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senrlunl pleasu . hcpeopleareheal y taxed. and gctyery little {or their taxes. ,Tlle Republicans are quick-sighted urld eloquent, and take good care to attribute to Monarchy nearly the whole ol' the evils with which the State is afllicted. A Congress is proposed, the business of which lvili bc tos:ttlc matters between the Pope and the Italian people. There are various rumors alloat concerning this Congrch of nations. It is said that the Pope will not permit. his claims to the Iovereignty of his territory in Italy to be llucationcd by any earthly tribunal. It is said too that all the powers which sign- ed the Treaty ol'ItlI5 have accepted the invitation to take part in the proposed Conference, to tall;- into consideration the political condition of the States of the Church. This business oi" llftti‘dll‘ making rllld mending is pretty sure soon- cr or later to cull unsatisfactorin to all parties. The policy of non-intervention appears to us to be the only true one. 11‘ the Il.\lliillh‘ were let". to settle their own ull‘airs. the nettlcmcnt. er.’:u:-ver one was arrived at. would be much more Iiitcly to prove perlllaneld than any ar— I'Bllgt‘llfl'lli, lrhieh outsiders. however able and lII‘illlL‘l'L ted, may be able to patch up. The bualness of this Conference, it‘ it ever meet. w ieh i: \cry doubtful. will be very dlIIicult and very delicate; and wo greatly fear that the combined wisdom lllld inclination of Europe will scar-:er bring it to a satisfactory con- clusion. If, as Illl‘l been said. the Pope‘s subjects are perfectly satislied with Ilia. rule, we don't see tllat any power on earth has the Ioaat right. to interfere be- tween them and the sovereign of their choice. It', orl the other hand. they dis» like the l'ontilical sway, and are dzter- mincd to have rulers of their own choico. let them cil'eet the change ill their owll way. Any meddling by either (laribal-

,Spttt illitll o1 Inldlltl production.

New Aili'er'tlserl:entsrtlris a..."

\Vllolerlale L‘rJtonrers—ll. 'I'. Iluinlulil Cllcnltt‘sml—Iillgll Iiillllhtly

Who wants money—t). t). Gardiner Christmas Tree—"J

(‘ur-lr! Uaebfi—ll. 'I‘. Iiollnnn/ Nuticc—I'hilipfimitll

Nolit'c—ys-Il. llalll/ A

Final Notice—Arthur ilitcllic .9. Son Just Published—I . Laird

llarvie'a Almanac Ilcrlry A . Iiarlie L‘ Mails Thomas Owen

Noti Xdames llall L/ ' Selling DIP—James 1.. Ilollllau l, r A (lard—S. A. Mllllcry :

Tin: lsrnxn Ilieri‘l‘ltlil a collection 01‘ some at the Poetical Writings oi .IorrN lel'Aulz. tornlerly third Master ol the Central Academy. Vol. IL. Lilrurlotteloun. I’. 1-} 1., 1567.

The above is tllo thin 01 the. second vol- ume ol'tbo "Island AIIII:il'cI." 'I‘hepl'iut- ing and binding. lvhicll wl-ro done by Mr. Will. Ilrenruer. are very neatly uxccrlloti. Many ol the. pieces in this volume have appeared hclol'c. but there are a largo rrlrmllerol' new llltt'l'S also. It will lie round a very interesting little book. alrd as the author is is hilusell'. “it not so line as some ol' the imported articles ill the

:hymiupr dupartlneut. may lll:\’Cll.Ill!Ic5§

Ir.: eoumdernl passable, as a. genuine

IIe

“ Launches his unprercnding rhymes,

l'poll the eul'rcnloi'tbe times,

“here lv'ortlnu'a Winds oapreeioua play,

And Ilopea ar thundered every day.

Mr. Iiulwl’l Glover, in the vicinity of Sulli- I|I('|'~ltil.‘. killed a your"; pig lust week six months and twenty days old. which weighed 2:20 pounds. This is one of three pigs which Mr. tilover intended to show nlthe Exhibition ill Charlottetown ill Uelolwr' last. but owing to the Steamer not running from Snnrlucrzide oil that occasion. he was dcbarred from com- piling for a prize.

M.»—

Summerside Debating Society.

The members ot‘ this institute will meet for

(limits or Frenchmen is likely to do more harm than good. The Humans are Nure- Iy the best judges of what is good for tilClIlthVI'N. 11' foreign nations interfere ' at all. it should be to prevent interlirc-ncc. ' Til-r Imperial Parliament WilStlpt'lll‘tl by royal commission on Tuesday, the 19th lllt. \Ve regret that we have not

‘ ' space to glve our readers the opwtl.

from the Throne.

The llccollrlt of the execution of the

three I’cniclns guilty of the outrage at Manchester. atldoi' the proceedings coll- Sequcnt thereupon. till nearly the -whole of the news columns of the English news- papers. Tllc names of the three unfor- tunate men were Allen, Gould and Lar- Itin. They displayed no 'llllb‘CL'me bravado on the scaffold. Their demeanor —it the account read by us can lie relied (in—was rlolenln. and befitting Christian men who knew that in a few moments they were to stand ill the presence of the Great Judge. There were no frantic protestations of innocence; no mad atrlrgglings with the executioner. They all prayed fervently. and though pullid and trembling. stood npon tllc fatal plat- form as calm and selllposscssed us could be expected of men in their uwl‘ul situa- tion. The death penalty is a terrible thing. Nothing but the most imminent danger to the State can justify men in resorting .o it.

mm

OIHTUAKY.

It is with feelings ol .sillccrc sorrow that we announce to our renders the death of the lion. l-luwallu erlrrnX. Queen‘s 1'1‘I1]i(‘1'.111liiI‘ItIIIUI‘UI the ll‘xtum'ncr. This and event took pl:th on Tuesday tho Illtlr illst.. at twelve o‘clock. noon. It was here altogether unexpected. We had heardlrollr time to time that Mr. erlcms - iling, but We had no idea tlnlt. he

was wastlrlllgla'ously iiI. 'l'iledisoase ol which

he died was drapery. Though .\lr. \Vrrltmn'u public career has been a Ion},r and a successlul ono, Iro died a compara- lively young man, being butl'oltydllroo year‘s nlago. lie was tor-twenty years continuously. n member of the House 0! Assembly. ()t' that House he “‘lifi long tho pride and the ornament. Ho was a lllall of line intellect. oi enlarged ideas. and oi truly liberal principles. A pleasing am! a powerful spvukt and a sparkling: and a graceful writer. be contributed largely to tho succt-rs of any cause which he espoused. Ilis brilliant lull-ills both as a It‘Vihllllttl' lllld as a journalist. were lluwealletlly exerted ill procuring for the people or this Island, Responsible Uovorn- luent. Universal Snil‘l'age. Free Education. and Free Lands. Any cause which had for its him either the material or the ill- teIIcctnnl :ldvnnccmulrtofthu people; found III him all eloquent and all eiliclunt udvo~ cale. Many ol‘ the best laws to be found on orlr Inland Statute Iiooh a1}: insepara- luly connected with the name oi EDWARD William. '

Without extensive possession: or power- ful talnlly influence. and though dept-ud- lug solely on the good will of the people for political advancement. Mr. \I'IIl-ZLAX was no dl-m gun. .110 never lronr merely pcrlo eoniliderntions scr'llplod to stem the tide ol popular opinion.‘when he found the current setting in whatho considered the wrong direction. 110 valued the people‘s interests much more

' highly than he did their approbation. Mr. Wrrrmn‘s political career has llecu_n aillgulurly consistent; one, and hill ptibllc scrvleea merit tho lusting gratitude of the people 01 this Island.

Those who were privileged to know Mr. Wot-inns in private. have to 'tlepiol'o the loss at a singularly pleasant coluplru: ion, and 1| generous wurrll-Irearted Il'lt‘lltl. Ilia fascinating conversation and genial sympathetic alllra endeared him to nearly every one whom ho met in tho Intorcourse nl social 1110. Very low even of his most bitter political opponelrtdeouid long dislike nrllall of his kindly plucubie nulnround pleasant. manners. It. IN very Seldom that nman who had taken so active and no prominent a part. ill the political contests ul his day has lctt so few enemies behind him. . - m

K)" 'l‘na ice, in our llnrbur is now well made, and horses have been crowing on It. Ainee, Sunday last. It is said to be one {out in thickness ill some places.

59'” Tun Steamer I’rl’nrus of Ither tow- ed reverul vervels out ot'lllc port ul‘CbalIolto- town on Tuesday last.

by?" Wr: are glad tolearll that llleruare to be Is number of Hands built here during the winter, as we know lhcrc are many molly Ill w.ln1.ol employment.

‘13" Wr. have received the P. I). Inland Calendar for 18118. inlrell from the I'atrlat otllec. It is very neatly printed. nudl‘ontuinl M aural. Il large amount of uh'lublo illl‘orrun-

‘ulllil nrvt Fall for ill!) lllt

debate in Messrs. Strong‘s llllll. orl Monday il‘Vl'llIHK next. at the hourot' eight o'clock. ‘Subit-t-t:—“\\’rro the British Government :.Illxllill.‘|I in pl-rlllittillg the execution of the l Manchester Fenian: 2‘" Ily order,

5 A I. Melina, See'y.

y Sulllnlt-rside, live. 11. .67. i _A mm

C' ; r , ~

Qiiidi't’lt‘ti. .ml the lltlh a . .. \'.-I)orluld. I'.I'.. It . III‘rIr’Ut'lu‘H. daughter 0 'I'iullixh. ulllc day. by Ilev. ll. M. \ulwl. I.l_rhurd, to .‘liaa

l l. . 1_ “or. I). M. Ml-ltnnllld. l’ P . Mr .Io Ill "ll "ct \ ics Mary Mnlilda II ton. ol'.\'ew Ilium-“lei. At St l~ lur'u. on [be all. but . by .lunlea (‘ulnpbelh I 1‘. Mr .Iulllca Ilih-y to Alia: .Ilury J.lu - 'l‘uylor ' ' London

giant.

At . \v 'r Ital ire. on Ibe Iovl-tl wife or' Mr John (‘m-l: .

Al Lot II. on the 19-1 incl. Ilnlun. daughter of Mr 'I‘Iloulna tllI-I Ann Ilrnuia, oped I0 month»— “ ltli-r little uhiidrclr lo I'llll‘t' unto me :lnd iol l-id llu~l lot. for ll'r-n-b i< ll.r Iiiupdolu ol'lleal'ell.’

—_

-'.-ll 77 years

Wholesale Customers “'iII find it to their udvarrtagolo call and see sample: of The Assorted C 'atcs of CRUUKERY \VARE

still remaining for sale, at a small advance on K'ULI.

. A L. : CONIv'I'IC'I‘IOXAIIY, lit-most}. l‘. 011..

rl'rt'u. 'rau. OAKL’M, axcuous. lllth. 'J'trltM‘t‘t), l’ll’lcS. crlalss. .'.\ll.s.

Sl'ld'lllllt, llorll. s A 1.'I'S.S.’t l.‘l‘l’l'2'l‘1l E,

on rl'r-‘rs,

5 Alien, (‘Ol‘l‘l-ZIH a. .\l.\’l'CIIES,CAN1)l.ES, mu. no; snow.

\\'z\SlllNGS(t1)l\. . rr.ol:ou nocN'rIXG, b'llICl-i‘l' lllox.

noose L‘OAL.

n. r. "organ.

Slllnnlcrside.1)ee l'..', I

- x 7‘ ll r..-V"“_“- CHEAPEST YET ! ’ ‘III‘I Mlllfl'l'lbol‘ has just received at his S'I'Ullli, (opporitc the store lately occu< pied by John A. McDonald.) his

Fall and “inter supply ol’ ME {GI IANDISIL,

Ctllllprit-Illg a general assortment of Staple. & Fancy DRY ODDS.

Ladiw. Misses 6-. Chil en's BOOTS.

SIIUI-Ih, Ilullbera 5t

V151? Y 01115;! P l.’ 0.4 S [I . Also ll choice armor men! of

Family Grocerres !

Ill 'I'I-IA, HEROSENC OIL,

Sugar. Molasns. 'I‘obaceo.‘ Vinegar,

Ilaisills. Currants, Soap. Candles,

Figs. Nuts, Apples, Ilist-uit.

Ilnekcts, Ilroolns, Dye Stuil‘s, .‘Le. Ste. All of which will be sold V'liltY CIIEAI‘, for Cash or approth credit:

III'GII IlAMSAY.

Slllunlerside. Water-«tract, I) ls .

Who Wants Money 'I r ‘Il'l snbser‘ibdi‘ wiliyipny tho HIGHEST CASII PRICE. guy quantity of

B.

. , 0. ii. oanorxnu. Sunlmll‘flifé,Dcc. 12, rain. __ .._......_.__._- ._ -

Christa as, ,‘Tree !

THERE will (1). 3 a mic of FANCY .9: IlSl-ZFUL Al ’ ILI'R at IllAIltiA'I‘E. on the 27th Dot-em or, s lllt, to commence at .‘l p. In REFRESH) I ‘1 fr) will also lrl' provided. “A good till " in expected. I Mamie. Dec. 12. ltlliT. 3hr

Gash. 05.6.11. “Cash. .

R ’1‘. 1101.2“. Mill pays the "163‘ o I‘ifi'l‘ PRH‘ (‘llslr l‘or OATS. Sulmnersido, Ill-l: l2. 1567

"""" “'"FittaimNilt

LL parties indebted to us by Book A ‘. count or ulherwiw. must pay the I‘CV allnls due by them, IN -‘l7|.l . within 'I DAYS from rhisdnte. shall not in All sums un- paidolltlle mull III'.(.'I‘ I-lll blatant. we aim“ sue for at. the lext Commissioner‘s Court.

delivered at Ills War

AII'I'IIUR IlI’I‘(‘I'lII»'. (c SON. Alld‘l‘io“, Dec. 0, run. 21a

rlou. It in on sale lltuur'linolt Stove.

Iliul‘. flotilla. the he».

verallocx, in variety . .

r 'r. at;

" "riinvrlrh' Prince Edward, Island Airmail-"M6

. Full.

18

IN T” I) I‘III‘ZSF. :llltl‘

about the 2.".lill iu.~t,

ill be ready for delivery

’I‘III'I Prince E’d Island Almanac, FOR 1868.

III'INIIY A. IIAIU'II‘I. Queen Street. Charlottetown. l Dot-1:5,” l7:

maintain. ‘

AND READY FOR DELIVERY,

THE 1’. 1'2. Ir-LANI)

For Sale, wlluleaab- l.. I, at Queen Slprare

llool.» ..-.~, by l). LAlItl). .. ,

' . r ’f . 1ft 1, . . 5.th (GEE?!

at and below cost, 1 v ' *

lt-OR CASH.

Tire Subscriber, in order to ell'ect a clear-

ance of his ‘

Retail Stock of Goods,

has eon culling

Goods,

r

....

Dry

'1‘ L” E‘. H: y.— p— ’2.

ware, Crocherywarc, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,

At and below cost for CASII.

learn prices before purchasing elsewhere. JAMES. L. IIULMAN. Ill‘llislr S. American louse, ) Slllnrnerside.I)cl'.12. 1815]. f

wFresh Importations!

C II EA P

Luau Ilatsrus,

Notice.

said report, as it is false lllld malicious. PHILIP SMITH. Sunnncrside. Dec. 9. la li’

. Notice!

Ifistutc ol'tlle latte S'I‘I‘II’IIICN W. IIALL,

Illlllit.‘ immediate pa without further notice. JAMIZS IIALL. Richmond, Lot 19, Dec. 11, 18 3in

Mails?" _

Winter Arrangement.

7 ‘IIE Mails l'orlllc neighboring Provinces

llotrcc. be closed at this ()lllee every 'I'nesday, Thursday, and Saturday evening, at 7 o’clock. Mails for Great Iil'llnill. Newfoundland and

llatc ’I‘hu ay and Saturday, at 7 p. on, all follows. v17 - 'I'|lnradav, Ilec 1'). 1367.

Suturdnv Ft-‘r ..

I i do 'I'illl Mel .3, do 26 do ' do 7, do L'fl do I'd, do ll 1 do ‘.'I. do

‘drllll' , do I! do

Illuradu, , do 2:! do (in :1, do Sulllrlllly, do 2:. do ' . , do 16,,«10 'I‘huraduy, Iv‘cb ti do Sutultl _ , do 131,110 Saturday, do 8 do 'l‘hllrmllly. do illl. do 'I‘llul-edlly. do 21! do Saturday. May U. do

Aluilal‘or Sullllnersillc and St. I ln‘or‘s. via lledetprc, will be closed every Tuesday lllld Friday, at 9, a. lll.

Letters to be registered and newspapers must be posted hull' all hour before the time of closing the Mails ..

THOMAS OWEN, I‘. .‘1. C.

GcncruH'ost Utiicc.

Cb'town. 7th 1) '.,.I8|i7. 5

’“AI'CAltlI' ’ '— “m

’ III-2 SUMMERSIDIE t~ .‘ADllILLH AS- SEMBLY commence eir series of 15n- tcrtninnrentarlt the “ L‘r. .\' I1ol‘rl:,"'l‘IIIS (THURSDAY) event the 1‘.’t1r iaatallt, at M o'clock.

By order, a. A. Mm tar, Sce'y. Sunlmcrsille, Dec. l2, ltsltT. DOTICIJ. ’ ‘111’. Annual Meeting ofthe I‘ll CSIH’TE- . IiIAN (YONGIIICGA'I‘IUNnIt SUMMER- Slllli. will be held in tho (Ibureb, on Tour:- day. JANUARY 2nd 1368, at L’ o‘clockpdu. I't-wlloldern will please pay their ‘IlI‘JX'I’S

's salary for the present lurid. Thom who are respectfully re~

order that the Mini.- half year be puller have not paid for Po quertoul to do on w' delay. Aft-w reulai illg Pen '1 be sold. and nlmn few red‘ed, at the lllllluul meeting. The, making of the fires in the t'llurcll tor luau. wlll ulna be sold on that day. A full attendance of I’eflholdcrs is requested. ALIA. Hcc'v. so 'l‘re'l. .‘lulllmenidc. Ilec 1, 15M. pro. i)l-lltSUN.$ not. yet sup r 't-tl with their Ila. mt 'llrrantsd) .I’igs & Spices for (‘llltlti'l‘.\l.‘ls. wil vo money by calling at. the Cheap S ore. J. R. STEWART. (.‘iu ap Slorc. Sulnnlcrnhle‘. E Dec. 5, 1.507.

Clothin r, &0.,

Cash customers in want of the above, will rIowL-II to call and inspect his Stock, and

CHRISTMAS BEQUISITL‘S.

Loon: llamas,

Curr-until, E; T in us. (lb-latiuo. m Spices, - Iaillrzlass, m Cheese, 0 ’I'apioclla. a Butter. 0 (Ir'nd Hire, 5.. Unions, hi 8 (,‘onll-ct'rlry lulots, Mo 1 a 5 sea, leklcr, E—l Sh'l Almonds. .Qc. m. ks \vtll‘i'cfill‘l'dl re Hull l, A»: (-i (furry P o w d e r , a D t) r a n g e .\l :l rlllalzldc. H m Picnic Ilisellir, fl . Essence of (Toll'co. E E4 I‘lsscnt‘o Pi Ut‘ Lemon, D ' Essence WI II. Almond, (I) B Essence, 5" (3! n llanlou, I-isieuco ‘1 Strawberry. Iisseueo if: It mpherry. E‘scnl‘c Peppermint. Causrlao b‘lroan. GRANULAIILD SLIJAH. Dece .5, 13127.

' lll-leEAS cert: ’1 parties have circula-

] I 1‘”: 1‘ I‘r‘llllri {films-t that Mr. Wil- irnn )ut 'y. tSunlnl e id 510:] n. s r m" "' “h ‘ ‘ "Mi"- ot‘rnoney t'rgnl me, do' hereby cdrltrlldih‘i l

BBC to request all persons indebted to thc _ l1"! 101" “lit

to come tor-ward and pay the amount ill full

due. -'l‘hose pars s to the West who are in arrears will bear in ' d that unless they .lt they will be sued

alld the United States will, urltil further

the West Indies, will be closed every alter- —“‘

to the 'l'rcarnlrer on or before that day. .in‘

SUMM—ERSIDE JOURNAL, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 12. 1867- _ ,_ y, _ M ‘ ilImprovec't Formal WHOLESALE!

,' ‘III‘I Subscriber lrn~' rc

ON LOT 10. F ‘0 be cold at. AUCTION, at IIle (.‘OITII'I' IIUL’SEJnSt. I'ilonrlora. rtl‘Jo'elot-k p I t

On Tuesday, 7th J nn‘y., 18 The improvemeer on

7M Acres of Land. aituuta ml TtHVlInltip lo, and bounded on lollown, viz : —(|n tlnr clot. by ill..- i‘arnl ol'John )lclluugald. 'ou the httlllil by I‘i~-binond Ilny- on the “To! by thel'nrln onto. an IitllllllVUll. al d on tho lolllil b) the .\1ai.. lit-ad I.llull‘=il “ Lower mate. u." The Improvements

0a 39 Acre: l' Laud, all niuu tho “' Ilol'o IIiI " . d I“NINIWI "I", (ha rltltltil by " Siren-lull: L ma ;" on the chat by 3 Moon-w. A. .L \. [itlllrbrry's -l!l farm. and on the. north Ly 'l‘Iloluaa Loughlln'n land.

A1I0,—'I ue improvements

0a 100 Acres of Land.

adjoining the farm 01‘ Alexander Allen. 11.: .. on tin. \Venleru Road, formerly occupied by Archibald ' Larriaey The pa at I» 14.1. .- Muy Iri, I‘

to receive Learn: for SID? years. nry per acre, to commence from!

(J. ‘»\'. I)l-:IlI.0IS. l A

ll. {or the I'roprielor. g

CLEARING-GUT SALE.

' III-Z Subscribers. i ending to build n IIIlICK S'I'UIiI'I In-xl. spring. are dcrliroou of rclllrl'iln: n..-n [I will S’I' (.‘A’ ()lv'(:'(1()llb'.ilrld will, nilcl' the lat III ‘\IIII‘ZII.. L'UIIIIIH‘III'U

sauna are Their Large and I'wictl Slot]: (5/ :tjritislll & amnion: ME RCIIAN DIZ E,

At Greatly Reduced Prices. FOR CASH ONLY!

Charlottetown. Nov '21. ISIiT—~f.'ltl d5

d": I .

G. & S. DAVIES... SEED WHEAT Kin)"

ed yer Zull'stu

7

and lr'elrudl‘n from , I.l..t‘ll. foul HUSTUN, Prat-[deuce from MON- TItl-ZAL, and .i-‘ru lll'rrl from HALIFAX the

:follulring

STAPLE GOODS.

which he otl'urr at a small advance on coat for cash or approved credit :—- ~10 ( ‘h. sis 'I'ca.(very choice.) ii (in: ‘a (‘onfectio so boxu Layer llai '. 4 bags Hire. 2 llbla. urrants,

:l bill-a. ernslle ‘ 9 [111115. Molasses, 17 lit-gal hi-carboll So .l,

6 bids. Soda (‘rystalg 2 e: s or Halli-brick. GU t. sh: Kerosene Uil. . LII rides role Lt'ullu'r. It) box“! 'I'ollacco, 10 do. Natural Leaf. I c‘lsk Putty in bladders. 95 boxes Liverpool ii. p.17 boxes Pipes, 1 cqu “he... Zinc, R llbls. Tar. ‘2 blda. ltmlu. ‘3 do. ('upperas, 1 do. Alarms!) Iiegu Cut Mills. 10 ton.) rellned iron. (all sizes .) JAMES L. .IIULMAX.

British .9. American lloure, ) Sllnrlucrride. Dec. 5, "‘

FLOUR 8: MEAL.

1)”! Sellr. 1’novror;.\'Cl:. from Montreal. 300 Bids. No. l Alloway & other breath;

I“ L O U I 100 bills. White & ycl Iiiln dried CORNMEAL.

pr 1"...- Sale for (c-isII ONLY! JAMES L. llUlAlAN.

l Snmolersldt‘. I)

Sail; !

.EK IiItIU ZL'I.ll'lli'.-I from Liverpool-—

loo: BAGS SALT, 2~1t10 bush. bulk do.

For sale very low. JAMES L. 110l..\lAN. ; Summer-side. Dec. .3. '67.