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p the parting of the submerged part of the

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the better is to enforce it. We weith go to the extent of suggesting that the Government would grant ii small sum to those ditricts which may not have sulii— cicnt means to procure iiciv books. It would be a strengthening of their own hands. for education is the firincst pillar of a country's liberty, prosperity IIIHI happiness. It is a pity that such it fair fabric as our educational system should in any way miss its hiin end. either throuin a dircliction of duty or want ol enterprise in its directors.

THE TBEGRLPH.

Ili’ an Act of the Lieutenant Gov- ernor. Council and Assembly of this Island. certain rights are. couhrrcd. and privileges are secured. exclusively to the “ New York. Newibniidlmul.inidLondon Telegraph Coinpany,"——onc of which is that. to this Coiiipiiny alone is granted the exclusive right of laying down ii sub- marine cable to connect. is the Act ex- presses it. " this Island with the conti- iicnt of America and Newfoundland," ,mii‘l the point from whence the electric cable is to proceed is fixed also—via Cape Traverse. In ti former article we gave it as our opinion that this point was selected by the Company. and approved of by the Legislature, on uceount of its pri ~imity to [lie main land. and sug- p. ed that the same reasons would probably lcad to the \Vcst Cape being chosen as the place from whence a second will probably extend. 'I‘lieimpoitancc of having this attended to by the (Join- pany, no hope will not escape the inime-g dintc attention of our Government.

The sub-marine cnblc. when in ope- ralion gave gencrdl satisfaction to the public. This in part was the result of the judicious selection on the part of the' company. of the efficient and failliiul gciitlimcn whom they have placed in their (iii-ices in this Island, who by the manner in which they have served the public. have render ‘d an application for the services of the cable a pleasure as well as P. convenience. but us this con- venience has been so often destioycd by

line. steps should be taken to ensure the laying ot'n second during the approach- I log summer; and we have greatly underrated the business tact of the gov- ernment. if the present state of all‘airs will he suffered to exist much longer.

If the \Vcs‘. C‘ape should be selected as the point from whence the second cable shall l‘XlCIIlI,llll.‘ line of posts used, for more than half the. distance.conl.l be also used to extend a line to (‘IIIH'ILOII‘i‘S along the gr-ater part of theliiic, In either places, cedar or juniper posts can be obtained. and to no place would they have to be drawn many miles. which would render the laying down ol a line much cheaper than in some other places.

In those and other matters the Gov- ernment should lead the peoplc~—shuald go in advance, and show their aptitude and titness to bear rule, by the wisdom of their procedures; and if the Company require the aid of a fciv hundred pounds to establiin telegraphic communication in these directions. we believe it would be an expenditure in favor of an exten- sion of means for advancing some of the best interests of the Colonymnd tlicreRirc would commend itself to or 'y true Patriot.

' OPENING OF THE LEGISLATURE.

At ‘2 o'clock yesterday, His Excellency ‘ the Licut. Governor came down to the Council Chamber :iiid opened the Legis- lature. His Excellency was escorted from Government llouse by (‘iiptain IIolmnn‘s 'I'roup of Cavalry. and meet at the entrance of the Provincial lluildiug by the Volunteers of the (lity. In con— sequence of the bad slate of the roads many members were absent. We giic below a telegram. giving a short synopsis

CHA“LOTTETUWX. March ‘1, 1868. Jon. IIIJH'IMJI. I-Isu.

House of Assembly opened lo-dny.—. Fine turn (HIL—Spt't‘t'll relch to Lonnl‘ Bill :1an results—Report of Law ()iliccrs‘ on h‘i-Ikirk Estate will be laid betorc lIou -—Revenuo in excess of I‘lxpcinlilurc.—-» lhll tor consolidation and amending I'ldu- ealion promised. '

R. (lotioox.

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It is an old adage that “ M ch comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb." This year it has proved so. so far as the coming in is concerned. The snow storm of last Tuesday was the worst this season. The roads are almost iinpii ‘ ible. In some places there are mountains of snow. and on the Ii:ch over afoot deep. The postman from here did not reach Charlottetown until \Vcdnesday. To the \Vcstward we learn that the storm was very severe. and a very large body of snow has fallen.

[If llyrifL-reiico to our advertising columns it will be seen that Mrs. i. (ireen & Selim-man intend selling off the whole of their Stuck in 'l‘radc.hy uuction on the I7LII inst. Great buigains may be expected.

no ICL an obituary of Owen Iliiinili. I~.sq.. in tho “ Antigonisli Casket." Ir. lliiinill was a native of Ireland. and emigrated to the United States when var ‘ young. whore he studied architecture imicr tliu Ianious I'. 3. Keeley. Esq” of New York. Mr. Iliunili‘s “I‘M. clTortiii his profession was in the e- tioii oi the bean- l

ii'ul Calliolic (‘hapcl at jnisli. in this Is- and. lie :iltcrwards siipurintcndcd the erection oi many other buildings. which he left behind as monuments oi his genius and proficiency in architecture.

1:" Aceimoixu to announcement. the Rev. A. DcsIIvi-ay delivorcd a lectir'e in the Wesleyan (‘luipci on Friday evening lastmn ilio subjceluf “Clivi iin Ibiplisin.“ A may large number of persons assembled, iiinny ol whom were unable to obtain an entrance. in conneqm-nee oi the crowded state of the Ulinpei- ’I‘he lei tnver occupied about an hour and a hall delivering his; lecture. It was well read. and the best 0! order wasimilntnined. We cannot refrain from expressing an opinion on the very excellent manner in which the meeting was presided over by lv‘inlay lift-Neill If)”.

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l. "w .Irertisc zicntstlns Day

Extensive Trade Sale—Green ti; Schiirman.

Dr. S - ——"'.i' To 'l‘i rs—Jolin MchiII. New . e8 of—Ilnrvic’s Buokrlol'l‘.

I-‘or Sele—Fiuhiy MeNeill. India. and the Indian Mutiny —"‘.."

Snmmcrsidc Debating society.

As previously announced. 'I‘. Kelly. limp. iflll'l‘lt’l‘filb an . delivered a luciu ‘ - on ” 'I‘lic luiagitialiini“ before this society. on Monday evening lust. Although the evening was very stormy. the hall wu~ densely crowded. 'I‘hn lecturer viewed his tho-no in two aspects, \iz : tin-provinrc ol the lulty ol'inuigiu-Aiion and its cub lure. Asit would be impossible. to give anything of an outline of the lecture. 30 as to (‘uin‘t .in adequate idea of its merits Iotho public. it will suffice to say that it was tliioiubout highly lnslriiclivu and in _; ml l:lrltt. “unlit-stint; the i-siilis of deep

'rh and pi'ili‘ll'ollull oi thought on (he

I'|‘. part of the learned lecturer; it was :i philosophical and scholarly ell'ort. Al the eiom ol the lecture. by request of the President. Itcv. Mr. l-‘i'anio. “on. Mr. Iluwlan. (I. Mi-Lcunun, Esq. lir. Homer, and Mr. '1‘. I'Iirwnn made a few iippi‘upl'i- at”. remarks. alter which a vote oi thanks was unanimously awarded to Mr. Kelly |or his :uiie lecture.

Mr. 'I'. Kiri'nn. on Monday evening next. will give "Readings iroiii tho I’octs." Doors open at 74; to eiuinncneo at ti u‘i'liit'k. The public are respectfully iii- vited to attend. Itescrvcd seats for ladies.

By order. ALEX. Multan, Sec'y

Suinniersidc, March 4. isos.

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Man '

MIIIL‘I‘, r..thcr than take nauseous Illi‘llll‘lll” A I such. who sIIIli-r from coughs

and colds. irritation of the bronchial tubes. and leudcnci' to consumption. have in Dr. W iar‘s I! III of Wild t‘Iierry. a l‘i‘lilvlly ii. 11"Itl’ blc to the palate as ell'cclnal in remov- disease.

Mrs. A. Allen's Worlds Hair Restorer and Zylobalsaiuni or \I'orlili Jloir Dressing are unequalled. and 50 k iowlcdgrd by all who use them for restoring. invigorating and dressing the hair, renderiin it soft, silky and glossy disposing it. to remain in any desi-

tred pun ion; quickly cleansing the scalp. nr-

resting the fill and importing: a healthy and unturin color to the hair. They never fail to ri store grey hair to its original youthful col- or. They not directly upon the roots of the hair givin;.r the natural nourishment required. No lady's toilet is complete without the Zyiu- Lnillalliulll orliair dressing. It cleanses the hziirnnd imparts to it it most delightnt frag- rance, inn] is suited to both young and old.

The Restorer Iteproduces. The Hair Dressing cultivate: and beiiulifles.

Ifyour Iltlli‘ isthiii try it, if Icurfy try it. ifhursh try it, if lustreless try it, if none at these try it, for all who use it will preserve tl ir Imirtlirough life. For Milt: by all Dru: gistc.

“v- ' u u n ' Qplanned. At n- Manse. on the ' lb uIt.. by the Nov. W. II. I“I‘.|IIIL‘. Mr. Daniel Iloiiiniy. of Lol IS, in Angeline, only daughter oi Mr. Samuel Yco. of Lot in.

lly Mr. J. J. llice. Il.(l.hl..nn the I “II Iilt.. Mr I). Murr ' to Mary Ann. third daughter of Mr. John II list, all of Lot 7.

(in the IIIll III>L., by the same. Mr. Donald \‘i Ray, of New London. to I ydi yoiingcil daughter of Mr. William Nix, Min to Mimi-

Ilirhnrd Suiilh. limp, of l‘iiwiinl, Io (innit, youngest daughter oflieacon John Aer regor, I.'II 'lH.

Us the 26th ul'... iii I‘lllershic, by James Lil-clay. Esq , .I.l’.. Mr. Edward I). l.cd« none, to Miss Elizabeth J. Lynch, all of Lot

Id

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On Tue. uy morning. the 2 a short ill 'ss. I'Jllen, eldest llil _-bli-r ol‘ the Charles Stewart. limp. Attorney General of this Island. in thiI {list year of her size.

At Eldon. Belfast. at the residence of his son. on the '..'.'nii in after ii M'i‘t‘l‘t' illness of two months Ialncs Moore, I.:t]., aged TAI years. l)e 'od was a native oi London. England. iilid ciiiiuratcil to this Islnud about in years ago. lie was a man of eiivncsl Cill‘lullull piety. seemed to live near his a- viour, and death only removed him from the sorrows and pains of earth to a brighter world. He saw many changes in his adopted country. iiiiil has left at numerous lamin of children and mid-children, and many well- trii-d friend.» to mourn his departure .

[When Mr. Moore came t in this Corin- iry lie resided ioi' - few years in (Susi-um where there : rai yet living who I ever since islicil for him Ihe:ini'i-ri>sl:iud kindest ri known as ii (‘Iiri~iian gentlenuui, \rluisc liivndsbip was run evanescent or transitory, his Christian disposition uiiiltlliristinii \ivincs having li-d drum to r nird him as n rim-ere and ruined (flirisiian friend; and such We be- lii-vi- is the, testimony that will be borne of him by iill who ii ere iavorcd \villi' Iii iic- ipi..niinni.-o. his wife and family in their great lone—Iii). .loiriix.ii..]

mm s: m

VERAEBJ l.

to take place iit the

E- ‘BSC {USER'S STORE,

0D Tuesday/l/ 17th lost. The wiiou: of l . THEIR ‘ STOCK to be disposed of. pa“ Forlurthcrparticubirs see hand-bills.

GREEN & SGHURMIIN.

5th March. mos—1m» 2i

Siiniinersid

Dr. Shaw,

recently arrived from Old uglund. has taken up his nbod

PILGRIM'S RE . LOT 10,

where no can be consulted at all hours. March 5, 1068.

TO TEACHERS

AND

SGHDIII. TRII TEES.

‘CIIOOI: REGISTERS and REVISED SCHOOL REGULA'I‘IUNS Cnn biI sup- pllcd. on application. at tin- Ilookstorc of Mrs. S‘l‘AMI’I-th, Charlottciow . All coniniunicalhins ' ic Ilonrd of Edn- clilion must he in wriiing to ensure attention. Leilerl and All returns correspondence on illflcrrnt inildeetl Iliniild be written on separate lliceti of paper. and addressed to the under- signed, where practicable through the Port ()fllen. Ily order of the Hoard of Education. ' .IUIIN .\Ii‘.\'lIILI.. .‘Zi t'li'iown. March 5. HUN. li

,__. W .: . - .l_ W .. SUMh ERRHAE

Mr. Moore tin-y have long:

We sincerely syinpailiizc with '

a For SALE all To Liv-ii"

For; SALE?

boxr-s 'l'OllAl‘ ‘ti. 1 new Irccl. INLAY MrNI‘IILL.

'. lSllS.

I new Stairs or

SCHOOL BOOKS.

' VIII‘) NEW Siiilll‘ls of I: l? A Di N ti HOOKS. authorized by the Iluauu or

I‘Iuccxrim: forusc in the I’Ulildfl hffIIUULS

of this Island. can now be lifllI complete at

Howie’s Bookstore,

12

A Linen“. mat‘ and Wholesale Dealers. k2“ I’Iezire send in your orders. Cli‘imi-n. if

India or. the Indian Mutiny! LIEIY’I'L'II on the above subject will he dcliv the Ilt'V.1\ ‘ Ilcfilirisly. on 'I‘LII‘Itlil). ' evening. li 19.:it 7b o'elor-l:. in Sin :ig's llall. A ‘ l‘l‘ll 7, IS“

sacrifices,

Now READY ron SALE AT C0 1‘ IN ’S BLOCK SIIUI’, SUMMERSIDEI

IIIZ subscriber begs leave to din-ct the iiitcnli of HIIII’ BUILDERS and SIIII‘UWN S, toliisill.l)CI( SIIUI'. where he llil- now. iind will constantly keep on li.iiid. a large lot ul‘llldllllifi. lift-ll s which will he sold at the lowest ISIJIIIIIIIK and 2-} visit Cizx r. off for CASH. lieinciiibi-r those are not the Illa: ks you rc-id about which have no llusbing in the h ves, iind2 liivels \vliereli is riquired. I'arlics purchasing should iil ' " drive outin pin‘ a d examine the ' nic. as many vessels have icen lost in consequence of ILI|I Blocks

The tiniest vessels that. ever sailed from this Island were furnished with “looks from ilic subscriber Factory. (the Aleominfon. Undi'nc. anci/cu. and others )

ALSO—Ships \Vbecls, finishch with neat: nevs mid made substantial. Deck l’liigs. L'nmps, &c.. &C.

Ih-i‘crcncc can be made to Hon. J . C. l’opc.

Lion. James Yeo. JOHN COS'I'IN.

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"7. l34i8.

.. “ F0 NTAEN HOUSE,” canon man, SUMMERSIDE!

f ‘liii subscriber most . ccifully ri-turiu: his thanks in the public who so liber- lly pairoiiizcd him heretofore iii the " Iil‘illlll House." and wishes to iii'nrni them that he has again opened ii i “ door to his old stand. ii B ardizig 11 use 55 Bar. li.iviug plenty of var-’I room. and I'.‘ li-nl laud ('Ollllmllllllu‘: . BLINK}, lii- is prelim-.1 in make lII litillitl‘ll: who may [Lill'ulllzc ilio “ FUU I'AIX IIU'iIS C.“ lid-Vii) (BRADY. if ‘

l-‘ounlain House. ? ‘li‘. iv. . 27.1sns. 5

' ' _ (i rare

or aortas". .3- a Opposite l’osi Ollicc!

Whip” and Iinliies' Shoes.

' rs and I-‘ciilhcrs,

3 iii Cullen,

.all kinds.

ind I'eiirl Barley.

. 'J‘ and Sugar.

ns t‘urrants. 'I'obaLcO, itul l’onnd Patches. aini' and PH: t “read. inilli’s t‘oiilw, Thread of all hill-l5,

VERY ‘

C II 1'} A Itonm I'apcr, . IiI‘iIIiIS,IllII1IntI-|. run iroomsnnil Buckets.

f'lollis and li‘laiincls. Gloves and Stockings.

Beautiful isliawls & Sac s

Lozenges and Crockeryi White mid I'iiblczielicd t'oilo Einbroiiler

Ltlt'i's, lidgii s. Veils, i‘i .

Lamps. and ('l iinii-s. niid (til. ‘ I’.Iiclit Medicines. Hoops. Muslims.

l l'riiits. (.‘obur , Lnnias. IJri-ss Buttons and ' ' ' mu Muslin Handkerchiefs. llair Neils for iid. dciyini: competition!

Nail... Glass and l‘iiu_vl L‘Ll., etc.

I?!“ The above. with a great many other Goods of the host quality. are being sold oil \‘mir (‘iiizxi- l-‘tlll (IASII. to make room for. Lin- coming .S‘pring Fashionable Stock!

FIN LAY McNEILL.

I‘lt‘iS.

‘Bewsenfissrs‘rs! linpo‘irnnt Notice.

I III". subscribers l-:vvehccn instructed 'I‘I l I". 'I'III, S'l' I'll-ii'

o > m .— ..

Sunniicrside. I-‘vb.

~iiiiis. without . titled Accoiin

N IL'UIA. are not immediately paid. ALLEY & DAVIES. .' All)": for Trustees of Dawson's I‘Istali‘ f‘I ‘imvn. . lsdti .

Good Templars. 1)ltl).'('li ('(ii’N’l‘Y LODGE of the 3.0.

at” (itllil) 'l'l-ZMI'IARS. will int-0t iii Quiivtcily Session. on “WEDNESDAY even- ‘inu. the 25th MARCH, at 7 o‘clock. in the " Prince Edward" Lodge llooni. Lower Ile‘ dcque.

‘ order. WILLIAM It. Sill-ZEN. County Seiiitiiry. f‘cntrerille, Beilcque. Feb. 2R. 1863. iii

. . .

Administrators Not], c. HEREBY give l‘i'nue anlf‘E that I E...” appointed ItOlI‘I‘. MLC. STA: Jpp, of Snmincrside. my Attorn y. for 5.0 “my in n“. name, to collect all deh'. dI‘ . mm mm mu}. became due‘to the E of “.0 pm. DORA“. Ms PA'I'TIIW‘W: "U". to vo receipt! for the same when poi.“ [0 mm. RUIII'IIL’I' S. I’A'I"I‘I'lll5().\'.

NON“ Bedeque. Feb . 181; im.

l7 0 I.l~'.’l‘. and yin-session given in AI’IIIL

next. the TAGE atprenentoeeupicul by the rim st" There are 'I‘IIIiI'lli ROOMS and :i Ii loivn stairs. andlx 'l‘III-‘I'ZI‘I IlilttMS

A «table and; garden are in cunn

on with it. It I: in the drycst piirt oi'tlic ’I'owh. ‘ (“CORGI-l RAMSAY. Snninicrshle. Felt. 27. 1 is ~3in . .c . . w. _,.._._.,.-__T___. BOAT for SALE. 7 ‘IIIC Subscriber offers for .‘lAId-l it BOAT. . ‘Jd feet Irccl. «IA feet beam. plunked with ' 1'. well rigged. and excellent llllls of . ( nvass. She has only pap“ used one It‘ll on. She now lies in

h’licmuitue Creek. Apply to. JOSI-ZI’II [milfif‘lll-l. .‘Ii-cnlielic. Feb. 27. INN. :li ‘

lii t'rmt proof cellar, a “or room and lilLL'IIL‘II

.‘RiizinLAR Lin

: li‘lonr,

deplli. It); for: '

"1;;ii—iuaéinf‘in1.61is. isle.

Rare Chance! Valuable P-rope-rtyi

It)“ SALE AT

AUCTION.

7 'iIII'Iriibsi-ribcrwil ‘cllai piibllc.\lll."I‘I()N

on SATURDAYJIW 7th d iy quIAIlUII. next. iii the hour oi :1 o'clock. p. iii., on the premises, that valuable Property known as' tho “ Vlll'l'tfliIA IIUIISI'I," at present owned und occupied by hill. (.‘IIAIlLEh‘ (IUI.I.I-)‘l‘. situated at \'ictori.i. Lot J. and only i few. yards from the public Wharf. :I' d without . c 'ct-pliuu one of the bent stands in ~aid [li.it'u, ‘ consisiini.y of one ’I‘own Lot with ii good DWELLING HOUSE. 2 idoric.s high. with

lui din: :5 stories. of the l. '

altnclo-d. Also, ii large high. extending: the whole of id Lot, in which '. ii ood Stable. Shed. ‘v'iirchiiiinc and hay lofts. nil other conveni- ence. with ii yard and garden adjoining. ALSt).—liimicdi:ii ni'ier the sale of lhel premises, will be otlcrcd the whole of the contents oi'tlic liar ltooni, consisting of lies

cunts-rs, (ii-asses, 'l‘aps. Wailers. Cash's. Store, \“QC i .. (inc Sleigh. I \Vaggon, do.

'I‘llIIAIS.—Onc third in three monllis. one

third in in mouths, and the renniindi-r in

2 years. For the other article , :iII sums

under 2C3. cash down; over that amount

ii credit until the lst of November, 1303. Approved securities required.

DONALD \\'. PALMER. Anct. (‘riipiiud, Feb. 25. iSIl'

AUCTION. Valuable Freehold Farm IN LOT 17!

71V”: Hibscribev has been instructed by Mr. Aid) . McCAI.I.l?.\I. of Lot ii, to sell by .-\l.(fl‘ll).\', on TUESDAY llic E'hhl M ARCH. next. at 12 o'clock noon. on the pr iiises. the valuable I‘ll iI‘IIIULIl FARM iuw occupied by him .

The above. li‘ariu contains 100 acres of ex- i'cllellt L:qu. is all cleared and undvr eiiiiiiii~ lion. It is within lire n has of the iowi of Suuimcrsi ic; mid \\‘IILIll zllf IL'IItE of in-. cxliansiibie beds o' . on two rozids. nn‘l Is in I . \ lily of tlrlsl. carding. and saw mills. 'I‘heii I" on the pre- mises a good l)\\'l~.‘l.l.l.\'ti lItiL‘Sl‘l and n large IiAIlN, 60 x . . with or Ilars under it, and other outbuildings. It is fenced with cedar.