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Bank.’ said Finne K? have 'to Knit till they gate it "'0" “I. tum-menu “ "L ‘ V r ‘w are through insid Pi. Mbrb lhd I see Mr. “I '10 n “‘ ‘ “ i It; ‘ P V . ° "mu ""u 'm‘ - Weldon hu iede howl f . . ‘ ~ ,tur. Hurley‘ year words and strange cepdpet W u was nun-eons _ shields-dressed s} l m .1 d“ “u ‘la in elbn‘in it: uhdato‘gedtlenanflshe requiremexpldnetti oi , st beeecoetrmfl in wit...“ MM.‘*M*" a g. M N m“... M... ".w, ° 9"“ Wm 'v me in e ealtin in an excited too a d idem ‘ .‘ 1 VI' to" I r- M i! 1‘ 1m“ t0“ t9" ' f nu I .bui" mm)“. “mm”?- ‘ arr n'ohpdisser d. ' ” 0.6“ ' " who suspicion *0. truth i" ~V‘ M” “a mm W a. W‘ ' ' : ‘ggg‘ ""hfiififizfmfimd . - Yes sir; but he is arthie'moment‘ engeged ‘in " 0i '5“ MI“! 1" if t 8 y! lurid orb 0a., . H, g. . t v «3 , t: ~ till to room; suitors Finns . liteiy. and tflellee hose artful. indeed! And eoperi‘eetly mammoth. ‘ . mmmamwt‘tfuyeo Wang‘wn“ “ Gnther them nllto ether :0" II 4°“ ("at W “00. ‘Wll'ifiil he" ‘50 “1°” “'“Wr » ‘W‘fittn'fiwmhamt bis- «1 0' “HWW‘Ihh-e I“ a”... “if...” M” ; goodnsep to haunted r ‘ Who has been ertlell 19 what!) do 10!! Inna“ xkzztrflfil “3"”. mg»... .1, mmuwammm.mn "Ith Like the gel on ues of evening . ‘ I must see him without delay; i! you will he a. fingering? . a,” c... J m ' n M h, at, mm. - . a: an autumn sunset outdo. hind II to speak to. him.’ ‘Jh e gentlemeai who 'nst‘lzf: up; aworod Ill; A mm M Dwau a 3., W as acute; 15.060 beehets pvednee. web n denote Whest end its b a ‘ Elisr from the moment- at. o ” nestle hie e in. signiflcsu - ~‘ at M par-on Le... will hoenhlorlnased on W tunes. , ' Life hnslte autumn shadows. , uppers“, is“ take. ap‘filsrbms of Indian and “(told how suspected. I always looked upon him Hole. Indie-l!" 0' “I 0'." “W” 'n h m“. u at: Wfifimfi‘“ 500m"! ‘0 5| dimly engaged in reading them over as one oi the most promising one; use in the city! (I deters-N3. list-neon eel-:0 w. W M:W~ .ud a “- “aim”. “flaw, new... and eonspering tho duplteateo,_and paying no regard But you are tmpetsontl erdon mo 1' lho die- “WM '30:“ ‘hi" W for N “ha . uuwg.‘ nw... fi W ‘ ‘ ' to his entrsnoe. Yet there was a lush upon the 50V“! 1 5‘" ill“ Nd“ 5" '"P‘mdwd "mu": rm COOKI‘Sii STIMEE and also for the railing 'lle et‘ ‘Botxeu. Vtow. the lionhie. Jae. Marthefro winter brow M f 3 teen. and ne‘elpreeeion e! the II 3’ - . hit-Linen. Xew Perth. Fun W. )thonsw, l’iuette; where Luna Is tenured and eetnreod we... , And the up u and summer host— "P “d 'l" “~H‘ “ m“ d.“ “a” “d '- (TU be comma) INC!“ i i ‘ C L A B. K 3 Like an angel o peace the autumn deepest interest in hit. oriey'e brie! communication "‘ ‘ '. . 4;. "5. .. . ' . ".’. v A . ‘T B I (I H A R D J o -

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FREDERICA. THE BONNET-GIRL C H A P T E R X V I .—-Coniinued. ran concrete-Ewen.

‘ That is very true; You are iar-sightod, I see But i een't complain; I have my salary. Now. there is Daily. he is the first many-I may say heed man. as he has ell the business of the house at hie finger’e'ende. and oiteu Hr. Weldon. good merchant so he is, hes-to go to him to know about his ow‘n matters. he has such confidence in him. Daily. BOW,‘l| here always lint in the morning; I always leave him but at night! He sets us all an oxemplo.’

‘ I hear there is some talk at hie being taken into the drm.‘ remarked Ellery. in a tone of assumed in- diti‘erenee. end dropping his voice; (or there was between the. enter «noting-room and inner e glnee division. along which’e green silk curtain was drawn. to render the priv'eey more secure. This glean partition wasnew let. down to the top. end although not so low so to enable Finney. who wee looted upon a tell, three-legged stool. to look over it into the privets room 0! the. merchant. it sfiorded passage for the voices. from one room to the other. when the door was closed ; though no words were ever distinguishable, spoken in on ordinary tene. If Mr. Weldon wished to be particularly private, lie

used to raise the long'eudinei seen. thus rendering?

his room both impervious to the care and oyesoi hie clerks. ‘

Finney {knew that both Mr. Weldon and Daily ware in shire writing; and he had communicated this information to Ellery. when he asked, in an under voice. for the letter. as he came in to get his bills of iadihg filled out end signed.

‘ Do you wish to see him ?' added the book-keeper. in centinuat’ion of his information. ° Oh. no! I merely inquired.’

“They are very bu . ee tve always are the slay

‘ 1 will speak to him. sir.’ answered Finney, np~ preaching the door pulse inner noon. and givin it alight rep with the indie “his steel pom. , {In Morley approached student with an eager eir. as it to enforce, by hie owe appeal. his entrance. should hit. Weldon reply that he was on ed. Ellery glancedgover the top at hie bills of leding with a watchful observation, that seemed to anticipate some interesting crisis.

We will reeede the onehior into the private room at the mere ant.

When Ellery come into the outer counting-room. James was writing at the tublo oi the inner, and the door between beingopen, he eew hint,and overheard him ash, in rather an elevated tone.i'or throo bills oi" tailing. At the same moment Xr. Weldon. who had been bucing over the inornit. ‘etve rose and closed the door, e’hd proceeded to, axe no hode invoices. Alter looking them over, he laid them by. end for a low moments set with e/lhoughliui air, resting, his eype upon Jetnee, whet busily \vrifing. did not notice that he was the bbject of his bene- i‘nctor'e regards. The expression upon Mr. Weldon’e face was one at the kindest interest in the person whom he was looking npen ; en expression such as an indulgent tethermight bestow upon a son whom he loved and honored. lettgth‘dn'mei raised hie eyes. under the impulse of that singular instinct which warns us that we have eyee closely regarding our faces, and meeting the full, friendly gaze of Mr. Weldon, he sl‘ htly smiled. and resumed 's writing. '3‘ ‘Jemes,’ sni Mr. Weldon, ltpie gr but kind we . M

‘ySir.’ answered the young men. laying down hie on, and looking him ingenuouely in the fnce.

‘I have at length concluded that it is beet you should be taken into co‘pertnerehip with me. Here you any objections ?'

‘ Sir, you are too good,’ answered Jn‘mee. coloring deeply with grateful emotion.

‘ Not at nil—not at all. You have merited this.’ ‘ What merit I have. sir, I owe to your benevo- lence and friendship. But for yen and your family, sir,'—ltere he dropped his eyes. with n slight degree of embarrassment—4 I should have been cast upon the world unbet'r'cnded. If I possess any qunliilce-

lll enbeeribefihs just renewed. and okra Ins-lo on reeeotteblo tonne. the tattooing goods llleeh Broadcloth and Doeeh ins. 'l‘weede and Silk Xinteree. lieevy Whites-ye end Beavers. he" he. The shove Goods will be bond enitnblo {or Fall and Win t. weer.endep he commendedtothoi’uhlioeebri or east-rate «(no He has alooen howl. med is men :- tttrle. continually. RWY-“Mal! CLOTHING la— Over Coats. Bach Coats. shooting Coats. u, Vests. he. The subscriber pays particular attention to the wants of worlun men; end. to accommdete them. he is msnufeo- tut-lug tapers .‘t’ttits. which Lud o! wees will be tunnel to give more “Multan to laboring nuns end mechanics than snvthing else thev can purchase. e also takes this opportunity oi sincerely thanking his musterous friends and customers for the Vet y liberal petiol- ego bestowed upon him dosing the lest ttitte yeere. and to rapt-rum! y solicit a continuance of the enter. as he is hotter ropered to sceotnxnedeto them this Fall than he has ever

“W” wran REILLY. -0992211‘51326; . .w. ..- -7”.-- Fuel Flre ! i F Ire !! lemon 0. ritesrn e

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PRINCE STREET,

.RE—OPENED!

l1! Subscribers, in announcing the rte-opening 0! their

Factory. destro ed by tire in the ear y part of the Summer, eveii theme lves ot‘ the opportunity of returning thanks for the very liber patronage extended to them in the pest. ind tsepeetin iy request a oontlunehoe ol the some for the future. Their new Factory being so large end so well fitted up as to be second to none in l‘rinco Edward island. and. moreover. a Luge Stock of the very boat hinte- rleln used in their trede having been lately received by them from the United States. their facilities for carrying on Business are greatly increased, and they are new prepared

t )l “u” ’ Carriages, Sleighs, ec.,

in as good style as can ho got up in the City. and upon as reasonable terms.

.101) Work 0! all ltiude in our line strictly attend-

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INSURANCE

At Reasonable ‘Ii

' October 19, test.‘

33 fib‘ihi. M w R. W. G. Sl'l'llltltLAND heave-bred hetehie lets residence on Queen Street.

0 ti): diorntt' oi @rcat 6mg: .9 Rent Strain and would respectfully inform his friends and cuetntlwl’o. that. by late arrivals 0! direct itnportet‘mns from EUROPE. be his greatly added to his ' ‘ LARGE swoon .

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DR. SUTHERLAND returns thanks for the tronng:i

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so liberally extended to him since hie residence in ‘herluttoo town. and hopes the some may be continued towards him trusting that, by essiduity and attention in every branch 0 his profession. he will retain the eoniidouoo at the public. rr The DISPENSARY is under the Doctor's own so pcrvision. ' Advice to the Poor Gratin.

Charlottetown. May 16.

SCHOOL BOOKS-

LARGE surrLY or.— Bullivnn'a Spelling Books. ismuie'e Grammars.

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, Lend a com o! the ointment.

l’ilee, Fistulne, and Internal I‘nilttmmetion

Ilo'llowey'e O'uittuent. and closely attend to the structions. parts. when ell obnoxious matter will be moored tire of breed and water may nominee he applied at had

be observed. I! under the notice of such of their acquaintances when it concern. they will render a service that will never be forgotc on. as a cure is certain.

, THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE , I'll! All Is!!!

COMPANY.

HAVING A LARGE PAID UP CAPITAL..- ACCEPT ALL omens or. maze

ates of Ihcmium.

CHARLES YOUNG“

Agent.

'“"“ ‘AL’lT‘C‘UtTrSTfXfiE EASY!"

BY l’IOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

lied Legs, Ulceroua Sores, Bad Breasts. and Old \Vonnde.

Ne W of wound. sore erntttereen reelstthohoat- '

ng mice of tide excellent Ointment. "Ito worst shove

it! appearance whatev- this medleel ooh springs up from the bottom 0‘

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ete mdpcnnenntcttfequioklyfollow theneo

with eer- psi-'33:: n ' hbe . .u‘A port-l!

These ditreeetng sud weekcnln diseases the einty be cured by the sullen“ selves. if

It should be well rubbed upon the

lots with ndvante ; the most scrupulous cleanlisteee Its“

one who read this paragraph will b '

Rheumatism. Gout end Neurnlgia.

tiona that lit me Or (his Deition c 1. ed to. Carpenter's S iling Books,

Prod‘er me, you sir. are their critical?” aimed to Puma”: m0 done irhtflizlgioai‘ lh'FRASIR‘” “ ‘ wommr" [mnemm ‘- .No, no; I know where true met-kites its source 3.. M t. 2.. a c ‘ . ' n h m h, MOJTIRngmM “‘0' “1"” a, on

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w M q hia1~mhi .6“ it and . . ’ m l ' ALI. persensindebmdtothc foregoing lisnere enmeet- A . MAB)! B announcing” ‘ . ,on' r I ' 0 rm.“ g ." iy meg-sowed}? neebo mmodlate payment of thou ree teettve Q00“! "00 -

division between "IO counting-rooms. .‘ It is new Accounts. lhe losece sustained by the burning 0 their

seven years, the first day of next month. since. you Premises dun-ind that those outstanding debts he paid up

come into my counting;- J From .1... at once. '4 .. . ‘ ~ ‘

hear to thie. you have served me idlllliull ; you . MchIh’NON & I‘llAbLR.

have deleted “yonreelt lo: rhy.intereete5 ytil have “weight?! alfiisgi‘liownyg P In 8

been mainly instrumental in my incr using proeper- .___.__,°‘°W.'.".’LLM‘.!JM--_A..1..._._.E"__ __

YARMOUTH STOVEB!

ity; your Judgment bee stron there my own, end -

from your experience I have 0 ton reaped the fruits. JUST WINE-D by the Submitter. pm: Schooner Mary You have so long sown for me. it ie new time on whbgfe'a Ymuviz.‘ magnmglnéonxlgoffeo"£53m: 'houm re'p ! If you “nun” I '1" “ko you I as Fmtltlin, the character,“ which lasso wcll hfiwn to our ‘“ e‘41".l 93m." “om “m M "X! menth. “Island farmers. to whom they have given such general antis- how ten days od. In the meanwhile, I will have faction; 'The, will he sold at the usuel terms. tor Cash or

the necessary papers drawn up, “,1 um “um... approved Notes. V ‘ tents announcing it sent to the several city papers. J. CLARKE. 1866. l

‘ Nething‘ltnn the power of reducing inflammation and sub dulng pain in those complaints in the name degree“ floilo- teay's cooling Ointment. and purifying Pills. Wha M simultaneously they drive all inflammation and dopxavltienfl g lrotnthe system. subdue and retrieve all enler meat of the 0111p. and leave the sincws end muscles lax on turnout!» A cure may always beefi'octcd. even under the Worse circumstance. if the use 9! these medicines be persevered il' l

Eruptions, Scnldwllond, rltingtvor m, and other Skin Dieeeeoe. ‘ relihfehd

Alter tomentation with warm water. the utmos

he} «$91!!!! speedieet cure can be readily obtaincd‘ltt ell comp einte eh- 31‘3 El‘. mg the ekth end’ into. y the simultaneous noon! the Oink meet and Pills. ut it must be remembered the nearly all skin disease: indicate the dopinvity of the blood and deretigo

mentiol thclliv'er end atemee . coneexmtly. in ‘meny eases. tune terequtredm ' the blood”! teh wilth by ajudtctoue use 0! t e Pille. The general health will readily be improved. although the eruption may be driven out more My than ochre. and Which should heproteoted: perseve- renos‘ ts noes-Irv. * ‘ “ ' Sore Thronte, Dtptherm, Quinsey, Mumph

and all other Dcrcmgemonte

we are getting oilr e shtp.’

* I merely want my bills mede out. ' Here are the marks of each box. I will weit here, and look over the papers.’ _ . Such wee the beginning of the interview between Mr. Finney end Carlton Ellery. It We; very evii done; however, from his manner. as well as from the object for which he pretessed to oomd'thoro, that he had other purposes then the‘oeteoeible one.

s Yes, he will soon be taken into partnership? enewered Finney. to Carlton's came time before remark. ‘ I will tell you inconiidence. that I think it will hot be loug‘bet'oro the thing will be done.’

t Daily has no property l’

t No. Only hie experience end business talents. That is capital. you know, among morehattte.’

‘ Mr. Weldon meet here -the fullest oenddeui~ A him.’ said Ellery, in a eu pressed tone; lot- the, half window was down. an he might be overheard in tho iuner room; for he had once overhehgd Mr: Weldon‘s tones. no he spoke to Daily. .‘.

t The iulleet,’ memo Finney, emphatic

August a. 1866. t!

_ ‘ ‘ N E W . TOBACCO FACTORY. HE Subscriber begs to intone the eitineue of Charlotte- T town, and the Country in general. that 11¢: n New Tobacco Factory on noun. in the promises lately oceu ied by Mr. Whitt'erd. l’etnter. end. situated opposite Mr. \ illiem Snooetou'e. . . Having suprrlntculed. (or the lest Seven Years. the roen- ui'aetnring of 'l‘obecoo in the llrm well known as L0 \VDEN'S with unequalled success. he will fearl y warrant his To~ bsceo as second to none in the Cole ,e. and would eer- nestly advise th eKt‘tblio to cell end Jud‘ge‘ior themselves be-

t‘ -heein where. °" 9"“ B cues. home.

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Ch'town. retype, teee. ‘ CARI).

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Orwell Cheap Store.

Rho style oi the firm shall be Weldon and Daily i" September 12th.

° Sir, I know not how to thank you,';eeid James.

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. “an, I am u ...11, ml, due". “(M/“gig: his voice tremllilalg vv'it‘hugxt‘egrgmoiim ‘t “‘1 New frobawo V Factory lxubég‘eto tendoi’l‘ge sincere(;;td honrtlegit. V ofthe Throat. p ‘ don.‘ mink "cry 50 y ".m be “mud. D h. sorrp'you c or a . my ‘ I 1041' T IDF wonhip m. Mum “a “90;”, .0"! but: “’ml'zhmmlmh 0n the appearance at any at theseyeeledles the Ointmo n kmmi-mz'r'g‘wr- M w rm..~..........-...... ....~..... A MMERS ztrsrr*r=;nnn~t.:r° '. warm:

it t It rom on. «e t 0- ll E SUBSCRlilER harin . ST OPENED it it t. l‘ f' dsend the ob ' enereli ,{or sit, e u ‘ c '0’ . on!“ he has ep oxg‘iznt'mnfrflu p." of”. n!“ ma {um-m" ad,“ an gleads. es salt" is {creed into meet: this course will at outs

hand endsheking it, hi hoe radiant with smiles. FACTORY m swung mg. is mpamd o. t In securing you no a partner. I shall have the envy supply Wholesulo Customers with tho sinnd menu- of every merchant on the who . I am the one tactth TOBItCCO. Warrentod a good article. at the obliged, and not you; so don't loo so very grateful. v0 lowest vices. and on the most reasonable toms;

‘ Oh, no! "He no *eil about how he used to «1! pm! men when I boy. and lived in Theatre alloy. It is not ten days since I was walking

remove inflammation and ulceration. The worst cases will yield to this treetitient by following printed directions.

Scrofuln or King'e Evil and Swelling of

terraces of the devouring element on, the morning at Sundey

the 16th instant. 7 , .

Thanking the public for .the very liberel patronage smud— rm

roug thou with~hin when he: she ed t . . , - . hlhneo |he lived in, and 'etopped and paotednheutli: Th!" i’ “"0"”? "W m“ 5‘ Milli“; “mi other,“ $1,333,; flam‘gémfigm ffiifhkifi‘gefigi a: “Us! ‘0" ma Gland!- me some hrigs and soh’oohere, and his own initials, "Hf I lino on] skill et " unsung. t, he I!!!" .‘mb patronage from the Traders ahd Mcrcluutte of Summer- mm? “W? by u” 1’" H9“ 3”“ H“ y “t '1‘." 'Thls class at eases the be cured by Hellowsy'e_ ufliyfig ' h h“ c“ "m... him", I , _ n cnhar snuie. which amen could not tetlxto mo, ma macaw”, swam. ‘ _ A . contumtgtnyet :{flammgx‘flsm Puts end Ointment. ee~ ctr double aetionei’pnr gtee' ‘ e t 9 resumes ustnese I s ' . 01,, .M I thought a. he to. and, page ,0 on erstand. end tointerptet most favoreh for the 1» TRICK REILLy, which m,“ u “out an am 0‘ “mm M“. blood and We; the system renders than stores-o

able than any other remedygl‘or all complaints of e serettslo

acknowledge this.’ laid-Elk". With a vexed look. “me.” °f . "m mo" .imnfltiu‘ .°3°l.“i°n °f sum‘“°md°' Aug‘m 9' 1865' M July 28. . > v . . , - nature. As the hleodiaint ure liver etomeehe nd bowele t But I snppone he is human host others should PnluuPhil’" P‘""°"'h'9 'mmi" W. “m. Shel " ' “ “7" ‘ ‘ w“”“"m“‘“‘mm "—“Ww mncfldln . ’urii' 1;: medium to bring a. ' ' not become two, but two names onei' 1866- bprmg GOOdS. "3.33101: Imfimw miglwgamq WWW“ ‘ , ."K'd ml P I 8 V ‘ V

w it in his face. * it is good poliey in him.‘ firm. would be a good. many dirty races in t

At this crisis. and be to James could make ehy

E Subscriber has now completed his lot

portettons for the Soeoon. perehi e "Lotus" and " "