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'I‘ it E Summerside Journal

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AT NIH OFFICE, CENTRAL STREET.

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Set-lent. AGREE! rs may he made on reasonable terms for a. whole, a half, or quar- ter column, or by the year.

JOB PRINTI N G of every description, performed with neatness “mi despateh. and at moderate rates, at the .IUl'lih'AL Ullive.

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mnmerstde l rkets. Suuittzttsiiu., litzcunoru .1, 1367. Oats per bush - - - - - - - ‘ -s (h: Barley per hush - - Potatoes per hush ’I‘urnipx [)t'l‘ llllall - - - - - - Ilutter per lb by ‘I‘nh - - Lard per lh - - - - - - - ’I‘ullow 'r('l‘ lb. - Eggs per tlul. Ilct-l'perlb - - Mutton per lb - I'ork per lb by (it'\ st: each - Flourper bld ‘ ()atmcal per cw IIay per ’I‘oti Straw per ewt I’ine Itoards Spruce Boards

ltld a lb - lod a I. — - 9d a lod ltd a lUd - - lUd a Is 3d a 4d 2d at :hl - - did a {rd - - ls Gd a ‘J.’

- - o is a tilt; ltls a 13‘s “Us a 7th

Is Gd

Charlottetown Market.

DIK‘EMlllllt 5, 1867. Ileef (small) - — - - 4d a lid Do. by quarter - - - :ld a ltd Mutton - -, - - lid a (rd Lamb per lb. - - - 35d 0. 4d Iiutter . - - - lld a la , Do. by tub - - - _lt)d a ls ('heeie - - - - Id a 7d 'I‘allow - - ~ - 9d a llhl Lard - - - - S | a Flour lh. - - - Oatmeal 100 lb. - - 175 a l-r'u Eggs - - - - lld a Is . l‘ntatocs - - - ls Ud a L's ’l‘nrnips - - - - l.'ul Ilarlcy — - - - 3s a. ll: Oats - - - - 25 9d Boards (Hemlock) - - - Is Spruce - - - - 45 a .75 Pine - - - - Ts a £I< Shingles - - ~ I25 a 15:. \\'ool - - - - Is a Is 3:] May - - - - nos a 70s Straw t‘wt. - - - ls 6d a is Ilomcrpnu - - — 5t ltd a [is Sheepskins - - lid a Is Calfskin lb. - - - - 5d a lid Hides lb. - - - - - lid

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BANK OI" PRINCE EDWARD IHI Corner of Qnrtn .5‘ Water Sls.. C/uulu I'resident~llos. IIANIlZI. lhtnxax. (‘avhier—lYttthit (‘t'sn.\l.t.. l-I~qui I)tscount 1).|ys—.\loltx|aya& 'l'hursd Ilours ot‘ Business—Font lonan. to l inl. front 2: p.m to -t p.ni.

UNIth I'MNK.

G'rnflou SL, Queen's Squat-r, (‘Iiarlo/Irtnmv President~t'usnl.r;s I'AI,.\tI;It. I-qunirc. Cashier—Janus \shnltsox. Esquire.

'liscount Da .

IIourn oi Business—From to am to 1 pm , from 1: p.1n to »l p Ill.

b'UIIIIl‘ZliSlDlC HANK.

Central Strut, Samplers-uh. l‘. l.'. bland.

President—lion. dons ll. (i \Itinxtzit.

Cashier—1'). L. Lvtuinn, I".~q|lll‘t‘

Discount Days—'l'uvsdays and Fridays.

Note. for Discount must he in before ll o'clock on Discount days.

Hours of Illi!lt\usS~-10 a. m.. to l p. m.. from ‘2 p. m.. to it .

I)“. liloNl‘JlLL, ~

Physician 8: Surgeon, Ittzslorscu—At (It-urge. (Iarret'r, Esquire.

Stanley Bridge.

New London, - - - - I’.1‘I.I. JInI’fxlfiGI.‘ _” I ‘ ‘ . on. much,

Physician 8r. Surgeon,

()rrtcn—At the SI‘MMl-leslll-I IIltl‘ti Srona,

next. door to llzmlt, Central Street

SUMMERS/DE, 1’. If. [SI/.ld‘l). October > > ‘ *- >_r AL 7 ' krrsox ‘.\.\'l;‘.Y, .u 1).,

PHYSICIAN,SUR 0 &ACCDUCHEUR

can in the If. S. nal services to the vicinity. He can ee,‘ 'er the Store of

tireen & Sela nan, in Sumuicrside. June 13, 1567. if

"WILLIAM M. newsf'

Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public.

formerly Assistant t Navy, olfch his prou- people of Summersid be coitnulted athis (

S'r. Manson's

” " FRANCIS l.().\'(i\\'t)lt'l‘ll.

BARRISTI‘IR AND A TTUIt‘A'h‘ 3.4 7'-I.A II ta- '(.)tnut-—r.-tvn.toN nort-zt..

(next door to the lion. Joseph llensley's.)

CIIAIIl.()’l"l'li'l'()\\'N - - - I‘.I'Z. Island.

“Jun. l7, IRGT. V M ly 'rnonns KELLY, Barrister - at - Law

A!" NOTARY PUBLIC. Gm. . SUMMERSIDE, - - - - 1’. I]. ISLAM). ring. 0. tune.

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Now is the time to subscribe for the Journal—onlylfii a year

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(Io-Partnership Notice. ' ' ‘Ill'l Subscribers have this day entered into Uti-l'Alt'l‘NEltSllll' m. multis'rmts

Giants.

and ATTURNIliS-;\'l'-L.\\Y, under the

name, style and firm of ALLEY & DAVIES OFI-‘IC i,_—U‘ll.—\LI.OItAN‘S BUILDING, Gnuxr Grown: S‘rttmn" . GEORGE ALLEY, LUIJIS ll. DAVIES. Charlottetown, Oct. IN , lb'tlT. oet 24

Commei'oial Hotel. IVE II" A RRAA._ LXI/[337']

COACH FARE PAID!

N Fl'TI'ltl-i the. (‘o.tclt Faun of all travel- _ lers from the, Itailway Nation and Steam- buat Landings in this (3in to the COM.“ Eli- t‘lt-tl. HOTEL, Ii Street, who make their stay one day or up d, thL in: mm by the l'i'oprictor.

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(inc 1) - - al (10 One W - - 5 00 I'LIIIIAN ' .

Per Week. - - - - - - "r. to St 50

’I‘he llti'l'l-ll. is situatedun the bcrtbusiness >treet iu the city. and nearly opposite the \\'.\rr;nt.r. Itis haudsrmicly Ilttt-d up and calculated to m-eomrnodatc some titiy persons very comfortably.

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St. John, N. 15., Nov. 7, l

CRAWroRb’S fibi‘EL, Ho- 0 King Square, StJohn N-B.

l'crmanent nml transrent Ilnarders accom- modated on reasonable ttrms.

’roprictor. 1y

In connection with the above the subscribers have opened a

First Class Grocery Stre where they will keep constantly on hand, Flour, (‘oru Meal, l'roriaions, 'l‘ca, Sugar, Molas’v aml all articles usually kept. in a Grocer Marc.

J. Cll.>\\\'l"0liD 6.: SON. May ill), Infill—1y

7 Johanna Etjuunc Quid. King Square, (North Side,) ST. JOHN, N. II.

The Subscriber baring leased the above llutcl, and l‘t‘illlcd the same, is now prepared to accommodate Transient and Permanent lluarders, and trusts by attention to meet a tIIllrL‘ of public patriotagc.

llavivw also least-d the commodious Stable attached, and secured the services ni a careful llostler, who will be in attendam-e at all hours. travellers will he sure to get. satisfac- tion at luucst rates.

JAMES \\'. THOMSON, l'roprictor. Hb‘t. .lohu. .\'. IL, .Inly ladifly V

ROCKLIN HOUSE, Kent b‘trcct, Charlottetown, stnox n. FRASER, rnormnron.

l‘t-rmanunt and 'I'ransient loarders will llnd the above llou~e to give satisfaction. Uh'tuwn, .Iune Ill, IH<i7.

0flortlt Qumran ,dlutrl, KENT STREET, GllllRLDTTETDWIl. JOHN )ll'l’tl’llY, I’IHH‘IHI‘I'I'OR. Permanent and 'I'ransient Iloarders will llnd good accotinundation. (imttl. les in connection with the Horn,

and a cart nl ll tsllt‘l' '|l dye in attendance. (‘h‘towin l lam. ‘

— 7 ' cam luxurinto‘rtihas,

A U CTIONEE :5, Commission Merchants, And General Agents,

HANK BUILDING, QL‘I-II‘IN S'I‘Ill‘il-I'l‘. (flan-Iot/domi, - - - - - [’./’.'.I-\’ftllltl.

cvltaf’o’dw" ' WILLIAM BEAIRJTO, Commissmn Merchant,

..-lu4:1[um'cr d3 General xlycnl, :n sfltlilL'l‘. l'. 7'}. Islam].

Sunnuvrrillr,

“wit-1mm noon, Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer, (it'lttzx stil'AItH, t”fl.tl.'l.()7'l'/_I’l'tt azv q- ’1’."I)‘. [may]:

J. H. ALLEN. Commission t‘tlerchant,

And Dealer in I‘l‘OVlSIOllS, the. M A It l\' 1‘} 'l' C 'I' It Ii '1 '1', St. John. II. B. p)“ tlives prrsoual attention to the Sale and I'nrt‘haf-e of every description oftloods. N .I. lb‘lii'. A M “A,” - '1 IIOMAS IIANb‘UIiI), AUCTIONEER

A.\'lt

Commission Merchant,

S'I'. JUIIN. S. Ii. Nov l. tans

C. L. fiIdfiAR—DS Importer and “'holesan Dealer in garnish & Jinnigufliromias. 1,1lead North 'Wharf,

ST..IOII.\', - - - NEW BRUNSWICK. Dec. G, nan. ly

Business (Ilnrxlss.

JABEZ HUDSON,

Authorized Auctioneer, GENERAL AGENT, &c., TRYON, - - - - ~ - - 1’. E.I.

June 27. 1867.

_Itlltltwutltl, nvmasraur a co. about, almanac, gentler, AND GENERAL

Commission Merchants, MONTREAL, - - - - - - - C. E.

The most careful attention given to the execution of orders for Flour, Grain. Seeds, Provisions. Leather, IIidt-s, (foal oil, and general Merchandtze. Freights secured and Insurances cll‘t-eted at lowest current. rates.

Merchants in the Lower l’ruvinecs will find it to their interest to forward their orders for Flour to us for execution, as an CKIL‘anVU acquaintance with Western Millers, and as Agents for some of the niust popular Brands in Canada, we can with safety assure them oft-very satisfaction.

Remittances against orders when not other- wise provided for. may he made with Stirling Exchange, or (told Drafts on New York. Drafts on New York being worth usually ml to a ,1 per cent more than on lloston.

Every information as to the state ofthe market, present and prospective, given when required.

Unnsignments of Fish, Cod Oil. &e.. care- fully realized, and returns made with the utmost promptitude, or applied according to the wish of cunsiguors.

Charges only madefor actual disbursements and Commissions not m’erthuse ot' respunz' rh- lIouscs in the line. Unquestionablc ret'ernccs given when required.

KIRKWOOI), LIVINGSTONE 8-. C0.

503 St. Paul Street, Montreal, U. I'}.

February 7, 1867.

James Grcenough,

FLOUR Commission Merchant.

No 47 Commercial Street Corner of Clinton Strut-t - - ~ - ~ llUS'I‘ON

iam'nmsu Alli) unenlile INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND LIli‘ i.

Establirjliad 1809.

cartrAL; TWO MILLIONS“ $terling. new onions/f” ‘ EDINBURGH 61. I.ONI)O.\'.

G. w. DlzllLOIS, Agent at Charlottetown.

Forms of Applit-alion can be had by apply- ing to Mr. J. llirarnan, Journal Utlh:e, Sane merside.

Cl rlottetown, June ‘20, lStI‘f.—ly

Important to snowmen Blocks! Blocks! Blocks !

RAISE 'I‘llI-l

Il" YUI' \VAN'I" Price. of sels

in England, order a set of rose SPLENDID

BLOCKS, which everyh t y is praising, t'rom

YOU. G’S. Terms Liberal.

Water-<t.. Summerside, Sept. ‘26. 1867.

'l‘llOIdAS 1-‘a1zzn1..

Boot and Sh e Maker, “'A’l‘l-Ili t5

opposite (Julio .‘llc .Pmuu s Sim-c.

Ilonts and Shoes of a superior quality eon- stantly on hand, and for sale cheap. Silllllllul'plt 0. June Ii, 1567. ly

, '., ‘ Carriage B actory ! ! \. . I Head of Queen Sir ct, C II A It L t) 'I‘ '1‘ H T O \V N . III-1 SubserihersTT-ave to acquaint the public that. lun‘in uttered into aco- d’artnership, they are pro ed to execute all orders in the

CARRIAG , SLEIGH,

on Blacksmith Business,

and having: each had considerable experience, they are able to turn out a FIRST CLASS

Carriage or Sleigh. Repairing of all kinds, together with all other work appertainng to their line of busi- ness, will be attenulrd to.

Send in your orders innnedistely I'l'ttllfl) & MCCOUBIIEY.

Queen Street, (.‘lnirlottutnwtn

.Inn. 10. IHIIT. ly

Fm Milly—lb“ linttrnan, Saddle and Harness Maker, \ViderStreet . . . . . Summerside.

tlctnber l‘l. lfitlfs.

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‘t AWS of the best qua am] at the follow- 5 in}: (‘aeh prices, nl . on hand at the nntnufacture of the snlvstuihurs :4- (‘lllL‘ .AIIS.

Duunrrzn. M in. $18 curb

DIAMETER. n"! in. 3‘20 each

:l'.’ in. alll each 30 in. $15 each :18 in. SI" ’10 earl ‘2“ in. 8“ each 24 in. $9 e h 1’2 in. $8 each ‘10 in. $7 each/ IR in. 8' h In in. $5 each II in. it! each

II! in. $3 oat'lf.

.‘iill Saws/ii feet, 3.1 each; But-k Saws {"4 in. $7 perdo‘len, scl and sharpcd.

All orders left at the Ilook Store of Mr. Joseph llrrlram, Summerside, or forwarded direct, will receive immediate attention.

A. Illt‘lldltlisUN & Co.

St. John, )1 .Il. April 11,1307.)-

ERATURE, SCIENCE, COMMERCE, AGRICU

sump-m;;:>fi£aétavta a 181a];deThursdaiifiecéfiliér 5;; 1867- *

TEE MICMAOS.

Oh! the children of the forest! I can scarce nupprers a sigh. A: along the crowded pavement

They put-s uuheeded by.

And mark the stately buildings. Where the willow used to wave,

And the busy mart of connucrco U'cr the honored rldeftain's grave.

The golden sun is shining, As in olden days he shone,

And the river to the ocean Still is wildly rushing on»—

IInt the spirit of the Alienate Is sullen and diomnyed—

For had he not dominion Where now his steps iutrndei

“'hnt though the stumncr breezes Blow soft o‘erla-nuox Isle, And at the billuws' tnry Its swarthy tenaan unnilul

Vilmt though in fair “ Allcg\\'eclv”— 'I‘he " lloma upon the Sea,"——

To make bin habitation, The Indian is free 7

The noisy mill husbanished ’I'he salmon from the floods; The noble mouse has vanished, l‘urct-er from the woods.

I’iiuee County, Nov. Ql. lStIT.

$21ch filitrraturr.

(From Illuclrwoud‘a Magazine.) A CITY 01“ THE PLAGUE. [Comma]

“Naxr morning brought me the sad titling of the seizure at one of the little twin boys at my friends the I——s, and a ret ucst from the mother thatI would come. to icy. I got up as quickly as I could,and stayed there till the poor child died, ten hours after he was first taken ill, and then tor the first time realized what cholera. really was. Alter much ditlieulty and de- lay we got a doctor, who pronounced the ‘ase not. hopeless, left a few simple reme- dies, and promised to return as soon as he could. This was about ten o‘clock in the morning, and he never canto back at all, and at live o‘clock in the afternoon the d ‘ar little fellow was dead. To watch the sad change worked hour by hour, as tho brightrosy l‘ucoturned livid and hollow- eycd. and the round white limbs grow colder and more rigid and )tn‘ple, do: be our ctl‘ortsto rub lite on warmth ate them again, was unspeakany painful, op- pressing our hearts with a sense ol the in- e\ able end. About half an hour before death. came apparent insensibility; the awful gasping tor walnt' ~ d convulsive‘ biting at glass or spoon, t it indicated a sutl‘cring it was agonlzi g to witness, ceased, and it was almost with thanktnl- ness we saw the last breath leave lltnl': poor parched lips.

I"I‘hat. night the deaths were still on the increase, and a new phasu occurred in the progress ol things. At. tirsl, as I told you, the people went in crowds to the churches and altars, bosoechim: (lod's mercy on their unhappy city. how there came through the hitherto empty streets troops of men and boys (ne‘er a, woman amongst them). with tamlmurines, trian- gles, and oustanetu, howling,r out wild songs, dancing and embracng each other, and stopping at tho doors of each little drinking-cavern to call out. those from within, to come out and drink and shout. with them. ’.l'hcse were cliietly the poorer artizans, bricklayers. carpenters. smiths, and others of the towuslolk, who, relusing work of any kind, pawncd what-

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nor opportunity to remark: tormeuy, I mean, when Itonte was not considered as a tin-[night‘s excursion from home—one amng a thousand places to be visited on a short holiday expedition. Many others besides our old friend died in Room with- in twenty-tour hours utter thci - arrival. Others who have remained actively en- gaged, like our friend Luigi Napoleoni, in oflices of mercy and charity. have hitherto escaped conta‘rion. But, perhaps, it is 0n], mum-{t} first, in reckoning up the names ofthose who tell in the cause of humanity and Christian charity, the death of the Cardinal Bishop of Albano. Alticri, should have made special impression upon us all. The news ol the cholera having burst forth with such terrible fury among his flock reached the Cardinal by telegram on Tuesday evening, while present. at on examination in the Clementine College in Rome. of which his Eminence was direc- tor. 110 immediately returned to his pal- luee, near the (lush, collected what ready money he had, sent word to the Holy Father of his determination to fly to the assistance of hls people, and took his de- parture trom ltomo with two doctors whom he brought away at his own ox- pensc. 0n reaching Albano he did not go on to his episcopal residence, but left his carriage and began at onco to exhort the people to courage, and to give orders that every means might be taken to calm down

the universal terror. He then immediately proceeded to visit those attacked- by chol- era, to distribute alms,admiuistct the sac- raments, and do all that lay in his power to relieve and comfort his flock. From the hour ot'his arrival till the Saturday t'ol-

lowizig, when he was seized by the fatal

malady, he was occupied in charitable (d-

{orts to assuage the horrors of the pesti-

lcnee. Callinrr to mind the example given

by [he Al'cllltlgilol) of Milan, San Carlo

Borrotnl'o, during the great plague there,

the Cardinal carried about the IIon Sacra-

metit. barelooted. as an act of penance,

‘ to appease the divine wrath.‘ Ile scarce-

ly slept, and abandoned all idea ofvcg‘ular

meals; his every thought. was tor the

spiritual aml corporal good at his people. j At one o'clock on Sunday morning, his lite. I being entirely (lespaired of. he received i

ed to know the artist-World here, and note vultures about. the plane. quaint ways and peculiarities that, in name busy capitals, there is no tim-a to think of

LTURE, AND NEWS.

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The sigh those foul birds alone, the frightful hit

the imagination given by their presence, the dreadlul calm ot' the slaLemont that there were “ no worse them than in other places," makes the mind sick with horror. Snell was the scene enacted in the monLh inst past, in one of the laircst ot' earthly landscapes, a spot asaociated with every- thing that is bright. and pleasant to so many. The villsggintura 0t 1867 will long be remembered in the little cit . and with terrible reason. Since (bout a scourge has abated—“ ceased entirely,“ say the last accounts—but leavin what. gaps, what turrnrs. what recollections behind it! The plague in London, and the plague in Milan, and the plague In Florence, have all been described to us in the words of genius; but a hand unpructlsed is capable of solttng beside them an almost equally impressive picture. trullt in its intense reality having a. torce above art.

The fate of Cardinal Altieri has. as is natural, been received by some with ex- aggerated plaudits and lumcntalions, by others with the usual revulsion of cynicism and opposition to what other people say. Our sympathetic and liberal-minded press, after recording his heroism and martyrdom one day, declares the next that it must be an extraordinary thing for a bishop to do his duty, or his act would not. be regarded as anything out at the way. But the fact is that, except parish doctors and parish priests now and then, who tlo the deed very quietly without knowing it, but low people nowadays die for the sake of their fellow-creatures; and it is slill true that greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his lile for his friend~ He might have done it moderately, taken his dinner, and pat on his shoes, say our comfortable critics. But then, as it‘hnp- pened. this bishop was one of the same race as those who slniekcd Grazia at the dimly-lighted shrines, and danced wildlv throu h the lurid streets when the bonfires blazer at the street-corners, and the carts went by with the dead. Moderation had no existence in the region or the moment, as indeed it. has not in these quarters at any moment. The Italian prelate per- haps was not. sorry, in a time so out at" oint, to More by the sacrifice ofhis own in: thatt to lite and soulof old still existed a the Clmreh of (.‘arlo Borromco and