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iii? Advertisements this Day

Removal—John D. Reid. . Co-I’artnership—John 1). Reid , J. A. Reid. Farms—Ilerbert Boll. ‘ Horse Sultan—Thorns! Warren. New Pianos—5'

Notice‘.‘

Bricks—C. C. Gardiner. Flour—R. . A ' Strong &. Bro.

The Steamers—F. W. Hales. Farm Stock—A . E. Holland . Household Furniture—John Clay. Road District—Win. Lefurgy. Notice—J). S. Green. Commercial llotcl—Juhn McKay. Tender —Cliarles Saunders.

“A VOICE FROM THE SCAFFOLD. or Gases ’I‘niumriusr; as illustrated in the case of Gannon Dowsv, who was executed for murder, at Charlottetown, on the 6th April."

Copies of the above Pamphlet can be had «of Robert Gordan. Esq., Alba-ton. or at the l‘rince County Bookstore, Suinnierside. l’rice 9d. each.

A correspondent wishes to know if the Government intend granting a. sum of money this year for County Exhibitions. “’0 cannot enlighten him on this subject, as we are not in possession of the inl'oriiia- ‘tion ourselves. Perhaps some member of the Government will answer it for him: \Ve think it proper that such exhibitions should be held every 'ear, as they are calculated to do a great i cal 01 good. The articles and stock' exhibited last year. in this County. were a. credit to the Island. iind we have no doubt but that this your great improvements would be made.

THE Masonic Monthly for April has been received. It contains some excellent .articles on Masoniiry. such as every mem- ber uftlio Fraternity should read. T. G. \Vndnian, Publisher, 86 Kilby Street. .l’rice $2.50 per year.

“One who knows” will appear next week.

0N and after the 10th May. the regular :summcr arrangement. oi the E. A‘: N. A. Ituilway will commence. The iassenger train leaves St. John for Point in Clicno every \t’cduosday and Saturday mornings at 7 o‘clock. and the trains from Point du \Cheuo to St. John Icavo every Tuesday until Friday morning at 6.50.

Mn. Gun. CIIAIIII. a Preventive Ollich- lor this l'oit, seized 40 c s gin and sonic tobacco this week. ‘I‘h are advertised to be sold in today‘s paper.

an N.mr.s.—-'I‘he inhabitants of l’ork‘s Settlement. head of Vernon ltiver, have named that place “ Glencoe."

The inhabitants of Big Cape, Lot 49. have called the localin irom Stephen Me~ Donald's to John Mclntyrc‘s, ' Montisello.’

IN the notice 01 Mr. Gibson's picture. which was communicated to us, and in. sci-ted last week, the word I"l‘ui-ltisli“ was printed for the word “ Eastern.”

Port Hill Debating Society.

On Wednesday evening, the 28th tilt... Mr. Thomas Murphy delivered a very instructive ainl interesting Lecture at Port llill. on the subject of " Skepticism." Notwithstanding the Iiiid suite of the roads. it very large lilltl. respectable assemblage favored the occasion with their presence. Mr. Murphy disoourscd most beautifully for nearly two Iioiirs lipon tho demoralizing cil‘i-cts oi'skepticism, mid the iiitcllcctual degradation arising from irrclig- ions propensities. The peculiar import -nce of the subject, and the intelligible iiuiniicr in which it was elucidated, had a strong ti-udcn- i-y to inculcate a pure system of morality, to create a spirit oi humility, fidelity and gentle- ness, and to remove all pride, arrogance and hypocrisy, which have their origin in the de- busing principles ofirrcligiun. Many allusions were made to the horrid atrocities perpetrated during the period when infidelity was invested with power, and also of the barbarous perse- cutions to which those who were governed by the dictates of I )iviuc Revelation were subject: ed. The worthy lecturer brought his dis- course to a close by allowing the dircl‘ul ra- lainltlcs that have arisen front not conncctlng religion with science. society and government. He strongly exhorted his hearers to devote a part of their attention to such a momentous subject. mid to set themselves in opposition to iill ski'plicnl doctrines, to baniin nll immoral actions, to dispel every doubtful sentiment, and believe in the Christian list-elation, tlirotigli which we are assured of “life and immortality" beyond the grave.——Con.

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' The Star Life Assurance Society quondon hasestuhlishcdan agency in this Island. This institution has a capital of £190,000 sterling, and a reserve fund of £700,000. The l'rofits are divided. Those who wish their lives in- sured in the above Society, can apply to Joint Higgins, Earp, Upper l'rince Street.—l’ii!ri'ot.

Exron‘rs non 'l‘llE \Vnn .—-0ats 15.551 builicls; potatoes 25,297 (10.; turnips 1,481 do. :harlcy 538 do. ; 242 hbls pork ; 93 do eggs; 12 do oysters; 164 do oatmeal; 20 do pearl barley; 5 do mackerel; 112 qtls. bake; :1 l—fi tons ham; 5 rolls leather and 1 horse.

Among the imports for the Week are 771 barrels tloar, 275 do cornmeal; 5;: do bread and ten do apples.—1‘ulric!.

néflllitttittl.

In Granville, lllass.. on the 11th of April. bythc ltev. Alcx, McLarcu. Mr. Robert D. Sterne. to Miss Emin Collin, both or St. I’e- tcr‘s. 1'. E . Island.

At New Town, Belfast, on the 21st ult., by Rev A. McLean. Mr James Fraser. Portage. to Miss Mary Nicholson, eldest daughter of Malcolm Nicholson. Esq ., Merchant, Eldon.

Al. Ch’tuwn. on the lit Inst., by Itev. 'l‘lios. Duncan. Mr Adam Roger-on, to Mary Aim Ionian. both of Crapaud.

At (Yh‘town, on the 29th ult., by Rev ’I‘hos. Duncan. Mr 1t. Gillis, Lot :10, to Miss Flora.

McLe 1,1 ELI

(in the nth inst., at tho residenie of i'aul Thompson. 'l‘own ltoad. Lot 25. Francis Aim, aged 15 months and in days, only child of the late George and Jane Sharpe.

At Bedeque. on Thursday the 29th ult., of consumption, Theodore. son of the Into 'l'hos. \Vright, Earp. aged 24 years. The deceased won a young man respected and beloved by all who knew him. and his amiable disposition had won for him many friends. lie (1ch trusting alone in Christ. and rejoicing In Him as his Saviour, he “ fell asleep in Jesus." Ills remains were Interreil In the Wesleyan t‘cuietcry in lit-dcque, and was followed by members of the Orange Society, and o large number of friends and relatives.

On the 0th ult., St. George's Road, Ril- bume. John Myrle ilall, 1'qu ., many years resident In this Island.

At Portage, Belfast. on the 16th ult., Mr A. McSwaln. In the (list your ofhls age.

At Point l’rlm. 2nd ult., C. J. MeAulay, in the 64th year 'of his age.

At San Francisco, California, on the 1811: March lost, In the 25th year of his ago. Mr Wm. t1. McKay. no how of Mr George A. 'l‘hrcshcr and Mrs. . W . Morrison, of Char- lottemwn.

Arm-cirque, on the 251th ult., alter ii short illness, Isabella, wife of Mr. Thomas Iloblns.

sanctifi—

HE Subscriber while thanking his custom- ers in 'I‘itron and the adjacent settle- ments. for the liberal patronage extended to him during the past three years, would an- nounce his Roniovul to Ci-upuud, where he has resumed business In connection with his brother. James A. Item. JOHN D. REID. Crapautl. May lst. 1809.

(Io-Partnership— Notice.

TIIE subscribers have this tiny entered into Partnership, for the purpose of carrying on a General Retail Business. The name of the Firm to be JOHN D. RAID 6:. BRO.

. They would at the same tlnie call the atten- tion of the public to their

Large Stock of MERCHANDIZE,

now on the way from ENGLAND, UNITED STATES and the DOMINION of Canada.

which. after arrival, will he sold at a small advance on cost.

JOHN D. REID. ‘ JAMES A. REID. Sturdy's Corner. Crapaud, May lst, 1869.

~Finns! FAIIS!

V ‘llE subscriber ofl‘ers FOR SALE, several Iinprovctl lt‘ul-ins, situated on Lots 4-, 5 and 0. For Terms and other particulars, apply at Albertou to HERBERT BELL. Alherton, May 6, 1869. tf.

sen THE srriuuis

Princess 0: \ancs & St. Lawrence will, until further notice, run as follows .—

Will leave Charlottetown on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morning. at i": o‘clock to connect with the Train for Ilulifax.

Will leave Charlottetown for Sumnicrsiilc and Shedine on Tuesday and Friday Morning at 7 o'clock'

F. W. IIALES, Sccy.

Charlottetown, april 24, 1361). [may 6.

BRICKS l BRICKS ! QUANTITY of Superior Il'ul'd liricku, for sale at the l-iunt-ziis

llouss. C. 0 GARDINER. Sumnicrsidc, May 6, 186. .

FLOUR l FLOUR !

['0 llAlmliLS Choir-c Cnniuln t) L‘loiu‘, just mccivcd ex Strainer Printer: of ll'oftr, which we ofl'ci‘ Low for

CABII. ROB'I‘. A. STRONG Si BRO. Suninicrsidc, may 6, 18W.) Bin

NOTICE l N consequence of the expected arrival of the two new English Pianos. advertised in another column. the Oratorio Concert will bc givcu iiiSt. Andrew's Hall, by kind permission of Ills Lordship the llisliop of Charlottetown,

as it will save lllt' risk of moving them to an- otlicr linll, the night of the Concert. 24th

Miiy. [npl 28—lin N W PIAN OS. Blade for. the Olin-“to I

WILL ARRIVE BY THE AMI‘IIION.

ll()lt'l‘LY. two magnificent English pianos,

Walnut Cases. (siimc I'iniios as the one used at Mrs. Stevenson’s Academy of Music) will be on exhibition on arrival at the Saint Andrew's llall, where (by the kind permission of llis Lordship the Bishop oi Charlotiotuwn) Mrs. Stevenson‘s Musical Classes willhc held. Mrs. Stevenson having consented to rciiuiin in Charlottctmvu. by the request of her pupils, she has concluded to open a cheap Evening Sch ml of Music, in class which cannot extend over a certain term. as the pianos will he sold. The terms of this class, taught. on the above pianos. will be Ills. iii class—three pianos. Lessons halfaii hour, three times a week. The term to include fifteen lessons.

N. 1L—The followingis an extract from the letter can iining lull particulars concerning the above pianos.

“ LONDON, April 10.

' ‘ " ' " ' “ When you think that Enino

builds the same pianos at 70 and 75 guiuuiis,

—thcy are so because made In a place where wages iirc lower, and therefore the expense oi iiiiikiiig much less. 01' course, I could go and Imy pianos at £20 sterling, but they would he very much dearer than these in the end; being made of odds and ends. unscnsoncd wood; iti fact. being instruments that will go to pieces in any climate in a few months, or at the must, a very few years." Ch‘town, May 5.—Il

Steam Communication WITH BOSTON, HALIFAX IIIID OANSO.

’I‘lll-i S'l‘EAMSllll‘ AI.-

llAJIb’li'A, l’. A. Nicker- sun, t:omumiuiur, has rcauniedhcr fortnightly trips between this port and Iloiton, calling at Halifax and Unuso, and will lcave here ouhcr next trip on Thursday, 6th May, at 1‘. o'clock in the evening, and every nlti-rnato Thursday thereafter, iit sanic hour, until further notice.

For freight or passage apply to t‘Alu'lCLL D1103,

Ch‘town, April 2:), '69. Agent

:4.

Customs Department. Sniiiisnsion, April 21, 1869. V ‘IIE Controller and Collector hereby gives notice to all Importers of Goods and Mcrchandizc, or any articles. whether liablc to duty or otherwise, that no I'l‘l'llllh to land or receive the same will be granted at this Oillcc, until a full and correct account of the urine, quantity and quality thereof is pro- diici-d; and owners and Captains of Vi'sst'ls are also notified that it' any cargo or portion thereof, is landed previous to entry at the Custom House. the penalty of the law will be enforced against the triiiisgrcuors; ainl flir- thor. all exporters ot'eargocs are required to furnish to this department a correct Account as respects quantity and value, in default of which no clearance will be granted. CHAS. GREEN. Coutrulcr. pro Sin

13112.51“

SPRING SHIPMENT !

FROM MONTREAL DIREOT I

400 Bbls. No. 1 Superfine FLOUR, 1.50 Sides SOLE LEATHER, 100 lloxcs lIAlSINS. w—ALSO—

TIJIUTI/l' AND CIA) YER SEE!) .' I'IHJII'I SEE/J ll'lllMT.’

R. ’I'. ll()I.MAN. Summcvslde, April 29, J. pro ‘Jiu

nprll 2.0

aged bit ycays.

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according to the cast-,1 think them dirt cheap I

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‘ SULTAN. From Government Stock Farm. THIS celebrated horse was imported by the Government. front England. in 1865. is now seven years old, and the only “thorough bred" Blood Stallion on the Island. llis

stock 15 much admired. lie will travel for the season as follows '—

Monday, May 3rd, will leave Alberton at noon. passing through Montroso to Martin Foley's, liildnre, remaining iill night.

Tuesday, May «ith, leaves there at noon. travelling through Kildore Capes and 'I‘ignish to Joseph Richards, remaining iill night.

Wednesday, May 51h, leaves there at iioon and travels through Sea Cow Pond, Norway, and Nail l’oud. stopping at Joseph Arsucux's, (Frank) iill night.

Thursday, May 6th, leaves there at noon travelling through Skinner's l'und, ‘llltluk I’ond, llorse Ilcad. stopping iit Cullaglnin's, Miminngash, all night.

Friday, M: y 7th. lc. vcs there at noon. travelling through Cuniphclton. Lot 7, to John Cuuglilan‘s. stopping all night.

Saturday, May sill. leaves them at noon, travelling through the O'Lcary ltoad to Mac- Nuught‘s, Western Road, stopping until Mon- day.

Monday. May 10th. leaves there at noon, travelling through Western ltoad to Robin- son‘s. staying all night.

Tuesday. May 11th, loaves there at noon, travelling through to Eginout llay, by the Line Itund, to Joseph Arsncux’s, M. I‘. 1‘., stopping iill night.

Wednesday, May 12th. leaves there at noon travelling through by Allen's to John O'Con- nur's, Lot 14, staying 1Ill night.

Thursday, May lilth, loaves there at noon, travelling through Grand River to 1). ltam- say's. Eiq., l'ort llili. staying all night.

(Friday, May lith, lcarcs there at noon, travelling thronin Lot II to kilbt‘ldc's. :my. ing there all night.

Saturday. May 15th. leaves them at noon. travelling through to Cuscumpcc Village, and on to the stable of the owner. iit Alhcriou, where he will stay until the following Mon- day, May 17th, when the above route will be continued.

TIIOMAS WARREJ, Groom.

Albcrton, May 1, 1869. pro. 2m.

“ FARMER’S GLORY.”

1‘ill‘it'clcbruted Entire llorsc“17.\R.\1Ell'S

GLORY" is already so well known as to nccil but little rcconiinundation. llis stock took the first prize for the best more in Queen's County, and the best in Prince Coiiniy, and for the host Stallion for all purposes. Ilc took the first prize from the three Counties from 1552!. There has been over 2500 of his stock raised on the Island, and one. of them was the fastest horse in New London last winter. Several ui'his sleek have sold for $1000 in gold.

The “I-‘armnr's Glory" will trach for the season on the following roiitcz—Will leave home for Park Corner, Malpequc, New Ali- uau, St. Elcaiior's. Miscouchc. 1.5 I‘uint, Eg- niont lliiy, John McNally's, Quagmire, and return home. This route will be continued.

ALFX SMITH.

v

London April 19.

PRINCE EDWAW

IIE celebrated Stallion “ l’rince Edward" will travel for the season on the following route, commencing on

Monday, :lrd May, will leave home for In— diau liivcr, where he will remain all night.

'I‘ucsdav. the 4th, learc Indian Itivor pass- iug through Hamilton to Malpcquc.

ll’cdncsilay, the 5th, will leave Malpcquc passing through liarnley, the I’onds, Park Corner on to French ltivcr.

Thursday, the 6th. leaves French River, [Missing l‘y Johnson's Mills and through liar- lington on to Murgale.

Friday, the 7th, leaves Margntc, passing along the Town Road to Suinnicrsidc, thence home, where he will remain until the following

Monday. the luth May, when he will leave lmiltt‘. passing through \Vilniut Valley on to Jcpp’s Corner.

'I‘uesday, the 11th, will leave .l'cpp's pass- ing along County Line Road and through to Clifton and Stanley Bridge, thence on to Cavendish.

Wednesday, the 12th. will leave Ciivcndish passing through New Glasgow on to ltichard llaguall‘s, l‘own Iload.

'I‘hursday, the 19th, will leave liagnall's ' gnloug the Main Iload to llolnics, in

' ay, the 14th, leaves llolme's for Ken- siugton, where he will rt main at noun,thciice through Barbara Welt honiewards.

The above route will be continued, alter- nntciy, during the season. He will be home every Saturday.

The " l'rince Edward" is a dark grey. five years old, stands 1b.! hands high, weighs 1.3.30 is a fast trottcr and excellent. draft horse. ll\' was sired by imported stock, lilltl raised on the farm of the lion. J. C. l’opc. llc took the 1st prize for two years at the Exhibition.

\V. \V. WAth'iR. Owucr.

Near St. Elonnor‘s, April "" lSliti. -ii

....,

, ' ‘ .. , . I coders. TEAM-1D TENDERS will he received by

i\lA1',iustaut.at 1'.: o‘clock. noun, for the

erection oi'ii SCHOOL HOUSE, in Summer—

side, according to c Plan and specilli-atinn,

to be sccu at the Store oi~ Mr. John “:Il'iL'I‘. CHARLES SAUNDERS,

Chairman.

Sumlncrslde. May Oth. 1569.

IOOOOS TO AIIIIIVE !

lax “ A‘DL].,111(,)N ,"

FROM LONDON!

f‘hcsts 'I‘I'SA. Ill llbls. (Ylil'Slll-Il) SUGAR. 100 coils 6 and 11 Thread LOIIDAGE, no boxes SUA 1'. fit) lit‘gs IlAlilNIi SODA. a (links WASHING SODA. hit packages (loliiinn‘s AII‘S'I'A RD, 1!!! boxes do S'l‘Altt'll, fit) boxes 8 x10, and 10x 1:! GLASS, L'Iii) lings NAILS. IUU kegs and half kcgs l'AlN'I'S, [black and white, 31mins GREY F()’1“l‘(lN, I do Regatta Sllllt‘l‘lNG. :I ha] ‘9 COTTON \I’Alti'S, (red, white and blue.) mam “‘ILI. uir. sou) Low or: Allltl\'.\l.. mm

CARVELL BROS. Charlottetown. April 28. isutl.—2s‘.

5

Mackerel Barrels l.

nannnns.

600 OLD BARRELS. For Sale by CAIIVI'ILL IIROS. Ch‘town. April 28. 'Gfl—lm fl 7 r SALT. I Ilus. Liverpool SALT 1000 bags do. do. . 100 bags lino do. For Sale by (3A RVELL “ROS. (‘h'town, April 28, ‘ii9.-~1in r llbls. of this choice brand, ri-coircd by 2.) ALI/.1 Mil/hi. For mm. 1- (‘ARVELL "ROS. t‘li‘town, April '28. '69 ‘JW

tho uiidcisigurd, tiutil the 1.'>th day of.

" JACQUE RTIER.”

IIE CELEBRATED. STALLION “ Jac-

ques Cartier,” will Travel and Stand for

the Season on the following route, commen-

cing oii .:

. MONDAY, MAY 3rd,-—will lcn'vo Ilohcrt

lover's, Suniinersiilc. passing through North

llcdcque. on to CENTREVZLLI-J, where he will remain at. Lorenzo Wright's that night.

TUESDAY, MAY 4th-wlll leave Centrc~ ville for Isaac Clark’s, Capo Traverse. where he will stand at noon; thence on to \I'arrcu Lord's, 'l'ltYON. vrl.cre he will remain all night. ,

WEDNESDAY, MAY Btli—w‘ill leave ’I'ryon passing on to Suby‘s, \Ycitnioi-land, where he will stand at noon; thence to Mac- Siven's, DONSIIAW, where he will remain all night.

THURSDAY, MAY Gib—Mill leave Bon- shaw liin, passing on to Comfort’s Corner, where he will remain at noon; thence on to Rudd's, NOli'l'll RIVER, Cross Itoudsfivhcre he will remain all night.

FRIDAY, MAY Tili-—-will leave Rudd‘s. [Missing along the Main Road to CIlAlt~ LO’I‘TI'J'I‘OWN, where he will remain at Connolly's, Spring I’ark, until the following Monday.

MONDAY, MAY 10lli—wi11 leave Char- lottetown, missing on to Curtisdalc, Malpe- qiic Road, where he will remain at noon; thence to ltICIIAitI) CIIABU’S, where he will remain all night.

"I‘UESDAY, MAY 11tli—wiil loavc Crabb's passing on to lllCllAltD DAGNALL'S, where he will remain all night.

“'lilli'll‘ISlLtY. MAY lEth—tvill leave liugnall's, passing through Fredericton, on to SAMUEL IIASLAM‘S, where he will re- inain all night.

'I‘ll""‘.'l).lY, MAY lilth—willleave Has- laiu's, passing on to KENSING'I‘UN, where he will remain at William Glover's all night.

FRIDAY, MAY litli—will leave Reusing- ton passing on to Traveller's Itcst, thence bunic to the st..blc oi the groom, where he will remain until the following Monday, May 17th, when the above route will be resumed and continued during the season.

W The “JACQUES Cannon" was im- ported from MONTREAL in August last, by Mr. George Gardiner. Bedeque. 11c has been pronounced, by cumpetentjmlgcs, to be one at the best and haiidsumcst Stallions cvcr llll- ported to this Island. lie is ilyears old, stands 16 hands high, weighs 1250 lbs., is Jet Black, alid was sired by the celebrated thorough bred Canadian Ilorsu “St. Lawrence," one of the fastest horses ever known, and from ii Mare sired by an American “ Mcssciigcr‘ llorse.

ROBERT GLOVER, Groom.

Suinmerside, April 8, 1869.

II ‘ P h I!

ylllg reno man.

7 ‘lll'i well-known Entire llorsc “ FLYING FRENCIIMAN,” imported from Quebec,

is iillotved by competent judges to be one of

the handsomost and fastest horses on the Is- land. llis stock are numerous, and are very gentle to work or drive. Some of his horses have trotted 3 miles in 9 minutes, and 1 mile in 2.10. As many persons to the Western part of the Island have invited the owner to si'lltl him there, he has complied with their riqncsts, mid the “Flying h‘renchuniu" will trach for the season on the tollowing route—- much the same as that traveled by the “ Dex- lcr last year, led by the subscriber :-—- -

Commencing on 1st May, will leave Lot 10, passing through Kililnrc. Tiguisli, Nail l'ond,

Lot 7. U'Lcary Iioad, on to \Vcstcrn iload.

This route will be continued for the season.

Terms made known when traveling. \V.\1. DUNAING. New London, April 23, 1569.

l'. S.—’I‘he “ Flying Frenchman" will ’l‘RO'l‘ the “.liii-qtics Cartier" or any other Stal- lion on the Island tor lit) Sovereigns.

W. 1).

“ GOLDEN LEAF.”

' ‘Ill-l well known horse " Golden Leaf," 5 years old, color dark buy, stands Lil