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No.“ 24.— "

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Sumnierside Markets. , March 4, 1860. met perlh 8d s 411 Mutton per 111 (hits per bush Potatoes per bush Turnips per bush

(is lid 11 2s 7d 1s (1d a In 6d 10d it Is

Better per lb by Tub 1311 a 1-H Lard per 111 ‘Jda 10d Tallow per 1b. 911 it 10d Eggs per doz 10d I Is lliiles pet-1b 41d Mackerel pcrdoz 2s 11 3: Collllslt per qt 18s :1 11): Pork per lb by carcass 4d l1 Cd

45s it 4711

Flour per bbl Island Flour per cwt Oat-seal per cwt.

20s to 21s 171111 188

ltrry per ’l‘en 50s a 6011 [111:6 Boards ' ltls lpruce Dennis is 11 its

Charlottetown Markets. C11. 'I‘own, March 4, 1869.

TBe’ef per 111 44d :1 8d Mutton per 111 34d 11 7d Zl'ork per lh.. by carcass, 41-! It Giil diam per lb 611 a. 7d (icese 2s a 1111 Powell Is it is (hi Ducks each ls lid 11 1s 6d Flour per 100 lbs 20: it 2111 Oatmeal per 100 1 18s 1| 193 Buckwheat Flour. per lb 2d a 25d Codtlsh per quintal 18s a 2205

Butler per lb In 8d ii is 5d

Do. by the tub, ls 3d a Is 4d (.hreso lid a lid Tallow 9d a 10d

Is this Is M

E 1 er dozen H p ls Cdals 0d

Potatoes per bushel

Barley " “ 6s Oats 21 8d 11 2s 9d Ila per ton 70s n 751

4d 8.1 a (is lid 4s 11 4- (id be Cd :1 411

Ill es per 111

Sheepskins ench

Spruce lioards per 100 ft. Hemlock “ “

Ito—i111: laws will» or ii :1.

BANK OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Corner of Grzot George 11' King Streets. Charlottetown. fresiilcnl—lloo. szlci. DRENAN. Cashier—Winusu CUNIIAI.L, Esquire. Discount Days—Mondays & Thursdays. Hours of Business—Font 103.111. to l p.m.

from 2 p.111 to 4 p.111.

UNION BANK. araflon 5L, Gum‘s Squaw, Charlottetown President—Cassius I’Amsn, Esquire. Cashier-«Isles Itsnsasos. Esquire. Discount Days—Wednesdays 0. Saturdays. Hours of Business—From 10 a.ni to 1p in., from 2 p.tu to 4 p m.

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BALI-25110031 AND OFFICE

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Barrister - at - Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. so. SUMMERSIDE, - - 1’. 1-}. ISLAND.

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And Dealer in Provisions, Sac. MARKET STREET, St. John. N. B. 56" Gives personal Vattcntion to the Sale

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DR. JARVIS Hos Removed His Residence to the House (Iater occupied by Mr McKiniay) next to Thomas IIunt's. Esq. , St Elciinor‘s. 110 may be consulted every furl-noun at the Drug Store of \V. 'I‘. HUNT & Co. , Summer- side. St. Elonnor‘s. May 18. 1868.

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151i. .1. N. FULLER, Graduate ol Bellevuo Hospital,

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ALSO,in eonncrtlonm GROCERY STORE, where every article required for house use

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Just what every Farmer Requires ‘ ILL weave from 15 to 30 yards per day. Any style of trends required.

A dozen dill‘crcni twill can be woven upon the

some warp. Alse

Seamless Bags,

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“Hulk. and can be operated by n 1101' or

Ulltl. ten or twelve years of age.

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Lower Prices than orcrl

M“ People from the. country will find it to their advantage to call before purchasing

elsewhere. PATRICK REILLY,

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Sept. 10. 1868.

Suulmcrsiilc. July ‘23. '68 .

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[ll'rillcu for [lie Summersile Journal]

A WIFE WANTED.

\'e fair ones ottood. I've no oil'er to make Von: lo llylnen'l soft bands I iilll anxious to livoI For better, for worse, ii companion I‘ll take the, Provided Iho fills the desct'ipliuu I give.

1 novel- expect nor can hope for perfection, For thus never yet was u bachelor's lot;

lint choosing a wife. I would make 3 selection Which many in my siluuliou would not.

I'd have—let mo see—I'd not have n beullty.

iI‘or beaulilul women are aptto be ruin;

Yet with osmull share, I would think it It duty To take her, be tliulikful, uud never complain.

"or form must be good—without art to constraiuit, And rather libero tluul below liildllllz‘l‘llc:

A something (it puzzles my brain to explain it) Like eloquent language must flow from her ever.

she must be well bred, or 1 cannot respect her; nuflilsntllilrtfll imd modest. but not very coy,

llcr mind we" iniurnmd—‘lis the principal nector 'l‘but sweeten: the clip of llymeuiuljuy.

"or home she must love, and domestic employ- ment.

lluvo practical knowledge of household nlliiirs;

And make it 1| purl. of her highest employment

'l‘n soften my troubles ilild lighten my cures-

ller age, 1 would hnve it at least. to be twenty, lint not. to exceed twenty-lire ill. the most—-

And the girls at that age heinuav'l'ywbere plenty. 1 hope to get one of that numerous bust.

Not fortune I ask, for I've no predilection

For glittel or show, or the pomp of high life:

1 wish to be bound by the cords ofiiil'cclioli : And new 1 have drawn up the sketch ui‘n wife.

If ,',"v possess the above requisitions,

Am \v:.'. ; ‘vcjniucd luv the conjugal band,

They will pith“, .: ~irp 1OI‘\\‘1lI‘tl— they know the conditions—

[inquire for the writer, I'm ttl..“.\'l at hand.

run. 96, mo.

SNOW 31313;“

THE TRAPPEB’S CHILD.

CHAPTER 1.

Till-I l’A‘YN AND ’i‘lii‘: Ill-Lt“.

Tlll‘l‘t‘ was quite an excitement among the ladies iii Madame l’iurltv‘s boarding- schoei at. St. Loni number was called for. uml lhc lilt't‘it'llgt‘l' who made the announcement also brought the news that her lather had (some to sec her and to take her away.»

St. Louis was compnlutivoly a small town at that time; but it was rapidly l growiogiu \vciiithimd importance. as il l was the emporium ol'thc western 1111' trade. I

t

education 101‘ a considerable section ol

disputed with Capo (.iriidcilu and St. (ico- cvicvc. l'iucltc was the most. Iasbionublc and 50- t

model of propriety and refinement.

The father of Jcauette Bartcau was age among the inmates oi Madame l'in- ettc‘s establishment;

tense. and who seemed to consider .Ii-au were not. willing toowu her although they i

bu ics might have hesnated to associate witheani-tte.hail it not been it known 1 would never receive into her school any 1 person concerning whose respectability there could be the slightest doubt.

about the parentage ol‘ .lcouotto as any or 1

young ladies, and the story was related to

of the history of the establishment.

The story was simply this: Many years a very small and unprctcndiug all‘air, Jco- 1 years oI age, had been brought to tile di- I rccircss by a French merchant, a gnltle- 1 man of big to rrily. . being lilo daughter of n Irlend 01 his, 1 who was engaged in tile luv business permitted him to \iit. St. Louis. 110 requested Madame Phone to child into hcrcstnblishlni-ut. tocducato her I

of the div tress :1 considerable sum 01 |I mom-y. assuring her that as large 1111 am- i omit would he paid to her yearly. as lung t as she continued to take care ol the child. I

received into Madame l’incllc‘s cstnblish- I mellt, was treated us one of her own chil- : drcn.uod luldbecn with tier ever since. : There was nothing vcry slli )rising about

help wondering why qullt'llc‘s father had never come to are her. and what manner or man he was. it he really had existence. The French merchant had died a low years after placing the child at llr: school ; hilt the money for Jeanette‘s maintenance was still rec ,itul. sometimes lrnm one source. and soiiioiimcs trom another.

Jeanette seemed to be Very well filtllhlll'il with the situation oi ilil‘uii's. She had grown up with sufficient sonic, under the mono mount. of Madame l‘illcltc. not to Irollbe herself unnecessarily about. such matters. She loved the direvtrrss its a mother, and are but little thought to u lather whom no did not icmemlii-r, and who did not even write to her. She found licrselt well clothed, bearded and riluco- led. and supplied with every necessity and luxury that. she could reasonably desire. Under the teschiogsel Madame l’iueito, she contented herself wilh nll‘oirl 11s Ill-t

(11ml. "mt he \1

had In.

cap, which

toward him was,

s, when one 01 their .51") 1""s.gl"d H In a chair neat

lnr him to spo were by no in

it was also the center 01 intelligence and View-

couetry, an honor which it had previously without raising The boarding-school ol Madame I‘ve come to cl } lcet cstablisluncut ol' the kind iu the young you war notion. city. and its dircctrcss was considered it brought you hyn 01 this Settlement, generally considered as a mythical porsou- again.

indeed. there was l'lu lhiokin‘ that. some among them who doubted his oxis— against nm on t money, and dill cite a. sort. at film nullius, whose parents gnmbiiu’. as most sit 1purtoil llL‘l‘ll! good style. These young 1'

and established loot that Madame l‘iucttc 81101111le say something to express her

a lady you are. it over tin-re was one on As for the dirootross, as Madame l’iuolte nirth. chose to style herself. she knew as little you are a heap prettier than any pictur‘ 1

her pupils. 1n lnet, she had already 1111- and willin‘ to go with your dad now; ain't parted tho cxtentol Iicl' lllltll'llllllltm to the 3‘

«very new arrival as a necessary portion manner. which the mountaineerinterpret- ed as conrcyiui‘,r licr assent.

below. when Madame l'iucttc's srhool was about," continued .li-iui liartcan. twisting uctte, who was then a child at about tour never out Ii cl a hand at lltllth Ii standing and illldullbloll iu- few Words lbiiteomelo me. 110 represented the child as that l' in the far west. and wl use duties seldom faintly rcpcalcd .Ieiiucllc.

take tile 11 molive ill sodoin‘. and I ain‘t goin‘ to and bring hH' III) in "It! 1105' 81510. "ml in was Slit.lltllll' my money no you, instid ml

be It mother to hot". To secure the luli'll- I tlirowiil' it away. i allowed that. it was iii- ini-iitoi'th‘ls request. he placed in lllchauds l vostiu‘ it. as the traders say. and l was

Under these circlunstzuicies Ji-nnctie was through 11 pmivi-rlnl sight of rough work

this story, but the young.r ladies could not easy and comfortable for the rest 01' his

to her studies and other duties. until she become :1 well-educated and accomplished young lady. 11 she hail any wanderings. misgivings or longiugs. concerning the father of whom she know only the name. she was careful to keep "10111 to herself. or rnniidcd them only to the sympotbizing Madame l'inetlc.

It would he doing Jimcotte an injustice. however, to soy tbut she was not deeply affected when she heard the announcement that this unknown parent lllitl at last 111'- rivcd. and that he lmd come to take her Iroiii the pleasant home in which most 01 her lilo had been spout. She was anxious to see him; but there was a tooling of tour mingled with her natural desire. a painlul sense 01 doubt and distrust. producng a nervous Iimidity which she could not shake all. "or hands trcmblcil so that she could hardly arrange her dress, and sbedccliucd the assistance at the girls who clustered lIl'OlJIlt her, with o pcrvishness that was quite unusual with her. At last she was ready; the tinishiog touch was put to her toilet, and. after a last look at her pale face III the glass. she went down stairs with timid and hcsitoting steps. lollowed by the curious glances cl her companions. She could not guess what sort ul :1 mini shi- was about to meet; tor none of the girls bad ventured to poop into the reception- I'oonl, the servant who announced him had not seen lhe stranger, and Madame Pincttc happened to be away irom home.