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Commission , Merchants,

JOSEPH BERTRAM.

AT IIIS OFFICE. CI'IH'I'I'IAI. STREET.

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ADVERTTSEMENTS

inserted at mud 'ato rates and in good style.

Scl-zctal. Ann :ul:.\"rs may be made on reasonable terms fora whole, a hall, or quar- ter column, or by the yerr.

) ' V V 1 ‘V JOB I It.ll\ I II.\ G of crew description,perlbrmetl \\'II.I| neatncss

nnd despnteh. and at moderate rates, at the Jouuxat. oflit-e,

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Summcrslde Markete.

Soilunnston, Novmnum l-l,2$l'7.

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Oat~t per bush - - - - ‘ v - - - - - - 1 :st '39, Iinrley per bush - - - - - - .15 ml a l'otatoes per bush - 0 lls tp‘ ’l'urnips per I!Il.\ -‘- - - - - lmtl a| I: I t .'v I _ | i >. Iluttu pti lb I u) m u “M

Lard per lb

Tallow ’(t'l' lb Eggs per tlov IIet-fperlh -

{\luttou per lb tl‘urk pt-r lb by on (lt‘csc cneh - - lt‘lour per bbl ‘ Oatmeal per ewt. Iiuy per 'l‘on -

lid :1 Itltl ‘dd :1 ltll 3d a Itl Shl n -|d ~I.',d a 5d . .- lsliil a L" - — {dis it fills ltia n his (205 .l 70s

Straw per cwt. lsll‘ild I’inc Boards - . . Is a in

Spruce "lllll‘lls . - . . . . . . . . . .

Charlottetown Markets, Novuntiau !-l, 1507.. Ilecf (sulall) - - - - I l a lid

Do. by quultcr - - - l :t -|vl Mutton - - - - n t : Lambperlb. - - - .._',d a -ltI

Iluttt-r - - - - lit! a I.~

Do. by tub - - - loll a _1s

('heese - - - - :ld a III

'I‘tlllow - - - - ihl a [lid

Lard - - - - :«d :t‘i‘td

It‘lour lb. - - - 3:! :l-f‘II Oatmeal 100 lb. - - Ii 5 al vs

Eggs - - -

I’otatncl - -

'l'uruips ' - -

Barley - - -

Oats -~ - ’

Boards (Hemlock) -

Spruce - - -

l‘inc - - -

Shingles . -

“'uol - - ‘

IItl - - -

Strliw cwt. ~ - - l_s lit! a Homespun - - - a: od a as Sheepskins - - . ild a Is

Calfskin lb. - - — - fitI' a ihl

Ilidev Ib. - - - - - lit! .—-—-a my

Giotto.

'1 t L " i ' . (hardness. BANK OI“ I’l‘thth‘} lilHVAllll ISLAND Corner anttce/t ty Il’ttlcr 3/3.. Clutrlu/Iclatrh

I‘rc-ideut—llox. luxnit. IIltIZN .\'. r—Wu.l.t.\.u t‘uxtuma .. plirc. ' —-.\Ioutl;l_Ts& Thursdays. lluurs of Business—Foul ll)a.m. to l p.u|. from 1! p.ut to «I p.m.

‘ tfx'l'tiiwtuxk.’ V Grnflou Sh, Queen‘s Squaw, (burial/dam: I’rcsldeut-~(‘Itlama: I’.\I..\II:II. listptlrc. Cashier—auntie Axumtsos, l-‘istptirc. “lat-onut Ila —-\t't~dnestl:ty:t d Saturdays. Ilours ofBusiness—Front 10 that to l p m. from 2: p.1u to I p m.

stxitntutstun ll.\Nl(. Central Slrcrl, Sttmnlcl.mli‘, 1'. If. Island. l‘rteideut—liou. do”): It. inhuman. Cashier—ll. I4. Lvmauu, l'istpure Discount I)uys-—-'l'uvsdays aIIdI‘rid . Notes for Illscuullt most IICtIL before 11 o'elork on Discount days.

Ilours ot‘ Business-~10 .1. m.. to l p. m.. from 2 p. m., to -l p.tu.

Co-Partnership Notice. 7 “IE Subscribers have this day entered into CO-I’AII'I i III‘ as IlAIllllS'l'I‘ihS nnd 1\'I"I'OIINI ".L.\\\', under the name, style and II! '

ALLEY AVIES ()FFICIL—(YlldlddIIIAN'S BUILDING, tlntzar titzoatat»: firm 1' .

(il‘ii Hill I‘. ,A I.I.I"‘.Y, Ilill'lb' II. DAVIES. Charlottetown,()et.l:¢, [$137. I "cull—l _" 'ruouns KELLY, Barrister - at - Law no NOTARY PUBLIC, 6w. . SUMi‘II'illSIIH-Z, - - v ‘ 1’. 1‘}. ISLAND. mtg.9. 1866 r’ a _ 0 ’7 v '" FRANCIS LONUWOlt'l‘ll, 1M KRISTIN: .i.\'l) .11 ’I"l'Ult‘. 'Iu'I'u'l 'l'-li.-I I! K?" Office—PAVILION HOTEL. (next. door to the lion. Joseph Ilenalcy‘s.) CllAlll.()’l"l‘l-Z'I‘t)\\'N - - - I". 1'). Island. Jun. 17, 1867. ly "Kirstin CASEY, .n o., PHYSIGIAN,SURGE &IIIIIIUIIIII’IEIIR formerly Altai-ta rgchu in the I}. S. Navy, otI't-rs his pr ' an! ac e people of Summer-side out be consulted athis uIIlt'e, over the, Store of Green it Srhurnrtu, in Sutnmcrsidc. June Ill. 1367. X “If r ‘ DII. PRICE, Physician 85 Surgeon, .- 'n—At the. Stuntmasnm llut'a Stuart, 0“ w next. door to llnnk, Central btrcct SUMMERS/[1192 . . . . l'. I}. ISLAND. October I2. llillfi. # I

'iiiifiiinu it. nown, ‘ Attorney-at—Law and Notary

And General Agents, BANK BUILDING, QUEEN S'l‘ltlili’l‘. (‘Itarlo/lrlmcn, - - - - - [blah/stand.

JABEZ HUDSON,

Authorized Auctioneer, GENERAL AGl-IN’I‘, &c., Tlt’I'OX. - - - - - - - I’. 1'}. I.

.quc 27. I

C I\__l_t I5 WILLIAM BEAIRSTO, Communion Merchant,

Auctioneer (0 General Agent, “’A‘I‘l-th s'rtter'r. SIIIIIIIIPI'HIUII'. ---- -- -- 1). 1'7. Ifilflnfl.

“'I L LIAM I) OD D , Couimission Merchant, And. Auctioneer,

outrun suuaua, (7II.II.‘I.()’I'7'I'.'7'0 II'N. — - 1’. It‘. ISLAND

'tottttwooti, LIVINGSTONE & co. . ghoul, hrodurc, Silvano, AND GENERAL

Commission Merchants, MUX'I'nnAL, - - - - _ - 0,1,,

In! attention given to thc tiers for Flour, tirain. Seeds, I'roviaiuns. her, Ilitlrs, Coal Oil. and general Alert-hatttitze. Freight: secured and insurance..- ell'cetetl at lowest current rates. Me tits in the Lower l'rovitlces will find

it to I! 'l| IIIII'I'I' l to forward their orders for l-‘lottrh as for Vt‘t‘lllltlil, a»: an extensive :Ictplaiulaut'e uillt Western Millers Indus - liranda

'I‘hlI must c: t“;i'l*|lllnn of

ust orders when not other— \I'Iiu pruvi-it-d tor any be In:qu with Stirling.r ll hange. or (itrld Ilrul'u on New York. Drafts on New York being worth usually anl to a ,I pt-r cent more than on Iioston.

' information "s to the state of the [>I't'.~,t'lll and ptospcctivc, given when required.

Consignments of Fish, Cull Oil, 820., ('are- fully realized, and returns made with the utmost protnptitode, or applied according to the wish of cousiguors.

t‘hargt s only made for actual dislntraomcuts andt tIIIlllll~~IllllS uotovcrtho~u (It'rcspunsihle IIUllM's‘ in the line. lintpteatitmabic refernees ;:ivcn when required.

lilltlt’thtll), LIVINGS’I'ONII a". C0.

50:! St. l‘nul Street, Montreal, 0. E. ”

February 7, ISIS.

o. L. RICHARDS,

Ituportc' and “'holcsale Dealer in :tjritizslt & glottiguairouuo. .I, II lad North \Vharf,

S'l'. .IOIIN, - - -‘ NICIV BIIUXSIVII‘K.

Ilt‘l'. o, lstlti. Iy

Jamesflilrccuough, F L O U R

Commission Merchant.

No 47 Commercial Street her of (‘liutou S BOSTON

J. H. AhLEN. Commission Merchant,

And Dealer in Provisions, &c. M A It K l'} 'I‘ A‘ 'I‘ It I} 1'} 'I‘, St. John, N. B.

is personal attention to the. Salc of every description of Goods. no! .

hr“ o' and l’an l May il, l

'rtIoMAs among,“ AUCTIONEER

ASII

Commission "Merchant, NW L will. JOHN, S. II.

THOR—lilo“ l-‘Ii122l21.,

Boot and Shoe Maker, “'A'I'I‘ll't S'I‘Ill-Il‘l‘l‘,

oppasilr (Julia lilo/.cmmn‘n Slorc.

"ants and Shoes of a superior quality cou- slnntly on hand, and for MIIL' cheap. Sunnucrsldc, dune Ii, lstil‘. ly

NORTH "nntrtsn "lilo MEHGANTILE lNSUltANCE COMPANY. l-‘Iltl-l AND LIFE.

Established 1809.

’l‘\\‘() MILLIONS, "mu OFFICER:

ICIIINIIIIIIOII 6:. LONDON. (I. \V. I)I:III.I)IS, Agent at (Ihnrlottctturn. Fornu of .Ipplicatimvt'au be had by apply- ing to Mr. .I. BLurnAu, Journal Oillta‘, Sutu-

mersitle. , Charlottetown, June 20, ISIY'.——ly

. BILL,

Trtl‘l'l‘AL: Sterling.

DR. ll

'PhySician 8: Surgeon,

IIIZEII)II.\'(7E-I\I (:corue. Gnrret‘r, Enquire, h'lanlcy bridge. P. 1'). I.

I’ublic. g... tre-mnnin................l‘. It}. lxmxn

New London, - - Jun 24,1867. 1!

RA"URE, SCIENCE, 00

humriiéihide, Prince Edward Island, Thnroday,

Business; Giants.

CRAWFORD’S HOTEL, No- 9 King Square, StJolm N-B.

Permanent and transtent Board'ch accom- modated on reasonable terms. In connection with the above the subscribers have opened a.

First Class Grocery Store

where they will keep constantly on buntl, Flour, (‘orn Meal, Provisions, ’I‘ctt, Sugar, Molasses. and all articles usually kept iua Grocery Store. J. CRAWFORD & SON. May 30, 1:44;

ST JOHN, N. II.

The Subscriber having leased the above Hotel, and refitted the same, is now prey tired

to aectunmodate Transient ant! I't-rmaacut Boarder», and trusts by attention to tutct a share of pttblic patronage. llaviug also leased the commotlious Stable attached, uutl . cured the services of a careful llostlcr, who will be in attendance at all hours, travellers will be sure to get satisfac- that at lowest rates. JAMES \V. THOMSON, Proprietor. St. John. N. IL. July I, lst:7.~—ly ROCKLIN HOUSE, Kent Street, Charlottetown, SIMON I). FRASER, l‘lltll’lllli'i‘olt.

Parliament and Transient Boarders will flat! the above Home to give oath ictiou. (Jh' urn, dune Ll, .ISUT.

@l'octlt gondola field,

JOIIN M UItI‘IIY, I’IIO I’I‘tII'I'I‘OlL

Permanent and ’l'rausieut Boarders will find good accummodatlon.

(loud Stables in connection with the Ilo1‘l;t,. and a careful Ilustlt'l' always in attendance.

(Th'tuwu, I-‘t-b. Ill, 1367. if

EVERY unit are own not BIGADE.

“ ;\ little tire is quickly put out, which hc- in:r .«utfcrcd, rivers cannot qucm-h."—-\'idu .\lr. (‘ardwcll in the British House of Com- mans.

a" 'v \ ' cu I" ) L hi I [Ablihb II, A one l’urlrtblc, sol/lowliug It'irc In'ngfnt, jbr f/Ic It'.r/inym'a/u'u_1/ (y'JiI'cs in Hair early stages; - The little Engine can bc t-arricdou thobnck to any desired spot; throws ti small stream of water, impregnated with eight times its volume of carbonic ‘It‘ILI gas, which is the mostsimplc and most ci Lttivc means yet know In bolt-lice for destroying lirc. They have the advantage ofbeiag always ready for use. All that is neustssury in applying them is to turn the top with one hand. and with the other direct the stream upon the flame, whit-h \v I instantly extinguish the tire. ’I‘hoy 'c dispcnslble for houses. stores, wan-houses rios, pub- lic oiIltrcs. halls, S: hie. l'ntt‘tzs—No. l3 .. I 627. Chemical Charges—No. it $1.11), I 5 also, 13$: JAMES II. \VOOIIBL'IIN, I'm Water Street, St. John, NJ}. or Mr. liOlll-th'l‘ YOUNG, Queen Square, Charlottetown Aug :39, too? tt‘

Impert’antto Stationers; Blocks! Blocks! Blocks ! IF YOU “'ANT TO RAISE 'I'III'I

Price of I' sscls in England,order a set. of c SI‘LENDII)

BLOCKS, which every dy is n‘nisiug, from . _ r . . , 1 OUN (t‘r’b. 'i‘crins Liberal.

‘Vlllt‘r-HL, Hummersidc. Qcpt. 26, 1367.

L

r. .530, o 33.1. t to,

WV . _‘..__.'._..#., f A, . __ arrlagc I4 actory ! I Ilead of Queen Street,

C II A R L O T 'I‘ I‘) 'I‘ 0 \I' N .

V Vlll'i SubscribersjtTgI—tdlve to acquaint the public, that, having entered into at‘o-

I'artncrship, they are prepared to execute all

orders in the

Blacksmith I siness,

and having each had ctmsitlera dc experience, they are able to turn out a FIRST CLASS

Carriage or Slelgh.

Repairing of all Itilltli, together with all other o'urk appertainim; to their line of busi- ness, will be attended to.

Send in your orders immediately

I’llOlil) & IIIUUUUIIIII‘IY.

Queen Street. Charlottetown. Jun. IO. IHII7

Sin £17; LIVERY STABLEI!

’ ‘IIIG subscriber wishes to i urn the inha- bitants of SuInInt-rsidc or travelling public, that held prcpar ‘ I furnish

HORSES K? CAIIIIIAI: ‘H,

at. all IIIIIL‘S and at the shortest notice.

I'arties stopping at the Hole“. and want- ing a team and a driver to drive them out. can be supplied at all hours in the day.

JAMES MANN, Water Strcct.

Summrraide, Sept. 12. 1867. film

Imvm Innrt‘nan,’ Saddle anti Harness Maker, Water Street . . . . . Summer-side.

October 12, tons. ‘ . . I

KENT STREET, DHARLIITTETUWN- -

'pe raucu.

poorer;

’I‘III') INDIAN SUMMER.

\I'Itzx the Sunuuerbreczes have died away, And the Autumn winds are drcnr, A ml the forums have changed their green array, For the hues of the dying year, There comes a season brief and bright When the chhyrs breathe with a. gentler swell, And the sturshine plays with a. softer light, Like the Sunnncr‘s last farewell.

The brilliant dyes of the Autumn woods Ilave glnddeued the forest howers,

.\ud decked their pathch solitudcs Like a blooming waste oi flowers;

{:1 their hidden depths no sound is heard Save the low and murmuringr wall

As the rustling leaves are gently stirred Ily the breath of the dying gale.

The hazy clouds in thc mellow light, Float with the breezes by,

Where the far oll‘ mountain’s misty height Seems mingled with the sky;

And the purple hills rejoice again In the glow of the golden sun;

And the IIOt'kS are glad in the grassy plain Where the sparkling waters run.

"I‘is a season of deep an I quiet thought And it brings a caltn to the breast, And the broken heart, and the mint] o'er- wrought May find in its stillness, rest. For the gentle voice of the dying year, From forest and sunny plain, ls sweet as it falls on the monrner'r car, And his spirit forgets its pain.

Yet over all is a mantling gloom,

.41‘hatsadden's the gazer‘s heart,

h‘t)1~‘§u\;n.filgllll the .\utulnlt's varictl bloom From the fJI‘C-Sl if?“ 'lk’l‘m‘li

'I'heir bright leaves with" I" ll” Q'I'li'lll‘é “if: ’I'heir beautiful tints are fading “M-

And the mountain tops will soon L11 “1‘”! And the Indian Summer past. l“.

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.§clttt literature.

It Ht M A, (III ELIE HEIR 0F C}IESTER\VOOD.

IIY lll-lllliCCA i-‘UltIlI'IS.

"OH, if poor .‘iiil ‘tll only been like other children,“ hu blglltltl, “I would not worry about. leaving hitn. But, Italph will surely be kind to him.“

“ Shall I leave you now, father?“ he asked, “or shall I remain with you all night?"

" I need no one to stay with me, my son. but you shall go, for I know you are very much fatigued, and I do need rest. This calling up my past. life has sadly shaken mc! (loud night. my boy," and he held his and in hisas it reluctant to part. with it for fear it was only a dream.

“ (loot! night. father; may you rest. well ;" and he turned awn ' and went to his room.

Ile. looked out of the window upon the river which looked like molten silver in the bright moonlight.

I'I think I will go out awhile.” he said. opening the side door and stepping out. “I am restless."

So he \‘andct'ud up and down the bank of the river until he became weary, and then he re-eutt-rud the house and Went to bed to sleep soundly until late tht.I next morning.

“ Ilow do I find you this morning. sir?" he. inquired. l‘ospcctlully. when he entered his chamber that morning.

"Much hotter, oh! very much holler: your prescuco has done. the more good than all the cordial which I have taken for a your past,” he replied, eagerly.

“ I am happy. truly happy that it is so. I think I will callou Uraci: thismoruing," he observed.

“ Do so.“

He was very careful about, hi: toilet that morning, and felt quitc satislicd with the reflection which beamed on him irtnn_oul of his mirror. Then be mounted his beautiful snow white steed and went lorlh.

Ilu asked for “ Miss (iracc 'I‘revor," :uttl was ushered into a largo reception room, wh ro hu \‘ttllt‘tl impatiently for her up- :\tlast she came. Ilcat'u ' at her eutran(,~c. Well had his father said she was both “ graceful and hcaulilul.“ Slut looked to him like a nymph. his beau- ty was ol such an innocent nature.

“ I presume. you do not rtnnt-mber mc, Mists 'I‘revtw—(Iracie !" he observed.

A slight flush stole into her cheeks. and her eves hogan to sparkle.

“ lican scarcely I“ that I do, and yet, pardon me if! out n tkun, you must. be Mr. tfhcstcrn‘ood."

" I am, he replied, bowing low and taking; her outslrelt-hcd hand; “I gun ltalph (‘hcstcrwoml."

'- Welcome back, Mr. Cheslerwuod, to your old home and friends. ' ‘ruly this lnust have been a glorious surprise to your father.“ she said, softly, in a voice that rosombled the musical ripples ol' pearly waters.

“ It was, All-ts Gracie. but oh! can I tell you howindesvrilutbly sad it has made the to find him so low ! 'l‘cu yours have changed him touch. It has changed you also." ho added, in a lighter tone, “so much that [do not think thatl wouldhavo recognized you.”

“Indeed! You have not been exempt from changes eithor, Mr. Uhcslcrwood.“

An hourpasscd away bcioro Ralph be- lhought himself that it was time to leave. Ilia mutating passcdawny very pic daily, and he was in ruptures over her beauty.

“ ’ardon mu for tarrying so long,“ he observed. arising, “ but. I looutl your so. t-iety so pleasant. after this ten years‘ Separation, that the time has passed away almost without my being aware of it.“

" I have enjoyed your presence very

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much." she replied, so IIII‘J'I: ix- nothing to pardon.“

MERGE, AGRICULTURE, AND NEWS. November 14, 1867.”

"Ava you engaged ‘ior this evening, Oracle 2‘“ ho iutptlrod. holding her soft white hand in his, which was almost as small and delicate, “ if not, would yott go with me in thc liltlo boat out on the river the same as we used to in days long] -——but not forgotten,“ ht: added. in a I()\ '1' tone. which brought the hot blood surging over her brow.

He gained the requisite consent. and then Iclt. ~Ilcr heart beat hi b There was a tomcthing in his eyes: bit-b la. hated her. held her very brim,r in thrall when they were bent on her, and yet, slur could not hot confess to herself. llWl'U We" a something about him which t'cpcllotl her. lie had been bur lover when She was but a child, and he had engaged him- sclt to her long years ago; did he intend to renew that engagement? livery glance, of his tzye every tone of his voice, out! every prt sum of his hand assured her that he did.

That night she looked even prettier. in her pure white dress and glpsy hat. with its blue ribbons. titan she had in tho nun-n, liter checks were as blooming as tho rose. and her eyes seemed like two hrilllauts— cxcittuucllt was doing its part toward making her bountiful.

llalph met her with all the gallantry 0i :1 perfect gentleman; there seemed to bc a natural air of relinement about him which pleased all who met IIIIll. Ilc cx~ crtcd all h conversatiotml talents; he re- callcd several little. reminiscuccs of the past. and then he asked,—

“ Have you lorguttcn the, past, Gracie? .tlu [ presumptuotu in hoping you have not 3‘“

For a. moment there was a silence, and then she merely replied.-

“ I have fo get Iuy childhood.“

“ Then I . u content that. I am rottth- bored, Gracie, :trc you willing,r now to take up the thread of our engagement where it was broken on' ten years ago?“

The tcll-lalo blushes answered him. and when he returned with (in to her home it. wasns his alliaut-cd. hhc wcnt direct to hor chandler and sat down to think. She was in :1 strange tlultct'. \I'as slit: SltlI<IIt3ll? h‘h I asked horse]! that question over and over again.

“ I always. thought. it ltalph should ever return I would be perlectly happy,“ she. said, suppressing a sigh I! at was strug- gling to It‘ from her bps, "but now I lee! bewildered. I love him, and I do not. love. him! Why is h ,"’