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Summerside Journal

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JOSEPH BERTBAM

AT IIIS OFI’IL‘H, CENTRAL sTlIEET.

T E It M S : 'I copy for one your, in advance, 6s. (id. " “ halfudvnnoy 7s. 6d. at the eml of year 9s. Persons getting up cums of I'll Subscribers will be entitled to the Jonas“. foroneyear- lilr. ’l‘notus Gannon. of Newcastle, NJ}. Is our Agent for tluit place

inserted at moderate rates and in good style.

Srncuu. Acaunuuurs may be made on reasonable terms for a whole, a half, or quar- ter column, or by the your.

JOB PRINTING of every description, performed with neatnets and despeteh..und at moderate rates,

at the Jounrutt. Oiiire.

bummer-side Markets. Sennansms, SBI‘TBXBEI 26. 1867.

v Oats per bush - - - . - - - - - - - - - 2s a 2s 3d Barley per bush - 3s it 39 (id > Potatoes per bush Is 3d a Is (in 'l‘urttips per bu - is it Is 3d Butter per lb by l0d a is Lard poi- lb - - - - lid rt lud Tallow per lb. - - - - ‘Jd a 10d Eggs per dpz -- - 7d a. rid

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“ppfpcrlbu . . . . - - - 4d a lid

Mutton plr lb - - - - 4d a. 5d

l'urk perlh by car iss - - - 3d a Md --.---- --- none

Geese cacl Fluttt' per'b l- l)atmeul per cw llay per ’l‘on

- -- fills atim --—.-Ittsn20s ----60sn7t)s

Straw per ewt — - ls (id I’ine lioartl! - - - - - to. - - - - 49 u 55

Spruce Ilou‘rils - - - - . .

Chihdpttetown Markets.

Stirrmtntzu 26, 181:7.

lit-cf (mm) _ - - - - 4d a 7d Do. by quat- r - - - - ihl a lid Mould?" - - - - 4d a 6d . Lamb per lb. - - - did a 6d Butter - - - - Is a islid

10d a Is

Do. by tub 4d a tit]

t'heest‘

Tallow - - - - lid is ltld Lard - - - - 8d a lid Flour lb. - - -. 31d u 3dr] (latmeul 100 lb. - ’- 17:) a 18s Eggs - - - -A Rd u 10d I‘otstoes - - - ls Cduzs 'I‘urnips - - - - Barley - — - - 3s a 4x Oats - - . - - 2s 3d Boards (llentloek) - - - 4s Spruce ’ - - - Its a 55 Pine. - - - - 7s a 95 Shingles - - - 123 u If» Wool - - - - lit a Is lid iiay ~ - - - 505 a (:05 {Straw cwt. - - - Is tid it its Homespun - - - 5| (id a (is Sheepskins - - - 9d u is Citth lb. ‘ - i - - 5d a 9d Ilidos Ith - 1‘ - - - 4d ) I. ‘ p . I lullll‘ufi llllfi.

BANK 0E, PRINCE EIHVAIID ISLAND. Corner affluent ,5' Water Sm, Chariot/clown President—lion. Dunn. Ilnrvaw.

Cashier—“'tluusu ('uxo.\i.t., .squire.

Discount l)ays——Mondays& Thursdays.

IIounIof Business—~an 10mm. to I p.m, ? from 2 p.m to 4 p.m.

UNION BANK. t!" Queen‘s Square, C'harlnflclawn . Iit—(‘IIAquzs I‘auui-zu, Esquire. ' t7.:«hirr—.l.t.uns Axnnttsou, Esquire. “iscolttlt Days—Wednesdays St Saturdays.

llonrs ui‘Business—From 10 mm to l p m., from 2 m to 4 p in.

SUIIME lSll)E BAI K.

Central Street, Snmmn‘u‘de, I’. E. Island. President—lion. Jenn R. Gsnntxuu. Cashier—1'2. L. Lvnulu, Esquire Discount Darya—Tuesdays and Fridays. Notes for Discount must be in before It

o'clock on Discount. days.

Hours of Business—~10 n. m., to i p. m.. from 2 p. m., to 4 p. m.

Gr 4

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DR. PRICE,

Physician 85 Surgeon,

Uvrtcn—At the Smnmustna Dam sTouu, next door to Bank, Central Street

SILVA/£11311)”, 1’. E. ISLAAYD. October l2. ltiih'i

S. W. 0000, M. D. d’bysician and Surgeon,

nsstnnscu: JAMES M. l’lI)Gl'lON'S, limp, MARGATE. P- E. 1’- June Ill, [$67. 8m

Du. McNEILL, Physician & Surgeon,

RESIDBNCH“:\I George. Gurret's, Esquire, Stanley Bridge. 1’. E. I.

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New London, Jim 2‘. I567.

KthON' CASEY, M 0., PHYSICIAN, SURGEON &ACGOUCHEUR

formerly Assistant Surgeon in the U. S. Navy, offers his pruteuiouul services to the maple of Smumcrsidc and vicinity. He can lie consultednthinofllce, over tli'J Store of tireon it. Scburmnn, in Summertime. June It], lttti7. if

WJOHN noun, a. n. r. M. M. s.

can be consulted‘utjtia once in

Trydh; and on Tuesdays and Wednesdays ln Sum- mer-ride, at the Curran llocst:.

July It, l8ti7.

Corr ,F 0 I?- S A LE It DERTRAM'S BOOK . STORE, it new style of Copy Book, well adapted for our schools. July It, 1307.

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Business (Curtis.

J. E. ALLEN.

Commission Merchant, And Dealer in Provisions, &c., M A on r: 'r 3 Tu u a '1‘,

st. JOLIE.— N. B.

$9“ Gives personal attention to the Sale and Purchase ot‘ every description: of Goods. May 0. 1867.

KIRKWODD, LIVINGSTCNE & CD.

Qfllout, prelim, Similar, AND GENERAL

Commission Merchants, MOI’I‘REAL, - - - - - — - C. E.

The most careful attention given to the cxectition of orders for Flour, Grain, Needs, Provisions. Leather, Ilides, (‘oal Oil, and general Merchandtzo. I-‘rcights secured and Insurances effected at lowest current rates.

Merchants in the Lower Provinces will find it to their interest to forward their orders for Flour to us for execution, as an extensive ac uaintuneo with Western Millers, and as Agents for some of the most popular Brands in Canada, we can with safety assure mom of every satisfaction.

Remittances against orders when not other- wise provided for. may be umde with Stirling Exchange, or Gold Drafts on New York. Drafts on New York being worth usually mil to u jper cent more than on Boston.

I-Zvcry' information as to the state ofthe market. present and prospective, riven when required.

Cluttguments of Fish, Cod Oil. 8:12., care- fully realized, and returns made witlt the utmost promptitude, or applied according to the wish of cunsiguors.

Charges only made for actual disbursements and \10IIIIIII85IUIIS not over those of responsible liousos in the line. Unquestionublo rci‘ernces given when required.

IiililCthl), LIVINGSTONE St (20.

503 St. Paul Street. Montreal, C. E. February 7, 1367.

JABEZ HUDSON, Authorized Auctioneer, GENERAL AGENT, &e., TRI'OA', P. 2‘. June 27. ISM.

Wanna... uno’ruuus,

A U GTIONEERS, Commissmn Merchants, «And General Agents,

, IIANK BUILDING, QUEEN S'l‘ltlil'l'l‘. Charlottetown. — I’. If. [slum]. James (lrcenough,

F L O U R

Commission Merchant.

No 47 Commercial Street Corner of ('linton Street - - - - - BURTON

C. L. RICHARDS, Importer and “'holcsale Dealer in gl'ilissit & Janina Cl’fltfl‘itfi

1, Ilcad North AVluu‘f,

ST. JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK. Dec i. lHliti. ly

\VILLIAAI DUDL), Commission Merchant, And. Auctioneer,

Gill-ZEN son/tun, CHARLOTTI'JTO li’N - - - I’. F}. ISL 4ND

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C A It 1) WILLIAM BEAIRSTO,

n ' ,3... M .. ‘ oommlsswu LVLBLOHant, Auctioneer iii Gena-(ll Agent, w run swarm, Summerst'dr, - l’. E. Blond.

“rounds monsoon, AUCTION EER

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Commission Merchant,

ST. JOHN, S. ll. Nov l. ism;

Carriage Factory! Head of Queen Street, (J II A R L O 'l‘ '1‘ 1‘} 'l‘ (l \V N .

7‘ lll'I Subscribers beg leave to acquaint the

plthlit' that, having entered into a Cu- l‘artm-rshlp, they are prepared to execute all. orders in tho

CARRIAGE, SLEIGH,

on Blacksmith Business ,

and having each had considerable experience, they are able to turn out a r‘ms't‘ CLASS

Carriage or Sleigh.

Repairing of all kinds, together with all other work appertaining to their lintI of busi- ness, will be attended to. Semi in your orders immediately I‘IIUUI) & MchUUBREY. Queen Street. (.‘barlottetbwn. Jan. It). liiiti'. ix

ivEWV'AfitiBLIOA‘fiorfi

An Ilisturieal liomunec of the British Provinces, entitled

“Twice Taken,” HY (‘llAltLllS \\'. HALL.

Published by LEI: & Sum-truth, iioston. For sale at Illill'i‘llAId‘S uoeus‘romz 5 uuuucrsid. urJa

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Summerside,

Prince Edward I usincss dart a.

nutritious“ Alli) iridium: INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND LIFE.

Establish—ed 1809.

TWO MILLIONS, HEAD OFFICES: EDINBURGH (‘6 LONDON. G. IV . I)t:BL()IS, Agent at Charlottetown. Forms oi“ Application can be had by apply- ing to Mr. J. Burnout, Jum'nltlUiIlce, Sum- met-side. Charlottetown. June 20, ISli7.-—_ly ”

CAPITAL: Sterling.

DANIEL D. CREW?“ clinch & ‘t‘t‘dhilrlt 399nm,

HEAD OF CENTER STREET,

Snmmsrst'dc, - o - - 1'. E. I. #3“ All orders punctually attended to. June ti, 1867. 3:1

THOMAS FRIZZEL,

Boot and Shoe Maker, WATER. S'l‘liIfiE' ‘, opposilc Colin Ale/.culzalt‘s Store.

Boots and Shoes of a superior quality cou- stantly on hand, and for sale cheap. Summerside, June (3, 1867. ly

GEORGE ALLEY, BARRISTER AND Attorney-at-Law , NO'I'AIIY ruumc, &c. "t'leyraph Buildings, Water Slrcrf, ’. -‘ Island.

FIIAN( LONG“ Olt'l‘ll, HARRIS T15}: AND A I" '01.’.\'l'.‘I'-_-iT-L.-l ii is?" ()lllcc—I’AVILION HOTEL. (next door to the Hon. Joseph llousley's.) \‘llAliLUT'I‘li'l'U\\'N - - - 1". E. Island. Jan. l7, lhlii’. Iy THOMAS KELLY, Barrister - at - Law

AN!) NOTARY PUBLIC, &c. SUMMERSIDE, - - - I‘. 1'}. ISLAND. ting. 9, 1866 1y

WILLIAM M. IIOW'E,

Attot'ncy-at‘Law and Notary Public.

S'r. ELI-zisou‘s l‘. 1-}. Isms». _ 1mth Blu't‘tuit, —_ Saddle and Harness Maker, \VaterStrect . . . . . Summersido. October l2.

ROCKLIN HOUSE, Kent Street, Charlottetown, smox 1). russtzu, ruormu'rou.

Permanent and Transient Ihnlrders will find the above Home to give satisfaction. Ch‘town. June in, N407.

glow: gimrrirzm atom,

_ KENT STREET, CHARLOTTETUWIL JOIIN All'lll’llY, l'ltOl’l‘tll‘Z'l‘OI’. Permanent and Transient llour-lcrs will

find good accommodation.

Good Stables in connection with the IIUTIZL.

and a careful llustlcr always in attendance. (,‘h'towu, licb. H, 1867. If

CRAWFORD’S HOTEL, No- 9 Rog Squam,5‘.. John, N- n. ‘

t. . . ltr‘mmm" “I'll .ranstcnt Boarders necom~ ‘...u.l.ltcd on reasonable ttrma'.

In connection with the, above the subscribers have opened :1

First Class Grocery Store

where they will keep constantly on hand, lt‘lour (‘oru Meal, Provisions, 'l'ea. Sugar, .\l: . t'. uml all articles usually kept in u Grocery Store. J. (TllA\\’l"0llI) & SON. Mav {in lRii7.-—Iy

. o o \ ' t‘ ‘ Qlionnlnm Quint Quid. King Square, (North Side,)

ST. JOHN, N. ii.

The Subscriber having leased the above lluit‘l, and refitted the some, is now prepared to accommodate Transient and Permanent Boarders, and trusts by attention to meet a share of public patronage.

Having also leased the t'nutnwllintts Stable attached, and secured the sort ire! of it careful lluutler, who will be in attendance at all hours. travellers will he sure to get satisfac- tiou at lowest rates.

JAM PIS \\'. THOMSON, l'rnprietor. St. Joint, N. 1)., July 4, INCL—ly-

"P ' to on H " CHI 11 ene 01188, Point du Cherie. N. B- V III; Subscriber would beg to call the attention ol‘tho trarelliug public to this wvll-kuown and favorite llotel, rilltatt'd at the head oflhc ltailway Wharf at Point dn ('htue. Its advantages as a residence for parties in tpuut of" health cannot be t-Ilt'partsrd. The air is pure.ht'.tciu[: and invigorating, while there is every facility for deep sea bathing. The trains for St. John leave the donrtn‘it‘c every day. The charges will be found moderate, the table itood; and the proprietor hopes ly rlrit'l attention In the requirmuents of his customers, to elunirc general satisfac- iiou.

I‘I‘I'I‘I'Ili SCIII'IIMAN,

l'roprietor.

I'. S. —Ilrinz himself a I'. E. Islander. the proprietor would hereby respectfully ruined a hlllli‘t' ol‘ the Inland patronage. I‘. 5. July to, ism.

Blanks of all kinda for Hulc‘at the “ Journal" Ullicc.

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gland,— Thursday,

{envoy}

TIIE MYS' ‘i-lltY OF NATURE.

XII' TlIIZOIIOIIH TILTUN.

The works ot'Gotl are fair for nought, Unless our eyes in seeing.

See hidden in the thing the thought That unimates its being.

The outward form is not the. whole. But every part is moulded

To image forth In inward soul That dimly is unfolded.

The shadow, pictured in the lake IIy every treo tlmt trombles,

Is cast for more than justthc sake of that which it resembles.

The. dew falls nightly, not alone Because the meadows need it. But on an errand ofits own To human souls that heed it.

The Mars are lighted in the skies Not merely for their shining, But, like the looks of loving eyes,

Ilavc meanings worth divining.

The waves that moan along the shore, The winds that sigh in blowing,

Are sent to teach it mystic lore Which men are wise in klluit'llt".

The cloud! around the mountain-peak, The rivers in their winding,

IIavc secrets which, to all who seek, Arc precious in the finding.

Thus Nutuee dwells within our reach, But though We slum] so near her,

\i'c still interpret bolt'her speech Willi ears too dull to hear her.

Whoever, at the coarsest rtilllitl, Still listens for the finest.

Shall bear the noisy world go routul 'I‘o music the diviurst,

Whoever yearns to Sec aright Because his heart is tender,

Shall catch a glimpse of heavenly light In every earthly splendor.

So, since the tllllt't‘rsc began, And till it shall be ended, The soul of Nature, soul of Man, And soul of God are blcudcdl —Atluntir Monthly.

$910M” gilt—ritluir.

llIAA'lIliidA N.

(From BldL'klUOU’IH Jhyuzior.) [Concluded]

THOUGH on its first. conception the Mex- ican scheme had been favorably received by lh French People. its progresshad not altogether reeommentled it to the tax-pay- ing eotmnunity. The conquest of the South by lllt‘ North—tho high tone assum- ed by Northern statesmen, and the pus . bility that France might be involved in :l \\’.ll' with the United States—:1 war from which l-‘rnm-e could derive bill small honor and no pl‘ufii—ttll these (-irelnndaueesv devternusly handled by the French l‘al m- meulary Up msitimt. created a slate oi opinion wine I, though not alive. to tlu- cause of the, limperor Maximilian. \v:I~ lilblllt! to the continued support of his throne by the id of a 171' lob army. It was Imrd for Napoleon to yield. Notom... his pride, but his llUllui‘. 1-H” Emulwd; his pride mat ('Hillil not brook the arro- e of the American Government. and I . honor that could not leave Maximilian without the suppot‘L aml pz'nleclioll whit-b be had lll‘uliierll. and without which il was certain the Archduke would never have been tempted to quit Mirumar. llul time was on the side of the American Government, and of its unworthy protege Juarez. and against the limpet-or Napol- con and the brave Maximilian; and 'll- lllllll"l| it. is not probable that the Anteri- can iovernmcnt would havcmade it a nuns bulb" il Napoleon had treated its re- moun’t new; with disre r d. the l-Imprror had to sacrifice his leelh liist'mit‘ieliotts, and his desires in deference in a slight degree to tho pressure put upon him from Washington, and in a large degree to that mt upon him by his own subjects. who had begun to look upon the whole Alt-yi- et a.“ a mistake—41 generous mis- ils‘ most vehement opponent. mined—hut one tor which brain-t- u .1: not inclined lo mnko further szlt'l'iliees of men or money. promise was given to the American (lov— ermm-nt and hi< own people that only in tho pi'eM‘ltt year the I“l't‘ll(‘ll atlin ~houlull be. withdrawn front Mexico. The tln_ was adjourned as long: as posdble in order that .\l:i\imili:tn might employ the lung interval in the consolidation of his power; or lftlmt were not to b:- hbped lur. in lace ol the American intriguo in in hail of .luA: arm, that he might hate ample time tw decide a bother or not his honor eompu-ilwd him to remain in a country where, uith- out l’rrueh aid, tho elmnws \vrro going so woefully against him. No sooner did thu notification reach Mexico that. the bunch wore to bo \vithdrann. than ll't‘ llmpri-ss ('h:irlottv«\\i!h a vote: .tie de- \'otiuu to her hu~baud, and a . .nple _\et heroic faith that. il'tht- Emperor Napoleon knew all. he might even yet be iudueml to change his llltlllti-"l'i‘stllYt'il to era.“ the ocean to (llir-lt’l'lllt' to him personally (he. i'tnidilion of the country and when the

a year. Allinml alone and tunitt-nded the royal lady Ft't mil on h. r l;u..l \' ting“. lilll.‘ din-main;r that 5-.14' :md brr bv-lmnll Maximilian were, never again In behold each other in thi~ world. oriutuginiupr am of the eounilm.»~ \t'tu's t . . , had i:- slor for both uf'them. None. (‘.lil loll hui.‘ thtI Emperor, and perh: Nth" I';lll|tl't'<r‘_1 til the French, “but zeal and t-lmpw ‘ what tears and entrentios, what [\i'nlltl el'l what p:i.~‘.~it\ti:tlt' :tppeah‘. thisuoble than -n , employed to rhaugv the purpose of Nip. polmvu. 'l'hmigh outwardly :t t‘lllil m m Illi‘ l-Jmpt-ror has a war llt‘lLii. \\ it‘

his, uudl

‘Sefiteifibéiiz’d'

At lztsl. the .l npernr‘s '

continuance of his ~uppnu'l, were it but lnr h

1867. though as a statesmen he may have been. obdut'ato, it cannot but be believed that as a. man he. “as deeply touched by the sor- ol‘ this tender but brave young cre' - lighting against fearful odds tor her husband‘s digu‘ :md lithnlllly for his |ile.—ur;_{i'n;,r men at reasons oi Slate no- thing more potent than the anguish of lu-r heart; unconvinced b.‘ all that could be said to her. unmoved b ' uyihiug but the

retm-mbr o of Maximilian strugglinpr like her . against the overpowering

"landless destiny.

forces of a cruel and To have M‘X'II such mis '-lo have sym- pathised with it. to ban clt that ho was accountable to hinown eonsciencc lurhat- mg to a large extent been the cause oi it. and to have known above all that. utter his solemn pledge to the United States, \t'nt'sc woos than any private ones. how- ever harrowing there might he, would have been tho result. ifho had broken faith with the l-‘edei ltlovcrnmeut and listened to the rttpplicatimis of this despa woman—must have tried even the stui of Napoleon Ill. With a spirit crushed

“Jpn and ' clh-d to Home locust hor- sell at birth-it and pour the tale of her sot't'utvs into his ear. lint, alas! u could the Pope do? As a king, in: uoueutit ‘, to all Lot the, peoplo oi the ionmn Sitti052~lii5 opinion on temporal affairs beyond that narrow circlo \va.~ worth nothing. His advice, even. was of no ilt'(‘OiIlil. omng his brother sovereigns. As a man he could but sympathise with the woes of :m innocent\\'om;1u-——:H an old Iii:lll he could not but address \vordsof paternal love and pity to tho comparatlvu l‘llil|l that bent. sorrowlitlll'. mu] yet “of, altogether liopeleiw‘-lj,', before him, Asa.

thus! consolation.» oi l'i-llg'lull which the humblest village pastor would have of- lol'did. but which, coming Irom the lip.- ot the headof the Church, would have had more than ti<lllil iullui‘u ' .~ and aulh- orin in loadinpr bur thouth to that other world. [he lca>t of whom ioys are more, than worth the whole dominion and hm]. ~hiiot' this. lint. alas! the strain upon lll'ill'l and intellect had been too Lea pm prolonged —- the. .«overclgn ‘.

>llllUl§tliI itsunstt dy throne, the turret bells ol' thought. glcd and were out ol tune. the dark curtain lull upon the light of her mind, and the Empress Charlotte lost. it is to ho limped, sumH sense of her agony and :rivi‘in [lit a! lugs of he: reason. Ni‘liwl'llllr’ ...ealamityeame to Maximilian over the no, and many Who “'L'l'" unaware ol" the lit‘i'UlrliI of ills