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I— *7 ‘fluw r“ I :- Vol. 2. Summerside, Prince Edwad Island, Thursday, July 18, 1867. No.4 . '1‘” E v“ fin“ -—H Div -47 - u A bower. Ithink you Illlhl‘rl‘\ at 1........:...i’hntnon-c rmnaius to this day. t'ertain

Summersidc Journal

ls PRINTED axn remastth t-zvranr THURSDAY EVENING, or JOSEPH BERTRAM

AT Ills OFFICE, CFV'I'itAl. STREET.

T E II M S : I copy for one year, in advance. Ga. 3d. “ “ hall‘udvunce. 7:. till. at the end ot‘yeur its. Persons getting up canes of Tax Subscribers will be entitled to the JUIIRNAI. I‘uroneycur' Mr. THOMAS Gonnos, of ilcwcttstle,N.Ii. In our Agent for that place

ADVERTISEMENTS Inserted at moderate rates amt in good style. SPECIAL AGREEMENTS may be made on reasonable terms for it whole, a half, or quar- ter column, or by tlte ycnr.

JOB PIIIN' ‘ING of every description, pcrtbrmed with ncatucss and despatch. attd at moderate rates, at the Jonas“. Ollie-5,

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Snmmerside Markets. Sunnuusiuc, July 13, 1867.

Outs pet httslt - - r - - v - - - - 2s 6d ‘a 9d Barley per bush - - - - - - 3s a. Js (yd Potatoes pcr bush - - - - - - - - Bsa ‘Js Ell] 'I‘urnips per bush - - - - « - - - - Is a Is .hl Butter per lb by 'l‘ub - - - - - 10d a Is Lard per lb - - - - ~ - - - - 9d a lUd

9d a ltld

tid a 7d 4d a lid ---- 4d a 5d

Tallow per lb. Eggs per doz - Beef perlb - - - Mutton per lb

Pork per lb by t. - - — 3d a Md

Geese each - - - - - _ none

Flour per hbl - - - - 605 a has - -u-- 15‘s it 20s

Oatmeal per cwt. Ilay per ’I‘ott - Straw per ewt l'ine Boards -

...-tit)sa70s .-- Istid .—- IUs ----tsa53

Bastian:er alarms.

BXNK OF l’RINUI‘. EIHVAIII) ISLAND Corner of (Juno .3- Water 81s., Charlottztou-n President—Hos. Dawn-2t. Bananas. Ct|SItIcr—\Vll.l.l)\.\l U t.\l.l., Esquire. Discount Days—Mot ed, Thursdays.

Hours 01' Business—Font ll)a.m. to l pan. from 2 part to -I 1)."!-

UNION BANK.

Grafton Sh. Queen‘s Square, Charlotte/own I’resident—Cnanmm I’amunt, Esquire. Cashier—Janus Asnunsos, Esquire.

Discount Days—Mondays, \Vedncsdays, aml Saturdays. Hours of Business—From It) u.m to 1pm.. from L‘ p.|tt to I p m. SUMMI‘IIiSllH-l BANK. Central Street, Somme/side, I‘. If. Island. President—~llon. Jon}: R. (taunt. . . Cashier—IE. L. eraun, Iusqlltl‘c Discount Day 'l‘uesdays and'li‘ridnys. Notes for his ntnt must bent betorc 11 o'clock on Discount days.

IIUUl‘o ot' IIlIeIltcss-—lll a. tit., to 1 p. m.. from 2 p. rm, to it p.m.

S. W. DDDD, M. D. ' Physician and Surgeon,

tumor-sen: JAMES M. I’ll)lil-Zt.).\"H, I’lqu MARGATE, P: E L

June 13, IHtiT. :lm llll. l’ltlt‘ld, Physician 86 Surgeon,

Ovricu—Al the Stittunnsnn-z llnuu S'ronn, ttext door to Bank, tieutral Nl'cet

SUJIJIERSIDH. 1'. 12'. ISLAND. ()utolit-t‘ l‘.’, INII'

JOHN HOMER, M.D. F.M. M.S. can be consulted at his olllcc itt Tryon; and on Tuesdays uml Wednesdays in Sum- nterside, at the (‘tarrox IIUL‘SI-i.

July II. 1867. °

DR. MCNEILL, Physician & Surgeon,

IlEstunscs—At George. (lnrl'et's, Esquire, Stanley Bridge. New London, - - P. 1‘}. I. Jun 2t, 1807. _A__ 1y“.— KI'I‘SON (.Ahl'lY, M 1)., PHYSICIAN, SURGEONMICGUUGHEUR

formerly Assistant, Nurreon iii the II. 8. Navy, oll‘ers his profe tonal services to the coplc ot‘ Hmunn-rsidc and vn-nnty. _ Ile can lie ctllh'llltt'd :tt his olllce in Sumnterstdeauter the 20th of June, 1867: June 13, 12467. H

ROOKLIN HOUSE, KENT STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN,

SIMON I). Fltd SI'IR, PROPRIETOR.

Permanent and Transient Boarders will find the above House to give snttslaetion. t'h'town. .ltum 13, l5ti7.

W ' e 0. gaunt: gunman (fluid. KENT STREET, CHARLOTTETIIWN- JOHN MURPHY, I’ROI’RIE'I‘OII. Permanent. and Transient Boarders will find good necomtumlation. ‘ Good Stables In connection wltlt the HOTEL, And a careful llostler always in attendance. Ch‘town, Feb. M, will. If

JAMILS L. WEA’I‘IIEIIIIY, P A I N T E R a Sttmmcrsnle . . . . . . . P. 1". Island. PLAIN, OIIN:\.\II“.N'I‘AI., HOUSE &. SIGN PAINTING, illAINING, I'JI‘ER HANGING, (cm, so, to.

Done in the latest and most improved manner.

pa" All orders, both in Town and Conn-

try promptly attended to . March 2lsl, 1867 .

gesture“: Giants.

WILLIAM M. IIOWII

Attorney-at-Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC,

Sr. lianaxott’s I’. Istsxr.

F IANCIS I.0.\(i\\'OIt II,

B.-ilt'lt’l.\"l'ER AND -I Y'TOIA'. '[z‘l'ul T-LA II $23“ Ofllee—I'AVILIUN IIU'I‘EL.

(next door to the Ilon. Joseph lIenslcy‘s.)

CHARLOTT "I'U\\'.\' - - - l’. l-J.Isluud. Jan. 17,15 7 ly

H moms KELLY,— Barrister - at - Law

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NOTARY PUBLIC, &c. SUMMICRSIDE, - - - - I'. E. ISLAND. ring. 9, iatili ly o 1‘: o n o. 13a 1. L n r, BARRISTER AND Attorne y-at—L aw , x0'ranr rumao, &c. Telegraph Buildings, ll'ulcr Slrecl, Charlottetown, ------------------- --I’. 1'). Island. 'I‘IIOMAS FRIZZEL, Boot and Shoe Maker, WA'I‘I'ZII STREET, opposila (folio .llcla’nuan’s Store.

Boots and Shoes of a superior quality con- stantly on hand. and for sale cheap. Summerside, .lttne (3, 1867. 1y

__1f1\fifii. DREW tilled: & ‘dfllaldt gunner, III-1A1) OI“ CENTER STREET,

nttrst’tlc, - - - - 1‘. If. I.

:13” All orders punctually attended to. Jane C, 18137. 3m

DAVID luau't‘itan, Saddle and Harness Maker, Water Street . . . . .Summcrsidc. October I“ 1865

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NORTH CMTISH AND MERCAHTILE INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND LIFE.

EstabtiéiaTed 1809.

TWO MILLIONS, III‘Z.\ 1) UI l."l(‘l H: LIVERPOOL a". LONDON. (i. \V . 1)l-1III.()IS, Agent at Charlottetown.

Terms of Association can he had by apply- ing to Mr. J. I‘LIKTKAI‘I, Journal Olllce, Sunt- mersidc.

Charlottetown, June 20, liltiT.—l_v

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‘I V V I’AIRI‘EII A) l) GILIIILII. I .-\\'l.\’tl worked several Seasons under

the instructions of some of the. most popular Painters lit the I‘nitcd States nml Itt'itislt I’rovinces, wi. es to announce to the public tlntt he has optqu n PAINT SIIOI’. and commenced in that line of trade, at SIIMMIGRSIIJIG, where he is prepared to execute all kinds of Plain and Ornamental [louse and Sign

PAINTING.

Ceilings and Walls ' ited and decorated in Oil utul Fresco, Granting. l‘upcr hanging nml (Hazing done to please the em- ployer, Ceilings whitened witlt ncalness and despntclt.

{51.7"- All orders left at the Commercial Ilotcl, Central St” next. doreto Itcrtritm‘a Book Store, will receive prompt attention, and be done at moderate rates. Is‘nmmerwidc April II, 1367.

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CRAWFORnS‘ "fibrfij No 9 King quare, St. John, N- B.

Permanent and transient lionrders accom- tnodatcd on reasonable terms.

In connection with the. above the subscribers have opened a ‘

First Class Grocery Store

whch they will keep constantly on hand. Flour. (‘orn Meal, Provisions, ’I'cn. Sugar, Molasses, and all articles usually kept inn Uroceryfitore.

.l. CRAWFORD d: SON.

CBusiness olnrtla.

J. H. ALLEI‘I.

Commission Merchant, And Dealer itt Provisions, &c., MARKET srnnn",

St. Jenn, N. B.

In?" Gives personal attention to the Sale and Purchase ut‘evcry description ot‘Uuods. May 9, 1607.

James Greenougli, F L O U R

Commission Merchant.

No 47 Commercial Street Corner of (Tlinton Street - - - RUS’I‘OI'.

THOMAS II:\I\'I“()RD, AUCTION EER

AND

Commission Merchant,

S'I‘. JOIIN, N. B. Nov 1, ISIIJ

JOHN S. O'NEILL, dictum 15min :1 {:3 gt a i,

FDR Prince Edward Island. No- 13. North Sido King Square. 81‘. JOHN, N. 13.

Orders executed without delay, and all Consigmncnts promptly attended to.

U/lot'ca ll'inca and Liquors always on hand. July 4,1867.

J. F. HILL &. 00.,

DEALERS IN

Potatoes, Apples, Onions,

Joanna it Qumran: giants, C 'anbcrl‘ics, Beans, Green & Dried Apples Stalls 107 and 109. and Cellar No. III, h‘aneuil llall Market SOUTH SID/2' BOSTON.

“ O. L. RICHARDS,

Importer and Wholesale Dealer in ,ijuritish & ginnign-Qimtoits 1, Head North “’lmrf,

S'I‘.JOIIX, - - - NEW BRUNSWICK. llec. ti, lb‘tili. ly

dawns, nvmssruat e co. Qgiluur, lirmlurv, other, AND GENERAL

Commission Merchants, MONTREAL, — - - - - - - C. I“.

The most careful attention given to the execution ot‘orders for I’lonr, (train, Seeds, l‘rot‘i~ions. Ia-nlltcr, llidcs, ('oal Oil, and general I\lc " llllIllL‘. Freights secured and lnsnram-es ell‘ectt-d at lowest current rates.

Merchants in the Lower I’rovinccs will lind it to their IlllL'l't'rd. to forward their orders for Hour to us for -xecntion, as an t‘.\l(,'ll3l\'L' acquaintance with Western Millers, and us Agents for some ol'thc most popular Brands in Canada, we can with safety assure them of every suti~ihction.

Remittances againstordcrs when not other- wi'- nrovidcd I'or. tony be made with Stirling E. tngc, or Gold Drafts on New York. lira s on New York being worth usually mil ton ,l per cent more than on Boston.

livery inlitrnmtiott us to tltc state of the market. present and prospective, given when required.

Consignments of Fish, (‘od Oil. &c., carc- t'ully realized, uml returns made with the utmost promptitude, or applied according to tho wiin oi‘ consignors.

Charges only made to actual dislmrsements and utlltllllla5ltlll§ not overthosc of responsible Houses in the line. L'nquestionable returnees given when required.

IIIRIIWOOI), LIVINGSTONE & (‘0.

.303 St. Paul Street. Montreal, U. [-2. Ii'cbrunry 7, 18137.

JABEZ HUDSON,

Authorized Auctioneer, GENERAL AGE." ‘, &c., 'I'It‘Yl).\’. - - - - - - - l’.I.

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A U C'I‘IONEEIIS,

Commission Merchants, And General Agents,

BANK BUILDING, QUEEN s’rntan'r. Clurt'lollelotcn, - - - - - 1'. If. Island. WILLIAM DODD, Commission Merchant,

And Auctioneer, ul'lv'J-lN soc/tun, CHARLOTTE?“ II'V- - - 1’. FIR/.111”)

C A _i_t 1')— WILLIAM liFAIRS'l‘O, Commissmn . Merchant,

Auctioneer ([1 General Allen!» \va'vmt STREET, Summers/dc.- --------- -- 1’. 1'7. ,xlnnrl.

—J()II.\' ANDRI‘HV ‘MAUDONALD, Importer of Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockerywarc, Groceries, stoves, Ii'urnitnre, &c. &c.

- - . . -~- I’. 1'}. Island.

SH mmcrsitlr,

.lob I’rinting‘ol every (lescrfition done with tts‘ntness and dcspaleh at the

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MAeUNIL‘ 1'23”!le

[From the National Frccntoson]

IS.

You wear the SQUARE, but do you know That thing the Square denotes? Is there within your inmoat soul That principle which should control All words, and deeds, and thoughts? The Square of l‘tl‘!!!l’~li ittltcrc, 0 you that wear the .‘Itlsull's Square?

You wear the Conrass; do you keep Within that circle due, 'I'Itut's circumiizctl by law divine, Exclude-l Itatt‘cd, envy, sin, Including all that's true? The Compass—does it trace that curve Inside of which no passions swerve?

You wear the Tree or Dut'rr ; Alt! brother have a care; llo whose all-seeing eyc surveys Your inmost thoughts with open gaze, He knows what thoughts are there! Oh. send no light, irreverent word. Front sinful man to sinlcss God.

You wear the 'I‘itotrtcL; do you have 'I‘Itat martar old and pure Made on the recipe ot'Gotl, Recorded ilt llis ancient word, Indissolnblc, sure? And do you spread, with Master‘s core The precious mixture here and there?

You wear the Cnoss; it signifies The burden Jesus bore—- Who staggering fell, and bleeding rose. And bore up Calvary the woes Ufall who'd gone belore; The Cross! oh let it say “ forgive, “ Father, forgive, to all that live I"

My brothers il'yon will display These emblems ot'uur Art, Let the great moral that thcv tench Ilo deep cngt‘aw-n, each for each, Upon your honest heart! So they will tell to God and man Our ancient, holy, pc t‘ect plan.

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wo Cheap opportunities.

Sll.\' l-iR AND COPPER. BY wax ianLow

Soul-2 weeks ago we gave the history of a golden opportunity Ior doing good which was thrown away by a hemllc-s child. It will be rctm-tnln'rcdt at she, still retained a shilling and a pent md onryoungrcml‘ et's may be glad to learn lmw sltcacqltittled ln-t‘sell'ol th humble trusts:

‘ ltad been gone by a wcek, billing and the penny I:I\ loldcd in our 'ilkeu shrines. l ltadiqliille recovered my .pitits, aml was beginnit 1 to think how lshonld spend them, particu- larly thc shilling, for l scareer thought any good could be done, with such a. small sum as a penny. Now there was a poor Irish boy in our Hi -'I horhood, who had come with the reapel‘s, and who had been lelt. behind with it hurt Ill his leg. mother had often been to see IlIl

alurt.

:tml still the

larly to rch with him, and somcliou-s she sent me with our nurscmaid to take him a dinner. lie was now much better and could get about a little. To my moth sllt'pt'lsc shc lound that In: could read por- 1't-cily well. One day, when she met him in: " thanked Itcr honor lorall lnvors," and said he nlttlllIlI soon be well enough to re- turn to ohl Ireland.

As We walked home one day tny mother said in me—“ Unis, il'you like I will tell you a good way In spend your shilling

You may buy poor Tim :1 'I‘estanu-nt.”

l was tIIJIIgIILt‘tIfitIllI Bare my immediate assunt. “ \\'cll, tin-n," said my mother, “that is settled. I should have given one myscll‘ h n, it you had wished to spend yonrshillinginsoun-thingelse. Amlnow. run“ other, you must not change your mind; papa is goingr to the town to-mor- row, you may go nith him and get om- then."

'I'o-morrow came, uttd with it a note to me trout my two consins, saying that they were coming over to spend the alternooo with me. uttd see my Indian corn, and my tobacco plants, which I planted mysell. I was very proud of my corn, and still more proud tothink that my cousins should think it worth while to collie aml see it. Ior they won: three or lour years older than mysell, and did not. olten tal partin my amusements. lly «lint ol great indus- try I linishcd my lessons an hour earlier than itin , and ran into the garden to see how the corn looked. ()ld gardener hint- roll admitted that it was benntilul; the glossy gr-en leaves 1' 11 back like silken streamer and dis] I the grain with its many shades ol gt en, gold and brown.

I thought how delightful it would ho if I could build a kind ol' bowt'rover against it. itt which my cousins could sit and ad- mire. it at their leisure. There were some hop plants lgrowingjust in the tight pl‘ I had only to nntwist them; and thcr a clenn is that could easily bo pressed into the service. I set. to work, and with a. lit- tle help from him. soon made two orthreo low arches, over which I cal'clttllytrained lllt‘ flowering hop. and mingled lhent with lt-stoons oi cit-mat ‘. 'I'he bower seemed to be worthy of a queen at tile least; and no doubt it was really pretty.

I was inst carryingr some pots oI balsnms in tlow to set at the entrance whon my lather cuuw Itp. " Well, thus." he said, " mannna tells me you want to go to the town. lie quick, it‘yon do, for I am just ready to start."

“dos rc; dy to start I O papa, surely it is not one. luck? It‘ I go this bower will never be liuisltcd by three."

"('crtainly not, we shall scarcely be home by three; but why need it. be tinish- ed P“

“ Don't you remember, papa, that Elsie and Annie are coming i'“

“ Oh, I had lorgottcn that important

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Ii.ti~h it ; you can go with me some other at nmliuoa and howl-odours connected day." runh that uiw and Iatlwlly conversation

.\'o\\' my father knew nothing about the , return upon me olh u, now. It conveyed 'I‘cstamcnt, or In- .muld don-aims bax .~ In my mind the idea that this weaknes- given me dil rent a-l ice. While I liesl: itwlt was to be my ~tn-ngtli. it it made latcd, anxious to. and yet alraid not ‘ Im- depend upon‘ stronger than tuyrcll— to go. my lilI|II|l'l't It a near, and I thought that this cba hlc di~po>itiou would I would leave it to her to decide. make more photons tn the the. knowll'dgo

-- Ti“. chip] mm” M, “NH, 1,”. howm.‘ ltltat “ with God is not‘ut'iuhleuces, neither my dear,“ "till my father, "timretorc. its ’II‘I‘II'W 0' t‘I‘iUI"I“i-'l-" , I it is not p:tt'ticltlat‘l\‘ convenient. to me to “ III'” I‘“ ‘ ‘I l” sllmk I 5""1- “'d‘ " have hcl'to-day, sh'c may stay at home it I TI'VW‘IIHI “HIM ” Ami “‘“V- I'iII‘W “Wm SIM: likes, luv, i presume, hct' ct't'and is U] i”,‘_”'l.\' 011° l"‘““.l' IV“: 01 1‘“ "I." “I’I‘Unll' no gr at cotw-qucncc.“ mun-n.”

" My tnothvrma-le nonnswo ' in another . u “ "Hi

my darling, Ito replied."

mono-ht ho was gone, and l was lclt with I "i I‘ I"’”“‘I" mi“ 3"“ ""‘l' a" M‘- . . .- - it IU'Ir‘s’ Imp ll’lltIl‘lIlll my hand and a lace '~"'I'I=‘mu t-'~”"‘I “V” “I”! IIW- Immi‘m-

thtslnid with heat amt agitation. Ilhought I'L‘I‘ “I‘M "u" Si‘lium' 3"“ “I‘m” “"9 cull

my mother would speak and adtisc me to "I WI" “"‘Wr-q run alter my father. but kIIU did not; mnl I I " Yes," I said, “ but the person who wunt on with my work, consciousthat her ' gave the cold water had nothing better to eyes were upon tne. give; he had not a cup oi milk or a cup prvwnny, w my grunt “.1,qu gurqpnflsol wiule, which he tirst wasted and threw came up, and asked her some questions'mm , _ , “1,0,” “,0 1pm.“. [JUL 5‘“, “.0”, my“, ~- 3 dear, you need not mqnn‘e ntln “in, mm‘ and 1 mmllml mum “WHY. ‘ that; you might hate dono better: ltutaa comforting myself with the thought that‘l i “If” 1‘ 5‘“! *‘””'_',"I‘“‘g l” 1’” dumb ' Do It could ea~ily buy the Testament another“ "'“I! II'." “II-‘1’" ’, (lav I worked taster than ever, partly to I‘ “V” 1 “' " ‘II'II’J (“I”) "S‘IIII- and 31' ulrn cawuy my reproachlul thought The ‘ "I‘M lli‘l'l'.\'- II" ""11 “W IN“ the Imus“ W “"10 mum. “"3. MW,» j, Wm. Mame” play. As I passed the kitchen door, a piglnqwughw 5mm] upright in‘ but ;, poor old woman “hommy mother used Would be delightlul I knew tor u" to sit,“ “Pilbllllmd lrom n, aml i heard the “my”, “Mum”. hm. hm.” mowing. and i honsemaulsay, “.‘dhtrcss has justavalked when I had lnoughtaquantinol sun dried “"1- “"‘I 1, “1””1“ 5“." “IN” ' V “"II 1’” M grass, and spread it thickly oicr the tloor, I“'“""" 5h" “"‘5‘ IN’I'I’II'IS ““y,“'I"~‘n I I though, my how“. u“ cigh,“ “,umld. up hetlmirv'lit me oi my penny; took It. outot the World. My tEUUeIlls eulttc shortlr. and "ii 5““‘1 l’I'III‘IS “"1" b)” “‘0 L'ka- continued the in this opinion; they Asltullt 011“ 1" I" I‘M" a very happy :tltl‘t'lloon, seated under it, At first eltc did not Seem to understand and but tor remchn-ring the Irish boy. l me, but when she saw my copper oppor- n glithavc been happy too. We here tunity, which was as bright as sand-paper \‘L‘t quite till ultct' tea, and then I am could render it. she game we just. the sorry to say that our high spirits quite car- shadow ot a smile, and taking it in her ricd asnway; \vegot till!) it Mel, and skinny hand, “I thank you kindly my I ' ' a ' topple into pretty.‘Y . lltll breaking two panes " l’oor old ct'efltltt‘t‘.“ said the house- 'I‘his was on hdtlll'tlay. (Jo , maid, “that will buy her atrillc, mayhap; U