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Ch to their own School and their own | Is it not the duty of all electors, Catholics and
Church, and not another. Secondly, they Protestants, who are in favor of granting aid
is wid he achers who w know to derominational Schools,to make known their
—_— a — ve them good ex-) views upon the subject to their R presentatives,
e —w wil no rtheir pupils, boys and to insist upon having the question tested
a s, to De ex to th langere of pro- t Assem)ly. Had Catholhes done their
mis a. unres tercourse, in the same duty at the Summerside Election, an opponent
school mn an plavy-crounds and evening of grants to Catholic schools would not have
Da 6, w et i¢are prematurely de- heen returned, They allowed themselves to
ve an t a eas i d ) i- | leceived a 1 we t is las tc s by th
The at e demoralizt enemies. Were the Representatives of the
rn lance 1 novels, { speak Cath diat ts to vote upon this subject in
‘ w as 4 si des yt rccordance with the wishes of their constitu
A atea tbem te. w should very soon have the Edu ati
we ys hb i instructions as will) of the country placed u »rA propel hesis ic
explain t t if which they were! is evident to us that Mr. Henaley, the Leader
created, and ut which they must fulfil, of the Government, not onlv does not repr
as good menu aud g women, good citizens, !sent the views of his constituents upon the
a above all, to say all in one word, good | subject of Education, but that he is using the
Christians | power which they delegated to him to injure a
th varding lay schools, taught b ry'cange in which they are deeply interested— | r
scomuu women, leave us Little the cause of « ducation base d upon reigion,
t sire ve ed m of young girls of the el ee tla
va is ers Of a tv. I Vain Will you Hl > NEW Dp i " - j
, ‘ , NE +E OF THE SU ME,
luvk for the adies whom they have educated, THE r Jt DGE »k rHE UI REME)
among the womens’ rizh's party,the free lovers, COURT.
i S e Mormons. Bat you}
tne sep ‘ ‘ |} Our contemperary the Patriet, true to ite|
will find n t proper sphere, in the
diacharye t atic duties, and the proclivities, bas strongly recommended the
pra e of ‘ and moral virtues.” leader of the Old Tory Party, to be appointed the
} vs, arents can pay the re-| "¢ Judge, when the present Legislature shall
P - we h > res. But for| pass the Act. This recommendation trom that
those * favored with t quarter might naturally be expected ; but for t
” ‘ wn ¢ so well provided party in power to fellow it, would be quite
We wa \ ‘ a Ss 1s, whe ‘
other thing It would be recommending a
the s tors \ 1 @ prepare 1 te
t " ‘ man who for the last thirty years has obstructed
: + . ”
} and Oppose d every measure of Retorm that bas
] xtra mh we have given, it
. : eeu earried by the Liberals, centrary to the
is evid att ( non School System in .
i . wishes of himself and the old tamily compact
the S. has been we in the balance and “
; It another Judge is to be appointed, the Hon.
found wanting. Catholics were always against

it, and have supporte

fice, their own sch

levans, and the pri

infidel system, and are

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Sernarate Schools.

4th. As to Fra

we will reserve our

give a straizhtforward
estion. We want

@ition which our eo

take, Defore we w

with him on the s

ists. Will Mr. Eider |

set US KNOW Whether

fanatics, the vis
the communists, the
the Mazz ans, the
who glory in ro
the clergy, |
@atries, Assassinat
setting at defiance
good or bad? Are

persecuting the (

God, or the work of

Mr. Elder. Evang

hitherto sympathis

characters; but we
that you bave disc
your ways In tha
more sympathy in your
isms, which is raised

heavens at the coutem

tion of Catholics i:
5th. As to E
the lower classes

norant that are to be

is an admission that
gelicals of the E

direct their labors

taoese poor igzt rat <«
ing [reland, Italy, an
> ° ;
Bibles. If many o

are iguorant, we thin

up to the people
whisker on Sunday

cLeracter, tvid us §

the people in that «

whiesey to the va

and pounds sterling

lower orders in Eng

re us ed

of such an educati

often known, but not |

we ksow an Elder

since he was able t

pea hed to him regula

pravity of human n

ca umniousiy to acct

of teaching murder!

i

vy avd Spain.

|, at an immense sacri

Episcopalians, Wes-

al Christian denomina- Jarvis died 1852, Judge Young was then At-
ng to see that the) torney General, and waived his right to be ap
their opposition to the} pointed, in favor of the present Chief Justice, fu

getting up their own) the reasons set forth by the Minute of Counei
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jas printed in the fappendix of the Legislative

Italy and Germany, | Couveil Jourpal of 1854, as tollows:—

Uouncil.
answer to the following Council Chamber, 2ist May, 1852

know exactly the po The Board havi

nporary is disposed t

esterday, upon the subject of the appx tment of
ter into a controversy} @ successor to the late Chief Justice dare sa
; i he e Honorable the Att ev General, in bis p
leis and anarch- aving stated that he wished to withdraw hisclaia
Laird have the kindness to, #84 “pplication f thegvacant appointment
; founded on hia present pos nus Chief Law Ad
oO siders the political viser of the Gover! ut for ie foillowlny rea
.
. ] } a son, DAMe!lY
c at , ’
' ’ ' Phat by the appointment of the Honorat
alists, the Gariba!dians, | Robert Hodgson the pension of that gentleman
? t x £20 pe 5 Wit RAY t
9
Dists Eu vy. al s beat erests will tuus be sub
1e Church, persecut served
\ el v gnizing the validity of
n t Ss and m - 4 G sl 8 iim, as Ww
Po e subjects, and f & Paso nda e disinterestedness of lis col
juct. would respectfully recommend to His Excel
2 ; Y y + i: 5 |
laws of God and man, | leuey, that the He rable Robert Hodgson be pro-
i _ a } a a uesti € thie lanc
y. by their conduct in vi nally appotnted Chief wustice f this Island

, doing tae w ork Charles DesBrisay, C.C.”
e devil? Answer that,

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aig Of your Stamp have

with these ** godiess

_ crees he hae given in the Surrogate and Probate
ai De Bappy to learn) Courts during the last seventeen years, upon as
red the evil tenor Of) difficult questions as have arisen in (he Supreme

ase We Shall wiluess n Court, and trow which no appeal has ever been

almost to the third) :mportant estates, among which may be mention

ation of the persecue| ed that of Irving's of Cherry Valley of Lisle Annie

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; was sailed and honorably acquitted—and o
Mr. Laird cops “that;"" ds ‘i Acai, winston

, McEwen’s Estate of Summerside—in all of whie
viand are the most iy-

iin Europe.’’ Tl-is

Other substantial reasons might be given The
su se many. Eva
; abeve alone wiil suffice.
S stamp 82 1 then , , '
" ? We think that there should be another Judge
wards the « version : |
appe nted to the Supreme Court; but whether
= ® instead oF G* the Legislature in its wisdew wll pass the Aci
pain, Wilh Soup 4nd | author zing it, ie @ gueetion We canhuol anewer.

-Op.e in Eng! and We know that mauy of the members are opposed

Ediaburghin drinking) that they would preter postpuning the measure

Laing, a Scotchman of | to a future day.

twenty vears avo. that A judge muat, however, sooner or later be

,

jrank. on one Sun iay, SPpe nted, and we h pe the present efficient

owards of two thou-| Judge ef the Surregate, Probate, and Insolvent

The ignorance of the
. Judge of the Supreme Court
1 cannot be imputed to vail : ,

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ut rather: to the want i
| , SuHockise Accipext —On Monday afternoon
0€510CB, TeNZION 18 the dwellers on Queen Street wer startled by an
acticed. F rexampie explosion which proceeded from the Hardware
r'? | Store. late of Starbird & Uo . now, HH E McEwe
o has read his Bible’ & Co. The plate giass windows were blown into
: to iseue from the store. Bet, more startling and
lv: yet euch is the de-| meiai oly than all, two men enveleped in flames,
: : we nresentiy seer to rueh frantically from the
ature, that he s« ruples not premises and. in terror aud trey lation, strive to
ladies and gentlemen bury themselves in the snow-banke which en
- cumbered the atreeta fon investivation mto the

circumstances, it was found that a Mr. McRae, be
longing to Lot 4, but more recently of Cherry

sme ~ ong

Tug third day of

land. What course

t 1
Gov rament upon the subject of Pustyc Envu-

cation? Will Mr

te withhold public
College and other

they bring the question
tional schools before

event of their failing

Catholic, and every

tor desires that educati
religion, while many P

itholie scheols, or will

y
people? We belie:
electors of Prince Edw
of affording aid to all

schools. Nearly oue-
7 intelligent Catholic elec of a powder mayazne Mr McEwen waa bata

Valley. had entered the store for the purpose of

March next is appointed purchasing some caps which would fit a loaded
for the meetins of the

Levisiature of this Is- pistol, which he held in his hand. Mr McEwen
| be adopted by took the pistol and proceeded to a box cortaining

pistol, without knowing that it was loaded. The

He wiey and his associates | ¢ ynsequence was. that the pistol went off, and
silentiy presist in their
aid from St. Dunstan’s cartridge and powds r-box, which immediately ex-

esolution of last session in discharging, commnnicated the sparks to the

ploded. with the resnite which we have already
stated. Mr. McEwen, being immediately over
the powder bex was severely injared. and fears
2¢ House, and in the’ are entertained of bis recov ery. Mr. McRae wae
carry it, appeal to the more fortunate and escaped with leas jamage

i but he has received sufficient injury to confine him
to the house for some weeks The building

»f grante to denomina-

hat a majority of the
ird Is.and are in fav
ficient denominational ehouid bea warning to others how they handle
aif the population is fire arms. especially within range, we might say,

or , i ehert time in bwsiness, having encceeded the late
usnell be based UPON «£1 of Starbird & Co., about the close of the
rotestants are quite 48 navigation —Her.

much in favor of ai ling Jenommaiioual schools a

as are Catholics. It
many ef our readers

last session ore med
in aid of the sehoole e
The prayers of his petx

subject was debated
ley, most eneret

expressed his opposit
of Catholie schools.
recess which f illiowe
eccurred in the represe
aad a candidate came

of Catholic and '
the influence of the

gainst him, and ava
clergy by whom he
The reason of this op:
success of Mr. Pope at Su:nnerside would poo
bably have oceasio ved
ernment. The advan
Laws, so as to afford j)
then have been brouy!

and the Country.

Hensley, although we

constitueacy which

pealed to, would, by a vast majority, declare) were killed yesterday at the Marsh Colliery They |
ia favor of compliance with the reasuuable re-, were coming ap the shaft when,the rope breaking, |
quest of the Bishop—that same request which the me fell te the bettom, and both were in- |
Mr. Hensley, for the
bivgots whose support
him to hold his offic
tant subject of religio
attention of the people

lic aud Protestant.

cesan Church Society,
Scotis, in the proceedi
George Hodsaon souk @ part, @ resolution in|, wowing machine, farmiug atensils, &c., wae |
favor of denomiuatio
mously passed, and in
read with much eatis
written upon the subje
Cameron and McGreg

sake of coneiliating the |

t by two Catholies— Drs

| he remembered by A shocking calamity happened at Vernon

tft tholice PB

bat the Catholic Bish ‘Pp River, a few weeks since to the family of a
» Executive fer grants colored man named Sheppard. The man and a|

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blished by Catholics, | #0" were out after fence rails or wood, and the

a wasr . th 1 he load—the father remxining behind te cat more
aucus, and Mr Hers A long time having elapsed, avd the boy not
as we are intormed, making his appearance. Sheppard went to look for
to any grant in favor “im. andt mind that the horse had fallen a short
i distance from the honse He passed ou, and not

And when, during the <>

° finding the boy, returned, when to his horror, he

» °s mm, & Vacancy aw the beva feet rojecting frem under the
aya ea pro)
ati f Summerside, horse and quite dead 4 part of the traveller having
srward as the advocate entered bie back The father’s reason fled, and
‘ ! 3 he returned home on his hands ard knees. and in
iminasonal SCUOOlE,

his frenzy threw a voung child out of doors intoa
anow drift He killed the horse either by shoot
st the Bishop and bis ing or with an axe; and we believe attempted

Wwernment was excited

“as wariniv sapp rte Cb bodily harm to his ne ighbors, who caused him to |

ition is obvious. The! be placed in Georgetown dJuil. The authorities
at that place appliedto hie Woratip the Mayor
: : : for permission to place Sheppard in the Asylum
i break ip of the Gove! Mr. Destrisav placed the matter before the Gov
ment of the Education ernment, who authorized the removal of Sheppard
to the Aaylum, and the unfortunate man wae
bronvbt to town last week ihe bereavement of
the poor family was sudden und eloeking:—N. 8:

tice to Catholi *’. wOu d
before the L g Ss alure
$ wou'd not suit Mr.
feel aseured that the
mia-repres*nts, if ap

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Fatat Accipent.—We regret to leara that twe
men in the employ ef the Barton Mimug Company,

atantly killed —E. Cutton.
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is necessary to enable |

+ ‘ime —About eleren of eck on Saturday night
rejected. The impor- Fis ‘ aturday nig

last, the large barn—150 feet loug—of Robert

s education engages the Trotter, Esq . of this place wae noticed to be in|

of NovaS a flacies, aud although all poss ble assistance was

Ata mecting of the Dio- given to suave it, the whole building with ite

-ecentiy held in Nova contents was barnt dewn iv a short time Five

€ which the Rev d horses, 55 lead of cattle and 20 sheep perished iu
g of which the hev d/ the tiames. A large quautily et hay, straw, grain,
al schools was unani- alse destroyed by the raving element. The loss is |
he newspapers we have estimated ut £1500, there being no insurance.
Much sympatuy ie felt in the community for thie |
sud calamity to Mr Trotter. it being the second
time that he lias loet severely by fire) We trnet
ow «In this Island, the | thata venerous pablic will assist himin his preee:t|

action the able letters

ablest member in the O yposition in the Assem- difficulties. —ANTIGoNteH CAsKeET.
bly, Mc. Haviland, has publiely declared that om os aati tac aati amaneennele

the policy pursued by Mr Hensley and his as-
seciates 16 unjust to
noenced in favor of aid to all efficient denomi-
national schools. Th
Summerside, Mr. Green, has expreesed similar L
views upon the subje
member of the Government and every supporter
of the Government in the Assembly ewed his
election to Catholics, the application of the}

Millan, M.P-P J Holman, R, T. Holman, F
McNeill, T. Keily, D. McDonald, and Wm, G
ingellizent member for strony, E sqre., were ote Directors fer 1869, J

atthe close ef the year,

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Catholic Bishop for a share of the School | Y. M. OC. A. Literary Class.

grant, was last session disjosed of ia caucus,
god the wishes of Catholics were utterly disre-

te granting aid to C

On Wednesday evening last, the adjourned de- |

though there are asgociated with him in the| jority.

Government, and ia the Assembly, those who |
are in reality in favor of such grants, the

On Wednesday evening rext, the subject for de-

of our edmiration 7’ to be opened by Mr. R W.

Attorney General has suceeeded in inducing Sprague.
them aot to bring u; p the subject fer discussion. "eb. 12. Wx. F. Dawson, See'y-

Government Notices

His Honor the Admiviatrator of the Government
un Council has beet pleased to make the following |

Very Latest by Tr
WHELAN EXECUTED.

Ottawa, Canada,

) Justices of thes Peace f

fomey soa

W belan’s execuliot

Gree bas written a letter to a gent

ene ap deaesanttion

jaay that abe (ree ly forgives bio, as his 4 nae ment)
is expected to make a speech to-mot
He reads his prayer book and Bible with
great attention, and is visited by the Grey Nunes

xccompanied with drift
Lie country people began
ind set about securing

inpesnow from the eunt ;
Women's Felt Boots

good pos tious to see the seattold +

ecked and Striped Shirtings,

At 11 o'clock Whelan was pinioned and,

Superior Tea & General Groceries !
FREDERICK LEPAGE.

ess from any one L may
fod save my soul.’’
The executioner fitted
his face, adjusted the rope and in a few mo-

CHARLES YOUNG should be the gentleman to
getit, if he would accept it, as be has especial | in the forepart of the
claims to the office. When the late Chie! Justice |

minutes, suffering intensely and | is no Freesiot

| Freehold Farm For Sale
'VMYOE SUBSCRIBER offers {
FARM on which he resides, situated on |

took place at 11 35 o'clock, a m., the

y until Eider Laird will “Extract from the Minutes of the Executive |

lan's body was buried in the precincts of t There are ou the pre

New York Feb Il
igen mature consicderati to
the several documents submitted by His Excellency ared for Grant and Col
and will be suld ata

The Washingten A telligencer ‘a usa Re

. Ei leanor’s, to lens Davenport “duughter ‘

Bison by the Papite « ~ p {the FIRST WEEK in APRIL. Has Firs
t ie late Hora. D. BEATON in the fol-
ing PROPERTIES:

SHOP and WAREHOUSE in Souris,
LiOUSE and LAND in Souris, in ; Osseesion
jof J McGowan, Esq., :
HOUSE and LAND in Souris, in possession | Ch'town, Jan.

eres aaa & WINTE R,
ae LS68-69.

in possossion of Peter |

‘ ‘tre Dame, came
Monday evening last, as advertised, at Central
Among the Church dignitaries present, we no-
| ticed His Lordship the oo Very Rev.
| McDonaid, and Revs
The econsion was ee * very pleasant | Anu
ring bow short tue time for pre-
paration was, and tbat all whoappesred did so for
the Srst time in their lives, reflected the
yon the pupils themselves but
upou their indefatigable teachers
| lighted and well

On Monday last, after a short and painful illness, |

Judge Young has shown his capacity to fulfil
the duties of a Judge by the various learned de- HOUSE and 4
WAREHOUSE and WHARF at

24 Acres LAND,
} speak of was filled with @ bighly respectable au.- |
ver three bundred
gramme was not a very elaborate one,
it was, was faithfully and most commenda

columns for Chiniquy- demanded. He has given decrees in very many

and FISHERY

nal Kebecen M Kay

nuged | year, ~ nvnths and 0}

(SERVE at Chepstow,

_

Compton, in which the Hou. James C. Pope 3 was excellent, and the sioging good,
ile some of the simple
enacted with spirit and talent,

ridious to particulariae,

at Green Vale,
im possession of McCormack.

y¢ displayed much legal acumen and estuteness.
, Miss Mawiey, and
I remarkable good voices,
r singing their parts with taste and correct-
, Mise Green (daughter of Chas
, Miss McLellan, Miss Mary Connors.

Terms at Sale, and tor description of pro-

NA S. BEATON,
Adwministratrix.

eEwen are deserving of

is POSTPONED until |
25th FEBRUARY,

call forth frequeat applause from

then | Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,

*y can hardly come to the creating of new effises with salaries, and I i I
: place at the hour aud place above |ina!l the various departments which will be |

ro waea ‘lor inw casa id undt

e, from this beginuing, hie* » re
next performance will be much better, | truth
» more worthy of patronage. I
seemed highly delighted with the

ing’s enterltainwent, and

oe ae
ae
| need
| red
aE
-
om
ee

j DY varicas Ships and Ste imere from ENG
” LAND. CANADA, !I ARBAD Es, BOS
6 TON: HALIFAA,tb soectibers have com
; ‘
Imp rial s for th pvaison
s
! 1” ‘ f the |
» oH ! ey
" ’ $
i I wen All .
}

sy? rr ’
é he prederit importation Comnrises : —
£ 4

Sugar & M sshd, ay Wi t# and Ovloted
: ts ard bi: Jheetal Cotten W ary
” prime Seng Tea, ’ Sen ing Paper,
4 Clases ‘Sme, Juoteir! Paper aging,
grcat va ; “% Bagging and Grain
Cases Bead i ( nal, ks,
uy & K ) Con ae Agsyrte
Cases Boot Shoes and’ Caske Shot, Llrafes and
Rubbers 4 owe
;} Cases LTownend’s Ha juudivs Bpadese and
a id Ca 2 Sh Vole
} Cases La es’ Furs Jundies Sp g and Cast
| M ne’ and Be i 3 \
( J l tes Sheet Tron,
sew 1,49,/'% & rwand, Pons Assorted Bar Lrea,
Felt Hate & “onnete Sets Plough Metal,
Cases Shawls & Muvtles|Boxes Tin Plates,
Habe: dashery, ‘Packages Naile and
Mii y wud Hoe |Pnencgee Aea’d. Paints
iery, i iihds, g.iveeed, Sweet!
Cases Silk ¢, Gloves anc} and Seal O.! }
Ribbons, uudles Sole Lenther, |
{ Cuacs Woollen & Fane |
Goode, Kege Mustard, Powder,
| Bale “8 Ci pefe, Damaske! Baki: Soda, Tubso-

and ile arth Rugs, co Be rele Currante
| Ba es Blankets & Lorse Flour, Washing Soda. |

Rugs, Epson Salta, ¢ fora
| Bales Clothe and Doe | s Sugar, Boxes Raisins, |

akine, | dige Sernp, Cau-|}
Bales Printed, Unbleach-| dies and Li vonenges, |

ed aud white Calicocs,| Bage Rice, Coffee and |

&o. | Pepper, Coils Manilin |
| Bales Stripe, Chee ki Roepe , Doza. Buc kets |
Woolen Shirtings &| and Broome, &e &c. |
Fauey Shirts ry & | ‘au

Dodd & Rogers’ N ‘ Brick Store

18€8 | New Brick Corner, Queea Street
arn, Ci

t
b'town, Nov. 2, 1868

j
j
|

ty la} sila |
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ub rood settle nt staces :
I reliip, schools aud mills, ets is grand we a (Vii APG TRUER ,

- AMES PH LAN.
More!! Back Fan ne, Feb 15 ,

i ae a PROPERTY

IC AU CTION, at 12 Fastened, 1s now On Un

THE NEW CLIPPER BAR K}
CLIFTO N, On the burthen ot |
500 Tons, Classed Al at
Livyd’s, Copp ywred and Conoer
berth in LIVER}
POOL, and will sail for CH .RLOTIETOWS

‘

Class accommodation for Passengers. !

For Freight or Passage apply in Liverpool,
to Mesars Ritcniw Baoturas, Borough Build
ng, or to the undersigned.

JAMES C. POPE.
25, 1869. 4in

QUEEN STREET.
WILLIAM FULL,

i ESPECTFULLY announces to his cus-
tomers and the public the completion of |
,os FALL SUPPLY of

British and Foreign

- MERCH ANDIZE

Comprising a Large and well selected d Stock

found on inspection to compare favorably

with any Stock in the Market

Vishing Boats, §¢.

¥,on WEDNESDAY

if Capacity in their cb
Debtors Court will reevive the appuintinent ol pe tuna imei tetas — i watful eaten ‘ God takes the wood too good
by this entertainment, we i |
pout twenty pounds

ved in all respects fully up to the
f it from our deseription,
d, when fiaished, will preve a highly useful
namenut to Suu merside, aa we bo

5 Fish HOUSES,
5 F i 25 to 30 feet keel, wit!

tev. Mr. McDonald — Pr rgress. i
WILLIAM ttn Auctio

“aaa “pa

ON DONALDSTON ESTATE.
TION, at the COLONIAL!
BUILDING in Charlottetown, on TUESDAY
f Febraary next at 12 o'clock, noon
the Leusehold Interest of 85)
frovting on Bedford
oc capi d by Patrick Trainor
i ; alarge portion of itis cleared and
it is also close to

ind for you a home,

CURRENT

1) be SOLD by AUC

yon had been tortured with euch dread

in favor with your God, you tried to do Acres of LAND.

Beef,(smal!) per Ib.... A

Do wy the quarter....++.---
os eessecees rr to gd |

Do (small) .... ..00 cree ee .

caps cartridges, &c., over which he snapped the | °
I trust that we you left behind, vourexample may

in good anil tion,

Yon tanght us in our early days to walk in wis
’ | Mussel Mad and Sea Manure

\M
And re senuniee and fervently for every blessing Peg “ane Ib.
WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer

“7 RPO.

CHATTELS AT AUCTION !
: / N, on the premises
ot PETER McDONALD,near Sullivan’

agg Road,

vray
| Tu love oar Bewh bor as ourselvee to help them

» poor and naked, and the hungry for

The Lord he eenlled oes Tee ieee eae .”6h CC e€™hUC CC
T escaped without omeb injury. This sad accident | #
| He foun ae ryoua happy home where all the just —_ per >.
| You left 1 he re, dear father, in sorrow, grief and Oatmeal, per 100 lo
Backwheat Flour.

, ;

For to be calhed an orphan, oh how I dread the! Eggs, per doses... ae 7 ‘He ee, 1 Waggon,
ane 3 2 Setie Harness

| But new that you are gone to rest within your Potatoes, per beshel..... ssecesvceees 4 Oe OD i fa .
. + > 6 °P I Boffalo Robe, 1 Track,

I hope you're numbered with the bless’d in your
sweet happy home.

: and to Sir James Male
of said Peter Mac
Susoivent Debtor.

bn as despatel or rith tl ‘ ‘ ‘
oy was despatched home with the borse and a} We deepls regret to say that Mr. H.

Chickens per pair ..---...-
ston of gunpow vei at his pandora wy
a very precarious state.

AUCTI
TUESDAY, a 16. goed tons Register, D. McDowarp, Comma: d

the Ascent “a Offi ro “hia morning about

Boards, (Hemlock)....«.....
lish Mail Was received.
over C caeriy an
balance of English Mail.

We have seldom seen a finer display of ladies ihe
our Clover Seed per Ib
most endless vanety of fancy Dresses
per yard upwards,

from Ild per yard,

"284 «3 £1000 WORTH DRY GOODS!!) 2 E \KE |

Ladies would do well to take a note ef this.

—_—
Cc.Y.M L Institute.

Remember the Literary and Musical Entertain-
i f the ab ve [astitute,
come off on Wednesday evening next at 5
A oro” evening rvat be exp ected
Doers opon at 7

and vite he seen at

Millner'’s ‘Lin Shop.
" Geneva tickete Is 6d.
Mewbers tickets 3s.

FARMERS AND OTHERS

invited to call and examine

Charlottetown Debating Club

It will be necessary,
time for Spring Sowing, te |
as but afew only cau be got ready.

On Friday evening lust, the question ~ i
" wae me ed be C W. Hail,
resolution — mentees
(in contra distin ctior
the present mode of voting by word of moat!
= be st known wee od of pr reserving the purity of

day of MA ARC He ne rt.
* Vote ey Ball: yy

“t WAREHOUSE AND SHOP TO LET 7,

With im asiiase Pos3a3s8iva !

| poop le— whi ich, afer un aimated discnesion, wae)
| deer fed in the wegative by a small m: Aj ority
Frid: ay even img” a disc ussion,

At the anuual meeting of the shareholders of inl oe t for ext

catholics, and has pro-| Summerside a held on the 2nd inst., A. Mc-| with A sce LAR
ce upi nied by J Jan Hudson, di: ceased,

| Miss Rankin's Hotel, "Fat terme e and particulars

POWNAL Lit ERARY INSTITUTE.—On Wed-
Holman, Esq., was subsequently appointed | negday night last, Edward Roche, Eeq.,
t; and although every | President of the Bank, the Hon J R. Gardiner! 9, Geology before this Inatifule.
‘y| having resigned his connestion with the institution | treated his subject in quite a popular style, sak
in the discussion which lollowed, the le cture wee
pronounced one of the beet
Society bad yet been favered. Instead of burrow- |

JOHN DOUSE.
Se Terms Liberal and made known at Sale

Bank of P. E. venenae!

PEXHE Annual Meeting of the 8 VILLIAM DODD, §

Ch"town, Feb 4 1869

aad which will be sold at
the very
Lowest Prices for Cash-
—abso--
Chests and half Chests TEA,
(warranted) Hhds Porto Rico SUGAR,
Puns. Brigh MOLASSES, and «a Geod

asgortment of

| FAMILY GROCERIES

pas Intending Purchasers will find it ¢
their advantage to call and examine the stoe
| before purchasing es!ewhere

Oct. 1. 26, 1568

HOOP POLES!

The land inf the JANTED 100.000 HOOP POLES, seven feet
f long, Ash, and Yellow Birch, for which the
abundance of | bighest cash price will be paid

I. C. HALL.

TRADER,

Ch' town. Jan 1618

FROM

P —— to Ch’town Direct,

HE Ship DUNCAN, Coppered, and Clas

ed 5 yea rs A 1 at Lik yde, 5S 16 to s register

McIxwis, Con murder, wi!! Sa:! from ‘Liver
| poo! on or about the Sth of APRIL.

Passage apply in Liverpool

ee t, 57 South Johu
Street, or here to tie owners

JAMES Saiict & CO.

For Frei ght or P:
|

Feb. 1, 1869. hpi4dw
From London to vi'towa
PRINCE EDWARD TSLANDB

DIRECT.
pee Fast Sailing Brig “AMPISION,” ”

ppe ed, and classed 5 years A] at L

, will sad fram LONDON aout the Ist ol

4 1264
Parties wishing to ship by this vessel wi
& SONS, 9 Oo or to t owners

—

Jann iS6u it

Ss. X& ( ‘0,

MILLWER’S PATENT SEED DRILL, Good he tor € Country Dealers, | TE ¢ l [ j | if | | \
HY N DM AN

‘OR

MUD DIGGERS

— (AH Sizes, Cheap)
FOR SALE!

Valuable Business Stand & Dwelling

House on Kent ae

Sheaves, Shovels and Porks for de.

[ROH & STEEL!

et] PLOLGH METALS!

Graves’ Celebrated Warranted

premises a Large Store and well finished Dwell! ing by kx — ea BS tal

ning 14 or 15 rooms; also Stables and

t together (Sole Agency.)
lately in variety.
view 10 CASKS KEROSENE OIL

Patwes aod LOW AT

STONE’S,
‘* British Hardware Store.”’
Reddin’s Building, )

ere of this Bank will take place at the Bank
iees, Great George Street, Charlottetown
. the Ind day of March next, at 12
| noen, for the purpose of choosi ug Seven Dire

| Tore for the ensuirg yeur, and traueacting such |
other basiness as shall be then i : before the m.
B.—By the 6ti Bye
ers by proxy, (oust ne if
to vote, sith the Cashier, at Jenet eue day prev vions
WM. CU NDALL, Caebier

ing under ground awid arate, rocks, aud fossils,
he rather addressed
: : bate on the question, ** Was the execution of | which the earth's surface ia protease
gerded. Mr Hensley is evideutly opposed £9 | Charles I justifiable.” was, after a very animated | effect of these changes npon climate, suimal and |
stholie schools, and al- | discassion, decided in the vegutive by a large ma-

FLOUR FLOUR!

The lecture was carefully) 20 vile ‘ UKNMEAL,

prepared, abounded 1 useful Information, and |
}eceupied an heur in its delivery.
| day evening Mr. Alex MeNeillof Mount Mullick, |
will be the lecturer, bis subjeet being *‘ Inetiuct.”

| vegetable life, &c.

Next Wednes- | for oth Good i d cond for Cash !

bate will be, “ lathe eharneter of Cromwell worthy |

to the = tyre

The Cheapest and Nicest Bonnets are —— at Farconer & Patrick's, South Side

i ?
Ch'town. Feb. bet, 1869, ¢

Final NOTICE!

WTF COONS KING SQUIRE HOUSE

HEAVY " OVEROOA'SS,

(nde General Aassurtment of CLUTUING,

ULeup,

BEER & SONS.

SEAL SKIN COATS*
BEER & SONS.

BOOTS AND SHOES:-

y ery Superiol.

Laiies’, Mens’, add Misses’, A Large A
Soriment.

BEEK & SONS.
CANADIAN MOOJOASINS

‘Cutlery | Also a lot of low-pti¢ed Moesssine, 10s
per pelr.

BEER & 30N3.

RUBBERS RUBBERS
Fic & Rubber Boots. Ladies’, Gente’

BEER & SONS,

aud Ulildrco @.

KATES! ! SKAT&S f

i sepa and prices.

BEER & SUNS.

UNDERHILL’S AXSS.

Nothing better im the City.

_ & SONS.

Fur Caps, | Felt Hats,

A large variety.

BEER & SONS.

Ladies’ Furs.

Hoods, Clouds, Scarfs, Gloves, &e., &e.

BEER & SUN3.

RMA TEA TEA,

144 Chests and Half Chests, thie Fall's

Importaica. Very Choies
BEER & SUNS.

Sewing Machines.

The RAYMOND, at £4, ie devidediy
the CHE \PEpT in the Market, being

more powerfal, and consequently
will sew heavier material than
any other low-priced machine.j
Israrely know” to get ous
of order, and gives ani-
versal satisfaction.
Another lot just

ved.
BEBE & SONS.
CASH CUSTOMERS

| Visiting the City will receive full valee
their mouey at cur establishment.

BEER & SONS.
12, 1868. °

| Ladies?

—

OBSERVE THE PRIJ3
ROBERT “YOUNWs.

The Centre of Attraction.

OBERT YOUNG, has this SEASOYV

Received the Largest and Best Assorted

Stock of

Staple and Fancy

DRY GOODS !

that he has ever had the pieasure of offering te the
| Public of Charlottetown, and whieh, as regsrds
price and quality, he feels confident cammot be sar-
passed on the Island.
The fuliowing articles deserve the special attea
| tion of intending purchasers; —
| Fancy Dress Goods from 10$d per yard,
| Winseys from 11d per yard,
| French Mcrinos from $s per yard,
| Crimean Shirting from Is 6d per yard.
| Scarlet and Blue Twilled Seanaie all wool, from
2: 81 per yard,
ea’ Clouds from 3s t1d,
| Grey Cottons from 4$4 per ‘yard,
White Cottons frew 51 per gerd,
| Men’s Under Shirts and Pants from 4s @4,
| Hoop Skirts from is 9d,
Fast ° plored Prints trom Td per yard,'

’ Paper Collars from 44d per box,

| Beauti ul Stays from kh 91,
| All Wool Tweeds for Geats’ Wear, from Ss 114 per
yard. (Cheaper than Homespun.)
Together with a Largeand Well Selected Stock of
Shiwis, Mantles, Mantle Cloths, Ribbons,
Fiowers, Feathers, Sontags, Hoods, Pele-

rines, Furs, Hats, Bonaeta, &e.,
&o., &o.

Terms Cash, and no Second Price.
neen Square, Ch’town, t
Oct 26th, 1868.

BELL’S

TAILORING ESTACLISHMAT

QUEEN STREET,

Charlottetown - - - Pp. E. Island.

“HE SUBSCRIBER takes this method of
returaing thanks for the ro oe

, which he has been favored durin

yeu’, and would respeetfally inform hi pdm

dthe public geserally, that he is still

tne to attend to all.orders in his li-e of
_bus.ness with punctuality.

CUTTING.

Parties desirous of ‘tkaving Garmewis or
Paterns cut, can be accomodate at the

shortest notice

JOHN BELL.

Janarny8, 1869

THE ORIGINAL

‘WECD” SEWING MACHHES.

With all the Latest Improvemente,
Made by the

North American Manufactaring Compang.

YUE‘ WEED” was awarded the Hicussr

Prize at the ** Pare Exposition,’’ as

as at other Exhibitions for a Sewing

Machine, as euch, and is becoming desensed!
popular, adapted to AIL KINDS OF >fW-
ING in families and manufactesies. Lock-
stiten Shutile Sreight Needle. Baccediaziy
simple in construction.

Each Machioe warranted and kept in
order free of charge, and the Factory bring
in St. Jobo, N B., much time, expomes and
trouble, aitending American Machines , ore
avoided,

ROBERT YOORG
Agent for P. £. leland.

North Side Queen Square,
Ch’town, Nov. 23, , 1868. Ww

CANADA FLOUR.

ECEIVED, ex Schr. NORRIS and

Steamer FLAMBOROUGH trom MU ¥-

TREAL

813 Bblis. Canada No. A

25 do CORNMEAL (Yeilowy
2do = do (White)
30 Bags do

75 Boxes Steele's beet family White

SOAP. ‘
R. W. BRECKE®.

we

Water Street, (over Siege OQdicy) }

January 5, 1869.

FLOUR. FLOUR.

UST L&NDED from Secheonere ADELE
acd J, HODGS@WM, and for sale by the

-" accounts due us, unpaid the twentieth, Subseriber, either in Chariottetown or George

(20th) FEBRU ARY | ext, willbe placed town,

in an Attorney's hands for collection without

distinction.
H. E. STARBIRD & CO.

Ch’town, Feb. lst, 1869. sia

200 Bble. Extra FLOUR
150 do Superfiae do,

{. Cc. HALL,
28, 1868.