(Bills and (Enlist.

Ayou who was being reprimanded w" 0 MN“ L .for playing ball on Sundry. was asked. “ 1’0 Sou know Where "10“: “We imih l-‘itl-ZI-llimdl FARM. situate on 'I‘own-‘ tto who play ball on Sunday :" lie had 1 \llip So. ti. and tronting an the Gulf not been suflieicnll,‘ taught in regard to Show, wmifl'fllti 0"

a future state, and replied. quite in. V Acres of Land, “ocemly' “ 0'" “IL—"mm" u“, cm 3"“ l 130 of which are cleared and in It good state “ll by the creek “all some on em 8°“ ‘ ol'cultivzitiun. the balance is covert-t. witll an over to the river." A Duw'm“ “"1 bmg 1".“l""“.l “"elgwn ownluxo liol'stzs, one BARN tliy by some of her female friends in rc- E um, (“asp MILL um] “Hum g ml to her lover. who had the misfortune Tm,“ “(I cum. I,,.n;,...l..., "mag km"... to have but one leg. she rcplitd to themlan application to .lOllx \‘EU, limp. I'ort illill. or to the owner. “ Pooh. i wouldn't have a man with two I JOIIN GORRII.I.. legs—they're too common !" Lot 5 Mllll.‘ ._ , . l Dec. l.—lli {on \ou have lost some of yottr friends. . .__..._._-.. . . 1 .A . I see." said a traveller to li negrohe hnd1 Lots For Sale! nictonllle roltd. “ Yell, muesli." “Walt.I pew Wyn”; LU'rs‘ “M "f Mun. it a near or distant relative P" “ Well. I lintan \l‘lluty. itnd a few east at‘ lint-

LAllnj SALES. l

smartly.

party distant—bout twenty-four mile," ' xiii: \\'il.ntr ilislvlmcimon. for Sale. with?

“as me reply. ttirat right of grant to‘ti-Iigiszlcl. “ I am afraid you have a scltlcdmclan-l ' choly.” said lt landlady to a catlavt‘rous “Harbor. lodger. “ No. madam." he replied; “ my my. TN...“ "my. melancholy won‘t nettle; like your coffee. to CHARLES tilll' . , it hm too much 8mu..d3_" Stinllnersi-le, .lnli'y. it. lSi‘Jl. if

COULDN'T Stunt: THE Iii..tcxs.ui'nr.—-— ’WA_ ‘ A black-smith ofa village in Spain mlir- llvred a man. and was condemned to be. ill-2 Slille‘llllll-lll offers For Solo tlnu hanged. The chief peasants of tilt: pluccl ldligilrlv properly.tituatedin

' ’ . . i. . . 'I‘ryon formerly owned by A. .\IcDU.\‘.\I.l), Joined togethtr and begged the al ,udc ‘ chhzun’ comm“ m.._

that the blacksmith might not suffer bc-l 37 Acres of Land.

cause he was necessary to the place. which could not do without a blacksmith ‘ 0,. me pram“... ",e ,. new Itnnflo 36:. to shoe horses. anti mend wheels. etc. than new BARN d: Hun-u. This

“ But." the ulcntlc said “ how then. can l llrupurty is imirfilunlield'i \lVoulcii Factory. - ' w . . , ‘und recommends itteli‘ns a t csirublc private

,1, film“ Jusuce ' Aldl’f’m. nus!“ l residence, its well no it good linliiical Stand. blr' “Wm “’0 “V0 “ ('3‘ c" “I “C H ‘ ‘ being ill the “third ol'n llolirinhing settlement.

“2% and {UP 30 smflll 8 Place one l5:i|lltl near to Churches. a School Home and enough; hang the other i" 1 Milk. CAST ST...“ SUM. ___A cockney but. 'I'vrtns and particulars made known an ap- . V. _ ' ' l' . .h l. ‘pIieuiion tollehry I'nlltier. I-qu., Charlotte- , ontt sat near a gent eman at a ell/L. t lii- “M”, or w um mm" M Beacqum her, who alluded to the excl-lluucy of the [L R (.I “()LLAM,‘ itnivlcsf, adding that “ a‘rticles inpnufact- Beam“... x“, 20, was. 1.1 it urct real cost stce were 0 a very , ~ ‘ ' " "‘ "— olipcrior quality. such as razors. forks.l ' a die." “ All," replicdthe cocknery baroncl.l “ and soap. too—there‘s no soap like! I'OR SALE

{IN SUMMERSIDE zl !

Some say the best way for a man to Em“ “D it eh“ m “’0 “'“3’ 3‘ “m?” 3°"! ‘0 LET, or FOR some, by private eon- ” t“ “incl um" “'“I' occuwnull) l‘m" tract. that rtllttublc property. opposite self. the Sulnmersldc Iiunk. find 2 doors treat from

One of Robert Iiall‘s congregation the J_au1'mtl ()fllce, i'roliti‘np an f7]-2N_’l‘itl..untl took him to tank for not preaching more '.""'“"g lm'k ‘0 g“ buimum 3mm" l." 1. d . . H ” Eaununcrside, formerly occupied by Mr. 5.

“when”! on pr? cumulon' " , rc' \\'.CL:\RKE.MIMercantile Establishment. pllcc, : “I perceive you are predestined 5'I'hc building is box 27 feet. There is a to be an ass, and what is morc.l seciciitlimodioul SllOl'. 25x27, )9 an post.

"lat 0 cu. ‘ o m kc .ou fitted up with the latest improvements; and c, n. y u lama d't. “mnean n l r ii well adapted for it general Retail Business. " {"8 “n ‘ “- ‘0” surc' The rciilaindcrut'lhc Ioweriiat arid the second “re more we fear crow-.1119 more storey is cotili‘ortitldy fitted up, and would

reason have no t; think that we need suit for two tenements. The “0qu is nearly

mam “'0 ought mjudge “the violence llt'W,'i:ulllful’illbly finished, and In first rate

of our diseases by the remedies which “13””

our spiritual physician prescribes for us. “giggling” "‘l’l" ""1 "mu" w“ch°“'° on D l‘)‘ '3 “ thob’ml’h :“ll’um “k9,”? For further particulars apply to

drainer ofs bar counter. Because it is “you” 13. "ALL

the reccptaLIe for empty mugs. _ Summersitlo. May 19. Rain. A New Orleans gentleman ends the “ " ‘

negro a remnant of the dark ages.

1-‘or plan, &c. apply

Valuable Farm a? Sale

A ."°“"!‘. 1nd)" Who was "Sked to Jom IIA'I‘ Valuable I'roperty. known as IIOL- “W 000d lcml’lm: executed herself 0" LAND tillUVl-i, "our cum-illcvuum, tiic ground tlllltshc was already engaged BEDI'IQUE t-oniirllag of 20': acres, which to one of the Suns of'l‘empemnce. includes a valuable piece of MARSH, llpon

. . . ' ' which is annually cut about 125mm of Ilny. “ ban a lfldy Indulge” m n Mm“ 0' This Form is Ilt’ill’ to the mussel iuual andaca

ubuiiduttce of llAIiI), CEDAR, I’IXE and; other Woods. There are on the preliliu-u ’l'wti‘ .

‘l which will be sold at the lowest island priceyl Mum; pubmt,” mm... (a, the punily, and

A few Building Lots, with admirable view I

.7 I I

SUMMERSIDE J ()URNALLTHURSDAY, J ANUARY 2i, 1869.

. “armwm.-. ,.._., I.“ ..-....._... w-v imitation to Slilpbulldt‘la . 3000 BLOCKS,

N 0 w Ill-J .\ I) Y F 0 R S A L B l) 5 leading organ oi the Union Movement. alpld

. ‘ ‘ t” ‘ ‘ ' ‘ '0 us rittialism,closc communion. exe - AT b ’ ul‘vli‘im and church caste. It II the only 8 U M I E R 8 l D E l paper that publisher llsnuv “'Altu lilincuu a

—- Sermons. which it does every week, Just as

‘HE lublcrlbfl’ bt‘lt' it‘ll"! '0 dim! ill“ 3 they are delivered-without quallucstlon or" attention of still’ BUILDERS lmllt'tlrl‘t‘t'lion by him. It advocates unlvona. ‘5“11’ UWNERS. l0 MI 11 LUCK 5 H U l" i .utfruge; a union of ehrlstlnm at the polls;

where he has mm. and will constantly lm‘t'l and the rights of labor. it has the best Agri- ,on hand. o large lot of ULOCKS. ofull stleu. I culmml Dvpamnfln of lay pup" in the

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it'll“ '35 “1" NHL Oil for CASIL ‘ tor the dcilruction of lociltl evils. I It edito- l Remember thosoaro not the mot-ks youvriul management is impersonal; Ill writers ‘rend about which have no Bathing in thc‘und editors are from ever branch of thc , Slit-ates. and 2 Itivcta where :i in required. 1 church. and from every gnu - of society. It ll’artiu purchasing Blocks should ltlwuysdisr been aptly termed the fret-st organ of ‘drivc out the pins and examine the inside, i thought in the world. .

l as manvvessds have been lost in cuiisequencel Such a paper. ullt’i’lltg premiums of‘Sewing of bad Blocks. 1 )Ilaelll’lines, llgtxonarpr.({}pplt;:op s‘Ly‘tl-lt‘ipg; ‘ v . IllI till!" I‘ Illlrl Of H l"(' 0 .i‘ t‘.‘ i

“’0 rune“ rel-“hum a)" will“ fmmlondofthe 'Desigpllllt‘l‘tl tor Clilil'llssttl'slli the thin Island were turnished|will\i 317).)“ from war d the subscribers I-‘nt-torv tie - 'ttr omrtttan, ‘ - ‘ ‘ 1. _ L'Iitline. Zf!l(flt'll. Ii’rir‘allt'n. anti other: ) .ml‘ilrg." ‘2""grcgmmn m") "l'l‘lm 1‘ comm“ ’ U I‘

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ice, on Organ. n Mellidcon, it iiible. I

A LSD—Ships \vlu-cls. finished u-itllyneato ; or “ Lin. human“, your), [Ur i“ plum“ “1.. tires: an: maple substantial. Deck lusty * nlllillpl any other needlui thing. by a club at

utnps. c.. ‘c. ml. "NW".

lit'l'erclluo can be made to Hon. J. C. l ope, 5;“ for a “my. “winning mum"i m

‘ 'A :.'-l I. .. ... John \ lU, l‘eq and t IlllsdlllitNtiléUs'rls- 1111A”) b. LHILI)‘ ii Park Row, New York .

Fell. 27. ISIlR. ly

1'. S.-—Sullactiplilm! received at ilill olflce

New England self-Aeting Ill-lumber l.‘ 'tih‘ im.

HAND Loom ijoazaralsraiauaom Just“1m!ereryj’nrmernrquires 3, —ar rm;—

\ ILL weave from I5 to 30 yards per day.

Any style of goods required .

A tlozen different twill can he wort-u upon thr- ' ' same warp. Also I I

Seamless Bags, l(. u . as] G l~t tic i ounto €2JUOOO AND CLOTH, nocnuz-wrn'riai ‘ 'J 5 o I ‘ "I f‘ ’ Can weave rt wcb six feet ten inches wide. l Every Tlckcl Dunn‘s n Prize:

Alan. \viuda its own quills; and while it

weaves one quill it winds another. Can also] 5 131;]. um; . . . 1.3....“ sumoo be folded together and taken through n equ- a m -- u _ _ . .. 5.000 man door with the webb in. The wbulw :0 u t. _ , , u “no upcratiouis performed by turning an easy: 40 u u . _ _ u mm crank.nnd can be operuttid by a BOY orlgug u u _ _ _ i. “.0 (Hill. ten or twelve years ofagc. 3300 u u _ _ _ .. m) S. WELLS if: 00.. :50 t‘ - - -

l ' ' ‘ i t . ' ‘ ‘ ' ' - ‘. I

General Agents. ho. lid. I-tdcrnl Strum 30 megnm Rosewood “mus

Portland, Ne. Aim Agentl'fo‘r the L<uillI Fac‘l:l fill’l‘hl‘liiiumlom lilxiili-tdlllzr‘)? ‘u- 35 _ " “’ Melodeups 675 to 31.30 ’0....,i,'..- 22. um. 1508c lag Machines hat-l. an to 1.5

_,__ ._.___._ #9:..__._.——~; 1250 Musical Boxes “ 23 to 2200 Wu 1 ! I 300 Fine Gold \anchcs “ 75 to 300 o I TI-t) Fine Silver Watcher “ 30 to 60 r mp; sptxpmm) woougx MILLS n; Pine Oil Paintings. I-‘ralocd Engravings. Sil- TRYUN ' “Ming bu.“ “wrougmywwn. ver Ware. )‘hotottrnplt :tlhuius. and a large strnetcll and enlarged by additional umchln- “""rlmc'" “l “n” “0” JUWL‘ll‘M l“ “ll cry and Steam I'owcr. willcontinuc to innnn- "Mum “it l'aeture Clotllfroln custom wool as hereto- 1 Dollars fore , and lit the usual rates. Iiuving doubled ’ ’ ' ' their facilities for manufacturing, and procu- A Chance to Draw any of the above Pusan red skillful operatives tor every department. by Purchasing- ; Senna Ticket the Company feel confident of giving:l Killi’ll' for 25 can". customers renter satisfaction genera y, y p 1 . . _ _ , . ‘ manufactulling a better quality ot'Clolh. and . Tl‘lffl” (lyscrl‘lltupr (nil: i1 "w. 55"”‘4’ making quicker returns for wool left with m. "ll" 3?“: a" “on?” ' Y f‘llx“ ' " "i" them In addition to the various kinds of "ml" 0’. fi" (’cm‘“ “ “Med {wkfl “'m I": CLOTH previumly mmlc. “'9’, “n. mmmmc_ tlriiwn,wlllmut choice. and delivered at. 'our “wing SEVERAL NEW 51‘.le F0“ oilice. or sent by tilllll to any address. Ilia “ENS WEAR and full width “when”. prize luttncd upon it will be delivered to t c ‘ _ , ' ticket-liolderon payment of one Dollar la “ 0”" “‘l'luh “""l' b° "In" "le‘l' l’rizcn will be immediately sent to any tid- free of mats and coarse locks. and of good are”. M “queued, by “we” 0,. mun." "mu

ti:|illiultlllel(hxlllll.l.J. “HM-ck" You will know what your Prize is

“you, ms; “'00ka Cam lug/bre you pay for ii Any prize may

' ' '"’*'——‘ be exchanged/'0)- (tnoilicr cf the same value I No Blanks I I

REILLY'S PllllliiE GOUNTV

39"“ Our Patrons can depend on fair dealing

l u been IIltrltllicscl;s.—Wc «elect the few following I

names from the many who have lately drawn Removed to Water Street,

Valuable Prizes and ltiiidly permitted us to

publish them: To the Store lately occupied by Mr. 3.0. “'llkk‘lll. Buffalo. New York. snooo. Gannon CRAB“. liarncss Maker. in the gloom. “idiot-on ll’llpcci N. )2, sisal: - . l ' v ~ . ss onroe, ‘ ricotta . 'iuno in net House Of Mr. human 0 ‘SHLL’ “hch at 805.. W Curtis. New Ilavefi, Goltl'Wntt-ll, TODBCOO Of all Kinda, 8200, Robert Jackson. Dubuque, Sewing Mn- , , , , elllnc. 8100, Philip McCarthy. Louisville. Ky rwmt, Flat illlLl hililli‘ul LCM, Will 8.700, James Rogers, Wurhlinglon, hllllitdt-nl . - Iiox .l50. Mlsl I-Suiina We worth It iwnu- bL kept cmrtmihly on “and, kt-t-.'\l'is.. Piano. 8500. S. I.Fc‘rris, New

am so at Orleans, Gold Watch, 3250. Lower Prices than ct’crl

We publish no names without pernlinion- t9“ People frolil the country will find it opinion” 0" "'9 I'm-"9'

l“'°.t licmlcmcn "e .l“5llfi°d in guessing l manure. which can ho had ill lurgoquanliticr. their hats are needed on their heads. On the premises is a new and cutillilodiour and that the be“ side of the door in [he dwelling lltruae. well finished up stairs anti 0"”;le down , also it Fill‘llll‘l’a Cottage. llarn, Stables. , ' » ___ Granary. and other out-buildings . One blin- ”” "‘ ’ .W ' “ drcd acres of" this Form are under cultivation. and principr. ly fenced with cellar till about 3 I n I t u r t ‘ so acres are covered with hard what fit for """""""""""""""""""""" " 1 saw lugs and ship tilnlier. Terms 20 per cent WOOD ASHES As A FERTILIZER. down; balance secured on property. payable as may be agreed on. This is one of the most valuable fcr- q m ‘ _ ,‘ IMRA- 1‘4- C~ HOLLAML tilizcrs within reach ofthc farmcls. The ' m " "r " ' ' unlcached article has the more potash. but the leached is thought to be quite a: valuable.

deal. and line is usually atidcd. which They are generally

increases their value. said. too. at iilcss price. Ashes are well ouited to all farm crops, and are very beneficial ill llle fruit yard and orchard.

Most farmers still sell wood in the cities

and villages. and rather than go home empty. they should carry buck ashes and other fertilizers. to replace the potash. lime, and phosphoric acid that have been carried off in .ho crops and animals sold. Ashes show immediate effects from their application. and at the same time last long in the toil. They are very highly appreciated in the onion growing dis- tricts. but may be applied with equal ad- vantage to ordinary farm crops—They

should be kept as near the surface as ”""“"‘"l“"”'““‘""'

possible. spread and harrowed illto the

lit leaching thcysllrink a good ' ‘IIE subscriber offers for sale the FARM

reeho rm 0 1'...» ..

IF f 1' e . t s is ten PATRICK REILLY. now in the occupation of Gilbert Gallant. Proprietor m (Inscumpec Village. a short distance from

. Slimmer-tide. July 23. '68 . Mill Iiivr-r llrlduo. containing: about 100 acres, ~—- -

to their advantch to call before purchasing

Jolifu-liicli trout oil the Main Post Road.

near mussel mud and sea manure. untcd for a farm , tavern or mechanic.

ply to GEORGE W. IIOWLAN Cilselinipcc. Nov 4' '68.

FREEHOLD FARM l

‘lil-l subscriber offers FOR SAL-Z that

\';\i.l'.\lil.l~) iv‘lii‘llillilld) FARM ad- ioining the Farm ul'Mr Stephen Blue 3. on itiiAUII l't)i.\"l‘, Lot 17. containing lain acres of land. no of which are cleared and in it good state of cultivation; the balance is It fronts on the shore, and has 5 itch-n oi” excellent marsh. There in an abundance of M tmel Mud near the farm.

«ml bed. or applied directly to the nndttwhnrffor sliiopiitg only two hundred

growing crops. Make a busiaelgof sav- ing, buying, and storing ashes. during the winter for the next searen's opt-ru- ileum—American Agriculiorisl.

l‘ottit AND BEANL—Tlli? cheapest and most nutritious vegetable used for food is beans.—I’rof. Liebig says that pork

and beans from a compound of substances "4

peculiarly adapted to furnish all that ill necessary to support life. beans cost say ltlccnts. housekeeper knows. will keep a small family for a day with good strengthening food. Four quarts of beans and two pounds of corned beef. boiled to raga, in 50 quarts of Water, will furnish a good meal to 40 men at a cost of 91— ttvo cents and a hnlfa mtsi.

Curt: rolt Bulletin—Take a small piece of cotton batting or cotton wool. make I depression ill the centre with the finger. and fill it up with as much ground pepper n will rent on a live cent piece; gather it into I bull and tic it up; dip the ball into sweet oil. and insert it in the ear. covering the latter with cotton wool. add use a bandage or cup to retain it in its place. Almost instant rcliet will be experienced and the application is so “antic that an infant will not be injured by it. but experience relief I: well as adults.

To 8109 till now or Bacon—Take the fine dust of tea and bind it clou to the wound—out all time! accessible and any to he obtained—After the blood has cooled to flow Isudunum may be ad. val-it: our appliodto the wound. Duo reg-r to these Instructions would save agitation of mind. and running for a surgeon. who probably vmuid make her

no better prescription if he were present.

yards from it.

The above Farm is pleasantly silualod. and is only is miles from nliliililersidc by water and about 12 by land. It can be inspected. any time and full particulars made known otl application to Mr. Stephen Strung. Iicach I'oiili, or to the owner at Sunlalenido.

SOLOMON S‘I‘ltANG.

Summertime. Den . I7. 1563. if

m marinara“

m: 3:“;35; Cottage for Sale.

ABLE i'IlUl’I‘Ili’l‘i’ situated in Nllli'l‘li

ilivcr bridge. consisting of Six Acres of Land.

and a very good GARDEN. containing a number of valuable fruit trees.

This Property in well worthy the attention of any 'I‘t'lttlcr or Mechanic, being llitlitltttl It the conjunction of three roads, leading to summonidc. Ccntrcvllle and Freetown. 'I‘snus will be made liberal.

to the undcnlfhed.

J. B. SCHURMAN. Summertide. Austin: g7. math—t!

Fan SALE, , ()rt Towns/tip l6. near Ankh Mills.

E‘s-nailitild lt‘nrm. consisting of at Acres; e M are under cultivation. and the rem-ind covered with hard and salt wood. Than irl good Brook on it. and It Is nur- cooti mussel bank. Ap ly to JAM HOREEN. Linltlcttcr Road. Lot 11. Nov It), '88.--tf

” EID‘ "italw "HID" E am if“

“It HIGHEST PRICE will be paid. in CASH. for I IIIXI‘JH Minted It the 'KUKRKA HOUSE? WAREHOUSE. (l. G. OARDIlEll. Bitumen-bli- . Oct 22. Tub-t!

leading to Alberto", and the remaining ht) acres fronting 20 chain: on the Mill Road. Well ail-

ilE subscriber uni-n for "tie hie VA LU-

llI‘IDI‘IQL'I'l, and near the north end of Dunk

“nor-loaf”

LL persona residing in Prince Counlydn

eelvers of Land Asst-salilent, viz:

JAMES \VAltBURTOX. Treasurer. Treasurer‘s Office. l‘rtll. Nov. loos.

"MATES. m W

\VIN'I‘EII ARRANGEMENT!

the l’mtnl Matt-n deuutiI lurih ,

and Friday t-vnillli . lit Tll'rltwk.

Friday. December ‘25, Friday. Mandi 5,

Monday. do L'tl. Morality tls rt, Friday. January ti, I-‘ridoy. do lit, Monday. do ll. Monday, do ‘22. Friday. do 22', Friday. April 2, Monday. do 20. ."'""'Z‘.". do 5. Fridn . February in. Friday. do lti, Moilvny. do ll, .‘niondtty. no i'J. Friday. do it). Friday. do :50,

Monday. do '1'}. limitlny. Mity ii.

llelit‘qtit'. will be cloned every Tuesday and Fri

with a snug COTTAGE and IiAltN thereon , ‘l""‘ “l 5' “- "'-

kite" in be rculatemd and new us must be a . mtctl half an hour before the iitueflmpclusluu the M “queued ‘0 mmM‘ m. “me duly .m "'-

. lnils. JOHN A. MCDONALD. P. M. G. General Post. (tiller. (Ili'town. Dec til. 'lBl.

REMOVAL i

l I - t . [nonunion ulven and a good title “billing-iii; k 11"" SUBSCRxBF‘R “"ho'

tlntt his Ini-

Removed lilo Boot & shoe Store to the bttildimr Intst occupied In Mr: I‘ llmwn most inppv in mclvu it continuance oftltslr favors

ALL I requested to call and nettle their amiuata.

MAJOR RAMdAY. Ript— ‘14. Ifl.

Kent anion n. FIIAHER. rnoritmron.

and the above Noun to [in lltlsilctlon. Ch'mn. Juno iii. limit.

Tl‘lié IIoufhal {Ellie gunman-a medium on Mr Island.

tlcbtcd to the Government of thin I-lund

for moneys advanced for the pu‘chnse ofh'ced 9m.“ and {Momma “may... from “m we". I . _ I “ruin-“W lWillem-lI “’I’"! “W “"9"” """’"'“" Liberal inducement. to agents. I‘crms lllwml- 1' at further Information nil- m illL‘lI‘ Promissory Note. due on In Ill-1

(‘I-Jhlimli next. to the following Deputy Ile-