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tr. e. nurture. 0"! Ont eedden Inge. ,. . *ith leevon {rote etreiuing woodleode hurled. Ror windy cenlicto rege. Bother with clouh in lent-y pholenn curled. Cele deeply-muning. eege. To reign. rich Autumn. o'er e peocnlul world.

Cntne like the lriend we love.

Irihe eleep. lihe evening (rorn the onhnown went

Our oyne ere rntned ebove. For ol we nee thy nhirtn in eplender drool; \Vetch whore thy footntepn rore.

'het ioreet drptltn or gleden will pleene thee

beet.

Lo! deep in yonder wood.

.A throne of gold. th’ umbregeoue linden ehinee; And. drenched in nomtner’e blood.

The cheenut bleece cent the dnrh tell pinee. Thin lrnt thy oneet etood;

So won ite critnnen nteine. ite gergeoue linen.

Adown thie vole thy breeth . H Illuehne my check. I henr thy colt ieint oi : In it Ior Summer'o deeth Thy narrow. doredibe, than would tnehe Ito cry .’ Or thet thy purple heeth Ere long iteoll 'neeth winter'eenew tenet lie.

The wheet flnldn ehnhe their epeern

Where uplendo redden in the eunnet glow : The volley i'er below

Red on o mighty bottle deld nppeere, Where thick the poppiee blow:

Glitter o'er yellow lureepome ioylol teern.

Whot etroem oi ember light Horton my drenmo end leodn the roopere homo .’ “He horveet moon to-night l The eterry borne ridee high in lineren‘o blue dome. Inrth hindlee et the night. Now how I , Autumn end ite joyn ere eo-e.

King of e peecei'ul lend.

We linger oherm'd where thy cormrope wove, Or by the Irreohlet etend

And hell the ncett'ring o'er the yeer'e ripe grove Fruito with e levieh hood.

The loot red roee thy loving core could enve.

Pent honre return once more.

Old roicen hennt ue by the iereet'e eide. And from the lternol Shore

Deer lot-rue end {none to rememhrence glide; We love thoee dnye oi yore :

Dent dont thou to their‘bnried trceeuren guide.

Anh then, ‘neethAutntnn'n npell.

Whet fruite our liven beer on the yeorn grow old .’ lien horrnnt ringn our hnell.

Donn motel we when ell eronnd in gold ; Yon deed Icel. on it fell,

Verne on how noon our working deye ere told!

mm XIICELLANEOUI.

To no Enrron or run Tenn Wmnee. Cneenorrrrown. P, E. 1., Sept. )0. 1867.

In. EIITOI:-II in e common prnctice with oewopoper writere. et thin neeeon ol the yoer. to epelogiee lor the duloeen of their remorhf by very ooonidcrntely reminding their reedere ol' the ox- cennivo bent of the weether, end the ooneequent deprennion ol men'n phyeicol end » intellectuel Iooultlelt lot nay port. I feel thet. on n devotee to the Truth. I out not in e poeition to plootl eny euch excoen. for, thenhe to the continnnll brecing Future of our Inlend eir. there In never eznolutely e giggle d3.» very hot on to forbid lentel exor~ tioti. only thing which eorprieee Inn in con- nection with tho clinete oi thin Ielend. in thet ee ihtln edventngo in tohen oi it by thoee who. breeth- ing for ten moetho the peotilentiel ettneephere ei e M ed city—on otmoephere which in led with t o multilerioun emelle of tenneriee. lec- terinntnnd eteenn euginoe—roeh into the country with the etrong determinntion ol inheling .e t‘ow menthe Vol pqu nir. end flnd themeelven. by e

y Innnleintnut not of their .own will. neier “oneood for the remniniog two neenthe in e country town which in eceroely lone ol e city'thee Montml ilnell. It in eurer o metter‘.'lor ‘nurprlee thet per- n'nee who not than—end there hrzihheth‘lde of ouch in the principel citiee ol atom " mu reflect thet

t be en welifin tlinir counting houeen. or g proleeelenol deehe «to pore their holide e topleenn like Bichnrd or fit. Ann'n Beet do ('1 r. The writerel theee linen hoe hotl oocoeion more then one the ‘ order of the dey' pureued no there do! Inny ether invorito renerte oi pleeeure-eneh- one. end he eeeuren the noioitieted thet to dignity thee with the notee oi heolthy reoroetion. in one of the meet errnot pioeee of Toto loolery to be met with on thin eide oi the Juggerneot oi Indie. For be it treto me to with to doprecieto the greet VIIOI’r ing plot-en oi Cenede. or to ineiooete thet they ere net omen; the bent in Americo. Whot I eey.I eey one to theee who trequont Cecenne. Birtero du

Loop. or Idol Hel Bey. bet to thet Ierge clone or

pleoenroeeehere nod heetth nonhan who think thet they ere doing nnrnething reolly benedclol to them- entree. it they tohw up their nbede e low weohe in oer-n bending little town, end bring with them ell the eteto termolity at city lite—their three or lone mute, their eheupngne. their nix o'cieeh diocere. their W evening portion. end their little hill oi tour dollnrn e doy end twenty e night. If eey pereeeennneeintbieoooroo of linen ereeue to ,hnnltlt ed he donnrree tehn eternnlty re- run-bored. ill belong indeed to e rery nu- wnruoe clone. powere of dieoernment moot . rteioly be more then erdinery. I nte welt nwnre , 'tltornhnlerge nnmbrr of pnrncne who loch ‘ et ploeeure on little more then

" , m.“ nhoio Moboenreol’o ‘fld deeper mode oi heelthy recreetlen. coo-

delegoeethere tie. Forthcttteerderot tbedey of peneeoe.

30 1867.

. THE___HERAI;D, WEDNESBAY, OCT.WWZ. A a

thet there ore ecerccly eny better weter-pleeee to he' lonnd in Britinh Americe then in thin Prince} Edwerd lelond oi cure. The int'igoroting neit- weter which enrroonde the Ielond in eoneeeible ot ell pointe. whilot we ere never vieited with theee 'dull. honvy dnye. with the thermometer in the tonigltborhood oi 95 ° . which. on often on they come. 2certtplotol prootretn every Ilontreeler. In eddi- tion to th . the “gnde Iolh" of I’. I. I. ore exceed- ingly modeet in their chergne. end hotel-heepere on fully on ettentive bore no onywbere olno, coneider- ing whet they neh for their nttention. ‘ For other potticulere.’ inquire at Lovell'n Geogrnpby end your lentiiy pityeicieu.

Whilnt you at the New Dominion ere peering through one oi the moot lurieue Election contonln on the record of Britieh Amerit-en ounele. the in- bebiteute of thin little Inloud ‘ left out in the cold', on tome Confederetee very cheritebly put it. ere purnuing in pooco end contentment their.hn py evo- cntionn oi oturd . independent inrmere. e hnr~ vent which hen Juet been eocurod. in. on the whole. e very ebundent one—the oot cro . which in olwnye good here. hen turned out remor ehly well. whilet the whoet. which in generolly nounidorod here o t‘ery precerioue crop. lion yielded beyond expec- tetion. Tho other coreele too. ore ebundnnt ee unu- el. end. on the whole. the tillern oi the north nrnonget no (end they ere by for our moot numeroun clone) here every roeeon to thenh e bountiful I’ro- vidence tor the eucccee which bee crowned their honont lnborn.

I here letely rieited eeverel eettlementn in thin flourielting litt e Colony. end I hove been highly planned to obeerre thet not the leeet ettrectire ion- turn in runny at them in e lorge Church. which would be e credit to the weelthieet country porieh in Cnnede. On my enquiring to whet denominetion the Iorgeet end heudnomeet Churcboe belonged. I won inner'nbly told thet they were Cotholic Churchee end thet they owed their oxietnncn meinly to the un- tiring neel oi the prcecnt coorgctic Bieltop el’ Cher- lottetewn. Rt. Rev. Dr. Mclntryre. I thinhthetl npohe to you beiore of our Chetholic cducetionel eetuhlinhmonte—our 8t. Duueten’n College. end our Convente. on well no. it Irrmnmber rightly. ol‘ the looteriug cero end encourngentent given to June inetitutione by the eeme devoted I’rolete. To whet Imoy hove elreedy neid on thin eubject. I hove greet ploeenre in edding the teetimouy ol e dietin- guiehed end importtel witnene. Hie Honor Mr. Justice Peter-n. e momber o! the Church of Eng- leod. leter noid in n public epeech thet. el ell tho promotere ol' otlucetiou in theee Lower Provin- con. llie Lordehip the Biehop ol Cheriottetown in the utoet energetic end euccrnnlnl. Such e teeti- runny coming irorn ouch e witueee. epeehe rolutnee for tho untiring reel el thin Rt. Rev. Prelete.

literery cclcbritine ol Englond.

Bulwer liven in hie beeutitul ville in Fulhnm. e quiet. lonely village ebove London. Atrenquility dieturbrd by nothing. rcigne in the houeo. Not- withetnnding the worm epring tiny. Bolwcr eite ncnr the tirc-plncc. where o bright cool tire to burning. Outeide. the brnuchon oi e cherry tree. covered with en exuberence oi bleneeme. heug down on the win- dow. end the low. chirping notee of the birdn pene- trete into the room.

The celebreted onthor—e tell. elender form. wrepped in e nhy-blue. eoi't-lined. nilheu morning gown. which in teeteoed with e etrong cord eround hie weiet-—-eitn nt hie lerge empty tehlc, end hoe bolero him only e blenh hook. in which he writen hie new novele. Hie lerge. light blue eyee cent long- in gloncce out of the window ; hie euburn heir flown to ringletn down on hie high nerrow loreheed; the lorgn. elonder none hengn oror hie nrnell month. end hie red whiehore tell from hie long end nerrow chin on hie breeet. He hoe e nichly eppeerence. end in obetrectnd. Hie (notin nl'eireere ot the bottom oi hie melnncholy. which no one con (oil to eroeive. Iiie little deughtnr died; hie ene. the hntr to hie beronetcy. in entrnnged irom him;end hie wile. Iody Bulwer. hoe long eince been eepereted from him, end liven in the city.

Lot on enter her room. She eite et her writin

tnhle. ier nhe in likewine et worh upon e no": Iler corpulent lorm. her round loco. her redient, deep blue eyee. her reroe heir, everything iornte e mi ing ooutrent with the oppooronce of her huebood. Rho contempletee the portreit oi her non ; ehn chergeo her huebeud with being enether Lovelnen. end re- (ueing to pey her debte. Iler lerge eyee leoh et ue lenguidly ; her ntI oheehe oooteio e number oi dim- plen. ouch on Bubenn lihed to point; her line ere etill nn ewelling. i'reeh. end red on 'I‘itnn'e doughtore.

thin our nnepicione ere eroueed; the crimeon on her cheehe in too frogrout; hcr ntennere ore dcnidndlyteo hind end polite‘ertd eennot be eincere—we eecepc irotn her. hearing in telnd the bleeding heert oi her huebend. end the mournl'ul tone of hie uevele.

But let nope- en. We reoeh enother uiet ril- liege. Cbelnee. 0n the lawn. in one oi t o ernoll inrdene eite Scotlend'e outhor. Thomee Corlyle. lIIn hen e book on hie knee. end gneee thonghtlully iiuto veoeocy. “in in e dry guent form; he weern e morning gown end cop. end :lrewe heevy cloude oi nteohe irote hie nieert cley pipe: he in the Diogonoe oi Cheineo. If on coneeree with him. he in et lret dry end leconto. He condnote you then to the pretty eittiog room of bin wile.

' lire. Cerlylo in n lively. pioneent creotnre. end o .world oi thought beetue lrom her dorh eyee. She ‘Illl Ienrned e greet deel; her lether gore her e 'mcet proiound educetiou. end ehe in need of e hnett yet mild judgment. of which her huebend hli- eell in nireid. But there eho rite now. eewing with her hendeotee lugore e new crnvet for her Diegonee. She weere on elngnnt morning coetnuto.

In theee eurroondinge we begin to leel ot none. The portreite ol Goethe. young end old. end Jenn l‘oul ere looking down upon or. Coriyle becomen telltetive end witty. end diepleye hie own femoue elo- quence. But he in decidedly one-eided. You like to linten to him, but you meet bewero of interrupt- iug him. end. ebove oil. of contredicting him, Ile renetnblen e cleer nouoding bell : you touch it end it reeonode. but only to iteeli. Nerertheleee we Ger- wtone ereelweye well nt none in Corlyle’e nee. ior ii therein en Eogllehruoo who eetee or re- reren our poete it in Cerlyln.

Lot no go now to Chorlne Diehroe. There ore eeverel erietocretic cerriegee end plein neche in front of hie nl not reeideece. where e numeroue perry in none. . The celebretod romenciet hoe recently rotor-ed iron on extended trip to flwiteer- lend end Mend give'eeeeiree. eodrenere . ot hie

he well on oi theee whore In blend. hie eyee ere lighonlee. hie l‘nen Oonhod U “not thiegn prevent from on oyiog with wine.neithermeegre nerrennd, but britntol oi wnehhthennootryuelhl ntete eedhueereedhindheertedneee. Ileiecenrer-

end rolieven me trout the difleult tenh of ondeeror. "' m“

ing to deteil or nay length hie nanny greet elorte g" “V '” “fawn "' ' “'3

in the cotton ol cducetien. pg: 3’ $1,, an I _ '_ $2.0

PISCATOB. ‘ For el {our of the Reviewn. - - - “.00

mom'- - - -

v t w on o . o c - .

BL LWER. CARLYLE AND DiCKlNB. :0, :tu‘t‘m a: m, “t. 31.: um"... . “.00

""'"— or e w on three u tewe. ~ - 18.00

In e lete Germen worh. “ Werter end Weirter.” For Block'ood end the four “Mull. - - "-00 eppeere the following intereeting goeeip on eeverel POSTAGE

heepiteble hence. a. .

niug withtwoledioe. whe§rennot relrnin from burnt- ing into loud Inugbter. You con tell et once. by looking et hie ince. which in by no meenn onpreeetvn in iteeli. when Dichene doecribeo. reciten. or enter- Ieee. Dichene in predeer on be writen—lively. eengnine. e loo tinent. pow in e liticnl mood. 09" obeorviug ell eeeutiugly. enporflc ell . end yet whet n dot hurt in oouceeled un'tlor I in lone turiecel it In eoid thet the cumntn of the world ore to- jnrioue to grniun. Dicheoe' exemple rover the coutrery; tor hie creotiooe. epring trom tione oi lilo; he would he nothing without eeeing. obeerving. end living with whet he beholde.

In iormor timen htn wile.e ntetely lody. woe to he neen on ouch ecceeiene. Her block eyee. her lull form. her meonured conduct were in ntrihing cou- treet with thoee of her huebend. end we regret to eey thet the querrel which dioturbed their motion end their heppineee ol'ter e blinelul wedded ltie oi runny yeere hen not yet been nettled. They ere not yet reconciled. The huebnnd drewnn hie coren ln hie literery octivity end in the noiey buetle oi the world. WW

BRITISH PERIODICALS.

The London Ourterly leview. (C0weli'0-l

The Edinburgh leview. (Whit)

The Weetmtnnter Review. medial.)

‘l'he lorth Irltieh Review. (I'm Chem.) ene

llochwnod'e Edinburgh legenien, (TOW-l

THIS! foreign prriodicele ere regulerly Icpubliehed by no in the come etyle on heretofore. ‘hone who know that end who heve lung eubecribnd to than. cred no re- minder ; those whom the civil ever of the loot few yeere hoe doprlvetl of their once welcome eup ly oi the bent periodleel litmturo. will be led to here them egoitt within their mob; end thoee w o they never yet here met with thorn. will eeeumlly be well pteeeed to receive nccrcdited reporte u! the progreee of Butopeon nciertce end litereture.

Buhncnbere mey obtein beeh tturebetr en the following reduced retro. vie. :

'I'ltc Mme Bre'tieA hum Jenunry. loot. to December. in“. inclueive; the “ Edinburgh " end the “ \t'nouninetrr ' from April. lddt. to December. ll“. inclunirrJttd the “ London Qauurly" for the yeern llinti oed ll“. ot tho rote e .l.do e ynor for eerh or erty Review ; eleo llleohwood {o "6.. {or 02.50.

Tilh‘. LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING CO. 88 Walker Street. New York.

L. 8. PUB. CO. eleo pttblieh the runner GUIDE.

By "no" Srnrtnxe. o! Edinbur it. end the Into 1. P Nonrort. oi Yole College. 3 vote. oyelOcteve, 1600 pngr end nutneroue lingrevingn.

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When eent by null. the l'onreon to eny port of the United Stntoo will be but “on; 4’." Cut. n your (or “ 3Inch- wood." end but night on“ e your for eech of the lie- vtewe.

ISLAND STEAM NAVIGATION 00s. .

STEAMERS

" PRINCESS 01' WALES"

AND

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'I‘hc Steamer

“Princess of Wales”

ILL Leone Cherlottotown for Pit-ton every TUES- DAY end THURSDAY nacrninge et 6 e. m.. in

time for the morning Trnin l‘or Ilelilen.

Lonvce i'ictou ior Cberlottetown every '1‘" II: S D A Y

end FRIDAY evenlngn. oitnr errirel of ’I‘rein iron:

Helil‘nx.

Lennon Proton Ior Port Hood end Hooter Cove. Gut oi .

Con-o. every THURSDAY morning et noon. innerdiete-

l

tryiu the followie morning.

Lonvoe Cher ottotown every TUESDAY ontl FRI—

DAY night for Summenide outl Shrdinc. et 7 p. in.

gill conncct with Wedneetloy end Seturdey morrnirrg‘e rntn.

town. every WEDNESDAY end SATURDAY nltcr- noonn. tmtnedietcly olber errivol of Trnie iron St.

John. ’I'IIE STEAM“!

“HEA THER BELLE”

end yet nhe in much over forty. 0n thlnhing ei Leevce Chorlottetown et 3 e._ m. ntnry SATURDAY [lone-ow. Solicitor.

morning for I'ictou.

Loom I’ictuu et 9 n.m.. entire day. for Money Her. bor. Georgetown end South. rdtueining et either Sonrie or Georgetown over Suedn‘y.

Lnoven l'ietou every I NDAY for Chnrlottetewn. otter erritei ot Treie from llelitne.

l“. \i'. IIALES. June 1!. 1867. Sernhry STE L L A O O L A. S Rhee-01'- Irene Cole. Bouquet dedicated by poml-nlo- to titl- omlo-m Ara-t.

l lw.e Lill otthe Volley

looth Club. Wood Violet. III or. leeence Ionqnet. Petcheuly. Violet. Went Ind New Howe Hey.I.ovee llvrtle.

The BordotAvnn'e More. in e not lion 3 lydeeheet Ken decologee. Treble levnuder We . netreet oi Levendet Plowern. Verboee Wetct. Tweentener anoint. Portutnedr Tetonnteeory Souvenir. aheheepeer (to don Scented Loch. Introctolume Jutcc end Ol cerinn. for mnhiog the Heir oot‘t end glonny; Bone LentI Powder.” improvement oil Violet Powder; llloo- ol Nieioe. tor the Complexion.

Dopileoory l'owder for ro-ev'mg euperloooe hoive withent injury to the nhinl Nopelron We. lurking the lunteohen. end lententn-teone Keir Dyr. tor giving the Keir end Wflehwee oetttrol ad peruoeeet ehedewithen trouble

“O We When Weter (hehwe. onew end owning derier

Drug Ilene. Den. 3!. II“.

3031'! emcee Km urtr-e'rnnrr. ~ - - cuenumnrowtt

Ildfl HOTEL. lormnrly known on the " GLOBE HOTEL." in line in the City end nontrelly eittteted; it in new opone i‘er thereoeption e! penne- ncnt end trotteient lloordore. The eubeoriber troete. b rtrict mention to the wente end comfort of bin frinn nedehe pnblie generelly. to merit e ehere efpoblie po— trenege. " The Beer er Ltottoon olwnye on bond. 6 etehliug tee eey number of hereon. with e enrefnl hoetlrr ' eteoedeeee.

JOHN W. Proprietor. Cherletteoewn. Ll. I. it». u. tent.

e eheervr W

oud lien. the letter 45 by 30 foot. The Mille. compri

to e Sign I . He . end Cerdiw hdtlle. ero propelled by e Wwe‘rfitl “Sm; end thet: eituetion for bueinrnn pnr- tinny with the Ointment. which ehould be robbed very

Otto ot cotuprieiu the MILLS. with e COTTAGE, 20

by It! loot. end e non of e Miller. with 25 none oi LAN nocond lot will ontlpl'lne ot the FARM p

otter errivel oi trein from Helilon. returning to Pie- ” up”,

Lneree Shedino for Sumcreide end Cheriettetown. 5m.“ 0‘ u" PM“... nonmgsg W “at, .99. t5. Ex. Blotchee on I

end the public geoerelly. thet he in etill to be found et hie

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thet meet edventegeoue meeoeettle eiteetteo heowe on till BILL" v roilne horn Georgetown whee clone to room beehele cl Produce ore currently! v Ameriooee end other opecttlotoropurchone here end chip tor Grunt ltriteie the A number of Stone. \Vherln. e Meeting Home Poet Olnn. end To. into: with money Oriel out! how end Cloth Illle to the vicinity; where eey n tredeet low retee. Sunwnn Inn. in "the only loreoleie oheplene ehove clone of minute now on much wented in thin rlntltg town. . ' 7 A B'l‘UItE end DWELLING on it ropeblobtzl wing teooo buehelo pro don wit d

In. will be cold or teoeeo on renevo n e. . ' v “Dining. porticulere or eny olvher inlormetion out be obtetnetl IWGIIIIII. on the eleo el Indore. Beu. O In: Lend 8nrveyore.Chnrlottrtown. Reference cert eleo be bed from . Bennneeo. It. I. P. NomntTlU-xal‘.“ Georgclown; Jen. Denounce. Cempbelton. Lott; I. W. licorice. More “on. Che‘leotnoewn. euhecribcr ot Orwell. who in eleo Agent for the eel! oi. amp-3". Menqu _ h Yermonth COOKING STOVE. end eleo for the It oiling Itlle of “euro. Boone. l’tew. the ' McLelll. New Perth. l-‘trtur W. MoDoeeut. Pinettn; where CLOTH tn received end retnrned wifi

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l.tlInst Iron 33m in. continued line one Ogdlmsréteet to no wel eete llebed no thet the non ltghte the world.

tor street. ncxt t nor to the flooding ltootu uil ng.

whore he in propercd to oxccnto ell onion in hie line mm cf a. m