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homemade 6" noon

49;: v. s \. I; 9 D E v OT ED T0 L I ’1‘ ER A i REEJXERI chtiéuim, A an new s

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in“; Summerside J ourna‘,

is rium'im AND PUBLISHED itvnilv THURSDAY EVENING, or JOSEPH BERTRAM.

11‘ His OFFICE, CI-IN'I‘INL q’I‘ItEET.

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ADVERTISEMENTS-

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r BCIAI. Aou . curs may be iliadc on reasonable terms ior ll. whole, a half, or quar- ter column, or by the year.

. . l . ‘ . l - 1 Job Printing, of every description, performed with ncalnesu and despatch. alnl at moderate rates,

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an Respecting Newspapers. ubseribci‘n who do notgwe i-zxcui-tss NU'I‘ICI-Z to the contrary, are considered as wishing to continue tlleir subscriplions.

If Subscribers order the discontinuance of

their papers, tllc Publisher may continue to send them till all (lrrulrages are paid.

It‘ ubscribers llt‘gllt‘t or I‘ll'l'llo'e to take their papers front the oIlIct-x? to which they are di- rected, they are lit-ill responsible till tilcy have st. rl I-th'l‘llI-llll llll.l.s,and Urlit'l‘L‘tillll‘il'llupcl‘a to be discontinued.

“subscribers remove to other places willi- out informing the publisher. nlld their paper is sent to tile former direction, they are held responsible.

The Courts have decided that l'ql'osl'og to take a newspaper or periodical from the ollicc or removing. liinl leaving it uncalled for. is pl‘fulrt furl: evidence of IN'I'KRNA'I‘IUNAI. Johann.

I—ilmanac for September, l868.

moon's i-uAslzs.

Full Moon, lst day, Illi. 4.3m. evening, S. LnatQuurter,9th day, .‘lh..‘l2m., evening. 8 New Moon. ltiih day, llh. Tln., morning. .\.\V. “'ird day, IIh. 'JIII., morning. \\'.

SLTN sun sun‘s moon days 1: fast dcc. , '5 riselscts,clln-kplorth,rise ,lcng l ill in lh ml h ml l h nllh ill I l'l‘ucs .7 5 It: 1:? 2 chd l : l'I‘hursi .. 4 lil‘rid I ll 5 ,h‘at l; LSun , 7 ‘.\itlli 1 . H l'l‘ucs ‘l y." if 9 ,Wcll to no |.. )0 l'i‘huvs :ll -l'.’l IL’ I I i-‘rili l ulrli} I2 lSllt » lit Sun . ll Noll 15 Tues 16 ‘l“'t‘li . _ If "films a .i It: can «ll Ii 19 Silt ii» Ii 2!) Sun ‘5 ll ll 2] .‘Ion ' 'l' . ‘ ’ 2:3 ’l‘lies l 7 ‘lh' soulh‘lll l‘.’ . 23 “'ed 7 ‘ill I) I? ii I 2: mt 'l'lntrs ll io n loll 5::11 .19 2:} l"rid l 8 till I ll morn L‘li Sat l 46, h‘ 5| 1 “T l) -|‘.‘ 3-7 \'ul| 3 ' l'll ‘J I] 1 ill. ll dig Ltd .\il)li I -l2l ll till {I H ‘il 20 i'lien til 9 :.o‘ 2 a: -li ll) \Veli till it) liq 3 (It ~i lil'l >ii Incrsttlo I! rkcls. Sept. 17, isms. Outs per bush - - - - - - - - - - ‘ 3d ii 2s (id Potatoes (new) per bush - - ls hd a 'I‘urnips pcr bush ~ - - 4 - ls 2d lluttcr per Ill by 'I‘uh - - Is a I..d Lurd per ill - - - - - - - - - - Illd u IId ’I‘lillow per lb. - - - - ‘.Id at lpd Jinn: per doz - - - - I .hl ilt‘cf perill - - — - - - - {I‘d a ‘it. .Mutton per lb - - - - - - - - ad a -ld Ilides pcr lb - - - - . 0 .jq Mackerel pcrdu' - - - - - - ‘ ‘ i - - - I s -(.odll.~h ptr qt - - ‘ - . I - 1d a “d

l‘ork per III by curl Flour per bbl - - Oatmeal per c\ llay pvr 'I‘on

Pine Boards - - — - - Spruce Boards - - A - - - - - - - - -

- 1.75 a no. Iris it {fills fills a ll Ills

43 a 5m

Easiness dilrlll'. historianmi EDWARD ISLAND Corner of Grunt lltnrge .j' lv'l'lly Struts.

Uhm‘lolleloll'll. l’resldcut—lloa. Danna. Ilia-2s”, Cusllicr—W"mun (‘i:sll.\l.l., ‘i'lsltlllll‘c. Discount Ihlys—liloiulays& ’Ihul'sdaya.

Hours of Business—Finn Illaau. to I pan. frolll '.’. pan to I p.in.

INI()N ilANK. Gl'nffon SL, Qllcrll's Square, Chariot/clown President—Ilium a l'ALMI-ZIL. I‘quuire. Insider—James i Iii-.llsth, i'..~‘qll|rt'. “isnount Days—Wednesdays & Saturdays.

rs o"Iliilduess——Il‘ruln Ill a.m to I p in., no“ ‘ from 2 [Mn to I p III.

SUMMEIISIIHE HANK. flcnlral 'Sh-ul, Sllnlnlersillr, 1'. li‘. [druid President-din“. .lous It. (liiuusmi. Cashier—Ii. I), iiYIIIAItII, lusqnlre Discount. Ihlya-Ji‘uesdays and‘l' ridays. Notes for Discount must be ill belol‘e 11

o‘clock on Discount days.

Hour: of Buliueu—lt) n. m., to lp. m. from L’ p. in., to 4 p317.

"R‘ooxL-IN HOUSE;

Kent Street, Charlottetown, smon 1). i‘llas‘l-ul. i'llol'lul-z'roll.

. Permanent and Transient liner-tiers will find the above Home to give sullrillvllull. (Eli'town. Julie Id. hum.

‘ ” Wiijmau noon,

commission Merchant, And Auctioneer,

QUEEN EQUAILE,

Quailch (ll/litllfi.

' 7 C. I“ ltllffilAItliAmw ‘ Importer and “Tholcsalc Dealer in ‘Qrililsli d‘ 'rigillirocu'ic'. 1, IIead"No

ST. JOHN, llcc. o. lSli7._

" ‘ "'AL"WL‘"'ANDREs,—‘ Marble Worker,

I’oint Du Chone, Sllcdiao l\‘. B.

MONUMICN'I‘S, 'I‘OMIIS, GRAVE-

S'I‘UNI'IS,‘ then, dzc. AMERICAN .\.\'n l'ratlax MARBLE (f0)!- stantlyxon hand.

Can furnish 'Jruvelltm 's and Monuments litll less price than any 1 3r establishment ill the Provinces, and pay a duty besides. In?“ ()llnnns can be left at: Ill-:u'rluil's Iiouk Store and at I). Exuafi's, I-qu., Summerside,

or sent to A. IV. ANDRES. Poillt Ila Phillie, Juni- Iltll, lsos.

‘JABEZ HUDSON?" Authorized Auctioneer, (iICNI-IltAL AGENT, «30., TIII'tM", 1’. 12‘. 1. Julie ‘17, ISM. canv chL‘ll‘iuio‘l‘i Trillifl A U CT I 0 N EE RS. Commissmn Merchants, And General Agents,

llANIi BUILDING, QUIGl-ZN S'I‘ltl-IIIZ'I‘. (.‘Iou'lollclolcll, r -d -M- r— Jalncs ti‘rccnongh, F 1.0 U R Commissmn Merchant. No 47 Commercial Street Corner ol't‘liuton Street -- - — - BOSTON

Barber Shop! “

NE“! BRUNSWICK.

a

the |copic of Sunlmcrsidc, alld the public in general, that he has opened a ) llAiiili‘} i SIIUI l on \Vaier Street, in theI room adjoining tin- i'ost (lilicc, where he is prepared to do all work appertaining to his profession. llcst assortment of . [[tlll' ()lls, "air [it Vltll'l‘l‘S,1lllI[/L I'llll'llcra‘, ])_l/c.:, villa, always on hand on the mos-t l'casoliablcter Ins Iloxcs l‘iIYH'I'AI. lild'l'} also lorsalc. Ly“ Itawlls cart-fully pu‘. ill order it.) ('llAS. OTTO “'INKLIIII.

Summcrsillc. Jail :10, IN. .

Co-Partnership Notice. I ‘lil‘l Subscribers have this day entered into till-I‘AIK‘I‘NICI' ‘IIII’ as ISAIlltIS'I‘I-th‘ .lnd A'I‘I‘UllNllih 'l.‘-.I.A\'i', under tile oalnc, style and firm of

ALLEY 3: DAVIES OFFICI-L—tl‘l[ALLORAN‘S BUILDING, Gill-:a'r Gnouun bra ‘. Ulitllltll ALLEY, LUIIIS ll. DAVIES (‘liarlottctown,Oct . IN. lsti7 1

DR. JARVi§"“

[Ills Il'cmnrml Ills ll’t‘h'I-(II’NCU In the [loose

(lately occupied by Mr Mciiin y)” next to Thomas llunt's, l‘ q. , .‘ Wows. He may be consulted l‘\'\ y for ‘llt I at the

Drug Store of W. ‘I‘. lILYN'I‘ & (10., Summer side. 5

Zlcanor's, May lh', Io‘lhi. 7"

.1111. .l. I’ll‘lUlz', Physiolan\.& Surgeon, Ul-‘i‘icn—Al lllc Suiriimisllnl l)lu.'o S'rolln, nch dodr lollauk, Central Strcct Sl/',ll.llli‘li’S/I)I’I,' . . . . 1'. 1'}. ISLAND. Ut‘tollcl‘ [2. i365. w‘

KI'I'SON CASEY, M 1)., Physician, Snag/colt tb" xiccollc/tcllr allt Surgeon in the U. S. Navy, oll‘ers h protessionai services to the ilcople of Sunlmcrsidc lilili.‘ lully. ‘Ilc can be consulted nthis oillce, over the More of Messrs tirccn & Schurman, iu Sununcrsulv. .lunc Ill, laIlT. tl'

'i‘iloi’llis" kifldf'r, Barristers at - Law list) NOTARY PUBLIC. &c. SUMMElth‘lllli, - ‘- - I‘. Ii. ISLAND. nll- ll, ism;

“wildde HUNT, """ '—

(hunnnisssaion .Eilll'rliziiitss, (li‘lNl-ZIIAI. AHEN'I'S ANI) AU CTIONEERS. SALESIIUIHI AND KI-‘I‘Il‘ll‘,

Head of Queen's Wharf- ‘ (opposite the Store of Will. 'I‘. IIunt 8L (.o.)

Summerside. P- 1?.- Island- ‘ April 2 lslls. ly

’ ' WILLIAM immature, ' Commission Merchant,

Auctioneer d3 (fellhral Agent, warlai s-rauiirr.

------------ ---- 1’. E. Islam] lsas.

formerly A. '

.S'tlllllllcrsiilc,

Jan. ‘2] r q ‘ — r

>1VllI'I/L [frills/l (lull Il/I'I't'lllllile

INSURANCE COMPANY. Fiiii‘i .\ D ilii‘Vi‘i.

Establiehed 1809.

CAPITAL: ’I‘\\'() lillllidllNS, Sterling. IIl‘iAI) (li'll‘ ' i'IiliNill'ltUII vb LONDON. G. \V. Duiildlis, Agent at Charlottetown.

v

’ ‘Ill-I subscriber rcspccll‘nlly announces to ,

Easiness; (ll/lll‘lli'. J. H.‘Ai.:1.iliN. “W Commission Merchant,

And Dealer in Provisions, &c. M A it it E '1‘ s '1‘ it E It ’I‘, St. John, N. B.

. \ rah Gives personal attention to the Sale and Purchase ofevery description oftioods. May it, lh'tlrl.

1138' FOIth it'll—(rib Tl“: Snecessurs to Thomas Ilanford,

Commission Merchants, And General Agents.

11 NORTH MARKET WHARF, ST. JOHN. N, Bu U II infor .. .. . Frcd.S.lIanford

TOIN DETEIEN'E" 1:1 0 U s E.

7 ‘III'} subscriber would beg to call the lit- tcntlon of the travelling public to this

well-known and favorite llolcl, silnalcd at the Head of the Iiailway Wharf, at Point Du Chi-lie, N I}.

Its adv: a quest of ill ill cannot be surp: airis pure, h 'ng and invigl there is or cility fordcep l. bathing.

'I'lle lrai for 5|. John Ie the door twice every day. The charges will be found lllodcratc, the table good; and the proprietor hopes by strict uttcllliun to the requirements ol‘llis customers, to ensure general satisfac- tioll.

its?“ Passengcvs lamlill pm the stealller iii the morning can get breakfaEt before leav- illi,r ill the 7 o‘clock li':lil’. \\ i‘l'. I'l‘ili SCIIIZIIAIAN, Proprietor. —Ilcing himself it 151'}. Islander, the

cs as a residence for parties iv 'scll. The lung, while

p

I’I‘tllll'lcitll‘ would hereby respectfully request ge.

a, share of the Island patron l’l. illi (‘hcne,junc I8, '

Weekly Steam Communication \VI’I‘II DA' & IIAIJI’.

.\.\Ih‘|lIl'.\‘ .-II.II.:l.ll/lll’;l alld ll “('19, (until in 'tilcl' notice) will Illllu‘ “\l y [lips helwccl (IIIAIII (ff'I'Ii- 'I'l)\\‘N alld litmI‘UN, cpfling Ill, (,‘aliso.

l:.\ ‘.h' Illi' lussnld-z: Ladics' Cabin. Uellts‘

use I,

'l‘o iii toli

“ ll: . .

“ Cllliso, -Us. s 15s. (‘.\I:\ .I. lllit)S., Agents.

'l'own. .Illljihl, l M.

iii). lotui’n‘iifl” Steam Navigation Co’s.

STEAMERS,

"PRINCESS 0F WALES" "HEATHER BELLE."

AND

The Steamer “Princess of Wales" \ II.I. leave t.ll.\lil.(lI”I‘Ii'I'()\\'N for I‘ It! 'I‘ t) L? every TUESDAY alld 'I‘IIL'IISIHY morning at an, ill time for the morning train for “all Leaves I‘IlI’I‘UU tor t.‘ll.\lil.()'I"I‘I-1’I‘()\\’N orcvy 'I‘Ulib'llA Y alld It'lillMY evening, after arrival ot"I‘r.lili from Halifax. Lc ~esI‘lt1'I‘llL' for I'tllti “001) every 'i‘lil? SHAY morning at llollll, immediately after arrival of Train Iroill ilalifax, returning lo i‘ictou the tollowill;.r morning. \ Leavus (I II A It I. U 'I‘ 'I‘ E 'I‘ t) W N every "L' SHAY and I"llll).\Y night for SUM- ISIIII'} oml SIIICIHAC, at Ll p. ill. “’1” connect with Wednesday and Saturday moi .v- illg‘s ’I‘rnin‘s . I, Leaves Sill-IDIAC for SUflM’IiIlHIDE and (,‘IIAItldl'l‘l‘li’l‘tHVN every \\’l~. )N 25- l)AY and SATURDAY afternoons, inunc- diaicly allcr arrival of Train from St. John. The Steamer "Heather Belle" Leaves Ull.\III.U'I"I‘I‘L'I‘U\\'N at :l a.m., every Saturday mornilw‘lov I’ItI’I'ULi. Leaves I’IIZ'I‘UII at 'J a. m., ..imc day, for MURRAY ilAltIlUit, li .(lllliid'l'tHVN and HUI‘IIIS, remaining at either Souris or Georgetown over Sunday. Lea. s I'IC'I‘UU or .'y MONDAY for i‘II.\lil.l)'l"l'l£'I‘U\\'N, after arrival of Train trom iialifax.

:—

FARMS:

Charlottetown to l‘icluu, or back, £0 12 0

I‘ictou to ticorgctoirn, -‘ 0 'J U “ I'ort liuuil, “ (I 1‘.‘ ll

L‘h‘town to Sulnmersidc, “ U 9 ll “ Shcdiac, “ ll 13 ll H St. John, H $l.r.o or I ls ll. -‘ l-Iastpoi-l, “ l:.oo 17 ll “ Portland, “ mu) 2 lo o “ Iloslon, “ 9.00 2 Iii : “ iilllllax, “ 4.00 l i ll ” Port Iluod, “ I -l 0 “ Georgi-town, “ (I It I) “ Soul-is, " 0 I: 0

I". \V. “ALIS-5', Sci-3y. M

Invitation to Syllipbuill—lcrs-l

3000 fillers,

now ill-1a or roll s.il.n AT C(lSTINS LOCK SIIOI’, S U M M E R SID E l

' III-2 subscriber begs leave to direct tllc attention of SIIII’ IlI'lI.I)l-JltH and S‘lll’ OWNERS, to his ll LUCK S III) l’, where he lllia now, and will i, istitlltly kl‘l‘]! on hand, a large lot of ISLUI‘ of all sizes, which will be mid nttlle lowest Island prices, luld 2.“: can cl.s r. oil" for CASH.

Ilcmcnlbcr thosc‘uiro not the Illockli ynli read about which have no Illndlinl; in tile Shearer, and Z llivets where ii is required. l'al'lics purchasing Ilipckll should always drive out the pins and examine the inside, as many vessels have been Instill consequence of bull Blocks.

The fastest vessels that ever sailed from this Island were furnished willi Illocks from Ille subsciibcrs Factory, (the Alla [lot/tilde", L'lltll'uc. lelcl'lvlt, and other:

ALSO—Ships Wheels, finished witll ncat~ liens and made Millstantial. ilcck Plugs, I'llmps, dc.

Reference run be made to Hon. J . C. l‘opc, iiou..llinlcn Yen.

El, 1865.

JUIIN (JUSTIN.

Feb. 27, IHGU. ly

(’llarlottctowu, Julie 2”, lHUH.—~ ly

CHAR/10717910 WN - - t 1’. I}. ISLAND

listeners. Princé Edward "Island, Thursday. semen”;1868:“ '

-_P®érits THE SLAVE MOTHER.

'xmzl. l'llll.l.lrs lcllu ofu slave mother who escaped with In hallo; when overtaken aha look the lite of her rluld.

floor after hour Ilcr weary feet

rll sped l

a day ’l‘lll llllulv a mile behind her layt

Never before those l'ci-t had trod

So nwerl a way— so blest a road: Never before her coulfull lll‘il . So swiftly reached the Father'a car; The illlvcn lllest nllc seelllcd to sec .-\nd llollly nangm“ My babe in fr

‘4 My babe is free l"—it lllcd away,

'l'lint Inlllhcr'ri song on that Mlllnlzer‘n day:

iil‘l‘ lips grew ill'lll. -—-her brow grow dark,—

'I‘hcl-e were elalteling boots - lilo bloodliound'u bark l

I’ily, sweet Christ! 0 enlist thou sce

'Ihe l'ellern clasped, when they are l‘l'ecl

Unc k (Inc il|l|'

to that folld hallo was given . «I p wcnl “It to hem

Then the allecls laid In Jehlls' llrnl.-l a tlniiiug babe.

'I'Iic dagger.

Shi- heeded not the barking hound. Nor ill She 'i‘llc

'v flu-cs :{alhcl'cd round: I not what Ill rtol'

might be,—

content, ll \veilt.

filled

Eitirlllurc. The Last of The Corans;

01' the 14" till Shot.

Ailoxl: the many lair castle homes of England, there could be none. laircl‘ or mor s lcly than (‘orali Castle, Suffolk. 'I'llcrc livcd squire (bran. a line specimen of his old school—stern, ruggcll, and un- llelnli 'oun ul his own oaks, yet, with- al. gou id kindlv 'I‘ho meanest pea- sant on b -slale u. lkcll briskor win-ll he saw the squire. aild smich rliveminutcs allcr la l‘ill;_r his mell'y lui'inc morning; llcr!“

Nearly forty _ squire laid his

hud I)I1.\'.\'l‘li since the l'i-WliH ill the vault of the Ulll'CIIN—ll . ) twcluy sill-c ho had laid by ll lo the on of lhcii'shurt \vcd~ lock. Yet Coran I In was not ill-solute. ’I'Iii: hcil', though he died young' had lived loug‘cuough to leave a. widow and two orphan babes to his Ialhcr‘s cal'c. Ihcsc orphans were now grown up,:lull the llamcs oi Hugh and Emma l‘csounilod through lilt' casllc, sllnlllcd ill the hill, cllccvy voice Lli lhc hearly old man. Ilcarly did he love tllciii both; but iillgh was somewhat wild and wayward, and would sullll‘tilllt'slil\\'llll his olallilsirc‘s imperious will. 0m: 5m: sulj ever lay bclorc them The old squirt- was a giant in lawn: and strength: his youth had been signalizoll by lczus ol prowess; and daring ol which he never

\vi- lcd to boosl. Ilugh (,‘nrau. on the coal u'_\'. had 5| Iii taste for field sports,

and, being small and delicate iii ll'alln collslulllly look to hilnscll'his lgralidl'alh . can-lo scoll‘s about " Iadyman" alid " dc- gent-racy.“

Not half a mile from ('oran ('asllc was :l largo tract lll Ilcalh and moorland, \‘cry wild :illd vcry lonely. and at [bat limo in- Icstcd with higllwaylucll. ll was iii-cvs- .‘ y to cross lllis‘ ilisll‘ict to reach tllc neighboring village ol Wrottcl. One day, ill the winlcr lilnc, llugh (.‘oran had occa- sion to go to this. vill lie did not re- turn when cxpcclcd ld dinner was served without Ililll. Just it was over, he came illeXcll.' 'dlucss by saying t|i:ll suspic ul lcrs hail Ina-ll seen on Ihc moor, a li llicrcftu'e ill! had waited for companions on his boon-ward journey. Ills mother was about tocoullncnd what lo her sccnu-d lull prudence, when the Nlilil'l' illto a storm oi iuvcclivc "cowardice." \i'hcll had ho Ii ' .

mortal man, least of all :i midnightl'obhcr? 'I‘ho moorland oll'cl‘cll no shelter Ior a band oi highwaynlcn. and In: look shame that one ol his race lll'eadcd to cneonntcr any sing - 'oc. Old as In: was, he would ride over L'oran Moor alone at midnight, and no Iialld should harm him or touch his purse. IIo blushed —-yes, that was the slinging word—Ior the last of tho (.‘uralls of Goran.

In vain did Illiin answer gcnllv that he did not think his courage would fail if plll ilsclully lotlio proud; that he owned llc po sod bllt lilllu of the reckless darl ,; oi the ancient Corona; but still lu- lllonght—Jio modestly said he thoughl, for the youth v .. no brag!r —tllat he would i" ‘k his own life. to s~ s mother's. I'ull llu squirc‘s last words \ sloo much. Ilis Idl ” cs (lashed, lm threw down his kuile, lelt us diluu-r untouched, and his mother and sislcv ill lcurs.

llo iiidTiol show liilnsclfali that evening. Late at uiu'hl, a lllcss-ollgi-r cami- Irom \\'volit I, bearinyr lidillgs of tile sudden and

da gcl‘ousillncssol'an old lllcnd ol lhc Squire‘s. The man who brought the iI‘IIcl‘

went on with allolhci to a more distant neighbor.

“I shall go at onrc." said the squire, to Emma and her mother, “ I must see him :ig Ill ill lilo.“

“ 'l'hcn lingers will attend to you iilt‘ inolhcr, lilnidly.

No, Lalylncl‘ l‘oran was no court popin- jzly, who could not to] nol'himscll; lu- was not. alruid ill the l .u cowards wcle unknown ill his young d: Squil'o (‘ol‘au went in his room to pro- paro Ior his journey. lloastlllg never strengthens nllc‘s courage. and he took

said

grc: care that his pistol was ill good or- der. At another liillc, Illliwll‘ttulliillg the

reality ol'tlic. danger, he would not have taken tho pistol; bill now he loadcd it, with deadly precision, and laid it carefully in his gl‘culcoat pocket.

Iilnma ran to call her brother to say good-bye, but she found his door locked. and could get no answer.

" Let him alouc," said hcl' glluullalhcr,

pl‘et'cpt,” and so he rode away. 'I'lici‘o was only a cloudy union. but till stout-hearted traveler knew his. road, ilill