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Summerside Journal

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ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at iiiodcnite rates and in good style. SPECIAL Ar;rit-:i:.iii~:s-rs may be made on reasonable terms for a whole,va half, or quar- tir column, or by the year.

JOB PRINTING of every description, performed with madness and desputcli. nml at moderate rates, at the doorman Otlloe.

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Summe le Market

Stiuiii-ziiaiiin, Drennuuu 19,!867. 2s 0d Cs thl ii is Is 'Jd 10d ii In 10d a Is 9d a 10d

Oats per buin - - - - - Barley per bush - - - - - 4 - . . - Potatoes per bush - - - - - Turnips per hush‘ - - - - - - Butter per lb by 'lub - - Lard per lb ------a--

Tallow yer lb. 9d a lUd Eggs per doz Liliii‘ll

IIeeI'pei‘lh - - Mutton per lb l'ork per 1b by carcass Geese each - - < Flour per bbl - - Oatmeal per c v 11in per 'l‘on - Straw per cwt. - l‘iiie ltoards - Spruce Boards -

‘.'d it iltl 3&11 u "id 1s Uil . _ 56s a till. 1th it last 605 a 705

Charlottetown Market I)i;eunut-:it 19,1967.

Beef (small) - - - - it‘d a tld Do. by quarter - - - 2rd :1 id Mutton - - - - "dd ii .id Laiiihperlb. - - - .-.,d a 4d Butler - - - - lld a ls Do. by ttib - - ~ 10d; 3s (‘heese - ~ - - ‘1l1 a H] 'I‘allow - - - - 9d a ltld

S-l ii lld

Lard — - - - Flour lb. - - - 3d a :ll'd Oatmeal 1001b. - - Its a lbs Eggs - - o - lld a is l’oiaioes - - - 1s inla :2.- 'I‘urnips - - - - loil Ilarlcy - - - - as n «ts (lat: . - - - - 2s 9d Boards (Hemlock) - - - ls Spruce - - - - Lls ii in Pine - - - - is ii J3 Shingles - - 4 -

Wool - - 4 - _ t Ilay - - - v - oils ii .1).- titruiv cwt. - - - ls (ll-I ii Lb: lloiuospuii - ~ - 55 bd a bs Sheepskins - - 9d a Is Calfskin lb. - - - - lid ii 9d Ilider lb, - ~ - - - lid

Bantams Giants. BANK 01" 1’ {INCH EDWARD ISLAND Corner of Qnrcii ‘5‘ ll'u/cr Sls., (‘i‘mrlollctou-u

I'resideiit—Ilox. IIANIIH. ltiiaxax. Cflfililcr—\\'II.I.IA.\I t'i:>t».\i.i., lisqiiirc. Discount Days—Mondays ‘hursdays.

Hours of IIIIaIIIK‘SS—I“tlllll iii. to l p.iii. ‘ f ‘ ii to -l p.in.

UNION I’iANlt.

Grafton-St” Quinn's Squaw, Chariot/clown

I'wsitlcnt—Ciiliiiinzs I’Ai.iii:ii. Esquire. Cashier—Janus Axiiiciisox, Esquire.

“int-omit lliiya—-\\'cdnesdnys & Saturdays.

Iluurs ot'Ilusiness———Fruiii ll) a.iii to l p iii.,

- from ‘J p.iii to l p in.

SliAlMlul Illl llAXlt’.

C’cnlral Stu-d, Sunnncrsi'ilt, I'. 13'. Island.

President—Hon. Joiix It. (iAltlHNl‘Jl.

Cashier—E. L. LYDIAIHI, Esquire

Discount Days—'l'ucsdays iiiiil Fridays.

Nottis t'iii‘.1)iscouut must beiii before 11 o'clock on Discount days.

Hours of Blltllwss—lll a. in., to l p. iii., from '2 p. iii., to -| p.iii.

on. MONIQILL, Physician &, Surgeon,

Ihzsunmcta—At George. Garret‘s, Esquire, Stanley Bridge. \ New London, - - - ~ 1’. lo. I. .Ian ‘24. “‘67. I A.

' int. I'ltltjlc, Physician 85 Surgeon, Orr‘tuu—Al lhc Sunni-manic. lliu'i: S'ijoiu-t. next door to Ilzlllk, ('ciiti'iil till'cct

4817]].IIE'IISIDI2', 1’. I;'. ISlulA'l). October 12. ISI

KI'rsoN noisy, M 1)., PHYSICIAN, ll EON&ACGCUGHEUR

formerly Assist. Surgeon in _the, I}. 5. Navy, oll‘erii his ‘onil services to in people of Siiuiln ridde am vicinity. Ilc can

be consulted iitliisollh-e, over the fitore of (Green & Ncliuriiiaii, iii Suliiiiieraide. June is. 1867. if

AVILLIAM M. HOWE, Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public.

81'. Emunoa‘s. ...I’. l“.. Isnaxo FRANCIS LONUWURTII, BARRISTI'IL‘ A NI) .4 7'7'()ll‘1\’1'1')""1T'IIA"

W (mice—PAVILION IlU'l'l'IIi. (next door to the “on. Joseph Ilenaley'l.) CHARLO'I‘TETOWN - - - 1‘. E. Island. J 7.1367. > H _ A."

Oo-Partne hip Notice. ( 11E Subscribers ha c thin day entered into

CO-I'Alt'l'i ‘ ‘ IAIHIIS'I‘I'iItS

and AT'l‘OltNI .. under Illt‘ name, style and firm o

OFFICE—(HidLLOlIAN'S lll'liJHNG, Guru tjizoiior. firnoizr . tiliillltili ALLEY. LOI’lS 11. DA VII-TS. Charlottetownflctdfi, llt‘i'l. octN

Business; Marisa

Commercial Hotel. NE 11’ ARRAIVGEMENT/ COACH fill]: PAID!

N FUTURE the (.‘oacu Fant: of all trach- lers from the ltailway Station and Steam- boat Landings in this City to the COMMER- CIAL HOTEL, King Street, who make their stay one day or upward, WILL iii: PAID by the

Proprietor.

FARE AT THE HOTEL : 'riuxstiss'r.

One Day, - - One Week, - -

.951 on 5 00

~ i'nniiaxnsr. l‘cr \V'eek, - - - - - - 83 25 to 9t 50 The IIO'I‘I . is situated onlhe bestbusincss street in the city. and nearly opposite the Wavnnm’. It It! handsomely titted up iiud calculated to iicooiiiiiiodate some lit‘iy pursuits very comfortably. l). l‘. HOWE. Proprietor. St. John, 1'. IL, Nov. 7, ltlti’l. ly

CRAWFORD’EHOTEE, No. 9 King Square, StJolin N-B.

Permanent and transient Iluai'dcrs nccoiii- iiiudated on reasonable tti‘iiis. “

In connection with the above the subscribers have opened a

First: Class Grocery Store

where they will keep constantly on hand, li'lour, ('oi'ii Alciil, Provisions, 'l‘ea, Sugar, .\loliis .. and all articles usually kept in it GrocerySlore. '

J. (IRA\\'I“OIII) 6.: SON. , is:;7.—iy

' . v e v . . . _ \ Qtitanium @ounc gold. King Square, (North Side,) ST.J()11.\', i'. l.

The Subscriber having leased the above Hotel, and ri-llltcd the same, is now prcpared to accomiimdate 'l‘ransieiit and Permanent toarih-rs, and trusts by attention to meet :i ahai' ot'publie patronage.

Il ig also leased the coiniiiodioiia Stable

attached, and svciircd tlii- rcrriccs of a c 'til

llostler, iiiio will he in iitlendi. we at all

hours, travellers will be sure to get satisfan

tioii at lowest rates.

JAMES \V. THOMSON,

Proprietor.

St. John, N. IL, July -l. lstli'.—ly

'R'ocKLIN HOUSE. Kent Street, Charlottetown, onion 1). FRASER, riioriiiu'ron.

I‘erii-iaiient and 'l‘riiiisient Boarders will find the above House to pin,- smigtuctiun. tfh'towii, June It}. ISM.

alorlli Quantum Salem.

KEllT STREET, CHARLOTTETDWH- Jonx ntiiirttv, l’ltOl’lllli'l‘Olt.

l‘erin'iiieiit and Transient; Boarders will lliid good aceoniiiiodatiou.

(iood Stables in connection with the floral" and a careful llostlcr always in attendance. (Yh'towii, h‘eb. H, 1367. if

J. H. ALLEN. . Commission Merchant, And Dealer in Provisions, &c. M A It K I". T S T ll. I') 15 'l', st. John, N. B.

I)?“ (lives llt‘rfilflmlilt‘lllloll to the Sale

mid Purchase of every description of Goods. Al l, 1507.

iiOiLts 'iiLtNt‘oiii), AUCTIONEER

AND

Commission Merchant,

ST. JOHN, S. ls. \' l\' I, Hot.

“0. L. RICHARDS,

Importer and “'holesalo Dealer in

grind & glottigaflhcrtrius.

1,1Icad North AVharf, s’r..ioit.\‘. - - - M-zwnuuxstvtca. llee. ll, 1. 1y

etiivum. nutritious, A U 01‘ I DA IiliItS,

Commission Merchants,

And General Agents,

BANK BUILDING, QUEEN S'I'lil'll'l’l‘. (‘IIm'Iol/c/oirn. - - - - - I’.12'.l,s-Iunrl

Alt 1) WWW-W“ WILLIAM BEAIItSTO, Commission Merchant,

Auctioneer (C General Agent,

‘VA'I'I'iII HTI'I‘VIIT, Suniiim'sfdc, - ------------- -- I’. E. Island.

WILLIAM “noon, ' Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer,

ovum: soy/inn. UllARLOTTIJ'I'O IV. ' - - - 1’. Ii‘. ISLAND

' "coon/is"kiatjin':w Barrister - at - Law Aiili

NOTARY PUBLIC. are. a iitiiiciisiim, . . - - r. ia. tsrnxn.

ans. 9, lilth

gallium (Itai'ils'.

Katrina, Liiiiiicoioiit e. co. dilute, thorium, Elohim,

AND GENERAL

Commissi“: Merchants, MONTREAL, - - - - - - - C. E.

The most careful attention given to the execution of orders for Flour, tiraiii, Seeds, Provisions. Leather, Ilidcs, Coal Oil, and general Merchandize. li'reights secured and Insurances etl'eeted iitlowert current rates.

Merchants in the Lower l'mviiiees will had it to their interest to forward their orders for Flour to us for execution, I“ an extensive acqiialiitiiiice with Western Millers, and its Agents for some of the most popular Brands in Canada, we can with safety assure them of t y satisfaction.

.IIL'ltIllIllllch against orders when not other— wise provided t'or. may he made with Stirling Exchange, or Gold Drafts on New York. Drafts on New York being worth usually mil to ii. jpei‘ cent more than on Boston.

Every inl‘oriiiiitioii as to the state ot‘tlic market, present and prospective, given when required.

Consignments of Fish. Cod Oil, 1%.. care- fully realized, and returns made with the utmost proniptitudc, or applied according to the wiin of coiisignors.

Charges only made for actual dishurFL‘lilcuts aiul \liiiiiiiiissioiis not overthose of responsible Houses in the line. Uiiqiiestioiiable ret‘ei‘nces given when required.

lilltICWOOD, LIVINGS’I‘ONE & CO.

503 St. Paul Street, Montreal, U. l‘}. February 7, 1867.

NORTH 'BlllTlS'llfillfillmll-liilimm INSURANCE COBII’ANY. rim-z AND L11" 4.

Establish—ed 1809.

CAPITAL :

TWO MILLIONS, Sterling. Ill‘ZAI) OIv‘I-‘ICI'IS: EDINBURGH A: LONDON.

('I. W . I)nlil.0[S, Agent at Charlottetown. too can be had by apply- ..i:i, .luurnul Ollice, Sum-

Forms of Appl ing to 1‘1l‘.J. Ilia. u_iersid -

p- ,

town, 0 ‘t ——l -'_—_ Important to S iphuiltlcrs Blocks! Blocks! Blocks l

11“ YOU “’AX'I‘ 'I't.) IiAISI-I '1'1115 Price of V tsscls in England, order a set ol'those Sl'l.li2.\'DID “LOCKS, which ver body is praising, from

' ‘10 _."G’S. Terms Lillie 'iiI.

\Vntcr—st., Suuunerside, Sept. 20, ISM.

fi

Carriage Factory Ilead ol‘ancn Street, C II A It I. O '1' '1‘ ET 0 \V N.

' “IE Sub ,‘ribers bot: leave to acquaint the

public that, liming entered into a Cu- 1‘artiiership, they are pre iai'cd to execute all ordi s in the

, . n. .- CARRIAE SLElGfl, It. ' Blacksmit‘i Business , and having each had considerable experience, they are tildl.‘ to turn out n FIRST CLASS Carriage or Sleigh. Repairing of all kinds, together with all other work :ippcl'tailtlllt‘,’ to their line 01' busi- ness, will Le attended to. Send in your orders immediately ‘ l’llOL’ll S: MCUUUUIII‘IY. Queen Street, Charlottetown. io. iscr. ly

._ r...,._ V. I 1 b A \V b , SAIVS ! S.HV’S ! I SAWS ot‘ the best quality, and at the follow-

ing (‘nsh piices,al\' 's on huiidiit. the iiiittiul'aetui'c of the subs

CIRCULAR. . DIAMETER.

Diaiiin'izn.

:11; in. $20 each 3: Illn$1li each

28 iii. ".50 each 24 in. 8:! each

2” in. $7 each lti iii. 5.4 l'.’ in. $3 each. .

Mill Saws 55 feet, 5 each; llttck Saws 2* in. $7 per dozen, set/and sliiirpcd.

All orders left iit the look Store of Air. .loscpb Ilrrtraui, Siinini - "dc. or forwarded direct, will receive lllllllt, is attention.

A, RICHARDSON ti. Co.

St. .Ioth .1}. April ll. [Silly

lliii.$

DAV“) lil'lli'l'l‘AAI, Saddle and Harness Maker, Water Street . . . . . Suniinersidc. obcr l2, ItIllii

‘JAB’EZ' "U‘fiS‘GNZW AuthOrized 'uctioneer, (iliNlthAl. AOLN'I‘, an. 'l'ltl'UN, - - - - - ~ - 1’.I'.'.I.

June '27, 1867.

'I‘llOMAS Hunt-11.. “

Boot and. S 00 Maker, “'A"l-]l'. "l‘lll‘lll'l‘,

appou'lc (Irv t it‘ S ‘hurman‘s Shire.

‘ioots and Shoea'ol‘ a superior quality eon- stautly on hand, mid for sale cheap. Siiiiiiiier-ide, June 6, 151:7 . 1y

“Jaincs Gl'ttt‘lltlll'gll, F L 0 U R Commission Merchant.

No 47 Commercial Street

Corner of Clinton Strcr t - - - - - BOSTON

_ Summer'side, ljrinoe BdWorcl Island, Thursday, December

PIMETBV.

THE DBII'TING 3m.

Ir had limited away train the beach and bay, Out of eight "flower and town, An empty and ii battered beat; liut that bniit. would not go down, The morning rose on the ‘.\‘;lll'rl with). And the night l‘cll cold itiid tllll'lt, Yet ever on with the wind and tide Drilled that battered bulk.

The sail liad paused from itii broken mast, And Its painted prlde \\'tll dim)

The salt seaweed clung i'ouiid its bum, Which had been so sharp and trim.

Where were the merry iii ites and tree “'ho had gone with it iilloiit

We never learned; but tliii world‘- wide sol IIuth lives like that drifting boiit—«.

Lives that in early utoriiis have lust- Aiiehor and sail and mic,

And never, except on Letlio's there. (but come to iiiooviiigs iiioro ;

Out of whoau lovclo. ,tiuutlcss days The hops and the heart have gout-— Good iihipu go down in the stormy seas,

Iliit those empty boiibi drill. oii !'

'I'hcy lind hearts to sail in the wind ii eye once: ’I‘hcy liiid hands to i-ecl‘iind lloel‘,

With a strength that would not. stoop to chance, And it faith that knew no lciir;

But the yearn were long: and the storms were at rouu, Aiid ilio l'tllltllli\\'~llitt{ was Iiirh-d, ‘

A nil they that launched for the akies have grown Ilut tho drill-wood ol' the world.

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$010M gntcralai'c. V V I

A LIl‘ L W .I'I‘LII .

We do many foolish things in early life. I did what the world estcenis a very t'ool- ish tliiiig—iiiui'i'ied for love. IIai'rv and I Were equally poor, and the li‘i'ontcd world turned its back tipou t . The wealthy heads of both houses, determining to ,9;ch its leisure to repent after having: iiiari'icd in haste, lclt us to ourselves. Ila v ob- tained, through an old friend ol the lzlllllliy, a situation a?» . clerk in a iiicrcan'ile hoth‘ in the (‘ity. The salary \v' a small one, and many a shill :iiid conli'ivaiicc was en- dured by (Hill thoso days. And yet we wcve very happy. I. we on obstinate l‘oud young: couple, wo refused to learn the los- son our oll‘endcd elders set us, and we would not repent, lull struggled on throuin the battle of life in the ranks with 11lt:l't.‘n'l. Yes, I am proud to saythat We 1'!)ll'_’,‘lll.:llltl conquered. NtHVllltlLOlll'llltlllsliillvlfilJlllll in tho favored locality ol the \‘i'i I: lit)\\" that I l‘lilllblll along streets in my that I have ti'oddcii once hurdei galoelies and umbrella, when (lit rcathci' would not smile, liowci‘cr iiittch we smiled at Fate; now that, among not a low good and true and tried friends, many llll'mlg‘ to our gay parties who would not then have eoiidoseondcd to cross our threshold-an I can look back and call to mind many an incident ol'our early life with pleasure. There is one story, however, mixed up with those days that is fraught with ines- plicable horror. Atid that is tboptorvl have promised to relate. I must premise that we considered it in thoso early and struggling: days—n rise in life when we look small cottage llaiiipstcad. It wa. sc, bceause we had lll‘lH‘lllller oe- oupii apartments, and one who has not experienced similar feelings can hardlv l'aiicy with whatjoy we hailed the idea of dwclliug at. last under a root ul our own.

We entercil into pus. ssioii ot our ent- tilLft‘, :uid then came our lodg: r, through the ready iiitcrvctitioii ol the Timex. in the shut it" a lady, and :l singular one. We took her to be about lilty years of ag She Was a tall, line woman, but not 3., lul because ol a remarkable rigidity in b movements. Ilor stcp was slow, inca- saved. and dull, : ud as she trod hci' loot iioverseciucd to leave. the lluor. 'l'beiw- was no rebound. no pliaiicy in llt'l' g, which seciiieil rather it stztllm oii whet . than ol‘ :i creature throbbing with the pul- ses oi lilo. llci' hair was thick, but cutii'o- ly gray; she at -d it simply and neat- ly, without oriian . d wlt'iout a. cap, but also with a tota .i isciieo ol‘ style. llcr lace was aslieu pale. and don-ply liiicd. She came latent night in a cab, and my on:- servant remarked to mo how curious it was that she. being evidently a lady. rod.- outside llt‘.\tl1ll! driver. I thought iI very extraordinavy, but tho fact. soon glidul out of my memory as too trivial to retain

'iiii it. When I "iy “ glidcd out 0]

iiioi'y,“ I am u<i e; an incorrect cv- pi'ession. It rather slid intosiiiiicrcniiilc.

at any distant time. like Illt! Illiilm'tllflVllt‘ll it might he wanted as one ol the small colored hits that lit into the puzzle ol‘ my eccentric lodgcr's hoi'iiblc >lttl‘)‘.

h‘ho C'llllt'. outside. the cab, dress-2d iii an old ha itbca gown. bonuc , and an iaipeiiions'; vcil ol the same . nnbvc liuo, wh held about her l'acc as il‘tlial wen. u N. ct'et enemy every one was t'lllllills‘ to d ti-ct. and shot lily interest-id to conceal. 'l'ht l‘t‘ w ilain A box tipmi thctop ol‘ the cab. It was ol vi iy old-ladiioiicil ll]'|" and evidently originally designed addendum to it travelling: cai I‘l"t ic.

with iron. studded with nails, and scent-ed with a big loi-eigii lock, hllpldt‘llll'lllt'il by a. clumsy hasp. It was not, unlike, its owner—old, worn, and ofa i'u~ly 1)l:||' 'l‘hc {:‘I't'fll. handles claiiltcd as the man litt- ed it with ditliculty and due istaucu to the ground. It was not easy to get it up stairs. so wcighty 1‘ It cvidciitly hi-lil something i'ci'y p' i-ious to its owner, for sho watch- cd it. issciit with strained eyes; tllltljtltlg’ ing from the nervous interest she appear- cd to ako in it, Idid not. doubt. she had i-iilde outside to be iicarbct'treasure, and selected the time ol‘uight on purpose to do so. When the box was fairly up stni 9 she sat doWn upon it and rciiiniucd lliei Within the cab we found only a. sum 1 poi'tiiiaulcau.

She had given no name when answering to our advertisement, butsiiiiply forward- ed a slaiiipcd envelop.» addressed to " Al- pha. l‘osL-otllcc, llovcr." Kitty, the. ser- vaiit girl. asked if shr- would take some tea, and also by what Illtmt! she should address licr.

’ at li

iniiiScd corner, to be l'iirbishcd out :i-saiii ‘

, lt‘i-iiioii;

v .. c.\lei'ior was covered with lcalhci', bound 1

llid it contain books. that it \\'.'h’<

19, 1867.":

reply, in :i hall‘nbseut. slow, inward toiio peculiar to her- “ My name 's ol iio con- sequence. What am I to call you?"

" Kitty, il you pleaee.”

“Very well, then, li'itty. you will have occasion to address toe in no other inan- Iier than as ‘ Madain,‘ or, as you will pro- nounce it, ‘.‘.Iii‘:iiii.’“ And wilh that she gave may n month‘s rent and asked tor ii ii-eeipt. “ Money is better than a uainc.” she added, in her listless, slow way. taut-- luring: to herself, “ \Vh them 1‘ what is my name

'As it appeared to H her, and really did not iiiattorto us, we asked the qucstioii no more, but spoke ol her as “ the lady up stairs." She was evidently (N’t't‘ll‘ ' Sometimes she would walk round llll ga deli in the twilight, covered with her gauze vell,and holdingit in a tiglitnici'vous grasp with ll gloved hand, as she did the night when she came. her eyes nppai’eiillv seeking the window 01 1101‘ root” with ii suspicious i'osllcssncss, whichappearcd to be a part of her eccentricity.