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E,'As C I EN onto—oil M E lion, A‘GRIoULTURu, AND NEWS-

No. 12.

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Summerside Journal

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JOB PRINTING ofevery description. performed with mattress llltI despatch, and at moderate rates,

at the Jovnsxl. ()tlice.

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Summer-side Markets. Scuninisrbu, Dec. '17, tsrlo.

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Business (brittle. IIkk‘iléwOI" PIIIXLE Ii IIWAIII) ISLAND. Currier onuccn J ll’uin' 51.1., C/mrluftctown

President—Hos. 'l‘noius II. lIAvlpAsu. this nor—\I'rir Mr CUNDAI.I., Esquire. Discount l):r —.\Iondays.’- 'l‘lrursdrrys.

liours ot'llusiucss—It‘oin lt)n.m. to I p.rn., from :2 p.m tn 4 p.m.,

“WENI—rii'ba‘xk. "" “‘ (Ira/Inn Sh, Qurcn‘r Square, Chariot/donor I'rcsidcut—t‘nimam PALMER. Esquire. Cashier-Janus Axuniisos, I‘isqlllt‘t'. Discount. Days—Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. Hours of Business—From 10 n.nr to I p m., from 2 p.m to p m. m" scum-ii sun-2 IMNK. th'rtl Sheri, Srimnin‘sidr, l'. E. Island. President—lion. Jons ll. Grammar. (lauhicr— 1-2. L. l.vm.inn, Esquire Discount Day —'l'ucsdayl and‘FrirIays. Note: for Discount umst bcui betore ll o‘clock on Discount days,

Hours of llusinas—Io a. m., to I p. m.. from 2 p. in., to 4 p. m.

I) It. 1’ III ll ll. Physician 85 Surgeon, OFFICE—Al the Sunnrcnsinu Duct; S'r'oirrc,

next door to Bank. Central Street SU.II.lII;'l.'SlI)l:', . . . . . 1'. E. ISLAND,

October 12, lot" ¢ hwy-“W

JOHN HOMER, M. n. F. M. M. 8. MEDICAL orrir

ovnn our-1‘ escirrrruax‘s s'roiin,

nirrr' - 9TIIL'HT, SL’JIJIl-JItSII) :, r. n.1,

Medical.

II. .\fr-NHII.L, latelyot‘ llellevne Hospital, New York, would respectfully announce

to the inhabitants oi'Xew London and Vicini- lv, that he has opened his SI’IIGICIIY in Mr. .1". M. lryrliurd'rt House. a Stanley Bridge, (formerly known mi li'i r's Ferry) where he may be consulted in the various rleprrrtnreith of his l’rot‘emion, at all Itttltl‘fi‘tlrly or night.

Stanley “ridge, New London, 3

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Gr: one. I“ it i. i. 1‘: v, BARRISTER AND Attorney-at-Law,

No'ranv venue, the. Trltgruph Buildings, Walcr Sh-crl, Charlottt --I‘. I-3. Island.

two, -

il‘oiIAsfiEiM’, Barrister - at - Law

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NOTARY PUBLIC, kc. st‘mrnnsim-z, - - - - I'. E. ISLAND. nnrz. . hum ly |

v i Jill. (Ill-35053,” lain & Qiriiiimcnlnl HOUSE & SIGN 39 ll?» d N T E R , Sunrorcrshlc, . . . . 1’. 11'. Island.

October 12, itll

Blanks of all kinds for the “ Journal" Oilicc.

Easiness fllnrrln.

C A_I_{ D \VILLIAM BEAIRSTO, Commlssron Merchant,

Auctioneer-Ali General Agent,

a \V A‘I‘I‘lll ST ll 1'2 HT. Sunrmcrsr'dc, --- -- 1‘. 1". Island —‘" “n; "JT‘i’u‘CIIA1rr—iSbix‘,‘_ COMMISSION LIEIECIXANT

Auctioneer.

in Flour, Groceries, and Dry Goods.

\I'atcr Street . . . . Summer-side. UAltV LL BROTHERS, AU CTIONEERS, Commission Merchants, And General Agents,

BANK BUILDING, QUEE.‘ STREET. ('lmrlullelorrn, - - - - - 1’. Island

""WTL‘ITITIM 131nm,” Commirssion Merchant, And Auctioneer,

our-am secure, 2/ E. ISLAJ'I} l LIOBIAb HAL Il URI),

AUCTIONEER

AND

Commission Merchant,

"1‘. JOHN, N. II.

Dealer

11' I, I“ JIIIIIUS UI‘CCIIOIIgII,

FLOUR Commission Merchant.

No 47 Commercial Street i'('lirrlon Strecl- - - HUSTUN

C. L.- RICHARD-S:___ Importer and Wholesale Dealer in CBritish & Qifurr‘ign (lirurrrir‘ss

g 4', North NVharf, Jobs, - - - .\'l-2\\'BltL'XSWl('I(, ‘ ‘

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Potatoes, Apples, Onions,

gurciga rt Quanta Qfiruitss,

Cranberries, Beans, Green thih‘ied .Ipples Stalls 107‘6. 109.

and Cellar No. 19, Ftlnl'm‘IItIII Mirrkct

wizt'ljij'iehi 519:“ '50:“- '"E. l). STAIIt, CABINET-M’AKER,

AND

Undertaker.

FUIIXI'I'L'III-l ()I“ ALI. KINDS MAUI-I TO ORDER. It'rul .‘r'lrr'r‘l, — . ~ - - - - - - - - ('lrtlI‘Ir/l,‘clottvr.

Saddle and Harness Maker, Water Street». . . . . Smmncrside.

tit-tuber l'.'. 1345.

JOHN ANDREW MACDONALD. Importer of Dry Goods,

I Iardware, Crockeryware, Groceries, stoves, Furniture, &c. &c.

. mirtnrrsit c. - - - - - - - - ~ . 4. sum. 8' l I’ I" II I

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’ VIIIG subscriber having purchased the S'I'UUK IN 'I‘IIAIII'] “£15 nus L. “nuns at St. I'ilcourrr's, tho [msi II future will be condrietcd Iry’liim. is it is iis intention to keep constantly on, band a \ Iricty of goods adopted for the country trad . he respectfully solicits it share of public patrlonngc. .ri.nr:n'r L. ANDERSON.

St. I'Ilcnuor's, April It). 1666.

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N. lI.——Mcdienl no over the Store of Messrs. (ircen 5 Residence at th ('I.” us Home.

to the subscriber.

', by [look account.

or note nested to mnkc I.\i'

MED] ', to sure expenses Sumnrcutde, Nov. 29, 1860.

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A “T.

“'ncs, from the sacred garden driven, Man lled before his Maker's wrath, An Angel let! his place in Heaven, And crossed the wanderer's sunlcss path. "l‘was Art! sweet Art! new radiance broke “’hcre her light foot flew o‘er the ground, And thus with seraph voice she spoke— “ The Curse a blessing shall be found."

She led him through the tiacklcss wild, Where nooutide sunbeam never blazed; 'I‘bc thistle shrunk, the harvest smiled, And Nature gladdencd its she gazed. Earth‘s thousand tribes of living things, At Art‘s conrrmrml to him are given; The village grows, the city springs, And point their spiyes of faith to Heaven.

lIe rends the oak—mud bids it ride, To guard the shores itsbeauty graced; lIc smitcs the rock—uphcaved in pride. Sec towers of strength and domes of taste. Earth's teeming eaves their wealth reveal. Fire bears his banner on the wave, llc bids the mortal poison heal, And leaps triumphant o'er the grave.

lie pluck: the pearls that stud the deep, Admiring Beauty's lap to fill;

He breaks the stubborn urrirble's sleep, And mocks his own Creator‘s skill.

With thoughts that swell his glowing soul, He bids the ore illuiiic the page,

And proudly scoruiug Time‘s control, (.‘uiiimcrces with an unborn age.

In fields of air Ire writes his name, And trends the chambers of the sky; lIe reads the stars, and grasps the flame That quivers round the Throne on high . In war renowned. his peace sublime, He moves in greatness and in grace; “is power subduing space and lime, Links realm to realm, and race to race. L'iiaiiraas Senaoi'ic.

$911M °l7iitriilrirr.

n. on r..g::.‘;;.r"rr.;

III' MARTHA ALLEN.

From the rosy West, the whistling wind in eddyiup; gusts, r-oqrrcttcrl with the scarf like clouds, now driving them together it feathery masses, anon scattering illuit‘ folds, so that the bright stars pecped forth; asthe hours wore. on to midnight. the golden moon, calm, llllt'ltitltlt‘ll, floated upwards in the azure s ; momentlv was expected the advent of the New Year, \\ itlr mirth and l ting as he to be wel— corned, _' -t a mum less siarlow, a gloom and terrible fear hot rod over the earth. The youngr mother cc 'od hcrlnllaby bow- ing: low itr rcvereutial awc to the unitcd iirtlucirce, scarce breathing, Is she. strained berears to catch the vol of tile . iirits ol‘ the night. The lover thoughtot‘ his first vow, for he too fclt a heaven-born glow upon his face; a. passing shade ob- scured Ihe moonlight; cirrything was still; the night wian stayed its wing, and universally recognized become this un- known presence.

A man crept. down the streets faintly sup- porting his tottering steps by the aid ol a stall‘ that beat beneath his trembling weight, yct being early troubled it o :incd louglo hart-driven the glow of health from cheeks \ i with want aird dis: a few ,. cy l or lay on hollowed templ damp dy with the chillincss of the grave, in: s his shoulders war strapped what appeared to be a huge s . but a band of” ddy revellers pr-Itr in with bon- bons, when wondroust ‘tw.is seen to be ermrpouudcd of life‘s joys rd ills; as a tear coursed down the n -d c, I i‘ccog- pizcti in the limo-worn pilgrirri, the ghost 0, fire fair blooming boy blit a year before we hm; l.,,er-icil with prayers nd hopeful wcl mic. It wasth Old I’cnru' ' its

'. oluliou, about to ruler the gall of . uy, with seared br n, i'ivcu hcarl, its mighty wrongs,iinnchred hopes and dread record of brokcn vows.

Sighing deeply he spoke; “ Well do I remember the ti'st morningot my rile. though the cold was intense, the glorious sunsb re sparklcd rind glislenr-d on the trees, till their long, have arms were urn-rusted with diamond-like crystals; as a young victor I listened to the shouts of njoicing. rind notes of gay music; love the beautilir-r my companion, everywhere was I received with trust "and confidence, the roaring. shrieking winds or winter were tltcn imhccderl; soon cattle, s; ' g. beautiful spring wilhdniulybr rib, girir r life to rivers and streams, long iec-lroirur redolent. with gorgeous tints, ilowcrsol' rare fr rram-u grew beneath her ler-t; then. tlnir l sported, dancing amid Ilre April clouds, peeping from behind the arch ol the rainbow. la-rrlydime, nature‘s i'cslal tnoirllt, I strayed in the deep rallies. 1' dining hours in luxurious repose on the velvetly sword, my brow decked with slnrrr wreaths of the, green crccper. I stand by thc maiden in her pride of beauty, and adorned hcl'wllh pui'lumcd clusters oI thesilverclcmat . Alas! this gaer-rppy Iil'c little tilted me for ousol advc ily.

"Snow and sir-cl, rid slornr-darkrmr-d clouds. shrouded ti 1' earth, 'Irmltl nnrl dos rair met me at e\ ' step, a | the. sons oi rumrrnity wept for the summer lied. Dread and disappointment. inluscd gall into my spirit, the poisonous essence

spr rd, I then became a misanthvopc; I, the mice gay, joyous, tirirtleloving

Yenl'. but old age, wronged old age was looking on me, promises made me in my youth were long ago broken, or lbrgoltcn. the hopes I once cherished Were all dead: so i visited the kccrmcss of m agony on whosoever crossed my path. ’lhe maiden with whom I had sat at the lone twiling hour, nt'opling‘ licr' impassioned solitude with the prev-ions imaginings of a poetic I‘ancy, whose lover I had arrayed in id al beauty, tlral maiden I again visited irt her desolation. her lover bad drank oi the pnr'do wine cup, its mantliug light bad hidden the cm, i rntrnent that soon bound

his soul in lhralls love had no power to

unloose y s,tbcre she ttiu herdarkencd cbambe the bcarrtious form bowed in its lirst despair, her bliss bad sh oak and withered within her tsp. like the lav famed fruit that gror in mystery and silence on the Dead 5 "l shore, brightly tinted to the eye, bitterness and ashes on the lips.

" Again I stood within the palace home of the merchant, whose gorgeously ap— pointcd rooms, rich with sculpture and taintings, the floors covered \\ illr tl most.-

' \roren tapestri ~r of thc East: by the l 0“ht of the alabaster lamp, I saw the man oi pride. crushed in his haugbtiucss. as he looked on possessions no longer his, ior the treasure laden vessels trout India were wrecked, Iheir costly in ght " deep in the bosom ofthc. t in bi l." I stood by the window of poor widow as she pra , for light, the light of day to r wn qui , that she might once more see the face of her living child; the clouds disappeared, the diamond sunshine crept through the broken window, illuminating the dim, dust-covered furniture, further on it crept, on to the rude bed foot, higher till it reach- ed and glowed a han round the pale brow of the little one resting there, just. like the glory round a pictured saint ; but the spirit had llowii to (led, the mother was alone in her sorrow, alone save ior the still, small voice that whisper d, ‘lhosc wlroiu liod loveth llc cllustcucth.’

"More, more have I seen of pain and trial, bill ‘twcrc vain to relate to you idle, sr-oil‘crs, alike incapable of comprehending my saddened memories, or becoming fail li- ful to the. vows once. made, change is writ- ten on the lace of all things; my .t hour is hear. my priesthood is ended, lilc is ob- bing slowly in my rains. I go beariugrrs a souvenicr your ingratitutle; time pursues mc, earth swims round, I seclhr: recording angel ready to receive the, amid the hush of nature I descend to the tomb."

Midnight chimed from the di-t int towers, a shout mighty. inhuman, ascended iroin the vast nmltitudc assembled, while from the bosom of u dav . rloud, reached forth a gigantic arm embracing the dying, droop- he,r iornr ofthe Old Year.

New crimson lights, alternating w columnsot silver shot up the Northern . y, the Aurora llor tlis’ magic light, forming bvillizmt coru ' “IIIIUIIS, irn d towers and snow capped mountains,

ith

out their midst. sprang a cherub boy, winged, crowned with mvi'llc, checks rosy with health, bluc ring like the eagle‘s; triumphant, 1 Jo ingin newborn cxis ncc,hc glanced down thr- glider-lug lltuOIilH‘IIIIH ; again the st: ~' whirled in iir ' ' civ the night, hr e resumed its old iami rr strains, multiplying in a thoi “III_II echoes the bolls that now rang chor 'rl_\, while the fickle, iucuustanl crowd saluted the youthful rrronarr-lr, All hnil ! the New Year.

l‘llli MODE]. I‘liill'l‘lvllt.

The little pedrllcv-boy lr so well known iii our vill is art honest lad, must have been soinr-wha icqiiaiirted villi the art of keeping the heart-strings pure. 1 will tell you a story or two about lriin.aud then you can judge for yourselves ; i'or Zenobia would not use the ‘judgcmcut‘ oi the boys and girls without their leave, any sooner than she would any other of their 'rrhiablc property.

One day Jimmy went to a. neighborinlr village, to sell sortie wares. l‘ins, treet- lr-s, tape, cord, buttons, soap, anatclics, braid—indeed, 1 am not; merchant enough to carrr in my b 'u the long list of : 'cr les which he cur d in his basket. dim- my‘s brains and arms both must have been pretty strong, for he carried a regular “notion iiierelraitt‘s store I"

\\'ilh this varied Stock, one drry,hc, slep- ped out ol‘tbe whistling from aspirit of peace with I men, when up come a and, ‘just for iriisclricl'," us he the well-Irrch b Let a sudden knock. Away \verrt all the goods and chattels, to the four winds, and to the ground. Now where is the boy to be lound who would riot have been at least a little vexed at this protocatiou? .lirmny‘s lem- pev was naturally pretty quick. and his bloodiustuuily burned at this deliberate piece of wickedness.

“ Look out, old fellow l“ s:iid he, on lhc spur ol Ihc moment, and he almost obeyed the impulse to strike. 'llut he rceollcr'lcd himself, or rather he rccollcctcd his duty to (1‘an and to his 'ghbor. Instantly his whole manner c n d. A smile took the place, oi the angry irowu, and he said, quietly: -

“ I don't believe you meant that."

“ Yes I did. too," said the tantalizing boy.

" (I, well never mind,“ said Jim: “ I‘ll be your friend, though; I guess we won‘t quarrel just yet.“

" Ilrrllon! there‘s a saint for you I" bawlr-d out the rude boy at the top ol his \oicc.

Jimmy (lid not wish particulary to have his “ sriiirtliucss" thus proclaimed upoit the public streets; but he. knew it w s better (‘hi'istinu policy to place a g : l at llrc doorol his mouth. bu almost biting his lips, and lifting his heart in prayer to (led, he stooped to author up his little stock in trade. llis spirit. was soon tranquil, and he wcrit on his way.

.\ gentleman and his wife. had noticed, from a window ol their ItUlh‘t , :tt'l ~:,\' the street, the whole [)t'IIUIIIIIII.C , hard he in the lad\, “ My dear, call the boy in, and lnrv I‘vorir him all the cotton and pins, ctc.., which run will want for the trcxt six llIltllIIlh‘i" So master Jim was relieved ol his load in a much more agreeable. mode, than before. And. you see, his l’orbnar’ once had its voward 3 I‘seyour'ownjudgc- merit, now, and answer.