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1 . IIiiy, hay. hay—Thomas ll. Sims. l Farm for Sale-errge Antler-on. i Sweep Stakes-John smith. i New l‘rliiniphu—Ituizcrs & t‘o. '

I‘ublle Meeting-J.“ lingu- l. Molasses—Curved Brothen.

Public fleeting- -

A public meeting was held In Mr. Waugh's Hall on Tuesday evening last. tor the purpose oi taking "action in re- gard to oblainlu inert-used l’oht Ulliec Ineilitiea. and (it not: matters.“ lichard Ilunt. Esq“ was called hi the chair. and Mr. H. J. Richardson acted as See etary. The llrst resolution proposrd was one asking the Government to place a mail Clerk on board the mail Steamer calling here, in order that we might. obtain our Colonial malls without their that having to go to Charlottetown. and also askininr forum Post Olliee in Suniincrsidc to be made a distributing oliice; it passed. A resolution: asking- tor a grant ol’ money to lay down side walks in Sentinel-side; on" asking foraSquare :uid Market House ; one asking luv it grant to build a new block to Sumuiei‘sido \vlint‘l‘; an o asking for a

rant. to the Canadian steuiiirrs, to induce

em t . call at this port. There was also tiresolutlun put to the meeting, askingonr Government to form a 'l‘reaty with the United States, by allowing the Ainer' is to liin in our waters iron, and the island Ilsh and produce to be admitted free into their ports; it was iiegativcd by a surtll majority, notwithstanding that it was very strongly urged by its proposers. We do not know that. there were any more reso- lutions passed, and we think there were too many as it. was. As welieard an indi- vidual remark, “ why did not the meeting ask for the whole revenue at one i." If the. Government will give all tlititis asked for we will onsidcr them a true liberal one.

Puma. E (EC11I0N5--Tllc Election for the Third Disiric of Queen‘s County. on Wednes- din the 17th, resulted in the retina of the Leader of the Government, Hon. George Colcs, by a iuajori ol'szto' votes, Mr. Ross only polling 25 vote .

For the Second District of King's County, lion. E. \\'bclau has been defeated, lllltl Mr. Edward .Rielly and Mr. Mct‘oriuack elected. Mr. Whelan wait 45 votes behind .\lr. lliclly.

We will endeavor to keep our readers posted up in the l’iii-liniiicntary proceedings while the llouiie is in session.

‘I‘iiuicciu our harbor is breaking up. The channel is quite dear, and we expect to see the steamer iii A cw days.

WE have rem "ed a communication from Mr. A. A. Mt-K izic, in rclcrcuce to the Teachers meeting recently held in Summer side. As its publication would (in all proba- bility) leadto an unpleasantdiscussion, we can not see any use in inserting it.

Tue many friends of the lion. James You will be glad to hear that he is recovering from his late severe illness.

Wu underst did that Mr. Sampson, the mail

carrier. will iii luiurc come in direct to Sum- Incrside, instead of going roiiod through ‘il. I-Lleanor's. He will go out through St. Lit-a- nor's. however, on bi.»- iciuru. . AN editorial article on the Benevolent So- ciety oi' Summer-side and its llyc Laws, in crowded out this week—we will give it in our next issue.

Wt; have received Iiirltwood Liv' r for Apr-‘- Nib. li‘loor '; 9.00; 6.75; 8.50. ’l‘ui; Ste ucr :l/lmun’u‘u, front Boston. at" rived in t.‘n.irloiictown yesterday; it is re- ported that she baa small pox on board.

‘l‘iir. Steamer l’ri'urcm of "'qu let‘t Char- Ioitctowii tor I'ictou on Tues av last. She will l‘cllll'll toalay, bringing ilie gliin until. which arrived in Halifax this week.

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Seniors Attendant—On 'l'iicsday, the 91b lush, as Mr. Henry Maxileld. ot‘ Ceiiirevilic. Hedcque. w- ' ciigaged in goose-shooting, his gun unfortunately l-iirst. the breech Milking him on the forehead. He did not appear to Iuti‘er much from the etlectsol ihc eoiirusssion until the llitll, when he' complained of [he brain being cold. On the 17th. medical assis- tance being c lch in, he was found to be in a state of lockJaw. lie. was immediately put under the Illllllt nee ol'clilorol'orin, the wound examined, and some lii'ieen pieces of the frac- tured skull removed. The wound was then bandaged up, but after consciousness was res- tored, loekjaw returned accompanied with great pain, until death terminated his sull'er- iugs on the morning of Tuesday, the lath inst. We deeply sympathize with his hcrcavcd rel- ltives.—-l’ut.

EASTIUI Snow or FA r CA'I‘I‘IJL—Tlll' I'I'l‘ilttl‘ Show of Fat. Cattle, held on 'l‘uesdny last. was the most creditable to the (.‘olouy of by yet held in this City. Some 1‘.‘ were cxl hited oi at line slock aii any coiiuiry need produce. The respective gross weights are as follows: 0:: fed by Mr. MeNult. ofl)arnlcy, will lbs

Cow fed by Mr. Blake, will) t)x fed by Mr. Bridges, lh'lt) Cow fed by Mr. Blake, lT-lt) 0x do do Nit) (ix fed by Mr. Gill. Little York, Hut) Ox by Mr Dickieson, New tilasgow. 13m) Ileiterfcil by Henry Loot-worth, Esq. 1370 (low fed by Mr. Holman, 13.70 Ox fed by Mr. lilake, 1320 Cow do do 1:.‘70 ('ow do do 12:00 Cow fed by J. W. )‘iekai‘d, ltl'Jt)

All these eatlic. e. -cpt those exhibited by Messrs. Ilridgcu till, l’lekard, and Ilolmau, were the property of Mrs. Blake & Hon». whose enterprise has done so tutu-h to supply the Charlottetown Alaikct with meat of the best quality. when on a fist. in Canada a year or two ago, we attended several Cattle Shows, but saw no stock there superior to that exhibited at our Eastcr Show of'l‘iicsday last. A low larger animals we did see, but nom- that prcm-tiled so fully the characteristics of thorough brcd stock—I'M.

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ay, Schi‘. .1l.lt'l'.', from (‘I' .\ direct :- ln qnaiilit t pure sch: or by the llbds. ’ rlltt'k nsi “NIL—T ‘ius 50-. per too, 200 ‘lici-cvs [0 8333, rash on d \cry. Barrels ' 'riioiiis ll. sins. 20 Cult: SUGAR. w‘fl Kilt. For Sab- luv

Remington, ltuhnpril, no;

i:.t‘i:vi‘.t.i. mars. Ch‘lown. l‘]lI. 2‘, NOT.

valuable Freehold Farm _ FOR SKI-El

7 ‘Hl-Z Subscriber is iustiucted to SELL, by

A L'ti'l‘ItJN, on TUESDAY. the 30th TEES] April. imtani, at the hour of ii o‘clock, a. .. m “VAL-u“- on the premises, the FARM recently occupied wuing Fm, by 'l'uoiias Lul'Aon, and known as the win, [he Uni“. Admission free. llcrcrv l seats for ladies. Several gentlemen are expected to speak. npl. 24, IN Il-

WMS flK‘AV‘S—j SAWS! l SAWS l ii

SAWS of the best quality, and iii the follow- ing (lash prices, always on hi at the iuainil‘acture ot‘the subscribers:

CIRCULA

e place on t. at 8 o'clock, be anyone ot dis-

5 and HUI I‘ROCI'I‘Y

remainder is e rnd Scaiilling iuishcd DWI‘) with a never-tailing streai throuin the improved par of the Farm.

The above properly is situated on the South- Wcst River, New London, where an abun- dcuee of MHSS EL MUI) can be obtained within it. few chains of the shore, and is a de- siralilc investment for any person wishing to purchase a good Farm.

'l‘erins easy, made known at- time of Sale.

GEORGE ANDERSON. Auctioneer.

New London, april 25, 186”

A U G T I 0 N . Shop, Stock, Lumber 8w. 7 0 be sold at AUC'l‘ION, on THURSDAY, the 2nd day of May next, at 1 o'clock, p. in., the following articles :——: id thousand Hardwood Wheels, 4 rtiii 'l‘ 1 Turning Lathe, lot Waggon iipol

es are a well- E and BARN.

Diuimen. 3G in. $20 each 32 in. $16 cach ‘18 in. $12.50 each 24 in. 5 each '10 in. $7 icli It} in. 85 each 12 in. eat-ii. Mill Saws 6A feet. 35 each; Buck Saws 23 in. 81' per dozen, set and sharped.

All orders left at the Book Store of Mr, Joseph Bertram, Summerbide, or forwarded direct, will receive immediate attention. A RICHARDSON it Co. St. John. N . B. April ll, 1567. y

15 in. 85.75 each H in. 81 each

Cari

$517k"?! 77 Salt ! !

b‘tonc, lot of set ' set Springs, 2 set; FITSJIIELIS .ivcrpool SALT. '1‘ 0L. tor. a - o 0 ‘ x , , JAM A. I'iOLMAN, I I“ “ huc' Iirilis .5": American House.

Sununerside, april 1 . mm.

"4 Salt ! ball; Afloat l BAGS SALT. 3000 busl - ' in bbik. For Sale. to arrive, I) CARVELL ROTIIERS. Ch'toivn, Aoril ll, 1-. '7.

2 lledstcads. 6 Chairs, 1 room Table, 1 kitchen ([0,, 1 Wash Slat , a quantity oi Carpet, lCook Steve, I lose do., 1 small do., Stove Pipes, and various other articles.

Terms—nil sums under 405. C'lSll. over that amount a credit until the ZEUtb Oct. next, on approved paper.

Also—on the same day, the Building now occupied by Mr. ll‘ilsou as a Work Shop on Water Street.

Terms liberal mid made known at sale.

\V. iii-ZAIRS'I'O. Auctioneer.

Sunuuersidc, april 18, lilti’r'.

Seeds! Seeds ! Seeds l‘. Garden to Field Seeds. DAILY i‘iXI‘I'IC'I‘I-ll), lirecl from the OLD . (itil'N'l‘ltY, a su dy of all kinds of “ARDEN AND F ’ "‘Ells. Warrant- ed good and fresh. iitily ol'TI O’l'iIY SEED, CLO- ' SEED. Send in

V I), and '11} ' Horse “ sweep es,” yourord sto lll-Jll'l'll'AAl‘S llUOR 'i’URE Siiinincrside. april lStli, lst‘d‘. :lins.

Sivl‘il’id: iiiiieiirf‘reehold Property

F 0 R s A L E IN SUMMERSIDE! 1

.ilAl', on through N lndi llI liner; ila nee I ll c .l- ~on_-,rh M :l- peqiie toilic ii‘ciuiuy ll i.i .t icI e to .\i.irtt:ilc. tlun c to lliri-rlt'»~ t‘rt. ; [hence on the lib by the Town lto-ui, to it ticsliauk Road. thence to Wilmot t'riek, tli lice to Stimuli-aide.

|.civiug Simian-r. h- again on MONDAY Gil-MAY, passing: t rough Linklttter Road.

" clic, Madly "v k. to William ilib- il'Iei-ii Point; on the Tilt through Epmoui Hay io Me.'.iiey ;l'roin thence on the filth through [Le I'ttl'l:l>il Iload to Rents. thence, along the \\'c~tcru Road to Robert- son‘s. thence to 'I‘ory Road. thence to Lot ll, Lot l2, Lot ill, Iliciicelo .Itltllt‘zt AIL-Dougild's, Lot ll; thence on the Lilli acr s the bridge throuin Lot ill, by the lower road to St. l‘ZIt-nuor‘s, thence to Silllllllt‘rritic by Mr. S. Ali-Neill‘s. 'I‘hi. round will be U)llllilllL‘lltlltl‘- ing the semen.

Cottage, tint-buildings, and Land!

VIII-2 Subscriber, bring aboutto make: change in his busi- ness,oll‘ers for Sale the follow— ing rrecholl Estate, consisting of House, Land, and dot-houses:

e

ouse

iamiirr S'riiuii‘r llll‘l‘l'l<

To is situated on S ly ttppiisllc tbc l‘resim the residence of the it Cttllldllls ten Run Iii it) lIttt‘UllIlllliildlt} ll 0

~ \ Boarding h

or can be let in Four Uonrcuicn

JOHN SMITH.

Suininerside, april 2

FUI hale. V ‘iiE Entire ilorsc HAM. color

lieiulit. ltihands,weig 127 _ , 3-,...” "M m.“ July. 1; “,1 to sde fauulies; also.

(3. Pope. staunch and \ pr in good condition.

For further particula

Allil, STABLE, GDlill'il-i-lflilSE, 8.0.,

all in good repair atul condition.

A good bargain, with an undoubted title. can be secured, on earl' application to the subscriber.

Two thirds of the purchase money can rc- uuiin secured on the property for four years, by the payment of but i'ul interest.

SAMUEL Rt)i)l), Proprietor.

Sunnncrside. April is, lbtl'i'. tt'

apply t JOHN H. . 1567.

New Truimphs of “ Roger’s Medicmes.

Run your eye ol'ci‘IIIcnt uml It'll your qfilic- nl thl'f/Ilrll' about it. West Braucli, i-Iasl ivcr, Pictou, Scp.ll, ‘61 llli-zssiis. Romans 8i Co. 2- (It/iiIunm—li‘or the. he of those who are

sull‘cving with Scrofula i King's Evil, I wish you to publish ilie i wing facts: About eight years: n . a s\ app iarcd under my

chin; inn sin tin c i u ccr- ed. and became a running so , nude tun d across my neck from ear to Th» b ie became all'ected aiul several dc ' nine out from time to time. The sun ruin the parts ntl'ei-icd be. came very otl'eiisivc, so u ch so that i had to retire by myself and tires them. I tried the bcit doctors in the connir , and many in the l'iiitcd State. but :ill to n [illl'llti>('. l aim tried various patent n 'dicines, including Kennedy‘s Discovery, wh eh I used for two years but it did me no good. tinder your ll‘td iciit my general health which was very much impaired, is completely restored, and the Si-rot’ala on my neck is entirely healed up. i am a round man now, thanks to Providence for his goodness. Let no one who reads this doubt its truth. Hundrrds know my case. THOMAS CHISHULAI

SZARI).

prog.

Tignish can Mills!

' ‘HE Sui ‘eriber in public tor past favors. vro inform them that be has bui

-turuinir thanks to the respectfully 'EW MILL, has also ini-

portcd NIHV i\l.\(,‘ States, Wllil'll will to in a better style, a IIl' intends in ST . any person withing t ) great improvement ii ed. l'rices the Han steamed Cloth, it‘ll will be is. 3d. per yard.

The lbllowiu ‘llllt‘lllt‘ll will act as agents .

Mr. Ilobcit 5' u, Cavendish.

I’idgcon R. Nlewa ,fiilitloii.

James l’idgroi .(p, N. 1... French River. I’ctcr MeNutt, ~q., lllalpeqiic.

Thomas ll. Sims, Earp. Remington.

Mr. Edmund Crosby, Freetown.

.Ioliii llaszard & Co. St. lileunor's. Donald Campbell. imp. Lot ili. Mr. James Mellongald,tit-and River, Lot 14. David Ramsay. E«q.. l‘ort llill.

Mr. Michael Iiiibridc, Lot 11.

James Foruyth, lit-(p, Albcrion.

Donald Ramsay, I'isq., Lot. 8.

HI”. .1. HAYWOOD. WILLIAM CAIlIlU’l'lili‘llS, foreman.

H. H. Read, M. D., writes as follows. Alias-ma Ronniin at Go. :— 1 am: med your Medicine in one or two I'nws of Scrol‘uloiis Sores, and think it excel-

, of Windsor N. 8.,

. Q 1 i ii . .

In Newcastle, England, on Friday. 22d of March, ot'smalI-pox and fever, in the 27th

enrol his age, Joseph 1'. I". Gillis, late of lscouchc, Prince Edward Island—[Herald phase copy.

On Suudny morning, the 215i inst., of con- sumption, Joseph, the third son of Mr, Peter Glilis, Barbara “'cit, Lot it). in the 271hycnr of his age.

On Friday, llltli April, aged 78 years, Mr. William Butcher, who muiuratcd to this In- land from St. James“, England. in 1629.

At Ulicinidny Farm. on Monday, 22d lnnt., me” long and painful illness, home. with (litriltiaii resignation to the Divine Will, Kay, the beloved wife of John Ramsay, aged tit! years. " Blessed are the dead who dlein the

.ord."

The Saints of God from death set free, With joy shall mount on high;

The heavenly hosts with praises loud, Shall meet. them in the sky.

At “ew \Vilishlro. Lot 31, Thursday. April llth, Donald Henderson, aged 78 years, leav- ing a widow and a large circle ofrelativcs and friends to mourn their ion.

'l'iunisli. April ll. lin

' ‘t

R. M. GIBbON,

' ‘ ' I ‘ I’AIAI‘LR A31) (1 Hull. IIAVING workcd several the instructions of cute popular Painters in the ' Britiin Provinces 'slie t public that he ha and commenced SIVAIMI‘ZIISIIH'}, execute all kinds of House and Sign

PAINTING.

leilings and Walls painted and decorated in Oil and Fresco, (training. l‘apcr hanging and Glazing done to please the em< player, Ceilinga whitened with auntie" ulnl dcspatcli.

_ All orders left. at the Commercial Hotel, Central St., next doreto ilertraiu‘ii Book Store. will receive prompt attention, and be done iii. moderate rater.

Summertime, .

lctil ;and it is the best llllllill know of for removing the cti ‘ int: which remains after idllaiuation of the joints.

(i. ii. Harrington, .I'.. 1., of Sidney. (7. IL, writt‘sasliilionu underdateot'Auxust22.1865: " The mail agent here used the Ointment. for his horses, and says he never ILItl anything which cured any hurt or sore so quickly.

en mi midi-r

-e to the l‘ Slitil', if trailc, at is prepared to lain and Ornamental

STORMHNT, N. 8., 19th August, 1865

Marian». Iltltilcll'l‘ (9. Co

(h ollnnm—'l‘hcre was a wort on oiienl‘ my t‘ou‘s eyes, and grown to illicit an extent that l thouuht it would shut her eye up. when utter four rubbing: with your Ointment, it took it oil‘as clean as if cut oil with a knife. It was as biuioi an ounce ball. I will write again

shortly. Yours truly. THOMAS S . MILWARD

Auimnsr, October lit, 186!)

(lentlmit'ii—I have been a great deal trou~ bled with than- niercileiis and inostdistressluu things unllcd Felons, or \\'liit|ows. Lastyear, I was laid up three months with one, aml I could not tell what I sum-red. A few weeks ago another begun with all its usual vigor and earnestness. I sull‘crcd for several days. My hand su’cllcd very much. and i looked for- ward to three months more of misery and sum-vinyl; but happily i tried your Ointment. In two days I went to woik. it seemed to kill it Ill once. In three or four days, (I. hard black lump came out at the endol' my thumb, about the size of ii small pcn. \\'oiiderl’ul medicine! Ye suffering try it

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‘lTRAYED from til i last. Full. n R ‘ years old. having a c a half crop at! their

Any person giving inf ruint n as to where he is, or bringing hiM me, will be rewarded. THOMAN FilIZZEL.

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stiiiiiniisuin .iot‘iixii..ji‘iit‘itsmv. y. for {seem a; mousse“; LAN Us it ill s .t Liz. ;

situation.

to any persons wisliin V in this go-ahcad 'I'own.

APR

in anion-z. «.1 W110 Wantse. Cottage? 1

thu’ “mu” m smemd. m“for Steam Communication bc-

Bodeun-

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llic .I‘tt'aliy| The House is finish feet, and i< Iii i»

it a. Ninth. ~ l ,

on; fut

'l‘eruiu easy, nnv‘. made known on applica- tion to

JOSEI'II III‘ZR'I‘RAM. Summeriide, Mara ‘th, 1567. if

vituifitifraorritrv

For Sale IN SUMMERSIDE!

'l‘llE Subscriber being about to remove to

the lticlnnond li‘nriu. recently purchased by him, oll'crs for sale the whole. oi his I’RU- I'Elt'l‘Y in the rising Town of SUMMER- SIDE, which consists of

ONE lilillSE, WIT

situated on Central S

The Building is t' high, and is well [lid is in the front. of the finished for a Dry tin ' ml is a good There is i cud Stable and Coach House on the preiiii es, and a pump in the

ONE DWELLING HOUSE,

yard.

situated on Second Street.

The Building is 3G x 96, and is all tlnisiicd.

There is a well in the yar , and a large piece of land for a Garden. 80 x 100 feet.

9 size of the lot is

The above Property a good investment

urchase Property

’I‘erins easy, atid made known on applica-

tion to the Subscriber,

’ S'I'El’liiii' \V. CLARK. Sumnu‘rsidc, April ll, lbtii'. tt'

FARM FOR SALE i

To be sold by priv~

'ontrtict

(1, Cross,

. iii-r, but There are

situate on i l’urincrly tli

on the prcini:es