r T,“‘;.”‘

New Advertisements tltis Day Auction Bollin‘s l’ro iert --«( . t -‘ Important. Auctlonllmiv loo An mm" Alteration—1“. W. Hales. The Pioneer Line—1t. 'I‘. ilolman. The Books '0 Mower—Do. Bargains— t. 'I'. Holman. {vidlcis—leo.‘

cav ng Veavin —I). S. Crew. Watches & Clocks—Di. Nettles—Alexander Horton. flying Frenchman—Alex. Smith. lor Sale in Bedcquo —Mrs. J. Rogers. Road Notion—John Clay. (frost Exhibition—Coil Brothers. Shingles 4!. hubs—Lavid lingers.

.A Minister-once said. " The light is had. any eyes are dim. and I cannot see to read 'thtslbymn.” If he ltatl purchaseda miroi *‘ Luz-TIM. Morris tit Co.‘s celebrate I'ct'- dented Spectacles." he would have been siblo'to aoodqublc. 'I‘hese splendid glass- tott'at‘omiiooutled in anothcvcolumu oi our paper. and we would advise all those who wish ingot. agood article. and a pair of spectacles-that will be a great assistance to their sight, to call at the Agent‘s store—— 1!. I‘. Holman's—and purchase a pair.

.“lwleam that tho muount realized at LtbeMalpequo llnznarnad Ted was £l9t). .l‘hts is good. and will enable the folks to lfinishfltelr new church at mice. We on- idevshmd that Mr. T. Ileattio, carpenter. :und T. Brehaut. l‘lastercr, have already commenced to work in it. Both these :gaentlcmen have earned the reputation ot I in first class mechanics, and therefore 'tho til que Church will no doubt be a good 10 when done.

Withqu received Livia stone's "and Book and \‘isltor‘s Guide ‘in St. John.“ wtth an'accouat oi Fredericton and the St. John River. It is published by (int-don lelu stoti. and contains a vast anmunt ot uselu and general iniorthatlon. and to u strangcrgolug to St. Jolut, will be. as a guide. invaluable.

Wt: forgot to acknowledge last week the “ Mirror ot 'I‘ypogrnphy" received by us. It is published by '1‘. ll. Senior & (20., and is cstecially valuable to printers. The June 'O.eontnins ti beautiiul tru pcco plate, executed in colors. It is really the most. bcatttitul pit-co ot ettgravingand press wurk we lutvo overseen. The book eon. thinssonie excellent specimens of typo- graphyuud interesting matter. The art oi printing Is certainly brought to pcri'ec- tion ltt tlto “ Mirror oi Cl‘y‘ptngraphy.”

Wt: have received an interesting ae- eouat of the Militia Drill at Port lliil. this week. It will appear next week.

A I'ie Nie party was given on Friday last. by the triends oi the Rev. Mr. Wed- tlall. previous to his departure treat the Iiotlequc Circuit. The notice oi it sent us is crowded out this week. We are always glad to ltearoi ourl‘riends enjoying theol- selves at. Ten Parties and Pie Nies, but we catiaut promise to publish lengthy notices of such ttntil we enlarge oarpapcr—snntc- thing we hope to do before very long.

Tut: Ilon. L. S, TILLI-ZY. froth the New Dominion. arrived ltere yesterday. He leaves again this morning for Clnnlolte- town, by the over-land route. During his short stay, several gentleman called no hint. Sumo iolks imagine his visit to the Island is to make an oiler to us to go into Contederation. We shall see.

’I‘tlt: Island Steamers have altered their route to this port. See advertisement

A Live Moose is now on exhibition in this Town-

The writ for an election in the Fourth District of Queen's County has been issued Nomination (lay on the 27th July. and election day on tlte 3rd of August.

'I'tttt laying oi the Foundation Stone oi iltu new Catholic Church. in this Town. took place yesterday—their lordship: Bis- hops Rogors and McIntyre. oillciatiug. III the nitcruoon the examination of tho Convent pupils was held. and lit the evetr ing a (.‘oueert given. An immense crowd of people were assembled, and everything passed oil well. We will next week give a lull report oi ilto proceedings.

"The Samtnerside Progress and Jenasnt. ttrc atlibcrty to.abuse us with impunity. They are small potatoes, and are not worth wasting powder upon ."

The above paragraph ac clip from the last Herald. The astute politician, profound phi- losopher, accomplished orator. and polished writer who fills the editorial cluiir of tluit high- toned and moral sheet, is mighty in the amt- ter of comparison. Will be to kind enough. while taking breath atttid the whim of his ntultitudlnoul cares. to inform IIII readers at the connection between potatoes and powder?

In the appointments of the 1‘. E. Island Presbytery. published lit Saturday‘s issue. Rev. J. Allen, should have bee“ substituted for Rev. I. Murray, on the id Sabbutlt oi August in Cateumpee.—-I’al.

We learn that there were about ier latit- dred pcnons in attendance at the Camp Meet- ing Service! at I'uwnhl on Saturday last. The Interest in the movement is said to be Increasing. Mr. and Mrs. .l’aluier are pre- sent. and zealously labouring in the cause which they have so much at. benrt.—l’ut.

The examination of the pupils of the (loa- grrgation do Notre Dame, ’I‘ignlslt. will take place on Saturday, the I‘I'tli inst.—-—l'ro.

331 ii {iii ti .

0n the tith lntt.. at Christ Church, Dart- ntoutlt. by the Lord Bishop oi Nova Seotla, Rev. J. thinning Richardson, It. It.. Rector. to Minnie lleartsborne, daughter ot'lntwrencc Trent-lit. ALI). '

At Charlottetown. on the 7th inst., by the Rev. Alex. Falconer, Mr. Donald McLeod, oi Unveil, to Mlu Margaret Gilli: of Point I’rltn cove.

At the residence of the bride's mother. bib inst... by the Rev. Isaac Murray, Ii. McNeill. I'll-41., M. D., Stanley Bridge. to Miss Amvlia.

'oungett daughter of the late John Alt-lite, 'sq.. French River. New London.

On tile in intt., at the residence of the bride's father by Mr. J. t). Chappell. minister of Providence chapel, Prince Street. Mr. Charles A limit]. to Sarah .I. llobbr. iltili daughter oer. J. Hobbs, hatter. ot t'barlotte- town.

At the Mame, on the lilth init.. by t to Rev. W . R. Frame. Mr. John Constable. to Mill any Macksy. both of New London.

At the residence oi the bride's father Scotch. Ilill, l'ictou, N. S.. on tho :ltlth June, by the Rev. A. Falconer. Mr. David M. Eraser. of Charlottetown, to Annie, daughter of Mr. Angus Campbell.

On the 2lst ult.. by A. Richard, ll. (‘. ltl., Mr. James Silltkcr, to Miss E. J. Front, both

oti.ot1._ a 7 3.3 it d .

Aillonderfiil Exhibition! !

COME AND SEE THE ELEPHANT”

HERE in now an exhibition. at the ware- . house of COLIN McLENNAN, Emit, lll Sutiimersidt‘.

A LIVE MOOSE!

This beautiful animal. only 12 months old, stands nearly live lect high, and is very true- table.

As the animal will only be here a few days, parttcs wishing to ttcc her had better call at uttec. ‘xdntisulou 911.

CAIL BROTHERS, Owners. jmttmerside, July In. two.

ALTERATION Departure of Sluttmcrs for Slzcdiac

._.._..__ N and after THURSDAY next, the 15th inst. the Steamers for Sutumcrside and

Slicdiuc will leave Charlottetown. until fur-

tltcr notice, evcty THURSDAY hml MON-

DAY night, at 'I‘wclvu o‘clock. instead of

Tuesday aml Friday mornings. as heretofore.

tit order to connect with the Boston Boats,

utid so as to avoid tlto necessity of Passengers remaining for the night at Slicdiae.

By order.

W. HALES, Secretary.

I“. July 9. lfliifl. [ju in

THE PIOEEB LINE

From Liverpool Direct! & dill, J. Iitu.l., Master, copper tittd copper fastened. classed A1 at

Lloyd's, will soil from the above port about the lst ofSltll'l‘l'illllll'iR for this port Dilll-ZL'I‘.

The. satisfaction already given Consignces, warrants the subscriber III solictting further shipments by this vessel.

7 ‘llE fast sailing Brig TKirwn-

b5)“ Apply to Messrs. Wit. STEWART 8; Co.. l'l‘ratl'ord Chambers, Liverpool; or to

the owner, R. 'l‘. IIOLMAN. idlyllt‘riitlt‘, July 12. isuo . ‘.’\v THE BUCKEYE

MOWER & REAPER !

7 ‘IIE Subscriber Iias received, from the celebrated mauuiitetory of A. 1'. Hit)”- ARDSON It 60., Worcester,

2-1 of the above superior

Machines,

\VAIIRASTRI) to give entire satisfaction. 93‘" Farmers will do well to call early,

.1 moderate In for. and tipon good terms.

ROli'l‘. 'i'. HOLMAN.

SIIIIIIIN‘I'FIIIL [July Iii. that): ilwg BARGAINS ! IN

STEEL FORKS. NASII‘S SCY'I'III‘IS,

N. S. STONES.

2 A: 3 Iiowetl I‘tAKES, at R. T. IIOLMAN'S.

Summersidc. Jilly l5. ism). ttw

L A D I E S ’ \Vill find a very large assortment of Butter 8'. Preserve Crooks! —ALSO—~ Flower Pots!

Cheap at

R. T. IIOLMAN'S.

Srltmnterfside. July 15, 186:3. :lm Weaving, Weaving! New England Self-Acting

annuities l

HE Subscriber II ing procured one of the above LOOMS, is now prepare} to do Custom WEAVINU of all kinds. Any style of goods can he done on this Loom. A dozen tliit‘ercnt quills can be woven upon the same warp. can weave a web six feet ten inches wide, Cloth double width, and Seamless Bags The bcstut‘ work guaranteed. Nu delay. Call and see the Loom and specimens of wotk. Reduced prices for Weaving. DANIEL I). CREW,

Near the Drill Shed.

Snnmiersitle. July in. 135:).

Watches 85 Clocks.

7 ‘IIE Subscriber has just received a new supply ot'tli.Ot‘,li & WA'I'Cll Material, “ml is prepared to execute all work in the Watehataker‘s line.

DANIEL I). (Till-2W. Suntmcrside. July l5, Near Drill Shed

‘ NOTIOE'.

V ‘IIE ANNUAL MEETING of the Can- cuntpec AGRICULTURAL SOUIE'I‘Y, will be held on FRIDAY, the 23rd instant, at the Temperance Iiall, at 1! o'clock, p. III.

‘\ IlUlt'I ON.

A“'°"°'l*i".‘l’.lf'rl3’.“ ”"__ “ Flying Frenchman.”

7 Villticclebrnwd Horse "Futxo I“lti2.\'(‘ii- MAS" may be expected to past litrlluglt St- Elcanor‘a and Summeriide, on his way home, the tint of next week.

ALI" . SMITH, Owner. New London.July . tsuu.

EOE SALE iii'BE‘OE’QUE

SUMMERSIDE Jonith

ttniisclecta perfect nnlnhinis, at I

ran: LIVERPOOL!

—-—-ro——~

Charlottetown & Summerside.

THE FAST SAILING Brigantine

" ZULI‘JIle.“ li. FIN"

LAYSON, Commander, 233 tons. classed Al at Lloyd's; coppered and copper fadeneJ. will be on the berth for the above I'orts EARLY IN AUGUST, and sail on or about the lst. SEI’I‘liAlllI-llt.

Importers wishing llli early arrival of their lt‘nll stock. can, by forwarding their orders in good tithe. avail themselves of this opportu- mty.

For Freight apply to Messrs. DAVID (‘AN- Nos, Sums St Co.. 57 South John Street. Liv

erpool, or to JAMES L. HOLMAN.

July 8. l81i9. pat. 2i Snmmcrside.

EXOOEEMONS

JULY and AUGUST! s BY

Steam N. Company’s Steamers

L-IRSONS desirims—Oztbtaining RETURN

P Tickets. available-for ONE WEEK. to tittd front any places called at by (‘o‘s Steam- ers. may purchase the same for UN E and a HALE FARE; or parties of FIVE or more may obtain the same at ONE single fare, Ullt: Ticket only being issued to the party. hi“ Season Tickets, at reduced fares, can be had on application at the oilice. By order. I:‘. W. llALES. 'Set-‘y. Jitly lI 1869. [july 1).

GEORGE “O. WRIGHT,

WHOLESALE AND ltle'l‘All.

Choice Family Groceries!

Dunn's Block.

Charlottetown, P. 3- Island- .lnly l. limit.

Tor—EffifiWLet !

Mill and Distillery.

'l‘ilE Subscriber oil'ets tor SALE or to LE'I‘ the DiS'I‘ll.LERY owned by him, situa- The Dis-

IIEAIJ‘IR l.\'

ted ill IAIN“ Rtvtzti. New London. tillery is in good working order.

ALSO—The GRIST MILL. alongside of the Distillery. which is in excellent order. and working every day.

There is It Dwelling llouse close to the Mill, whielt will also be Let.

$13“ The above Property is situated in a public part of New London, and otl‘crs a good inducement. to any person wishing to make money. The Mill antl Distillery will be sold or rented separately or together.

DUNCAN ADAMS.

Long River, New London, July 5, icon ltit

FARM‘EOR SALE!

’ ‘HE subseribernil‘ers for sale 100 ACRES of excellent LAND, situate at SIII‘II'J‘ RIV ER, Lot Ill, the property of Mr. ADAM CLAY , who luis recently retttovsd to the LES On the above properly tlterc is a comfort.- ablc DWELLING HOL'SE tiad good BARN. 'l‘herc ttrc about 20 Acres at it clear and under i'ence . The remainder is covered with valu- able hat‘d and soft wood, is tint ovcra quarter of a mile from art inexhaustible supply of Manure, quite near a good set of Mills, and altogether is well worthy tltc attention of iti- tcndtug purchasers. Terms liberal—made known on application to JOHN CLAY. Centreville. July 8, 1869.

Spring 1869.

’ JIIE S'l‘ANHELT) WOOLEN COH-

I’ANY at: 'I‘RYON. iii thanking the Public for the liberal patronage received would respectfully inform their customers and the Public generally that the Mill having been put in good repair and in de thoroughly ctllcient inevcry department; they will con- tinue to tmtnuthcture Cloths. Elanaels, Blank- eting &c. froth custom Wool as heretofore. l'arties wishing to do their own weaving can have tieir wool l‘ickcd. Oiled. Carded aml Spun, ior one shilling per pound. Custom- ers may rely on a quick return. and il'desircil may have Cloth in exchange at time oi'dc- livering Wool. nsacoustant supply will be always on ltaml.

“'ool which must be clean washed. free of units and course locks, attd of good quality received at the lion II. J. Cullbeck's, Charlot- tetown, or ill. the Mill.

STANFIELD \YOOLEN Co.

'I‘ryott, l, l8 “

Foa'rui: LADIqu Artificial I’l—trvct's,

N EW l~'eal hers,

Dress llnttons, Silk Lat-es. (i iIn p a . Collars, Ribbons, Ulovos.

llats, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c.. &c.. the. Just received and for sale (YIIEA l' at I“L\'LAY MCNEILL'S. Sutttthershle, .Iuly 8. 1869.

Just. Received, AND WILL 1m sou) LOW:

r BARRELS No. I Snperilne li'lottt', o) to itarrcls ()ttl'nuutl. L‘U lloxeu Extract Inongootl.

. Alt’l‘llllit l'. MILLS. Summerside, July it. lsd‘J.

“FLOUR l FLOUR z z

l'S'I‘ REt‘l-ZIVl-ZD, per steamer l-'I..i.l/- In‘L/llUII, trout MONTREAL,

I 00 IRA IIIII'I LS

No.l Superfine FLOUR.

'l-‘lllt‘. Subscriber otl‘ers for sale a FREE- llOl.D FARM, containing 7" Acres oi About 3.3 acres are cleared, and In1

i..\.\'i). covered with hard and shit wood. There Is also a good Marsh adjoining it, ahich this i} stacks of Ilay annually. I

There are on the premises a good Dwelling llousc. linru, LIacksanllt shop and other out- huildiuus, and u IIt't‘ut‘~I.I|IilI); spring ill. wateri lnti. a few yards front the house. . ‘i‘hts prn- t pcrty trohts nu Dunk liivvr. and is within a‘ ailttl"! distance of Mussel .\lud, Seaweed, Ac.,> hitd being convenient to market, males it at“. together a very desirable situation.

For further parttculers apply (I Diviu tinnitus. Dunk ltiver .\lilis,ur to the subscriber; no the premises. .

t \

MRS. .l. until-IRS. liedequc, .luly ll. lMill.

I

At Iildeford. Lot l‘.’, on Tuesday, .luiy iiih' after an illness of 7 months, Margaret. Ellen.j wiic oi the late llenjamiu lingers, tornit'rly ‘ of Lot. Ill. l

SHINGLES 65 LATHS l 130" Stile by the Subscriber, a quantity of |..\'|‘IlS i tect uttd M feet long.

a high rtate of cultivation; the remainder is .

. .

I). ROGERS. Summeriide. July it, lNIiti.

CANADA FLOUR.

l'S’I‘ RECEIVED. per Ichr. Slit III/Hi. truth MUN l'l:l’.,\l.,

350 Bbls. choice No. I Flour. for sale very l.-w int i «til. .l.\ MES L. IIilLM AN. \Ylielcsale \Yanlwnw, Ilt'itti liultnan's “hail. July 9, ISM).

DEAL FREIGHTS. \ TAN l l-LD. SEVERAL VESSELS to carry DEA LS. 'l‘n load at littctnuche. Iin-hibttcto, null Shemogne , tor l‘orts iii the IilllI‘Il t‘hantn-I, Liverpool and IlaI i‘lyde. Apply to .1. ll. \'.\’l‘l~‘.S. (‘nnnninrion Merchant. (‘h ’l‘nwn. June 23. law. 2m

LUMBER l

t. :MT‘I'iUné—th. 18st).

WORTH KNOWING!

Rind render; would you see your foot Inside a neatly tinishcd liotrr.

And feel you may without disgrace

Look even l'rincos in the face 't

Well. if you would. just call on me, And you will very shortly ace,

'i‘ltutl can do the worked neat.

And make the finish su complete.

'l‘hat.you would woudi-r front your hean You chtnc so late to GEORGE IIIU'I‘I‘AR'I‘!

In any man without a Sony. 7 The truth must now be pluittly told, That such there are. and i would say To such no one, make no delay. lt‘orifynu come, I've heard it told. the will and you will not be [nu-1!) ! For you can get for .llunzy down. The near ttnd cttcAt-tzs’r work in Town. So come and act a wiscman's part. And get your Iioota froth

GEORGE MUT'I‘ART. Central St.. Summcrriile, Julie 2-i, 1869.

Unfailing Eye Preservers

LAZAIKUS, MORRIS dc Co‘s, Perfected Spectacles

AN 1) EX’IC (xi LASSES.

The Large and increasing tlalc of these ' PERFECTED GLASSES

Is a litre proofof their superiority. “'1: were satisfied that they would be appreciated here as elsewhere, ttud that the reality ni’tbe ad- vautagcs oil'crcd to wearers ol'our beautiful lenses, viz.: the ease and comfort. the assured and readin ascertained improvement of the right, and the brilliant. usaistttt cc they give iii all cities, were in themselves so apparent on trial, that the result could not be otherwise than ithas. inthealnmst gem-ml adoption oi our Celebrated l’ot'l'i-ctetl spot.- turtles by the residents of this locality. Wilhn full knowledge of tltc value ofthc assertion. we claim that they are the most [crfeet optical aids ever Itniauiaeiured. To those net-ding Spectacles, we ail'ortl at all times an opportunity of procuring the best attd most desirable. It. 'I‘. IIOLMAN. Agent, Sutmncrside. Han nlwnya nu lmttd a full assortment. suitable for ci’ct‘v dillirnlty.

\\o take Itl‘l'ttnitlll to notify the public that we mitplur nopedleni. and to caution tin-tn against thom pretending to have our goods tor sale,

July N, Inuit, Iy

LOOK HERE I 7 HIV. Subscriber oli'ers for sale a splendid piece of MARSH on Township No. 26. no [lie South side of Dunk River, It short. dis-

tance below the Bridge, joining Wm. Schur- man's Farm; subject to a yearly rent of 8d.

per acre. For further particulars lllllI tertns, apply to GEORGE CLARK. July I. IBGS . \l’ilmot Creek. WANTED. \V’ANTED, a SECOND CLASS TEACH- ER, of the Episcopalian persuasion, for the St-Eleanor's District School. Apply to GEORGE JONES, Trustee. St. Elennor's, July lst, l8 “ lat

"itrw'iiu SHOP!

7 ‘IIE Subscriber would respecttully inti< Intite to his friends and the public in gen end, that his engagement with It. ’I‘. Holman. I‘II'lq..-IIIIVIIIR ceased, he has purchased the Stock in Trade of his TIN Siltll', am] has now (.onnncuced business on his own account. iii the Shop under the Clifton llouse,opp0sitc Stccvcs' Hotel, on CENTRAL STREET, in Sutt- .\il-:Itsiitli,t|iid is prepared to execute allordcrs itt 'I'INWARE, SHEET IRON, COI'I'ER, &c., at the shortest notice. A good supply of 'I‘INWARl-I will always be kept all ltaml. and will be sold at lliauu- iacturcr's priccs— Very L'lirnp. This Establishntcnt being A First Chum-s ()no, those wanting anything in this litic at Trade, will ilnd it to be to their advantage to giVe the NEW TIN SllOI.‘ a call. Town and Country Merchants supplied at the very lowest Wholesale prices. Jobbing done tit the shortest ttotice. The highest price. in CASH, paid for Old COI‘I'ER and BRASS.

“ JOHN BETllUNE. Summer-side, Jane 24, [stilt

t'tLIF‘itttt HOIISE.

1869. SUfiMER. 1869.

\‘l E ltnve now completed our spring im~ portations, and would call the attention of persons in want of summer vupllies to our

Large and varied Stock of

ME RGIIA N DIZE,

received froth the bent markets. which we oil'er at the lowest prices possible, among with b catt be found-—

nitt' GOODS of every Tobacco, description, Soda, HARDWARE, ditto. Sole Leather,

Molasses

cheap, Neats‘ do.. llay llakcs Sr. Forks. iloots and Shoes, Manure “ Kerosene Oil, “ Shovels, .t‘oii do.. Mud “ SHELF GOODS,

llocr. Scythe! and S. consisting of every-

Stoues. thing suitable for Nails. country trade. stat, -—A Lso—

l'aint. all kinds. 'I‘he justly celebrated

Oil, ’l‘uipeatiae, Yarniunth Cooking

Ohm, I‘utty. STOVE.

'I‘ul-s.Ilitcketmliroontr t'arlor do.,

TEA (very best, he iliti tibia. No. I I: ‘ usual. oi Island ill".thth

Raisins, Soap. .50 Magdalen do.

’l'ltuhiultcst price paid for lluttor, Eggs,

Sheep amt Cult Skins, Old Iron. etc. Si‘llllllMAN A‘ JOHNSTON.

(‘liflan House. New London. July I, lh’ti'd.

{BRITISH AND AMERICAN .11 O U S E .

liS'l‘ RECEIVED. per steamer Merritt

and Schr. .Iorrplu'ur from MON'I‘itl-ZAL. and [Io/mil A'nlllc from BOSTON—-

it t‘a-ks lieroscae OIL, l llbl. Olive do.,

I 'I‘ilt Nevis-toot OIL. I do. t'aator OIL,

nacho; so...

ROAD N OTICE.

' HE Fuhreribervtill lot by Public AuctiOn, tn the lowest bidder, oti THE Sl‘U’I‘. on

Tuesday, 27th July,

instant, at it o‘clock, a. m., the following work. viz :— Certain RE 'AIRS to WILMO'I.‘ CREEK BRIDGE; and innavdiately afterwards, pro- ceeding on. will let in the same manner. t to BUILDING ui'a STONE DRAIN and other work. ticar'l'liomaa Schurnnm‘a, Lot l'i'. Immediately after. the MACA DABIIZING of certain portions ot'tbc Road between Thus. Cairns'u and Suntmcrsale. Thence proceeding Westward, will let the MAUADAMIZINU of certain portions oi'the Road between Jas. Darby's and Summcrnidc. —ALSO— 0n Thttrsdny, 99th July, lush, at 1 o'clock. p. m., on the spot. eertaiit RE- i’AlRS to tiraud or Ellis River Bridge. The above work to be perforated according to specification to be submitted . t the time of sale.