, .. . lan Entertain t‘.

A Deputy Sherifl‘in Keene, some year ago. had a habit when anything occurred to him which he had forgotten to state—- quickly raising his right hand, with forc- finger extended, and always pvt-facing his remarks with the cxclamanation, “ lly the way i" It being once his duty as eiicr to give notice of the opening ofthe court, be begun. “ 0, yes, all persons haviugauy- thing to do before the court. of common pleas will draw nigh and hcarken to the evidence. “ Here he sat down; but re- membering that be had I'errgolten the tin— ishing touches, instantly rose and ex. claimed, " By the way, God save the State."

An old lady was telling her grand- children about some trouble in. Scotland, in the course of which the chicfof her clan was bchcadcd.—" It was one great thing ofa head, to be sure,"said the good lady," but it was a sad loss to him.”

An eccentric man in Bath, Maine, was asked to aid a liv'cign mission. He gave a quarter of a dollar, but stopped the agent as he was departing, aiul said: “ Here's a dollar to pay the expense of getting the quarter to the heathen.”

A merchant who died suddenly. left in his desk a letter written to one of his cor- respondents. Ilis clerk seeing that it was necessaiy to send the letter. wrote at the bottoin—" since writing the above I have died."

“Guilty or not guilty?" sharply said the City Judge the otherduyto an inattentive ftiualc prisoner in the dock. “Just as your honor pleases. It'suotfor tliclikes o’mc to dictate to your honor's worship," was the reply.

A traveller went into an inn after a shower, and asked the landlord to show him a good fire ;“ for, saidhe,” Iain very wet :" and then turning to the waiter, he said: “ Bring me a tankard of ale imme- diately, for I‘m plaguey dry."

BEAUTIFUL EXTRAOTS,

lie that knows useful things. and not. he that knows many things is the wise man.

Every man cherishes in his heart some object—some shrine at which his adora- tion is paid, unknown to his fellow- mortals.

t is conferring a kindness to diny at once a favor which you intend to refuse at last.

Let persons understand one another in good faith as honest men, and not as thieves who wish to cheat each other.

“I never wonder," says Dean Swift, “ to see man wicked ; butl often wonder to see them not ashamet ."

Happiness must arise from our own temper and actions, and not immediately from any external conditions. p‘.«

So long as men are imprudent in their diet and business, doctors and lawyers will ride in carriages.

What good would centuries do the man who only knows how to waste his time?

Little drops ofrnin brighten the unend- ows, and little acts of kindness brighten the world.

Agreat step is gained when a child has learned that. there is no necessary connection between liking to do a thing and doing it. ‘

Merry condemn the organization of the past; but they all obscrvcd their pur- poses—42am really done great good : and the world would have suffered more without them.——Atlr’n Billion.

C‘vniosi'rirzs or THE I ‘oLrsir LAN- ocaor:.—Ilovv differently is the action described in scouring u forests and scour- ing ufloor; in skimming the sea and skimming milk; in breaking a dish, breaking a colt and breaking a command- ineiit; in catching a train and catching a mid; in failing in a ditch, falling in love, filling in your own cstimation,and falling in with a friend, or falling- out of a ca.- riage. So you might read ofa museum of wonders, illuminated by the light of

‘ other days; furnished with music, played on the feelings by the man who having iwered his voice by means ofropcs, inur- dcrcd a tune, but subsequently tried his Voice and acquitted himself with case: with walls hung with pictures of despair; with a’library filled partly with volumes of smoke, and where could be seen the lady who sat on the lapse of ages; the attorney's clerks wlio engrossed a man's attention; mathematician who is so devoted to figures that he frequently casts up his eyes; the girl who was saved in a wreck by clinging to a forlorn hope; a man who was wounded by sitting down on the spur of the moment; the acrobat that jumps at conclusions; the cup ofaorrow that overflowcd; the chain which bound :1 freeborn mind; the ticking ofan oyster bed i the receipt giving to a man who paid his respects ; the suspend- ers used for the breeches of trust; the , quiver which was observed in the voice of (n)arrow-minded men ; a lock of hair from the head ofs discourse. and one item the head of n cabbage; a flat iron to smooth rufilcd tempers; a phinl of tears from a weeping willow; a button from the coat of the stomach; a. sheul from the shock of on earth-quake, and many other articles equally rare and in- tercsting.

AMHNMAMVA

Oh! let youth cherish the happiest of earthly boons while yet it is at his com- mand ; for their commcth a day to all, when “ neither the voice of the lute nor the birds" shall bring back the sweet sluinbcrs that. fell on their young eyes as unbidden as the dews. 1

Education is a companion which no misfortune can depress, no climc destroy, no enemy alienate, no despotism enslave. At home a friend, abroad an introduction, in solitude n solace, in society an arm. meat. It chastens voice, it guides virtue it given at once grace and government to

genius. l’ume is an undertaker that pays but

SUM

MarLs. , SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

V 11E Mails for the United Kingdom, the . neighboring Provinces, the L'nilcd States. &c., will, until further notice, be closed utthe General Post OIIlee, CIuirluttetowu, as fol- lows, viz :——-

For Canada, New Brunswick United States, \iu Shedi; ‘. ow y and Friday Evening, at 7 o'clock. For Nova Scotin, via 1’ietou, every Mon- day, Wednesday, aud Friday evening, at 7 o'clock.

Mails for Great Britain, Newfoundland, and the West Indies, every alternate Monday and \\'cdnesday evenings, at 7 o‘clock, as follows:—

nnd the Tuesday

Monday. May 18 Monday, Sept 7 Wednesday, do 21) iWcilncsday do ‘J Monday, June 1 Monday, do 21 Wednesday, do 3 thduesduy do 23 Monday, do 15 Monday. October 5 Wednesday, do 17 Wednesday, do 7 Monday, do 2:) Monday, do 49 \\'cduesday,July I ‘chnestlny. do 21 Monday, do 13 Monday, Nuv’r 2 \\’ediiesduy do 15 Wednesday, do 4 Monday do 27 Monday, do 16 Wednesday du 29 chdnesdny, do 18 Monday Aug. 10 Monday, do 30 Wednesday, do 12 Wednesday, Dec 2 Monday, do 24 Monday, do 14

Wednesday do 2t; lWr-diiesday do 16

Mails for Suinnicrsidc, St. ICIcnnor-‘s, and Bedcquc, to be forwarded [or Steamer, will be closed every Tuesday and Friday evening at 7 o'clock.

And Mails for Georgetown and Souris, per Steamer, every Friday evening. at 7 o‘clock.

Letters to be registered, uml newspapers, nuisth posth iiult'aii hour before the time of closing the Mails.

THOMAS OWEN, 1’. 111.6.

General Post Otllce, Ch‘Li‘own, E

May 4, I863.

hummus Steam Navigation 00’s. 1‘ STEAMERS,

“PRINCESS 0F WALES” "AND ” HEATHER BELLE."

The Steamer “ Princess of Wales" ILL" leave CIIAllLO'l‘TI-l'i‘OWN for l' I C T O U every TUESDAY and THURSDAY morning at it n. m., in time for the morning train for llulifux.

Leaves I’IC’I‘OU for CHARLOTTETOWN every TUESDAY and FRIDAY evening. after arrival of’l‘ruin from Halifax.

Leaves I’ICTOU for l’Oit'I “00].- every TllURSDAY morning at noon, immediately utter arrival of 'l‘rai from Halifax, returning to I’ietou the followiiigi oruing.

Leaves (1 II A R L 0 fl '1‘ 1') ’l‘ 0 IV N every ’I‘lYI’SDAY and FRIIXAY night for SUM- MERSIDE and SHEDIAC, at 7; p. I11. Will connect with Wednesday Bind Saturday morn- ing‘s ’I‘raiu‘s .

Leaves SIIEDIAC for SUMMERSIDI’. and CIIA1iLO'I"i‘15'1‘O‘y\'N every WEDNES- DAY and SATURDAY afternoons, imme- diately utter t ival of Train from St. John.

The Steamer “Heather‘llello”

Leaves CHARLOTTH’I‘OWN at 3 turn, every Saturday morning for 1’1 C'I‘OU. Leaves l’If‘TOl.’ at 9 u. in., ' to day, fo MURRAY llAllliOR, GEORt OWN and SOUllit-l, remaining at. either Souris or Georgetown over Sunday. x Leaves HUTOU every MONnAT mr CHARLO’I‘TE'I‘OWN, after arrival of Train from iIali .i. . ' .

1‘,\ I: 1-35:

Charlottetown to Pit-ton, or back, £0 1‘2 0 l’ictou to Georgetown, “ 0 It 0 “ l’ort Ildod. ” (1 12 0 Cli'inwntuSuunuersitlc. “ 0 9 0 " Slicdiiw, " t) 18 0 ” St. John, “ $l.50 or 1 8 ll “ Euatport, "’ “.110 1 17 6 “ l'ortlund, " 8.00 2 10 0 “ Boston, “ 9.00 2 Hi 3 “ llitlifux, “ 4.00 I ~l 0 “ l'ort lloud, “ 1 -l 0 “ Georgetown, “ 0 ‘J 0 “ Sour-is, “ 0 1‘: o

1’. W. IIALES, See‘y. May 21, 1868.

M "

Spring (St Summer 1868, JUST pram

A'r\'r ii i:

Clifton. reunite.

GREAT VARIETY 01‘

(“first tt~ Jashioaahlt 650mb,

IN Drésses, Sacks, Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons.

Trimmings ofull kinds, l’arusols, Steel Skirts, Cloths, Coats, Pants, &c. Also:

Hardware, Boots and Shoes, (in variety.) llats dc Caps,

Leather, ' Nails,

and everything suitable for country trade.

A Liberal Discount to Cash Customers. SCHURMAN dz. JOHNSON.

Clifton, New London, May 21,1868.

Rielly’s Tobacco Factory

IIE SUBSCRIBER would announce to

his friends, customers and the public, that he has, at a considerable outlay for new moulds and machinery, so enlarged and it: proved the capacity of his FACTORY

I ii Siiuiiiiersitle,

that heir now enabled touurn out an article of t

Natural Leaf Tobacco.

equal to the very best, and superior to most Tobacco imported, which he will \\it,\lttlAN‘I' i.v uvnnr Rescuer, and will sell nearly

Twenty per cent. Cheaper

than it can be imported into the Island. Fur on itousn 'I‘onacco furnished to suit the taste of buyers.

Try it and judge for ourselves.

Dealers supplied on llN‘l'flI terms.

Be sure to ask for “men's Pluses Coosrv NATURAL Lit-Air, and take none other. Remember that the PRINCE COUNTY TOBACCO FACTORY turns out nothing but the aim inst» on TOBACCO.

little attention to thelivlng. but beilizcns the dead, furnishes out their funerals, and follows them to the grave.

There is nothing like a fixed, steady aim, with an honorablepurpoae. ltdig- lilIII‘S your mum? and insure» your luc- r:csu.—-Ilucrlitr

5

Cd “’3 .I; BRO'S. Cli'tmvu May ‘31, 1868. Summenidc Cheap Store, Junc ll, ltttitt. w '1')" [I‘uL‘u lllzwlle by ii ‘ “A (Vlilrl. IIItO's.

PATRICK KEIDLY, Summon-lite March 12. was.

Molasses 85 Sugar.

ruun. humans, :0 (Halo. slum”, For rule 'r

1868. 1868. 0.1.. RICHARDS,

“'IIOIJESALE I MI‘ORTER 6F

'lri’r’q‘ihfi,

and

GENERAL ENGLISH & Ftilllilllll

GROCERY GOODS,

NORTH Wit/nu", S'l‘..1,0H;\'. N.ll., begs to state to' his numerous patrons and the public generally, that. his

STOCK

will, (in a few days) on arrival of ships Elmum'. Choice, Lampedo, and Sly/patio,

FillJM LONDJll ,Allil LlllE FOIL,

Acadia, from GLASGOW, ho

Most complete 85 larger

than any other in the Province, and solicitfi the nttéiition of

Cash and short-time Buyers, to whomADEdIDED ADVA TAGE will be given.

0. L. RICHARDS,

Wholesale Tea. Tobacco, and General Grocery Wlnirehouscinan. North Wharf, St. Joliu, N.

May 1st. 1868.

SELLING AT P. MCNEILL’S STORE!

RED. WHITE AND BLUE ‘7 a r ' ' ) CO’I ION VVAer, best quality. UNIlLEACHllD COTTON S, " very clieu i to “but they used to be." in - - if" (a B- ‘ IE TM4AL, ex. “Albcura,” lroni Canton.

Nails, Manilla Rope, CUPS AND SAUOERS, From England.

Boots and Shoes,

all sizes. from Montreal, coming. With ulargc assortment of

.1}.

etc., 010., etc.

All at; the Lowest Prices- Summcrsidc, May " , 1663.

1868. SPRING 1858. NEVIS?"

AT 'I‘I‘E

WINFRED‘; noon.

11E .rihcr, in returning.r thanks to Iii merous customers for past favors,

, so my that he is new opening a

Dry Goods,

wi.i.,i. mm 1...... ~ulcct¢r| “1 h 5mm. cure. and willbc found oft ic

e .. . " ’i . Y.‘ - ’ . intuit Santa. & citations), which he now offers at the lo’ajcst possible prices for; CASH or Arreovun’ Cunnir.

‘ A.‘ '—ALSO———— v T E A, (warranted a. good article.)

To Arrive in a. Few Days SUGAR. MOLASHIJS, TOBACCU, DUCK- E’l‘S. llliOOMh’. VINlitiAlt, Iii-EROSI-INE OIL,

&e.,

JOHN F. BAKER. “'infred House. Suxuiut c. June 4, 1568. ___._.,.“. W . .. Mn“...— ALHAMBRA. V [1E STEAMSIIII’ ALUA.1/li’li’:t..\'icker- son. Muster. until further Notice, will leave this Part Every alternateTHURSDAY, at t: p. m.. for 11 le‘AX and BOSTON, calling at CANSO It."

0F PASSAGE :

Ladin‘s Cabin. Geat'fl Cabin. Forward. To Boston, i‘iOs. ,- this. 453. To Halifaxflfis. I i105. ‘ 185, To Game, 205. 255. 15s. CARVELL BROTHERS, Agents.

Furniture Factory! !

(Next door to Mr‘. John F. Baker‘s. and di- rcctly opposite‘lho JOURNAL Ofllce.

HE Subscriberwoulil take this opportunity nt‘announcing to the public that he has

opened a. ‘ Cabinet“. Shop

next door to Mr. Jollll\~1“. Baker‘s Store, where he is prepared to ulauufucture Iv‘urui- tuvc as reasonably us any in the business . He will supply at short mowe— Bcilstcads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Cupboards, ‘\ Sinks; Bedroom, liltehe Leaf. Centre and Exte sion il‘ablea, Sideboards, ‘liotlloncrs, What-nuts, Stool Desks. I’ic ure Frame oungea. Se tees, Cradlcrflriiva , Cots, do, &.c. Bedroom Setts, Matrassca, Isc.. 620., &.Cu Imported Furniture put to other. Old Furniture repaired, and TURN NG dune. J. ALEXANDER BOVYER. Central Street, Suiinnerridc, ;

Aug 22, 1867 1'. persons

0t OBI AL nde ed to the Estate of ‘VILLIAM B an in, late of Lot 12, de- ceased, arahorcby e aired to make ltnlllc-

diatc payment to t subscriber; and those persons who have 1 ldcrnnnds against the MIDI Estate arc requ to furnish their ac- counts, duly attest d, settlement. and witblnthres months romth date hereof. AMES AIICLAY, Administrator. Itillersbie, Lot 12. Septic. ItitlL—tf

or any quantity of EGGS, ‘uunuA Hours."

(3. (I. GARDINI'ZR.

Dominion {flog—or?“

111,111. Dominion VIN EU A R -| '3 5 article), p," mu h i (II can u

CARVELL BRO'S.

2

Begs to inform his customers and the people

the Goods have been selc ted with due rtgard

Dry Goods & Groceries,

m l868.

~o

lace. satanic. THOMAS B. HALL,

of rriuI-e t‘ounty in general, that he has just received the

largest grind: of Goods; Yet 0[]'ured by IIi'm/ Having; a thorouglikno 'ledge of the Trade,

to the requirements of the country, uiul being well worthy the inspection of intending pur- chasers. an inspection ol‘tiie same is respect- fully solicited,

The present: Stock on hand will be found to embrace the following class of

Dry Goods,

’l'wenty-fuur pieces of Gray Cotton as good value as can he produced, While, l’i'iutctl Cations and Cotton Flannel, Giughanis, Shining Flannels, Striped Siiiitiug and Wim-eys.b‘rcnclr Merino ( islinicve. French 'l‘wi ', b‘ortywight piect -) 'lain and Fancy Dress (iIIUIlJ, among which will be found pieces of Illtlgllillt‘t‘tll [Htllt‘l‘llsddltllt‘s' flats. with all the fashionable trimmings, (ieiits' Felt and Straw llals. tileugary and Clotlil, Caps, I“Iilll' llll cum-11cm Dress uiul Mantle Silk, . Mniitles. 'I'birty dozen Lad‘ics' Kid, Silk, Lyle, ’l‘lircud Spun and Cotton Gloves, (icuts‘ Silk. Worsted and Kid Cloves,

. Black Cloth and Silkl

.w‘. ,

1868..

lllrs. S. A. Allen’s

World’s IIair Restorer

is suited to boihyoungandold. It strengthens the Hair, prevents its falling or turning grey, aiul imparts to it it beautiful glossy appear- auce. It never fails to husrorui on“ mun ’1‘0iTSORIGINALYOUTIIFULCOLOR.

IT is NOT A Dru, but acts directly upon two roots of the Hair, giving them the natural nourishment required, producing the some vitality and luxurious quantity as irryouth- it will restore it on bahl places, requires no previous preparation of the lmir, and Is easily applied by onc‘s self. One bottlewrll usually last for a year, as after the hair is once res- tored, occasional applications unce'in three months will insure against grey luiu's to the

Mrs. s. A. Allen’s PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIRa

%

Mrs. S. A. Allen’s

World's Hair Dressing or ZYLOBALSAMUM. is mental .,,’ with the Restorer, but the Hair Drip alone often restores, and never falls 1,, in"." oraie. beautify and refresh the Hair, rendugf it soft, silky and glossy, and dilpofin“ 1, remain in any desired position. '° FOIL LADIES AND CHILDREN,

whose hair requires frequent dressing, M no equal. No lady's toilotis complete with" it. The rich glassy appearance impnmd- truly wondcrful. It cleanse. the Hair I moves all dandruff, and imports to it u a," delightful fragrance. It will prevent llui from fruiting out, and is the most out ,.i1 and valuable Ilrllt' Dressing km,"

most advanced age.

A naust 1, 18W.

Millions of bottles sold every year.

The Restorer Rflli‘mftlt't’s and the Hair Dressing Cullivnlea and Beautlfies. l'iincipul Sales Office, 198 Greenwich Street, New York City .

‘ "‘ ‘ NOV} lb l 28.18 . l... Till-Z squ eriber has removed his ’l‘uiioriiu: ‘-i:iliii hinent to the top next door to 111. C. Green , Help, on t. Stephen Street, where he will to happy to receive the orders ‘of his custom vs, fllltl'rilil others who may patronisc him. ' Having obtain 1 t e services of competent

Ladies' lilack Lave, Mitts, Belts and Delt- iu,':, Clasps and lli'uot'lics, Worked Collars and Cull'a, lluuuet Borders, Flowers, Rib~ lions and Feathers, a few superior L‘laek Laura Indiana, Tissue and l'uislcy Shawls, ltuois, Shoes and Rubbers, Forty Dozen L: l' v and children‘s ll. , all numbers;

' Cloth Coats, ‘ is and Pants. 10 do ‘ I'y Flannel t lurts, Carpet Ram, 12.: bun lst Qual- ity Cotton Warps. Silk imitation, Silk Muddcr and White, Linen ll'llilltl, 'I‘wi-uly Dozen Chin-ale. iiivis niul 'I'lireud llaii‘ Nets, IL'I zen lloop ts all sizes, (lor- sets, l’l.\iuunil Fancy . ss Iiuttons, It!!! dozen (‘lai 300 yard llct-is. Braids of every dc. 'iptiou. Usnaburg 'l‘owels and 'l‘uu'clling. ss Cloth, Dressed Hollands, Laura all t lcs. l'upt-r Collars for the Million. be: in: ; White Lincii Diaper, l-‘i'ontiiig Liiicu, (Iniinteipaiies and Quilts, Velvet ulnl Velvet. 'l‘riuiniii ,.. (‘inipc Cob lurs, l'iiiiled. liUtllv, lliirred, Lappirt at 1 ‘aconet Muslins, Veils in v. y, 11‘ if ("..t Linen ’l‘lireud. lllar 1: and \\ llilt‘ I Llamas. km, l'a is and l'iubr lllack (‘rapt-, lllack Ir 'llt’ll Merino. Splen- did Al‘llt‘lt' in Illick Coburg and Lush-cs. uznl ev v article required for Mourning,y

9. ~‘i

lii'accs. Collars, Neckties and Sea 3. tog: thcr with a thousand other urtic is in Illt‘

, ' and: line that cannot here be enum- crated.

Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers.

Writers and Olin-rs, Tuba Notice (hat I [love UIL [It/ml

FORT Y ENDS BPLENDID CLOTES !

'l'wti‘lls, i 'l‘Wt‘i‘tl)‘, liiik Mi"tiii"v Shepherd‘s . itlll\'.’|l'itI1H other I} es of ('iotli. tlirci: plot 4 of Wuterprtuvl t‘lolhY for Ladies" illl’l Gents \l'i‘.1i',tiviita il‘uruish- ingtioiuls, and cv y thing I‘t‘tlllil'v‘ll in way of‘l‘ailoi's' 'l‘i'iiiiiuiit:;<, which ('oiislilult-s 11.0 best assortment of this class of Good: new on sale in Prince County. H N. "' a: u no... await u, are . llroud Axes, Adzes, Batu-h Planes, Rules and Ilcveis, Levels, l.l\‘(‘l (ilznscs, (hulking Malitts and irons, Hand and ’l‘t-nmi Saws, llursc llasps, Shoo dn., Mills and ll’411.l ’l't-nnn, Whip, Rut-tail and lililt‘lfllllillld' I‘ih-s, Mason's 'l‘rowels, Claw, (‘urpct,Shoe and other llaiunicrs, .‘iatul Paper, Ink l’ou'der. Wool Cards, '1‘, Barn-dour. 11utt and Chest lliiiges, Mortice, ltiin. l'ud, (‘lu-st, Cupborrd and Trunk Lorke,(?arpcl, (fat and l’ump I‘uelis, Sparrowbills. l-‘inish- ' “ ‘ ~‘ sizes. Candlesticks, Dust. .' HIniiii-vs and Tr: licroscuc Lumps. t'liiniui-ys and \\ Ii'nu, lirittiiiia, Queen's Met.il.'l‘eii iiiid .‘pomis; Whitewash, Stove. Cloth- r, .‘hish, Tooth, uiul Dust Ill'llrl diorand Sheath li'iivcs; Trot."- “dt n lluoits and Liars » - dozen i'ockct liuiv any quantity of "thin t'uilrry, Mirrors, Sheep Si: irs, Curry (,‘nuibs, liauuisnr llrihbcs, lit ilolc Saws. Lanterns, ('ul ulul 'l'cii ('aituislci‘s; Fitkl'c lion's. ltu. Latches, (lupbouvd L es, 'I‘iirn-se .

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