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LADY I-‘BANh'LlN'S APPEAL T0 Ttir: NOIITII.

IY WK. GLAND IOUIII.

Oh, where, my long lost one, urtthou! ‘Mid Arctic seas and wintry skies? Deep, Polar night is on inc now, And hope, loug wrecked, but mocks my cries: I am like then! from frozen plains In the drasr zone and sun on air, My dying, lonely heart complains, And chills in sorrow and despair,

Tell me, e Northern winds! that sweep Down mm the raylcss, dusky day-

“ here ye have horns, and where ye keep, My well belov'd within your sway;

Tell me. when next ye wildly bear The icy message in your bssntb,

Of my beloved! Oh. tell me where Ye keep him on the shores of death!

Tell me, ya Polar sees! that roll From ice-bound shore to sunny iale— Tell me, when next ye leave the Pole, Where ye have chained my lord the while! On the bleak Northern c|ifi'I wait \Vilh tear-pained eyea to see you come! Will ye not tell me, erc too late.‘ Or will ye mock, while I am dnnib?

Tell me, oh tell me. mountain waves! \Vheuce have ya leaped and sprung to-day? Have ye passed o'er their sleeping graves That ye rush wildl on your way.’ \Vill ye sweep on an hear me too Down to the caves within the deep? Ob, bring some token to my view That ye my loved one safe will keep!

Cnnst thou not tell me, Polar Star! Where in the frozen waste he kneels? And on the icy plains afar Ilia love to God and me reveals.’ Wilt thou not send one brighter ray To my lone heart and aching eye? \Vilt thou not turn my night to day, And wake my spirit ere I die!

Tell me, oh dreary North! for now My soul is like thine Arctic zone; Beneath the darkened skies I bow Or ride the stormy sen alone! Tell me of my beloved! for I Know not a ray my lord without! Oh! tell me, that I may not die A sorrower on the sea ofdoubt!

A MONAR.CH’S DEATH. -———o Sad at heart with life, and weary- I"utnre hopeless. cold and dreary, Ever void of fricndsliip's token,

In the world was he alone: Bitter lot for suffering mortal Lingering on death’: silent portal;

Worse that he, with spirit broken, Sat upona kingly throne.

Youthful days a sunshine wearing. Benuteous bride his kingdom sharing, Every fairer hope besperiliing Life for him were robes of bliss: \Vhilc the bridal year was wailing, She, with meeknees nncomplaining, Brighter worlds of comfort seeking. Left a broken heart in this.

Lonely now—by all forsaken, Fresh his early memories wakcn, Picturing her sweet face and figure Through the mists of forty years; Tenderly upon him smiling, Fanev paints her, grief beguiling, Till the truth, in all its rigour, Leaves him nought but fruitless tears.

Busy thoughts his bosom thronging, Sudden rose a fearful longing As ifthore all hope was centered, Once more on her face to gaze; Quickly to the church he wended, Down the rugged steps descended, Silently the vault he entered, Tried the collin-lid to raise.

Olfit flew. Ilow still within it Lay that form; and for a minute Life seemed in the collin lying,

So unchanged the well-known face; Beautiful as sleep. yet calmer, Cunningly the skilled embalmer,

As for ever they were flying, Stay’d each tint that life can trace.

One last, lingering look is taken; And the aged monarch, shaken By the face that never alters Gazing on in youthful bloom, That sad vision unavailing Turns to leave, but vigour failing, On the very threshold falters, Finding there the welcome tomb.

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Missed at length—in fruitless seeking Pass the night, and morning breaking, Ever thin their search delaying,

Til it c anced his ste were seen,- Ilifeless, in the vault they ound him, $Vith the dead one’: arms around him,

He had sought the bosom, dying.

\Vlicrc his love had ever been.

Ilarictics.

Dun-ns or A Mrss:si.—A curious instance of avarice on the part of a man named Murdoch Munro, was discovered by his death which happened at Kelly lately. He came to live in Kelly about 58 years ago, and during the greater part of that time was employ- ed ss a labourer on the Blairadam estate, until a few weeks back, when from his cnfeehlcd state of health, he was engaged in break- ing road metal up till a few weeks of his death. Ile lived with n endow in Kelly, and on the occasion of his death she_had been _at work out of doors, when a neighbour happened to look in to enquire for Murdock, and it was discovered he was dead. Upon opening a chest, the first thing that resented itself was a bank cheque to the value of £190 of the Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh, neatly folded in a piece of per and sewed inside an old jacket. In the centre of the chest were £118 in £1 and guinea notes, partly of the British Linen Company. and of the Bank of Scotland, of data IBIS; and strewsd along the bottom £84 in silver were found, rolled up ‘in same ot 10s sash, and some Is our in cop r eein—tho‘ whole snionnti to no less a sum than £l,041 Cs opt. He was not least uuspscteill‘, of having mono , but lookedupon as one deserving char- It , so much so, that Sir Chas. Adam accidentally meeting with him slew weeks ago, gave him Is. to relieve his spparont poverty.- ff/uM’rs Journal.

Cooauuss.-—'I'he following orders. . ["89 0_0|l|f0I'l 10 the pamongcrs who heard them, were given I a captain of an American western stssuibost, when she was about to engage in a case with another stosinbcat:—

" Rosin up tlisr, and tall the engineer to shut down the safety valves. Give her . Goatlemou who hnvn't stepped up to the

’a ofleo s sot‘lod will so to ratios to ladies’ cabin sit wspsutbosbsutorlnst. irssp! Iastlisr sip!“

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LONDON HOUSE.

U81‘ RECEIVED, at the IDNDON HOUSE, FIVE CASES FANCY DRY GOODS, flout London, ccmpvising—Lndies‘ Mantles. in the newest styles; Cloth cuibroidered Dresses; Alpha Chane, Poplin de Loire, Mosaic Crossovers. Glacia Pomilla, and other Dresses; Ilnbit Shirts and Clicmisetts in great, variety; Iowa and crochet Collars; Ladies‘ Cuffs and Sleeves; Ribbons in the latest fashions, very cheap, Bonnet and Cap Sha s, and Crowns: ii large assortment of kid and worsted Gloves; erlin Wools, in every shade; shaded do.: black, shot, pink, white, ghicie, and colored Gros dc Naples; black Satinetie: watered Silk; black and colored Silk Velvcts; liincy Cloaking; Hair Nets; Ladies‘ and Children's Sta s. in variety; worsted Hoods and Cuffs; Gents‘ Stocks; black ace Falls; colored Veils; book. jiiccnct, cainbric, swias, mull, and o'her Muslins; plain, iipriggod. and funny Boliineite; thread and cotton iags; Laces and Insertions; whisker Blonde, in variety; Artificial lowers and \Vreutlis; Ladies‘ and Children's I"eothers, very cheap; Cloak and Dress Trimmings and Buttons, in

great variety, together with numerous other articles.

II. IIASZARD. Great George Street, Q Charlottetown, Oct. 27, IBM.

X_Ifi7S~SH6W“lTOOMT is now open and well supplied with MILLIJVER Y. DRESSES. .U.lJV'.'l'I.ES,

AHOY ®©©l.'D§g Oéo

Great George Street, lath October, I85I.

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‘3.IOl[Mal[3 inpinqoind eioyoq ‘fniuaaai ailqnd nip yo uoitoadsut nip (pin; to)

‘leg; ‘soqoioo Ills! ‘loans oiroag inaig TIXVHH NVI'I'IIAA Sallltul pun iooisd pun Kitynnb yo [angina 33043 ui ‘EZICNVHDEEH MDIHHOJ P“? HSLLIIIEI sgq yo pz.it.t.tn oqi oounouun oi sfiaq aaqiaosqng atu, -nonezaodriu ssadsaqo pus 3so3.tn'1

NEW IMPOR TA TIONS. FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND UNITED STATES.

GEO. 'I‘. IIASZARD has just received per packet “ Caroline,“ part of his supply selected by hinisel , consisting of

A LARGE SUPPLY OI"

BOOKS AND STATIONERY, M.z9PS, R00./II PJIPER, F./YNCY BflSKETS, TOYS, FLUID LAMPS,

BRUSIIES OF JLL KI.’V'DS, CHE./9P.’ and a variety of other useful articles suitable for the Island.

The remainder, of his Books and Stationery purchased at the New York Trade Sales, he is daily expecting.

DCIIIHIOKIICS of the IVHOLE OF HIS L./IRGE ./IJVD V./TRIED STOCK, will be ready for delivery as soon as the wllole of his Goods have arrived.

VEIEFIE NEW MA? or PRIN CE EDWARD ISLAND, US'I‘ received and now ready for Sale, ti MAI‘ of PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, compiled from the latest Surveys by II. J. CUN DALL. Dedicated b permission to Sir Anuxaxvnun BANNIRMAN’, Lieutenant Governor, shewing all the Harbours, ltivers. Settle- ments, Churches, School houses, Mills, &c.—Sizc 3 feet 4 inches

-—Price 6s. 8d. plain. ',' Some copies will be coloured, mounted on Rollers, and made

JUD8ON’8

'01 Till CVII OI’

Coughs, Colds, llosriuoss, sptttlug of Blood, ltlgkt sweats, astkus, Liver complaints, and

CONSUMPTION.

DO NOT NEGLEC1‘ IT.

Consumption can be and has been cured, in thousands of cases, by this only certain remedy, .lUDSON'S CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF CHERRY JJVD LUNG WORT, and no remedy has ever before been discovered that will certainly

Cure Consumption.

The most strongly marked and developed cases of Pulmonary Con- suiiiplion, where the lungs have become diseased and ulceralcd and the case so utterly hopeless, as to have been wonounced by Physicians and friends, to be past all possibility ofrccovcry, and at times thought

_ to be dying, have been cured by this uoundcrful remedy, and are now

as well and hearty as ever. It is scompouiid of rv.cdicntioiis which are peculiarly adapted to and esu.-nlislly necessary for the cure of

COUGHS ./IND CONSUMPTION.

Its operation is mild, yet ellicucious; it loosens the phlegm which creates so much dilliculty, relieves the cough and assists nature to expel from the system all diseased matter by expectoration, producing sdclighlful change in the breathing and chest, sndthis, after the prescriptions ofthe very best medical men and the iiivenlions ofkind and sorroiving friends and Nurses, have failed to give the smallest relief to the Conrumplive suflerer.

THOUSANDS OF CONSUMPTIVE

persons have been deceived repeatedly in buying medicines which were said to be irifallible cures, but which have proved only pall- iativcs, but this medicine is not only a palliative buta cure for ulcerated lungs. It contains no deleterious Drugs and one trial will prove its astonishing ellicscy better than any assertions or certiliciitcs_in curing consumption and all diseases of the Lungs, such as Spitting oflilood, Coughs, pain in tlie title and elicit, night- su.-cnls. &c. kc.

‘About I000 certificates of almost miraculous cures, performed by this medicine, from some of the first Doctors, Clcrgynieri and Mer- chants, have been sent us for this medicine, but the publication of them looks too much like Quacltery, [we will show them to any per- son, "' “at our oliice.] This medicine will speak for itself and enough _in its own favour wherever it is tried.

Cauliori—This medicine is put up in ii large bottle and you must fipd the name of Judson & Co.. Proprietors, New York, on the spleu- did \Vr:ipper around the bottle. All orders must be addressed to Comstock 8:. Brother, No. 9.lohn St. New York.

To Owners of and Dealers in Horses.

C./IRL T0lV’S F 0 UNDER OINTMENT. For the cure of Founder, Split Iloof, Hoof-bound Horses, and contracted and I-‘evcrish I-‘ect, Wounds, Bruises in the Flesh, G.illi.~d Backs, Cracked Ilcels, Scratches, Cuts , Kicks, &c., on horses.

C./1RLTON’S RING‘—BONE CURE.

For the cure of Ring-bone, Blood Spuvin, Bone Spavin, \Vindgslls, and Splint--a. certain remedy.

C'.dli’LTON’S CONDITION POIPDERS FOR HORSES JND CJTTLE.

The changes of weather and season, with the change of use and feed, have a very great clfect upon the blood and sinuous lluids of horses. It is at these changes they require an assistant to nature to throiv olfany disorder of the fluids of the body tlist may have been imbibed. and which, if not attended to, will result in the Yellow ivater, Ileaves, Worms, Bolts, &.c. All of which will be prevented by giving one of these powders, and will at any time, cure when any symptoms of disease appear, if used in time. They purify the blood, remove all inflammation and fcvcnloosen the skin, cleanse the water, and invigorate the whole body, enabling them to do more work with the same feed. The action of these powders is direct upnn all the secretive glands, and therefore has the same efl'et.-t upon the Horse, the Ox, the Au, and all Herbivorous snimala—all diseases arising {gum or producing a bad state of the blood. ere speedily cured by I. em.

up in books for the pocket as soon as possible. . This M.~\P lins been engraved by \V. II. Lizars, Esq., Edin- burgh in the first style. Sold in Charlottetown by Giconas: T. IIABZARD dz llr-nun’ STAMPER; Edinburgh, by Oliver and Boyd; London, S. Ihigster

l York, C. B. Norton; Boston, Philips, Samson 8!. Co.

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81, Son; Liverpool, Wilmer dc Smith; Ilalifax, IV. Gossip; New

Cliarlottetown, Sept. 30. Just. received. and ready for Sale, COMS TOCK’S I’./IL UJIBLE JIEDICIJVES, ESIDES a large Stock of l"ltl’.NClI I‘ISI{I“U.\IISl{Y, I.ubiii‘s Baiidoliii or Curling Fluid, Ox Marrow Poiimile, Cnlcined Carbon for the Teeth and Gums, Stove Varnisli, XL Starch l’olisli for glossing Linen, Roach, Rat and Mouse Extermiiiuter, Tliompson‘s I-lye VVater for the immediate relief ofinllanied

Eyes. A large lot of Aliiiannclts to be had free gratis at the Drug

Store of JA.\IES GILLIGAN. Charlottetown, Sept. 30, I85I. _ John M‘Lean, Agent for the Sale ofCunistock’s valuable Medi- cincs at St. Peter’s Bay.

Royal Agricultural Society.

I-IN'I'LEMEN of Ilia Committee. and Members of the Royal Agricultural Society are hereby infortned, that ii quantity of

Hawthorn Berries,

in the Store of the Society is now ready for sowing, and may be had on application to the Secrelnr . Price—4s. per bushel. The Subscribers to the Royal gricultural Society are requested to pay their ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION, due the lat July last. By Order, GEO. BEER, Sec'y 6; Treasurer.

Nov. 3, I861.

Encourage Home llllanufactnrc.

PARTIES linving Cloth which they wish DYED or DRESSED

in ii superior style, may send it to the Agent for Gurney's .Mi'lIs, where it will be finished equal to any done either in Nova Scotia or New Brunswick. and at equally low rates. Information as to prices, may be obtained, and patterns seen, at the Agents, Upper Side Queen Square, Charlottetown.

E. L. LYDIAIID,

Isl. 6:. Adv Agent.

Sept. 22.

Soap ! Soap!

Constant Suppl of New Brunswick made Soa , will be kc

by the Subecri er, which will be Sold to who esale dealers at a lower rice than any other imported Soap of equal quality. Daily aspect . u lot of No. I, a superior article, for Family use. Terms Cash.

E. L. LYDIAIID.

Upper Side Queen Square, Juno 9. IBM. Alt I

Money to Lend. ONEY to lend on Mor age or other good Security on Land in Charlottetown or o alty in Sum of £50 and upwards.

--Apply at the Oflce of the Is ribor. JOSEPH IIBNSLI.-IY.

Oflioo. D_osluvisoy's Buildings. Cliurlolotowa, 7th Jeolory, IBII.

Notice.

LL Persons indebted to the Rev. Wiaaialt J. Hovaus. of

. John's, Newfoundland, Clerk, on account of arrears of

Rout, or uioiisya due to himund his late Wife Janet Einnis Hoylos, (fcrrusrl Jaud Emma Itssnio) at the time of her death, which be on the ivory of May. I848, in ruspotot lands or be ' on that portion oimshlp Naiuborll, fcrmorlybolouglug to her, and all others indebted to the said Rev. William J. Hoylss in title Island. are hereby ustlod that I have been duly empowered to rseolvo Ibo said srvosssof lost or Debts, and ilistpsyinoat tlissoofbrequhodtoboinsdotsmowitbsut do

Itemembcr and ask for CAI'tLTON’S CONDITION POWDERS, and take no others.

C:1RLTON’S NERVE ./IND BONE LINIMENT FOR HORSES,

and for the cure of all diseases of man or beast that require erlernnl application, and for rontrarlcd cards and muscles, strcngtliens u-oak lmtbs, and is ale. used for sprains, bruises. saddle galls. swelled legs, acres of all kinds on horses.

CAIIL'I‘0N'S articles for Horses and Cattle are prepared from the recipe ofa very celebrated English I-‘srricr, and will cure in ninety- iiinc cases out of one hundred of any of the above complaints. They have been used by I-‘srnicrs, livery-men, stage proprietors and utlms with the most marked and decided surccss.

Cault'un.—Nonc can be genuine unless you find the name of J. Carlton Comstock. on the Wrapper of each article.

COMSTOC'K'S VERMIFUGE.

This is the most extraordinary remedy for Worms ever used; it clfeclually cradicatcs Worms from both Adults and Children. It cannot harm the most delicate infant or strongest Adult, and never fails to completely root out and destroy all kinds of Worms. The cost, 25 cents per bottle, puts it within reach of all, ar.d all pu- rents who are without it, are wantonly exposing the lives of their children to those fell destroyers of youth, " Worms.” Look for the name of Comstock dz Brother, proprietors, on the \Vrsppcr of each bottle.

To the Old and Yomigl! -llo ! ye Red Heads and Grey!!! rirsxomsuon IN CHEMISTRY ! l ! !

E.dST I.N'DI.d H./QIR DYE.

cotolts THE Halli, arm WILL Nor 'rHr. sum.

This dye may be applied to the hair over night, the first night turn- ing the lightest Run or Guuv Haluto a dark brown, and by repeat- ing a second night, to a bright jet black. Any person may, there- fore, with the least possible trouble keep his hair any dnrk shade or perfect black; with a positive assurance that the dye, if applied to the skin will not colour it. By an occasional application, a person turning grey will never be known to have a grey hair. Di- recliono complete with the article. There is no colouring in this statement. as one can easily test.

Tliese facts are warranted by the gentleman who manufactures it, who is the celebrated Chemist, Dr. t:oiis-rocimiutlior of Com-lock’- Chemistry, I’hilosopby.snd other works, and School Books, well known and widely celebrated by line public-

Deafness.

Use Dr. Lauzs'r'ru’s Acociric On., for the cure? of DeIl'neII- Also, all those disagrcsble noises, like the buzzing of insects, falling of water, whining of steam, which are symptoms ofspproscliliig

In deafness. Many persons who have been deaf for ten, fifteen or twen-

ty years, and were subject to use our trumpets, have after using one or two bottles, thrown aside these trumpets, being made perfectly well. It has cured cases of ten, llftosa, and even thirty years standing of deafness.

HAP8 LHVIHENT FOR THE PILE8.

The worst attacks of the Piles are elfeclually and permanently cured in a short time by the use of the genuine Hey i Llalnisnt. Hundreds of our Brat eitlsens throughout the country have used this linlnicnt with complete success.

Cuiili'on—Nevor buy it unless you dad the name of Comstock 8!. Co.,‘upon the wrapper, proprietors of the genuine article.

C'ssilion—All of the sliovcnonicd articles are sold only in New York, by Comstock It. Brother, No. 9 John Street, five doors front Broadway.

Sold In Charlottetown, I’. E. Island. by 'I‘. DIISIIIIISAY. W. II. WATSON. JAMES GILLIGAN, M. W. SKINNER Drug- glots. In Plctou, at the Drug Stores 1 also by one Storekeeper la eve Town on the Island. Inquire for Corustock's Almanac for 186 , which will be given to all tram.

JOHN IPLIAN, Agent for St. Pstsr’s lay, P. I. Island.

Mu. Iowans Iriooius, ltsi-goon, I3;

Sold also In loarli, P. I'.. Island. by into Iluarott. Esq.

July is. ml.

to . JOHN IDNGWORTII. Charlottetown, May 20, I851.

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Extract of a Leuerfroiii Mr Jlutfliew Harvey, of (:5, ' - .- ' Pd Hall T08 Prof-enslsl'odrlt‘¢i,0Ey:t‘))I‘l:‘fl'(I; dated the llllli January, 1350, lll.—-Y .l bl I"|lsh bee h ' 2 . tllf .:uto|i;i'nglmi'iid1tlt: nel lIl:|’l: |:i‘l!°;:‘erl|’c'i:tl Q_rI','.II|‘l‘iI“h God I mu" was on I ic in _ cmiiicnl Doctors, who, after doing? ivliiil t r-':0IlltIl "'1' they considered my case as hopeless. I ought to say that Iliad beg mu feiiog from u Liver and Sioaiscli compluintof long stundin L‘ '|','ur- ring the last two extra ot so much worse, that every one '0 ‘ du- condiiioii as Iii-poles . Una ti last resource got a Box of your Pillsemlap soon gave relief, and by perscvsring in their use for some weeks i. ' ‘C with rubbing night and morning your Ointment over my chest ’ “II” mach and right side, I have by their means nlonc got corn lctcl" “O- und to the astonishment of myself and every boil who kaolin cured" (Sis ) MA’ "I‘HE\V HARVEY.

com: or A CASE or wizliitaass AND DEBII. I-‘OUR YEARS’ STANDING. I" or

Extract of a Letter roni Mr. PVi'lli'oin Smith ' Thoninr Strcri, (J3-ibion Street, Lnnibeth, ddlgd JDvbdd¢:l’d¢Lr"‘I’;( I849. "

To Professor I‘IM.l.0\VAY.

SIIt,—| be to inlorm vou that for neiirl 5 it was to III|b'G‘I day's licaltli. suffering frord dvellr‘ Iii y, it iili constliiit nervous lleuilnclies, giddinesa and sickness of II - stoinacli, to ether with a great d ression ofspirits. I used to think III‘: nothing could benefit me, as I lie been to insny medical men .0... :,f whom, after doing all that was in their power, informed gm’, ,5", considered that I liiid some spinal complaint beyond the reach of ciiru together with ii very disordered state of the stomach and liver uinki . my case so complicated that notliiii could be done lor me. iondz‘ being unusually ill and in a dejecte state, I saiv your Pills advertiser’! and resolved to give them a trial, more perhaps frorll curiosity than "in, it hope of being cured. however I soon found myself better by taking them —aiiil so I went on perscveriiig in their use for six months, when I am happy to ally they eflected it perfect cure. ’