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TO LITERATURE, SCIENCE, COMMERCE, AGRICULTURE, Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Thursday, March 11, 1869.

TEMPERANCE ANDREWS.

No- 25.

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THE

Summerside J ournal, ll PRINT!“ AND mull!!!) mar THURSDAY evesmc.

Ir , I JOIEPII BERTBAM’. A‘l' I” OWIOI, CENTRAL l’i‘Rll'i‘.

TERMS:

i' reno eu- liudvance 6s. Id. in?" o “ ’ 'hali'ulvancb, ‘7I.iid. stths end “you Be:

Person's getting up cums of "it Subscribers will be entitled to the JouuiiALior onayeu'.

unicorn-31151118.

inserted It'modsratc rates and in [cod style.

Srsclsi. Aousluurs may

tar column, or by the year., I

I his main;-

oi Ivory description, performed with nestness' I Cirn. U. Hanson).

sud despatch. and It modersta rates,

It the Joeliui. Oiiice

jlinanac for March, 1869.‘

moon's ruuss.

Last tr. 5thd 1h. 81m. morning,E. S. E. New Stool). land’diiy, 4h. 84m., morn., nun. First Qtr. 21st do , 1h. 42m.. morning N. W. Full Moon, 27th a , 5h. 20m.ovening, E.

be made on remnabla terms for a whole, I half, or quar-

Businrss alerts.

E. F. PU’RDY’S

(NEXT noon T0 norm AND Ions') I{in¢ Square. GHARLOTTETOWNLP. E. lSLANll.

All orders pun—Judy attended to.

Call and See! Jan ’I, '69 1y

HANFORD BROTHERS,

Sumner: to I'lioimu Hartford,

(linmmisiinn, @tiihnnifi,

And General Agents.

11 sonrn uinxxr wiunr,

SAINT J OHN. N. B.

Fuse. 8. HANMID.

J. H. ALLEN. Commission Merchant,

And Dealer in Provisions, 8w.

MARKET STREET, 8t. Io}£._N.B.

M" Gives personal attention to the Sale

: DAY SUN '52:: moon 5 E sud Purchase ofcvcry description of Goods. 2 wssxlrises-sets clocklsonthfllscs a -‘ Null-1359- l iii III III ml 11 ml l b mlh “1 CARVELL BROTHERS, 1Mou 6413543123021 3915010159 " is i: 12.: one" i - - M mm W d 48 rain. 31 4811 line 13 o in 9 00mm18310n e 3 5"." ii --:l:l22:l 43 iii ii And General Agents, 7 “in 6 325 5| ll 52 I: 83 g 311;? BANK BUILDING, QUEEfiSEIIEE'Ikd M 3111210 I_.-__~_I” g T32. 30 53,8 Charlottetown v d so 641 2 I i ii" 2“ ‘3 .u: a: is :2 R- 8‘ W. T- HUNT, 2 1‘ id 23 , , 13 Sit N g3 gygg 2; pg; ,, 33 aiuimmnmun medium, 9 .I . . I I: 6 ll“ 1 9 l 0 4 ii 27 GENERAL AGEN I‘S Alias ’1‘ 14 ‘28443622928 i: is alszoiaseioso so AUGTIONEE . is filters 11 4! 8 948 501131 53 sinssnoou Ann orrics is IFTliI 9 5‘ 1 512.1 is mom 5:; no“ of gum“, man: 20 3’“ 3 1; g z (I, lg 6; (opposite the Store of Win. '1‘. ilunt 6. Co.) g; Muu'l'i 3 8 0 50 45 50 2 Eli 5 gun}deg, P. E. "land. 23 Tull I 9 0 38 9 29 818 v 8 AP,“ 2.1858. 1, 24 ch1159 1162033547 11 ‘ ’5 To" :2 ii 2.2:: r: 2;: :: moms 1mm. 26 Fr ' _ I 21 so. . .. it. is 11:43:57) 3-2: .. “amazing”; M'- - T aw M to 17 4 1 :3 4s 19 4 2858 44 9 so ill NOTARY PUBLIC, as. “ND 31 Wed 45 21 4 10166811 4 85 swmusmu. . - - - 1’. 16.18. . .__~_. ‘ unmenido Markets. 69 WILDIAII BEAIRISTO, ' o is . a... m. “"°" 1.. . ., Commissmn Merchant, "Whip"? 2 “3:12;;3 Auctioneersfi General Agent, 0 ts bus I I Pdtntgg: per bush is ad I is ad I warn srnser, I d “mil” P” bu" md ‘ l' Summernrle. ---. ------- "—- P. E. In an Butter per lb by Tub lad I 14d ‘4"! ‘1’" “:b 3:: i8“: \VILLIAM DODD, Tallow per . ' I “w v" 6“ 1°“ 1;; commissmn Merchant, Hides per lb 3 I "'"kef' "'4" "3'59: And Auctioneer, ‘ t lily CORGI" I Ad I. [It] QUEEN IQuAng, Flour per bbi 4.:s I 4 I JnAflLOTTETOWN- - - P. E. ISLAND Island Flour per out 20- to 21s I °“'"°" W" "” “" JAMES GREENOUGH, May or 'LI‘Ion IIOI I I Pius oar I “we. page. is I is: F L II ,B

Cb-rlostcuuv- Markets. Ch. Town, ‘Msrch 9, 1869.

Beef 1b 4 d I BdI' Mallowa lb 8 d I 711 Park per 1b.. by carcass, 4111 a (lid llsm per lb M I 7d Geese iii s s 1d Fowcls in is do Ducks Isch 1s Iii I 1s 6d Flour per 100 lbs 20- I 21s Oatmeal per 100 bits I 19s Buckwhest Flour. per lb )d I no Codnsb per Rulnlll 18s I 20s Bitter per ‘ ' ' 1s 511 I 1s 6d Do. by the _tub,,_ , is ad sis 4d (.brsse . . i 1 Ed I All 'I‘Iilow 1 30,11 I 12:: E I dossn . s I I.

I’m per bushel 1s 6d I Is Dd llIrisy " “ 5s Oats 2s ad I 2s 9d HI ,per too 70- I 151 111 «psi III 4.1 Sheepskins |IzliIch '0‘0 0 p" " . BI ad I As

figurines; dint-iii.

WW BANK OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Donor of area! am I f Ki‘np 3mm. Charla“: ems.

President—lion. DAllill. Dunn. Cashier—Winn! CUIDALL. Esquire. Discount Days—Mondays t Thursdays. Hours of Business—Fem 10s.m. m1p.rn. from 2 p.ui to 4 p.m.

UNION BANK. flrqflus 51., Queen's 51am, Chariot!de I’nfldalb—Clslm PAmtII, Esquire. Cashier—44:“ Alon-Ion, Esquire. Discount Days—Wednesdays A Saturdays. flours “Business—From in nu to l p IL, hoist I p.in to 4 p in.

V cumulus BANK.

cum: tired. Emile. P. I. [aloud President—Jun 1.. llouuv. Esq. Calder—E. L. LvoiAIu, E uirc Discosiitl) I-Tassdqsui Frlds I. not» for Icosiit 'mast baln be on 11 o‘clock on Discount toys.

loan If Moss—10 I. in.. to 1p.l|. iron 2 p. in., to 4 [1.111.

Moroiisht!

50 0:83.:nmgrior REIGN!!! 011., u ' .1. 1.. nouns. Wholesale Word-ease. Head label's 'M.CI-'IHI.NOV ll,’4l

COMMISSION MERCHANT,

no 4'1 condemn semi Corner of Clinton Street «mu—BOSTON Jnny. i. 1660. ly

Dn. .r. II. sArririsoiv. PHYSIiilllN. 808150! A'Aiil‘idliiilllllll

OFFICE It the résidcnceoithe Rev.W.W. Colpitts, Msrgste. December 8. use. '

DR. J; PRICE, Physician a; Surgeon,

Onion—At the Smnninsinn Dunn Sronsi, next door to Bunk. Central Street

svuususms', . . . . l’. E. ISLAND. October 12.1mm.

DR. JARVIS Ha Removed His Residence lo tlie Home (lately occupied by Mr MoKinlIy)

nut to Thor-II Hunt's. Esq. . 8t Elesnor's. Ha may be consulted Ivory farenonn It the Drug Store of W. '1‘. HUNT A Co. , Bummer

aids. 8t. Eleanor‘s. May 18, 1808.

‘DR. J. N. FULLER, Graduate oi Believuc Hospital,

flitditsl deluge, 3.

a of Rev. Mr. Desllriss . on (Jlflar‘alut-Edl‘rzlclfly appetite tbs Esublishyinsnl aid. 1.. Holman, Esq.,

‘.‘ All calls promptly attended to. Nomi-snide October 15. 1068.

FOUNTAIN HOUSE.

Noni silo Iii-I Square, (next to Park Hotel) 51': JOHN. N. B.

E! W. THOMPSON, ~ - - - PROPRIETOR. :“lnt Proprietor oi the above liOTELtIksI I.‘ this opportunity to return thanks for the

liberal Itrongs hitherto received and most respect‘sily solicits I condo-sues or the

sine.

This HOTEL is very lea-sully situated. and ccmmsnds a view 0 lilo; Square, and other psrts of the City.

in connection with the Hotel, is GOOD STABLINO, and s csrrihi Hustler in attend- ance. Parties comin from Prince Edward [shed with horsrs wil iisd this establishment the most comfortable in the City. and I per- Icu MI I It the Cars on their Irrivsl.

It. .1 n, isn’t. 10. it“. 1y

No. 9, King Square, ' ST. JOHN, N. B.

NEW E HE Iubscribflr havinthhEroughlyI 631$?!

Ind enlarge his 110 E and S' I

now prepared to accommodate Permanent dud ESTAB'JS'IMENT’ Transient Boarders on the most reasonable

terms.

may be-bad. J. CRAWFORD h SON. Hopi. 10. 1808. 1y

North British and Mercantile INSURANCE COMPANY.

FIRE AND LIFE. CAPITAL:

CHIEF OFFICES:

64 Princes Street. Edinburgh. 61 Thrasdneedlo Street, London.

Risks taken daily, in Town and Country. It the cmce of the Agent, Reading room Building, Dorcliester street.

G. W. DIBLOIS, Genersl Agent for 1' E Island. Charlottetown. June 20, 1808.——iy'

A. w. ANDRES,

Marble Worker, Point Du Cherie, Shediac N. B.

MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE- STONES. &c., &c.

AXEBICAN Arm ITALIAN MARBLE cosi- Itantly on hand.

Cnn furnish Gravestones and Monuments on less price than any other establishment in

the Provinces, and pay a duty besides.

@- Onnuns can be left It Bunriul's Book Store and at D. Eniun‘s, Esq., Sumniersido,

l. l or I“ o A. W. ANDRES. I‘olnt Du Cherie, June 11th, 1868.

Established 1845. N E WT?) R K

LIFE lNSllllANllE COMPANY.

Assets, January lot, 1808, Over Ten Million Dollars!

PRESIDENT: ' MORRIS FRANKLIN I) ESIIQ.,

VICE frflflltll a!“ A" 11"! \VILLIAM I'I. BEERS, Jn. HEADOFFIOE 112 d: 114 Broadway, N. Y. General Agent for the Deminion of Canada: \VAL'I‘ER. BURKE, Esm,

Ileruld Buildings, Montreal,

The New York Life Insurance Company

Is ONE 08 THE omms'r INSTITUTIONS

(ii tlis liiud in America, buvinir beenIcliarlered iIn tlieyciir lti-il,uiidcoluiiioncod husliieIinii Mubi-ia, Inn-lug he twenty-three euro 01 its existence. it has issued policies upon 1. it: lives of more than

Fifty Thousand Persons.

and has paid in losses $5,000,000 to the families and representatives ul'thosc who hsvo deceased \vbile members of the Company.

Annual Income EXCEEDS

Fou r Million Dollars. Ii SAFE INVESTMENT.

The lnsiiiiires are many within the cigperisnce o cverv Life insureucs Compsny,‘ in which tlia pro. cech of I l'oiioy hits saved from poverty the sur- vivors of those who have thus suds revision ior their wants in times of pro my tip health. A wife my insure the his 0 her husband for her own buncilt. and should she Ibi‘yit'a him, the amount of the insurance Will be pe' Ibis to her free il'omuny claims u lust hisssiine . And in case at the deutli of the Wills before ihiti oi III husband, the amount of the influence may be mods paysble to list children.

The COMPANY DECLARES ANNUAL OASHI DIVIDENDS,

which are available in payment of each Anunnl Premium. Allthc iiisuredin this Coin any receive dividends which can be used in port o the second isiui duh subsequent Aiiuiisl Premium thorouflori or the dividsud in y be showed to aiicuImuistI,Iiid subsequently use in whole o_r in part in tha pav- ment at Premiums. The business oi the Con-puny being I’URELY MUTUAL, each member pays only the average cost of insuruuca, all our his being annually returned to this Policy hol crIs. (Companies having I Block Capital usually retina is large riion for the Stockholders.) ’i‘bI Divi- dends paid to Policy holders exceed

$3,000,000.

Endowment Assurance Policies.

These Policies are coming into general request As I sun Ind profitable investment for one's de‘ slitting years, they doservs theIiiuenliuu of Ill. The sum secured by In ordinsr his policy becomes available upon the death oi the assured; on the Endowment plus the amount is received bv the Will’m’i hilrisolf upon his tittiilliiug I specified age, while fnliprovisiou is lands for daiilh occurring prior tucruto.

THE NON-POW PLAN.

This eompau originated and introduced the val iiiibls feature Known as tliI Noirh‘oricitnrs l'hui which lI rapidly lllpefledlllfl the old system oilifc ion menu. and has revolutionized the system of Eiflluwnnn in the United Suites. Ind which has been “lined {generally in is loss iiivorisblIu form) by all is cuipanies. A part , b this iabls.sitsr the second year. causal/{dz any part If wAai Ass been paid In.

Tables of Rates, Circulars. Ennvpias oi

D villsniis, Forms. (to. out in bud by upplyiu“ to tbs Again. at Charlottetown.

MEDICAL EXAMINER!

DI. MACKIESON, DR. R. JOHNSON. Agent for P. E. island:

HENRY A. IIARVIE. Ch'town Nov 19. Iliiti.

" will Earl-writing of God FEW COPIES of this ceiebrItedwnrk have been received by the Agent for i'.li‘..

Island. the Ilev. ALBEK l‘ B. DIIlililHAY .

Ubrsry Mitsu- 04; Cloth Extra 014.50, NJ.

Curfew.

Dva l. '60.

oniwrono's- HOTEL.

ALSO,in cannectlon,I GROCERY STORE. where every article required for housa use

TWO MILLIONS, Sterling.

(News the European Hail, Fsb. 18.) ..._. S P A. I N . I

Provisional Government. that “the da had now come” ior S sin to follow the land of other nations, ' tattered the public mind; and be exhorted the Cortes to unite in the task of securiu "the essential rinciples oi the most a - vauced Radical) Liberalism.“ which had been adopted and proclaimed with so much “ ardent iiith and enthusiasm.“ The latest telegrams announce that iiiInilrid is in the happy state oi “ fervent rejoieiu g" 1 But its to have I Republic. there must be Republicans; Ind to found is Monarchy there must be Monarciiists; so to establish any stable form of Government where all the foundations oi order have been disturb- ed, something more is necessary thun the shilling sands at a more impulsive ' lervor.‘ But nothing of the kind can be (IIICOVBI'HI in Spain, and the revolution appears. more and more clearly, to have been the result oi a conspiracy. and by no menus is natural outbreak of the Spanish people. 11. is ex. trciuei doubtful whether it can be, sub. slaniiu ly. maintained by its promoters The cx-Qucen seems to have no desire or hope 01 resuming her position in her own person. but she has certainly not relinquish- ed the cluinis of her children. A manifes- to has been published in the Spanish pn- pcrs. which is attributed to Queen lsubel- in, though its authority has been denied. it is drawn up with considerable skill. The maniicsto declines that Her Majesty yielded at first to the revolution.and shrank lrom civil war, because she would not up-

ose any obsbscio in the way at berJisople Being rendered happier, richer. an more glorious than they were under her role; nod, after drewin a mouniiul picture of the present coudil on 01 the country, and the iuilure of the promises made by the lenders oi the revolution. Her Majesty concludes :--" 1 sin entirely devoted to you; and i come to you, my son in my “[1115, to restore to you what has been taken from you—your repose, your ior- tune. your power. and the supremacy 01 your liiitli.“ The chuuces oi the Due do hioutpcnsicr are said to have improved lately, and it is conlidentiy i'e-nssertcd that he is the candidate favored and chosen by Serrano; but it is ditlicult to believe that hcommencement? 5.915131.- .13.? ooverccme. One thing is certain. that the mutual jealousy oi the " Dictators" is not likely to be disurmed b the paramount claims or authority 01 the eke; and pro- bably the fact oi his being the choice oi one, would be auillcicnt to enlist against him the hostility of the Directorate.

Tun Orr.me or run CORTES —Tho Constituent Cortes were 0 cued with grout ceremony, on the [lib Fe ruui'y. Au im- mense crowd assembled, and troops of the garrison end the Nuilouul Guard lined the approaches lo the Palace of the Cortes. The balconies of the houses were bun with drapery. The Members of the Pro- visiouni Government were loudly cheered on their arrival. Marshal 801'“in opened the Session with a speech, in which he said :——" The nations oi Europe. on It- tuiniug a. higher decree of civilization. threw oil‘tha traditional bonds which let» lured the public mind. Spain doiii ed ior u long time following their exnmp ; but the day has now come; the obstacles to progress are i-emoVeil, and the Represen- tatives ofthe nation are called upon to construct it new edifice,-of which tbc Pm- vislonnl Governman has pro nred the fuundutions and sketched the out inc. This victory has‘bccn achieved without, blood shed, but certain disturbances 'which have occurred and the cxtrnvagunce oi some former Administrations have )lnced the finances in on embarrasch com ition. The Government relies on the Cortes to remedy this state oi things by economical reforms. through changes int is ndiiiinistriition.uud by legislation relative to the interest on the public debt and the expenditure ior the army and navy. The Governmentrocom- mend lo the Cortes to be united in the task before them. it has adopted and proclaim- ed with ardent faith and enthusiasm the essonliai principles oi the most Rndicnl liberalism—namely, liberty of worship. ol the press, of pubic education, of public meeting and association. ’l‘hsse relorms the deputies must proceed to consolidate. The partial disturbances which originsted in the impatience oi some parties have been re resscd. and the Government has acted with energy and palriotisni.” The inaugural address wII received with real. enthusiasm. and at its conclusion a cuts were raised oi " Long live the Nation!" "liouglivc the National Soverel “ Long live the Provisional menti“

(JUVENI-

ThI inlolli once which reaches its from Cube. ls beg oiling to excite in Europe lively interest and apprehension. The excited state oi the Sugar Market during the It week suiiiclently marks the grav- ity with which it Is regarded here in mer- cIntils circles. and it is feared that the whole lslund lies at the mercy oi the reb- els, who now feel themselves strong on- ou h to make them indiiierent to the olI'ors In promises oi the Government. it is, 01 course. im bio for us in this country to lnce Ibso uto reliance upon the re ru- wh oh are sent from Cuba at such a time; the insurrection may be much less ior-mid. able than we have been led to believe; but the tact lhat it bu lasted so long; that it has spread irons outlying districts to the heart at the sugso reducing country; that in Havana ltsollt e Volunteers have

even Senor Aidsms has been under suspi-

cion oi disloyslty, and his house senmhad, has

is dlilioult to see what the

News by the English Mail.

The Constituent Cortes of Spain were opened with grout ceremony on February 11, when the " Address from the Throne" was made by Serrano. as President of the He declared

w icb had thrown oi! the traditional bonds that

gully!"|

been tired upon in the streets; and lhst

produced In impression that in all probability the revolution in Cuba is just coming upon its most dangerous tings. it

overumcut has to offs-r which would rallies to tempt the Orr-ole! from I position of sucmnsiul ro- volt against 8W0. Cubs bss gained so little lrotii bur dependence, and has given

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so much iorit; and it does not surprise those who are lith acquainted with the is~ land. that the terms offered by General Dulce. conciliatory and wise as they un- doubtedly are. have nevertheless not been accepted by the insurgents. indeed. so unlikely does it appear to man here that the insurrection will be quelio . that there is rather a feeling tlint it would be a wise (and poi-ha s not an unlikely) step ior General Du co to take. if he were to pluce himsoli at the head of the insurrectionmnd by accepting it change which appears in- evitable. be enabled to oxen. a very salu— to control over it.

s we have said, the report that some of the su fli' estates in the best part oi the the islan have been devastated, lizis enlis- ed great excitement in the Sugar Market here. and prices have been. perhaps some- whut unduly, dn'ven up in consequence.

The Turbo-Greek dlillcully is probably at an end—ior the time at least The re- comiuenilnlicns oi the Conference were very disinsiclul to Greece, and it wuslong belore the King could find a Ministry will- ing to accept oliiee on the condition oi ne- ce ting them. Alter no little delay. iii. Zn mis'hns succeeded in loriuing u Cabi- net. which declares its adherence to the Protocol; but the national iiicling is so strong against it. that ilie Ministry, in set- ting out their programme. dwell at some length on the oiilicullics with which they are beset. It is stated, with every degree of probubility. that the King hxid no ulter- untive but to iicccpt the Protocol or to ab-

rcport was circulated to the eifeetlhnt llis Mujesly had determined upon abdication, und was actually preparing to Clilitlil'k on board the French curvclta, “ Foi'biii." Whatever may have been the King‘s inten-

uuil i1 is now stated that lliu iidhcsiuu oi the Greek Govornincnt to the Protocol lins

return to Paris.

Mr. Roverdy Johnson has been on 11 visit to Glasgow null Ediuhui' has been entertained nt (lllllll‘l‘ b the Chamber of Commerce and thc ltnyiil . Scottish Academy. Illl' Johnson i‘cilcrn- led his assurances that all [Hundrfl nl dis. uto between the United States mid Gri-ni i'itiiin were finally settled and disposed of. The text oi the Alabama Convention, which has recently been published in this country. has not been generally received with sulisi'ucliun. The Times speaks oi the negotiations which led up to (he Cou- vcntiuu its hitving been " iitlul and inter- mittent." and 01 the Convention ilscll has so iinsiuisliieiory.tlmt it would be desirable