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__ , , . . . M I I 4“ 'SUMMERSIDE J OURNAL. iTHUR‘SDAY. MARCH 11, 1869. ~—:«-—-«———~—o.—~—J———oafiv<s4v— - r} -——» —'- --~-»—-vo «‘— .......‘ .-....._A— w MAN—o- . . .. .. ..._.. .. ._.._._.__-.- .. .A..._..--._.._ > _ --~—» ' how Advertlsehreats thtsrllsyggggfig 3:: gg'll'gm HOUSE FOR SALE, ! r ‘ LUMBER" “mm — ' ransom suave: courts SCALDS ii “Wins Sim"- Wm'd by Mr. 5' W- 1"“ Sim" "r ”" bf”. ‘ "'4'. m‘ ‘ 'I-‘or sue—A..1’. Mind I ' ‘ GRAch saLvh‘ courts onan Strnnr. nuw “ccuplod by rem Lukin- A L B ERT O N i Y“ ""’“’ "°“"‘"" “““°"‘°“‘;"““k Horses for Sale—Journal Olllee'. ' GRACB'S SALTIC Culll Bantams Terms made known by applying to the ___o____ "'0'. Pllzrzz:fl:;n P all y

Wag on b Truck--—Do . Auct 004. B. Schurnian.

as

L test migrant)“:

London. Feb. 21..

In thofipuiislvOonstitutienal Cortes es- terdsy; Home. Prime Minister. etllc ally announced the resignation of the I’mvislon- at Government. General l’rlm. Minister of War. in an address assured lite Hausa that the 1m dynasty would never reaacend the Throne. . Admlrsl 'I‘opetc. Minister of Marine Allah‘s. asked the [lease to pass an act of indemnity tor the Navy for He acts durln the recent Revolution. Sub- sequently t house passed 'a veto of thanks to the retiring Provisional Government. although the I epubl a members opposed it. with unanimity. he House also by a luv a role. Introst Marshal Serrano with ful Executive powersl‘er the time being. and granted him the authority necessary for the lormation ot a new Ministry.

General-Caballero Devoda Is to succeed Geo. Dulce as Governor Generel ot Cuba.

New York. Feb. 24.

Despntches of yesterday trom Cuba state that a decree is to be issued imposing an export duty from the let March unxt el 50¢. per box apd $1.25 per hugshesd on Sugar. OI per bale on Tobacco. and .‘lOe. per thousand of Sugars. and an addition of a per cent. on all internal taxes. the pro- ceeds of which are to be paid _n'cekly to the Spanish Iiuuk to scoure an advance at 05.000.6th to‘ the Government,

The Female Lnborquestlon was discuss- ed in Con ress yesterday; and it was de- cided to nerhue salaries oi Hip female clerks to 01,200 per annum.

Montreal. Feb. 25.

Brown‘s Bani: and Exchange Oi‘llce in Toronto has suspended, owing to heavy losses in New \erk‘. ‘ '

Negotiations are in regress (or gelling the St. John Crew antrthe Ward Brothers to compete at the Lacbine Regatta next summer.

The authorities are actively preparing for the trial of Buckley and Doyle in March; III consequence oi the late commu- nication ot Whelnu. iniorutalion of a new and inumrtaul. nature has been obtained against them; they are likely to swing.

Stone Cutters are on the strike In on- Ircal. r

‘Te'n far. . Flour market. almost at a stand still in con- sequence ofjuow storms. Sales of ordinary Bupcrs st “.60, and Choice at “.524 to 4.60.

' New York. Feb. 25.

The Bill legalizing geld contracts. and dc- claring National Ilonds payable in gold. pass- ed the lower branch of Congress ye'sterday,by a vote of 119 to til.

I). S. Reynolds. Supt. ofthe Buflslp (N.l'.) police. Unpt. Henry Dickson. and two Detec- tives ef‘llie Niagara Frontier Police, I are on trial before the Police Commissioners of Ruf-

falo. charged with criminality and unlawfully

kidnapping two IIIL‘II on the night of .Ianunny In. and carrying them to Canada for a re ward.

Gold l32l. ‘ ' Montreal, Feb. 26.

The dinner to Hon. Mr. Wood at llroull'ord last night was a complete success. Over 500 influential reformers and conservatives sat

t‘pt‘b’tn .t'repit'wh'nrany'rimitt "yr" "" III-Imp Lyheh has, issued a pastoral warning to his people against any attempt to establish lliverce Courts and make marriage. a Civil Contract. > ~ Windsor. Feb. 26.

The meetings at, Walton and Noel ,vllund. were liloat‘sucecssi‘uk There were large am- jorilies for Al r. Goudge has-not the most rbmote chance.

Three hundred Anus in three Districts re-.

main true to lloi'r'e. 5

EG- A plrctograp‘t’of Dewey. the murder- er. can be seen tit-our Bookstore. 8o can the petition asking for his lite to be spared.

The heavy thew of last night has taken a great deal of the snow away.

A terrible disaster occurred on I"\:I). 20th on A, board the biggie Ratiosky, . while ct’ulslng on the Adriatic, An explosion took place in the powder magnzhiemraklng acomplew wreck of the ship and cousin I great loss of lite. Most. of he ofllc. rs flllt crew were instantly. killed or'blotvn into the water and drowned. .

{the United S es are troubling Great Ill 1:4!!th ma Claimytbt: are not free the elves lrom slmilar'vean ions.

At this moment IM Spanish Minister at \l'ashin ton is. for the third or fourth time. demanding It'qu the United plates Govern- ment the payment ul certain e lrns known as the " l'lorlda Claims.” The claims are In deafngi's‘hilliclcd upon S mnlsh sub- jects hetero the ccssicn of Y ollda to the United States; the justice of them has never been denied. their paylncht was authorized by note! Con es, the neces- sary moneyA was apprnpr Med and Is stlll lying Id ll: Treasury subject to the order at the President. lint .the payment has been slaved olY lor upwards of forty years. on comprising. or. another.

A new danced siig la a Memphis bar- room with lut'll vigor as to jar a pistol off the shelf behind the bar and explode it. Nobody appeared to When. ustll It was found that a colored girl. sitting upriflvl in w chair was so he dead the bullctbnhlngt gone through Iier biulil, killing her instantly.

A new welmg compositionbss been patent- ,ed In Bclgl '. It canal-ta of I. parts of iron fillings. Ill) path of bolas. 0 parts of balsam et Copaiba or other resinous all. with 7:. parts of sslsnnuonisc. These ingredients are wellluixt-d tegetber.hested and ulvorixcd. The process of wielding is much t is same as usual.

A young man named Jacob Manger. in the employ in Moore tColc. of Rochester, N. l’.. who. on a small salary emcee nyrar. has been making large purchases of real estate. has just confessed that he has been in the habit, since IBM, of robbing his employers alnnm daily. lle restored property valued st $3.230 sud escaped pmccatlon. '

'A Hamilton newsboy. while passing along King Strut. on Tuesday evening. crying out —;"Ilere‘s cr Times” was suddenly buried about two ccl under the surface of so ava- Isnehe of snow, weighing over a ton. from a root. The spectators wsvesnslenuahout the little fellow's ssfcty. until they heard a piping voleecoattmlngthe refrsln—v'tnlya penny; and the Irreprcsstble urchin trotted ell‘ again.

A most painful calamity happened in (loot-n icli Township, on Tuesday in enhlg late in the day. Mrs. I-.rnmcrson. in the absence other husband. went to mess to the cattle in the burn. Singlet! In the house two small child- ren and an lnt‘nnt. Hearing their crle . the mother hurried to the house, to find th. I". t. rlor in llsrucs. The infant was burnt to death. but the two olden camped. The house and contents were entirely consumed-11;, Illporlé‘.

-—-Bcicntlllc men in Germany and France think the recent convulsions of the earth indicate the ultimate formation

at a new cutthroat.

I‘exct 'lli inches of snow has fallen thus;

Howe at both meetings.

GIIAC '8 SALVE GRAC '8 SALVE GRACI-J'l'i SALVE

cusu srnams , cuass ERYSII'ELAB' cuuls SALT RIIEUM GRACE'S SALTE Culks RINGWORMS GRAIN-1'3 EALVH culn CHAP'D HANDS GRACE'S SALVE Culll FROZEN LIMIIS GIIACE'S SALVE cultsa BOILS GIIACE'S SALVE cuacs FELONS GRACE'H SALVE courts CHILBLAINS GIIACI‘Z'S SALVI‘} ounce I'ILES GRACE'S BALVE cease CORNS ounces SALVI-l cease CALLUSES GRACE‘S SALVE cube, BITES GRACR'S SALVE coals S'I‘INGS GllACI-Z'd SALVE cuass ITCH

Wlsusr's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

This reparation is a certain cure tor all dis- eases opting Throatand Lungs. Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis, Il'hanpt'ng (laugh, Group, lncl‘pi. cnl Consumption, do. In confirmation nt‘thc highest medical authority that " Consumption can be cured." numerous instances of complete restoration frotn this disease by the use at the Balsam caa be given.

Wtstnr's Bulsnsn of Wild Cherry.

This sterling remedy appears to be working wonders. We have so long heard of its su- perior merit in diseases of the Threat and Lungs that we doubt not its claim of being “ the Great Remedy." Many of our most re- speeth citizens who appreciate its uncommon worth from personal use. have attested to the fact by their written testimonials. These are strong recommendations. and should certainly prompt all who sulfcr from pulmonary cem- plalnts In its various formsto give It a trial.— Otlawa Citizen.

None genuine unless signed I. Burrs an (Ire m-apper.

“7‘65 3 A L E.

A FEW BARIIELS OE

, 333mm,,

Low for Cash.

ARTHUR I'. MILLS. Summerilde, March Il,"6ll.

HORSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE, TWO IlOIl SES. rising “years old. ext-client travellers. both sired by the celebrated " Meinnis I'ony." Terms easy, apply at the JOURNAL OFFICE. Summersldc. March II, 1859. iii

Waggon & Truck.

OR SALE, A RIDING WAGGON. (nearly new, I New TRUCK, Apply at the

W Terms easy. JOURNAL OFFICE. Summersldc. March il. 1869. If.

FISHING STATION

non sass At . Tracadie Harbor! !

’ HF. undersigned Intcnd selling their FISHING STATION. at the above named and well known place. cxccllcntl adapted for carrying on the Herring. (lo , and Mackerel Fishery, Comprising in part :— n vssvsvvtn. 4'...“ III A- III! A‘.AA I..—l. .mhl. Sails and gear complete. 1 Small Boat. I Suit SAILS for Hunt 21» feet keel. I IIUUSI-I. 20 by 25 feet. STAGE (in Covering. I’UMI‘ for Stage, 6 Herring NETS, (lot) I'athems). 2 ANCHORS 62 Chain Cable, for Moorings, I Large WHICH BEAM, Scale 6'. Weights, for shop. 60 Herring 6:. Wash BARRELS, l6 I’UNCHEONS. liege is Ilniiers, l llait MILL e Bait Chopper. 1 STOVE to gear, Cooking Utensils, a let Tools. with all the articles requisite to ex- tcutc the above named buriuen's, and will be

SOLD AT A BARGAIN.

——Ai.so—

200 Rusliels SALT, 30 New Mackerel IIAIIRELS.

For Terms and particulars apply to JOHN CthMllh‘, Journal lltllce. Sumnicrslrlc. or to GEORGE (,‘UOMIIS, at the store of Mr. A. Lord, (.‘lmrlottctuwn.

March 4. 1869.

F

N. S. Iin

Mth wants..Mussel Med P H

[FOR SALE on the Subscribers' premises. a NE HOUSE. 38 a 24. with a Kitch- ell attache . to x Ithnnished outside. with. Two .ICREB‘OII‘ LAND. fl'ontlng bn ‘the Main Post Road. This is a desirable stand tor a llhtutumith or Merchant, and being in the immediate vicinity of that gran I fertilizer“. Mussel. Men. and an excellent Shipping place, an active. enterprising man will find this a desirable place for business. WILLIAM HARDY. Cascnmpt-c Village. Lotti, Ilillll.—lln‘ '

WANTED. W

ANTED a young man. qualified to per- Apply to

form the duties ol‘a Lawyer's Clerk. THOMAS KELLY.

. . Atty. at Low. 'sarnwisrsldc. Feb. l8. I869.~—2in

LIVBRrBOL TRADER

'

r bnrtheu of (.00 Tons, Ciaued A l at Lloyd's. Coppered and Copper Fasvencd. is now on the brrtll In LIVERPOOL. and will sell Id; CIIA‘IHQOT'I‘II'I‘OWN llibxlt‘Illrifl‘ WEEK In APRIL. Has First Class accommo- dation for i‘asscugcrs. ,

For freight or passage apply in Liverpool. to Messrs. Illre‘uu: Ilnorunal, Borough Building. or to the undersigned.

JAMES C. POPE.

‘l'Yh'town. l-‘eb. \(k'lflltl.

’“BA‘hEELWTFWf”

Head Ilolmun'r Wharf, - - Summcm'de.

' ma Subscribers are new manufacturing

PORK, MM‘KICRRL. and other Ilsrrels. which they ulf't-r to the public at a lower price than they can be bad elsewhere.

I'crsonl engaged in the pork or fl-hh g business can be supplied with a good article of Ilnvrcls. and can have them delivered in CIIavIoltetown or any other part of tho Islsnd. st the manufacturers expense.

scan is robs eanm.

Great reduction in price to large dealers. They are also prepared to exceuu all other description of work in their line. CHAMPION d. HENDERSON. Ilolman‘s Wharf. Summer-aids. Feb. Ii, 1869.—la1. m....- .. . .....__..._._. -_. Sewing Machines. FURTHER SUPPLY of SING ERR new style Manufacturing and Fondly BEW- IMI MACHINES. just received. ’i‘hvy are, positively THE REST Sewing Machines In the world for all purposes. livery tailor. ' every shoemaker. every family should have

one. JOHN HIGGINS Agent.

subscriber. JAMES CALDWELL . 4 in

LOST i

ON SATURDAY. 27th February. between

Summersidc and the Presbyterian Church

at North iicdcquc. a Striped SLEIGII RUG.

Any one finding and leaving the same at the

Jonas“. Olliee. will be paid for their trouble. March I. 1869.

SPRING FISHERIES I

1800.

REAT BARGAINS in BULK er BAG HAL' ‘, at ROII'I‘. T. IIOLMAN'S. March Ist. I869.-—prng 2m.

NOTICE 1

LL PERSONS having claims against the

Estate of the late Gouuon Dkuuv. of St.

Eieannr‘s, deceased Intcstate. are requested

to furnish the same, duly attested. within two

months from the date hereof; and those in-

debted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to

WM. '1‘. DARBY. Administrator. St. Eleanor's, March 2, 1869.——2ui‘

LEASEHOLD FARM FOR SALE.

HF. Subscriber offers for Sale his valuable Leasehold l'roperty. consisting of 200 Acres of Land. situated In New Village. Lot l9 . four miles from Summerslde. treating on Richmond Ray; about I50 Acres are cleared and In a. high state of cultivation. and the re- mainder is covered with fencing. Also. a valuable marsh cutting about 25 Tons of Hay annually. There is on the Premises a Dwell- ing House. 25 by 30. a good Ram, 30 by 40. and a good well of water wit sin a few yards of the door. It is well watered and con- venient for posturing. There is abundance of Mussel mud within 200 yards of the shore, any quantity Seaweed and other manure. For further particulsrs apply to this Office, or to the subscriber on the premises. Tunas Easr. JOHN TOWNSEND, sear. Mar. 4. law.

STEAM POWER! l _

’ HOMAS HALL is now Manufacturing {Flu-canning Machine» by Steam Ifuwer. at his Factory. in Submit-raids.

Mar. 4. was.

' ‘IIE demand for IIALL‘S 'i‘lIRESHING MACHINES became so great, that he was obliged last. fall to iiuperta Steam Engine to enable him to supply the demand of the farmer-I. ’ ‘IIOMAS HALL having enlarged his Machine Shop, and put in working order a Steam Engine. is new prepared to till all orders inlrnsled to him for his celebrated ’i‘liikll'JSHlNG MACHINES. and all other war . .

HEAT improvements have been made in

THHHSIHNU MACHINES, and the subscriber is ow prepared to ftl'lllsll the VERY LAT ‘ l‘ and MUST. IIII'HUVHI) 'i'lIllI‘ISIIINU MACHINE. with SHARING and Slil'ARA'i‘iNG GEAR.

ARMERS who want one of the above

‘ ll Machines will do well to send in their misc-o m. unit. asst: pun: u mots-ens“: sum

the terms reasonable.

RON TURNING, Wood do.. Carts, Trucks. Sleuths, and all other work ex- ecuted with dcspntnh .

suave "ml Threshing Machine Factory.

Good reference can be given from there who have used the above Machines. Every Machine warraan to perform good work.

THOMAS HALL. Summersldr, Feb. 18, Ninth—ll.

Millner's Patent Seed Drill IS NOW READY’

AND MAY Ill [KEN A'l.‘

MILLNER’S manor

Farmers and Others Invited to call and creation.

It will be necessary. in order to obtain one in time Ior Spring Sowing, to leave an rnrly order, as but a few only can be got ready.

Feb. Id, l5ti‘J.—- 2m

senooxrzn FOR SALE!

fig THE PAST SAILING BCHOONER

“lloulssshlte,” 84 tons N.

M. at O. M., one year oldLAnu-rb I can model, built of Iclecl. atalc'rinl.‘ no cx-E pence being spend to uutke hm: durable 5an strong; extra well rigged. anda lot of extra uutiils not usually found in small vessels. She has a fishing bawscr 90 fathoms, besides her other ground tackle. all new as- in good

order. Apply to ‘ DAVID ROGERS. Summerside, Feb 4, term.

SCHOONE FOR. SALE.

_...._.

. _._L_. ..__..

- y» ,1 . . III". new, fast-salli Schooner

“ INDIAN QUICEN "

Is elf-med for Sale . She is in every way cal- culated for a good Coasting Vessel, and will be

sou) AT _A stream .

lt‘ applied Yunnfly. v

This vessel havin been built for our own use. was constructe of the very best nnitcri- all. and medled so as to combine good sslling

rig. substantial'Ai l

qualities with capacity tor freight, as well as T

with an ope to durability and strength.

The " ndlna Oust-n ' was launehrdin May. Idol. and is M tons n. m.. (101 tom 0. m.) burthen. She is well Spurred, extra well Iligged. and her sails are good as now. being of N No. l all-long nsx canvas." In addition to being well found in soils. I'm, there is s variety of outfits belonging to the vessel. which are not usuall found In crafts of her vise. She has excel cut groundttekla. which for strength and extra quality cannot be sur- passed. In fact. everything connected with this vessel, besides being of the'best qusllly. Is in the very best order.

The “ indisn ucen " has made some of the quickest roastsrls trips el sry Island vessel. kr‘ For terms and particulars apply to

DARIIY dz MONTGOMERY.

Feb. 25. Idliil. Burutnersidu.

TO MUD DIGGEBS.

HF. Subscriber has on hand 3-8 s 7-H; best tested short-linked CHAIN. FOR NUT) IIIGGI'SIIS. Also—8 dozen 8-inch SIIBAVlis. and 10 «Insert ofthe celebrated steel Mussel Mud liberals. l‘.. (l. CARDINER.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE

LO W F OR CASH _on._ APPROVED CREDIT t

No Bbla. Bay Cbaleur Iii-IRRINO. 60 “ Superfine FLOUR, I00 American LIME. 100 Cooking Box and Parlor STOVES, l0 Iloxes TOBACCO, 2000 Hushela SALT, 10 Iihds. MOLASSES, IO Casks l'arafinc 01L, 10 Tons Cost iRON. 80 Sides Sole LEATHER. 50 Tons Blacksmith dz. House COAL. 50 Fathoms CHAIN for Mud Diggers. ~rooarurzn WITH—- A LARGE ASSOR'I‘MENT OF 9 II E L F G O O D S , GEO. w. IIOWLA N.

Alberlon. Jan. 20, 1869.—3m.

NOTICE 1 ~ 'l‘o Tenants upon Township No.18

‘IIETENANTS upon that portion at Town- ship No. 18. formerly owned by the but:

u

.Mrs Mary Stewart, ol Charlottetown, dc-

ceascd. and since by the undersigned. in con- junction with her deceased sisters. Mary and Ellen Stewart. are hereby notified that the fee slvqple,ol'tbe lauds respectively held by them. being now exclusively veste’ in her, sin- ALONE is IRI-IDTIZQII to receive the rents ne- cruingtberct'rem. The several and respective Tenants, above referred to. are hereby notified that Theophilus Stewart. Esq., is duly author- izedto receive the rent and arrears ot‘reutia question. MARGARET STEWART. Charlottetown, November l4. inns. .

N otfce to Debtors.

O'i‘lt‘E is hereby given that the subscri-

bers have left their Hle ACCUL'N with Mr. ll. Mei}. STAVERT. of Summer- side, for collection. These concerned. who would save themselves trouble, will loose no time in a ‘in u i.

D ’ K I II- AJI RAMSAY. Summerside, Dec 9. I568

R0 CKLIN HOUSE.

Kent. Street, Charlottetown, SIMON D. FRASER. ruoruw'ron.

Permanent and Transient Boarders will find the above House to give satisfaction. Uh'town. June Ill. ltltilt.

NOTICE.

I have to request all these in any way indebted to me, to make innue- dintc payment. All amomits unpaid other the 2OIII-DECLMHER, instant, will be handed over to the COURT for collection.

D. ROGERS.

Summer-side, Dec. 17. ‘68.

. Notice.

HEREBY give notice to all persons In- dcbtcti to me, that i have empowered Mr 501.0.“ UN Ll‘lAIli), of Capo Traverse. to Igullnst‘ Nsndlutul unil mum dist-Intruvs: tlmrn. tore a 1 persons lndebtud to me, mil pay the

some forthwith. \VILLIAM BROW- Capo,Traverve. Oct IS. '65. None 9 l 7 III} Subscribers request the full payment etill Debts due them,‘ at as early 7. date as possible. The snicunts will be re- ceivud at the DRUG STORE in Sumluerslde. or at the Store of Wm T. Hunt. St Eleanors, Wm. 'i'. HUNT Ii. Co . Summerslds. 24th, Oct. Ill. 1

Administration Notice.

LL persons Iuiving claims against the Estate oi the late LAWRENCE SllOlt'i‘.

ol‘ Lotldighl, deceased, are hereby requested to present, the same. duly _attested. within Three month-I from late. to the undersigned; and all parties indebtrd to the said Estate are also notified to pay the same without delay to

JAMES YEO, Administrator. I'urt ilill. Feb. 25. ten».

Willi} Wildil‘lilhl

' ‘0 the \Vos-lstng Clams.

am now prepared to furnish constant cm ploymcnt to all classes at their homest'ortlu-lr spare moments. Business new, light and profitably: Fifty cents to $5 per evening Is easily earned, and the boys and girls cnrn nearly as much as men. Great inducement- are ell‘ercd. ' All who see this notice plenu- svn-l luv HH‘II‘ address and test the business tor themselves. Il'aot well satisfied, I will send St to pay for the trouble of writing to me. Full particulars «sent free. Sampli- sent by mail for ten rents in stamps. Address