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Charlottetown—“K E. Dawson, Esq. Ilcnry IIurvic, Esq.

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Mitcaiidw-Joscph 1]. Perry.

Crapuud—Chzirlcn Cullit.

JOB PRINTING

of ovary description, performed with neotnesi uni] dcsputch, iind iit moderate rules, at the .lot'imu. Oliice.

Sunnsnninn, Doc. 6, 2866.

Onto per bniih - - - - - ~ - - - - - -25 3d n 25 4d Barley per bush - - - - - - 33 u 8: 6d l‘obitoeu per bush - - - - - - ls thin In 6d ’l‘urnipn per bush - - - - - - - - Is a in Id Butter per lb by 'l‘nb - - - Iii :i 1: Id Lard per lb - - - - - - 9d a 10d ’l‘ullow pcv lb. - - - {M ii 10d Egg: per doz —- - - - - - 9d at lOd Ilecfpcrlb---- ----- {Ida 4d Mutton per lb - - - - - - lid |l Id Poi-k per lb by carcnsl - - :Iil n 45d Get-so each - -. - - - - - in 6d a In 9d

- - 503 II 608 - Hit a 15:4

- - 50s a 605

- lb 6d

- l0:

- Is it 53

Floor pcr blil - llatnienl per out, . - Iluy pcr 'l‘on - — - . . Straw pcr t-wt. - - . _ . . l’ina lloiu'dii - - . . . . . Spruce Ilourds . - . - . .

Eminent; Giants.

BANK OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

Cat’tilr of Quiz» 6‘ Witter Stin, Charlottetown Pruidoni—llox. 'l‘iioiuia II. II.\vii..\xu. Cilllller—‘VIMJAM Common, Esquire. Discount lluys—Mondiiyso‘z 'I‘hnriidiiys. Ilours otllnsinc-s—Fuiu 10 ii.ui. to l p.ni.,

from 2 p.ni to 4 pJII.‘

UNION IIANK.

Gi'ayton St., Queen? Square, Charlottetown

I‘rcsideiit~t‘iuiu.ics l’ALiiizn, Esquire. Cashier—Jute: Asbensou, Enquire.

Dilcuunt Iluyr—lllonduys, Wednesdays,

und Snturduyn. Hours of Business—From 10 ILIII to lp “I from 2 p.m to 4 p m

SUMMERSIIJE fiaxk. Central Strut, Summer-stilt, 1’. 12'. Island. President—lion. Joiis It. GAIIDINHII. (huhier— 1-3. L. Liriiia Esquire Discount hays—'I‘uos iiiid Fridiiyl. Note: for Discount must bein before It

o‘clock on Discount days. IIourl of Businoiis—lo ii. m., to 1 p. m. from 2 p. iii., to 4 p. m

' l)lt.I’IiICE, Physician 85 Surgeon,

Orricn—At the Sunni-mama DIIUG S'roiuc, iicxt door to Bunk, Central Street

SUMMERS/DE, . . . . . 1’. E. ISLAND. October 12, 1865.

to thc inhabit: ‘ ty, [but he Ii

(formerly . may be cc cult of his I‘ro cssioi , a Stanicy'llridg , Oct. Ill, 1866.»—

JIlHlI HOMER, M. I]. F. M. M. 8. MEDICAL orricu OVER. GREEN & SCHURMAN'S STORE. in Tim 3m I'll-IT, .S'UJIJtI-IRSII) P. I]. I.

wbounce Kiev, nanmsrnn AND Attorne y-at—Law ,

NOTARY i-L'iii.ic, o‘cc.

Toleympli Buildiiigii, ll'atcr Strett, “inflottetown, --— 1'. E. Island.

ii. 3. Mimi. CABINET-MAKER,

AND

Undertaker.

FURNITURE OF ALI. KINDS MADE TO ()ltllElI. Kent Strrrt, - . - - - - - - — ~ - Charlottetown. Sept. 1560. (iin

. THOMAS KELLY, " Barrister ~ at - Law

Ab'D NOTARY PUBLIC, O0. SUMMEIIHIDE, - - - ~ 1’. E. ISLAND Aug, 9, 1806 Iy

Summorsid

Quaint“ Giants. WILLIAM—BEAIRSTO, Commission Merchant,

Auctioneer d5 General Agent, WATER STREET, Sumiiicraidc, -------------- -- P. 1'}. Island Snmmerridc, Oct. 12, ISGII. DAVID BEII'I‘IIAM, Saddle and Harness Maker,

VVtitcr Street . . . . . Sumiiieroide.

gfitober l2. iscn._ ly .M___‘ n "a Jinn Greciiongli,

FLOUR

Commission Merchant.‘

No 47 Commercial Street Corner ot'Cliiiton Street - - - - - BOSTON

J. F. HILL & 00.,

DEALERS IN Potatoes, Apples, Onions, Jordon & glamour Junta, Cranberries, Beans, Green & Dried Apples

Stalls 107 and 109. und Cellar No. It), Funenil Iliill Market

SOUTH SIDE nos-TON. II. J. ltICIlAlti)sO:\',

Coniiismox' MeltCiiAx-r

A u 0 ti o n e e r . Flour, Groceries, and Dry Goods.

\Vatcr Strcct . . . . . . Sunimcruide.

CARVELL BROTHERS, AU CTIONEERS,

Commission Merchants‘ And. General Agents,

BANK BUILDING, QUE EN STREET. Charlottetown. - — - - - I’.1'.'. Island.

\VILLIAM DODU, Merchant,

Dealer in

Commission And Auctioneer,“-

QUEEN suuaim, CHARLOT‘Tl-I’I’UWN — — - P. E. ISLAND

THOMAS J IAN li‘O It D, AUCTIONEER

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commission Merchant, ST. JOHN, H. 1]. Nov l, is“ ly

J. II. GIBSON, plain it continental IIOUSE & SIGN

P A 3! N ii: E El. , Summorsidc, . . . . 1’. E. Island. October 12, [$65.

A CARD.

7 ‘iIl-i Flllmcl‘iltt‘r having purchqscd the

STOCK IN 'I‘ Al) F ot'JAiiizs Ii. Iiomuu tit St. I'lleunor's, t In in so in future will be conducted by, him. )A ' ii hiii intention to kccpcunstuutly on lutnd g vuricty of goods ntlnptt‘tl for thc country triulc, he respectfully solicits u there of public patronage.

ALllElt'l‘ L. ANDERSON. St. Eloaiior‘x, April 10, 1866.

joiiN—ANiiiiiaw MACDONAsz Importer of Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockorywurc, Groceries, stoves, Furniture, &c. &e. .S'ummcrsulc, - - - - - - - - - 1‘. 1'}. Island-

K. w. ANDRE’S Marble Works,

Point Du (,‘he‘nc, Sliciliac,

Monuments, Tombs, G 'iivc- stones, &c. American d5 Italian .llurlilc con- slant/y on liaml.

Sold at a less price than iii. any other estab- lishment in thc l‘i'ovinvcn.

.' I8. 1865.

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LINES compared by the Reverend Dr. Nzu- MA". on a voyuge from I’nlcriiioto Mar» M'I lea. when bccnlmcil in the Straits of Bonifucio; and before his accession from the Anglican Church :—

Imnd kindly light, amid the encircling gloom, Load ’l'hou me on;

The night is dark, and l mu for from home, Lciu] Thou me on!

Keep II‘hou my feet, I do not ask to see

The distant scene—one iitcp enough for me.

I was not ever thus, nor pruch that Then Should's’t loud inc on;

I loved to choose and see my path, but now Loud Tii‘bu me on!

I loved the gariin day, iiiid Ipitc of fears

Pride ruled my will—remember not putt years.

So long Thy pOn'L‘X' hath led me on, it still Will lead me on; _

()‘cr moor and fen, o'er crux, and torrent, till The night is gone!

And with the morn those ungcl faces smile,

WIiicIiI have loved long sincc, and lost awhile.

0N READING THE ABOVE:

I once enjoyed the light, but now, no more It shines on me;

The shades of night descend—tho day is o‘er, And where iii lie 2’

My gentle guide! who every cart- bestowed,

But, ill rcquitcd, h-l't me on the road '.’

For I wan rush, and on iiiyselfrolied, Nor wished Ilia stay; And soon, bewildered in the trot-lilo“ wild, ] \vciit astray; And then, fulse lights alluring radiance threw o‘er mystic scenes—and I must Ill:ch pnriuie.

Fur from my home, lost, and enwroppcd in gloom, bin I return? Abandoned duties, yet again resume 7- Ah no, they‘ll spurn 'I‘hc fond conipnnion of their enrly youth, So t‘ureiitrungcd,-——so long opposed to truth i—

Not so. poor wanderer! by their Saviour taught 'I‘o pity all; They will receive thee its good Christians ouglit— ~ “'ccp o‘cr thy full—- lit-juice iii. thy return—and swell the sound

(if ungcl triumph, o'er II. lost one found. Churlottcown, Doe. I, 1866. L. C J.

gum flittcrnturt.

ItELE'I‘ON ROMANCE.

BY MARION IIAItIJIND.

‘ \Vila‘t‘ have I IJL‘I‘II doing with myself, llll this long, hot iil‘tcrnooiii‘“ .iust “lllli you see me doing Illl\\’, ma ('Iu'rc—Slllillg iy this iippcr window, mid limiting ncross the yard and the lzinc, at the old mill.“

“ Pit-tin-csquc," did you eiill it:J Please pick up my pocket li'xicoii lrotii the tuble, IIIt'l'IE; I Ill‘\'l.‘l' travel without it. Uiic likes to bcaccurutc even Il‘. [villi-s of litcru- turn, you know. I want you to look out the. exact meaning of that word which people huv iishioiiot loosing so loosely.

"I‘lxpr ii}; that peculi. ~ kind of beauty \\ iiih is agreeable in ii picttn‘t‘. \i'fictbcv uulurul oi iivtil‘iciiil 1“ iudncd! 'l‘hi-ii. i'cully mid truly, my mill is it pic- turesque object. devoid ol protrusion :is it is architecturally, with its square windows mid iiurrow cuvcs. For the chiis meet ot'tr the root, it - .k you! and the \\':Ilt.'l' above the gutt- II dccp. dark IIIII'I'()I‘——:t (.‘litudc Lorriiiiic vcilcctorol lheovcvimng- iiig iiiliugc, the buildings, Illt‘ sky, and the nearest mountains; while below the wheel it tumbles into angry foam, and vnalics madly away out ol'sigz'ht beneath the lll't‘ll- wiiy oi the bridge. And the i-iiliiily»tln\v- ingrbright i'ivi-v beyond looks well in Illt‘ sunset, tint-s it not? and the background of hillu, rising row :ihove row, into the more distant iiiountiii ridge, :irc, us the Scotch critic said ot‘Mvs. Sitldnns‘ Lady Macbeth, “ nii' sac bud."

lint ilic mill! I always lovcd ll. mill! Isuot this delicious—the fragrance “till the bruised grain gives out, mid which the evening bi'ccxc lrom tho'~ wutcr brings fresh and sweet into my window? I pro- ier it to the finest altar of rose—the most voluptuous brcnth oi" putrhouli or milk-- ilciit‘s. Sh 'spcuvc‘s bank of violets was insipid in ,oiiipm'isim. When ii. child, I user to sit. for hours, hiilf buried in it hezip of golden niiiizc or wheat, upon the upper floor of ii. mill belonging to our nuclc, on whose farm wc sometimcs’ rusti- cutcd tor ll month or sot tIIItI dim-um :iud rend to my hinivt‘svoutciit, uuili<tlirbcd by tho jolly miller. who took me llIItlt‘I' his cspccinl protcctinu. For 1 was a child once, iiud believed in thc. vculiiy 01' some things in this clicutiiiir. lying, painted world; such, for instance, us truth and lvicudship, and the joy of I‘l't'Illl‘UItII (Ic- vution itml couslimcy, through «mod i-i-pnri mid evil report, to the one be ovcd—iuid the lil - huuibug, I] ll how long it sci-ms since lloil UITt .imiiig.’ and yet I :uii not. to say vci'y old! .lust thirtydwu lust mouth—:md, llltlllkrl to tho I'XI'I'IICIII c c I have taken of my lilo/«Apia, I might i. ily lu- mistiikl-ii Ior twentydivi'. lloii‘t you think cor For my teeth tlll' iiiynwn: ditto my hziir mid complexion, which is movc than some belles win say.

“You begin to understand why I on- joy this window and the view oi the mill? It vi-_iuvi-ii:iti-s mo"—ynu think:J

My dear, allow me to my that you‘ “’I'l't' II(!\‘t'I‘ niorc ridicukuuly iiiisliikvu III your lite. I I'm-l us ugcd as Ali-thusulch, sitting: hero, and , iiig down the tedious vista of yours l, ug betwci-u inc and mv child- lluml. lt - ms it hundrcd \ -.- and more since I \\’lI\I\\'l:Ill'\-tillt“\'t old mid come up to ihiix very lzivuidious tn ri-cvuit alter my Iivsi I‘t’gllllil‘ winter in society.

" You did not knbw that I had r liccii hcrt' bclorui'" ()I'conrml not! Who was there to ti-Il you this:J Yet you must huvc seen that the old thinner and his wife down stairs saluted inc M mi old in» qiiaintnucc. Thcy have lived hi-ro cwv since thcirmorringc—toriyyears. I hclicvc.

, for your modest c,

Island, Thursday,

. mid Idoii‘t lliiuk lhr'.

house an loi

" .IVG‘ chiiuzcd ten iiriii-h-uol' tnrnitnt‘c or altered

December 6, 1866. A

" It is Ilil' houltliicsl prion iii the Mitt-i said Mr. .\iiluui‘. in announcing in |llI‘ thr-

Vfilldtll’ll Iliut I lnid IIOIIIIIP for ietreut. lle cmiie tot-ward in :t style that was neither

so much as a window about Illl‘ placc in all plan he had conceived tor my llt'llvlll. booi'ish nor senile in its courtesy.

that time.

“ You like that quaint old homestead 3" Did I intimiitc that [llItl not? Again. IuI me my _tliut you do not know “but you

savage. in I:t(,'l-—-I|l|(l this phase of my . .icicv pnzzlcn you, tor you have hitherto si-cii mo guy mid gnoil-huniorud. \vliiitcvci‘ iiiigliloi,‘cnr to ruillo other pcupIcs‘ tempt-vs. Don‘t pro- voku mo, thcu, by nsking questions! I hate to be cutocliizcd. ‘

No! I don‘t “ wish to belch alone," and I like to study you. You look inno- cent and contidiiig, mid us it you \\’t'l'cSl’Ill the proprietor of a heart, and :is I said of myself, in my childish days—us if you be» lieved in " things.“ What book is lluit which you are opening as it restiiig- bloc ' A novel! hih! Why do people \Viite tluriii, I wonder when every 0m; “‘hn Iltla‘ ili‘Ctl ff' 1110 "g" of thirty can revive the incidents at it read vonitiiieo that will stir the deplhsot his heart ".3 no cold, printed page can ever do, however grout und skilt‘lil may have been the narrator who transcribed it? I‘i-iis are not tongues, child, nor are words heart-bouts. Tlu-rclore, l'ctll heart-histor- ies will ncv ' be either written or told. And, as the shin};r comedians have it, there is where the laugh comes iii—iiiiismuch its authors ni'c perpetually trying to do whul is impossible, mid their renders I'zuicyingthat they have succeeded in doing it.

“ Don‘t. I vezid romances?“ Another

ueslioii, you little interrogution-polnt! I ut I will be nicr hill, and unsu'cryon. I do read love Moi as. l have been busv with one this liveloiig afternoon. The rumble and roar ol the water-wheel over there is the whir oi the machinery that hits tiiirollod :1 puuoriimic picture to my view. The yellow August Sim-shine 'ind the odor of the bruised corn were ucccssorics to tho representation.

Let me see! you are just eighteen, are you not? Well! I was three years older when, as I said, just now, I come up to this bciiutil'nl vullcy tn pussu couple of months. I was the eldest ol‘threo daugh- ters, and my iiithci'hud no sons. It was but right und [)I‘opt'l', tlicvcl‘ovc, tlizil; he should expect hi3 girls to in: c creditable iiiiitches, that the family pi lciiiight hc iiplicld thereby. The iicxtlicst lliiiiglo having it distinguished sou, ' to halving: ll distinguished soii-iu-lnw—imc \t'lins‘u pri- vate life would bccmiio public pvupcrtv. In the acquisition of this ‘1 leading quc'r tiou would necessarily l “Whom did he iiiuvry?” 'l'b answer—“A daughter ol ltulpli Miliior,“ would link Iog‘cth -' he .\liliioi- ,llillllli and [but of the c. bvity. 'I'ui'ai's, moii i'iinoceula—u‘rxt-cc-prwL1 Now it the truth be told, the Miliiur pedigree would bciiru little more uriiiuiicut than lizid, us yet, cinbcllishctl the p s ol thut mytliivul vnhimc. Uur piitcri . I gvmid- sire was It phiin l‘itvmcv. You recollect that I spoke ot’llie mill which belonged to his eldest son? ()1 my mother‘s parents. we know just nothing :it ull; but there wit-t :l whispered tradition iii the l'uiuily to the otl'cct that :i mun. bearing the . m- mtmc us did her litthcv. had lived mid died an llUtiI'Stl)0()I-lll:ll(t’l', in :m iilli-ni-Ilic-\\’:|\ sin-ct in the town \vhcvcin my iiiothr‘i'coii- tossed to have been bui'ii.’ lint Rulph .\liIiior was one oi'll ‘ liil men" ol'thc

iiuiiorcd HS Illl‘ pliicc ol'hi l‘t'iitlt'lli‘tl. lIv Nilltllt'i‘, l Ili‘l'tl not explain. oven to your uusophisticutcd cumprohcnsiuii, is 'giii~

lied wealth of ilullurs. rather than w iglil oi'i'liuructcr(u'iiitI-Ih-ctuulciilibrc. Added to his worth in this respect, my Inllii-r puss ssed an oily tlui-m-y of speech, a bland (UllllIt‘lltllit't‘ :iud niriiiiivrs which supi-vt‘icial obscvvci lled polished. l'ii- (lcrucuth this disguisx but, iicvcv mind! you Iizivc Ilt‘nt'tl the story oi‘tho iron liiiiid :intl ihc vclvct glove tot) ui'ti-u to cure to have me repent it new edition of the .«anic. To his children he was indulgent—or, Ft) suiil limiters-on. He denied us no cilucu- tioiizil or social t\(l\‘illllll,':ll that money could buy. Uni-clothing was lllillIlSOIIlt“; our home the ouiluulimi-utnl' i-icgiuit cum- l'uvl, and when l, the senior by tour} --, oi the second daughter, “came out, my first party and my winter‘s wardrobe were the admiring envy oi'ull our:u-qiiiiiiiiztiiccs. lithis solid citizen and model piivciit hud :lhivot'itc in his boner-hold band, it was I. In )cvsoiiiil :ippcurout-cfyou will excuse the luv usscrtiug il—-] bore oil‘ the palm from nine-truths of my young cintcs. [sung lilk‘stlllll': talked (" ily, if not willily, mid, to borrow :iiioilicr stage plil'riSt'——" lll't' " Well in higher ('ii'clcs thmi those in \v ich my parents luid been retired. My watchful "uuvdiuu attended me on l‘_\'\\'llt‘l't'——:lll l!\'ll cc ot‘hisrcgruvd for me which I rulhcr c ‘ iiyi-il lui' :i \thl but tniiud decidedly Il'l‘AtIlllt‘, when invi- tations hogan to shower upon me from younger. and, to my titstc, more nitroc- tivc mcii. llis persistent-y in this respect \vm. the curlicst IIIllllltIIltlll l bud ot'his Ill'- tcviiiiunliou to retain the. choice of :i life- partner for me in his own builds. l was ipiic ightctl, and I soon observed tliut ht‘ L‘Xt‘lclhtltl ovcr my iulcvc iii-so with I] r- viiigviiblo gentlemen surveillance ccusclc ' :is stealthy, I hardly know \\'Ilt'lll(‘l' to in- most iiiettlod or diverted at this discovr ' lot', mining my swarm oi :ulmii , there was not one for whom I cub-rt. bind the haunt. pt'itl'i'ri-iiec, beyond Unit which it girl Illt nntnviilly loci for a graceful cmiipuu- ion in lhc thmcc. or on :iiiili.~'iii:_r tulkcv who cuii Iiciriiiln :iwuy it li:ill' hunt" ill on even- iiig puv '. I liked to be uduiii‘cd. I like it Hill—~ulllllll us wcll no I do iinythiiig, I IIL‘III lint. even then, this vi-vy t‘mid- miss luv thi- uppluum- ot the many “'IIS one ol'thi‘ stvnug’cot di<siiu~ivcs to i-uiicI-itti‘u» lion ut the :iil‘cctious upon any one person. [loved pleasure and l luvcd liberty too well, I was wont to lll't'llll't‘, to think ol sacrificing these while youth and good Imile insured my ciijnyim-nt ol them.

i hm] a guy winter. and. so for :IS pupil- lurin with the crowd wu~ cotu-ci'iu-il. :i very >llt'l'l'Qh‘Itll mic. 'I‘hc iicxt summer found me ii liiilc logged-out, and my Lulu-r :md iuoilu-r.nth-vconsultation gnu-I and confidential, dvciili-il that Ilt‘llllt‘l‘ watering-plum nor iiiountuiu hotel should be brightened by my pvt-«coco that season. Au curly l'viciid :uid neighbor of iiiv Iutlici"s——.\lv. ltcyiiolds-«Htill cultivatcd. in peace and contentment, his pnlvinicuinl