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Vol. 4.

THE

Summerside Journal,

In PRINTED AND ruuLIsnuu EVEIIY THURSDAY EVENING,

BY IOBEPHBERTRAH.

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ac’ or October, l868. moon's I‘liAsI—Zs.

Full Moon. 1st day, 3h. 411111. evening, N. E.

Last Quarter, 91h day, ‘Jh. 1111., morning. N.W

New Moon. lfith day, 1111.49111., evening. \V First Qtr. 23rd day, 511. 30111.. morning. S.

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Summon-tide .1 . .

Sept. 30, 18118.

Oatsperbush----¥------2s4da2s 611 Definition per bush -- --- 111 81111 Is Gd

two c1. bush - - - - - - Is 311 Buttefi'eli- 11.1 by Tub - - - - - - Is :1 13d Lard per, lb - - -»- 1011 a lid Tallow per lb. ' 9d n 1011 Eggs per (lbs 911 lleei‘pcrlb--— --------- 81111. 411 Mutton per lb - - - - - - 3d a 4d Hidesperlb---- --- ------ 4d Muckcrel‘ per 1102 - - - - 2s 11 8s (Iodflsh per (like - - v - -- - - - 16 1118 York per lb-by carcass - s - - - - - 4d a Cd Flour per bbl - - - -- — - - - - 45s a 60s

Oatmeal per cwt. -- - - 16s a 18s

llnrrrer’l‘on—u- 50311110. Pine Boards -~-- ------. _ 10. Spruce Boards - - - - . . - . .. . . . 41. l, 5. * r

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BANK OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Corner of . Great George d‘ King Streets. Charlottetown. President—Hos. I)ANIEL Bnnsas.

Cashier—WILLIAM CUNDALL, Esquire.

Discount Days—Mondays & Thursdays.

Hours of Business—F0111“) mm. to I p.n1. from 2 p.111 to 4 p.u1.

UNION BANK.

Grafton St., Queen's Square. Charlottetown President—Chum“ Panama, Esquire. Cashier—Janus Aaucasos. Esquire.

Discount Days—Wednesdays & Saturdays. flours ol'liusincss—From 10 11.111 to I p m., from 2 p.111 to 4 p n1. ' SUMMERSIDE BANK. tantra! Strut, Summeru'de. P. 1]. Island s‘resldent-Ilon. Joan R. Ganmsnn. Cashier—E. L. Lvmanu, Esquire Discount D11 s——'l‘uesd11ys and Fridays. Notes for I) seeunt must be in before 11 o‘clock on Discount days. Hours of Business—IO a. m.. to 1 p. n1. from it p. m., to 4 p. m.

THOMAS KELLY, Barrister - at - Law . 1 AND '

nouns PUBLIC. so. SUMMERSIDE. - - I‘. E. ISLAND.

V .011. .1. 11111011, Physician 85 Surgeon,

omen-.1111... Stumnnsins Duoo 31111111. next door to Bank. Central Street

SUDIRIEIISIDE'. . . . . .I'. E. ISLAND. October 12. 1811f:

DR. JARVIS , Has Rctllovcd His' Residence to the House (lately occupied by Mr McKinley) next to Thomas llunt's. Esq. , St Eleanor’s. 110 may be consulted every forenor-n at the Drug Store of W. ’I‘. IIUNT & Co.,8uin1ucr-

side. 8t. EIssnor‘s. May is. 11168.

(Jo-Partnership Notice.

I 1111 Subscribers have this day entered into

gO-I’AII'I‘NERSIHI’ as BAItltIS'I‘ is and AT’I‘ORNIEB-A’f-LAW, under 1.- name, style and firm of . -

ALLEY 6 DAVIES

on Gsonon Sense-1- .

'.' GEORGE ALLEY, LOUIS ll. DAVIE-3

Summerside, Prices Edward Island, Thursday, 11611111111 8, 1868. I

11 113.11 this—rd 111 d 11.

North British and Alercanti'le

INSURANCE COMPANY. 1111111 AND LIFE.

EstablisEd 1809.

CAPITAL: TWO MILLIONS, Sterling. 1111.111 ouricI-zs: EDINBURGH 65 LONDON.

G. W . IllaBLOIS. Agent at Charlottetown. Charlottetown. June 20. 1809 —1y

' A. w. ANDRES, Marble Worker, Point D11 Uhcnc, Shodioo N. B.

MONUMEI'TS. TOMBS. GRAVE- S'I‘ONES. 1%., etc.

Anunrcau AND ITALIAN MannLc cos- stantly on hand.

Can furnish Gravestones and Monuments ata less price than any other establishment in the Provinces, 11nd pay 11 duty besides. van 0111111115 can be left at Bcarnasi's Book Store and at l). Essias’s, 15511., Suunnerside,

or sent to A. \V. ANDRES. I’oiut Du Chene, June llih, 18158.

CARVELL BROTHERS, noorloaunus Commission Merchants, And General Agents,

BANK BUILDING, QUEEN STREET. Char/ottclmrn. - - - - - I’.19'.Isluml “i1711\71501u1 11110'1‘111111s, Successors to Thomas Ilanford, Commission Merchants, And General Agcnts.

11 NORTH MARKET WHARF, ST- JOHNi N1 3': 011111. ll. IIanford. . . FredLSlInnford

WILLIAM BEAIRSTO, Commissmn Merchant,

Auctioneer (C General Agent, \VA'I‘EII STREET, Summerside. -------------- -- I‘. E. Island

.Ian. 21. 1868.

WI ’HfALLENT— Commissmn ii! erohant, A1111 Dealer in Provisions, &c. I“ A R K E T S T R E E T,

St. Johi N. B.

if?“ Gives personal attention to the Sale and‘ Purchase of cvci‘y description ofGouds. May 11. 1:11:11.

11.111 w. . llU'NT, 1111111111111111i1111 31111111111111,

GENERAL AGENTS AND AU 0 TIONEERS. sa1.nsuoo.\1 AND OFFICE

Head of Queen‘s Wharf- (opposite the Store of Win. 'I‘. lluut & Co.)

Summerside. P- E- Island- Aprilltt 1:168. 1y JABEZ HUDSON,

Authorized Auctioneer, GENERAL AGENT. &e.. TRYOI', - - - - - - 1’. E. I.

June 27, 1867.

' WILLIAM 110111).

Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer,

011an saunas, JIIARIflTTETOII'N- -- r. E. ISLAND C. L. RICHARDS, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in

firitish 1t Joriigaflfirucu'ic'. 1, Ilend North WVharf,

ST. JOHN. - - - NEW BRUNSWICK. Dec. 6. 13117. ly

Jiudcs Grccuough, F L O U R Commission Merchant.

Corner of Clinton Street -- - - - BOSTON

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IIE subscriber respectfully announces to the [copied Snuuurrside, and the public in general, thal he has opened 11.

lliirlsor Shop,

on Water Streehin the room adjoining the Post Oillce. whvrc he is prepared to do all work appertnlmag to hlsprofessioa. Best assortment of

Hair Oils. Nair Rcslorcrsfl'out/i I’uu‘rlus, Dyes, 190.,

always on band name most rcasouablcterlns Boxes CRYSTAL "LUE also for sale.

[3‘ Ramos candidly put in order .3] 01118. OTTO \VlNKLl-Jlt.

Summer-aide. .l.1a :30.

11111117171111.1113 “sores.

No. 9, King Square, S'l‘. J()I IN, N. H.

IIE subscriber Inning thoroughly refitted .qu enlarged 1.1. IIO'I‘EL and S'l‘Oltl-D. is new prepared 11) m-mvlumtllllltl' Permanent and Tramp-n; 110nm", .111 the most reasonable

tcrms.

ALSOJII runner-[hum GROCERY STORE,

where every anIcIo 1111uireil for house use may be had .

J. (‘Il.\Wl.1‘0IlIJ 31. SON.

own,0ct .18, 18151 oct2t. Sept. 10, 1868. 1y fl 0 K" - 2 . ,, s

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Fianna Houss.

North side King Square, (next to Park Hotel)

ST. J'OIIN, N. 13. JAMES \V. THOMPSON. - - - - PROI'RIETOII. ’ ‘IIE Proprietor of the above HOTEL takes

this opportunity to return thanks for the liberal patronage hitherto receiver]. and Inosi. rcspccitiilly solicits a continuance of the same. This IIOTEL is very pleasantly situated. aml commands 11 view of King Square, and other parts of the City. In connection with the Ilotel, is GOOD STABLING. and a careful Reader in attend- ance. l’arties coming from France Edward Island with horses will find this establishment the most comfortable in the City, and a per- son always tit the Cars on their arrival. St. John. Sept. 10. 1868. 1y

R0 CKLIN HOUSE.

Kent Street, Charlottetown, SIMON I). rassun, l’ItOI’ItIE’I‘OIl.

Permanent and Transient Boarders will find the above House to give satisfaction. Ch'town. Julie 18. I868.

IVE STABLES, (IIOLMAN'S1VIIARF.)

ORSES A: CARRIAGES (open and covered), l'uru lied at the shortest. notice, and at tho

dciutc pm :11.

Heroes boarded on reasonable terms.

A competent person will he in attendance, day and night. on arrival of lhc steamer, to convey Passengers and ling-"rage to and from the lion-ls. Residence nearly opposite James L. IIolniuIi's

Wholesale Warehouse. JAMES MANN, , It’lk‘l. Alunugn-r.

Suunnerxide. Aug

Phoenix Livery Stables. TIIOMAS CAIRNS .. PROPRIETOR Near summerside.

I ORSES, CARRIAGES &c.. of every

description to let. Coaches and Horses in attendance at all hours.

Boarding Ilerscs kept on reasonable terms. I'artics coming to this part of the Island to purchase horses will do well to call at these stables.

Passengers on board the steamer can re- ceivc instructions as to locality &c. on appli-

cation to the steward of boat. Aug. 11. 11165

MAILS.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

V ‘llli Mails for the United Kingdom, the neighboring Provinces, the United States, &c., will, until further notice, be coscd atthc General Post Oillcc, Charlottetown, as fol- Iows, viz :-——-

For Canada, New Brunswick, and the Unite-115111111, via Shediac. every Tuesday and Friday Evening, at 7 o‘clock.

For Nova Scotia, via l’ictou, every Mon- day, Wednesday, and Friday evening, at 7 o‘clock.

Mails for Great. llrilain, Newfoundland, and the West Indies, every alternate Monday and Wednesday evenings, at ’1' o‘clock. as follows:—

Mcudny Aug. 10 Monday, do 19 Wednesday, do 12 Wednesday. do 21 Monday, do Zl Monday, Nov’r 2 Wednesday do 21: \\'e1lucs1l:iy.. do 4 Monday, Sept '1' Monday, do 16 Wednesday do 9 Wednesday, do 18 Monday, do 2i Monday, do 30 Wednesday do 2:! Wednesday, Dec 2 Monday, October 5 Momth, do l-l

Wednesday. do ' 7 Wednesday do 16

Mails for Sumuicrsidc, St. Eleanor-'11. an llcdcquc, to be forwarded [er Steamer, will be closed every Tuesday and Friday evening at 7 o'clock. And Mails for Georgetown and Souris. per Steamer, cvcry Friday evening. at 7 o‘clock. Letters to be registered, and newspapers. must be posted but an hour before the tiuic, of closing the Mails.

THOMAS OWEN, I‘. M. G. Genera Post Office, Cli'Towu, May. 4 Illlls. 3

enigma

Directly Opposite Holmnu's Wharf-

IE Subscriber having built a good Oven. and sccurcd the services of a. first class Baker, is now prepared to furnish all kinds of

Pastry, Oaks, Biscuit, Bread, &o. He will also supply retail customers or fam- ilies with Ilrcad. every second day, delivering it at their rcsi1lcucc.11ud at. such prices as will enable those rctailiug to make money. Ship owners and masters will find it to their advantage to purchase their ship bread from him. ——-.11.so— In connection with the Bakery isa J()NI".IQC’,I.‘IONA1K" Grocery and Provision

b FORE,

where Confectionary can be purchaser? wholesale or retail cheaper than it can be imported. llis (iroct‘l‘lcn are of the best quality, and the Provisions the best the Island can furnish. l’ic Nics and Ten Parties supplied. The want oi such 1111 establishment as the above has long been felt in this community. and the subscriber trusts to meet with that patronage which the enterprise deserves. .lOllN MeliElllNAN.

Water Street, July it, ’11:!

Weekly Steam communication “'I'I‘ll BOSTON 85 HALIFAX.

7 "E S'I‘EA MSIIII’S ALIlAdlli‘li’A and

COMMERCE, (until further notice) will

make weekly tiips between CIIAIILO’l'Tl-i-

TOWN and BOSTON, calling at 01111110. HATES 011' PASSAGE:

Ladies‘ Cabin. Gents‘ (mu. Forward.

To Ilostou ('10s. (1.311. 411s. " Ilulifax. 2111?. 31111. Ike. “ Cause, 20s. 2511. 15s.

CARVEIJ. BliOS-. Agents.

Chili-"Fawn, July 31), 1141111.

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pouriv.

A CHANGE OF THE MOON.

A plain clover 1111111. is neighbor Gray. And we often take l‘ouiiscl together ;

Lie lived in 11 farm house over the w . A111} 111 wise 111 aspect to the weather!

lle \\‘lii1'lllfst all signs. night. morning. and noon.

Ilut pins his great faith on the change of the moon.

III thcdull. drizzly May, when the signs were all bad. And. day after day_ it kept raining— When the farmers were said, Iiiid the women were read. And all the wide world were complaining— I‘VIII'II or (Iruy went. on piping the very same tulle. “ It'll iicvcr clear all till 11 change In Ilic moon-"

I admired his great faith. for the wind blew strong From icebergs and isle of the occuni The melon hud changed thl'ii‘c, while the storm kept ii ong. But my neighbor still stuck to his notion; At length it cleared up, near the coming of June, Two days uud a half from the change oi the uioonl

III the long Summerdroughl. when the springs had run dry.

Not a sign of a rain cloud appearing.

Neighbor Gray who knew the \vlieref

Spuke out.1111d his accents were i:

“ We are bound to have dilfcrcnt weather suoli.

Forte-nuirrow, you see, there's u change oi the

moon !"

eand why,

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I sit by his fire on 11 sharp winter night. When the glass below zero is ranging.

My neighbor instructs me with honest delight, 111'11rl1isfaitl1 in the moon is unchanging.)

That 11 thaw 111” set in by Saturday Iluull.

For just at that time comes a change of llic moon.

IIeut 11nd cold. wet and dry. or whatever the grief Under which our poor I-nrtli may be lying, Neighbor Gray knows the source whcucc must conic our relief— N11 use of his groubing and sighingr : He tells all he meets that the change will come 11111111 "We must wait my dear friend. till a change in the moon I"

lIe Cares not. njot for the college or school. And piimis ihcll' doings unlicadcd : Still he holds by the old philosuphimil rule 'I‘ouatiie 1111 more causes than ncede ; Aud.1is one is enough. the rind. let us prune. And make all things proceed from 11 change in the moon.

o111111111 Into 01111111119111.

snowshoes.“ I

A COIII'SE FIIIUIITENS 'I‘llli PALL-IIEAIII’JIS DY CALLING F011 A JL'LEI’.

‘ [From the Norfolk. “1., Journal.)

Rather a ludicrous event occurred on Saturday last. It having been reported that a certain gentleman had died. mid was to have been buried on Saturday even- i g. quite a number oi his old friends and :ictpmiutuuccs repaired tohishouso, to pay the lust sad tribute ol respect by following his rcmaius lo the grave.

As the death had been sudden, the coro- nerlmd been SllIlIIII-L‘IIL'II, and when thc duties had been performed the remains were placed on an cxtempon‘scd hcarsc, and the procession formed.

Ilclorc moving. the hospitalitics oi the

dc l‘s house were extended to those pres it 111 the shape of 11 good. still'bl'uudy

Julep to each, so as the better to enable them to undergo the. fatigue of the long march to the new burying ground.

While the pull bear '9. \\ he were stand- ing by the hearse. were slowly sipping their julcps, and now and again giving the goblcls a slight shake lo seltlu the ice in them. a noise was heard iu the collinnvhich lllrucdi'nmc laces whitvr tliuli they had been 1111' years before. Finally. the under- taker for [lie occasion mustered courage enough to unscrew the collin-lid. when horrible to behold. 11p sat the supposed corpse, and coolly asked for hisjuh-p. IIc got down and stated to the gaping crowd he had been in a sort of trance. and knew all that. was going on around him. but was unable to arouse himself until his cars were greeted willi the familiar jingle oI lb1 ice. and his nose with the delicious smell of the brandy and mintiu lhcgoblcts round the hcarso, the thoughts called forth by which iul'uscd now lilc into his system, and the desire to partake became so strong he was able to break the trance which had come near to eousigulug him to a promo- turc grave.

“is lrieuds were too much astonished at what they had witnessed. and too glad lo set) him among them again to iuvcsligute tho p.1ilosophy ol the thing. so the) all ad- journed to his house, whcrcjuh-ps passe-1 around long enough to accomplish {or the whole party that late 1mm whicii the first one had so miraculously delivered their host.

THE DOMINION AB A LEADING GOM- MBROIAL POWER.

If our people had the facillly oi brag in anything like the measurc in which our Yankee neighbors pthscss it. we should certainly 1111;,r the changes on the splendid position we occupy as a Commercial Dow- or. 0111' mercantile marine. according to the lalcst oll' lrcturiis,i'\cl111|cs 1’1.de vcs- scls of all see, representing: 1111 aggre- gan uicasuumt-ut of 770.313 tons- 93:1 vessels having a Provincial. and 1.3.5") an liupci'iul register. This splendid Ih-ct is manned by crews numbering in all 37.23.) men; of whom 3.192 belongr to Ontario; Mild to Qu1:|.1cc;1l.027 toNuw lirunswick ; anti 19,286 to Nova Scoliu. Oi the whole number of craft. 51.974 nre sca~going vessels; and 1818 vessels dcsi 11- cd for Lake and llivcr navigation. .\'11 fewer than 2.136 vessels are under five years of age. representing 11 11111 curtiueut oi 417.617 tons. And llie dill 1t drs- criplious of oralt show us line a vai'ii-Iy 11.» could be desired. Thus. wchavc 221ml- 1l|o strainois and Ill sc‘ v steam Is 9 01 each llt'lltg Mnegoiug \’l'.\‘ \\ 1- have 161 shil €197 bariplcs. 117 I1 I . 127 brig- ‘ 1- I71 scliooncrs. til slumps, til-‘5 barges. 6.3 semvs. 1:29 built-aux. 12:1 wood heals, and 77 vessels not. rigged. Of the ships. barqucs. bi ,;s and brigan- tines—numbering in all 1.21:1 vessels—all except 37 am sca-goiugcrall '. while of the smaller vessels. 1,769 are engaged in fish-

The c 1ital invested altogether in our more do Ilectlsest1u1uI1-1l to rcprcsvut $211. .062; but it is simply an approxi-

to the actual value oi‘thc shipping

a h 1.." I

owned in Ilie Dominion, and is. no doubt, an under estimate.

Were the marine of Prince Edward Is- land : 11d Newlouudlaud added to the Do- minion. we should reckon at least on an addition of Iwclve pcr L'L‘IIL to lllt' aggre- gate tonnage. number of hands employed and total value. The day must soon come when that addition will be necessary to make the return complete, and then we shall take rank but a low degrees below the foremost Commercial Powers of the world. Surely there is here the material basis for a strong and endurinv Union—:1 nucleus for a powerful navy wlicn the time comes that the Dominion shall assume the responsibility of political independence.— Turonto Teleyrup/i.