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.Is PRINTED AND Nlfldullh Itvmu' THURSDAY _II‘.VI‘.NING.

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ADVEETIBEMEHTS

inserted or. moderate rates and in good style.

SPECIAL Acting-run" 'Iw be Inade on reasonable terms ‘for 11 whole, a half, or quar- ter column, or by the year.

JOB 'PRINTIN G of every description, performed with acumen and despatuh. and at moderate rates, at the Jounsat Olilce.

Summarside Marketa. Scuusnsinu,duiio 13, :807.

ats erbush ---,----~-- 25 this 2slod garlch pcr bush - - - - 8s fl is Ihd Potatoes per bush - 2:11th 3d Turnlps pcr 'bush - - - - - - Is 11 Is 31] Butter per lb by 'I‘ub .- - ‘ 10d 11 Is Lard per lb------------- .ldalotl Tulle“ per lb. 9d a 1011 Eggs "ier do - - - - 6d a .7ld Bcct‘lierlb----l-- ----- Ida (-11. Mutton per lb - - ' - - - . - - 4d u and Pork per lb by carcass - dd 11 And (leesc each - - - - - ~ - ms “pupp- Flour r bb - - - - I .. oflllllmliflicfi cw - - 1.8:: a 203 llay per 'l‘un - - - (ms .1 70s

Straw per c'wt - - - ls lid l‘ine boards - - - Ills

Spruce Board - ~ : ‘os

in 11 or. s 01.211115.

- li.\.\'l\ or I-IIINCI; I'.I)\\'I\III) Ismxn

(,‘mner u/‘l‘imta .j‘ Il'ulcrj Slam, ciittilottelairu I «lent—lion. 'I‘IIoMAs ll. llaviprD, ( "hr-WILLIAM l?usnu.t., V 'mpurc. Dismuut Days—blymdays St lhursduyo. ilunrh ul‘ B11siiicss—-Fu1n 10:1.111. to l p.121. from ‘J p.I.I to i p.11..

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UNION li.\.\lt.

Grafton Sl., Quten‘s Square, CIIrIrIoIIrImI-n

l'rcsichIt-t‘dunt.us I'AIJllilhvl‘iagllil‘U.

Cashier— .tiiita Asumtsorx, lusipurlh

Discount Days—Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. Hours of Business—From l0 a.m to l p m., from 22 p.111 to -l p 111. SUMMERSHM‘) BANK.

Central Slrett, Sumincrliila, 1’. 1t'. Island. President—lion. .IOIIN Ii. GAIIDINI-zu. Cashicr— E. L. Lvtiuitn, Esipnre Discount Days—Tuesdays aIIdI‘rid-Iys. Notes for Discount must be III I orc li

u'cIocIt.6n Discount days.

Hours of Business—10 11. 111., to l p.-m.. from 2 p. 111., to 4 p.111.

FRANCIS LONG\\'OIITII, - 11A IIIIISTII‘R AND A TTUII’A'E l'-.‘l T-LA ll b6” Office—PAVILION IIO'l‘l-ZL. (next door to the lion. Joseph licuslcy's.) CHARLO'I‘TE'I‘OWN - - - 1'.E.Isl.1nd. Jiiti.17, I867. ly

THOMAS KELLY, Barrister - at - Law

AND

noun PUBLIC. &c. suuiinusmn, - - - - r, 15. ISLAND. aug. 9, 1861! 1y GEORGE ALLEY, nannrsrsn AND Attorney-a. t-Law ,

ROTARY runuc, &C. Telegraph llm'ldings, quler Street, Charlottetown,-u -------- ---- ---- --l’. E. Island.

, WILLIAM M. HOWE,

Attorney-at-Law ‘ann norssv PUBLIC,

Sr. ELI-iaxon‘s.........;......l’. E. IsI..\xI).

. Dlt. PRICE. Physician 8a Surgeon,

OFFICE—At the Suitsimtsmr. Diwo Si'omc, ‘ next door to Bank, (lcntral street

SUMMERS/DE, . . . . l’. 12‘. ISLAND. October I2, 1865. »

_' JDHN HOMER, M.D.F.M.M.S.

4 MEDICAL OFFICE -OVEII. GREIQN (I: SCIIIlItMAN'S STORE. ‘ WA Tli‘lt STREET. SUJIJIERSIDE, l’.b‘l.

' Du. nonunion, Physician & Surgeon,

Ruuiuuscc—odt J. M. Iivoiann, Esuuutn, Stanley liridge. P. E. I.

New London, - - an 24, I861.

, *"Iiavm Iiicn'rItAII, Saddle and Harness Maker,

Witter Street t 1. ._ , . Suumicrsidc. October l2, ltlllli.

JOHN AN’Dnnw MACDONALD, Importer of Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockeryware, Groceries, stoves, Furniture, &e. &c. Simimcrside. - - - - - — - -- I’. E. Island.

C Ali D WILLIAM BEAIRS’I‘Q, Commissmn Merchant,

Auctioneer (I: General Agent,

' warm STREET, Summcnidc, -~M-------u--- P. E. Island

b

it be entitled to the Joann. for oneyoiil'

more.) To Ll

. E S...'!‘:E R. N? -

trio R A To an, I m on, com M E AGRICULTURE, AN

3119;111:235 (bards. o. L. maniacs;

Importer and Wholesale Dealer in

gritissh It Janina Commits 1, Head North \Vharf,

S'I‘..IOIIN, - - - NEW BRUNSWICK. Dec. 8, 1806. ly

J. F. Hill. 3 00.,

DEALBIII IN

Poms Apples, Onions, gluing" & Qumwtic Qgrails,

Uranberties, lieans, Green & Dried Apples Stalls 107 and 109. and Cellar No. 19, Funcuil Hall Market

sour” sum nosrozv. James Greeuough, F L O U R

Commission Merchant. No 47 Commercial Street Corner of Clinton Street - - - - - BOSTON.

J. H. ALLEN,

Commission 2." crohant, And Dealer in Provisions, 810., MAR K n 'r s 'r R 1-: 13 '1‘,

5:. Johi N. B.

be?” Gives personal attention to the Stile .Ind Purchase of every description of Goods.

Illdy ll, Isoi. 'I‘IIOMAS IlANFUiiI), AUCTIONEER

AND

Commission Merchant,

ST. JOHN, N. 1!.

. O'NEILL, o . , . - . Q; 11111111 15.2.1 on 3 gr 11 ‘1, Full Tilt: SALE or P. E. island. Produce. “ liics'rim liot‘sn," No.65 Chill-1H0 Sl.,Suul/z Side lt’ing Square. S'I'. JUVIIN, NI‘HV IIIIUN5\\'I( Ii, NJ}. ~(‘Iiitsignuicnts solicited. uIIIi IIII orders

will I't't‘clvt‘]Il'IIll|pllltlt'lliluli. [.\l ‘9.

tintwooifiwmcsmyt & co. ,flluur, ilroilutr, ctitular,

AND GENERAL

Commission Merchants, l\I().\"l‘lthAL, - - — - - - - C. E.

The most careful attention given to the execution ul'urders for Flour, Grain, Seeds, Provisions. Leather, Ilides, (luiil Oil, llll|l general Merrlmmlizc. Fl‘t'igllirl secured and Insurances ell'et-tcd at lowest current rates.

Merchants in the Lower l’rnvluccs will find it to their interest to thrwartl their orders for It‘lunr to us for excentiun, us an extensive Iictpiaintmicc with Western Millers, and as Agents for some of the must popular Brands in Canada, we can with safety assure them ut‘cvcry salisl'urtion.

lit-minnows iiguinsturders when not other- wist- provided for. may be made with Stirling Exrlnuige, ur Gold liral‘ts on New York. Dralis on New York being worth usually mil to a hit-r cent more than on Boston.

livery inlbrmatiun as to the state of the market, present and prospective, given when required.

Consi '1 meals of Fish, Cod (lil, &e., care- fully I'c Mt'll, and returns made with the uttnost promptitudc, or applied accerdtngto the wish of consignors.

Charges only made for actual disbursements and cmnmissions notuver those of responsible Houses in the line. Unquestionuble returnees given when required.

IIIIIKWOOI),'LIVINGSTONE & (I0.

503 St. Paul Street, Montreal, C. 1'}. February 7, 1807.

Archibald McKay.

MONC'I‘ON. N. B,

CONTRACTOR AND AGENT FOR Tun Pt'n- (‘IIASE AND same or Ships Timber. Masts, Plank, House Prunes, and LUMBER cfall dimensions and ties- criptlous. [or Oidors for'early shipment will re- ecivc prompt attention. Fill) H, 1867.

aim/7mm unoriisus,

A UO'l‘lONEIiRS, Commissmn Merchants, And General Agents, BANK BUILDING, QUEEN STREET. Charlcllelawn, - - - — - I'. It'. Island 11. J. Incuauosox, COMMISSION Muncnanr

Auctioneer.

Dealer in Fleur, Groceries, and ,Dry Goods. Water Street .y . . . . . Summorside.

“'ILLIAII’I DODD, 1' ‘ Commission Merchant,

Y And Auctioneer,

-,I ousss sumac, I V . 'CIIARLOTTETOWN- » . '1’. t’fismn'v _...,_,_..,,,..,..._>..__._-_#.._....

- NOTICE! , LI. PERSONS whose accounts have been

rendered during the past month, will please call and ply or remit amount due, im-

mediutely. JOSEPH BER’I‘RAM. autumn-side, April lath, 1067.

Ex. .‘hn.

Quinton chords.

CRAWFORD'S‘ ’HOTEL, No- 9 King Square, at. John, ll-B.

Plrmnuent Ind transient Boarders accom- moduch on reasonable terms.

In connection with the above the subscribers have opened It

First Class Grocery Store

III-here they will keep constantly on l-IIIId. l-‘Inur, Corn Med. ,l‘I‘UVlsious, ’l‘eII, sugar, Molasses, and oil utielel usually kept In It Grocery Store. J. CRA‘VFORD 6: SUN. May 30, lB:iT.—ly

gflorth Samarium .30th,

KENT STREET, CHARLOTTETOWM JOIIN IiUurnv, Pnornmrou.

Permanent and Transient Boarders will find good accommodation.

Guod Stables in connection with the IIOTEI., and 1t c: el'ul llostler always iii uttendunec.

(Th'town, Fob. H, 161:7. if

THOMAS FIIIZZEL, Boot and Shoe Maker, WATER. STREET, opposite (,‘uli'n McLennaiI’s Store.

Boots and Shoes of a superior quality can- stantly on hand, and for !lllL‘ cheap. Summerside. June 6, “567 1y

DANIEL D. CROW, allotlt & Matrix fglrpiiirrr, HEAD OF CENTER STREET, Sunmicrsiile, - - - - I’. 1;}. 1.

.36“ All orders punctunlly attended to. June-6,1367. 3m

R. M. GIBSON, PAINTER AND GlLDER.

I .\\'l i\\'Ulkt'tI scvrral Seasqu “,“I”

lllt‘ llltll‘lllli‘lns "l" some of the most popular l‘aiIW”-s in the l'nitcti States and l: .1 I‘Iovim ts. “Ihllt‘it tu announce to the It‘ll'lll' I'll“. he has opened il PAINT SIIUI’, .vllll l'IIltlllH‘nl't'll in that line of trade, at SL'MMILIISIIH'I. where he is prepared to vxcrute all kinds of Plain and Ornamental House and Sign

PAINTING.

Ceilings and Willis painted and docurated in Oil and Fresco, Graining. I‘apt-r hanging and (Hazing done to p c the em- ployer, Ceilings whi ‘Ilt‘d with IIczItIIt-ss and dcspatch.

fl” All orders left at the Commercial Hotel, Central 5L. next dorcto llcrtrum‘s Book more, will receive prompt attention, and be done at moderate raII-s.

Summcrsidr, April ll, 18!”.

JAMES L. \I'EA’I‘IIEIIBY, P A I N T E R . Summersidc . . . . . . . 1’. 1'}. Island. PLAIN, OIIXAMEN'I'AL, IIOI'SIC 8:. SIGN PAINTING, GIIAINING, PAPER HANGING, Sun, &t'., &C.

Done in the latest and must iIIIprovcd manner. its?" All orders, both in Town and Conn-

tvy promptly Intended to . Mart-II 2|st, lslii' .

A. G. MORRISOE.

Late of New Brunswick, ICSI'EC'I‘FL'LLY announces to the in- habitnnts of Snmmersidc, and the sur-

rcunding country, that he is prepared to

ext-cum

in almost every style ofthe Art, viz: Plain and Ornamental Lettering. (lildlng, Bronzing 11nd Shading, Velvet, Oriental,

' Grecian and Crayon, (Black & (‘olar'tD Painting on Canvas, l‘en 'liug and Etching, &c., &c.. &c.

Carriage Striping and Orttumenting, Graining in OH and Distemper, Oak, Butternut, ' Walnut, Satin Wood, Maple, Banyan and Mahogany,

Staining in its various branches. it?“ All work done promptly nnd at, very reasonable rates. Orders lt-fi. with 'I'. B. ll.\I.I., will receive careful attention. “ Itnicriide, April 4. 1867.

Gm

tf Carriage Factory ! ! Head of Queen Street, CHARLOTTETOWN.

[IE Subscribers beg leave to acquaint the

public that, having entered into II Co- I’artnt-I‘ship, they are prepared to execute all orders in the

CARRIAGE, SLEIGH,

on Blacksmith Business ,

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

Carriage or Sleigh.

Repairing of all kinds, together with all other work appertaining to their line of busi- ness, will be attended to.

Send in your orders immediately

l’lIOIJI) dz MCCOUBREY. Queen Street, Charlottetown, Jan. 10, l‘illi. ly

Saddle and Harness Shop.

7 ‘llli Subscriber begs leave to inform the inhabitants of NEW LONDON . -

Opened a Snddl Cliiton, New where he hopes, by strict z I tloii to his business, and mod merit u share ofpublic atron 1 _ JA . SE Clifton, New London,

Oct. 25. Milli-if.

Job Printing of every description done with nestuess sod tie-patch It the Jamar. orucz.

P1 9NE'ER -

Dans.

Isummoisido, Priiioo‘Edwed’ Isltiiid, Thursday, June 13, 1867.

PIITBV.

THE WOLF A'I‘ 'I‘Illi DOOR.

limiter. Ind gaunt is the hungry wolf. And he utters a savage growl,

When forth from his secret lair he starts Through the forest wilds tn prowl;

And the echoes answer the dreary sound

From the lonely rods: and cave around .

Sharp and white are his gleaming teeth, And his yellow eyeballs glow Like euall of tire lhroughthe darkness round, And his step‘h not}. and low—- A stealthy step that you scarce can hear Hath the hungry well when he druwcth near.

In the silent hours of the night he comes To the fold where are guthorotl the sheep; A f-Illiiollt'tl llock from their hidden lain, When the sheperd is llist asleep; And his faithful dogs are overpowered, 'l'hc meek ewes slain and their lambs devoured.

Afar where the settler‘s cabin stands, On the edge ot‘the Iorest drt'ur, \Vhen hunger hath made Ihs gaunt wolf bold, He will oficntimcs draw Iteur, And howl through the long and dismal night For the icltler's babes that. cry with fright.

Yet not in his distant forest haunts May the wolf alone be found, But abroad in the city‘s crowded strut-Is, Where fashion and wealth abound, In the hollow visage, hull’sturvcd and lean, A sterling likeness to him is seen.

And the work-girl, high in her garret room, As she toils with bended lit-ad, On weary gusset and band and scum, I'lics faster her act-die and thread, Lest Ila.- hungry wolf should come once more With his stealthy trend to her chamber door.

And the beggar-child in her squalid rugs, And naked, shot-less fcct, Heursthc cry of wolt‘in the sound of wheels, Alld lllc ‘flamcr ofthe street; l And at night lit-s down in her narrow place In the gtim old monster’a lean embruee.

Fierce and gaunt is the hungry wolf, And he utters a savage growl,

When forth from his secret lair he starts Through the forest wilds to prowl;

But the other that luv-ts outside the door

Is the gaunt wolt'lluiigcr that huuuts the poor.

$13113: t Eiltrnlurr. TllE BEABITIIIEECI’EIDE. A TALE 0F WflAN'S FOLLY.

I was travelling in Italy in the ycm‘ — and had letters ot introduction to several good lamilics in llllli‘l't‘lll parts of the country. Antoni,r the rest was one to Illl‘ Marquis ol'Spe’ 4 in, who had at one time lived about three yours in England. as a Minister trum the Court of l-‘lorcuco. OII his return he had gout- to Milan, where I had expected In liudliim , but on inquiring for him in that cily, I team] that he had slut-c inherited some property in Tuscan v, and living in the V111 Lliibbi-l I. . in I“lt)l't cc. On my urrivul in the capital ul Tuscany. I Went to a hotel on the Lung Arno, and in the evening proceeded to III-liver Iny letters. The l’aluzzo Spczzia was a very handsome building, surround— biz,r a quadrangle. 111 lchl, all that sidool the street is built in llic same manncr, with huus . lit lor princes, and very often bop;- gnrsliviiigiu them. The Marquis, indeed. was not reputed so poor as many at the Italian nobility; but yet not iehI-nough to occupy the whole ol so large :1 building. He consequently reserved to liimsolt llll' lirst lloor (the second as they call it there) and let the rust ol' the house to an English I‘atuily, more noble by 11:1qu than by Da- lure.

To make my talc clcai', I may as well say, that this l'amilycun 'tcd ol :IyI-Im" r brother DI lmi'tl Unnw: , as I shall call him (though that was not his name), his wile, and two or three _\'ull!l;_;‘ childrvll. The whole ol‘liic Conway Inuiily had made Ilit-msvlvt-s somewhat notorious for loose- Iicss of morals; but I III-rev heard this gentleman purlirulitrly ill-spoken of; and his wile, though apparently caving very little about her husband‘s conduct. was without reproach in regard to her own. lie was a man ol‘thii'ty-thvec uI' thirty-tour at this time, tulcrubly we“ looking, though not remarkably so. but with a sleepy blue eye. and quiet. insinuating manner, which I have oltcn remarked in men more suc- ccsstul than scrupulous in the pursuit of pleasure. I had met him once or twice in London, and always looked upon him as the bt-st of his family,

Ilut let me return tomy tale. (in mount- i11;_r the stairs from the great entrance, under what they would call the port.- I-ot-hcve in France. I loimd a pair of enor- nlllllS doors, with a boil handle hanging lronI:1.|mIgtlIick wire, and. on my ringing. one vulvc ol'tlII-se doors was opened by :1 black-looking Italian 5. rval. who Inimit- it'll me into it great hall, round the top ol which ran a rallt-I'v, onnuneutcd with twelve very we I executed marble statues. and serving Its 11 communic ion from uni- side ol the house to the other, without passionr the (-ntrancc staircase, which llliglilIIIO considered usalmust a part ol the street. III this large ball, almost big enough to contain a modern house, I was left by the servant, while he went past to ask ll his master would receive mo; and the blinds being sllshut. with but It lainl light without, there was something ghastly and sinister in the sspoetol the place, with llie \vhito statues gleaming liko ghosts above, that marked my first steps into the Piazza Spozzia with a feeling akin toewo. [stood still, with my arms loldcd on my breast. gazing round me; but. I had hard- ly been there a minute, when I heard stops apparently approaching, and I luncictl it was the servant returning. but no door opened.

Soon a sound of murmuring voices sue- ceodcd ——,voiees apparently in low and earnest conversation-Md the eye, guided by the our. turned toward the gallery.

where, in the 5p elm-dilu- gloom. I tmw twu figures slowly pass along Imm mu,- aidt- nl Uit‘ hoitnv to lln- Ullll'l', 'I‘h' y “err th-up- .II' a man lIlllI \vum-III ; but It" tu-atIIII- unliti ldistioguish, t|llli1'\‘1'l| IlIu outline oi the lorui 0| cat-l1 was litiitt and iudi-linel. 'l'ht-y w It '11 vt-ry lover-liki- pi'uxnull). liuwc t-I‘ Ini‘l [could we that the lzuly. whoe she was. Inust be tall and mm- maudhh in pi II, while the 111.111, wlm' seemed in lime his arm around her want, \vushavdlv, It' at all. anovu the IIIidIIlt-l bright, 'I'ho murmured words I'I'ilt'lll'li . my earas vague and indefinite sounds; but still, the two spcnkt't'fl did not tipln - t-Iitly know that. any one was there III-low; . Ior they paused luv a low InuIIu-uts in llII-l middle til the gallery. mnl \"t‘l'l' only smir- t-d away, I believe, by the sudden itppuu- ziuec oi a light. l

This time it. was the MI I'vant who appear. ed; buthe came ligaliug in the Marquis hiuIsvb' \vliu Ivelcomu-l mu \IIIlIgrcst bosn pitality, and it Warmth ul manner but usual in the l‘. :liau nobility. Ilc had been under great ubligalious, ho ' d, to lhI- Iricud ho introduced me, and he was delighted to have the opportunity, if not to return his kindness, 1o slIu-v his soils-u ol'il in some degree. III: letl Iuc Illll) his“ own little library. or study, when: l lound he had surrounded himsnll wilh (ijttl'ls oi vurtu—whivh are equal to Paradise in the o_ s ul :In itztliau—uud :Il‘li-I' sittingr chal- tiug for some timi- «nu-I ultl sci-tics and I'c-, mcmlil‘unccs, I11: begged lhe pleasure 0|: introducing me to his daughters. III thc' saloon to which he led lllt‘, we l‘onml thel one. young lady prusuut, :I duI'k-eved beau- lliul girl. of perhaps nineteen, very deli- cately lornivd, and small in her propor- lions. 'l‘m Marquis inlet-d win-re her sister was; and she replied, somewhat labguidly. shc did not know; but being Introduced, ltlIlI cuinlnt'lably seated I SIIOII cuttll'irctl to ruqu ln-r from her sort 01 itpdlliviit' mood. She spoke English 'I|~ most as her native language, and 'mv ll iau being viliinuously bad, the ('llll‘Vt'l" ~ tion was speedily carried on in no other tongue. but my own. I III‘YL‘I' met with any other Italian but herself who had a

No. 36.

batter IIIIdv-I'stsa-ling between them III III was t'ulihlfilt‘lll uiIli ltvt' solely and it” pmltiun. Iwas still. :IIiI xvi-re, astrangrr. ,nlllmugh intimacy bad i'apiI'H' gum 11 up .bvttvi-vn IIIysI-ll and Ill-‘ M .l'I‘ do of Sp. 1.- zia. It “as thu- Il'll'litl‘llil) nl h-I‘liug. l-IIt. IIul ol "'ll“; and surli directions”! llm llIIIIII are like things IUIIIII'KI in tiny, tIl' cast in iruii, and they II Ipill‘e lime to can! llllll harden “will. I lilwd him much. 'I'hin and pale, and Minion-docking as he was. there was mun-thing exceediutrly lirupnfist‘nsilig it his mIIIIl-InIII-c. iis- I-uudut-t tlivou ' I-rcproachn- lilo, and It be a wry aucomp I turn". spokun or “Title