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LI"ERATURE, SCIENCE, COMMERCE, AGRICULTURE, AND NEWS.

Vol. 3.

C‘nmmerside, Prince Edward Island, Thursday, Febuery 20, 1868.

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Summereid‘e Markets. . I" -bruary 20, 1868,

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Butter per 111 by 'l‘ub - - Lard per 111- - — - - . ’I‘ullnw per 111. Eggs per 11111 Beef perlb - Mutton per lb - - i’ork per 111 by commas Geese each - - v - - Flour per b11l -

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I y per ’I‘on - - - - one 11 70s Straw per cwt. - - lsltgl ,-

l’ino Boards - Spruce Boards

Charlottetown Markets. Fullt‘llllly 20, 1868. 1111 :1 1111

Beef (small) - - - - . Do. by quarter - - - .111 11 4.11 Mnlton - - - - .1111 n 1311 Lamb per 111. - - - 21,111 ad Butter - ~ - - 1.111 a 1:1 1

Is 11 1:1 1 411 :1. 711 911 :1 1011 S11 11 911 311 11 : 20.11122:

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Do. by tiib (‘liecse Tallow Lard Flour 1b. ()atinenl 100111.

Eggs ~ - . . . ' Potatoes - - - 2s 11 .3: :111 'I‘urnips - - - - “ 121,11 lliil'lr - - - - 1 1111. ~ Uats y - - - - 11s 211 “Ulll‘lls (Ileinlock) - - - Spruce - - - - 11 11111 Pine - - - - :1 Shingles - - - 1..» “Incl - - - - 1 1.» 111 1111y - - - r 70.1 11 R1): Straw cwt. - - - Is 1111 11 lb Homespun - - - 1'1! 1111 :1 lb Sheepskins - - L's. .1: ‘1111skin 1h - - - - 511 11111:

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Commission Mere

nt. 1110 47 Commercial S (3111-1135 01‘ Clinton Street -- - - - BOSTON.

CARVELL 1111011115115, ' A UCTIONEERS. Cummissmn erchants, «And Gen Agents, BANK BUILDING, QUEEN S’l‘ltEE". Oli‘fliv'lorh'lt’wll. - — - - - l’.1'.'. Island - 'JABEZ HUDSON, Authorized‘ Auctioneer,

GENEIM ASST, &c., TRYON, - - - - - - l‘. E. 1. June 27, 1867. WILLIAM DODI).

Commission Merchant, And A 'oneer,

QUEEN s UAIIH, C'II/tRLO'I'Th‘TO WN- - - I'. 11‘. ISA-11V];

(IA—ED WILLI M BEAIIISTO, Gemini 1011 Merchant,

Auctioneer 115 ?General Agent,

WAHEI‘ STREET, . - I’. 12'. Islam].

Smnnwrsidt-

J. 11. ALLEN. Commission enchant,

And DL'“11L‘1' in ii visions, the, M1341. K 1'] T S T ll, 1') E '1', St. John, 1‘1. B.

1353‘ Gives‘per' :1 attention to the Sale and Purchase 111'c1'c1‘y description 111' tinnds.‘ May :1. lh‘iiT.

C . L. RICHARDS, Iiiipoi'te ' 111111 Who (isiilc.l)1::ilcr in 351111511111 0110 09111111111: 1, Head North \Vliarl,

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(‘1‘;\I“I'I':\L: Sterling.

Go-Partnership Notice.

:1111] ATTURNIES-A'I‘-LAW, under name, style 11ml tin of 4 I. AVIE‘} OFFICE—011.1 LOIIAN'S BUILDING, GREAT 121111111: Srunu'r. GEOIIG E ALLEY. LOUIS 11. DAVIES. etow ,Oct. .18, 15111.

RBIBFUOWTT Tobacco Factory.

V 1111 SUBSCRIBER would announce to his friends, Cuellllllcl‘dllllll the public, that he has, 111 a considerable outlay for neu- moulds 111111 machinery, so enlarged and Ill/l- pi'ovcd the capacity 01' his FACTORY

lii Siiiiinicrsidc,

that hole now enabledlo turn out an - article of

Natural Leaf Tobacco. equal to the very best. 1 111 superior to most Tuba '0 imported, whiel he will wannaxr ix avnnv Itl-zn'I’I-jc'l‘, 11 ' nearly

Twenty per cm. Cheaper than it can be imported 111111 the Island.

I" 11' on lluuxn Tobacco furnished to suit the taste ofbuyci‘s.

Try it and judge for yourselves.

Dealers supplied on liberal terms.

He sure to ask for iliiiLi.i"s l’izisct; Covx'rr N.l'l’l'lt.\l. 1.1:.11', and take none other.

111-:111-niher that the I’IiINCIil COUNTY '1‘1)11.\(‘.t)t)h‘.\t. ltY turns out nothing but 111C IZIZh’I‘ KIND UI" TUIIAL'CU.

I’A'I‘IIICK REILLY,

Suinini-rside Dec. (1. 1111111. .

Ladies Sewing Clrcie. V ‘11P. LADIES of the tilthllillSIlH-Z

Cliarl

,1'10N have cstal Ila’llt'lI ii SEWING ‘. 11.511111111111111: on Tuesday alternnons, ' lall. Preparation fora ’ 11111111,: debt on 1111- I'tlllll'llilllltlllh 111‘ 11111- tciial 111' money wil 11c gladly received. President—Mrs. II. A. Strong.

President—Mrs. Richardson,

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.Il‘viiailsrt ’Winter Arrangement. -11111 the United 51: ex will, until l'nriIn-r

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’rlll'l Mills 1111' the neighboring l’i'oviiii'i's:

PQBTBY.

MASONIO CHARITY.

{From the 1111111111112 Alum/11y, Jan. 18118.} annso llama 111‘c1111rity. What 1111111111 do 1'1-e11 thy lire, A1111 keep that rare and pom: gem. Unliirnished, bright, and fnir'l

Frci-i midst the vain mid liiisclcd dross Which Mini-111m: ilings abroad,

'I‘liy light doth send with steady beam Sweet. incense to the Lord.

The orphnii's heart is comfort-1d, The widow finds relief;

The poor are helped, yet know not how Quencheil are the tears of grief.

The fallen 111-other is sustained, And saved irom dark despair,

And helped with 111‘!" 111111 earnest hand “is fortunes to repair.

As equals, 1111111 nietts brother 1111111, \1'1nite'ei'their lot may he;

The eci'l' may with his monarch stand, And never bend the knee.

For ages 111th 111v praise was sung, For "$105 yet 11111111 be; All nnlions e1 LI' blurs thy hund, Masonic Clinrily. 111. 1.. 1V.

09.411111 Eittrntiiri.

Willa

“ 1117'1' where‘s Neil i’"

"()h, he‘s gone to the lodge again. I declare 1 girl. 1111ilc out (it patience with him lately. \1'111-11 we first. 111111'1i.-,11 h1- 1111‘\'l'l' left the h use of an evening; 11111 '111111' he‘s 1111‘ sometimes two or three nights out 111 the week. And he's so up; 1111;; about it, too. Ilo won‘t. 11111 . Word 111’ \\ hat. they do. or what 1111-) 111111111; .11111 il I g'et'oiit 111' paiivnce is what woninn 111 spirit will not at times?— 111: wun‘t l'1'11)1‘1., or answer 1111: back, 11111 just in hisipiiot w. y ' A11! I‘m sorry you .1 .1 11111111 11" ' 11y-1y,111- '; 11111111: you'll get. your . open some. day. and 111111 111111 :11 this liiattiei'as (111111;;11 you were 111'111111.’ Aslhiingh 1 were '1 child, in- deed! ll'l111-111d1111111151111", like :1 child :1» 1113(1'1-1111111'111 would indicate, he might have some excuse 1'111'1t."

A1111 I\'1‘.l‘, :1111'111 -11. ipiito out of breath. 1194111'1‘\'1>’l()l"' "11' \vernlakeii111'.:11111 gallirrid 1111111111: 1111111110111 her arms, propurntoi‘y' to bring carried into number 111111111.

1 ,,“ 511 Neil has become :1 full-dodged 111:» son, has he?" 11111-1'11'11 John .\ptho:p, as 1(2111' returned 11'111111111:111111-1'1‘1111111. “Yes. '1ll.~'\\'t‘l'1-11§ili'. "I guess ‘lnll lledg‘i'd‘ is :1 good word to use. That is what they apply to 1- so \\'111'll|ll( 1'11'1'11'1'

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at maturity. 111111 1 warrant it'll ;. him as well. ’l‘lii-y‘re :111 :1 pnrecl 111 g, 1-, 111 K'Ill 1111 their time :11 lodge meetings, whe-

lilt‘l' Masons. Sons 111 1\1:ill', or what- ,1-1‘1‘1 they cull llll‘ll‘SPlV . 111-tier st:1y..t 311111111: wiili ihoir wives, oi lulu-1110111 \ 1111 1111 111Insoniolectureoi'oiniccitortlic:1:i't~.“ liaie did 11111 1111p 111 think that she 11:11! lit: l'l“11¢1'1()I'('11111[111111111Itll11119 s1~111‘1~,l'11r

threshold. Let us have some more music."

Soon all was amicable again, and the vexed subject. was forgotten for the time. 111111 it was 11111: when John and Mary Ap- tliurp took their leave.

.I'lilwai'd lloynlon and John Apthorp were 1111111 hookkecpcrs in large busiii1 51 houses. and each enjoyed the confidence at the lirni he was with. 111111 houses had 1111 11111111 bcen considered the most pros- pcvousui the city; bill. at one 111' those cniinin-i'cinl panics that occasionally sweep over the country, both homes 111111 been 11111 deeply engaged in speculations, :111 i Wciitdowii. 1111111 Ned iiiiilJohn 11:111 livcil pretty well up to their means. they having '1'11stldioust1istt-s, and havin;.r an eye to the iidoi'ninents ol art. and the pleasures 01 music and literature. So they both found tliciiist-lves, in 11111 1111111111: 111' 11 serum win— tei'. willi about all their means gone, and business still prostratcd so that tln-yconld get nothing 111 1111. It was esp 'ially hard to the poor wives. who 111111 111 ici'to had all 111. 1. heart could wish. and now found themselves cramped for even necessaries.

Added to other inist'oiliiiies, i'cd was taken sick about this time, and confined to his bed. 11 illness was :1 11-1'1‘1'. brought on by anxiety 11111 .111). Severalpersons, whom Kate recollecti-d btit slightly. 1':11n1,- lo wal1-h with him. and others called to 111:1kc1-111piii'ii-s. She was grate-1111, and. iiiistiit-Ling that they were Masons, 11:11 more kindly towards the 111111-1', but still regretted 1110111111113 Nod had spent upon it thinking, witii their empty flour barrel and purse, how many nice 1.11111""1| 1-11111111111y. She bald as much. :1 111111: ' It‘l'ly. one. evening. to 0111' 111' 1111' watchers, who looked at 111-1' 111 :1 way she could not understand. 111111 then made 5111111: i'eiiiai'k 111111iite11:11ii.1blc soi-ioiics notalwayspi'zic- tising what they preached.

The next day, about noon, as Kate sat outing 1111: 1:i.~t 1111111 broad 111 1111'. 11111151! alter liming; 11111111.- 1111: lax-'1 1111-:111'1111111011111 9;!‘111'1 1111' her husband. who was still 0111. ul his 111-ad, the 111111 rung, :11111 slii: admit- [1‘11 a stranger, one she 111111 nuvei'sccn be- fore.

“ Duos .‘Ir. loynton live here?"

“He 110.: " -‘ Mr. Edward lioynton, lately with 51111111. Poll 1 1\': C11,?“

” Yes. ' "

"111-is sick. is he not?"

‘ 111: is.“

“ Ah! And :1 little. money would not come a hiss, to buy luxuries, and so 1111111?“

“ To buy 11t'(‘("‘ —— 11111 whom you?"

“ No matter. You would not knnwmc. 111' has ||1|11'111111;!i with 11111‘ 11111111, 111111 there is . balance standing to his credit." ” Money in :1 11.11111! 111: never told n11- of it."

“Possibly not."

“ 11:11. how 111111-11? 0111 11:11“ 1”

H [ do not now 1'1-1-1111 tl1c1-xzii-t amount. llnt you ran lake what you think net-1's- ,~:11'y111-1l:1y, 111111 I will ClilL’l‘ it in 1111.- nooks.“

Two or three times 1111- gentleman came. and curb time 11:11 a sum (11 11111111:y. The IUIII'lII111111‘11151111111',11(‘r:|ltl.—

“ Sllplltialllg151111111111011)")11 that n 1' books :1' square now. and 110 11111111: 'sdiic. your 111151 1111? \\'hatsho111dyou111 "‘ "11h, sii'.’ 111111111 .~:1y so. It is such :1 mystery, and I have been hoping 11 111111111 1")llllllllt’.

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'ii'ics. rather. ()h, sir!

it is so l'ni'lii-

thing all rlglit?" getting an affirmative response.

“ My dear." sold Ned. the next time she came into the mom, “ 1 have invited Mr. French and Mr. Jewett to dinner, af- ter which we shall be pleased to have some music. 11' 1111's. Brown is helping you to- day. let her 11111111 a live in the parlor.“ I’oor Kate come near sinking to the llnul‘.

“ 13111,“ 5110 began. “ I am afraid 1 can- not sing or play 111-day. I am not very strong since ———-"

11111. her husband's kind words reassured 111-r; and, thinking it would help 101111 the void 111' the pictures and statuary. she said no more, but; went out, and sent Mrs. 151111111111. As that. woman passed through, .\lr. French. who 11nd changed his position to one. 11111.1' the hall-door. said. in 9. low 1011c, “ Whatever you son or hear, inimi- lest no surprise, and keep a still tongue." Atler dinner was over, and a. few min- utes 1111.11 been spent in the sitting-room Ned spoke tibnut the parlor and the music. “ Please let these gentlemen go first,” said Kate. “ I have something-to tell you all alone."

So they went in, and left the husband and wife alone.

"You know, deni- Ned," she be an, ” how much it custsto live, and how 111.1113 we had to do with when you were taken sick. Your lodge lriends were very kind in coming to watch with you. and sending littlc luxuries; but they never dreamed lioiv destitute. we 11' . and how innch 11110111111 neees , 111111 —— But o1lon‘t go sol ~1 she said, as they 11:11 arisen, and were already in the hull; 1' I ain‘t done yet. And don’t you believe 1 love you dearly, and care for you, and would do anything; to please you .1"

" (‘1: nly, liziiie. But what is the nattur " ()1), it you only knew -——"

" Know what?”

" linew how I love you. No, not time, Ilow I tried to get. along without -———-"‘ Ilcl'u she lJlll‘aI. into tears, and could say 10 more.

" ()h! l ‘1 tell you. after 1111." she said prtsrntiy, as they neared the parlor- door. " You must see t‘tn'yotn‘selt'.“ "See wliall‘“ 111: asked, as she opened the door, and stepped bah, that. he might go in first

“ Why. 1111—“

She stopped in astonishment, as she her- 5011 looked into the parlor. and saw “The I'oet‘s Paradise“ and the other paintinfls. and the slntneites 1111 the brackets. nciid everything 1:151: she 111111 parted with 101' money. She was speechless, and 10011 ed 111-st at her husband, then at Mr. French, and then 111 the works of III‘C.

“‘ l'i'obzilily lean explain this best," said- .\li'. li‘i'cnoh. stopping illl‘thl'II, telling Ned what the readur already knows, and then 112111111,r how 11c had the things icliirned to the parlor, 111 :1 signal given from him, when liute wusin the back part 01' the 111111511.

“ lint what about 1110 hank 5’" Kate, smilin her tears.

“ That was as I told you," 311111 Mr. French. “.\lr. Itoynton 111111 and now has money on 111-posit. in the bank, which always honors its th'atls."

" What; bank is it?‘ sin-d 11"1111.

“ 'l'ho 11111111 111 Iiliiso which every worthy 111 «in 111111: 11111511 51111: invest.

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. asked g :1 bewildered smile through

inciil. II

‘ v - you had said on one 011s, and knowing what your 111* (“thugs \vcic, 1 took the method I 11111 It)

Agent at (‘11:11111111-11111'11. Forms of Application 11.111 111‘ 11'111 by apply—

1111- West Indies, will he closed i-ri-ry alter-1 11:.9'1'111 '

Corner of Queen 11' ll'am Sis" Clim'lotlclawn President—110x. DANI . 111

1111- 1 11:51-11 :11 il'11>1 two night. :1 week

. _ 1 The '"1'11111‘111111111111 11111illllllt‘lll‘llt‘ly re- - 1 b: ' . . 13‘ 1 . r~ - '. oitiiooc. I y ""‘l ‘lum‘b” “l ’ p I" l ' ‘1. 11111' 111‘11 i'Iitci'taI 1111-111, 111-sides 11"».

Cashier—Winn.“ CUNIIALI. Discount 1)11ys-——ltlotidays it; Thursdays. Hours of Business—41111111011.111.1o1p.111. from 2 p.111 to 4 p.111. 111x161: 11.11111.

Grafton St., Qnreu’: Square, Charlottetown President—(71111me l’Amtint. Esquire. bssliier—Jauns Anni-union, Esquire.

“lscount Days—Wednesdays & Saturdays. llours oi'husiness—b‘roin 11) 11.111 to I]: 111., from 2 p.111 lo 4 p 111. "—SUilafi-Jltslulii BANK. Central Street, Summersiilt‘. 1‘. E. Island. President—Hon. JOIN lt. Gaitnixun. Cashier—E. L. LYDIAIII), I'lsipiire Discount Hays—’I‘ui'sdays nlIlI‘FI'IIId‘yfl. Notes for Discount must be in beture 11 o‘clock on Discount days. Hours of Business—10 11. 111., to 1 p. 111., on: 2 p. nt., to 4 p.111.

"itrrsox 1. 15111: .11 1).,

Physician, Surgeon (1" Act'ouc/icur

formerly Assistant. Surgeon in _the. U. S.

N11vy,1111‘ers his prntcssional scrvwcs to the

people 111' Snininerside 11nd vicinity. ‘ 111: can.

be consulted11111111111111-1-, over the htoro o1

Green S: Sclnirinan, in Suinnicrsidc.

Juno 13, 1867. 11' “m r I m

'h .011. 1' 1101;,

Physician Gr. Surgeon,

OFFICE—A1. the Slump-tuition. 1111011 S‘l‘Oltl-I,

next door 11k, Central Street

SUMMERS/DE, I’. 11'. ISLAND. October 12. IN

'1‘1‘1611113711‘1113', Barrister - at - Law

AND

NOTARY PU L16. 6211. BUMMERSIDE, - - 1'. lSLANl).

nus. . 181111- w-~v___—___~ FRANCIS LONG\\'()IITH, EARRISTERAND ATTORNEY '1 T—LA 11 56" 01111'e—l‘A :gldON IIU'I‘1~'.1..

(next. door to the 1. Joseph Ilensley‘s.) CHARLOTTE/[OWN - I'. 11.. Islam].

. 5’1"“ 17' lf‘lL_____..-.._l?' ,. ,. WILLIAM 111.110 Attorney-at-La

1‘1 1’11 1

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and Notary

.l‘. 1",. 1. 112111111 1111111115111. Saddle and 11:11 '52-; Maker,

Water Street . . . . . Siimmcrsiilo. tictober 12. 11165.

'fl‘RCi'CKLIWfiWHWOfigE.“ LIIcnt Street, ‘hiirlottetown, 51111011 1). Finish: ioriun'ron.

Permanent and Tram-lent Boarders will find the above Home to alve ntlrlactlon.

ing 111 Mr. J. Bani-11.111, 1101(I'IIIIIUIIIL'U, Suin< 111e1'.~ide. ('Ii.ir|olletuwii, June :30, 18117

WWI—"'l‘lltiill.“ l“lIlZZi-ll., Boot and Shoe Maker, \1'A'I'l'lll l'l'l‘,

01111111170 (from: d: 1 m'uuin‘s Slorc.

stniillytin 11:11:11,1111111'111' sali- thcni'. Sunni: ‘11e, June 11, 1567 1y

CRAWFORD’S HOTEL, No- 9. K1111: Square, St. John. NB.

Permanent and transient Boarders iiceoin- iiiodiiteil on rensoiia 11- ((111115.

111 connection with 1111' 11111111 1 the subscribers have opened :1

First. Class Grocery Store

where they will 111-op constantly 1111 11111111. 1,1‘111111'. Corn Meal, Provisions, 'l’ea. Sugar. Molasses. and 1111 articles usually kept in :1

Grocery Store. CRAWFORD d: SON. -:io, is ‘ 1

oininercial Hotel, NE W A1111.-l..\’(.' 11211111117 0011011 FAILE P111111

N FUTURE Ilie (‘1111'11 11.1111: of 1111 lravel~ Icrs from the llnilwny Station and Steam— 1111111. Landings iti this (iiiy to IllL' COMMER- t‘l.\1. lIU'l‘lu’L, 11111;: Street. “‘1101111'kt‘lilt‘ll'

stay one 11.:y or upward, w 1. an I'AII) by the I’i'upi'ietor. FAIII’} AT '1‘ . IIOTICL:

TIIA One Day. - One Week, - 1-1-11111A

1'. Pet Week, - 8:1 25 to 91 130

The 110'1‘1111.is situated tmlhuhcstbusines! street in the city. and nearly (Itipitrilll 1111' \VA\'1‘111|.Y. It is handsmncly filled up and eiilcula 1-11 to ni'i'tniiniodnte some lifiy persons very coiiifnrtably.

I). I‘. IIIHV C. I'i'npriclor. St 1111111, N. 11 Nov. 7, 1111117 1y

1111111111 11111111 @1111. King Square, (North 81110,) ST. JOIIN, 1‘. B.

The Subscriber having least-11 1111l nhnve Ilolel, 111111 retitled the Frilllt'.114 11.1w prepared to ill't‘tHlllllllIItlll! ’l'i.1 '111. 11111 I'erunincnl linii'ders, 1111-1 trusts by one: ‘ _ meet 11 share. 111‘ public patronav . IInl‘illg also leased 11 e cumin dions Stable attached, and secured the services ol 1: careful llostler, who will be in attendance at all hours, travellers will be sure to get satisfac- tion at lowest ran-:1. JAMES W. THOMSON, Proprietor. St. John, N. 8., Jilly 4.1867.—ly

Boots and Shoes of a superior quality con: H

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THOMAS DWI-IX, 1’. $1.11. General Post (lilii'i'. tili'lown, 71h l)ec., 15117.

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