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NEWS N o. 47.

lilr. Ilcrcslord rosulrom his hair, look. cd. llercslord‘s inch lions had evidently ed out of the window, and tin-ii said: brought him to some decision. for. rising

‘Wcil, Ch ries,l aui oil; it is nearly hastily from his chair, and dinghy;r the eleven; we have l)|'l'lll\'l-:|<ll5tl so late, and cod of his cigar into the live. he fllJI‘Ul'lly i shall be an hour in lull linding this out— it'll ill” I‘tNH'l- lltlljlmu“ had It suspicion “12ml:- studio' asking every one I meet . of where lie was going. luv ll'irry‘sliulmi- the. way there. and at last hailing a cahri- NW!” hull gl'P‘V” 1“ “l'c‘m‘ " “‘1. mffllll‘ olet to whirl inc through the labyrinth at “(1011- '1 l“: WWW“ WW“ “5km I'll“ ll It

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CONSUMPTION.

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Summers1de Journal 18 PRINTED AS!) I'UIILISIIIEI) E" l THURSDAY EVENING,

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Zinnia 55 Gloria. - if. E. Xian?

Commission Merchant,

lefounlniu :ijoussc Zijold. Square, (North Side,)

CUNSI'RII'TION, o'er its \iclims stealing, Flushes the check, brightens the eye, To the sorrowing friends revealith

King

JOSEPH BERTRAM AT ills ort‘tcrz, CENTRAL STREET. '1‘ E It )1 S : 1 copy for one year, in advance,

' half advance, u

(is. lid. 7s. lid. at the end ot‘year 93. Persons getting up cums of nan Subscribers will be entitled to the Jounxai. t'or oneyear" Mr. 'I‘uoiuii Connors, of 2-.‘ewcastle, NJ}. is our Agent. for that place

ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at moderate rates and in good style.

St-"t.\t. AtIRIZLJIIN'I‘S may be made on reamiialile terms for a whole, a half, or quar- tcr column, or by the year.

JOB PRINTIN G

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ofcvcry description, peiforiiied with neatness and despatch. and at moderate rates, at the doorman Olllce.

Summiisios, August 29, 1867. Out: per liliin - - - 2s lid a 25 9d Barley per buin - 3s a 35 (id Potatoes per buin - - Lisa 2s 3d

'l‘uriiips per bush - - - - - - - » Is a Is :hl .liulter per lb by 'I‘ub - - - Ilhi a Is Lard per lit - - - - - - - - - 9d a )Od Tallow per lb. - - - - - - ltd a IUd Eggs per doz - - - - — ~ - (hi a 7d Beef pcth - - - - - - - - - Ida. tid Mutton per lb - ‘ - - - - - l d a fill l'nrl; pcr lb by earca - - 3d a Md (let-so each - - - - - - - - - none Flour per Iihl - ~ - - (ills ll this ()aliiical per ewt - - - - — 15s a 20s Ilay per 'l‘oii - - - - - - tilts a Tlls Straw per civt. - - - - - - - - ls lid

l’inc Boards - - - - - - - - ills Stiruce Boards — - - - - - v - - - - - is a {is

k‘ I . ' garment tlizirdsi. BANK OF I’RINCI‘J EDWARD ISLAND Corner of (3mm. .y ll'u/cr 3/5.. Charlottetown Precideiit~iloxn l).\NIlII. liar was. Casiner—Wnaaau tlnxox pore. Ilixu'nulit Days—liloiidayst lhiirsdaya.

Ilours of Business—Font IU:i.iii. to i pan. from 2 pm to -I p.iii. "L'me iiaaa.

Grvflun SA, Queen‘s Sonora, (harlot/claim I’resideiit—Cuxiitns PALMER, Esquire. Cashier—Janus ANDERSON, Esquire.

"isconiit I).iys——l\lomhiys, \Vednesdays, and Saturdays.

Hours of lJiisiiiess—I-‘roni l0 u.ni to lp in.,

front 2 pan to II p I‘t.

_" 'Téiiiiiulznsnn-i naxk.

Urn/r"! Nirvl, Smumcrsr‘dr, I'. 1’}. Islam].

ilciit—Ilon. .Ionx It. ll.\ui>i.\'i:u.

r—Ii. L. III'||I.\III), Esquire.

Discount I)ays——'l'ncsd.iys end Fridays.

Notes for Discount mu be in belorc ll

o‘clock on Discount days.

Ilours of UllrilItAFr—lo a. m., to l p. on,

t‘ no '1 p. iii.. to ‘i p.m.

S. W. 009i), M. l]. Physician and Surgeon, Ill-I‘lltllNl‘lil JAMES M. l’ll)(ll‘}O.\".\‘, limp, MARGATE, RE I-

Jnne 13, 1567. tint

on fitter),

ST. JOHN, N. ll.

’I‘hc Subscriber having leased the above Hotel, and refitted the same, is now prepared to ma-oniinodatc Transient and Permanent Boarders, and trusts by attention to meet 2-. share ot'piibiie patronage.

Ilaving also leased the couimodious Stable attached, and secured the servi 'cs :.l it careful llostler, who will be iii attendance at. till hours, travellers will be sure to get Sltllnfdc' lion at lowest rates.

JAMES \V. THOMSON, Proprietor. St. John, N. IL, July 4,18l:7.——ly

@EWFOEBE‘HHOTET: No- 9 King Square, St. John, N- 3.

Permanent and transient Boarders accent- iiiodatcd on reasonable terms.

In connection ivilli the. above the subscribers have opened a

First Class Grocery Store

where they will keep constantly on hand, Flour, (Torn Meal, I’rovisions, ’l‘ca, Sugar, Molasses, ami all articles tlsually kept in a Grocery Store.

.I. CRAWFORD d: SON.

May 30, lilti‘l.-Iy

Point du Chane House, Point du Cherie» N- B-

, ‘IIE Subscriber would beg to call the attention ol'the travelling public to this well-known and favorite Ilotcl, situated at the head oftln: Itailway \Vliiiri at l’oint dti Chi-lie.

It: advantages as a residence for parties in quest of health iiinot hc silt -d. The air is pure. bricing and iiivigoia or, while tin-re in every facility for deep sea bathing. 'l‘hc trains for .‘i . John leave the door twice every day. The charges will be found niodiratc, the table good; and th'e proprietor bopwl stiiv- illeiition to the require H‘ ts of his customers, to ensure general satisfac— lion.

l’li'l‘l-Zl't SCIIUIIMAN, I’roprit-lor. l'. H.-—-llciltt: hinisvl' I‘. I4}. Islander, the proprietor would her respectfully i'tquest a share of the Island patronage. ‘ July it), 1807. Sui

"animals KELLY, Barrister - at - Law AND

NOTARY PUBLIC. doc. SUMMERSIIIIC, - - - - l'. Ii. ISLAND. LV

(l 1‘} 0 II (It IS A L L E Y

BARRI STER AND Attorn ey-at-L aw , xoritn’ i-t‘iiiat‘, &v.

llli'yl‘in/i Hui/dings, Il'dlt/ Nl/crI,

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rain. 9. land

l.‘ii.irlotlvtown.

a ' ivy'rnoiixs ruizzia’n

Boot and Shoe Maker, w.vrr;a s'rninrr,

oppnsih ('ulin .lIcI/mmn‘a Store.

Iiools and Shoes of a superior qllulily cou- staully ox),|iaud. and for sale cheap. Snmtiiersidc. .liiiie ll, 1867 1y

DAANIEL D. CREW,

And Dealer in Provisions, &c., M a a Ii 1‘) 'r s 'r a n 1-; ’1‘, St. John, N. B.

if?" (lives personal attention to the Sale ainl I‘urchasc ot‘evcry description ot‘Uoods. May ‘J, 1807.

James hrccnough, F L O U R

Commission Merchant.

No 47 Commercial Street Cartier of (11' ton St ‘eet — ‘ BOSTON

”__"'.i. Fiat e co.;"‘ "‘

DEALERS IN

Potatoes, Apples, Onions, Qtiltirttga & glamour giants,

Cranberries, Deans, Green & Dried Apples

Stalls 107 and 109. and Cellar No. l'.), Fancuil IIaIl Market

b’OUTlI HIDE BUS TON.

C. L. RICHARDS, Importer anti \Vholesalc Dealer in gaunt & Qll’urtiga Girocuici 1, Head North \Vharf,

ST. JOHN, NIHV BRUNS‘VICK. Dec. 6. lh’ Iy

KIRKWIIDD, LlVIiliiSTilNE 89 Oil.

Qlllour, product, Emitter, AND GENERAL

Commission Merchants, MONTREAL, - - - - - - - 0.15.

The most careful attention given to the execution of orders for Flour, Grain, Seeds, l'rovisions. Leather, Ilides, Coal Oil, and general illci'chaiidlze. Freights secured and Insurance cil'cctcd at lowest current rates. lilt-i . tits in the Lower I'rovinecs will iiiid it to their interest to forward tl It orders for It‘lourtu its for execution, as an extensive acquaintance with “Western Millers, and as Agents for some of the most popular Brands in Canada, we can with safety assure them ot‘evcrylsgti ion. lteniiftaiices against orders when not other- wise provided for. may he made with Stirling Exchange, or Gold Drafts on New York. Dmitri on New York being worth usually an}. to a lpcr cent more than on Ilnston. Iii ' inl'oriiialioii as to the state Oflllt' mar present and prospective, given when required. t‘onsitruliicnta of Fish, ("od (til, &t'.. care- fully realized, and returns Ilitl’lt' with the nliiiost proniptitndc. or applied according lo the wish of ct.ii~igiiors. (‘harges only made for actual lli~l|ll|‘F'.'lIlt‘lIlS and \rlllllllllh‘hlttlli Iiot overthose ot'i ponsible Homes in the line. Unqneslioiiahie t'ell’i‘llccn given when required. Iilltliii'OOI), LIVINGSTON}; e2. (’0. 503 St. Paul Street, Montreal, U. ll. February 7, 1567.

JABEZ HUDSON, Authorized Auctioneer, GENE {AL AGFX’I‘, the. TRULY, - - - - - - -

June :37, 1867.

1‘. If. I.

That the loved one soon must die.

Fading, withering like a llowcr,

Nippcd by the winds cold chilly blast, Drooping, dying, every hour

'I‘ells that life is ebbing fast.

lint again the victim rallies, Hope Is bright in every eye,

For awhile death Iingcrs—tarries— Uulj/ terrier—for in: soon must die.

See the sufferer calmly praying, \l'aiting till Iii-r hour shall come,

Raising Iicr meek eyes, and saying “ Father lct thy will be done."

Now the hour draws nigher, higher, l’aats she, gasps she now for breath,

Soars her spirit higher, higher, Where's thy victory now, Oh Death.

Eur}? glittl'ttlltt‘t.

TIIF Alt’I‘IbF‘S nIiUGa'riiii.

'I)F.Ct.ucs, who is that beautiful girl cnnnngout of that. picture shopi" inquired llarry liercslord, of his friend, as they strolled down ono of the iiishionablc Paris streets, after a morning lounge in the. 'I‘uih‘i'ics.

‘ We“. really, Iiet'csford, you can't mean that unprutrairing-looking youngr lzidy?‘ exclaimed lleciinns, not L‘llllfllliil" a full view DI the fair. though soon-wind pale, face, the large, deep-blue eyes, and \vai'cs oi auburn hair.

‘Let us ask at the shop she has‘iusl left. lat me see, [want a litllo painting for Mallctitoiscllo Dc Vcrc‘s boiidoir. So l'ltllll', llecinius‘ l’

Alter having purcimscd a. little scene on tho lihine, Bet’cstord asked:

sir *cts to my desliny. e ' so utiieu.’

-—:here is no sat-h thing !' llercsl'ord laughed, and was gone.

his paintings, then another,

in almost every action, as wel It was it known lactthat Mr. had seen better days, a truth of which liul'l'SlOttl was soon a are. and he became dceply interested in the artist mid his daughter; and as the latter accompanied her father to explain her own pictures, he was not disappointed ol seeing her.

She looked very lovely—quite as much so as the bcatitilul Madonna that glowed in soft. coloring; on lltn canvas before them. And when Ilzirry Bei'::>lol'd stopped for- ward lo_r a closer inspection of the pi -urc. or, in reality, to ask some quc lion 0] the. pretty painter concerning it. as she held back the green covering, she let it. sudden- ly hill, e. thing:

‘ Uh, be t tul l—lhn slightestdust will injure it, and it is Searccly dry 1’ And the. color rose to her transparent temples, in the. excitement of the moment.

Ilarry thought he had here on any- thing so lovely. Instead of sa ga Word of contrilion, he gazoi at her so long that she turned away and smiled at his v- pt'essioli, interpreting it as one of sur- prised indiu'natioii that she, an artist, should speak so to him. lint Harry was really growing very much in love with I-lmily Merivalc, and In.- a red all sorts ol qncslions when she ex; a nod her paint- ings: he could not under-land why t ' was there, and that was not, and he really quite liirgot' what she had told him about taat picture in tho corner—would she mind

‘ Who is that lady that left her" juq before we came 9‘ '

‘llliss M ‘ IIcr falher is an lll‘llni, and \ . aso many ol his pic» lures, lor which \veulways geta rt'nd‘,‘ sale, tlu'y are so beautiful. And \li ~ Mei-wall: excels her lather in some styles. l'his alternoon she. came. for some paints to linisli oil'a splendid picluro of tho Madonna, intended for an altar lll'Ct.‘ lor the private chapel of the (‘ount dc Lisle ‘ And the man, being it Roman Catholic crossed him (.li reverent ii coiiliiitiin'r' with true rrmn-i. loqnacity ‘ho eonde has been many tinn-s to St e II, and is so pic: 'ed that. he and his family are guilt" in have their portraits in oil taken by her? andto-nmrroiv,gonllcmen, Mr. liIe ‘ h-‘l I studio is thrown open to the public, I presst lliat they may see ‘Utir lady And as I have tickets for disposal, in

“I My, Merit

duskier iznan‘iua. . he should “ii?! a patina": 01 hume" for his “u, , mother, in England.

3 convenient lor him to come“?

telling him again, he was so fond of pic. 'ttl‘cs. It was strange that he understoqu mu} never \ uted a. Second explanation ale‘s paintings, some. of which

we“, Huh-pf; more absti'uso to understand,

the subiuctg Lafittng from it deeper and

"on. Audthcn. lastly, When would it be

Mr. Merivalc said to‘morrod“ “"‘l ‘9 it

was arranged, that at hall-past tu'P‘lVO 01" the succeeding day, he should come again tor his tie. '

itittg. ~ ' . proposed that he should

Mr. a‘lt

call on him; but that would not answer llarry‘s ptirposo; so, in great trepidation,

in said son thing about Mr. Merivale’s one being so precious, and that he (lIarrv

licrcsl'ord) had really nothing: else: to do,

ind so hocaino at liaillpasttwcli‘e the

I shall not Do too

‘xlll. 1.'cvuir,' replied the olhcv. callingr after him as ho loll. the room. ‘ llereslord, rcnn-inlwr, I don‘t believe in I’latonic love

Mr. Merivalc was a tall, handsome man. with Compressed lips and a. determined eye, and In: explained first one subject of with such tlneney ol'spcccli. ami showed liinisell to be conversant on so many points of cm» dition. that tho gentleman was betrayed as word. Mcrivalo

give you a couple, it you like.‘

‘ Thank you! We should like to go.” And. l: . 'llie proffered cards iiilli: renewal ol‘llianks and a ‘ (loud afternoon! iroui each, they lt-lt the shop.

' What are your plat ' for the dav Ih-reslbrd 1" iiu'piircd Charles 1h.- mus, (it lb».- billowing: day, as tho waili-r remover the colli-c and tongue from the live; lablc in a bit men were staying.

‘ Why, one place I intend via. this Merivale's studio. Ol' cour . L‘UIIIU also'r“

‘\\'t-I|, no, I think.

\

I have. seen 5.

which only you can be adinitted,l can

1. . lI‘lLL‘I where the two youngr you to keep perfectly rliil.

next day. according to appointment, and was shown into a room where Mr. Merl» vale. was ready to receive hint with the ell-an canvas stretched on the sand, and [ l~hiiily<at busily paintingat the farther end oi the room. Alter Iic had arrantri‘ll liiluscll in truly ai'tislic negligence, and _ operations had eoitintcnccd, I‘vIl'. Merivale i said: i ‘ You are not going; to be. photographed, .\Ir. licreslord, a»: it is not imperative for 11‘ run will look at this olderl.‘ he. said, pointing to :i vase, ‘you can n m.- your eyes. and in» deed your head, i you will kindl'.‘ lot ( Hi the va<e indie. ed \vlie-i i ask \‘Iili. as you will then maintain ti same podtion.’

t

llai

were wise lor a lcllow of family and for- tune to encourage a love tor II girtot‘ neither; and Harry iniswered, lioroely, ‘that Miss Mcrivale was his equal in every rcspoet,‘ so Deciuius held his tongue on the subject.

Ber ‘lord lnid gone to the artist's, and, alter a long: talk to him, every matter was

confidentially explained, and it only waited Emily‘s consent for her to be his ullianccd bride.

‘ I will Pflll her, and you shall ask her yourscll’,‘ said Mr. Mcr'ivalc (or Montrese, as he said his real mime was). "though, ol'eoursc, she will never be so foolish as to say ‘ No.‘

In alew minutes Emily came in, a flash on her cheeks, and a strange light in her c 'es, which, however, she instantly shrouded by the lair lids and long, dari;

Mcrivaie—Emily, your fatherhas doubtless told you the purport at my visit. 'l'cli rue—am I to meet with success in the out hope of my life? It rests with your consent to be minc.’ No answer came, and Harry, confident from what her father had said what her answer would he, drew her towards him, taking silence for consent. She held back, and lifting up her eyes to his face, sail : ' It can never bc,Mr. IIcrcsi'ord 1’ Harry thought at first it was coquctry, but when she remained firm in her deci- sion, he was surprised and disappoint .l. ‘ But your father,’ he began, having for- gotten eloquence in earnestness, ' approves of 't fully. 0h, I‘luiily. can you never love me? Am I so Very detestable?‘ ‘.\‘o, no 1’ she answered quick, ‘ but . ‘ltut what?‘ he asked. eagerly. She "ave him no reply, save in the may blush that sull'iiscd her cheeks; and tho

\ torturinor thought ul a. rival passed through.

his min . "l‘cll me,‘ he asked-4 you love lino» thcr? Then why did your father not: say so? He must have kuown.’ And sinking into a chair, he buried Iil5~ lace in his hands. Emily felt for him. She knew Iron) experience what it was to love, and, touching his arm gently, said: ‘ My lath. 1' does not know that 3. love: stillv—it was long ago, and —-—-—‘ Ber ford started up; he could not: hear it; he was angry with hiinscIIL. with her. and this unknown rival, and catching up his hat, be rushed unceremonioust froth the house, and bursting into thu room ,W‘hcve Dcciuius was still sitting, exclaim- ,,.,; fassionhtoly: ‘

. women are false. fickle, who; you mm 9 must peyycrse, obstinate creatures

—-Lll . . under the' 5“ u '. . .

(.‘harlcs ngl-‘b “Gil m " """lllU what Infil- happenc , and In.“ 1'1 Soothe him.

‘ Ila you “er |‘\--‘ll“’dv 1 sea. Well. never mind. old boy; yo"l.Will soon get over it.’ And he sighed ash“: thouglithow he 5 ll treasured his ohl Io.‘"'. if'ltl yet he was telling another he would 30011 lm'gut it.

' You are too good foran indigent; artist —--a common git'l—-—ivlio-——~’

'No, no, liceiinus, She Is a lady, a per- lect lady; their real name is Montrosc and she is so beautiful !‘ , Deriinus colored, then turned deadly pale‘ and endeavoriog to hide his emotion aslted : . ‘ Iieaulil'ul? Describe li;t‘.'

Ih‘reslord was too much absorbed in his 0 vu thoughts to notice the change of color in his friend's lace.

‘Auburu hair. and such eyes—ah incl

Physician 85 Surgeon,

Ounce—At. lho Stuntiaistns l)n|'n Sronn. next door to Bank, Central Street

ht lly availed. himscil oi this made to lool men. lhelieve, so full of Uii,lll.'lll when his ‘0er were all feeling, and yet site has none. Still she lacy were on l-amiy, and t'w : 'he loves another, a love ofycars. It;

canv r: eff knowing, A U CTIONEEIIS:

many pictures in the galleries of Ital '— lbe(-hclltl'tcurics of the great maslers‘ lhal. it would be as stale as the photo.

and & ‘le’lllalrh granite; III‘IAI.) OI“ (‘l'iN'l‘I‘ili .‘Tltl‘ll'i'l',

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'l!.lll'.'l£.§'llll'.', . . . . 1’. [l'. ISLAND. ober I‘.’. 131‘

an HOMER, an. tans. '7

can be consulted at his olllcc iii Tryon ;

esdavs and \Vl‘tllll‘stl"y§ in Suin-

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and on '1'

Smumtrsitlr, - - - - I’. 1'}. 1. pa" All orders puitrlunlly attended to. June (I, lsoi. lint