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' u I. lll‘ldllll'l‘. (‘oi'rnx'r si ‘rnic l'tll.\l’—lllll A ——--, like many a sin irtcr in in. labored under the dilnsion that he possessed ay splendid v:iic-, an I “ oft in the stillyl

night," but more frotpicn‘ly in broid day, pm,“ he startled the echoes of the surrounding I the Li-gidature rclati 'e to the appropriation “>1”: I“; g;,llc,lltii Inst Session for “the encouragement of riculturc and Local Industry," have order-

wooli aiil bills with

" delicious notes," ofhis favorite “ Annie I in" -.

Inui'ie," or, in his words," Annie Low- ' One day Ilill was dmvn on the river batik, among the laurel, polishing his gun, working away in iitlci' oblivion of all the woil I, encouraging himself with an ueusiuiially “ sn iteli of song," when he was suddenly hailed from the other relic of the stream with:

“ II.illo, over there 3"

“llallo, yourself?" answered llill.

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‘ilE (‘oinuiiisioncrs appointed by his Ex- cellency the Lieutenant Governor, in cil. to carry into effect the intentions of

FAIR & EXHIBITION

'1‘0 lu- lit-Ill in Siunnu-I'Nidc

0n “'cdncstluy, 30": Sept"

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cal Industry and Agriculture. vi; LIVE STOCK—HORSES.

MILITARY DRILL SHED,

:it which IIIL‘ tollowing PRIZES will be awarded for the encouragement 01 Lo-

peeringv throuin the thicket, when hclﬁjthl‘ﬂyw15“?”OI‘U'X‘RZE" him-“I‘ll 13 saw the brigade (piartcrmaster, who con-3 m5, 1.3mm, Cu” under 3 years 0m 1 0 liiiuci: ‘.’nd best do do 0 lo " Seen any mules about here 3" brill “' 1‘0 With] her Foul i ll)I u ' " i ‘. ' ,.',,..t. - '_Ill lest (o ‘ I .\o, rtplicd Rill, ti :LHIQI) . Id‘m tI llcst I‘llIlV under three years old I 0

keep your cussed mull-s. 1.3,“, In.“ '19,”). 1 0 " I suppose not," retorth the q'i'irt-' ups: tamin- umz Home 1 to

master uryl ' “ only I heard 3 d—-l of a :5nd best do 0

Iiraying over there, and thought it: might CAT'I‘LI‘I.

be them ; lint I liiid it is only it stroyi [IV-‘1 13"“ Ilmk‘l‘ “"00 )‘ﬂ’lll's Old 1 n

yup/"h. " l ‘.’Iid best. do do i) ll) 3‘. i i , . -. ' . ' l cd I (l Ihc oilicer rode off, and Ilill,scratching liﬁjlhllf,” “,1? “3'0"!” mi 0 10

his head fora while, observed: I Rest t‘ow in Milk 1 0 “ \Vcll, I 'spect Captain R said L'Hd brat do ‘I 1”

somethiu‘ 51m”, “,C,,__i,- u (cum. wupp Ili'st Heifer underll years old I U _ , , , - u Iii-st Icarllng Ileilel‘ 1 0

only set the point. and be“ do do 0 w A l.l'l)‘ ivrilting to an American paper SHEEP.

on the training ot boy's says, “ Ob. mow [Icitllli'z'HM :"Y “3” a 13 .-- . ' ,. ' , ,. ,-, Lin n-s tl)

thus. hunt-oat .‘tuc sott, .Etllllt'l, gtllldl; “N Ymrling Ham 1 0

side of youi Loy n nature. \\ e have‘a _ 2,". M.“ ,h, 0 m

(llSllllCIC rcnicmbcrnnce of our mother s' ups: Ham Lamb , I 0

following this advice :iiid applying there- I L‘II'I but do ‘ 0 It)

to a poultice composed of spank, s mull"? ‘4’} l1"“13"“"£§“?£ f'if'e

and old shoe. and we believe the r slilflmc mm d M. in: NT 1 0

was both satistliclory and beneficial. ‘ gm] but, ,1., ,p, 0 m

.\lotbcrs, try it. l llcst l’cn of fniir Ewe Lambs (J 1.”:

. . ‘Jn l b “t I l) 0 10 A \\ estcrn Ililllsli‘l' called (in a boat l “a w yids captain to sell him a saddle of mutton: ‘ Mano," Pig ' ' 0 " bay, Captain, don It you want to Iiiin 2nd in.“ ,1” 0 m a nice saddle of mutton 10-day?" “ No 2 lit-st breeding Sow 1 U I would as lief cat dirt." replied the cap- “‘1 1’03“ ll" “ lo tain. “ \\'rll, said the llonsict', " It's“ , H Pnlgl‘rul-

according to how a inaii has been rai-ed. no“ In". “ll-liliys' l‘mﬁwnmd "u" 0 if . ' ,, llcst three Spring be -sc 0 o

“l "I’ 1 (“W/'1 MUM" "'1 “WNW! llest harii~ilour llobstcr and two I‘ul-

' "i. l y ‘. ' ._ . ,. , i _ lets any breed 0 4

turl L I) It” “I the OM“ or “it G “l Rest thri-c black Spanish Fuwls 0 4 ,', . . Best three Ducks 0 4 Ihe ills to which travellers are exposed (m “N

“EDI-41,5“ Beat 2 bushels Wheat 0 )5

line Iourth ofa mam-a quarter master. 2nd lit'sl. do do I) 10 The must ethereal ut‘ girls—3,11 vol“. llest ‘.’ bushels Winter Wheat 0 )5

in". ' 2nd best do do do 0 II) V . , _ llcst 2 bushels two rowed barley 0 15 Ihe case that nobody cares to take— 2",“,05, ,1.) do ,1” 0 ,0

Ill-“'Cill‘ci _ Best 2 bushels four-rowed barley 0 10 A . walking stick—a liurri-canc. 2nd best. do do do 0 5 Harmless addrcs—thc accountants. 3°51)” “The” 0“" (I 1? 'I‘onsorial agriculture—drip er sing. ""1 ‘3“ 0 ‘ "o , H 0 " A side issue—woman at the crcati n. PhAs “‘\D BEARb'

A ,. Ht , ‘ k f. b t I, _ I, ‘ Best one bushel Penn 0 5 ' kgica “(c or on ma ttrs— .ast “W, "m. bush“, whim bonus 0 5

“a . . t _ ' RUCRWHEAT.

An item in a dramatic bill of farc— :95, (m, bushel, buckwhc“, (y 7

the theatrical snpe.— True 17 on. 2nd best do do 0 5

_ . . . As” ,.__A- _ GRASS SEEDS. I~ llest 2 bushel 'l‘iiuolliy Seed 0 10 gﬂllflllllll’l‘. .in-um; n... ii.-.i Clover b .0 WWW Best :5 lbs White Clover U to WORK FOR. THE SEASON. FLAX. , ‘ . . Best two bushels tlax need 0 10 Mi'ric. Ihe time Is at hand for sccur- 2nd best. do do 0 a

ing ll. year‘s stock of this useful article. 13051 sample 01'."an brill? Sir-WW 0 I}

There is no better time to dig muck than Hill’s-3min“? 1'1"" bci'lg‘lwd 3

after haying, and before harvesting. 'I'he "m "t o .0013 “

watcr is low at this season of the year, 30:, dun,“ s“.ch vi‘urmps' 0 7,

and iris more convient to secure the much, 3",} 1M," ,1" d” u 3

cspccnilly when it is dcvp. 'I here are Best. twcnty Ii'icld Carrots 0 5

farmers who have doubts about the value BUTTER & CHEESE.

ot'the article fei‘furin purposes, notwith- Best Cheese not less than 20 lbs.

standing all that has been written in its ) H‘"*"é~'l" I I 1 g I?

-. . '- ,.. ,. Lni ms in (t) (0 i

“low ml m‘m) 3"?” PAL “K‘O L‘m “PSI tub ofbuttcr not less than 25 lbs 0 ll)

-be no doubt about 118 value as an absor— 2,“ pp,” ,p, ,1” du 0 5

bent, whether it possesses any fei'tilizing POTATOES.

tropcrtics in itself or not. 'I'Iicrc is a llcstl bushel Regents 0 5

great dilforcnce in the quality of what s I)" d” Illicit“le 0

termed muck. In some cases it isiiearly “0 do I,(;\ll{lf:ll‘,"l,‘ll,l.vur 0 ‘l

all lcaf mud, while in other locations it “(mono “on” Oniuﬁl‘ ‘ "' 0 0

is very light and poor. The vcry.poor- “0‘ do “W, 0 L;

est in better than none, because it will Do do l‘nrsnipc t) ‘

answer a most excellent purpose toabaorb “0 ll” Cum!!! 0 ‘J

the liquids. In order to St‘C‘ll‘C the very ii" :l'r"ﬁ Q'IH‘JQUW‘T" C 3

best results a suliicicnt quantity should 1):; ﬁlling)?" “"5 M" 0m 0 5

always be hear at hand so that a free use 1),, om. mm... 1‘ an,” o 2

may be made of it in the pig pens, and Do do :inguld \Viirtzcl 0 2

in barn cellars when the urine drips down 1;” “"1"” gidlhi'lﬂl‘s 8

_ ~ ._ . _ . o ((l .avnyio L

on to the manuie licap. \\ L (bitcll I‘IOII- Du him. mm,“ mu” “00,ny 0 ,

-ccd bariiyards where there was a quantny up,“

ofliipiid manure left. exposrd to waste, no mm, of nous ' ‘ ' 0 ,0

when if a quantity of much had been 1),, box mummy o 5

carted into the yard there would be many “guru

loads of good manure secured. Muck "vsumsku making App,” 0 5

should never be used in a fresh state, for 2.1,] 1,0,, do .10 o 2

it has a degree of acidity when ﬁrst dug Best outing Apples 0 5

that renders it unfit for use. It. is much ﬂ'ﬂg'f‘f‘ "‘1’. C ‘l" G v 3

better to keep a year's stock on hand, and “Ls L 13ml“: nl’u ,,

then after it has lN't‘lldJAZIWUSL‘tI to the ac- Do do Dunno,“ 0 5

tion offrost and rain it is very ntuch (:ARRMGES ,e. 5141516115.

proved. Many pcrsons mix quick lime Best. doiiblc-sontcd “'nggon Forty

with fresh muck, and thus sweeter the Pounds value 2 0

whole mass and make it {it for use sooner infltlmi‘) ,0 d?! a w :1" l 1 10

than it otherwise would be. In some in. W 1:31; sum?" 0 "but," um u l m

stances “ two birds may beltillcd with gm] he... .10 1],, do 1 0

tone stone," as the saying 15, for the llcst ninng Sleigh 1 ll)

meadow may need draining and the 3”“ be“ ‘l" 1 0

owner may need muck, and he can iic- IARM IMPLEME. l'S.

compliin the first, and secure a good 11‘“ FM") Cflrt. sellian Price "01 10

stock of the valuable material of wliicb I) “"09" “'5 l 0 ' There are thousands of farms ""1 [mt do do do 0 m

“0 “"lc' _ " ‘. ‘, .‘ Rest Iron I’biugli 1 t)

where there are cxtcnstvc deposits of this 1),, 5,." "(Murrow o p,

mctcrinl, lying unapprcciatcd because of Do Iliirsc [loo 0 lo

the indifference of the owner, when if B" Illll‘dsﬁllﬂii“'l'f‘“l"‘lv 0 I"

it could be judiciousin used it could be ml", ,m't'” ""l‘lll“) “um” i 13

turned to gold, or rather greenbacks, and In.“ pnnnpm 0 ,0

the farms permanently improved. To Ih) 'l‘ruck Waggon l 0

many of our readers it may seem entirely “0 lblll Ml” _ _ ' l 1”

unnecessary to write as we have on this ?:I'::::l‘l\";‘:‘ll)'l53'"li M"’~'l“"° g

I - K ' l I 4 I

suchct. Rut. whzlc we remember that I,“ Mum“. A“. 0 7:

there are those who are slow to accept Do Iron Spindle 0 l0

new ideas and practiCc old ones, we shall Ilcst Ilorsc Fork] r ‘ann o p)

'ivc“ line H ion line and new it ii lUll . 1 a. i. .

:rocppt u l I I 1 Rest Side Solo Leather 0 5 ' ’ ‘ n . . Do do I} i icr do 0 r. I“A'l‘1’l‘.t\'l.\'(l luvitnnw ('ows—ihis is 1),, (mm, hump,- " 5

often attended with great and unneces- Do (txilf Shin do 0 b

NIL-l cxpcnce of feed, simply because the Do Sheep Skin with wool on 0 2

)ropriclor docs not understand what kind I)" W”? u““"“5914‘~“‘”"-‘|‘ 0 5

of management such animals require, in I)”, SITE“ "1"”) 0 ll)

order to fatten “‘1'” and in the shortest "m i 'H ' “,l ‘ , ‘ U "

iosvihlc period of time. Young frrmcra . “ions. A)" Slums'

l ' . ' Ill-st pair Men‘s hncn [tools 0 10

i~nnd sometimes old ones, also, appear I)“ d” On” wumngmn “00,50 5

to be in doubt wcthcr a furrow cow will 1),, do 130,,“ 0 5

or will not fiitlcn as well while she gives 1)., do mimic sillo () ’

milk. and many vcry intclligciit men have Do pair Ladies” strong do 0 .1

continued to milk a furrow cow until shc “0 (‘0 'hgbt, ‘ do 0 [i

was almth ready for the butcher, and ” annlc (,ﬂ,_li"ll‘\lll“3_h"

have flattered thrninclvcs that the cow es d‘c'rzw “Hug.” mm” "n‘ l 0 in! just no fat as .Rllf‘ would have been [)0 ,1" do under £7 1 9 Ida e olbcnn mllltCtl. Ihit no tlico ' . , _ .07“

Jld the premisel, by boarders.

r. JOURNAL, THU

'I‘EX'I‘IIJ‘) FABRICS IN WOOL. ‘ llcst Illytls black full-dressed cloth 0 1.3 0 ‘_’iid bcst do do do 0 [3 0| Ilcst Uri-y do dyed 0 If) 0‘, lb) do “'oiil (In (I I." 0' Do Women‘s wear, plain 10 yds 0 lo 0" 2nd best. do do 0 it) 0 Ilcst do him-y patterns (I 1.") U, Lind best do do do 0 It) (I . Rest (b-ntlcman‘s I‘Iaid 0 1|) 1 [2nd best do 0 5 Rest Woman's shawl (I It) ll

' 2nd best do 0 ."i (l

' ; llc:t pair of Horse Rugs 0 10 t)

Igllll best do 0 5 0 Rest pair of Blankets 0 10 0 Rest Fancy Sliirting 0 1t) 0, 2nd best do (I 5 0I III'SI Ilcarth Rug 0 It) 0 ‘..’nd lit-st do 0 5 (I Ilost door mat. 0 5 0 '_'nd best do (I 2 (i [lost to yds. White Flannel U 10 0 2nd best. do 0 5 0

3 RNl’l‘ GOODS.

U llest pair Men‘s drawers 0 .‘i (l

0 Do do L'nder Shirts 0 5 0

0 Do three pair Socks 0 :5 G

0 2nd best. do 0 '2 ll

0 Iicst three pair Stockings t) ‘J (J

0 Do pair Winter Gloves 0 :2 U

0 Do do Mitts 0 I ll

0 Do collection at Knit work 0 IO 0

MEASURES.

0 llest Nest of Mcnsures. to contain

0 l busbrIJ bushel and 1 pick 0 5 0

l" Dn I’ork barrel 0 5 o

w "Jud best do 0 II (I

3 Rest butter tiikiii 0 5 0

(, 2nd best do 0 2 6

0' Best pair Ash Oars, iiotexeceding

0' 14 [cut 5 0 llest l bushel and d bushel Potato

0 basketsol Indian manufacture 0 2 0

0 I’LAX MANUFACTURE.

U Rest. sample Grain Sacks 0 6 0

0: Do h:il| dozen Towels 0 5 0

01 Do ' and maths 0 :5 o

Or Do pair Linen Sheets 0 5 0

l i‘0'i"i‘i:iir.

0, llest sum. 01 12 Island made brick 0 10 0

012ml best do do do 0 6 U

0“ 1-‘lSll. lest barrel Mackerel, Island catch 1 0 0

OI, IlcstA do do 0 1.3 (I

0, Rest Quintal Codfisli 0 1.") U

1 2nd best. do 0 It) 0

0' N. ll—No l’rizcs will be ai'aidcd to iiui; ported Stock.

0 The Commissioners will endeavor to

U , make airangcineuts tor the colivcynnco of

‘ for Exhibition from Caseuiiipce.

0 . ion to the Exhibition 9.1.

8 The Building will be decorated with llags evergreens, &o., and a Band will be in at- tcntlzinco. The Exhibition will close with

0 Addrcs. ES at gratitude tortlie Ilouulii-s ol

3 Providence, and ofencouragement to the

0 llusbaiidinnn and on other topicsdruui sev-

U oral popularSpeakers.

0 By order

0 F. McNEILL.

o Scc‘y to Board of Commissioners

g Sumincrside, August 6, 1868 Phoemx Livery Stables.

g ’l‘HOMAS CAIRNS ..I’ROl’IllE’l‘t)R

Near llnu: do. 3 ORSES, CARRIAUES &c., of every description to let. Coaches and Horses in attendance at llIl hours. 0 llaarding Horses k - it on reasonable terms.

0" I’artics coming to this part (it the Island to 0’ purchase horses will do well to call at these 0

stables. isscngers on board the steamer can re- 0 ceivc instructions as to locality due. on appli- 0 , cation to the steward ufboiit.

0 Ang.tl.lStia “ TESLOWEWHW Express, No. it,

SJLIN’E JOIIN, N. l}.

COO

ISAGGAGE ant) I’ASSENUERS 0n the arrival of the Trains. ,ll. ggnge thrivnrdcd to the American and UmRivi-r Steuiiiboiits. and Windsor lloats. iiggzi '0 and passengers delivered in any irt ot'the city. I'nrtics coming from 1’. %;Island' will ﬁnd it to their

’l‘llE above will attend to the removal of

COD

advantage to cm oy the’bo Expresses. Trav- eli-rs going st can purchase tickets cheap- er and sure considerable on their passage. For further particulars enquire of the Pro- prictors at Crawford's Hotel. CHARLES SLOAN, JOHN \VIIELAN.

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July.2.'l, 1868.

REMOVAL i

0 V ‘llE Subscriber Iii-vs leave to inform the 0‘ 1 public that he’d, removed from his old 0 ‘ stand on Water Stu-t- ,tothc ALMA HOUSE, 0 lately occupied I59 r. R. Ilibbett. where he has good ncconifnni Minn: for travellers and their horses. "(I'll beat of LIQUORS kept in ‘tllL‘ bar in em 0- on with the Hotel.

9W" Remember the old mind. ALEX . GRADY . seawar-workmen“ HEILLY’S PIIINGE GIIUNTY TIIBAIIBII FAGTORY

has been

Removed to Water Street, To the Store lutcly occupied by Mr. (isomn: (tnanu, Harness Maker, in the House of M (ii-union O'NEILL, where

Tobac o of pll Kinds, Twist, Flat an I\' tural Leaf, Will be kept cons illy on hand,

and

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um orcr!

my» l'i-ople fr in the coil try will fliid it to their advanta - to call before purchasing

elsewhere. A 'I‘ RICK REILLY, Proprietor. Sumnwrside, July 23, '68 .

Removal !

' ‘IIE Subscriber returns his sincere thanks

. to those who so liberally patronized him while conducting the. ‘ A mu IIUIJNH,’ and wishes to inform them and the trnveiling pub- lie in general, that he has lfh'.lIU l'li'l) to his

0 New building on Water Street

0 (nearly oppnsite the ntnrc of R. A. Strong & 0 ' Linn), where he has both increased

9 Hotel 6: Stable Accommodation!

0 5 and he trusts to make those who may favor ll, him with their c slum a great deal more coni- ill fornible in the ‘ OCEAN IIOUSIt',’ than he (I ‘ could, for want of room, in IIII late atnnd.

'l‘nr. iii-:s'r or LIQIIURS'IIIWII)W|W in the bar I

in cnnnoction with th

0 This Hotel is on ti

c, and com- mr of Suuiv [and will be thy place fur

lllt‘l‘hlllt', and of found a conitorti travellers. Its m-ur proximity to the steamer Wharf will make it. the best place for travellerswnib ing to go oi arriving iii the limit. Horses and carriages can nlwnyl be bad of

ll 0“ Lil

. . RluliARl) IIIBltl-JT'I‘.

‘.-i...u... whore nbnnilnliru bl Nauru-d and mini run

‘enn mun-Ind to tho I|U||M

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DAY, SILI’ I E LANII SALES. l

AVaIuable Freehold Property; FOR: SALE ‘

’ ‘III'I SuIn-rrilwr olfein for SALI‘LIIy privulc‘ l voilti'.i«'l.lliv ll|lll\'l|llt‘ll li‘lil'il'llltll.” FARM;

: Ill't‘rt'lll II\\'IIHI nnd occupied b. bini, riiunlcon lbc Sunni slim-c. Inii 2d, Ill l'nnme Unllllly,t'lIII-l

ting ul' II'J; iii-rcsuf cxrrllvul hind. having a, nu uII Ibo (bilt‘ shun.- ol le\\'t-e|i :lll null lo<

RS

About lullnvrcn of tho nbnva il'o- - land In a high rlali- of cullivntiou, ’ ruvcir-I \iill Inil'd nnd sott Wood -' nun I nntlic [Il't'llll n u roniniodiuus ontaln' .1 IIIIH' r pins in] Iclrl' i\\‘0L l vi-nn-in Luv 1- ulu-«o n large v\\’i>ml House, purposes, to» ltyﬁlh tI., the iitli'n shop, and ro \n'lln ol e\- in at the dwelling

bo o

re in cl Dwelling lloii lllllnllcil ; thorn

building. containing a (font-Ii. nIid iipiirlini-iits udnplcd l'oi gt'llll'l' \\lll| two lam.» llari other IIIK'JU, ('nrpcnii-rn sh oilu-r out-buildings. There are t't'III'lli. water on the proud Imtlrl‘, uud Ihe other in I I. The ubuvc pro~ prov is situate about 2,! in' from llic tinnrisbmg vilhigcol 1‘ ' ill llilllnllngﬂhpru .5 0",, 0, (ho iiiosl Ali-sir ' us in I'iiiiro L'onnly.

An IIltIlr-lillinlilt' ih- L'lllll‘l um d

For turiiwr particulars upva to the Subsciiber

on the picinisls. \VMj WRIG IIT .

lledeque. .luly Illl. INF".

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LEASEHULD FARM

FOR SALE! THE Subscriber oilers FOR SALE VALUAIILE LEASEHULI) FARM, siiuatedun Lot Ii'i, Town Road. about 11 miles from Suinincrsi-lc, and only 3 miles from a shipping pl There are on the premises a good llous 'lllll llarn, well tiuisb- ed, and other Outbuildings house, and a garden. 'I‘l Ill-Ll acres of Land, 76 of in a good state of eiiltir. be present ernp. it! one shilling

will he sold with or \yilho 'I‘tic Lease is for but) y currcncy per acre. 'I'l irchascr can have

the privilege of buying some stock on lhv prciiiisi . For further partii ulars apply at the Inurmzl Oillcc, or on the pl‘L‘lhlst-s to llll' owner. “'M. “WEEKS. Town Road, Aug. ll, 1563. 2m BUILDING LOTS IN ALBERTON l V VIIE Subscriber otl‘ers for sale Eight of Ihe Nine Lots marked and numbered on the plan hereto annexe I, siluatcd iii the very centre of the rising Town of ALIll-II’JI‘ON, and are, without exception, by far the most eligible building sin in the Town . 'l‘lsc Lats at present forsnle are Nos. 1. ‘2, :l, I, 5, ll, 7 and H. with the Dwelling Ilousc thereon being re ived for the prLscnt

The Farm

An unquestionable 'l‘nle guaranteed. 'I'crins made known on application to Ill-NJ. ROGERS.

I‘RIXt

s'ru

innan

‘24, 1868.

I sacs";

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:Valuable Farmi for Stile.

‘lllt SALI’ the FARM owned by .loltx

l Aiiusrm ', silua l 'n Ytli'tillAL, in the pirish ot llA't‘lll l 1, containing [up res of excellent LAX ), between {ill and bl) 'res are cleared, \lll a .iiid other ont-buibli gs, a burn on the rear ot'iln- lot. ii here ili ting a large quantity . I Terms liberal. I~‘o further particulars np- ply to Mr. (tumor; llix'ros. 'l‘iiuni-r, Sum- inerside. or the undersigned at I oughal, Rd}.

THOMAS ALLAN ARMSTRONG.

August 7, land. m Valuable Freehold Property FOR SALE. 7 ‘IIE Subscriber otlers for Sale, on reason- able lcrins, his Valuable Freehold FARM, on Lot 17, consisting of lﬁtluvri-s ot -xrcllcnt laud, ltltl of which are in a good state ot‘eul- tivntion, and the remainder well covered with cedar and other valuable wood. It is situated 45 iuib-s from Suinniersidc. at the end of Mis- couvhc Ro.iii,:ind In on c ct-ilent frontage on the shore of Shortnedilo. {\rﬂir or liintick (tore. A good uiill strcnni lb} 's through the centre. Abundant-é ot mussel niud can bclnid within a few chains oftho limit. The fences are nearly all of cedar, the buildings in good order, neat and doinmodious. A block nt' 71 acres of most valuable wood land, tllrllllll on- ly one mile, can be sold either with or with- out the farm.

ALSO—200 acres of wilderness land on Lot 10, lroiiting on llll' i\'iiin Western Road. and leading down to Portage River, along which are about ten acres of excellent. marsh. 1300 acres on Lot 3, t’roining on the centre Illlt‘ road ofsnid Lot: and 71 urrcs on Lot it front- ing on I’ierrr- i'qlics Road near the mill at Messrs. A . s A. Ramsay.

JAMES IIAMSAY'

Lot,” July “ii, I568.

VINE EOVERED Cottage for Sale.

r IIIE subscriber offers for sale his VALU-

Allldi I‘ROI‘ER’I‘I' shunt Hn Ntlll'l‘ll BEDEQI'E, and lll'ill‘ the nor end of Dunk River bridge, consisting of

Six Acres of lfni l.

with a snug CO'I‘TAU E and RA iN thereon, and n very good GARDEN, continuing l| number of valuable fruit 1 cos

This Property is well \ru iv the atteii‘iou of any radcr or Mechanic, ln-ing situated at the conjunction of three roads, leading to Suunurrsidc, t‘cnti-cvillc ninl I"I‘L‘L‘Itl\\'ll.

'l'I. us will be, made liberal. linuirdiatt- possession given :iiid a good title on applying to the midi 'Jnrd.

'l‘lii- subs ibcralso otl'crs for saleunv MARE AND CULT, one \\'Atjtlt).\'. set of lliiriiess and Sleigh Persons wishing to purchase will do well to call iilid see

J. II. SCIII'RMAN.

Summerside, August "' Hitch-if

7 7 Wilderness Lands." GOVERNMENT ESTATES.

LL persons desirous of availing them- I selves of the provisions of tho Act for the more spt'cdy secili-iucntol‘ Wilderness Lands, on the Government Estalrs. are here- will] lltllilicd. that. It) applit. ions for said and iiill bc ygtaiin-Vyil a survey is made of thtI lani so to ie if posed of, and tho fronts tlicrrol 'slnlted oll';.iind at certain dates, of \vli due nywive by iulvt‘rtisenient

FOR SALE IN SUMMERSIDE.

IIE subscriber offers for sale the valuable property now occupied by him, situated on (iraiivillc-strcct, near \l'atcr-slreet, in Suuiiiicrsiile. It consists of ONE LU'I‘ (ll x Ht), on which there is 1 DWELLING HOUSE, tufostoreys, 1m x 2|: having ii shop and 4 rooms lit-low, «Illa-ii) rooms on Recon storey, ull lini led; {Iii-lieu nt- tLiched to house, in which :Is a gondr well of water. In the rear is ll Stable win him :II x Id, and a Shed 27 x IS. ALSO—One ll. sto‘t-y House 21 x 16, till finished, with otln-r buildings. The above property is a freehold. It is well adapted for "It Ilulc, being a good stand ’I‘eruis l'llbj' , aiil made known on applica- tion to the owner. . JAMES CROZIER. pine 11:. lads. it".

Preélioldi‘f‘gﬁn— FOR SALE, IN LOT 19.

' ‘IIE Subscriber oll'i-rs FOR SALE lhc FREEllOLI) FARM, now occupied by hiln, situated on Lot 19, about s ' n miles from the *ing Town of Siiiumcrsidc. There is 75 ncrcs. no of \\'li|l!ll are cleared and in a good state of cultivation, 'llllil the balance covered wilh hardwood and ft'ni-in There are on the prctnist-sn l)in ling House :11! x :1 with a Kitchen ntlachcd I: x 17; n Ilaru 57 x ES, and a lean I‘..' x “18;, 1 good Well at the door, and ll splciithOl‘chnrd of fruit niiil or- mllllt'llllll trci-s. 'I'crins made known on application to the

owner. .IOIIN (7 IAIG.

Lot Ill, Aug. fl, lRllR.—‘_’iii Valuable Property l-‘()ll same

IN SUMMERSIDE !! l

0 LE'I‘, or FOR SALE, by private con- tract, that viii iablc property, opposite the Suiiniierside i , and 1! doors went from the. Journal ( routng on l‘EN'I‘RL,nnd running lnic t. S‘I'i-JI'IIE.’ Street, in Suuuucrsidc, for crly oi-cup'od by Mr. N. \V.(ZL:\lll{E. u it Mt‘l't‘ﬂll ' inhiblislnncnt. The building There in a muunodiouu ltl I'm-t pun, fltled up wi rovcincutn: and Ii well adapted lor a general Retail Business. The remainder ofth lower tint and thtI second "Urey in cinnihrtubly tilted up, and would suit. tor two ii-uvnieuts. 'l'hc iiousc iii nearly new, coiiithrtalily finished, mid in first rate repair. 'I'Iiere hi a llablc and innall warehouse on the premium. For further particulars apply tn I'IIOMA II IIALL

33 ’3 '53 _..._. D 0 V: 1 war 3 Rr 5:: an no i; .0 o 9. l: a A a V a in 10M 1; x1711 7"-” H“ E-d ...; .2 .. 1 a H T F .4 h: o L.“ r. -. -.. k c: o n ,1 4 [.1 V‘ J) m ’2‘ _; 1m _ .~_..b___ H ’s‘ ..: ‘5 u'z .— i. _. U tn , ': o .: ‘4 5: ml: E E °’ c S u "' l m .

THEME "Ffdpéif,

will be givcnﬁ/tbe Commissioner of Public , Lands will attend :it certain places, to rcrcive ‘applii'atinns from lhoso who are desirJus of becoming rn'ttml mun-s of sup/i Iztmls. (none lothers need apply) and if approved of. pos~ lscssion will be given to such applicants, snbA ljeet to the prov ons of the Act regulating lthc settlement e il Wildcrnc *.‘ No person I illuwed lo 1‘ of any portion of the Wilder ,enlting doth or otherwise tres g tin-re. on; the Government \\'ooi|r.iugcrs being ,‘ strictly charged to take immediate proceed- I

. lugs against all pt'l‘ntnls‘ so found trespassing. .lt )ll.\' ALDOI'S, Commissioner. Land Ulllt‘l‘, April no, limo.

Ti NOTICE l” T” F

To Tenants iipou Township No. 18.

RE 'I‘I'I.\'.\N'I‘S upon that portion of 'l‘nwii~ HIIlp .V.. is. lurui ‘ l by u..- ilu no. '\\‘;III, 0f ll '

I l l ’I‘

Mr luuds respect llullv ln-Id by Iln u. Iii-lug now exclusively \‘t‘ult‘d in Ill‘l'. she .\l.tl.\‘l‘I in b-gnlly anihoiizml to rcvievc 1Ihn:rt-nlsncrriiiiig lin'l‘i‘ll‘om. MARGARET STEWART. Charlottetown. .Iuly ‘J, ism.

Ab’l‘lt‘li.

To Tenants upon Township 18.

1" VIIE Tenants upon that portion of 'l‘oirn-

ship No. IS, in I'ril l'l' Edward Island, Inn-merly owned by Lit-iii. (fol. l'etcr Des- .lliisuy Stewart, dci-e 'cd, and over which the late Mi . Mary Steii.rt ot ('liarlotu-toivn. deceased, and Ellen Slcwart mid Margaret Stewart, daughters of the ‘l Mary Stewart, lately exercised acts of ownd‘rsbip i- IIIIRIC- nv soririin- that the portion of 'l'ownbhip Nu. llH, ri-ti-rred to, becnnic IlL' pr pcrly of the lSiilrci-ibcr, in fee simple upon be death ot .the said Peter DesIIrisa Stewa .wltich oe- currcd on the lst day November, last past. The tenants upon the said portion of 'l‘owu~ ship No. III, are hrrcliy cautioned against paying rent to the said Margaret. Stewart, or to any other permit or persons who IIIin de- mand the same. Those of the ’l‘eininls who may desire to inform themselves l'l'l ivc to the inn of thc Subscriln-r, are referred to E. .l. llodgson, E .. who will iilloril them the desired iiifnrnni on.

'I'IIEOI'H. DESIIRISAY.

Spring l’nrk. ('li‘towii Royalty, E

J um.- 23, 1418. :lm Dunk River Mills— 0 7 ‘llE Subscriber having rented the l’roper- ty known xislhe DEAR RIV 2R MILLS, ,lnit L'Ii, wishes to inform his icuds and the public in general, that the ivl lc bl; thy Mills are now in good working order, \iz. Aho Grist Mill, Saw M' ,Sliing e and Cardin Mill. Lunilicr of all kinds on ban» and for Stile . I‘nt‘llvs wishing to buy IINGLES Inid

,hctti-r ~xauiiiic ours bolorc inn-basing else- , where.

1 VII) ROGERS.

W 001 ! W 001 l I’ ‘III". S'l‘ANHEId) WOOLEN MILLS at . l RYON , having been thoroughly reeolb ‘ttll’illlil'tl and enlarged by additional nun-hin- cry and Steam I‘owcr, will continue to manu- facture t‘lolli from custom wool as hereto- .torc, and in the usual rates. I living doubled lllt'll‘ hn-ilitir» for nuiunthctur' g, and procli- : red skillful operativrs tor cv ry do the (.‘ouipnuy loci l‘tlltiltll'll ‘rustoiin-rs greater satisfa ‘ ion gr c illmllllldt'llll‘llll.’ n bcttcr ( Ialilv of .uiaking qnlcker rrlul't for '“'l I lift with [hull]... In nddilion li/Iln- viir' ins kimle of (Lil I ll previously Iilhde. llw an' manufac- i ‘I‘I'LES FOR

I June 4, lSGR~If

luring MiVERAL ’ .\ Ell' lMI‘..\'H W EAR, and full Illlll lllanketlnu-

lsji'p Wool, Wllllll inns be t'lt'llll washed fret-oi mat» and coarse t)t’l(:l, and ot gum-I ipndily, may be Inn in Ion. ll..l. ('ullbeclt'l ‘t.liurloltetuwn, or at the mill. ’

S‘I'A Nll'l ELI) \VOOLEN CO.

nod linusc and burn '

Jaarg@nulis

RS. BRENNER has ust received at. the l’iuxcu STREET IGOR AND sn- ‘ v S'roiiiz, per Amp/lion from London, besides ii I: go and well assorted Stock of Books, S'I‘A’I‘IONERY. Ave... :1 great v_iirlc:y ot‘ Faxcv Goons, &c., which she olicrl at extremely low prices for Cash :—

I‘unsvl Pocket Books Ladles' nellcnlu, com. pnnlbus, and Ilngs, 'I‘riivclllng "an. l'lio'rooiui-n Aun‘m, Ion r, tum-to, and Imnll. CARD (WM-IS lii 'l‘<ii'toisc~lic I, xirtnnmud Leather. Wonk Ito. s, Knitting Boxes, Boodle Book. and

Box for Shth Music. llitl sues, llnir, liil‘iiuts’ Hair, Tooth, Nail, Shaving Coulis, Horn and Rubber Dressing, and Pocket Feather Dusters Mirrors I I Spectacles nnd ltcndmg Glauc- Spcctni-le Cases Egg lloilcrn Stereoscopi-s and Slide!

‘ meter» l ( u M 1 ions uni ‘nnccr n Riiittnnr mid Netting Pins and Net: , (Brothel llooks, ’l‘atliu ' Sliiitt‘ltcs, Illiiti' \\ bite I inn,

4 .

Ilii'l" ,\'- t. I’Iuslll'l'nt‘cli‘li Silk Guards, Gilt Locket! l, Chalk, Black, (ﬁeld E SW“

Paper Hanging, Dru ion, l-nncy Work 110:, lln {one ‘all . an" good quality) IDS:

l

Sea

'iih-ttc, l’run

' um Sli'ops

Tin, Nutcrackers, Tweezers, Key ltln I, t!

. Dolls, Whips, 'l‘ops. ‘thu‘llun, Jews] nrpl.

Mouth Organs, Money lloxes, Marbles u‘c.

Cricket llats tIIltI halls. Trout Hooks and Him

Bows and Arrows

WALI xu Stacks and (lasts, plum and funny

Flexible Rulers, for Artists, ltookkeepon, to.

Water Well» for Co] lug l‘reuen

I’ostngn Stamp DIIIIIIM

Iiid‘ ltubbi-r llntllc Coikl

- us, Fly l'npcrs

Ulycerliie, Honey, and brown Windsor 30‘“-

kc. kc. kc.

AL!!!) a quantity of

\VRAI’I’ING PAPER,

vnrioul qualltlu and slut.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. V HE Mails for the United Kingdom, the neighboring Provinces, the United Staten, & , ivill, until further notice, be (‘Oll‘d uttho (lent-ml l'ost Otllce, Charlottetown, unfol- lows, viz :—

For Canada, New Brunswick, and the United States, vinShcdhie, every Tncldny and Friday Evening, at 7 o'clock.

I-‘or Nova Scotin, via l’ictou, every Mon- dny, “'ednesduy, and Friday evening, It. 7 o'clock.

Mails for Great Britain, Newfoundland, and the. “'est Indies, every alternate Monday and \Vednesduy evenings, at 7 o'clock, as follows:—

Mciiibiy Aug. 10 Monday. do 10 Wednesday, do 12 Wednesday. do 21 Monday, do it Monday, Nov’r 2 \\'cducsdny do it“ Vcdnesduy, do A Monday, Sept. 7 .Iondi , " do It; \\'eilnesilay do 9 chn sdﬁy do It! Monday, do 2 Monday, do 30 Wednesday do Wedneer , Dec 2 Monday, Uctob- t'i Morfday do H \\'edncsilay. d 7 Wednesday do 113

Mails for S Inuicrside, St. Elciinor'l. end lledcnpie, to be forwarded [er Steamer, will lll‘ closed every Tuesday and Friday evening at 7 o'clock.

And Mulls for Georgetown and SuuriI, per Stczuni-r, every Friday evening, at 1 o'clock.

In'ltel‘s to be registered, and newspapers. must be postci‘. but an hour before the time, ot'closiug the Mails.

THOMAS OWEN, 1‘. 311.0.

Gt'lH'I‘ll l’ost Utlicc, Ch'Town,

May, 4 Irina. N ew Goods. 1 have received by the UNDINR from LIV- el‘puol, FLORIDA and Stan Ilinn lroin Mun- trcal, l d Steamer “ Princess of Waleu‘ li-nni New llrinisiviok, and other nrrlvnln. out: of the largest. iind best selected Stock of (loads crcrotl‘cred in this market, and will be sold at the very Lowest Prices.

US’I‘ ARRIVED, por sci . ON 0 and liriglaincirrr ll‘unt stou, hi a

lot of

AMERICAN GOODS, consisting of Tobacco, Kerosene Oil, Rid- sins, l’ilot Iii-cad, Hardware, and all sort:

1). ROGERS. Sunniuvruide June ll, ltlﬂﬂ.

“a W pecans

Spring &. Summer 1868, JUST OPENED

AT THE

Clifton House. GREAT VARIETY 0?

film: ll.” Jiisilxionnhle cicada,

IN Dresses, Sacks, Bonnets, il‘l‘lllllllillg! of all kinds, Skirts, (Ilotlis, Conn, Ilardwarc, Roots and SI es, (in variety,) Hats dz Caps. Leather. Nails, and everything suitable for country trade- A Liberal Discount to Club Customs". SCIIURMAN AL JOHNSON. Clifton, New London, May ill, 18'“.

WRIGHT’S

INDIIL VEG I'J'I‘ABLE sun/in cons!)

PILLS

Cure llt'k llt‘ntltu'lm, Rheumatism, Fever and

Agnc, llilioiis complaints, cold: and coughs, pain In sipebia, lull. rhe ous diseasel, Pi and theOrnvcl, Liver complui nrrliemnﬁener bilin &c.; an \VARIIAN E To l-lnurr 'rlllu

BLOOD.

For sale at the Principal Once, No. 371 1'..an street, New York, and by Dmlll'“

generally. W. R. WATSON, Ch'l‘ovrn, Agent for thin Inland.

' of {an kec Notions.

Jilly 211d, INGR.

Corns and Warts. are permanently and cﬂ'ectuully cured by tbs me of

B. 0 B N Patent. C

For I