s -_.m.._s 4...... _ . _ “A” wwuw...” ..... ._ . _._, w .. m»--. .. .. ._->_ , .. w, .. a”... - ~» “w “wet — W“... New... mwm» ‘ m. A I > “My”- A «gr-m ~—r r1» ‘-~-am.t_fl WW I] a t ‘ r u . by an enemy, having suelra female an enemy showflozhoflzttee. Bit armeddasfrs‘nk Ititi'tlhunaltl‘spemtitcilnlg ‘ . ._,‘ ’ what his private habits heye been.’ s ' 's. tt eevi eneeein an o _ tieir - ‘ ‘ y a. y _ t I will say no more. Let him answer for himself. strong proofs upon him, and he comlnued to the A A ' I THEY SAY - Shall I call him is ? 0r shall I at once call the saintelgrsve tone: __A N D- """ oflicer, and surrender him to the laws?’ ‘ ave you any enemies i" v Tl“! “Ml Wlflbplm" "my ‘10» Mr. Weldon spoke in a voice sorrowful and stern. ‘ N one in particular that I am aware of, sir i' he l “’3 MW e“ a”? PW“ “’0 3m"! ml“? The lines of his face were rigid. The expression of answered, withta tone of surprise ; but his thoughts , “m an .d a. M iuleNl Er£¥gzfl w 0%, for SALE 0% Bnmfwvem "ammo Flmmmu)

his eye severe. yet full of pity.

‘ I know your regard for this unhappy young man, l was aware of his intimacy in your domestic circle. fir. \Veldon. I therefore resolved to keep. the matter in my own breast until I should see you upon the subject.’ ‘Sir, you were infinitely kind to think ef my

Suspicion may arise from nought

But malice, envy. want of thought; - Why count yourself among the “ they." Who whisper what they dare not say?

They uy-J-But why the tale rehearse And help to make the matter worse?

Negood can possibl accrue ‘ecliugs.' From telling what niay be untrue; ‘ 1 therefore took the check, note, and letter, put AM“. u n“ . Wt. pm .hem in my pocket, called on Clapp, tlierolice

‘ t ~nptttin gothim to follow me and describing aily's To Want 0‘ “u an be” ’0‘ can P appeara’nce, bade him stop him if he should see him 3”", __won I,“ “mum be .0_ pass out i for I did not know but that on seeing me my 4“ mo m6 of woe? here, he would suspect my business, slid try to cficc Will It the bitter wrong redress, ""1 353%: (“d not 9,

’ s

Gnu“ m“ was °f "no" 1°“? " ‘ No. He set very cooly, as if trying to face it w‘“ “‘5’ "Th" u" “um” int; though I observed he colored deeply as I came

Henceforth to “ go and sin no more?” my ‘ That was owing to aromark of my own, which I made to him just as you happened to come in ; for i saw the blush oversproud his face.’ ‘ You are stilldisposed to. hope he is innocent.’ ‘ I do ho a he is innocent, air. But let him speak for himself’ ‘ As I was shout to say, Mr. Weldon, I have kept

They say—49h! pause and look within. See how thy heart holinesto sin 5 ‘ Watch, lestludnrk tetnptation‘s hour Thou. too. should‘st sink beneath its power; Pity the flail. weep o‘er their full. .v , Bot speak of good or nocenll.

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FREDERICA. Tull BONNET—GIRL. CHAPTER ; X VIII.#COM£1W¢¢L ‘I have not such faith. Adam “fits a better man

Twain“, ’ h J Di .1 ItlllN f ‘ » t an ames aiy an at 2c c oneo us are ‘3‘" g?" aha? mmfdggn‘xgggemnc? be a infallible till we lie nailed fairly up'iu our coflins.’ {0" a!” 3' ° rides“ ‘2 the do»? w" a" am Mr. Weldon could not do otherwise than smile at h I“ “3:33: u mgy mind mpxmmunic“. these queer allusions, but it was but a transient wit’li :2“. a "not! no l)o man came in, and influired emolmq': Had-“W” "mam" damn“ “ 5mm" {0" m°- I 'Pl’m’mh" “l° ide'k‘ “Ed Wok“ ‘qspim' guild? u please, Mr. Morley, I will examine James H‘ Md“ me ‘ nom’ 'ud lefl' "3 u" a“ nom’ alone, a my hiiusc. I do not feel able to doithow.

long as the Bank has lost nothing—st least but one hundred dollars—J am willing that he should be examined privately.‘ ‘ You are very thoughtful and very kind, sir. It should prefer this course for many reasons. lie may prove innocent.’ The cashier drew the corners of his eye-brows down, and then arched them, slightly twisted his mouth awry, and smiled increduousy.

which will explain .itselt‘, Mr. Welden.’ added the cashier, handing to him the letter. The merchant readasstoltows: , ‘ To his. Mortar,

‘ Sin,—I feel it my dot to caution you against you, profeesi to be

There, sir,’ he added, taking none hundred dollar uoteitrom his pocket-book, and. laying it before the banker, ‘ there is the amount unreplnoed which was checked for. As the forged name was iny own, and the bank is, happily, no loser, if you will allow the affair to be in my hands, you will do me a favor,

in running over those whom he had ever known, rested for an instant on Carlton Ellery, and then on Jack Brigs, as the only enemies he had. ‘ There is the burglar, sir, whom I tried to arrest, three weeks age, under the Franklin arcll. Jack Brigsl He has always been an enemy to me.’ (To be continual.)

K EN '1‘ C '1‘ 1i BET CLO l‘l’I [NG STU ll ii Tlll‘l subscriber has just received. and offersfor sale on reasonable terms. the following goods :—

llluclt Broadcloth: and lloesltins,

'l‘weeds and Silk Mixtures,

lit-any Whitney: and Beavers. &c.. the. The above Goods will be found suitable for Fall and Win tor went, and can be recommended to the Public Is being of a first-rate quality. He has also on hand, and is manufac- turing continually, READY-MADE CLOTHING in—

(Net Coats, Suck Coats.

Shooting Costs. Pants, Vests, &c. The subscriber pays particular attention to the wants of workm men; and, to accommodate them, he is manufac- turing lomespun Suits, which kind of wear will he found to give more satisfaction to laboring men and mechanics than attvthing else they can purchase. liberal

numerous friends and customers for the vet patron-

en before.

PATRICK REILLY.

October 10,1866.

‘MoKINNON a PRASEBS

cesarean cannons. I’BINCE STREET.

RE—OPENED!

llE Subscribers, in announcing the rc-o iening of their

Factory. des ed by fire in the eary part of the Summer, avuiltltesue ves of the opportunity of returning thanks for the very liberal patronage extended to them in the past. and respectfully request a continuance of the same for the future. Their new Fttclufl‘ being so large and so well fitted up as to be wound to none in l'riuce Edward island. and, moreover. a large Stock of the very best liste- rlali used in their trade having been lately received by them from the United States, their facilities for carrying on Business are greatly increased, and they are now prepared

to supply

10 also takes this opportunity of sincerely thanking his

ego bestowed upon him during the last rune years. and to respectfully solicits continuance of the same, as he is better

the matter secret so far; and if you desire it, so ESPN“ ‘0 “WWW” the!“ ill" 1‘3“ “I” h“ 3*“ W”

Fire! Fire ! ! Fire l!

and Lmsmmm) pltul'Elu‘l t5, and FARMS. in Bonner and otherpsrts of the Island. in good cultivation, well wooded, and possessing other advantages; and for which good and valid titles. I!“ immediate possession can b. 'th'n

5 Also. four LOTS. being the residue of thirteen Building Lots. (the other nine having been sold the resmt Season that mo-t advantageous mercantile situation known as “ SUMMER. ILL." adjoing MUN'l‘AG H BRIDGE, um miles from Georgetown, where close to 150.000 bushels of Produce are aililuall ship it, . and nearly all paid or in Outs, Americans and other speculatorspurchase hero and ship for Great Britain, the nitc States, are.

A number of Stores, Wharf». a Moctin House, l'ost Olliw. and Tom moo Society have been established for nova; line; with ltltllty (trial and bow and Clot Mills in the vicinityt wbvfl a so unyfiquautit of all kinds lumber can ballad n trodeat low rates. "Suntan. HILL is " the only h‘eahohll’ropcrty for solo in the p on wine fire-riders it most desirable for use

above class of arti'vans now so much wanted ill this rising town. A STORE and DWELLING on it, capable of holding 16,000 bushels produce, with a double \Vharf and site for g

Lime ltd-i, will be sold or leased on reasonable terms. _ .

- Plans, particulars or any other information can be obtained by calling at the office of Messrs. its”. tb Sore, Land Surveyorsfiharlottetown. Reference can also be had front W. Swuulwou, F. l'. Neuron. 'l‘llos. A2002“ Georgetown; JAS. llllolmutcu. Campbelton. Lott; F. W. lluulucs, Examiner Utliee. Charlottetown. and to the subscriber at Orwell, who is also Agent for the sale of Manny’s Mowing l‘quhlno, the celebrated Yarmouth COOKING STOVE. and also for the Felling Mills of Messrs: Boylutu, Mill View, the llonble. J“, McLAltIN, New Perth, FINMY W. McDoxaw. i‘inetto; where CLOI‘H is received and returned with do.-

itch. “‘ RICHARD J. CLARKE. Orwell Store, Aug. 10, 1864. E I

THE LONDON AND Lafioasmltn ElkE A!» arm , INSURANCE COMPANY,

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

CHARLES YOUNG October 19, 1864.

hflflbdfll.

it. W. G. SU'l‘HElli.AND has removed fl'omhie late residence on Queen Street.

die ll)t Qlonttr of (final (duct-gt 85 that Struts

Agent. ALL CURES MADE EASY!

, i e or w IIQLLOWAYLS OINTMENT.

"wt-Ive

and would respectfully inform his friends and customers. that. by lots arrivals of direct iniportations from EUROPE, he has greatly added to his

LARGE STOCK

.017...

DRUGS. CHEMICALS. PEWERY

'lind Legs, Ulcerous Serge, Bod Breast»: and Old Wounds.

' No dcscnptton of wound. sore l ’

tug properties of this excellent Ogu‘istfncl.c‘;l:‘:v‘ofifxdle;

readily assume a health appearance whenova' till ileum applied; sound esh springs up from the holistic:

paying an Lichecks offers drsw‘n by r. Wefden,merchant,on Central lim-t‘, sir,’ as in all 1&0“de Mich clue“ "I" 1’0” to be ‘ Certainly, most certainly, sir,’ answered Mr. forgeriee, if offered If you by My. oldou'sbead Morley, delicately folding up the bank-note. clerk, or by a lad with light hair and blue eyes, ‘Be assarcdlshallinveatigato the painful business whoin he has selected to present tbe'miflrosombhng as closely as you could wish. If the accused is Mr. Weldoa‘s song My motive In warning you puilty, ] shall not full to surrender him to the law; proceeds trons the dictates of a troubled console-cc. or if he is as guilty as these papers would make him, for I have been I. 301“! atticipelor "1 lb. crime 0i he deserves haugingl I will retain the two written ' deceiving you, with Mr. ally, the clerk alluded to; notes, and the check, if you please.’ Notice, to Debtors bl“ I 0‘" no '09:" 20' "Id be h'i‘PY- Jmnes ‘Tlmy 0" you"! M" “Widow ALL persons indebted to the foregoing Firm arc earnest- Daily began his operations by employing the lad ‘You will oblige me by keeping this unhappy ly It‘qut‘stfll to make immediate payment of their respective '* you have It) often seen. and who Will present you a affair-poem; for the present} rice-cunts. The losses sustained by the burning of their forged check, this morning, torutwentyl-tive hundred s I h.“ up Why, ,0 speak of in You are aware 1 1:22;? demand that these outstanding uebts be paid up dollars, which 'I hope you Wl 110! are paid ore should not be sustained in my full payments of over- ' _ r v v, , i a this caution reaches you. . He began, I say, about drawn checks by the directors, it’ the affair should U P. c sitth 8‘ rIlASLR' three weeks l8°i by Oiflblaflfilbl'iqlm youth to not come out. I would rather it should be kept asquict p 1,05,42,10: 3rd {666 ’ g p In am A“, ls'm Mid "ION i 0 0 c o 8 ""00 Vb as oss'ble. B sides even if he is null h ' -————---1 -~ z I 5 ———v » ——-w---—---—-— "' -' duln my up i . ‘ ‘ gorloviofdnging, he paid back again the overpluz: yes)”; :nuh an; may ’yet be saved.» ° I y’ e I. a V ‘ ‘ it all school Books in general use throughout the Island, on way”: dgémfliiififlhimg"i‘qlfiffigrub“; was to deeeivethebauk into security, and blind you ! e l, he is gut-y" '9 “newomd Mr. ‘vouon . Wm} Jbb'l lihbhlVEl) by the Subscriber. per §chooncrllary hand, and for sale at Mt!) lovar‘rces. at. ' simultaneously they drive all nfimmuon .ud dqm'm. ' - - . . .’ from \ com. a full and. epic lcte Largo of those 11Mth 3 BUOhSTORE. from the system. subdue um “mo” .11 w... m , p M This was done twree. In .both cases It was thopcrt severe emphasis, - ll. would be. an imposition upon1 Wham...) , tovc.’ consistlnb (3 Cooling. ‘nox and Queen Street. oints, and leave :1... mm... ma mum. m m mg)“: . of aanbtle plot, deeply laid by Daily. for roe tug. Inciety to let him loose upon it; if he is guilty, 1 Franklin, the character of which is so Wt‘ll known to our AugustB, 1866. ll . on, A cum my “my. bedroom, (mm “mm “m, Viz: b and-bye, u rich arvest. 0f the last that , for 5h.“ pmwu‘e him for forgery, sip, were ho my own island farmers, to whom they have given such general Enlls- N E ,wcmmwwu. if “m u” of mole medicine. be pmuwud hr. GI...“ hundred, which mi, upright clerk {organ and 'on I. , faction. '1 boy will be sold at. the usual terms, tor Cash or Lruptions Scnld u] l l ’ I the lad presented, only one thousand were re- Mr. Morley looked in the firm mnntenuaoe of the 'ppmndmom’ r J CLXRKE F bt’hc Sk. ’ ugwor m’ and am.“ as you will recalled, one hundrcd‘beiug merehtuit with a stare of surpriseat the imprcseivc 0 ‘ u C} “ Sm” " ' ' ‘ r "E Submib" box. ,0 mom u", mm“ or Chulutm , 1‘ ' lll menses. ke‘pt‘baek by him. Thit was obly‘the list picking decision in his tones, and then bade him ‘ good "‘ gopnfibfi, mm" 18m ; town. and the Country in general, that he has owned ” $33.?fmmmc’: “'"l‘ "m" ‘Y‘lie'r. the utmost reliefs-id of Daily’s harvest, which he promised to himself. morning,‘ took up his hat, and bowed himself out, -r~—-»——-—~’— To —~-————¢———~—§———~'~---—~« aNngoptulea? Ettcgcggyfin Q‘U’plf stilt Jul. ‘an m. 5;" mp? [$541115] obtatpzelo in all complaints He‘had now got you familiar with his clerk’s face. James, on seeing the cashier pass out, and go ‘ C‘V .l. Ollflcco Ii actory :tflfi’ré'gfmgfighi’r‘l .Eilimysnctsw‘u.‘.‘l "as “men my,th pmm BM “'3‘ “a” In“;em‘;;%:‘:: £131. 2131”; (the blue-eyed led.) and bad lull“! {our felt". by down stairs, rose from adesk where he had seated Arr SUB/1‘ N111; [1S1 IJE. "mm, ,qumm ML m, we hm 3cm, Ymr,‘ the WW skmdmascs indicate the depravity ot the blood and derango promptly positing when over-checking. It now himself in the outer counting-room, to complete the ‘ q , mommy“ |_ ', "N1, 01mm?” ufnt'turlngoftd‘obltoooit’ll“! firm wellltllowllasLU\VDEN's insutof thaliver and stomach, conse uently, in may”... remained for him to pursue the play in his own writing he was engaged upon, and returned to the 1:. {“(,ili(')ll'{‘y’ 1‘“ siml-I‘L'Rgnh‘. * in "mama on! [pith uncmmilen1 success. he will! icailcslsly martin: 'l‘o. zigtfifizimfiwudotp‘prrgyufihc tggdm 1c}: xglpttmfiecwd *0 way. All he would have to do, when he wanted inner room. Ila had not seen Carlton Ellery, who .“ ) fl ‘ “mum,” C,,;{,,,‘um wimp“, 81m}, Mm” “‘°° “vim?” "’ "5’3"" "l ' ° "’- °""" “" m“ m": helm NVEJ.Althou h an}. ' mm ' "an" . . . . . . . b 1 l y \ neatly ud lat the public to tall and Judge for themselves be P 8 upuou may be driven outs-ole funds for his private purposes. to pay gambling had departed, forgetting his bills of lading, as soon fawn“, TOBACCO. “Mlmmfl a gum, mm“ M u“, {on pummn‘ MM”. , (ml, than befm, ma which wow be women“ pm". debts, the, was to drag a clieek on your bsnllrl, send as he saw that the cashier was admitted into Mr. VL')‘ v lowest prices, :qu till the tnostgeasoimbte ton-ms; cuss. QUIRK. “M” “ “WV-WY- 't the outlt reoe M t e mono an t on so Weldon’s rivate room. nut llnws his Fill-tot", in-liwuw iii-stol‘tho kind 05- ~ _ - . . Immb, s thai Mr.‘Weldon wouldbe keyptln ignorance P utblislitl-d ill l’rlnce donutyfwill meet with liberal 50 re Thronts’ Dlpt‘hona' Qumseyt Mum” of a“ diminmhn of his funde. This was, and i. big patronltfic f'rpln the ’rl'lltlt‘l'S uud Merchants of Summer- and all other lhmngements PM: And. OI the first fruits of ilo‘llo has this side, out l’l'lnce County gt‘llcl‘llllk'i‘xlcx “BILLY llthnklatlo llis ltxcfllcney §he Lieut. (loseraor, his of the Thmat, ' ' ‘ .i . , ., - Worshi the ayor and Iorporst on the tire epertment, . , sexism:sedatt‘setllwnzznzz n... a. n ' , , ~ , . , _ I Sprlng Goods. liege, his thundeend the public generally. for their hcrolc neck and up r p." o! u“ chug ” u m puma” a“

mu TOILET ARTICLES in "not, the wound, inflsinnuition of the surround' k' and a complete and permanent euro 'quickl'; follow“ .0:

of the ointment.

Carriages, Sleighs, are,

in as good style as can be got up in tho Cl". Md “P0” ‘3 ‘ ‘ reasomblo ttrinu. hmdgbc‘xghzlxg Piles Fistulas and I l? ml I mm . Job work of all kinds in our line strictly attend- mm“ and hopes the same may he continued towards him Th ’ . ’ n en “fin won trustin that. by asaiduity and attention in every branch of m “godl'md'm‘ "id. "cumulus mm. n“ "‘1‘ °'" his iro essiou. he will retain the confidence of the public. u 5“". by “'° "mm" “W‘“""'“’ “ ‘ 3' "u “’ (5‘ The DISPENSARY is Md" the Docwf. own .“ o oway s Uultmcnt, and closely attend to the printed in. structlous. It should be Well rubbed upon the neighboring parts, when all obnoxious matter will be removed. A poul- tlcc of thread and water may sometimes be applied at bed time With advsutn c ; the most scrupulous cleanliness mun be observed. ’1! one who read this paragraph will bring y under the notice of such of their so uaintances whom it out: onccrtt. they will render a service illatwill never be forgot- n, as a cure to certain.

Worcester's ictiouary Rheumatmm’ Gout and Neuralgin' ' Nmmng “'5 "‘0 WW0! of reducing inflammation and sub.

to. Painting also dime in the best style. V ’ MCKINNUN & FRASER.

pcrvision. Advice to the Poor (imam. Charlottetown, May 16. SCHOOL BOOKS-

LARGE SUPPLY OF— Sullivun's Spelling Books, Lcmuc‘s Grammars, Carpenter's S telling Books.

Cll'towt't. Julylts, 1360. CARD. W ll. \VATSON '0ch to tender his sincere and hoertlelt

n—e—u-o—u-

CIXAPTER XIX. run ram. Ann run Juneuur.

- Jane saw as soon as he entered that the counten- , . defraud lb. M 0‘; “3d ‘3 I know h" “9“ “hi-“*3 i exertions in saving part of his stock and turnltnre from the . . ‘ i 1" mb ones of Mr. Weldon was changed, and wore a .ook . glands, a. m g 1. {owed mm mm: m “mm 'm o "u m g ' “a u I m 10 for me can. he had never seen upon it. He feared at once that r 112 Subscriber has now completed his Impomtioas toi- {gyfikfin‘mfi'mma “mam °“ a“ Mini“ °f and” “MW inflammation and ulceration, Th. mm ,3. 'm'

man... all h for th l . . . . . .. .. ~ ..

be tailed i:ts3¥brbtl::§)b?lhgh (music‘s 110:2: gillelli‘lg his; lllatlhbzfallepchlm, thdet lngelllgoucg BluTx‘fgflsgmg‘; ' I'm“ “"1 Amid“ {mm ad'it‘l’la‘rzfnglglfnl'pitronas: orig: - - P. are a “9 onvee 0 lm'an ' , . < it e - ear obogsotlr

ll Ofln ill. bank In season, llOptIl , that should any he Yvi‘mdd‘o ‘lk ; bym mg" w“. “yuernau i’n his lack Brood cloths and llocsluns. anc Coatings and "mm eh“ N. “we of bum“. I. m”, n (M premium for.

J O I I V ' ‘ fl ate be takal 3.!“ D It ‘lll’lw Should i . - - “W‘ch “fwd lrowmlf‘gs' R.“ ‘1’ ' tad." LID‘hlngt erly occupied by the late lion. Robe-r: Hutchinson, where . . the milk-t. my brow." m“ h“ u w.“ M I’ may 1" 31:113.th12:;mibxtfh‘buldalli?: lldappe‘honednlggg: M.“ “9" “"9" “W” l "5 BWM- tits! and iii; Wm “mm” to meet thickets of hisnumerous customers Th“ ‘1‘“ 0‘ 0"“ may be cured by ltollowsy'e Purify“.

' ' l t . h N t' . - . ~ . . .. M 0'". by "mu on,“ finch, “"3 my present the. “ob m “r of unhppinou in him Jun“ Wm“ Loam“. 5 ‘9" “3' ° 9‘3"“! ' " “‘8' Prian until he resumes business at the old stand. Queen Street. fills and Ointment, as their double action of parityln the !

Omens. ‘ sham-Jun omabms’rb'ssinst- ‘icbins‘v which Will be about the first of December next blood and ttmxthmin _ I . g the system renders than more IK- voluntaryjnfors‘n‘atton/Flveu gill! ginkgo!“ ' rmmd M. "mt we “bk. expecting “ch momem iii" able thenauy other remedy tbr all complaints of a muffin ‘ " n “E "i" when Mr. Weldon would make known to him what