w nationalism

v n t it u . THE IIIDIAN muss. m tit-.351..." died away. A the MM

ltd winds are drenr. Anbd .gforutnktax c‘pclngod their green array, or e o y it our. There Wuhan bri {id bright ,W the nophyre brengso with a gentler swell. Lnd‘ sunshine pin a w h a softer lght. Like the Summer‘s farewell.

of thohntaun woods Have seed the forest bowern.

And their petitions soiitnden Like a blooming wuste of tiowers;

In their hidden depths no sound is heard save the low and mur‘murin wall

As the rustling leaves are gong stirred By the breath of the dying go o.

The bony clouds in the mellow light. Float with the breezes by.

Where the far 00’ mountain's misty height

‘ Bet-run mingled with tho sky:

And the porp e bills rejoice again In the figw of the golden sun;

And the ks are led in the grassy plain Where the sp

"he s season of dot and nlet thought. And it brings a on m to e breast. And the broken hcnrt. and the mind o‘er-wrought. May find in its stillness rest. For the min voice of the d 'lng your. . From crest and sunny pin n, In sweet no it falls on the mourncr‘s ear. And his spirit forgets its pain.

hig water: run.

Yet over all is a mnntllng gloom. Thut enddens the ganer‘n heart.

For soon shnll the Autumn's varied bloom Imm;the forest trees depart;

Their bright leaves whirl in the eddying air. Their beautiful tints are fading that.

And the mountain tops will soon be bare.

And the Indian Summer past. palm-:2. ..--,-._ .ax . , I . __..... .‘n‘MJ Srirtt Eitcraturr.

conference.

FREDERICA. THE BONNET-GIRL 0 II A PT I! R I V .--Confmncl.

‘ That in better, perhaps. becsua more artful!

How does it concern his honor ?' he acted quickly.

‘This in only to make the lure more certain.

hrotber.‘ obe annwored.quistly. yet mrefuily avoiding

lifting her eyes to meet his. which she felt were fastened upon her face with incipient suspicion.

‘ It in Very well done. girl.’ he said. glancing over

it a second time. and speaking with a gratiilsd

smile. ‘.I will destroy mine. Now non! it and direct it to the person. To-morrow I will see that he has it !'

u... n...» .a I.

That is all I wish! This will do the work. be of themselves to-morrow. as you now.’

' Yes. I should like to be a witness 1'

Give me the latter. and I will see that he to it to- giri~this adorable Jewcss i Have you been able to learn who she is. or an thing about her since I saw you? No one knowsl She comes and goes from the theatre no one knows how or where ; and it in my belief that she lives in Jerusalem. for I can't tind any body that knows where she lives here. unless it is you. Philip. who know every thing l' ‘Ido know,‘ answered the mulatto, in a quiet way.

' You know i Then I must know. How did you ascertain? The sum I oflorsd cu- one hundred dollars-when I was here ni t before last. to ascertain where she was. and got me an introduction! to her. shall be yours. Iiow did you find out 7'

‘I do not deem it necessary to let all the machinery of my results be known. It is andicieut that I know where she lodges, and that I can get you an intro- ductlon‘l'

‘ Then you are my best friend ! in love with her! I am captivated l The whole town is taken by surprise! eve y asks. but nobody nnawers.’

‘ ' he name by which she made her debut. and is known to the public. I learn is not her true name! She is the daughter of a Portuguese nobleman. and a Jewean. his wife. The nobleman is a widower. and is poor. and necessity has led him to place his accomplished daughter in the position she has now taken before the world. My knowledge of the Portuguese. and my chsraeter as one in the society of the hotels and in the street. gave me faciiiilcs. you perceive. in snaking my inquiries. and. as a Portuguese. of obtaining their confidence. His daughter is not nineteen yet. has been brought up in the most perfect seclusion, and is no beautiful in the drawing-room an upon the stage l'

‘ Then you have seen and spoken with her?’

‘Yes. and cupped with them. I have the free entree to their house. and perhaps I could have the privilege of introducing you.‘ -

‘ It would be a privilege to be prized.’ exclaimed the handsome rune.

‘ hot I caution you. Hr. Ellery l The residue is of noble blood! Her fnthsr in her protector ! She may becomc your wife. possibly. but never let it enter your thoughts for an instant that she can be to you anything less l'

‘ An opern-giri i' repeated the haughty young aristocrat. with a derisive movement of his due lip. t Two weeks ago she was not on opera-olngor!‘ answered the mulatto. impressively. ‘ She was then thy equal l Why is she less so now ?’

‘ Well. let it pass. Philip! 8he can be nothing to thool Got me the introduction. and I will let my good fortune shape out the rest l'

‘ You were to give me one hundred dolinrs.’ ob- served the mulatto. whose characteristic avarice was

I am irrevocably Who is she? Who in she I

assured! The other partn of our inn will work out down about ten in the morning. I leave at tvm, and don't trouble them till next do

‘ Is I shall be! But I will report to you all. said Finns . glancing at the inner room. and lower»

marrow in time. Now about this charm ng opera on in a low tone; ‘ I have to stay till two; here

.....

‘I don't do much. I assure you. Finsey. I get at ton.’

‘ That is delightful. Here have to be at oight,’

ing his vases. though the conversation was carried

again at three and a half. and dark half the time finds ms at this desk. But you are indulged because you are an heir.

‘ Yes 3 I suppose that is something of the secret.’ answered Ellery. in a careless tone; ‘ but the truth is. I only stay there totbrow dust in my uncle‘s eyes. If I did nothing. he would call tun an idle rascal. and so leave me nothing. By keeping up the semblance of doing something. I shall, by-snd- bye. get something tnngiblo.’

(To 53 continued.) \

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-, .. ._ -fl. .- ....,_ KENT smear CLO l‘HiNG STORE r 'ril subscriber haojaot received. md oflers for sale on

reasonable terms. the following goods :—

Blnck Mdeloths and Deeskim.

' 'l'wcede and Silk Xlxturen.

Ilt-evy Whitneyn and Beavers. he" he.

The above Goods will be found suitable for Fall and Win

to: rear, and on. be recommended to the Public as being of

a :rst-rztn quality. n. has in on hand. and is manufaos

toxin; continually. READY-MADE CLOTHING in— Over Coats. Sock Costs. ' Shooting Costs. rants. Vests. he.

The subscriber syn particular attention to the wants of worktop men; an to accommodate them. be is manufac- turing Iomcapun Suite. which kind of wear will he found to give more satisfaction to laboring men and mechanics than anvthing cizs the can purchase.

s also taken ' opportunity of sincerely thanking his numerous friends and customers for the vet liberal patron- age bestowed him during the last nine years. and to

respectfully sohclt a continuance of the name. as he in better tapered to acoomn'tdata them this Fall than he has ever

can before. PATRICK REILLY.

Fire! Fire !! hire !! ammonia—runs

'1‘“l ...

.ktuortenns‘ and other apeeula

A. number of Stores. Whoa-fa. a flea into; with many Grist and Bow and Clo n tradest low rates. “Sultana utu in" the only (MPH-Wm! ‘0' “1' in l'” P above class of artisans now so much wanted in this rising

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5.

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A FINE CHANan you SPECULATORS ENTERPRISING MEN?

vea .i Also. (our LOTS. being the residue of thirteen. Built“!!! thotmont advantageous mercantile druntton known as " 3 miles hem Georgetown. whens clone to 160.000 bushels of Produce are annule urohnne hero and ship for Great Britain. the tin Hon». l’ost Othce. and Temperance Bounty have boon established Mills in the vicinity ; where also an quantity of "all kinds iumbc on In“

ad been instructed b ASBWRD PRUI’ER'I'I‘S. and FARMS. in Banner and otherparts

well wooded. and possessing other advantages: and for which good and valid in the. M immediate

tor-op

the Owners to else for SALE. or to TIBET. several valuhle um.

dtheldentingoodmm

poasmsioa -3 Lots. tbeothanlnebavingbeeasaldfi ’ on an 11.1.." “goblin ironic-Jo an) 2 ’ and yallpsid ori- ni States. he.

I.“ on whicblrendcrs it most desirabbh a.

IOWII.

A STORE and DWELLING on it. capable of holding 16.000 bushels produce. with a double When! and at“ h .

Lim Ki lllbo ld leaned unreasonable terms. V“ Plansfng'rticuln: a? “y other information can be obtained b%calllng at the ~Messrs. Ban

Land Serve -ors.Charlottetown. Reference can also be had from Sannnnsox. None-on. Tu“,

Georgetowri; Jan. Bnonnnrcn. Cnmpbelton. [All 4i 1" - Wc "00"". W" 0'“. CWlotmoln.um subscriber at Orwell. who in also Agent for the sole cl Mayan): Yartnouth COOKING STOVE. and also for the Full'ing hiiils ct . Mehnu. How Perth. Frau! W. McDonaw. Palette; where CLOTlI ll received

patch. Orwell Stove. if). 1864.

lion.

‘8 Howl ufiohlno. tbs Messrs. Boo-lug. lli View. the Hooblo. Jan. and returned with h.

RICHARD J. CLARKI.

THE LONDON AND LANCASIIIRE I'll! AID l-ll'l

INSURANCE COMPANY,

HAVING A LARGE PAID UP CAPITAL, ACCEPT ALL CLASSES OI" RISKS At Reasonable Rates of Premium.

October 19. 1864.

CHARLES YOUNG

m.

“lithith TAGTOUI.

PR! NOE STREET.

[IE—OPENED!

II! Subscribers. in announcing the re-opening of their

hetury. destroyed by ilre in the ear y part of the Summer. avail themselves of the opportunity of returning thanks for the very liberal patronage extended to them in the past. and respectfully request a continuance of the some for the future. Their new Factory being no lar and so well fitted up an to be second to none in Prince 8 word island. and. moreover. a l Stock of the very best Inte- rials used in their trade vivig been lately received by them from the United States. their facilities fbr carrying on

Business are greatly increased. and they are now prepared

tcsupply carriages. Bieighn. he»

and would roepecdlull that. by lots arrivals oI he has greatly oddsd to his

illQVAK.

it. \V. 0. BUTIIBRLAND inn removed (soluble late residence on Queen Street.

do ll): Corner of Great Georg: $5 limtfitmts

inform his friends IId WIN-0". it common com bother remedies cannot

direct importstlons hm EUROPE.

LARGE STOCK

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D3008. mucus. WRIT and TOILET name in vansty.

DR. SUTIIEIIIAND returns thanks for the naga

so liberally entended to him since his residence in harlotts-

alwavo forward in its own manifestation.

inssgood otyleaeennbegct up intheCity.nodupon an

town. and hopes the name may be continued towards him

THE CHEAPst AND BATE? DOCTOR.

HOLLowfi's PILLS.

ms great household Medicine ranks are leading necssaries of 1.. It is well known momentum that fact in an we onto an that the sun lights final?

Dinordorsof thouver and Stems».

Moat will.atsomepeviodofthsirllvss.mh.

_ on derangement of the liver. stomach or bowels which if not quic ly moved. bequestth into a Ca. gerousillnmniguizwellkmnin In..an climates, t wo 's are the onlyromsd bereliedon insuoh or m“ rise a boa of them in his land sons kncwthat these l’illsw cure them when" stomach or bowslsa'to out of order

physicia-

rcosonshla tumn.

‘You seem to he strangely willing now that I Job Work of all kinds in our line strictly atmd. to.

should see him.’ she said. lining her eyes upon his. which dropped suddenly bolero her gone; ‘ day

‘I did, and you shall have it when you have fulfilled the conditions.’ ‘ I‘o-night I will see them again.

trustin that. by aeoiduity and sttustion in my branch of his roIcanion. he will retain the conddmteo of the public. The BISPINSARY is nodes the Doctor's own on

Weakness and nobility. Tvmoflow Such an audit it. wukness. or dobility. and those vb.

aller day you have been putting me ed and thwarting ' m o o '11 b, 1, 3o Paulina“ '1” d°"' " a” 5°" “’l" W'i‘m- I'm: n“ °t Wii'l'wl “ °‘°‘ 5‘" m '0 he

me. but now you are even willing to’takn the letter mg. {"5 com". ’ u l 0" wuxxoy . rR‘S‘R' “V100 *0 the P00? Gr.t"° mmamu of“, m

. in person rather than he should not have it. This I Th... I "-u m on p . Charlotmown. May is, To yo persona “m' in; w. "h' l 3' 0°" my "0"": ""1 "it" Nottce to Debtors. mentol mucosa. www.“fiar~

' ‘ ‘ t ' h ' 'th - - » . ll very kind in You. bro her! a s sand. wt ill. you can pay. with me. a Visit to her. ALL "mm 5mm“. m m. tom." rim m “mm. SCHOOL BOOKS_ pm. Wm “mam in MMthnfl m.

“331".” mi“. dud. 0‘ i'”, 3 "bid" “WV”! ‘ You are a prince for aiding a friend. Phili .' infill“. em a: an. {in m. b. '

I” did MI lull! ‘0 00"“. “milk 5' “1"”! u I“ said Ellery. grasping his hand and warmly shakng Ifiitidr'irme. sustain hymn“ burning is their LARGE SVPPPY 017- mm fin we hag":

"Null. ‘ . . it. ° Take 'no denial from your friend. the Don. her Mil“ dent-d "fill at." fill-“hint deb“ 5' in“ “it sull‘Y‘,‘ ' SWIMU “wk” they should therefore undergo a comes of thin plat... -

I ‘.I want it over. and you be convinced that he is old “we, 3 1 mu“ m g“. g at once. Y ‘ é““‘;;£';mm;"Mh~ dicur. which cnottreo lasting health.

Indifferent to on. no that you can give yourself to s And you mg, depend upon 5.. you. “.5 .5." MCKINNON & FRASER. WEE...“ [gigglingun Disorders 0! Milton.

'9 "0"" _ 9“ h“? 5}“ “min” 1°“ {truth I be gratificd.’ ‘answorod the mulatto. with very 0"“; m.“ "M Ch'”"‘" 3 P I . -—-aan—- if these Pills be used according to the «a M ‘ ‘ "mm" “ 1 ("l “' "'5 “mm 1 "1”" " Ito-iii" lisniflum- ' But "by do you lit-ten ?’ ""5" m‘ Im' " " allsehool looks in general use throughout the Island. on and the comm rubbed over the lesion on ant-m as

least once a day as salt is forced into meet. it will pursue. the kidneys and correct any derangement of their m Should the sfiiiction be stone or gravel. than the Diana-O should be rubbed into the neokol the bladdm. ands“ thys will convince the conduct that the dent of the two- medics‘ is astonishing.

Disorders of the Stomach- Are the sources of the deadliest maladies. their doe" to vitinteall the fluids of the body. and to send a poison‘ stream through all the channels of circulation. Now what in the operotscn of the Pills? Theycleanns tbnbowainna- gnlatntlichver. bring therelaxedorirritatndotemaobbto a natural condition. and acting through ‘ ripen thewbloodltnzlhohsngethe mutate mag citssean health. exnrdsing a teneous and some elect upon all {to parts and Motions v»

to of remains. The peculiar to thawssknrson. sso

invarisbl Mud without or incon ' use of “incurs "Ill- The”: the dicineforalldhsases incidcntnIto funnies of all ages.

Bilions Motions. All young children should have administered to them. to. time totlmc. a few doses of these Pilln. which will ' their blood. and enable them to safely through the - forcnt disorders incidental to culm. such as measles. ing’cough. cowpock. and other inhntlb diseases. These Pi s aecsohsnnieseinthcir naturenoncttoinjnrethemootdell- cats constitution. and are thcrdoro more peculiarly adopted on c crrestive of the burners sifeeting them.

' 6m "'“i‘i‘bfi’ir'w

UST RECEIVED by the Subscriber. per schooner Mary

horn Vermouth. a full and complete Cargo of those celebrated stoven, consisting of Cooking. Box and Franklin. the character of which in so well known to our Inland farmers. to whom they have given such satis~ faction. They will be sold at the usual terms. for Cash or

spprovod Notes. Ii. J. CLARKE.

hand. and for sale at nor, low prices. at liAitV 8'8 BOOKSTORE.

Queen Street.

yielding as you could Wish 3" ‘ Why ? It is the opera-diviuit ’n ni ht l I 2¥ou.wlll do II I 40""? must be there! for ' would not long a not‘e for a

' so. . . ' pearl each i What ! a lady‘s glove. I’hili l' ax- ) ' r5“ 1°“ 7'“ “0‘ ("l °‘ "0"“ claimed the young man. ntoo ing and liftinpg from “mm 3' "M' a k TM '60va 0" "ill." “0‘03"” told“ 5! “1° ’0“: the door beside the table a white glove. made for a girl. and addressed in a delicate bond. small band. ‘ You have visitors of the other sex. ‘ Janus DAILY. ESQ" too. my lonely anchorite ! I have had an auspicious; No. -- Cenircl Wharf) I had heard the retiring rustling of silks before I

‘ New retiro.’ said Ciow. taking the note. There W“ “mm” 1’

in my hell ! I expect a visitor! As noon on he is ‘ h V“ ‘ 8‘0“ 1 {Wild °' ll“ “"4 “‘I brought

one I will to the opera with you. Ycude not home.’ ' . . ' :ing till eight, and it in now but oevon.’ ‘ Thai is not so. Philip ; for see you. this has the

The young qu.dmn I.“ :5. .purmu with . very shops of the fuluesn of the fingers. and looks slight expression of gratification animating her dark “ 1‘ Jul! ‘1?th 03'- I would swear It was warm handsome eyes. but which she strove to conceal WM“ 1 08]" ml . _ . . under a look of composure and indifference. After ‘ Mn Ellery Will oblige me by keeping his gay

.5. Ind pma .bmu‘h m. door, 1.. my...“ 5... conclusions to himself. will take the glove.’ stops. and locked it; and at the some moment 5 '1“. Ni" ii i" 3'" I 'm n“ I”! in” 1001' V8 lowed $30!.“de "Wit "3'0!"th terms;

, ~ . , do" a. m. "mm. affairs. i’hilip. It is a charming band were that! our hopes. s l" . Mills the 3m 0‘ 0|}! HI)" el- 23 idle??al::i:.g t:ponn e pannel will)th g“..- Wilt tell me how you came by it, Philip ?' tabiished in Prince) ounty. duct]! rplcet wing liberal nib. “a. I . "an t I will in a few days-—uot now. By-aud-bye you 9.35"" .f';g§fl§£fi“"§;23fi en an” o mumm-

cl" crow gh. no... owned door. .nd Old.“ know; “v.7” hh. “balm. . or u 1' w r y g “mind cum“. 3",”, singular mooning. which Ellery did not notice. summ.mde‘ Anm 9' 1865. , ‘ You are over at your post. Philip.’ said this I“ ‘ mm.“ “l” I" ‘0“ MI in". end Clow

young man. with a gay uir. but which nevertheless "mg" "l. ‘P‘flmw‘ 0‘ hi. Um.“ Spring GGOdS.

° 1 u I I g g ' . d .4 I found her mnflied in a hood and shawls. $3.?“ “In” . c. . U 00 0 common ‘ ’8' P Throwing on a furrod cloak. and taking a hat with '

A You m dark 1...“... . up. Em"; a...“ a brood brim. he took her arm and led her along a Claw. with civility. an if desirous of conciliatiug his dillill’lvuufldfll 5 318M 0‘ mm. dimnded IIIOUMI‘.

a, ' p - 3.. I w“. d u b" entered a room elegantly furnished creased it and “glut”; m gm no" 0 ’0 m8 descended a flight of nail stairs. opened a door1 and

‘ I am quite full of news; but more um. emerged upon) stront scino_distnncc from that in all. I am full at that lovely little Jewish opera “‘0 {foil 9! ll" 0'0 hlbllolwn- Here snarl-Inge gin r1 1 h". 1..."; 5..., I... night w“ m. “mg was III waning. into which he assisted hll orator. and n' t, “d I “I i. "W"... 55. i. am... 1 I do then followed her. merely saying to the driver. ' It not know which most to praise. her voice or her 1‘ “HOV” fI'll

It I: w TOBACCO FACTORY.

IIE Subscriber begs to inform the cltinene of Charlotte. town. and the Country in general. that he has 0 a New Tobacco Factory on QUEEN ST". E l‘. in the promises lately occu ed by hlr. Whitlord. Painter. and situated op 'te Ir. illiam Saecotcn‘s. Movies on tenlod. for the last Seven Years. the man- ufacturing ofTobacco in the Inn well known as LOWDEN'S with unequalled success. he will fearlessly warrant his To- bacco as second to honours the Colonies. and would enr- nestly advise the public to call and Judge for thannslven bo-

foro purchasing elsewhere. CHAS. QUIItK.

Orwell Cheap Store. 3 September mu. use.

New Tobacco Factory

AT SUMMERSIDE.

ii E SUBSCRIBER havin JUST OPENED a FACTORY at SUMhIEli. IDE. is repaired at Supply Whoiosslc Customers with the slnml Manu- factured TOBACCO. warranted n good article. at the Ch'town. Julyals. 1866.