M if) a t t r p. 'riiii DEATH or THE OLBKTéAn.

Full knee-deep lies the winter snow. And the winter winds ere woerlly slghiug: Toll ye. the church-bell end end slow. And trend sol'tly end speck low. For the old you lien ordylng.

Old ynnr, you must not die;

You come to no so roedlly.

You lived with no so steadily.

Did your. you shell not die.

He lleth still; he doth not move; He will not see the down of any. c He both no other life shove. Ile gore me n friend. end e true. truodove And the New-you will teko ‘ent nwey. Old your. you must. not go; So long so you have been with us. Such Joy no you hove seen with us. Old your you shell not go.

iie calico hie bumpers to the brim; A Joiner your we nhell not see.

Ilutthough his eyes ere wearing dim. And though his foes spunk ill of him.

He won it friend to me. _ Old yoer. you shell not die;

We did so tough end cry with you, I've hell it mind to die with you. Old your. ifyou must die.

llo won out oi Joke and Joel. But all his merry quipe ere o‘er. To see him din. across the waste His son end heir doth ride [root-butt). But. he‘ll be deed before.

Every one for his own.

. The night is sterry nnd cold. my friend. And the Now-ycer. hilthc end hold. my friend

Comes up to teke his on.

Ilow herd he breathes! over the snow I heard just now the crowing cock. The shadows flicker to end fro : The cricket ohirps: the light burns low; “fie noerly twelve o‘clock. v Sheke bends. bcftrrn you die. Old year. we‘ll dcnrly run for you: Whet is it we can do for you? Speck out before youldle.

llie foot: is growing eknrp end thin.

, :Aleekl our friend is gone. _ Close up bin eyes: tie up his chin: Btep‘from the corpse. and letuhim in That. ntendeth there nlone.

And‘wnltoth nt the door. There‘s is new foot on the floor. my friend.

And e new feoc lit the door. my friend. A new {one at the door.

—-'I‘nx:tveoal.

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icgtttiurr.

fielttt ti cones: unison

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FREDERICA. me BONNET—GIRL.

CHAPTER XXL—Continued.

J!

I!!! "III.

Then speeking. Mr. Weldon shook hint werme

b the bend. end quittod the counting-room. ‘ Excellent men l

in

hgdem end wisdom. tam... destroy eny Inn!

Without being eble to town nnother guilty,

“in run. who am one o to prove my innocence 1

God he thnoked for ills goodneseyiu turning hie Almost eny other

olden would hovie bed one nrreetod. ‘should now heve been in pr son. on my home

"Id 1 insteed of being nt liberty. end with I will now return ted in the solitude of my own ehomber. give to to the best course to pursue to cloni- Ah! here is thin note thet wen bended to me no I sense in.’ he sold, no he rose up to put on his snrtout. from the poo of which. on he took it down from the neil. n note He then opened. end reed with the note which Isobel. the quedroon. under bed nddreesed to him. 'Whet one this moon ?' he said, perplexed. ‘ It me hove some beerieg upon this couspirney egeimt ens. It more to be written by n friend. end I will request conteined in it. I will be

be that writes I It.must be the 0 _ to speek with on upon. You enyfi

now than Mr.

heert so kindly towerdn me.

use then Mr.

on every lip. my teir nnine y hon: e on t ongli . myself end convict the guilty.

st uneniliod.

tell to the door.

our iso she'diete'tion oi her brother.

comply with the shore. - Who an it Jennie. Eveline Dernel. who wrote the lettu-

lir. Korioy. Bot fir. Weldon end I been nl

given Ellery credit for penning tke‘t lo',_ I. I r z , e ‘i.

. ’ la. 4’ ‘ i? think it mny bring him, end the» I shell teke my

;‘ revenge.’

rhcroioro there one bone loinele oi um nonetieen endneeii’thenin sucks. number. .' if i think. by entering. I e

-w u..—

How hes his noble confidence integrity snstnined mo!’ noid demon. with

in in ' etitnde. ‘ Hod he not shown such L." r I should hove been lost

The evidence ngninst me wee numcient to Yet he believes the innocent.

.m

I

muletto. gloomily.

1.5-... u...»~....,..uz .... ...;..mm .11.»... .. x.--...-m

‘ ’l‘hiit look estebliehon thnt men's guilt.’ sold Mr. Weldon to hi mseli. ‘ It won just such so inquisitive. noxious. inventigeting survey of my countounnce no tits reel eriminel would I: upon me to reed the result of hie conspirocy. It 1 bed n doubt hetero of .Inmes's entire innocence. it hes new veniebed.’ in u few minutes efterwerds. Jeinss entered Stole street. on his we to cell on Mr. Morley, that he might leern from him pnrtieulerly nll the {nets

dret‘to. and get o minute description oi the led end of the negro who hed visited the book. He wished. nine. to ensure Mr. Morley of his innocence. end urge upon him silence till he should be eble to con. viet the guilty one.

As he penned up Stole street. be new Cnrlton Ellery stnndin upon the steps of the book. cere- lnssly topping in boot with e rotten. but his eyes lined keenly upon Mr. Weldon. who won in 'eon- versntion with two other gentlemen. Jnmee cnme user bolero Ellery new him. Mr. Weldon. st the iemo moment. cenght Jemes's eyes. while the eye of Ellery wee upon both. Mr. Weldon looked coldly end sternly upon Deity. while the letter penned on. without bowing. end did not enter the book. lent Ellery, should run t his object. The eyes of the two young men did not meet. Ellery's being too busy with wntohing the meeting between the merohent end his heedclerk. end Jnmos's pur~ pcsely ovoidin eny glenee thet might betrey his one icione of h in before the time t for the only wey be new to convict him would be not to seem to suspect him. When Jemoe bed on. Ellery hurried to Mr. Weldon's count ngsroom. After stnyin five minutes there, he left, end heetcned town e the muletto's ebode.

0n reselling Stole street. he crossed it repidly. end pesscd into Flog elley. Midwny he met Clow, who won. on usuel. olegently yttircd on n foreigner, with isles musteclic and imperial.

:Tbe thing is hell done, Clow.’ he said with nmmetion.

‘lIeli is not the whole. Whnt lies been done 'r' 'Dnily is dismissed. but not arrested. by Mr. Weldon. I new them meet on ’Cliuuge hell on hour ego. end Weldon looked at Deily no if he would nnnihilnto him; while Daily looked nwcy end colored. end hung his heed.‘

‘ Did they not bow—not spook i" ‘No: they met like enemies. But I lieve more proof. I hesteued down to their counting-room. while they were not. end lnw Finney. who told me. in hieggnrrolouo wey, tliet Deily was going to be

obseut for n few deysuwri'h'ug to do. requiring " secrecy end privacy 3'

‘Well. what does this do tor us?’ naked the

‘It does this much. It proves tket lIr. \Vcidon

hnn dismt'ncd Deily. under the pine ihnt he bu Idottdhrmcrneowhom they ‘ secret. work for him to do. Thin will blind mi. “mom The! WIN-0“ It "w “ml W"- for wk or mmmmnm h i.

tools on Fine . but not you end I, Clan-l The 'Ppwwd NW"

l

he

ket

l.

truth in. Mr. from the evidence he lies) oi Dnily's guilt. end he lies privately dismissed him. not wishing publicly to prosecute a men who was nddroesing hie KENT STREE’ ‘ CLOTHING STOR E dnugliter. This in the feet. you may be ensured. Dell is as dead no I. herring. end my count in clear .'

way. so thet I might have it clear field for winning

longer cross my petk. Benton. end try hie fortune in Tone. for he will

neter remein here. be essured.’

nnsworod Clow. fiercely. your purposes. end you eny they ere eccomplished.

I h eve my own still to cerry out.’

door end edmitted to his chembere.

Jewesn singer.’ enid lie. on Clow cloned the door at hie privnte room elter he entered. ' You not this hour in the note you wrote to me inetsnd oi eny

other time. You ceu see her at thin hour beiore eho core. end or best meteriel. with n due regnrd to since. end

which will be ofercd to wholceele buyers on the most fever-

goes to the opern, end In lull dress. bhe will not .me Wm "M “ “ch we" “ mo. ml to hm". quick

hove to go until hell pent night o'clock, on there is e “I bullet to come first.’

precious wi presence. to her, end who I out i”

birth who hed been euemored with her honuly and

voice. and desired to pay your respects to her in WM. y person.’ The irony with. which this seid did not of BOOTS ind 811088. nc.. seer oiIered in this ‘ity.

nttrnct Ellery’e ettoutiou.

eldon is convinced (us he must be.

‘ our connl l' ‘ Yes. My only object woe to put him 'out of the

he lovely Green Weldon l

‘ And you are content with this ?' ‘ Yes. I suppose he will leevo

-l shell not let him go though. Mr. Ellery.’ ‘ You have need him ior

‘ What ere they !'

connected with the presenintion end peyment of the

t Then whet led you to cooper“; with me i”

‘ The money you efl‘ered inn wen one motive. end

the lore of doing on injury to e men who bed too pleese me. wen nucthor.’

‘ But eiler I discovered thet

l'nir e cherentcr to nnswered the muinttc. my rivel end youre were-——-’

ssey style egein. Clow.’ sold Ellery. heughtily.

here succeeded so for on you wish. I have not.’

(To be continued.) ‘ Fire !

loKINNON clause 8

PRINCE SWEET.

RE—OPE’ENED!

the pest. end respectfully some for the future. “air now rectory hole so lot

so well fitted up no to be second to none in I

out ll ' P‘ ’ Onrrlngee, Sleighn. to.

in on good itylc no out be got up in the City. end upon rouotinble terms.

c to. Palatine el it done in the best nt le. “ s ucxmxon’u ruesnu.

No ticu to Debtors

Accounts. The losses sustained by the hunting 0

II once.

McKI NNON Se FRASER.

Upper Prince Street. i‘h‘town. neiobor yard. 16%.

_. intimate... vmom srovns: J17

Mo given such

Ii. J. CLARKE.

Orwell (3th Store. } l866.

September 12th.

rceeoneble term. the following “goods :-— Block Ilroedeioths end Doesk ins. 'l‘wccde end Silk Mixtures. Ilcevy Whitncye end Beavers. kin. kc.

Over Costs. Beck Conte. Shooting Costs. Petite. Vests. kc.

tiring envthing else the can purchnee.

in nine tnhrn t numerous Iride end customers for the vci

‘Don'tunite me with yourself in that free end

'Al‘tcr discovering Ibel we lied both the some ground of hetred ngeinnt the men.‘ continued Clow. smiling scorniuily. ‘ I entered heert end hood with you into the iorgories of his win. You eny you

Fire! ! Fire !.

GAQMAQS ddd’l‘hk‘d.

thenke for the very libcrel petronege extcn ed to them in request e continunucc of the

end on 3 went! lelnnd. end. moreover. e large Stock of the very best blotc- rlsle used in their tredu boring been intely resolved by them [tom the United States. their (neilitiee for corrying on Business ere grcntly increased. and they ere new properccl

Job Work of ell kinds in our line strictly ettcnd-

ALI. persons indebted to the foregoing Firm ere cement iy requested to meke immediate pnyment of their res clt‘ivc I. elf

Premises demoed thet these outntnndiug debts be peid up

81‘ RECEIVED by the Subscriber. perSchooner Hot-y from Vermouth. e lull ,ond complete Corgo of those celebrnted Burton. consisting of Cooking. Box end

it. tin. cherector of which in so well known to our l entit-

IIE subscriber hes just received. end ottersfor solo on

The ebovc Goods will be found suiteble for Full end Win tor weer, end cen be recommended to the Public on being of _ e first- rote qne'ity. lie hen else on hond. end in monnfec- Poor devil ! let him go now ; be con no titling continuelly. READY-MADE CLOTHING in—

'I'hc subscriber pays perticulnr nttcntion to the wente of . workin men: end. to seemqu them. he is menufoe- ! copiers Quite. which kind 01' won- ‘rill be found

to give more anti-friction to lnhnring nicn end mochnnioe than

h opportunity of sincerely thanking his liborel petroric

egc union-elm him during the lost no ycers. end to v ' ' I ‘ Come and see me It hell pelt six o'clock, end I respectfully s n sontinuenco ofthe name. on he in better shew Tobin-o Factory on QUEEN um Jill.

A . . q.

A FINE CHANCE FOR SPECULATORS

--A.N 9—-

EETQRPRISIN G MEN 1

unmlgned nos beat instrue Owners to one: (or 8A or to RENT. may end nonrandom mot-emu .s. end units. in human on... m ammt‘hfin oultivft’ wooded. end posseoemg' other edventegce; end for which good end vnlld 33... end immediete pom c... 1,;

Also. four LOTS. boil; the residue ofthirtecn Building late. the other nin h Vin been ' I new Mn that wont ndvnntegeoits ii‘iereeutlln nituetion known so "SUMhiBlt ILL." : .' I uo'd‘ih‘gd’n BIIIDGE, :12 miles trout Georgetown. where clone to 160.000 bushels 0! Produce ere ennunll . end nenrly ell peld or in God. .imcricnns end other npceulntorepurchese here end ship for Greet Britein. the {Jul Btntee. he. ‘ . A number 0! Stores. Whittle. e House. Poet Olen. end ’l‘em Society hove entobllnhed for m simdwiélli mnnyékixtsend Ber, out: i. m Killls in the vicinity; fwits: “men quenti of slime lumbc eon be hed. ee owre . entree in. s" on I ' ' man i nutter omen-3M “with W... .....°' ' m WWW“ "" nu e . ho 16.000 , ' Llrlnle Kiln. will b? sold or leeiedfgfmnble terns. ’ h produce mm . an”. ‘ “,d m. to, . one. portion ere or soy o informntion een be obteincd b cellin oi the dice . A bond Surreyors.Cherlottetown. Reference con eleo be bed from Smfirtmrtfb‘. I’.°ISO¥::):.ITEOEI‘A‘NNSKL Georgetown; Jns. llitonititicn. Cempbelton. Lot ii I". W. Iluottnn. Breather Oilice. Cherlottctowu end to a: llllllcrllml‘ et Orwell. who is nine Agent for the sole ol Manny’- Mowlng Madeline thd celebreted lnrmouth COOthlG SI‘OVE. end else for the Pulling Mills of Messrs. Bouuxit. Mill Via" u... “out,” J“ McLean. New l’erth. 1'qu W. McDoann. Pinctto; where CLOTH is received end returned with doe:

petch. _ OrwellBtore.Aug.10.lMl. IRICHARD J' CLARKE-

“—

Till!

I:

“fijnggmgygflgfi 3:; , avg; THE LONDON AND LAN CASHIRE Bummer. eveil thonmlveo o! the opprtunit of returning "

nu one an INSURANCE COMPANY,

I HAVING A LARGE PAID UP CA'PITAL, ACCEPT ALL CLASSES or RISKS

At Reasonable Rates of Premium.

CHAJRLES YOUNG

October 19, 1864.

QBQ'bfihh.

THE CHEAPEST AND SAFEST ’ n. w. a. SUTuEltLAND hlsrernoved fromhislnte DOCTOR, residence on Queen Street.

do it): drum of (Bruit @rorgtfl iiritt fiirtrte PIOLT.OWAY’S PILLS end would respectfully inform his friends end customers. IIIS greet household Medicine nah .m a e thot. by lots errivnle of direct importntionn from EUROPE. memories of life. It in well known tomtllge w‘3 lira“. he h“ “ready “med '0 M. “ gum "u", mmi’lliflll other remedies cennot "Birth. ‘3:

LARGE. STOCK “WWW-“weed new“ um. i. i . .0... Disorders of the Liver aid smtme‘zhf

DRUGS. CHEMICALS. PERFUME? m" "m" "‘“v” “"19 Mod 0! their lives. nuifo'r from

.indigeo lion deny. t 0“ end TOILET Anrlous ll MO". , lwhichif not quick y monflfmidlgilymfilglotom. I . ,. .11 known in India s d th . Dli. SUTHMILAND returne thnnlte for the otronnge mm...“ a. . n w. v n 0 er tropicel no libereliycntnndbd to him since his residence in ‘hnrlottc- be relied ollnln night-3c: “33332:”, may ill“ cell town. end hopes the name they be continued towards him fie. . box of man in M. 'km “ck I'VE” Wt nbrond oer trusting tlntt. by nesiduity and situation in every lat-{itch 0f nonsknowthet these Pills willlt’tur n Inglmd m°“,l’"' his profession. he will retain the confidence oi the public. new“). of bowel. "to mu 0! omit mwmfle‘vg’th‘e liqu’. not no

[3" The DISI‘ENSAllY is under the Doctor's own lllr punk-1.... Weakness and liability.

pcrvinion. Advice to tho PoorCirutiet. a“ h M n, c on er om weakness. or dolu'lit eid Idol went 0! energy, nhould nt once have

Clierlottctown. Hey i6. Pa er Blinds ' Pm» thezimmvdintel pm: the blue - p ° the mom-spring of life. vc ctr?th end manly-$35.?

FOR SALE. ll '13, young perilous omega: into womenhpod, Wm. . a" h

_ ‘ I ‘ mental" the functions, 2 .h. . 1.1.): r STREET BOOK STORE. mn- mu1.......mm...f.2‘2.$&i§”h§“i"afii‘ih‘mt 250 Window PAPER BLINDS. ol' verious colours end

my be on the turn. Young and cldcrl ' ’ ‘ y men suitor in - Pawn“. Che”, for cut in menncr at the some periodn. When there ineiweye Jag. ~ EREILLY. . August 2%. 1866. _ . i i W

they should therefore undergo n course of thiepr me- TOBACCO FACTORY.

divine. which ensures looting health. 1115 Subscriber begs to inform the citieeno of Ohnrlottc-

Disorders of Children. town. and the Country in genorni. that he lies 0 nod

Agent.

If these Pills be used accord '

end the Ointment rubbed over tl‘ilt‘il'i‘ttrgigrlt0 grlmmhi‘dsxoe: least once u tiny en unit in forced into meet. it will penotrete the lugmcys end _eorrcct eny dcrmgcmciit of their orgene ohoult. the ntiltctiun be stone or grevcl. then the (lint-nu; should be robbed into the neck of the bindder. end n few

in the premiere lately own iud by Mr. Whitt'ord. i’einter. (1.)... will convince me “mm "m the 0mm of um“ “a u.

‘1 nm here now to cell with you on the beeutiiul

In it to ten ?' ‘ No.

' I told her you were it young men of fortune end

‘ 'l‘lint wee very well. Are you roedy i” we nilelre. This wee whet I wished pertieulorly

oily is ruined with r. Weldon.’

.5

an. to thin conspiroey ngelnet me. I will go i _ I

see this person. who eeometohemy friend. .. here no boring whetnvnr npomtho greet my mind. but. in my present stnte, _the t _ end every thinghneonti to “'0; it. ,. to-n tot ‘ ,3}. J!!! “will a W a e“ r . s

This resolving. he thrust the letter into his the , counting-room. As}: “penned

I». Is 4...

out. Finney s’t d hire a m M “a f m“ vb.“ O“. m. ‘33; ‘xid. no be 21.33“ a: Frederico. when I looked through the window thet V "on night.”

‘tobedbneloyoiir WN’Wfl‘tmbmflm

esnbe

, t

my schom'e knowing my me but 1 sin ignorant of onrs.‘

‘ Yes.’ nnlwered Ellery. with impetisnce. ‘ But I out out. His tuin must be compleie‘io 'ely etc. you votoeeibor the note I wrote him.

‘You must hete him more beer-tin then I do,

im at ell. Winnikuew. gYeuti Y

on for estroying him,

‘ Deily in my rivnl.

‘ Your rivel i" . y p ‘ Yes. I been discovered tlietrhe in tho young I new kiss. on I told you. the boeutiiul

'You'niyntilymel’ Kiss mania: w... p... eho! -And whose windows here you been

Til

en tnblis pntronn

Til

BRITAIN. connietingo 1

South Side Queen some.

This is the only Eeteblishinont in the

h at n Boot iti’dg’iidc'iiuiioneiiao":°doot. either.

Cull nnd oxsminc the

-—AI.I0— Indiee'. Gentlemen's. Minece'. Boys‘,

‘ t. I hove e word to no to on nbout m Chl'd'm" N“ W y y y India Rubber Over Shoes. on ere netistled for solo at unprecedentcdly low pnceg,

GEORGE NICOLL. Gm

June 27. teen.

N cw Tobacco Factory AT SUM EBSIDE. II E SUBSCRIBER