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Vol. 4.

Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Thursday, April 221—1369.

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Almanac for April, I869. moon‘s PIIASES. Lust Qtr., 311 day, 4h. 06m. evening, N. New Moon, lltli day, 911. 35111., evenlng,N.W.

First Qtr. 19th day, 10h. 521111.. morning, 1-}. Full Moon, 26th day, 2h. 9m. morning, .N E.

31mins“ (11min.

R. a W. T. HUNT, lilolllmission mediums,

GENERAL AGENTS AND

AUCTIONEERS.

SALESROOM AND nrswu Head Queen's Wharf, Summerside, P. B. L (opposite the Store of W. 'I‘. Huntk Co.) April 2, “'08. 1y DB. J. ll. JAMESON.

PHYSICIAN. SURGEON EAGCOIIGHEUII

OFFICE lit the residence ofthe Rev. W.W. Colpitts, Mnrgstc. December 8, 1868.

E. 17‘. l’UllDY’S NEW

Marble and Freestone ES ’ ’ABLISRMEN T, (nsxr noon :ro 1112211 sun sons‘) KING SQUARE. GHAIILOTTETDWNLP. E. ISLAND.

All orders punctuatt'y attended to.

Cnll and See: Jan 7, '09 ly

WILLIAM DODD,

9 on SUN I sun ‘jun's moonlr 15 I - slow ldcc. , 3' ' ' a wuss rises-Ictsl clockinorth rises n" :' I III In [11 m I h ml I II mlh n1 Auctloneer, l 'l‘hursfi 41g; 214‘!) 52 4 4011mm 12 4‘11 QUEEN SQUARE, 2 Fr“ 40 2'5'3 =14 5 3 0 2“ 45 JHARLOTTETOWN- - - I'. E. ISLAND 3 Silt 38, 283 Ill 600 I 5 48 4 Run 5 son 272 as 5 49 1 5:12 51 DR, ,1. PRICE, 5 Mon 35 2112 40 611 2 3 bit . . o Tues 84 29's 2:1 I; 34 a s or. Physlcmn 8t: Surgeon, 7 wed 32' 3' 2 6 6 57 3 47 59 Ounce—At the Summitsan Dlwu Sruulc. 3 21:3" z fi '3 nextdoor tanIIk,Ccutrnl Street ,0 5,, 2,, 82,, n"; a 4 5 3 9 SUMMERSIDE, . . . . 1’. E. ISLAND. 11 Sun 5 256 860 59 B 26 [i 32 I8 11 October 12, 1808. )2 Mon 23 £110 44 8 ill sets 14 Is Tues 21 11110 23 9 9 s 22 1111 DR, JARVIS 4 ‘ l u. 2 . . :; $31.“ Omit, g “J, 57 24 Has Removed Ills Residence to the House Ill Frill Ill 430 17 ll) 14 ll 26 26 (Intcly occupied by Mr llIcKiulny) ‘7 s“ H 4’ 0 1“ ‘0 35 "‘0'" 30 next to Thomas llunt's, 1321111., St lilcnnor's. ’3 sun 5 l2"; “:0 ‘5 l0 5“ 0 3%‘13 3” He may be consulted cvcry forcuonu at the 19 MO" 10 47 0 53 ll 17 I I" 39 Drug Store of \V.’l‘. IIUN'I‘ ti. Co. , Summer 20 Tues II 491 11 ll 37 2 :1 11 We. 2i “it‘d ; 50: :1 24) Stilleanor's, May 18, 16118. 22 'I‘ Inn (’12 1 ‘1 L ‘ ——~— -— r W -~ 7 7‘“— 23 Fun 3 531 41112 as 4 in; a? Mr. w_ H_ POPE 2‘ SM - l 55 l 59 I? 58 I 5‘ EGS to inform the public that he has re- ,25 in" 1 53 G 218%: 18 sulucd the practice of the Law. 26 -‘ on I 7 - rt- 4 OFFICE—A few doors below the Bank of 27 r".- a n. s: I: :1 ll .1 x 1 p. a 2H , e . ! ._. s‘non wn . .‘ 21) l‘iuirs or. 7 '02 111111 11:1 10 51 r. (llurlvuclcuyvfl1fl 1,131,180,?- #_ 30 Frill 63 2‘3 57 H 52 ll 1'10 9

isnrlnrfinersldefl illnrkets: April 20, 1869.

Beef perm, 5d a 6d

Mutton per lb 0st- per bush Potatoes per bush

2s 4d a 25 lid is ad a. in 5d

Turnl I or bush 10d 11 Is Butterpgr lb by Tub 11d 11. 15d Lard per lb 9d 1 10d Tallow per lb. ‘Jd 1 10d Ens per do: 7d 11811 Ilidcs per lb Md Mackerel per doz 2s 11 3s Codllsh per qt 138 a ills Pork per lb by cnrcsss _ 4d a lid Flour per bbl 4.1: a ‘47s Island Flour per cut 20: to Jls Ostmenl per cwt. 11s 11 Ills Ilny per ’I‘ou 40s a 5011 Pine Boards 10s

4- 11 5s

Spruce Boards Charlottetown Markets. Ch. Town, April :30, 1869. 4&1] a 8d ‘

l Beef per 1) 4d “ m

Mutton per in Pork per 111., by enrcnss,

lIsm per lb

Geese 35 1| ts

Fowels 1| n is lid

Ducks each 1s 0d 11 ls (id

Flour per 100 lbs 20s a 21s 18s a 1911

Oatmeal per 100 Buckwheat Flour, per 1b (lodflsh per quintnl Butter per 111

2d 11 ‘Md 1811 n 2011 10d a Is

- the tub giro-2’ ’ Bd 11 6d Tallow 8d] a lid E 0 er dozen 10 a Is Falling)” per bushel 1s lid 11 1: {[1311 I I. II I 33!”. 2! 7d ll 2s 811 Hey per ton 70s n t

Iillles per lb

Sheepskins cut-h

Spruce boards per 100 ft. Hemlock “ “

liliilttlillvlllgiii'dii.

4s a Is lid 4: It is lld 3s 6d a is

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BANK OF PRINCE EDWARD lb 1 A I) «Homer of Great (horas d‘ King Struts, Chm‘lattstown. President—lion. DANIEL Bunnau.‘

Cashier—Wieuan Gunmen, Esquire.

Discount Days—Mondays & Thursdays.

Hours of Business—Foul 1011.111. to l p.m. froln 2 p.111 to 4 p.111.

UNION BANK. duffel 51., Quun’s Square, Charlottetown mutant—Cami.” I’Almnn, Esquire. Cashier—Janna Asimuson, Esquire. Discount Days—Wednesdays CL Saturdays.

flours ofBusinou—From 10 mm to l p 111., from 2 pm to 4 pm.

wtmnnsmn BANK.

C'an W, Summersids. 1; 11‘. Island President—Janna L. lionum. Else holder—«E. L. Lrnunn, Esquire Discount Days—Tuesdays and Frlda s. Notes t'or Discount must he in be ore II

o'oioIkon Do‘selmnt days.

Hours of Business—~10 n. m., to 1p.m. from 2 p. 111., to 4 p.n1.

'“HUUSET KENT 8TIEET, CHARLOTTETOWN, IIMON I). FRASER. I'ROI‘RIETOR. Permanent and Tron-lent Boarders will

hid the above House a. give satisfaction. Ch'tm. June 13. 1868.

An Appreiiticc wontch ntith‘c

3dr” SUMMERSIIW}, - - ~

in 8d a ls id CAPITAL:

BARRISTER - AT - LAW

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC. &a. - 1’. n. ISLAND.

cAnI‘nLL BROTHERS,

AUCTIONEEIIS,

Commission Merchants,

AND GENERAL AGENTS. HANK 111111.111sa, — - ounnx s‘rnlzlz'r,

OHARLOTTBTOWN, P- B. I.

CflWT‘CRfi’fHOTEE

No. 9, King Square, ST. nIOIIN, N. 13.

III‘} subscriber halving thoroughly rcdtted and enlarged his IIO'I‘I-ILnnd S'I'Ultll}, is

now prepared to accommodate Permanent and 'l‘rnnsicnt Boarders on the most reasonable and mum“ in “we”

crms. ALSO,in conucctionm GROCERY STORE,

5d still where every article required for house usc 7d a lid may be had.

J. CRAWFORD & SON. Sept. 10, 18611._ [Au—“figufifi

North British and .Mercantile

Insurance Company.

FIRE AN D LIFE-

TIVO MILLIONS, Sterling.

(:Illns OFFICES: 61 Princes Street, Edinburgh. 61 ’I‘hrcnduccdlo Street, London. Risks token daily, in Town nml ponntry. 111 the otllcc of the Agent, chdlug roum Building, Dorcltcstcr street. G. W . 11111114118,

General Agent for 1’ 11) Island.

Charlottetown, June 20,1863.—ly‘

"’A‘T'w. ANDRES,”

Marble Worker, I’oint Du Chcuc, SIIClIIltC N. B.

MONUMI‘INTS, TOMRS, GRAVI"-

STONES, &t',., &C. AMERICAN AND ITALIAN RIAlllllJ-l cox- stnntly on Imnd.

Gun furnish 'jruvcstoncn and Monuments _ntn less price than any other cstnblishlucut 111 the I'roviuccs, and pay a duly bI-sitlcs. fl“ 01111111111 can be left at IIEltTIIAM'R book Store and Ill. 1). I‘lnllax‘s, Esq" Suuuucrslilc,

‘ t or “In 0 A. W. ANDRES. Point Du Chem, June 11th, Willi.

winiiivl'li‘ln"noose.

North side King Square. (nut to Park Hotel) ST. JOHN, N. B.

JAMES W- THOMPSON, Proprietor-

V 111". Proprietor of the above IIll’l‘Ei. takes this opportunity to return'tlmnks for the liberal patronage hitherto received, and most respectfully solicits a continuance of the some. 'l‘liia HOTEL H nnd t‘ummanda a view of lung Bqunrc, r outs of the (lily. DUI: Ivounccllon with the Hotel, is GOOD STABLING, and II careful Ilostlcr In attend- ance. l’urtlca coming frqu I'rml'e l-nlward Island vrltll horses will find tllla'rstahllshmcut the most comfortable In the City, and A per- son always at the Cars on their arrival. St. John, Sept. 10, Ions. ly

in very pleasantly altuntcd, and

Journal Ofiice.

Bullion“ Giulio.

1. H. ALLEN, Commission - Merchant,

AND DEALER IN PROVISIONS, 850.,

MIIIIKET STREET - 8T. JllHN, N. 3.

Pa. Gives personal attention to the Sale and Purchase of every description of Goods. May 9, lens.

JAMES GREENOUGI‘I. F L O U R Commission Merchant, No 47 Commercial Street

Corner of Clinton Street ------- «BOSTON Jnny. 1. 11569. ly

WILLIAM BEAIRS’I‘O,

Commission Merchant,

Auctioneer (1': General Agent, worm: STREET, Summersirle. --------- -- - P. E. Island

IIANFORD BROTHERS, Sllrecssors to Thoma? llanford, discoloration aluminum,

And Gonerni Agcntfi, ll Noni-II innit“ 1111.1 115',

SAINT JOHN, N. B.

CIIAI. U. ilasroun. Faun. S. HAM-Wm

733.7. N. FEEL/51:, Graduate of Bellevue Hspital, Q'Ijllllllflill diolllgc, 3.

r .Dcslirisny. on the Establishment

Olllce iu the residence of Rev. Wnter Street—directly opposite of J. L. Ilolmuu, Help,

‘3 All cells promptly attended to. Summersido October 15. 18011.

The Journal is the best advertising

NEW YORK

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The New York Life Insurance Company

IS ONE 0|“. TIIE OLDEST INSTITUTIONS (1f the kind ill Alucricu, hnviuu lu- chnrlcrcd in

the your lHlquuIcouuue lbusiIu-saiu 11y. INIS,

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it bus issued pulil‘Icn upon the Ill't'tt of more than

Fifty Thousand Persons.

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Aunuul Income EXCEEDS

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'I‘llc instances are Iunuy \vIIhiu tho expcvlcuco 11 every Life Insurance Company, in which the pro» cI-i-ds ot'n Policy has 1111ch from poverty tho auv~ vivora of those who have thus made provision for lbcir wants in [lull-14 oi proiqn-rlly alid lu-ullb- A wire Inuy insure the Iiin of her luudnlull _lor lu-r own bcuclit, and should shc survive him, "10 1111101111! of the insurance \\'IIII1t‘||I|)‘1|IIIL' to Ill'l' tree from nnv t-Iuimu umlillsl Ills crllllu: and in cure of lllo death of the u do before that ol the husbuud, Ihn umouut of the Iusunluce quy be Iumlc payable to hcr childlcu.

Tun COMPANY numnnns ANNUAL UASII D1 VIDENDS,

which are available III payment of WWII Anuqu l'ruluiuln. All the insured “I this llom puny receive dividends which run he used in part oi the second and curb subsequent Annuul I'rI-Iuium lhcrcnl'icri or the dividch may be allowed to accumulate, IIIIII nubsoqIn-ully used 111 whole or ill purl in the pay- mcul ol l'rl-loiluus. ‘II bu noun ofthu (lolnpuuy baiuu l’IJli'lCI. I’ ll'l'l.'.-ll.. cuch Iilt'llllll’l‘ pnya only the "VI-rum! cost of lllllll’llllt'l‘,v all surplus lu-iux uluiunlly returned to the I‘uhcy helm-rs, (Companion lulvilut 11 Stock Cupilul usually retain a lame portion I'II'I' the Stockholders) 'lbo I)1v1- dcudo paid to I’olu-y holders cxcrcd

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MEDICAL EXAMIMFJlS: I)“. MACKIIWUN, Illt. It. JOHNSON. Agent for l'. E. Island: HENRY A. IIARVII‘l. (fh'tnwn Nov III. “168.

gum literature LINES WRITTEN BI GEO. DOWEY,

0N IIUIING OVER "IS “'1?! Ah") MOTHER'S ILIKBNBBB, WIIICII IIE RECEIVED IN A LETTER.

much loved forms I see, and troublp me; The

utore on smile on me,

,1 brought on than.

look can trace,

The marks of suffering deep and strung,whicll time cannot ctl'uce.

You have mourn'd for me as lost and sunk beneath the stormy see,

But little did think or imuglne tllo fntc thatis awaiting Inc.

In one week more my men is run, no more my lllce you'll see,

So now my wife and mother, prepnre ye soon to folio me.

My sull‘crilq, here have been severe; but God lnIs been with me,

And will never desert me to the end, what- c‘cr that end mny be.

On the sixth of April, that fatal day, the lust that I expect to see.

Mny God, in his mercy, me prepare for that vast eternity;

No more shall I see the little birds as they ring from two to tree;

Tile birds may sing, und flowers bloom, but they bloom no more for me.

Never again on a ship's deck slmll Iny heart I beat wild and free,

Nor evsr plough nu.- nngmy ueep, which gave such Joy to me:

My fate 1- sad, 0 (roll of love. I humbly pray to Thee,

That ’1 hou wilt move Sir Robert‘s heart, and compassion have on me.

Nor never more shall you stray on the wild sen shorc,thc llon1cwurd bound ships to see, Or much their soils. us they enter port, for one so dear to thee,

For fur beyond the spnrkling wave, on a lone- ly lsluud shore.

There sleeps the rcumins ofycur suilor boy, to awake in this world no more.

But, Heavenly Father, I cry to thee, and 111- though my triuls are sure,

Thut thou wilt sustuin my widowed ones till their journey through life is o'er,

Anti when the lust trumpet shull sound, and time shall be no more,

We shall meet in that heavenly land of rest to part no there.

I wish I could send and let you know, so you could share my joys with Inc,

I“ 901! in his moer hns Ilt't'll ulnnand o. It vu another week to me

And mhy my IIcuchIIy Saviour bless the heart that through sympathy

01‘ good Sir Robert, who under God, that blessing vouchsufcd to me.

1in Rev. kind and Christian friends, they ask no thanks from Inc,

For they slmll reap 11. rich reward in 11 bright ctcrnity.

And so shall every Christian hcrc.who Ims pity shown to me,

For they have cheered 11nd consoled my heart with tender sylnputhy.

Farewell, my kind and warm friends, likewise my Attorneys thrcc

Who lnlmrcd so bum in my bchnlf to revoke the dread penalty.

What you have done is not in vain, and nltho‘ without 11 fI'c,

Your nIIIIu-s are recorded in the book, and grout your rcwurd shall be.

And now, () Loni, thy mercy semi, I humbly pray to Tin-c,

Spare the country the shocking sight they expcct so soon to ace.

Do not let the scnll'old, Lord, crectcd be for

111 . Wch... not now disgraced the land for half a century, And may its use never be required in tlle community. ('h‘town Juil, March 29, 1860.

' snow BIRD,

THE TBAPPER'S CHILD.

CONTINUED.

The major did not doubt the truth of what Mussou said with roger-d to the in- lorlunllon possessed by tho lilalckfcct: 101' he had lutuly had Ilbuudout reason to bo-

Iiovl- that they knew all that was goiugou

in the fort. A lmrshcr suspicion than he hut-I yet cuterlniucd 110w crossed his mind. Could It be possible that the wicked wo- man. who had so long remained. under false prelmrecs, n11 minute of his family. hull been noting ns nspy Iortho white loud- et's of the savages who were threatening his safety? llo quickly concluded that it was not only possible but highly prob- able.

The first thing to be attended to. how- ever, was to give an answer to the com- municntion that be hell just received from Musson. lie could 11111.11in gentleman mud n soldier. turn over nIt'lIllllclld to tho Iucrcics of Musson and his pnrtiner, what- ever might be her relations to them, or whatever Inult she might have committed. Neither did he hnvo any idea of giving up his oodsto make presents totho savages; for it was against his principles to attempt to buvoll'nu enemy. IllllI ho was by no menu‘s sum lllht Mussun would be able to keep his promise, even if he should desire to do so.

lndluusllmt ho had no answer to return to such :1 communication, except. that it

bike the fort if they wanted it. threatening language and insulting ges- hlrcs, the envoys rude uwuy.

Major Iicuning immediately went to his house.“ 11 very disturbed and perplexed state of mind. lie was angry, and was not disposed to bottle his wrnlh.

1n the setting-room ho found his wile and Madame Lulinrdic. engaged, as usual, in sewing and eeuvcvsntiou.

.llunuuttn II‘UII-Ibll‘tl and turned pain. when she saw that he was III a towering passion, and her [male wus Iiiglltcncd whcu he opened the letter that ho hnd rc- ecivl-d from Musson, nnd rend it in loud

Once more. my wife and mother dear, your And, 611, your sad and altered looks do pain Room has faded from your cheeks, no

And great Indeed has been the grief that I hlve

As your likeness now before me is, I in your

After a brief consideration, he told the

would be necessary for them to collie and Willi

huve fnintotl and fallen from her sent. if Mrs. Ilenning had not brought. her some water and produced 11 bottle of swelling— suits. Major Ilcnnin". without appearing to notice her condition, turned lllltI address- ed her in the some rough and angry tones which he 11nd used while reading the letter. " I wish to know what this means. mud- um; I received this pnpcl‘ a. short time ago, from the bonds of two blnckfcet. in- dlans, and I have n ri ht to demand from on Is lull and tl'ulhluF oxplnuution. nve been with usnlong time. and we have endeavored to treat you with invari- sblo kindness and nfl‘cctiou; but l mu nfl‘nid that we hnvo been poorly repaid by you. You hnvo never told us your his- tory, and We have never u ishcd you to (10 so ngniust your will. It now seems that that you had 10011 causolor concenlment It was nature that you should not wish the fuels to be not known. if it be true, as Is stated in this paper, that: your father 11nd your rightful husband are the rene- gndu hud ruscully leaders of that murder- ous blind of savages. lulu wuitiulur for your explanation, madame." I’ocl‘ Jennuctte could hardly find ut- terance, much less any what she might have wished to say, if but trouble bud not been so grout. She cast 11 phones look upon Mrs. lienning, un iInploriug glance toward the miljur, uud spoke lccbly and painfully: "I hardly know what to say, I am nfl'nid you would not belicfe nuy thing:r I Inlght say. I hoped that this trouble had ceased to follow me; but it finds me out \th‘fuvul' I g" ’I‘Imr man in not. my 1111:5- bun , and never was. I knew him once, but know him only to despise und [cur him. Since lny marriage he has persecuted me. and I Icitl‘ that be will never sense to do so while he lives. I have never been the vale of any mun but Henri Lnbardio, In ' dear husband .1311 the lnthcr of my CIlIIl . lie is tlcntl. II I I have now iii) “POI-90W” but God, since you are angry with me." “ Yoll dcny one of the allegations eon- tuincd in this paper." resumed MnjorIIen- lung, whose manner was not all: oil molli- licd. " Do you also deny the other? It tells 1110 that your father, in connection With the man, is one of the Bluekl'cctlcud- crs.‘ “ I can only tell you the truth. sir, and you mustjudgc for yourself. I knew no- thing about my l):\1‘t!lll.:l"t3 until I was seventeen years of ego. Twas cducntcd at a boarding-school in St. Louis, and only kncw that money was received for my support. At last, :1 very vouch 11nd ignol‘unt p " 11 nppeul'cd. named Joul- [gm-mun “.1... ,-I.:.....,l a. 1.. w, mun... .mu enid thnthc intruded to take me away. and llult he meant to marry me to :1 rich man. by whom he could be supported in cuss during,r tllc remainder of his life. He Ilcutioucd tho Imqu of James 1111155011 us tl