i ,..,.».. on. .. ..

32mg Eilrrniurc.

Sgrirnlturnl.

l i , , V ‘ . i IAN” Ffiuww __,,5H wnqmlc ‘0 Rxxeio lit'u .1: roll (comma—n ‘ ‘i i'.‘i .i i);r .v~“-. .. . _l be worn, “m. on mu.h Shh, on,” ,,nsc‘,t_1lll_\tl .lltriolilbybdlte'l .t‘t 112:1(‘Unlll1‘djliv he I and lilimcdiatcly under the brous. Th do“ M ii“ 9, U”. ""1?" .0, ‘2: colour i.i varied to suit the occasion, llnlli Ll”), “Pun . "(‘1‘ ’nm“) ” uh“. . ‘H 1.0“ just new the prevailing tint is green—ui‘i’Jvctw" 1“ wui‘mgi [nit “m."”“u"’, tine sea-green. Iililek, blue, and graylili‘lc T‘in 011w}: impuhuj “1H)th mmoi are “in “.0”, in th,‘ home Chflc ,lii accoldanee uitli the tilltli ot the mat-i . . .h ‘. .1. .' ,.'... . . l.f “uses mmmmn “WW 1105,1101] on umbtti.tildll 'lllt lllll‘tltlLLL ivnoultdge Lint, can,” of the “he. The Grechm m, ridicules it. All tats are compounds oi‘ ' ,....'. l ".

w l'r‘iii-112.1flailii‘lili" ...’.r:.‘.:; Li“.i‘.‘.‘.‘.?. sun 5 lave oi tieir laces on vcrv . '. ‘ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ ’ pretty faces. 1 ' iconstituting. however. only a small por— Li's are “1-, \., . , ,‘ . Iiion oi its mass, 15 butyrinc; this is a lmd £1)th 0,. :11 N?. .bLF“ (10“ t3}? compound of butyric acid with glycerintni ‘ I w “un'dm an A 1"” lintyi'inc, like otlicr lid is a neutral‘

pink. The corn] v icty is no longer , t b L I .1 1 I . . ,V . , .. , . .. . . .- .

tolerated. 030 'pt ill b s not re: ('iiillt‘.‘ 1” i", m“ ‘ ‘ “ 'f‘” l | 1’ ‘ L“”l‘l"”f‘ .

hut ‘ ‘ in 0.1:(‘1’ words, win-n t.l-.- l)lli_\"i'll' acid is

Teeth “m be some “ha, huh,” .md separated from the glyccl'iiie with u hich ‘ h I" ‘ ‘ l ‘ ' - -. ' i. .- . . . . , . .

ofblu‘M, “my to correspond with [h '11 In t.iiiibii..ii~—-\.L thin hall. two sub-

eonllilcxion. which must be adendwhitC. and?” [LL dc“) ‘H'Ll t1”: “my

and “uncut, rod ,hmiiing each its p;- iii.i'.‘ propi-i I

. D l i . .‘ti '~; -.-~, -,..~‘ ..‘ '. ham am “.01.”! one m, CMh ShhJ L! Lui} i, II\}LI) lou]..lui stIli

' - - l w ’1 ‘1 ;' a‘ c: ‘. ‘ U

the head, \Vltlt the hair all carried up so. h” ' ‘ _ 1 _‘“‘ “L ‘1‘ _‘ l‘ if N”):

- . .I ‘ ' " ' ‘ 1 '1 ‘ H '1 I: i “to “we the,“ “ “Thin”. ahhwmhw 01 , pnoui um). I‘ is f«.nlil u tl]I\lli‘ o l'inilir alertness. L “L 0 “r W“ 3' MM" 1" l 1‘

(i\'_.

matter. I do iy of butter is lilo Ii.*compo.‘ilion of

Tm" LATEST (Il'lllt’SlTlES~_«\ {01190, thc butyrinc, which is made inaiiiiLnd. made “um til" “limit or a scolding “'il'c- . bv the odour ut' the butyric acid set i'l'cc,i Apluteot'buttcr made from " 111': UN!“ ‘ and ll‘.‘ t . .our and biting taste of tiii~’ oralokun a :1. ' 30w. at a lClllllllhlllll‘C of ill Th" small Wills 1“ the “ 011111130 Ul‘ the i degrees, buiyi'ic aid is evaporated, hciicc,‘ “WM-H it is only necessary to raise the tcmi '- In“ The Ollglm'l bTUSll “Si-‘11 in Painting, turc ot'thc butter to thi< point in old to‘ the “ 5:15“ CHI": “ma-H drive oil the acid which makes it rancid, Th“ hm“ comm“ With the “'1.1'1‘11L"li1i-'l to leave the remainder pell'cclly “1W1”, ’ . -.~'u'eet. ll' rancid butter is ill i in a The “Ml? l“ “'lllt‘h “10 Slms’llg- ,ezilzc. a portion of the bull c acid willl A'K‘u‘mcm {01' the “1|de "3"" E be absorbed by the water. in the cake; The liuiniiiar which broke up the nicct— ,’ and it “my not 1).. 311 p, .11....1 i,_\- 11,.» illg' illeal ill balling; but if the butter is uscd Buckle to fasten a laughing-stock. for frying in :m up“) pun, it i»; prclty‘ The animal that drew the inference. 153:: 1mm 1| 11051501. lilt‘ 1‘11'5- iel'apoi':.tcll. \\'ilh a knowledge of the: A [WCth 0E “'11!” from “ $11.5 W‘ 1L” properties of butyric acid. a skill'ul cook ought to be able to use rancid butter in}

l rail-

divide

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. " 1‘ in‘oU ‘ \' u )ils . to Ami???i‘llllflsbhzl:gatur‘? Ilulfiu‘ such ways as to retain none of ti “m1 ,0 the ("her Viv Quircl‘ ()Zléicidity in the cooked articles—«i. i - - \ ‘ i i i zib‘c 'i-r'im.

morning it happened that these twoi ‘I were late, and were called out to account

for it. “You must have heard the lull."

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Sir, "said the favorite." I was di'iallllilf i Rummy“ “t “'lm'h n 1" “CCvssnl'l‘I' 1” thm I was 30h“; m thhwnh,’ and 1. human comfort to kccp cur dwelnngs a .

. ., . ' .... n. .. .,l honpbcu as 1,1,5 gomgt “ht “\Cph-HUHIIL‘S oi the exitiiiai tti.lpciaililt.|

“.011, my, Saul th0 musten mud (,1 uh}- , halitclsol u.itli IIIliltl tilt, plants no ii.nl h (

Prom“ to 0mm“, hiS mmmc ; .. and "my. ‘ to remedy the drying from which room pulpit? [I c I t m i

Sir (turning to the othcr,‘, what have you Phil“ Wilt“ 1” 5”“1‘ ms”, l‘f“‘"“""‘~ 1053,?” uploasc‘ Sh.v plume, 5,, "said so much water must not be gi‘vcn to the puzzled boy-Mu]! H mm. ,,.,,,',v;,,-(:,‘|thcse plants as those without saucers. “a TV,“ “fix/Iv It was the flame ho). “hm, lhe watcr is drawn up into the soil by 1K.ng m 3,1 the he“ l1h). “his huh“. attraction. and though the surlaee will was a ( hrismhh 5,3,, 5 appear dry. they will be wet enough Just he's a [Julio/WM”. " ibcncalh. The more fi'ccly a plant is, 'owing the more water will it I'l'illlll'C

answered, " 4

i:

A clergyman going to a miscrly old} lady to beg for a worthy object found, hi self rcluscl on the ground of poverty. L h,rh Emil-mug mm h much,Implicfi‘mldu h": lL‘iI‘ :lliL‘t'tioil lol' the moi'nin sun. . The story, In: cxprossed 111110;. surprise illi'l‘t‘ilii.‘: ms, morning. my is Worth a and said. “I had not thought _\'o‘.i 1.1i

“ht will it nerd. In all cases, lical't

, 1. Tiny sccni lil:~ animals. in

such want ;" and then takingr out some, hml hm. money he said, “here is something that i “in d" fur um. ilmSFm i’m'ilos ' y'hf'l,‘ iliot remove lhcm at once to a warm “H “mm I “"11 b'vmg yuudm‘m' “lei lli‘di‘", but dip thorn in cold water, and old lady was so enregcd that she gave} so, ,hcm in a th, ~ him a. good round sum to show him thati hm.” .. MOM... {h . 1', ,,,,. . .. . ' ' ‘ ‘J ' "l- ' '

him “J not "' "m film ‘2 A” a lump " lolin help the fi‘tirt's d- dive power.

A huh, how 50,“: Six ym” Ohh was ‘ lint, besides the art. ity of the atmos- using his slate and pencil on :1 Sundaygimu'h' ‘1 “mlT‘llT-“i‘rit‘l'lm-r‘ 01“““1' .L" “mm “.hi.n his father, wh0 was a minister, plants are the fumes; of burning gas. mural and said, |. In ~ a lady, who grew plant: while the

“My son. I prch‘r that you should 3' “3‘5" 1‘1")": “nil “"1" “mil 1“ not use you, Shltc ,m tho hm“, 418% H c y rooms by old woodstovcs, wonders

" I am drawin' llIClllI‘leUSCS, father," EVIL", “'llC‘l‘nl‘lCil Clmllgh to “gel, the gas was thehmmpt mph.- :ll'llkl'vlflllit'eil, his:v no more “luck H ‘ ‘ _ “1 ll 1 1‘.“ 5. Cl") “(111 \l'(‘ "I'U‘Yll ll] . ,” “um” mm.“ Mull“. ‘1 {cw ‘lgfiglm—iiiziitcd rooms, i‘sp' tally ncabinets 5mm" do 3°“Hunk],5]mllcvcrbc “'0‘” must be provided to iIIClth'C them from {my “303‘53‘1‘1 ‘1‘)”“5? ‘ the space in which the gas-burnt” oper-

“ All; t I worth that to you ?" said am. the coutlding spouse.

“ Y—c-s," hesitatioeg replied the other half; “ but I can't put you out at inter- est."

plants, by some. unlucky mis- i‘aleuhitiou. fi'l'cll in the morning. (it)

. i “ *; stoplight will}

,i.

“litre—iii T in “his name i”

“ {iii-Eton. House ” Bil—OPENED l

l'l’he subscribers are now opening their first arrival of

NEW GOODS,

cansz‘rliiiy in part of

“My friend," said the llev. Sydney Smith to a cobbler who was mending his- shoe, when the great wit was a poor curate in Glouccstcrsliirc, “ you remind me ofthe sacred ordinance of matrimony." “How so ?" quotli the cobbler. " ic- cnuse you bind two souls together in unity.” ‘

A lad ' who has n ' rent horror of to- . . bacco gdt into the Nfilv Haven cars the Dry C100d87C; “memes [Im'd‘vm'e

other day, and inquier ofa male neigh- (lotion \\'arp, red, white Cw. blue,

bor: “ Do you chew tobacco, sir?" Earthenware,

"No, ma'am, I don't." was the reply; Glassware,

“ but I can get you a chau' it' you want Ill-rig: Medicines. n

°n°~ Boots and Shoes!

LII‘IZNSIXG I).\r. -—- King of Italy: “ The liencli. Mrs. Pope, has decided that you retain ‘ The Cross Keys,’ but Tm‘ 4, English) thinks, for the peace ofthc neighborhood, sugar; Mums“ you had better consent to give up ‘ The inning: Currants. Three Crowns.Y "

li'ooms, oils and Tubs,

C'ONII'I'I/"TIONA [i Y, A very religious old lady, being asked Tobacco, her opinion of the organ of a church the 5031,.

't'irst time she had ever seen or heard one, replied; “It is a pretty box of whistles, but it is an awful way to spend the Sab- Nai|3,(“11 hath 1" sizes“)

By a Bachelor.——\\'liy is a married mail AXES, GLASS, PI,."I"I‘\’, PAINT. ()iL. with a family of small children like a A“ of which Wm, a variety of nth“. sailor at sea P—Becaiise he is on the look Goods‘ will be 301d M the

m” f" “q‘uns‘ Smallest Prices.

\Villlli‘ftii‘npiiiiztl’ii‘::diiISPLC‘a_ Country Customers will please caiiand “'iiat matter whether one‘be killed exam“)? ?‘ll.,Stonk' , v V v 1 “y canister 0,. grape? SLIIIJLVIAN dz JOHBS'IOA.

The lady who was driven out of her (llrug‘zlkgwllgggdnn’ mind has since recovered a little bit, and ._._..'..'.Z-_'.____J._-__.._._- .__-__

given the i'cinii to her fancy. I I

f' VIIE subscriber having built a II It I (I Ii K I L N at FIF'I‘EE. l'()l.\"l'. is now

prepared to furnish any tin of the best

quillin of I} R I ll. (LGREEN, Esqurc, will be able to furnilll BRICK ill‘ SIIIIMERSIIHG. SOLOMON STRANG. 1.1 Point. ring. JR“?

CANADA FLOUR. SEA lilitl) frl n MONTREAL, ,d No. 1 FLOUR, White and HI-

Kerosene 011. Iron and Salt,

\Vhen is it lll‘mli‘fllllL‘ to be on the sick listi—Wlicn one is “ laid up" - in lavender.

Sporting Itcm.— Young ladies mn- vcrsing with one another may be said in be deem—talking.

The Greek which Studcntx am Often “ highest up" inn—The Attic.

Advice to Unmarried Ladins “hh [um dependent Resources—l[usbaiid them. 3 Ex Sub. The best: physicians are Dr. hm. D“ axis-1323311 fir( Quiet, and Dr. Merrynizin. hm cm,an ' ' an m '0 of the Solo—Crank}... l-‘or salo low. 1303‘: 1 3| 1’ i ” Jar I..110LMI.\‘.

" HrllIFil & Aim-"can Houn- Jlegulnr “ Loafers «Baku-5. Submlt'i'siilc. Oct. 13', 1807. i

Alibi-«insane JOURNAL, i'iliiiiilitSDiiY, NOVEMBER 28,1 1867.

‘ i'ur taco, and so on.

certain that the butyric acid uill all he“n

int the following t‘vlillfl‘ll rates,

"These Siliil‘rllli‘k‘l' Dt'cl‘llli‘l‘l‘. 1566. inclusive; the hili‘uliiii'yh huvs: “.hv ,th hm; hm mmcg" u plum _ i at this season from the iiiin and dry tcnl— I and pi: iii’sfllllllS/tl‘ from April, lutit, in De-

' ' ' cca: re ', Illuiiii‘i I'lj/ for the . , . ._ rah- ot' 1.51) a ye. thought the scliooll-bell was the strum-1A1? Cull seldom be admitted lionl the air" lllacltwood tor ltlbb, tor A.

and the more it grows the more sun and l by llcill')‘ Stephens. of Edinburgh, iuid the

t ‘ v .‘ :en iii the ’ hm, Whh $3. Il‘\‘t‘lllllg‘. bhouhi any oi our lair readers V ' '

pot, where they will :

eiticll in :i 5b 'll be handed over, without « ‘ierk ut' the Court in,» (-i-llceti ,

'(‘ASIL on delivery.

' U I I I ltl'itlsll Periodicals. The London Quarterly llcvii-\v(Coiiscrvative) The Edinburgh Rcvicw UVIII’D , The “'L'Mlllilialcl‘ Review (11' cal), North liriiish Review (Free Church) AXI) Plackwood's Edinburgh Magazine L'l‘eri‘) yr...— ,

'l‘liesc foreign periodicals are reguliiry pub- lished by us in the same style all licretotbrc. Those who know them aud have long sub scribed to tin-ill, IlL't'd no reminder; thou whom the cilil war ot'ihe last few years has deprived of their once welcollle supply of the best periodical literature, will be glad to have [ht-m ;. n within their reach; ilndtllose who in; never yet have met with them, will us- sulcdly bc ucll pi- "Ctl to re 'cive accredited rcporls ot‘tlie progress of liuropvan science and literature.

TERMS FOR 1867'

For any one ot‘iln- Reviews $1.01) per million For any two of the Rcl icws 7.1.11) “ l-'or ally ihl‘cc ot'lhl- licvicws limit

For all tiiur ol’ihe li‘cv icu's 123.0.) “ For lllilckwood'a Alligazi . «LOU “ l~‘or lilackwooil d one Rel v 7.01) “

l-‘or Illxcswuod and any two .

oi' the Ill-vii ws 10,00 “ l’or lil lckwood and three

ol IiIL' Ilul icus 13,00 “ For 151 u and and the four

l:\‘\l‘.‘\\ 5 1.7.00 “

-- I . CLUBS ' A diwonnt of My per mil. will beallow- ml in t in ol'i'ullri more persons. Thus, {our cop s of lliiickwood. or of one Review, u ill be M‘Ill to mu: [It/([I'ul'o' for $12.30. Four l‘lirll’s lit'llie lbur Reviews and lilaciiu‘uod,

POSTAGE.

\I'licn Si‘llt by mail, the l‘osraui: to any part ot'ilic l'nilcd Slates will Iu: but Iiruily- Iiilrriiii/s n .\\"II or “ lilackwood," and but

zip/11mins a year for each ofthe Reviews. PREIlIlUl‘ 3 T0 IVEW SUBSCRIBERS-

Ne 'h'uiitcribcrs to ally two ol‘ line above ' Is tor 181:7 will be entitled to receive iy one ot' the " I'iHH' IIL‘L'l'uL's" for [.‘1 'cu' Subscribers to illl tive of tile l‘c- rim 1. for ISUT, may receive, grails, Black- lvood or any lieu of lhe “ l‘biii' 11m fears" for livid.

'i‘licsc premiums will be allowed on all new :lib:ciiplion.« i'ccci cd before April l, 1867. Subscribers may also obtain back numbers

’l‘lic Ain't/i lli'i‘li'sli from January, 1811:}. lo

lo'liti, inclusive, and the London H65 and 18613, at the

’ Review;

Neither premiums to Subscribers, nor illit to l‘lilbs. nur reduced prices fol-back u i be allowed, unless the money is ’l'( in (A: I’ll/Llislirrs.

No premiums can be given to Clubs.

THE

.3... ., . . . ‘

LL“ .‘ll’litfi 8‘30 I1 PGBLISHING 63.,

58, ii'id/xcr Shut, 311'.

The L. S. PL'R Ct). also publish the E wrmers’ Guide,

list

J. 1'. Norton, of Yale College, 2 vols,

.J for the two velumes—bymnil.

, . ‘v 1..-“.-- , ,i,._,_._,_.,,,, bash? bar-‘1!

Till} Submitter rcqueslsall persona ill-

deb‘icd to them to ca and pay up their Accounts or .\'otvs ly. as :.II more not

“‘51. IIUN'I' & Co. Sliinmcr—ide & Si. L'leall-n‘s,

Uczflrl, 1- _____A-—»—-’__ THlSi

And Govern Yourselves Accordingly. Vl‘llE subscriber hereby notilics nll Ilt‘l‘nulls . indebted to him by Rook Account, l’ru~ IIil<SHFy Nole, or otlic : , that their respec- live amounts now duel llel pohiiivciy bl- paid in FITLL I . NOVEMBER iicxt. Alli-r that ila ~ all 1111117 'I‘l‘lllililliIIL‘: unpaid

will be sued for w' will further notice.

JAMES L. IlOLMAV .lil‘llisil & .\Il|L'lIL Slilnmcrsidc, Oct. 10, 1M7.

i lloune.

“Oats: ' (leis, .\ .

for which the highest

Oats.

'ice will '1? paill iii Id also wishes to ili~ in 111111 that the llrig ulfillfl. will be here the prcSeni week for a full cargo ofUA'lh‘, w \‘ll trery person indebted is expected to pay up in fall. ((lals prc rrcd.) a". my terms i'ullaiulprolnpt payment iii Ui‘roux-zn of b year. THOMAS ll. IIALL. Siiinulersidc. Oct. ll). 1867.

trial v" is!” “"

LL pervoiis indeiitcd to the. sub- scribers by l’roinisoi‘y Note. or Book Account, are hereby notified that their :pcolivc Accounts are now ready iin 'i .‘pcetion, and a full and prompt set _ it. is required by the 15111 of NUVI‘IAIL’JCI". next. All unpaid accounts, after that date, will be placed in Court for collection. R. A. STRONG t“; 31’:

Summersidc, out 17, 1867.

m NGTIC'E'T—m “‘

7 ‘lil'. Subscriber . in: closed his business

cstablislnncut at llnlmci-xidc. hereby nozilics nll pcrsoiis iiiileli Ito liim, i'orllcnts, llimkiurcouiltv, l’roluissil y tosurollierwisc. that the same must be paid to ‘ atliis ()illee

in Charlottetown JAMES C. l‘OI’E. ( 'n, §~pt. l’ 1867. Ladies Sewmg C1rcle. 7 ‘lIE LADIIN of tlic SllalMERsIDI-Z WESLEY; N ('lllilltlll AND (JUN- (illliIiA'l‘lUN have cs ahll. ll'li n SEWING (‘Illitl , assembling o " l'hlllly iIiIL'Y‘IIOUIH, at Ali-a ‘ Preparation for a ‘ g debt on Iiic

i

terial or iiioncy will Ii gladly received. l‘rcsidcnt~i\ir5. II. A. Strong. Vice President—Mrs. Richardson, iil’llrl'idl'y—‘i‘ll'fi. Alex. Mellac, 'l‘rea-uiri-r—Mrs. (Iliarlos .‘itroiig.

Slimmer -, Nov. 11, 1:167.

Tea Meeting.

IIE LADIES in connection with the

l’liESlIY'l'l-IRIAN (7(1NtiREfiA'l'lUN

at SIlPV-Iliilslliii l-lvc inildo arrangements lorliolili «r. I‘IYI "l‘liA iii the DRILL Slli'lllliii during ChristmasHolidays

'l‘lin lit-91;!” ol ll - TL in to aid in clear- ion: the rciiniiniilg dcbt oll' lilt’ Church.

15011 particulars. stating the day when the Tea will be held, A’C., will be given in due time.

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ENGLISH TEAS, 8w. Mrs. S. . C.”"‘2 ‘v,)rliil V‘I

\‘I'illihixnlhglll‘dul‘d dilillifllfihyl ilrgak?" S FROM LIVERPOOL:

60 (.‘liclfts andlllalf-ellesti priuio London

T "A.

10,000 bliull, Liverpo l SALT,ill bags & bulk.

Navy Bread.

(‘anrah Cordil

Pitch. TM and

ALSO ON

1‘0 Clients and

Mrs. S. A. Allen’s

‘Vorld's Hair Restorer

is suited to both youllgnud old. “strengthens

the Hair, prevents its falling or turning grey,

in: llllll imparts to it a beautiful glossy appear-

'l‘Z-2A, a prime once. It never fails to nus-roar: ouuv mull

“rm-'1 . , TO ITS ORRiINALYOU’I‘llFULCOLOR.

The “lune Wine“ m” be mm M the IT in her A l)vl-:, but ill-t5 directly upon the

luwc“ Prices for ms“ urul‘l'mvcdlmmr' rouls of tho llair, giving them the natural

JOHN LEFL‘RUY- nourishment required, producing; the same

Sullimcrsivio. Oct. 10. 15M. vitality illid luxurious quilllltity as ill'ytltllllo

V i i 7 V ' an" W i v" #i'_" "v‘ "i It will restore it on bald p aces, requires no

l ! ! previous preparation ol'tllc hair. and is easily

. . , , . applied by onc‘a uclt'. One bottle will usually

“T WW“ “‘1 “'0‘” ALBA)" “ Wham“ last for a yr“ r, as litter the hair is once res-

“ tori-ll, occ lial ilpplii:iitioiiil once in three

months will insure against grey hairs to the most advanced age.

and Oakuni.

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August I, 1867.

:Adlen’s ‘

FOR THE HAIR.

! Mrs. s. A. Allen 3 World's Hair Dressing,

or ZYLOBALSAMUM. i. “lentinl so In with the Restorer, but the lhir Dreulng alone often restores, and never fail- to Invig- oriitc. beautify and refresh the Hair, rendering it left, silky and gluuy, and disposing It to remain in any deuirud position.

FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,

whose liair H‘qllil'cl! n-cquent art-using, it he) no equal. No lady’s loilctis eompleteyithout it. The rich glossy appearance imparted it truly wonderful. It cleamcs the Hair, re- mmcll all lliindrufl’, luul imparts to it u molt» delightful fragrance. .It will prevent the “air from falling out, and is the must econ- omiealund valuable Iliiir Dreuiiig known. Millions of bottles sold every year.

The Revlorcr Il’cprorhiccs and [lie I/ui'r Dressing Cultivate: and Ileautg'fln. Principal Sales Utllce, 195 Greenwich Street, New York City .

aflhe most approved patterns. I 7 7 A “W _ I).\\’Il) ROGE ls. _. ., Siliilinersiilo, Oct. 2-1 1367.

NE—V'V 31005155 Furniture Factory 1 AT Tim (Next door to Mr. John F . Baker‘s. and di-

! l‘cctly opposite the Jonas“. Ofllce.

, _ V liE Subscribcrwollldtukcthis opportunity {1‘15 ot‘aimuuiicing to the public that he has

the upeilcda Cabinet h p “011101111 10 his )CW’ SIOI'I‘, next door to Mr. John :lkcr's Store,

. I y , v r . V, where he is prepared to I'llcture Flll'lli- {[1,1]} 1V1A71'1‘ LD 110 bb-L ’ turc as reasonably mi in business . Just opposite his old stand, on “,3 will supply-Int short notice C c 1] t p u 1 t 1- e c t , Bedsteluls, Bureaux, ' where he is new opening a

Wardrobes, Cupboards, NeWoSz Fashionable stock

Sinks; Bedroom, liitcln-u, or R Y (lib) {i ll) El

Leaf. (‘elltre and Extension Tables, Sideboards, (ilictllonprs, which he now offers as CHEAP for (.‘ASII as can be bought on this Island.

7 ‘llrl Subscriber begs leave to until numerous l‘i'iciids, customers, run public generally, that In: liaspist

‘i'liat-nols. Stools, Desks. Picture Frames, Lounges. Seneca, Uradles,(.‘ribs, Cots, do, &c. Bedroom Seth, Miltrasses, &e.. &e., &e. Imported l-‘lirliiinru put together. Old Furniture repaired, and ’l‘lIlL'thl done. J. ALEXANDER ROVYER. Central Street, Sulnmcrsidc, } Aug 22, lh‘li7

"""""i;iti’.\?<ii1féfi'[i';"viiv‘ Tobacco Factory.

a choicc h), “r 7 ‘liE §lfll§CRlllER .\\‘(llll(l announce to ‘ ' Iii iieiills,clislomcisand the public, that i.,. he has, at a consider do outlay {or new G R 0 G E R I E s I moulds and nun-Iiiiicry, so enlarged and in.» which will be sold as cheap as lornicl'ly PWVN “1? 03PM“! “HI” FM‘TURY Persons coming to Sumniorside, to pur- In SullllllCI'b'lth, chase Goods, uill pleasr call at the Il'i'ii- am he i, "0“. “mm... m u ~n 0mm, frcd House. on Central Stu-ct, where they lll‘llt‘lv U1. will lind the subscriber happy to show 'Nntiu'nl L -:\f (_ll)1lC(‘O. them his Stock and tell them the prices. "hm h, ,hc wry ilt'el. and snhwhn. ,0 may; when they can judge [or tlieliisrlves. Tobacco imported, uliicli be will WARRANT ix . . v I. i-zviznv Itlltsl'litll', and will sell near]

I JOIIA liAleR. ’ ‘ v, V y

Summcl'slih‘. net i.. lrlf‘u I went y per gent. (limpcr i » than it can I": iniportedfiiio the Island.

FLAT Ull li‘ol‘xii Tobacco furnished to suit the taste of buyers. Try it and judge for yourselves. llcaicrs blipplicd on liberal (crllia. lie slireto 'in for lil:ii.i.v‘s l’i:lxt IZCUUNTY Iva-renal. Lear, alld lake none other. llclilclll‘ier that the PRINCE (’OI'N’I‘Y

537‘ These Goods have been selected by himself, and will be found or tho LAT S'I‘ STYLES and FASHIONS,

Cotton ‘Vlll‘PS all Colors.

—Ai.su-—- E\pected iii a few days lroni HALIFAX.

Every Man his own Fire Brigade. “ A liiile lire is quickly put out, which be-

ing rull'rrl-d, rivers cannot. quciicli.”—-\'idc .\lr. t'arilwt-ll in the British llonse of Colin

owns. __ 'l‘llllAt‘CU FACTORY turns out nothing iilll , . . r the ULST limb or 'lllllACCU. L’LXI‘! AGTEU R, I’A'l‘llltdi REILLY,

.rl tine ’0:'.’.‘Ib.’c, sci/Carling Fire Engine, Slll'l‘lli'l'tl'l“ “N‘- “v 15'”:- fur l/ic 1:. ("girl's/ling q/‘Ji'rrs l'tl Ur. ' cizi‘i’lr/ slug/cs. The little Engine can he carried on ilielmck to ally desired :: water. inlpi'cgn of carbonic acid gas, wli and most ell'rctivc meal for destroying lire. ‘ _ llie :ldvaliiagc ol'bciug lll rc iy for use. All that is licesss; ig tin-in is to turn ilie tap with oi hand, and with Ihc other direct the atrium cpon lilL‘ ilanic which will iilstnlilly extinguish the tire y are llllli§]||‘lhlill\' for houses. slnrc muses, factories, pub- lic otilircs. Ililiis, -

“BL—ACK DIAMONDS By the Toll.

Just Received at O'Neill’s Ferge, Silimllersidc,

H

\'II(‘\‘ l’crsu-lioouern “Eniin from the Mines ill Pie

and ” Maggie," direct

cape Rri-tou: 30 Tons R (1 Coal, For 110 so u:

—.\l.~u—- l

69 Tons Prime Pictou Slack Coal.

For lliaeksmitliing purport-s. [31" FOR SALE (711122-11) _5;] GEORGE O‘NEILL.

\Vater st., Sumnlcrsidc, Sept. 12 , IMF—ti ll Curb—To the Public. The Subscribers having removed their

Stock of Drugs

from St. Eleunor's, to their N1“ W ESTA Ii- I.ISll.\lEN'l‘, ill S '\ IERSII '1, respect- llas fitted up l'nlly inform the loci ‘ Ill and tin- ablishlncnt ill public that all on - co and all the flourishing vi Inge o prescriptions lviili wli '11 they may be LU‘IJI'ZJ t y will be pronipilygmd i‘ rol'ully attended. to. .1 C . , , ‘. , The other branches the business will be and be \vould re. ‘ttuiiy announce to his carried on :ushlglmm lg, n, i,:.,.k,(,h,,.l, friends and the pliin generally, that lie is “y, vlh “UNI. 3, 60 prepared to soil custom 18 in his line of busi- Smuhmwhic' Aug 2-3: ]c f . nests. \' m-.. , __. . - Allinlmstrntiou notice LL l'EliSl )NS having claims against the J. l‘lstnrool‘iiiclale “0| ' “NELSON llol'l: ol‘b't. Elmmor's, limp, u (piled to lur- nish the same to the Sub -r, duly lull-sled; lllld all persons i cbted to the acid elltlltc are required to lnak' i. ulcnt o "

S. III. ELIZ. RETII IIUI‘E,

1'01 THE Nov.l‘1.l.‘5 , Adiiiiuistratl'ix.

S P R. I N R l _ Adiniiiisti«tioerotice.

LL persunsindcbtcd to the Estate of Gm. 'I‘Iie Subscriber Ii .npenetl ll 11 Ml. “'illolll'r, late (it'lluuk Rip-r Mills, - w! ‘ a ‘ fisr ., l c MU ilrc icrci rel llii'cl to make Tallorina th/abhbhnuiul! ilnliicdiate payhncnt totlii'. '1 becribcr; and in Mr. 11. .I. RitriIA isox's Old Standnrliii-i. lliosir persons who Ilavl-I " dclnaiulsiigainrt bu trusts will be the ‘lll Fashionable one of “"5 Elli" Emu“: "W l““l‘l" ‘1 m {mm-“l4 “‘ch shhmmnidc. "m, “L. "HIM". “siyiihh cuh accounts, duly lull-sled I'lr aetllclucnt, With- and superiorworkmausli iclln ensure custom, 5“ lill‘vu “williel 11‘1"" “I0 W0 “"0011 be tlaliers himself he shall not be without. .UHTSY M-‘uud WRIGHT. patronage from tlle tasty and discerning. Allminifiil'mfix- Every trade rcquirca bruins, rind none more “mm “W” Mill“: 14"th ; so than the art of cutting and making up n Mim'll '21. 1357. garment fo tit every variety of the human form; but some people seem to ilinlgiue that it requires no morcjllllglm-nt lo elltacoat than in bcw ll log,—:iu erroneous idea, the ell‘ccta ol'wliicli are seen iulliotasiclcss and ill-litiilll,’ garmcniswe cvl "day lu-luild III the streets. There is no eardlly reason to prevent IIH l'rovinciaiirls from being as clegaiitly and Ills onnbly dressed as lilt‘. Ame on, and the subscriber u ill use his licstcndt. rorn to ranch it “ consummation so llevonily to he wished." JAMES (iAll‘I-‘N JY, late (‘ulter at. Mr. ll..l.llic|l:lrdluill'l (.‘iUlll- 1;“ lug Store. » Suinillersiilc, May 211, 15167.

Pincus—No. :1 t - t 3.7, 5 $110, (1 S35. Chemical Cli:irgcs——No. 3 $1.10. 4 31;“), i 5 $l.bl), ii $2.25. LUIES R. \\'()01_)IECRN, 58 Water Street, St. John, N.11. or Mr. ROBERT YOUNG,

Queen Square. Charlottetown . I »- f

N’éw Pail—orbit; Estab- lishment. '

I. [Till lilcl.EUl),’l‘ailoi iliid opened his new 1'.

Cloth, Trimmings, &e., always on hand.

IIUGII McLl'IOD.

lllargate, New London, Aug 2!), tall? 0..)

Administration Notice.

LL persons indebted to the Estate of

\VILLIAII Raucmr, late of Lot 12, de-

i well, are. hereby required to make imme-

l ' payment to the subscriber; and those

pei.oiis who have legal deni llids against the

said Estate ure i-cqnoalcd to 'llrliisli their ill--

couots, diin atteste for settlel cut, and within three month l‘ro creni'. J‘AML ARCLAY,

Administrator.

315m r

'e. Lot 12,5

«M. ‘0'...

PARTIES indebted to GEORGE rnoc- should have. III I. lilill'kalmtli, Mill River, are hereby

untitled to make iiinin Ilale pay rent of their _ .__.. rcilpcctivc accounts to eigncil, as by FRUIT AL‘D OX‘IJllliENTAL TREES.

:lced ot‘Aulgimu-nt iIil. day egisiercil ill the

, . i ,. _ ,. -

L‘On SAM-2‘ M “rum” “in? “many, n r-pnty Irolliolioiilry n o I. ,Jllst. Llellllur 8, large qlriull ‘ot'ilill‘ercnt k‘ du 01' Al‘-

IIL‘ alone is authorised to cuivuaiid give rc- ll’LE, PEA R, ll PLUM TREES. Also—ll

ecipts for the MINNE- hmmy armor um! umflmmml We”. All amount: not R('|ll(‘(l “More the 15th of rooms DARK, sen. l

RICHARD W. ’I‘llEMAIN.

.‘Suminersidu, (let. Sist, ltvui.

__.__... _ .u. _.

LANPS FOR SALE.

A good chance for Speculators!

llli Subscriber uill-rs for‘Sule. the under- nieniiuucd Property, tn‘unc lot, or In.

any part,‘ at a great bilrgnilgnnil oil the inert

liberal tcl'llls',— I ,

l . 'l‘liat well-known MILL SITE and FARM, in FREE'I‘UWN, Lot 25, formerly known as licefc's Bridge, ou the Wilmut River Stream, with a secured right to over- llow. It is the best stream on Prince Edward

‘ Island. This valuable property ill situated on'lly '

U miles from Suimncrride, on the main run

1and consists of 50 acres of FREEIIOLI)

LAND, of an excellent quality; about one-r Iinlt‘i: clear, and the reiiiiiiiider can be inade' ready for ploughing at n trifling colt. All excellent crop of wheat was taken from it. [1111! season, and tlr'elve «clan of it. are laid down with grass. There in lurgu- quantity of building stone and limestone (to what extent is not known) on the prelnires.

2. About 50 acres uI‘LEASEllOLl) LAND,. oli'lait ll), lIL'lll for 911'.) your! lit 15 cy. per-n acre. It is about two mile: from the Idiom . lie. 1:! covered with a heavy growth of spruce- tirjuuipcr and him wood. Nu better lumber can lie tound un til I» ll than there is on. this farm.

3. About ISO acr .ANI) on Mill‘s Point form 'ly known as Kilou'lilud'v Point. 7.5 acres l e held in Freehold, and the remainder uuilcr lease for 9:11) years at I! cy.per acre— om--uiillli added. About 150 acres of it an on Lot lh', remainder on Lot 19, all under one lciice; there is about 120 acres clear from slumps; beside: two large iiinl‘silu. This property fronts on Richmond Buy, Ill— di.in River, and Barbara Well. It requires no pm as it is wv-llkuowu to be one at the but Wilt. and root vrolvliig and stock raising I.irln.~i ill l'rinle Edu d Island There in n well stocked orclnlrd'ut'upplcs and other fruit lrees on the farm. The buildings require n lillluimprovement. 50:101‘l‘ : 1" land could be sewn to wheat the comb." spring; there- u'as a large quantity of grime reed sown last spring; and there is a large quantity of llluIsr-I‘ mud and soil weed en die front. ot‘ the farm. It is a splendid place for fishing pull fouling. A good title oi the above property can be given. The terms will be very easy, and made r known on application. The above property it not sold inn. slioit time by private sale will be. offered at Auction, of which due notice

, will be given.

The “111' objci't of the Iuhscrilier in Iclliug out is ill 1 he intends to return to England to his old friends.

The quality oflimestoneoutlie Mill'l Point Farm is described in SuiIlerland's‘tjeograpliy and the Ray and River can be seen on l’hiker'i Map. It contains a very large quantity of lion-stone, oi an excellent quality. It. in a good place for loading.

Furllier particulars made known on rippli- caliuii at ilie Journal UIIlce, or to thebwuer,

WILLIAM ’1‘. MILL.

Grove Park, Mill‘: Point, 3 151 ll Lot 13.01331, 18“?

Leasehold Property ' For Sale. ’ ‘IIE Slibilcril er uill-rs for rule n valuable Leasehold FARM, situated ill the centre of the Iluuriiiliiiig cltleiiicnt of BEDEQUE, in the immediate \uiility of its Church”, School-houses, iliid Storm, tonniuling of 4:1. acres of Land, 3.3 news of which are cleared and in a superior slate of cultivation. and tho reliiiliudcr covered with ll mixture of hard unlll .on'r Wood. There are on he property: welL“ linisllcd Earn 30 x 10, an I elliilg Home 21 x 15. This ' riu has a ntiige upon two. roads, alld is within llc ot'muillel bed This properly in just the thil 't'orn blue smith, joiner, or int-charlie of any kind. per cent of the purchase money will’ quircd down, and tile remainder us in: agreed upon. For further particulars Epply ,te the lsu scriber at his residence, Mount Stow Farm. ISAAC SCIIL’RMAN. llcdcqlle. Oct 221, 1367. ha.

Who

i}. I HOUSE and oily situated on r, nearly opposite

(he l‘rcsbytcl‘lllll Oh The House is llniallel outsil _. and It :16 x 26 feet, illid is IA illory high. Size of Lottiii feet on Central Street, running back 132 feet.

’I‘criiis easy, and made known atlguirr‘unl’l bookstore. \

Suinmerside, March 28, 1867. ti:L

b -. llousc, mid Land 101' bale l 7 ‘0 131'; SOLD, n DWELLING HOUSE, \\‘Ill| ONE ACI ‘ LANI) attached, titlilltell in Cape ’l‘ri , Lot 2H, and now occupied by Daniel ipbell, Carriage Build- cr. It is ill a good 'lless place, nml olfern an inducement to it y p 'ron wishing to pur— chase. It in a good shipping place. s'rifyincx CAMPBELL.

(‘iipe Traverse, Sept. 12, 1867 .

TO BE SOLD I .

My Private Contract. NE of the belt BUSINESS STANDS in PRINCE COUNTY, silllnteat\\'ll.1\10'l‘ UREEKIIrldgv, Lot. 19, only two nlld fl half miles from Suiiiincrsitle—by lnmlor by water, lately in possession o ‘ Mr. John Waters, Car- I‘IilflU-lllflki'l‘, colitiiini it quarter of an acre of LAND, a WORK-5 01’, "O x 40 feet—4| toot post—well llttcd up in in good order. ’l'lliil place is well udaptv for either a Car- riage or Blacksmith Sb and having a front on the sea-shore, ma a very beautiful place.