllltI the Lill-

1’. Norton. ot' Yule (idle-4r. 2 \‘ols.. ()etnrn, moo pugl'E‘ ulld numerous lin-

,i for the t [Inst pnid. $4.

Plil’SCu court'rr TOBACD‘O FACTORY.

’1‘1115 Sl‘llst'dtlllllll would nllnnuncc to hi~ friends. L‘llrIlllllt'l 1tbt‘ public, thtlt be has. at :l enmiltrm e uull-iy lur llew unlullln nilll lnzll-llinl-ry. in elllul l ulld it).- pi'oi'cd lIlL‘ e..p.lt ily ul'llis FAUIUIKY

In Sllllllllt'l'sltlt‘,

that be is now enabled to turn out an amide of

NATURAL LEAF TOBABOO.

equnl to the \’t'l‘)' be: . and superior to “Mint 'l‘olineeo illipllried. whirh he will WARRANT 1x l.rl:lt\' ltlzht'lmr. nlld \\i11 sell Ilczlrly

Twenty per cent. Cheaper

llmll it enll be imported into the Il-luml.

1’1.” (IR llnl'xn ‘l‘uu ‘co t'nrnlelled to suit IIlL' Lisle of buy on.“

Try it nudjndgr- lllrSCIYCS.

Ileull-rs aupplied u rul tel Ill.

lit- sure to utl. for lll-zll.l.\"ls I’lllscuCoL'Nri' Sn'lt‘lul. LEAF, nlnl tulle none other.

Itellleillller [but the I’IIINCH (‘UL'N'I'Y lulu (it) FAL‘TURY turns out nothing but the lilibl' limb or 'IUIIAL't‘O.

I’.\'l'|lI(.‘l{ I‘ll-JILLY.

Sunmlorsilll- Dev. 6. lxllli.

R. M. GIBSON,

v . v , I'AIA ‘Lll AM) GILDLR. I' .\\'l.\‘(} \rnrkl-ll sl-rrrnl Sellmna under

the Illall'llt‘liltlla nl‘ name of the moat pnpulnr l'uIlllt'l's in the l‘uited leltell nnd llrilish I’rorinl-es. wishes to nnnuuln-l- to the public tllllt he Ilns opened n I’AIN'I‘ SIIUI’, :lllll enlnun-llm-d in tllnt line of trnde, :lt SUMMI‘LRSIDIC. \llll‘l“ he is prr nred tn elm-nu: all kinds of -'n and Urnunlentnl lluuae linll Sign

PAI ING.

ntt-d and decorated in Oil and I‘ nil I’uper hiiuging ntld til lug done 9m“.- tlle eul- ployer. (‘l-iliugs whi IL‘II with insulin-s: nlul lIUSpHKClI.

X?!“ All orders ll‘l't lit the Commercial llntl-l. Cellll‘nl Sn. next dorelo Bl‘flrfinl'fl Rook Slure. \rill I'Ut't‘l\'L' prompt uttelltioll.llnl1be llone nt nlmlorute rules.

Silliltllt‘l‘rlitlt‘. April 1m Gui Just in Time

Fl)! TUE , SPRING TRADE” The Subscriber h opt-lied n E;

Tailoring Establishment!

ill Mr. 11. .l. Rlcullunnnn’s Old Sinndmbich

volumes—by until.

Slllnnleraille. Il‘llnl nlltl superior

he tlzltlers l

‘ul’dil' til. n rly |i.~ll out. lip call ellsule l:lll~loln. llllll not. be without piltlonugr i'rl llnd dilm‘rniug. l'lvl-ry trndn rc-q u' n bruins. and none lnurtl M) thull the art of cutlingund mulling up ll gurnlent to fit every \' 'ie ‘ of the liltunln lorm: but mule people to imagine thltt it requires no lnorejudg t lucutil coat than to Ilew dings-nu err '(lllll itlelli'lhe efl‘el-tu of which on: set-ll Illfllflll‘ll'll‘sfl nnll llltfltting garments we eVl-ry lbly behold in the streets. There is no earthly Wilson to Int-event us Prm-inl-iulista from hei I elognlllly llnd l‘ullillnnbly lll't'lfll’d no tli . mnk’nnr. And the subs. IIlll'I' nill use hit heurndeurun tn reneh it “ consummation no dl-routly to be withedt" JAMES UAFI’NI‘IY. into Cutter lit Mr. ll. .Riehllrdron'u Cloth- ing Store. Sllmlnrnido, Mny 23.

N oti

LL perm ited to JOHN HOMER. A} ALI). by Account or Note of "and, are positive] mlml to [my the "HR to Mr. MUN'I‘A UWA'IT. Clerk of the

Smnll Debt Cu rt, ' cm, .IU lN HOMER. M-D. Am“ [8, HAT. .1. lug. I8

he lruals will be the I'l'ilI Fushlounhll- one of

1

IDE J OURN AL. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1867.

Prince Edward Island Boot&Shoe Factory.

'l‘llli Sullsl-rlller would hereby inform his uuunrou: friend: and customers tllilt he has ill courae ul’ pl'l’pllr‘llllun, u very iuperlor

riyle ul'

LADIES' KID 300T.

suitable for the coming season. All“). Lullicn‘ nud Gentle-men's \Veur, ill every l'nrll-ly. Mlt'll an

Ladies' and Kisses

Ilullllornl Kid BOOTS. t‘ongress BOOTS.

Urllin Cllll'tfuilgrers do. Serge do. do “:IIHIDIRI do. lnlitnlilln Luce do. kc . do . '-c. Gontn‘ and Bo

Culf'I'llp ruled “OUTS, Ilnlluo‘rnl ROOTS,

llll .\lngle do do, Shouting do, tirnin Lt-ulhor do. Iinl-u do,

11 try Congress do. Kip do. Light do do, Ilrognns & Show, de. &«:. do.

Wholesale Dealers before sending their

ordvrn ubroull hIIlIIIItI cull l e.\uuliuu the

large und varied llol'k ot', Lndis‘ 6c Misses‘. Gents‘ 6: Boys' Boots & Shoes 1

.S'pcct'll/Iy 7lblllll(/lt(‘[l()‘t'll fir l/lL‘ Trude ll/ 1'. IL'. lellml.

Ulltflllil‘} NICOL

('h’lml-n. South Side qut‘ll'n Squn

Mutt-ll Tlll. lhlil'.

S A snwsn

SA “'5 lit the best quality. ll ll at the follow- ing t‘tlsll lll'lt‘t‘5. ulwl 'n on lI-lllll :ll tln llinllutiltture ol' the nllllnerluer: :—

CIIL ‘ '. DIAMETER. ill; in. 820 each iii! ill. 5ft} ' l' :58 ill. ‘ 24 ill. 69 ellell 2m in. a It It; ill. ,8 1:: in. b Mill SAW: 5-} feet, 85 eat-ll; Illul‘k Saws 2n ill. 57 llt'l’tlllzt'll. set and l-hnrpl-d. Allin-dun Ielt ill. the Iluolt Slure of Mr l’tlhl'llll I‘lt‘rt' Ill. Sulllllll-l'.~illl-, or t'llrwllnlld diroel, will receive illlllleliiute nllelllinn.

A Iilt‘llARlist)N it; Co.

St. John. Ndi. vl Illl l . In‘l

l-l ill. 81 euell

1’. E. ISLAND

Steam Narigatlon Go’s STICA MEIt’S

Princess of Wales and Heather Belle-

T/ie Slrmm'l- “Princess of “Mrs” \\'i|lle:l\'e (,‘llnrluttl-tuwn fur I’ll-ton every ’I‘ul-sduy null 'I‘buradny nlnrnillgs ut G n. “L. ill time for the morning 'I‘r- 'n for llnlil'alx. liven I’iclou for (' Hottl-lllwn (‘t‘ery . lny and Ft v e‘ lillgé. :lt'ter urrirnl ol"1‘ralin lrom 11.lli . Leures I'il-tuu t‘or I’m-i. Ilnnd l-rnry 'I‘luirll- day morning :It liuuil. illiuledinlely ilt'tl-r :lrril'ul of Train from Ilul'lt'nx, retulnillg to I‘it'tou the liillowtugnlurning.

Ll'lll't‘rl ('llllrllltll-town every '1‘:lesdrly llllll Il‘lidny night for Sumnn-rside null Slit-due. lll 7 [Min \l'ill connect with ‘l'dueaduy llull Sutul'lluy lllorning'n Trains. . I.L‘l|\'t'.~ Slit-dine l‘o lusmxle nnd (‘linr- iottttou'll every \\' Eddy :lntl Sullirdny illlk'rlllltfllfl. illlllletli -r llrrivul ot"l‘r;lill t'rotn St. John.

The Steamer “ IIcul/ler Ill-Ill: "

Leltves (‘llnrluttetulrll nt :1 u. ltl., every Sut~ lirdlly morning lill‘ I'ielilu. Leaves I’icluu nt 9 u.m.. Mime day. for Murray llllrbnr, Georgetown nnil Snuris. re- maining ut either Sonris or Georgi-town over Sunduy.

Leule I‘letnu every .\Lmdny fort'h lrlutlc- town. lll'ler :lrrirnl ot"1‘r.lin from Illllilllx.

FARI-ZS:

("Tlnlrlulletmrn to I‘ielou, or back, £0 12 o 1‘ielnu tn (it‘Ul‘KL‘IUWII, " 0 i) U " I‘ort llnnll. “ j 0 l‘.’ O ()h'lown to Sluuulerside. " U 9 0 “ SIIQIIIJU “ O Ill 0 “ St. Jlillll.or bllek, $4.50 or 1 8 15

‘~ lullatpurl. h $Ii.l)U I I7 ti

“ l'lll‘llllllll, " 58.00 2! 10 U

" liostllil. " $11.90 ‘2 ll; 3

“ Ilallithx. “ SLUU I l 0

“ l’nrt Ilnlnl. “ l 1 li

“ Georgetown, “ 0 9 U

" Souris. ‘ 0 12 0

F. W. MALES. Seurclury. June 20. 1867.

LALCIILOI"S Notice.

I ilguiilst the l-htnle ul'l

LL pertains Inning lilly Iegnl demands :lte Mrs. BAR-

l

PREPARATIONS Mrs. S. A. Allen’s

\Voi'lll's Illul' Restorer is suited to both youngilndnld. It strengthens ille Iluir. ltrt'\l'lllo its fillling orturuiug grey. lllld Illlpltl‘lt‘ In it n Ilealulil’ul g1u~lty nppenr- nllt‘e. It never hills to illzsrulm (illle HAIR '1‘0I'l‘SUthilNALYOU'I'IIFULCOLOR. IT ill nor A Dru. but llt'lS directly upon me roots of tho lluir. giving lhelll the nuturlll nuurirdllnt-nt required, producing the Mlllll‘ vitality lunl luxurious qllnmity Ia‘ in.youlh It will restore it on bnld plllecli. requires no previous prepilrntiun of the lnlir. and is easily npplied liy tluu'u rlvll'. ()ue liotllo will urunlly but for it yenr. us utter the lnlir ill ollee re.- tured. Ill'L’lIr-llllllll upplilelltiunls nnre ill three months will insure ngninat grey huirs lo the llluel xulvnlleed uge.

August l, 1867.

Mrs. S. A. Allen’s

FOR THE HAIR. Mrs. S. A. Allen’s

AV orld's II llll' Dressing,

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