é ll

,._..-. ,-

‘g’mrig llt‘l'llllll't‘.

“ Much remains unsung," as u tomcat said wiieii a brick-bat cut short his ser- cnade.

An Irishmm , fresh from Iliberniti, caught a bumblebee in his hand, suppos— ing it to be u humin;,r bird. " Och,” he exclaizzted, " how but his fat is l "

“'hy is u bullock a very obedient animal .‘

Because he will lay down wiien you ax him.

All women are good—good for sonic- thing, or good for nothing.

If there is one tiiiiigmore than another which tries a man, it is—ujriry.

“'liut kind of leather would a naked Moor remind you of?

l'niiresscd morocco.

\Vhat would he an appropriate excla- mation, on finding a hole in your stock- ing? Darn it !

Why is the tolling of a bell like the prayer of a hypocrite? lieeausc it is a solemn sound by u thoughtless tongue.

The man who is “not expected to live" says, “ he can't help tiizit,biit us to dyingl merely to oblige tiie expectaiits, or main- tain their reputation, he can't do any such thine."

lni'iiovixo 'riin Ol‘l’OIl'l'l '—“1 am afraid I shall come to want, said an old lady to a young gentleman. “ I have come to want already," was the reply. ' I want your daiighter.’

‘ How are you Smith i' said Jones. Smith pretended not to know him, and answered liesitatiiigly: 'Sir, you have the advantage ot‘nie.’ ‘ Yes, I suppose so; everybody has that’s got common sense.‘

Dr. Thompson took occasion to exhort ‘

his man David, who was a namesake oi his own, to abstain from excessive drink- ing, otherwise he would bring his grey hairs prematurely to the grave. my advice, Davitbsaid the minister, ‘ and never take more tbaii one glass at a time.’ ‘Ncither do i, sir,’ said David, ‘ neither do I; but I care iiiico little how short the time be atween the tivu.‘

A French clergyman, who llttt‘. usually a very small congregation, was one day preaching at the church in his village, when, the doors being open, a gander and several geese came stalking up tiie aisle. The preacher, av . V ' the circumstance, observed that he could no lougcrliiid fault ivitli the people ofhis district for llOll‘llltL‘ntillllCL'; because, though they did not come themselves, they sent their representatives.

Dr. Johnson says :—-—-‘ After all it is better for a lady to l'ctltlflt her own cheeks than to blue/ten other people's eharacters.’

figgizirulhirnl.

POTATOES innmfibn DOTS. w

Late in summer the large horse or god fly, is busy in laying its small yellow eggs on the hairs of the sides and legs of horses, whicii being glutinous, adhere there. The horse, in licking himself, touches the eggs, which burst, when a small worm escapes,\i'iiich adhere to the tongue and is carried with his food to the stomach and feeds and grows there until spring, when it passes out of tire body and soon becomes afiy.——Youatt and Spooner, in their work on horses, claim that bots do not injure a horse, and cannot be removed from the stomach by medicine, but pass a way themselves in the spring. For more than fifty years I have heard of horses, and seen them, said to be sick of the bots, and to die of them. Many with a view to remove them, pour molasses and milk down the throat of the horse, of which is said that bots are fond, so that they are thus led to let go their hold of the stomach. This is soon followed by a pint of tan- ner‘s oil, or some other cathartic, causing the horse to discharge the bots.

When visiting a friend a few months since, a. worthy brother clergyman, he informed me that a horse having died of the bots in his neighborhood, his stomach having been eaten through and through by them, some of them were put in spirits of turpentine and other fluids commmonly fatal to the life of worms and insects, but did not suffer from them. Another horse in the same neighborhood was suffering severely from bots, when n quart of potato juice was poured down his throat, which soon relieved him ofpaiii ; and a large quantity of dead bots passed away from him.

,To me this remedy was new, but it may be commonly known to farmers. But be this as it may, an important inquire here arises, namely, are those eminent farmers, Youatt and Spooner, right in what’ they say with regard to bots? and, if so, what worms are those which, with farmers and others, have so long gone by the names of bots, and of which horses so often die, as is proved by examining their stomachs, which are extensively eaten and pierced through by them P— N. Y. Observer.

HUSBANDRY.

.By husbandry,the ground gives us every- thing necessary for food and nourishment, and such things, likewise, as afford the greatest pleasures. Yet, though it gives us plentifully of all kinds ofthingmit does not allow us to reap them in sloth and idlencs; but excites us to health by the labour it appoints us.

The practice of husbandry makes men strong and bold, enables them to defend their country.

He was surely a wise man that said husbandry was the mother and nurse of the other sciences; for when she flour- isbcd, all the other sciences and faculties fared the better; but When tiltinground lies uncultivated, and brings ne crops, all the sciences and arts are at a loss, by land and sea.

It is heulthifiii employment that breeds good men and vet-ulnar generosity of Ipiritl and [.{Otltl will towards one's friends and country.

' Take I

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SUMMER

Startling, but True!

rout ol'the cruel idea that makei i. no.“ for a man to pour masses of dead and elicit-i drugs down his throat to aid the euro cl his]

disease. (ltx'l-Z TO TWO l‘lLlS are enouin at an time for any man to take if the pills are made of pure, iiiiadiiiii-rnied drum. blAtilillIIIS i‘ll.l.‘w' and SALVI‘I are . sii iei'sediiu; all the stercolyed physics of the day. because they are made of the finest nia- teilals in the laboratory, and never fail. liliAlt WHAT IS SAID:

“ Dr. Maggiri, your pill has rid nie cf all: Lilliousiies." " No more noxious doses for me in live or} ten pills taken at a. time. Une of your pills. euied inc." “'1‘ aiiks Doctor. My headache has left me. Send a other box to keep in tiiehouse." “ After suffering torture from llillious Clio- lie, two of your pills cured toe, and l have no return of the incl '3 ” " Uur doctors treated me for Chronic Cun- slipaiioii, as they called it, and at last said i was iiiciirul -.. Maggiell's iills cured me." "I had no appetite; Maggie-1's .l’ilis gave me a heartv one." ‘- Your pills are marvellous." " I send for another box, and keep them in the house." - " Dr. Maggie-l has cured my headache that w' ' ~Iii‘onicfy “ I gave half of one of your pills to my babe for cllulerA iiiurbas. The dear little thiiiggot well in a day."

" My nausea of a morning is now cured."

“ Your box of Muggiel's l‘iils cured me of noises In the head. I rubbed some salve be- hind iiiy ears and the noise left." n.| me two boxes; I want one for a iil ."

t

poor “1 t. ‘ a dollar, your price is twenty-

f‘ive Ccinb, but the medicine in are is worth u

did ‘ "

" Send me live boxes of your l’iils.’

“ l or nu.- h.ive three buxvs of your Salve and l‘ills by the return mail."

l‘Ult insuisss or Title Kidneys. Duration of the Urine, do, Mag- ' ‘ills are a peileet cure. Uiie dose will " any one.

roll l-‘lilllALl-J lllSlCASES, Nervous l’i‘ostraiioii, Weakness, General Las- I. “lie, \\'ant of Appetite, Maggicl's .l‘ills will be found an ei ‘tual remedy.

I MAGGIE l‘lLLb' . '1) SALVE are almost lllllVU "II in ll‘ -ir e'l' ets, and a care can be uliiio: 'iway ~ ntced.

Each box contains twelve .l ills, one l'ill in a dose .

Sold by all respectable dealers in medicine throughout ilie L'iiiteii Slale and Canada, iit :5 cents a Box or l'ot.

All orders for the boiled States must be addressed to J. Haydoek, No. ll Pine street, New York.

Patients can write freely about their con-.- :. its in] a reply will be returned by ilio

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r1

Coirs'riziti-‘si'rs! (‘oi' " ers of this paper are warned nut to purchase

Miiggiei‘s l'ills or S..lic, unless the name of J. lluydoek, Proprietor, iii nddiii i to the

name of Dr. Muggiel is on the engraved slip surrounding eat-Rhos or put.

Avr. v, linows at 00., Halifax, N. S., May 25, 1365. Soft: Agents.

MOWING IiiAOHINES

A 35 D

x r r HORSE. BABES 2 QUANTITY of Mowing .‘liiieliiiies, with bei‘cl'ul nupi-uveiiienl: added, are new bung; nuiiulaei mi in t.huiluiietuwn. Also a number ul llUllSL‘ ARI-28, oi'tiiu most approved pattern ’l‘iie iiifiniilpttiirci‘n feel coiiiideiit illlul. the inn» chines Will give satisfaction to pul'nblls desirous of purchasing a iezil good

A

IIOR E RAH. *

Prince Edward Is .116. Manufactm'e.

The above can be sold on reasonable terniii, and can be inspected at the

Seed o Implement Warehouse

of BIN-Ills; SONS. Charlottetown, April fit, I up till

Eggs! Eggs! EMEMBER that the ubseriberis paying CASH for BUGS.

I). ENMAII. Sunimcrslde, April 2:3, 1868. 3m.

Cash for Eggs. HE subscriber is now paying. and will ' continue to pay at all ii ies the highest price, in Cash, for l‘ltlli.’ vered at his Store.

, ASlIEt BLACK. Head (giiecii‘s Wharf ' in, M '18, i

V ‘HE Subscribers are now paying and will continue to pay the ' Iligiicst l’ricczih/Cnsh,

for. any quantity of EGGS delivered at the

Clifton House.

SCIIL'RMAN & JOHNSON. Clifton. New London, May 1!], lb'b'u.

Egg?! “Eggs?”

AM paying. and still will pay at all times,

the highest price in ash ' r ‘UGS, d;- livered in. my Wareiior . OGERS.

Suiiinicrsido, April 16, 1868.

‘I - 'HV-H’* .‘aeed Wheat ! DAILY EXPECTED, per Sch oner Marie

Add], front MONTREAL,

100 BUSHELS GANADA SEE WHEAT. Wlllllll'l‘ Sr SON. Bedeqi-ic, Mpy ll, 1868.

Cash for 3658.4-

' ‘lll'l lliallt‘stprlccill (.‘ASH will be pnid at all times for any quantity of EGGS, ilelii'ered at the “ I'IL'ltllIt‘A Hum-2." (1. C. GARDXNER. Suiniucruide, April-10, i803.

FLOUR 8t. CORNMEAL!

[581‘ received at tho Bill'l‘lSH & AM- ERICAN HOUSE, (:0 barrel! FLtlL'll & C(lltNMEAL, 20 side: American SOLE LEA’I‘HI‘ZI , i which will be sold CHEAP roii Clisn.

All'l‘llUlt MILLS. Suniincrshlc, May 7. ih‘illt. l’rn.

._ Hi __.-.__ 1868 fresh Seed! 1868. 'I‘lil') Vsublt‘rllll‘l’ has recicved a supply of

Mllub'll . "Ills, for curly pl Minn, lon- .lniiiu; in purl of Helen. (‘iunmbtufiw ,(‘iuo

i

liilnivi-r, Lettuce. itmluiali, and ii grc I'hult‘lv Cabbage Sued.

A huge supply expected ptr A‘ll'llllllfl, from London.

W. It. WATSON.

('imrletliimin, May 7, I‘lft’.

" ‘llli 'pl's of medication now draw to. F :i t . Dr. ‘.I ,. 1’s livu grand spt-ei-l r, iics—l’li.l. an I i.\' .—li.ii'c s ruck‘it tliel

‘ “‘Y i 7 ‘lll-I tiincot‘l‘i'. it:

Mowing

SIDE JOURNAL, 'i‘riUiiSDA

FARMERS vriiiiviiriir iiiitiiritiiii

and n.;odeii l‘loii,, forever! These tliii newer i.iid better iiiveiiiioiis.

A . you to get your ;_i'aiii ready for Illlll'lu‘i early" in the season and at one quarter the cost oi the old method!

With a good and cheap li‘ANNI'IltS you can raise ilie wind at any tiin 2

TH subseriberiii i icsc favls,wliieh must have become pateii o everybody, feels that he is no longer justified in “ hiding his light under a bushel," but let the fai'iiicrs of this island know that they need not be without labor-s *ing machinery on their farms when he is irouud.

Last year be sold twenty Threshing I‘Ifl‘ chines, and is prepared to iiianufitcture any number of them to order.

In at period he also sold twelve soils of Fuiint rs, llllil has nor.- on hand twenty seits the same, of different styles and prices.

Horse-rakes, l’louglis, lliirrows, and in fact every-kind of implement used on a farm—— short of a mowing machine—is made by him.

His work is too well known to need pulling at his hands.

Ii'yoii need anything in his line, just come along or send to him at hi.. Inaiiiii'aetory on L'i.ioii tilreet. Suiiimerside, and you will have your wants attended to.

tgau- Iron-turning of all descriptions neatly done to order.

THOMAS HALL. Suiiiiiierside, March 26, lsils.

Rielly’s Tobacco Factory

ill-3 Sl‘liSt‘ltllll-Ill would announce to

Ilia friends, on: LUIIWI‘S and the public, that he has, at a eonslderable outlay for new moulds and machinery, so enlarged lllltlllli proved the capacity of his FACTORY

lii Saiinncrsidc, that he is now litlllt’li to iurii out an .elc of

Natural Leaf Tobacco.

equal to the very “03', Hill superior to most Tobacco imported, v.'lih flivauiuxr lN lzvmti‘ .i'.l.‘si'i:r:'r, and will so nearly

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Tu enty per cent. cheaper than it can be imported into the Island. FLAT oit ltousn ’l‘oimcco furnished to sub - of buyers.

y it and judge for yourselves.

Dealers supplied on liberal terms.

Be sure to ask for l' v's l‘iiisei: Cocsrr Na‘i l‘ltAl. Lear, and t none other.

itciiieniber that the I'LtiNCli COUNTY TOBACCO FAUTUltY turns out nothing but the in: .‘n or‘ 'roiixeeo.

i’A'l‘ltK‘ii REILLY.

Suniiiiersidc March 11!. lm

~ A Barber shop ! III”) subscriber respeeil'iilly aiiiinuiiees to

the people of Sullllllcl‘nldu, and the public in general, that he has opened ii

BARBER SHOP l

on “'uter Street, in the “will adjoining the .l'Uat Uillee, where he is prepared to do all work iipptrtainiiig to liisprofession. llest assortment of Iluir Oils, Hair Res Powders, Dyes, d} , always on hand on the most reasoiiiiblctcrins. Boxes CRYSTAL lllA'l-J also for sale. pf ltazoits carefully pii‘. in order (4‘1 CllA‘l OTTO \VlNKLl'JR. Summersidt ' ‘ ~ 18 ‘ l‘i/IAiLS.

SULRIER Aliilltl-YGEIIEIIT.

'T ‘llll Mails for the United iiingdeiii, the

m-ig boring l’roviiiees, the L’iiited State-.5, & ., will, “Bill further liuliL'G, betlosed at the Gene -1 Post Uiiice, Charlottetoivn, as fol- lows,

For ( nadir, New llruiiswiek, and the United States viiiSliediae, every Tuesday and Friday iii tiiingg, at 7 o‘clock.

For Nova Seotiii, \‘ltl l’ietou, every Mon- day, ‘.’ednesduy, and Friday evening, at 7 o'clock.

Mails for Great Ilritain, Newfoundland, and the West Indies, every alternate Monday and Wednesday evenings, at 7 o'clock, as loll'ni‘sz— . '

Monday, May lrl «A , Sept 7 Wednesday, do '..l iiesiiiiy do ‘J Monday, June 1 .Me 3, do 21 Wednesday, do d HVeiinesdiiy do 2:} Monday, do 15 iMoiiday, October 5 Wednesday, do 17 “Voting-Nay, do 7 Monday, do 2:) 1Monday, do 11) \\'eii:iesil:iy,July l :Wediiesiiay. do 21 Monday, do 1:} :Monilsiy, Nov‘r 2 Wednesday do 1-3 l\\'ediicsd:iy, do It Monday do 27 khioniiuy, do 6 \Vcdnesdi-y do :39 llt’ediiesday, do 15 Monday Aug. it) Monday, do 30 Wednesday, do it! Wednesday, Dec 2 Monday, do 24 Monday, do 1-! Wednesday do 26 Wednesdny do it;

Mails for Suiiiiiicrslde, St. lileiiiinr‘s, mid lledcquc, to be forwarded [er Steamer, will be closed every Tuesday and Friday evening iit 7 o'clock.

And Mails for Georgetown rind Soiiris, per Steamer, every Friday evening, at 7 o'clock.

Letterle be registered, and newspapers, must be posted iiiili an hour before the time of closing the Mails.

THOMAS UWICN, 1’. M. G.

General Post Utllen, (.‘li'Towii,

i, ism.

PHOTOGRAPHS.

' ‘HE subscriber liiiriiigincrcnscd facilities

and an excellaiit ligli ' vell prepared to fiirnisli good pictures. PHOTOGRAPHS, l-‘lilt Yl’ES. and

AMlllltlTl'l‘liS made to please, at lilo short- est notice, and lowest pilees. ' Call and see specimens hanging at the door CHARLES CLARK. Suiiinirrsidc, April 2, 1363.

Remember Clark‘s Saloon, 8!. S/qihcn Hired

Nit—divin‘g’lfisiélnn—éE—l i

' ‘illjl Subscriber bugs to acquaint tho Farmers of i'rince Coinin and Vltlllilyl at be will have on hand iit bin “’uiehunm, iii

Si’MMl‘IltSlDii,

iii Julie next, u very superior (it of

REAPING 8t. MOWING MACHIN ES.

The but yet imported late this lsluud,conristing 0! Manny“: Combined Mower 6: Reaper (greatly improved ) Ah'o ilio

BUCK-EYE,

of dill'erent kinds, and tho l'NlON Ml)\\‘i‘.'it,nnd a number of lulpl'lfl'll Steel Finger-ed

Horse Rakes.

A riipply "(extras for the above machines al-

ways on hand. llAllltY C. GREEN.

Siiiuiiici‘sidc, Apifl ‘N. INN.

h-h-iri'uws.wuodeuFliiils 1- p 5 MW Plum-"1 “W l' the more speedy seelieuient of Wilderness “TC “‘1thth by Lands, on the Government Estates, are here- with notified. ihiit nu applications for laid

'l‘illtl-ZSJINU MAt'lllNl'I will enable land will

Wilderness Lands.

. LL rersons desirous of availing them- selves of the provisions of the Act ior

be entertained, until a survey is made ofihe lauds so to be disposed of, . the fronts thereof staked off; and lit eertiiiii dates, of wliien due notice by iidvertisciiicnt will be given. the Coiiiiiiissiuiier of l’iibl'c Lands will attend at certain places, to 'receive. applications from those _ho iii-e IlL'Sll‘Oul of becoming (li'lllltf M! w 1;) site/i Imuls. fiioiie others need apply) inl if approved oi. pos- session will be pi 'll applicants, sub- ject to the provi" of the Act regulating the settlement ofsai \l'lltlelness Lands. ‘3 No person is allowed to take possession of any portion of the \Vllllt'l’llt‘ss'I.:li|\l, by cutting.' down or otherwise ll'urptliblllg there- on; the Government \‘i'uodiaiigers hen strictly charged to take iiniiicdiato proe iiigs against all persons ’50 found lrcipilSslllg. Jillih‘ ALDOL'5, t‘oaii- Land Uiliee, I'd

FOR SALE

IN SUMMEBSIDE ! i !

7 ‘0 Lli’l‘, or FOR SALE, by private con- tract, that valuable property, opposite the Suiiinierside lliiiik, and :3 doors west from (he Journal Olliee, fronting on CliN'l‘ltI.,aiid running bui-k to St. STEPHEN Street, in summerside, formerly occupied by Mr. S. W. CLARKE. - a Mercantile Establishnn-nt. The building is till x 27 feet. There is u eommodioiis SllUl’, ‘15 x 7, it) feet post, fitted up with lhe‘ latest ii li‘u ' ‘ hunts; and I is well adapted for u in era etail Business. l The rentainderol'ilie lower ‘Ii and the second storey is comfortably litter up, and would suit fortwo tenements. The iloiise is nearly new, comfortably linislied, and in first rate repair.

There is a stable and small warehouse on ilie premises.

For further particulars apply to

THOMAS Ii. HALL. Siiiniiicrside, May 1!). recs.

Possum simmer For sale ! A

large 'l‘wo Storey HOUSE, with twenty acres of LAND tlll:\l.‘llt'tl,blt|l:‘. cdoii Lot

ll, about two miles from Jaime ' " Any person wishing to do :1 co itry busi- could not hr. a mort dc ‘ra le spot.it

, n the midst of a ilulll'l: in}: st tilrnieiit li‘orliirther tieuhirs apply to the owner

at Silllllllt'l'éitldf J. ll. S'l‘llWAll’l‘.

Nov ‘.’l, lull?

TO BE SOLD. 7 ‘lil'l two-storey DWELLING HOUSE, situate in Saint l‘lleanor's, iii the occupation of Doctor Jarvis, with all the Outbuildings and other iiiipruveinenis on the propeity. This

Freehold Property will be old cheap for Cash; or two or three year'fk‘fle given, on good soeurit ' It is well “t l the attention of any one \‘ielllllg to eiigageiii the Dry (l'vods uizd Grocery Business. Also, tlll ex- cellent Stand fora Hotel. Forliirtlier par-

ticulars enquire of JOHN lIASZAllll. St. Eieanor's, March 11!, lstltt. 5m

FREEHLUI) EAR- FOR SALE!

’ ‘ill'l Subscriber is desirous ol‘ d .puxiiig of, by

l'l‘l\‘A'l‘l'J SALE. ills l‘.\ll\l, which i.‘ probatil i‘.ei.iu.~l valuable ever oi \«l for rule in this smellqu of the country. It coi. ;. of

200 ACRES ill-251‘ iiiasciiir'riox or L A N D ,

beiiiitifiiliv situated on the iioi'lli ride of the Sniiili West lliv' . New London. Lot 20; only a iuilc and a in from Long lliver \\'biirl'. I‘JlIueresni-e iiridei'n high state of cultivation, having been all miuiiii'cd with lime, marsh and mussel mini, lllili stable manure. There is also ii marsh of I5 acres. which extriids along ilic entire front. ‘Tlie remainder of the land is covered with an excellent ui-owlh ol'hnrd wood, scantling and poles. Au l - iihle Ml iplv of mussel mall is williiii iii oflbu is love. This Form, having a front chains on the river, van bodivideu into n I farinail' required. midis colh'l- cut to Church. School Home, grist. saw, and (a ,: mills. The Illllilllllflfl iii-o ii lwo storey I)\\’ulli|l;{ House. Ilii K ‘JN‘. iue Iltll‘llrt. and other oiitlionsea. Al Garden and (ll‘l'll:..tl, and two never-tailing \\'(-,I III wnier'; oiio Ill'lll the house and the other convenient to tho II:|l'Ill~ 'I‘HIUlh.—()l|l'-illlil down . the balance in four or live yearly instalments, hilll interest iii (5 per cent.

{'9‘ For further erlber, or to err

s

t'llitll‘ll iipply In the Elli!» ndeisnn, lump, Auriinneer. JAMII. COUSINS.

New Lciiduii, Illlll'l‘il ‘Jb'ili. ls .—:lni‘.

BUILDING" Lot‘s IN ALBERTON !

7 His“ Subscriber offers for sale Eight of the Ame Lots marked and iiiiiiihered on the plan hereto annexe l. situated iii the very centre oflhc rising 'l‘own (ll ALlll-ilt'l‘llN, llll'llfll‘e, without exee :iiiiii, by far the moat eligible building sites in the Town.

The Lots at prose for s- it' are Nos. 1, L’, 3, 4, a, ll, 7 llllli 8. , with the Dwelliiu,r House thereon heir-gr served for the present An unquestionable '1 le guaranteed. Terms made known on :i ipiicalioii tn

“M-H— 1‘ 'I. i:ooi;ii.. l'iiiacnss s'riiiaic'r' ’ V nor a! m m l 3 Mason Hung, l ‘9 h :1 O f; 7' “or =: E (a): ‘ £1 £- a 9 '3 i z a: I'll ~~ ~ .,l nor 3 5 out I ~~m ., .M E E l" ‘ ei u: T: 3 '3 74 :s K V a . w .. 7 10M ,‘5 A l ain'" -rw.._ F; _ 5 | “ Q: ~ " 'r . c, b, 5 o .2, E K 5‘ Bl 74 e: m ‘1) a: *“— -3)l£_ ,4 9‘ .4 r1 s . 5 :2. {a ‘3 “5 a l .9 “ v 2 U1

Blanks of all kinds, for sale iii the “Journal” Office. I l

Y, J uni: i

_ said Estate are requesieil to iiiinisli their at» Clllllll“, duly attested, for seilleiiii'iit, and within three uionihs from the date hereof. JAMES BAHl‘LAl', Administrator. “if

i, 1868.

Mrs. S. A. Allen’s

\l'orld‘s llaii- Restorer

issuitedtobothyouiigaiidold. Iisll’y'llglllvllfl “ml the Hair, prevents its falling urturiiiiig grey,

liltiillllllll‘ls to it a beautiful glossy appear- imee. it never fails to iii-:s'roni; ultlzl' uAin Tl)l'l‘SUillGlNALYUUTHFULCOLOR.

IT is x01 A DvE, but nets directly upon the roots of tho Hair, giving them the natural nourishment required, producing the same vitality and luxurious quantity as iii‘youth. it will restore it on bald places, requires no preiious preparation of the hair, and is easily applied by one's self. Une bott_lc_will usually last foray :s after the hair is

toreil, on ‘10 1.1 applications nine months will insure against grey hairs to the most advanced age.

Tlic Restorer Rt‘lll'oflllf'CS mu? l’riiieipal Sales Ulliee, August I, 1867.

NDTIGE !

_ lll-llll'IAS by virtue of n lleedoi‘ lit-- ‘ lease and Assignment made and live, euted the 21st day of (JUL, insl., and duly filed and registered in the pi‘nperolliecs in this island, WM. ll. DAWSON, late of Charlottetown, Taiiiier,liiith released, assign- eil, t ‘ansferi'ed, and conveyed to the under- signed all his real and personal Estate in l‘riiiee Edward island. and all Debts and sums of'iiioiiey anti securities therefore due and owing unto him, as well as all the personal Estate and l-Illl-ets beioiigingto, and all debts and sums of money and s cavities therefore due and owing to (ilitliiuli NlCUl.L, bite of Charlottetown, Shoemaker, which had been him assigned and conveyed to the said ii ll.l)awson, by a certain Deed of merit duly re 'stervd, upon certain I lists, and for ee ta'm purposes, ill the said first mentioned t'Assiuiiint-iit expres- sed. This is to ii iify all persons indebted to the said W. B. Dawson, and to the said George Nieoll, whether by Book Account, Notes of Hand, Judgments, or otherwise, that the several sums due from them resp tiveiv, must he id forthwith. to Messrs. & llxvii;s, Solicitors, who have been iilhoi'isi-(l to receive and give receipts fort -same; and all persons to whom the aid \\'. ll. D: souls indebted, are reqiiestrd to furniin the claims and Accounts duly :ttesti-il to the said Messrs, Ailey & Davies, forthwith.

Dated at Charlottetown, this 25th Oct., ’67 ’l‘lltlllAs DAWSON. lill'iiAltD iiiCAliTZ. THOMAS ALLEY.

** 2“ . : “All Allllllul Ll. persons indebted to the undersigned, uhose Accounts “I'll still unpaid, lll‘r hereby notified to pay and settle their Ac- counts l‘uriliwiih, to save further trouble and expenses of law suit, \ ’l‘iie subscribers offer for sale their interest in tho Shipyard lit ligin .Jip)’, with the : dings thereon.

p3,?“ 'l'eriiis as may be a, reed on. JOHN HASZAltl) & (‘0.

, LL persons indebted to the Estate of I \Vii.i.i.m IlAlli'l.A\', late of Lot 12, de- ceused, are hereby required to make imme- diate llilylllt‘llt to the subscriber; and those persons who have legal deiiiuii ugaimt [lie

' Lot 12, SethL’, 1: No nice.

‘viliui lli~.\\'ll.l.l.-\.‘-l mum: . I'l‘illt‘L' t‘uiiiily, i ivinl-dy or vine inrl d Il'tllll me, the out»

. ol 'I'oiviis is in the passes which lll‘ hail

VIIIIS is to err

\vlio linih hid under his Ii'l‘ llll‘llllll l‘lvlil times, above four llllllll (ll :A furl 'iiii l‘l', :.in| havi-uiily ios .ll'illll I‘ll'\'| oiii of III numb-vi. lllltillhl have p. \l Mr. H 'i~i int spriii

part of l'\\'u days and ii iii: and hump: exniiiincil his in

.lllllil lisliuiise, ' is IllL‘Kill‘lll \\<Il'iil‘,

ll'lii'thei II” 'n the l.l'.| Ill}: i'Jllly ml and aid iiiil iiii'

exit I. nmli-xper lill‘l, llllt it man ll..i is thought \i ‘ min-h ir:pr-<led,l beli ' 'r that l to lfillll'llril'li I] t valuabli renu-dv loll prison, ivi ' Ibis pniit-nlsi- in .Iullll yours iriiii A; ll

inoen.

Grurrgrtewii, Feb. ‘20, l\‘ "l

ramovri Kt. l

7 Villi subscriber has removed his alluring l-Zstubl liinent to the Shop next door to

il. l}. Green's. l-isq. , on St. Stephen Street. where he will be .ippy to i'u'vh e the in"

of his eiistoiiici's, a d all others who may palronlse liim. X

Having obtained tii services of competent worltnu-n, aid increased iiecoiiiiiimhiiioii. be is prepared tu e ' ‘ute all orders entrusted Iu him with iieutness and despaleli, and accord- ing to ilie latest

, A . . . . hiighsh A: American Fashions. ANUI'S Mr.\‘\\'iu'l‘iN.

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Siiiiiinr

_- a 1 W. B. Dawson 5 Estate. '1‘“ Ii Siilm-iilw-i'u Illli'l‘ iil l’li’il'A'i‘i-l SA Li'i. all [be .‘lim h of Ll‘iA'l'lliilt llu\\ llll u'd iiini in churn-bi inunuiasiiue. ui lllu Cl‘l‘i 'l‘.\.\‘.\’l~;lt\' ('llliblullllt,’ in the whole of ' 'J,’lll :‘i ip-«ol' ’llll'I ‘2,lltil .tiwu iti-i'i lil‘.’ i-idt‘xol "A it. THU (‘A Lb" lilN. . i'nrt nl'li.i~ Sim-l Illl\\' i-i-adv for irisuiii-ir l’tllll'rl' nl' I‘niulil u... , . mulv for r ile us lli.l|l||l':ii‘illl‘i‘ll rill The nitration of purrhns ililYlllittl'lllt'lll, initliis Sim-k unis Ilul as speedily ins pusmhlo.

THOMAS DAWSON, ltltlliAlll) lll'JAll'l'Z, THOMAS ALLEY,

H‘ t. LlaA'l'Hi‘th,

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. Furniture Factory l ! (Next door to Mr. John F. llaker‘n, and di- reetly opposite the .loiritxxi. ()lllce.

V ‘llli Snbscribcrwuubi take this opportunity

ofiiiiiiouiiciii tn ii if- - t ‘ “puma “ x it: pu ) ii that in. has

O W C" p—u b (D E? m [‘3'

next door to Mr. John I“. link ru Store where he iii prepared to inanufac ire Furni: tiire as reasonably as any in the business He Will supply at short iiutico— ' llcilsu-iuls, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Cupboards, Sinks; Bedroom, liiteiicn, Leaf“, Centre and Extension liibles, Sideboards, (.‘liellloneru What-nuts, Stools, Desks. ’ Picture I‘ll‘lllllt‘fl, Lounges. Setters, Cradles,(‘riba,

Bedroom Sells, lllutriiuex, dd.l.lthi.&di-’ 6m vllllpill‘lcd Furniture put il‘fll‘iill'l'. ' (lid l~iimiinre l'l‘pzlil'tpl, und ‘l‘lYltNlNll (lune. .l. Al.l"...At\'l)l‘Ill liOVYlill.

(‘entrnl Sin-rt, Suminersiile, )

“ “571...; siX. “elm-“m ESTATES ! PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIR;

Mrs. S. A. Allen’s

World’s Hair Dressmg, or ZYLOBALSAMUM. is essential to use with the lie rer, but the Hair Dressing alone otteii iesiores, and never fails to invig- orate, beautify and refresh the Hair, rendering it soil, silky and glossy, and disposing it to remain in any desired position.

FUR LADIES AND CHILDREN, whose hair requires frequent dressing, it is“ no equal. No lady‘s toiletis eoiilpleto without it. The rich glossy appearance imparted is truly wonderful. it cleanses the Hair, re- moves iill dandruff, mid imparts to it a most delightful fragrance. It will prevent the Hair from falling out, and is the most econ- omical and valuable Hair Dressing known. Millions of bottles sold every year.

l/it‘ Hui;- Drcssing Cullit'alcs and Buillt'fies. 198 Greenwich Street, New York City .

7 “ill Fast Trotting Stud Horse “ SWEEP S'l‘Alil-I ‘," will travel for the season on

the following route:— l.eai‘iiig SUMMlillleE on MONDAY lilo llth May, passing ilirougli Lilikiciler ltoad, Miseniielie, Muddy Creek, to William Hib- l)\'l‘rl, Fii'li-eii l'oiiit; thence on the l2th throuin ligmoiit Bay to hlcNiilley's; from thence on the 13th tiirougl the .l’ortiisli Road in lieiits; thence on the itch to James Me- Douguld's, Lot l‘l; hence on the 15th to Parr Hill, in Davi -:iy's; thence on tho

llilll - - 055 the llrillg through Lot ill. by the lowt- ml to split unur‘s, thence to Sum-

iiierside, by Stephen AlcNeill's.

LUlH'lll" Suinmersidc again on MONDAY, the 5th .\ will pass through the New Vil- lage, llzn .I Well and Indian River; thence on the lllth through illiilpeque to the Feriiio ltorul, thence to Margate, thence on tho 20t I to Barrett's Gross, thence by the Town lload, to liliiesliaiik itoad, thence to Wiliiiot Creek. thence on the :tlsttliroiigh liedeque to Seven Mile Bay, thence on the 22nd through South West, and then back to Siiiiiiiiersidc.

The above route will be continued during

the season. ANDREW MeLI‘ZLLAN, Groom.

Sitninierside, May 14, 1863.

“ Clyde.”

VlVlllS celebrated and well-known lintlro , lloise, "Clyde," imported by the Goverih iiient in 15m, from t‘lydesdale, Scotland, is or“ dark bay color, 175 hands high, 7 years old, weighs its ewt., and is one of the best horses this island can produce, and has here- tofore given general satisfaction. He will travel for the season on the following route:

He willleave Mrs-Bell‘s Hotei.iii St. Elean- or‘s, on .\loiitl.iy,ihe 27th April, inst., passing along the Town lloaile'l‘houiiis Sillls'fl,l‘:$q., lieiisiiiginii. (lit the zlotli he will go to Sit» phi-ii McLeiiiiiiii's, liidiuii Hirer Cross; and ieinuiii there iiiitil:l%:ch>ek; thence to John

lli-uii's. llarnley; re he will remain all night. On ilie :tlili c‘vill pass through l’nrk l'oriiei', on to ltiehiird l’illiniin's, French itivvr. ()ii the Will he will pass through l‘lil'ioii on to Stanley llridize. UH the is: May he will pass through Hope Riicr, on to Alex. Luird's, Cavendish. 0n the 2d he will pass through Newulusgow on to it. Bagnull's. llav LGrove. 0n the lib will pass throuin iln- o\\‘ll ltoiul. on to John M iyiie's, County Line itoud. 0n the 5th through Somerset to John liecfe's. ()ii the tub tin-ouin Augustine t‘ove oii t5 Nels-iii Clark’s. ('upe Traverse. llll the 7th thronin 7 iniie Baytn James Alllvik's, Searlctowri. (la the Hill through lledeqiie, calling at Noouaii's, on to Thomas l'airus‘s, near Siiniiiicrside. On the 9th ihrough Summers-hie, on to St. Eleaiiur‘s, iv -he will remain until the llili.

The above route ii ill be continued for the season, iveitllier, &C-‘ permitting.

WM. HILLIGAN, Owner. April 16, 1868.

‘The Ranger?

7 ‘llll Entire Horse Ranger, 3 years old, will stand during the nonstop—from the [st May until the 25th July,-—iit the subleri~

ber‘s Farm, one mile t" in Sumuierrlde. on ihe Si. liluiiior's lto. This superior Axum was sired by tho

celebriiled'l‘OilNADU (‘all and see him at the rerhlenco of tho

owner I JAS. C. DARBY. truniiuerllde, April 9, 1808.

. a J ., ‘ EAWSGH b ESTATE. liiipot 'aiiit hotice.

V ‘illi .‘iitweribers have been instructed by 'l'lll‘l'l'lll h SUFWJI. DAWSON'S‘ I..s”l‘.\'l'l£, to of . ill particle. without any tilallllt‘lltlli, whose iin 'llicti Accounts. 0! Nair-s ol‘liaiiii, to W ‘ WSUN or Gill“ Nltfold. are not iniiuu am y paid. AL CY a3 DAVIES, Aily's for Trustees of Dawson's law (‘li'tuun. Feb 27. 1868.

V'alrliauilds Sililil—illfflh8(‘~tll6§ HEAD OF llULii’lAN'S WHARF 1):}!(SUNH wishing their loads weighed

cul‘i'et‘ily. can have 't done to a nicely at the above Smiles.

LMAN, . \ olesalu Warehouse. ~l1lllllnli‘l'5l4lt‘, May H, 1563‘

Salt! Salt! (‘X llillG Zl'IJIIIi'A from Liverpool—- J

SA L'l‘, do.

S L. HOLMAN. slilllllutrlitirJM‘C 5, ’67

Look Here. I}. I"l'l'(‘ll'S GOLDEN ()INTMICNT ll - card for all complaints, that ukiii,ill‘slI.