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f} (Ce tinued ‘tem first page.) 4 kep her safe if she needs it, de r Obit, geperal. She the child of Jo nas Danton!’

__* No, gor Dyexté "twas @ Major Bartor | Pitecerald, who cla @ed to be her father.’ |

* It makes no odds, fieveral, They are all| alike I know yom

«Bat you cap he!p her.’

* Of course Lean. AndI must te at it! "So good-bye. ' ith lus the cttunge woman started off Rolin stood there and guzed upon her unti she was out of sight, and then he started or | hig own way. die hed little assurance wm | Potts "§ doing any th ng for Belinda's benefit, |

tren ‘he felt'sdro she would do no harm | un! she mighédeeeme good. At apy rate,| dark and myste ee was the character of the | crazy being, she gooth felt: easier at heart, | alter he 1@@ seemher for she gave hiur basis | for a hope, trai though it was.

CHAPTER X.

THO Die ts Cast,

RAsxer Pantoy was much moved by the PeeHIF SF hie meetin: with the young patriot | He knew that Lince!o wae a brave, searless man, und be knew, tuo, thas he loved Belin | da Cigue On the fcllowing morning, he! related to his father the evenie of the nigit| before and the result of their conference | wae, that Belinda Lad beter be taken to!

Bapgs oace.

eI do Ok feat any open enemy in the vps Sid Abner? alter Major FizGerald hal been calied in, * bu: these rebels are Ike] the murderous Maleys our peopte encounter | jo the Fast. ‘They will mark theit eictims, | uid butcher them in the nizht.’

‘bat are murderous teilows, to be sure uttered the major, mm a !anruid tone, for the eff: c'e of the last night's debauch. was upon hom an eherentite toach but a ginss ef tod- | dy hud helped him rome, und he was psa bitg tor apether one avon.

* S00) mt jor;"eald the elder Danton, ‘could you net return to Boston sven?’

*Atany time, er Say, tuemorrow.

*They will answer,” added Dantun,.

SAYS,’ Tesumed Adner, ‘the svoner the betrey, for ] am: stire there ww a reyular plo: On foot to get the girl away Early this seorning 1] fyend tha: old wich of Endor.| Folly Pol, under her w odow talking with | ber, ond I heard some words sbuut escaping |

i |

‘ iromes OUnce in Kosten, ard ali is sate, | iF for if Lincoln shows tis face there wel hay: | 7 > bem ip privon ey quick that hs won't ser | ; . how iva.duse. We'll start to morrow. | j "i wajor.’ | >) .. Abd 80 this was settled P90. Te hay eters strange that Jonas Danton i shauid bave entered into this plan so deeply. | 13 eepecially, as he was at firet opposed to ! in | |) town’s marrying with the rebel girl. But the!

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spirit of revenge was 4 deep seated principe | Bmong his incentives to actiwn. At brst be | bed ubly consented that his son might atoup| to wed with Belinda; but when he jearned| that she had spurned him as the evp of a!

tory, and that the old fisherman haa joined |

| oray for you, let me go and 8 e—’

}old protector, and ¢-li him wh re | am going, jand when we are coming back ?

000 Managed to overcome the emotions, aud ip a hall-persuasive tone, he said :

Now get ready as soon as you can, for we mast be prepared to start early in the) morning. What things you have at Mr | Clyne’s, will be sent a ong tn time ’

fhe mejor sterted towards the door as he spoke, but Belinda sprang tow rds him-

* Who ts gomg with us?’ she asked, spas. modica!ly.

¢ Nobody.’

‘ Abner Danton is not g: ing ?’

* No.’ }

‘Stay one moment. Q. if you would have me bless you always, if you would see me happy, if you would qake me love you, and

* Haog it, girl, whats the use It's too late | Yow can't go now. Wait ti'l some other| time We'll come down here on a visit this) apring ’

* Will you ?”

‘Why, sartin T will. I have planned to come down here in pleasant weather and spend a month or two. We'll go then, and both of uss op with old Clyne, an! perhaps young Lin— what's hie name 7°

‘Lincoln, sir. Rolin Lincoin’

‘Yee, perhape he Il be there then, and we'll have a nice ime We'll earl and waik. and fish ; and young Linco ao may take it in- to his head to pop the question then, eh ?} Egad, if he does, and dues it ship shape, he shall have you—bless meif hes an’t. You can write tohim, you know, and let him know when you are c ming, and then he can be there That'll be better than! twould ta go poking off duwn, or up, there} in the dark nw, eh ?’ : |

In all probubility the major could not well | remember at the close of thia speech, ten | consecutive words which he had spoken. bat nevertheless gave Belinda great comtort, fr ithad been spoken very candid y and! earnest y as theug! it were really a daring lan of the speaker's, upon which be placed much promise of joy for himse!t, and she be- heved every word of it. Fitzgeraid saw how it worked, and be put the cap-suief on by| saying :

* Now vou may have your choice ; you! may ge off a'one to nught, and be back here by een ris. or you may go duwa with me when | come in the spring.’ i

‘QO. I wou'd rath-rcome then. But I may Write a note now to be sent to Ro—-to -zy

*Certin you may.’

* And ean you get me the writing mater jals ?

‘Yes, Tl get them right off; and then you'll write, and then get ready to go with | me mrihe morning ?’

Belinda promised, and the major left the | room. Ue procured the articles des: red, and | sent them up by one of the female servants | An hour later, Belinda sent for cim and} gave him a not directed o Matthew Ulyne. It was of good size, well filed aod secureiy sea'ed

You will not let Danton see it ?’

| ' |

long enowgh yet to feel its force. But b®

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heid the old man's secret, as we have seen and the coming of Majer PiaGerald give

The old tery bad vow made up his mind that

Belinda should wed with his son, and as it

bad become a purpose with cim he was not

to be turned from it.

‘Phat evening, Major FitzGeraid sat with Beiids alone. Le was sober uow—or, at

least, sober enough for Dusinevs. but he had

affection and give bin assurance.

)® | instinctively sbrenk from tim us she saw bis

‘e . alt i

igwaane.

bloated face, but sie dared not give expres- sion to the feelings which moved her. She gazed into that cointenance, and she won- dered if the woman could be found who evuld love such 3 man. Toe major was

ft qpice of observation, «specially when in the

beginning of hig more moderate cups, and

ye _ be guesse-Jat the girl s thoughie, and that

he guessed rightly bis first remark proved.

* Ab, my sweet child,’ he seid, with a show ol fevling which lus cops worked for him. “had you never |een lost to me I should met be whatI am now. I have bee. a reck jeep man since [ was leit all atone. But your sweet presence 2) all lead me once more “t6 joy. O. you don’t dream bow happy | shall make you When we ecttle down in

‘} |? our own home you shall be a wry princes

»cpindeed youshall. Lords and brave knights shall do you homege.’

Belinda thought that perhaps her new- efound father might muke her happy atier Mall, and she reeclved to try him now with a question which lay dearest her heart

*Father,” she said «peaking the word With difficulty, + hope you will do nothing To make me miserable.’

‘Do anything to—to—make you miser- able? tomeke you miserabl:? can you express such « thougtt? know better than that.’ boot You will torgiwe we,

You should

I know, for enter-

(taining the fear, wen you know its cause.’

7) TDhe-tates girl tesitatei a moment to gain

| Cowage, ond then she went on: ‘I love 8 “noble youth, and our vowa are plighted. It you tear me from bim [ shail be happy no mre.’

5) | # Who is this yout?

* His name ts Rolin Lincoln.’ *I shall nos turbid your marrying him, my-ehrid’

mule. )* Will yon te: me marry him? TE When the time con 8, my child, and hy

st aii ask for your hard, 1 stall pot retus+ bine’

The poor girl fairly wept for joy, a d F.iz-

"Gi fold know no better than to cv igrstolate hime If pon the hap: y hit he bad made, to: he) Dever Gd esleulaie to refuse th+, mran- ing that Belinda shoul* be placed beyond

othe power of giving her hand ere the young Rebel cou'd ass tor it.

will give you my plane. Porten to-morrow ’

Belinda étarted up »gain, but soon sank beek jutoy er seat, her lips trembied.

* To-morrow!’ sh @0ou.a6 that!’

* But we must, Sudden busiuess has turn €6 up, and f must return at once ” , * And need I go with you?’

*Why, you wuulda’t stay hera, would you? * No, no, but ] wou'd go ho-go and sex pany kind old—protect.r unce more. tethised me I ehould visit bim.’

uttered,

©

thou!d remain lounger |cre.

time will do just as well.’ *O, no, Let me go sow, sir. * What? go im the dak?’ . .* Yes, eur.

Pray do

morning you may Dan.’ ‘Ab, my eweet child you haven’t as muct

strength as you thmk ‘or. "Twould be rea ly wicked for me to le: you ge.’

Belmda arose and «nk down apon her

Knees at the major’s fevt * Let me go and eee that good old man! the prayed, in earnest tones. | “how mace we owe him. " promise yourself Lapp: ness in my companion

ship, you will rememb r that we owe rene . is

him. Yoo cannot re'vse me this boon. ’ the first of my asking, O, do not refuee me.

‘Why, confound st, girl, you are worse

I thought ne

than ap Peet Ind K iogh.

‘yr 7 Bue ‘tisn't no us.

soy mops . i ¢ Bot you can tet m few hows Iwill come to yoa im Boston.

ould beat them m begging. bus you

I must go to-mor

* Hang ity no, Whe'etkeuse? You must

9° ‘ xf ‘Belinda arise to her feet, and as ebe eank ones more ino her char ehe burst into tears. rm her face wits her bands, and London and Paris investizating the modern

She cuvered , » For some moments the ajo

— wept aloud. | gabed aon ber in viler ve, and @-uld she bave

those few moments, e&h

Bee bie face during br suit with renewe

would have pressed 7 neas, for he we» pot owl Sples-d, but rew:

“a woe the reac thes of pretty pire , *s bad cok neta t.0 poseatal wabborn

”

He|

Opportunity of asing| | that secret to a most powerful advantage.

Just spirit enough in bm to create a maad!in| Belinda |}

Ww hy, how}

‘Oy will you not? cried the maiden, star:-| ivg trom her clair and seizng the majo 's|

‘ Now,’ said the maj r, ‘be seated, and [| We wust start tor!

Te'ieroed pate, sot COMMON Lerse Family

‘OU, bot eo

0 you)

~ Ab, but that wae when | thought we} You wont have | a chance now, I'm afruid. But eome other!

[can reach there by nine o'- clock, and I will be tvck at apy bour in the

*Q, think It you love me, and

stay a few days, o

deeply per- pity stood plainly Out 8p99 Chanottet: wo lately sceupied by KJ Hodgson, Hewes oo used to withe pny. Residence on Water Sircet, at the Misses

ut J) May 24, 1969,

lietter for Plymonth ’ With this assurance on his line Fitzgerald | jleft the marden’s «partment [le went to the! |room whic) had been appropriated to his | use, where a fire was burning upon the hearth end sat down. He first swallowed a) iglaes of rum and water, and then tore open Belinda s letter, and began tu read.

‘lia, ha, ba,’ he laughed, as he read on

for the chirography was plain and distinct and he cou'd read it easily. I’il legrn to love him if 1 can.’ Good. She means totry, at all events. * But he aren’t what you are, my more than father’ More than father.’ More than fat er. Well, that’s good. «But we shall meet azain in the epring’ Wiil you? An, heres to ‘ Dearesi Rolin.” Eyad, ishe loves him. Gracious, how she ean pile up the love on paper! * Yours pow and forever’ Don't know ‘bout that.’

The major was too drunk now to have much feeung over a bare letter. thoagh one or two sentences there moved him a little and ne hurried over them. But he tound

| Dothing to excite any i!| feelings towards the |maiden for she had wr tten nothing againat |hum, as be had expected when he opeued the letter,

*‘ Rather gacss Abner be a little touched f he should read this,’ the old fellow resumed, as he refolded the letter, ‘ How she hates

i bem.’

| With thie remark on his lips he tossed the ‘letter into the fire, and when he had seen the (last of it turn biack and charred and then | fade away to ao imperceptible ash, he turned | towards the decanter and filled bis g'asa. He id ank this: ff and then rakeJ the fire rather

| clumsily, aud strortiy afterwards he went to

|bed. At ten o'clock w servant came up to see that the fire was safe. It was one of the majors owa men He tound no ae ual dawage done, though the coals were sume of |thewm im ratcer dangerous proxim:ty to the floor. But he raked them careiully op and | then turned towards the bd H-» saw only jone boot upon the Aour sv he pulied down }the euverid and pulleé the ether boot trem his master’s foot. Having duue this he drew | up ihe bed-clothes, poured out a g ass of rum jtor hiase f, drack st off Sized the lamp 'n a safe position, and then ieft the brave major io his s.awhers.

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F, P. TAYLOR, M, D. LM.LRCS., Edinburgh- Diplama cf Doctor of Medicine. of 1859. ., Diploma of the Royal Collegeof Surgeon

Edinburgh.

; Diploma for Obstetrics. and Diseasesof Wo- men and Children, from the University of Edinburgh (iv James Simpson's). Qualifi cation for Diseases of the Eye from thes London and Paris Hospitals,

TAYLO®Y bas recently spent two yeare in

*

r iuprovewents in Medicine and surgery. Advice Gratis tothe poor. betYween 10 andi o'clock on Tuesdays and Fridays Bye diseases will be treat ed aud the necessary medicine furvished gratis to the poor ou ‘Tuesdays.

Office in Richard Heartz, Eeqr’s. building,

Street.

* Lwiii put it into the Scituate post this (4) scnaw “very evening for I've gt to go und put ina Sara =

and other artic.es net enumerated,

1569, SPRING. 1569.

f which wii be offered at , about the end of MAY: 60 Chests Tea OW selling at the Gas Works a 12 haif do L quantity of very superior COKE at FIVE 20 hhds. D ‘Kuyper Git —- per ee eo ome will hg lunge 6 Casks Heuueesy’s Brand and give a greater heat thap Sydney: oa 100 bass assorted Cut Nuiis : mien ee =

1 Case Cudery CARP Ts ! 50 Boxes Liverpool Soap . VY CARrPkLTS!!

20 Cases and Bales Staple Dry Goods - Gees CHOICKH and in great variety—

CG ~D FIRS.

2 Cuses Made Clothing 10 Keys aud 1 Case Mustard Bo Kegs Carb. Soda 20 Casks Washiag Soda

1 Case Cream of Tartar

3.°do Castor Or! in Tins BRUSSELS. 5 Bbis Confectionery TAPESTKY, 1 Case Shoe and Steve Brushes AXMINSTER.

42 Packazes White Lead 10 Crates Earthenware 1 Cask Alum 1 do Copperas 1 do Ensom Salts 6 Bbls Pickles 5 Bbis Barcelona Nuts 50 Boxes 8 x 10 and 10 x 12 Glass 1 Case Stutionery 1 Bale Wrapping Paper 6 Bbls Currents 50 Boxes Valeutia Raisins 20 Gross Faney Toilet Soap, 100 Sides Sle Leather Molasses, Sugar,

ViCTORLA FELT. aud HaMP, &e.

HANDSOME CURIAIN DAMASKS

and REFPs. , G.& 8S. AWVEES Lendvu House April 261869

CARSUN’S PAINT IS EXTENSIVELY USED FOR ALL KINDS OF OUT-DOOR WORK,

and is proved. after a test of 70 years. to surpass any other Paint. It is especially applicable to iron, wood, stone, brick. compo. vreenheonses, ete. is twice as durabieas genuine white lead, so simple iv application that any persou can use it

White, Light Stone, Bath. Light Portland Colors Lead. Chocolate. Red, Black, bright Green

P W. HYND\AN. Ch’tovn, May 17. 1869

IN BOTTLES OF FULL SIZE ONLY.

Deep Green and bine HORIZONTAL, |DINING ROOM, BRUUCHES, S AY E R ° S Oil Turpeutise, Varnishes, Brushes &c. CHRONUMETER, |O\ 4K KIAGE, EAR KinGs, Varnish for Shingled Reofs, at 2s. 6d. per KReYLABS, cBURCH, L ‘CKLTS, CELEBRATED yullon. oy ilies te CH“ONUGRAPH.|4ALL AND SHOP. NECKLACES. WALTER CARSON & SONS,

La Kelle Sanvayve Yard, Ludgate Hill, E.¢

CAUTION — All Casks should bear the Trace Mark, tu be Lac only at

STONES British Hardware Store

Old Srand, Reddin's ee oe Queen Street, June 7, [Sb

BRANDIES

AWARDED THE MEDAL, LONDON, 1862 BOTTLED AT COGNAG

AaD LABELL&D, A.CORDING [0 AGE, FIN= OL9D CHOICES OLD vV.RY OLD Mlarned: *; Be ; Rew 90 BE HAD OF THE BEST MERUHANTS. Preferred bv ood jutges.

N.B.—AVOID INFERIOR BRANDIES AND SMALL BOTTLES.

WILLIAM KOUGHAN Ship Broker & General Agent, Queen’s Whorf, CHARLUITEPOWN, P. E. ISLAND. KEFERENCES: Messrs Peake Urothers & Co., Uarvell Brothers,

1 © Hall teqauce feb. 8 1869,

CHIIRS. CHAIRS. CHLIRS.

D PRENAN. S'e Ag-nt for P. EF. Ts'a d

HE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasere to annvunce the COMPLETION et his

SPRING IMPORTATIONS,

Comprising his usua’ General Assortment of

DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES Dye Stuffs,Spices, &-c.

Bolt, Bar and Sheet lron, Carriage Spring, Bister and Cast S.eel; Cart oreel Axes aod Edge Tools; Wreught aud Cut Spikes. Natis & Tacks; Aovils,Beiluws, Vices, Sledges Hammers, &; Seales and Weights: Saddlery, : Brushes. &e; Window Glass, Bedsteads! Bedsteads! Bedsteads! Putty Paints and Varnishes; Linseed, Olive Kervsene, Seal and Codfish O1ls;

Temperance Cordials; Alcohol, Old Jamaica wen *2d Demerara Spirits ;* Irisa. Sedten, Bourbon, Old Rye and Old Malt Whiekies ; Brandy, Gin, Old Tom, Gi: gerette. Port, Sherry and Chawpaigne Wines; Dubin London and Edinburgh Bottled Ale and Poiter; Cord- : ayge,Canvas Coil C. ain; Lea, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Costectionery, Tobacco, Souff, Raisins, Curr nts, Sporting Powder, Patent Suot, Ca;s, &c.

CITY CH AIR FACTORY.

LEAF TABLES, KITCHBN TABLES

TOILET TABLES.

Sofas and Lounges, Easy and Rocking Chairs, Hall and Office Chairs, Cane and Stuffed Seat Chairs,in Mahogany, Wal- nut. Birch and Maple. Centre and Extension Tables, Parlor and Chamber Suits, Bureaa Sinks and Commodes,

Sideboards and Chiffonniers, Book Cases and Wardrobes, Fire Sereens aud Whatnots Musie Stools and Ottomans, Walnut and Gilt Ovel Frames fer Haar Work and Ph tegrapas, “Looking Glasses and Lookmg Gluss Plates, Gilt and Wal- put Moulding,

Popes and Cambric Window Blinds, Window oles, Corniers and Patent Rollers, Wiudow

Shades, Cords aud Passel, ALSO;

Children’s Cribs, Cots and Oradles, Hair. Moss Wool and Straw Mattrasses Spring Bottoms Hair and Feather Beds, Boy’s Topsies, Lootjacks Relling Pins and Pounders, Bread Troughs Kueeding Boards, Cane Chairs Re-Seated

All kinda of Furniture repaired Furniture

BEST CANADA FLOUR & SORNMEAL

A CONSIGNME.T OF

PALE ¢& DARK BRANDY

in Hhds., Quarer Casks and Bottles from the celebrated Vinvyard ot Geo Sayer & Co., Cognac Fravev, per Ship Amphion

Ali ot woich is. fered tur Sule, Wholesale and Retail, at ghe lowest mark: t rates,

Woo, v aple &e

CEEAPEST IN THE TRADE. JOHN NEWSON,

livery at the Mines.

ro LADIES, MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. Lithographic Printers General Engravers, Cromo-

Awarded the Fikst Pxize in the late Provincial

Crests, Moncgrams. Visiting Wedding & Business

Painted to imitate Mahogany. Waluut, Satin

Syduey, VAKGE, £013 6 4 : do. SMALL, 410

Lingua, LARGE 19 6 do. SMALL 04 6

Alvien LauGk 0 3 6 a5 - 9 do SMALL’ 07 6 CGCALED £ ELLs!

Trerms—Twe mouths’ credit from time ot

G, W. DeBLOIS, Azgeut,

Ch’town April 26,-1869 fim

EMPORTANE |

BUKLAND LAFRICAIN & CO.,

Lithographers &c., &c., MONTREAL;

EXHIBITION. SEAL AND DIE ENGRAVING:

CARDS COLOR, RELIEF, & 1. 0M NATED PRINTING Best Bank and Comme: cial Work inciudiug Checks‘ Notes Drafts, Gi'ls of Excinaage, Letter “aper Bill leads Ke w&:

Specimens of all kinds may be seen at the Office of the Subscriber :

Orders executed with promptness and on moder

ale terms FENTON T. NEWBERRY,

Ch town, May 17, 1369, Agent SNSOW’s Watches Clocks Gold Jewellery Of ali kinds Of atl kinds nd Newest Designs . | iden LEVER, |DRAWING-ROOM, BRACELETS,

|

Gold Lever Hunters. 14. 18, 23, and 35 Guaieas.

‘i ver, 2 Gunieas.

5, 7, ll, and 20,

c= SICK HEADACHE. RHEUMA fisM FVER and AGUE, BILIVUS COMPLAINTS, COUGHS COUOLDs, PAIN IN LHE BONES EKYS{i ELAS, SALT RHEUM, CUPANEOUS DISEASES, PILES DROPSY, GAVEL, DIZZINEcs, LIVER 1 AINTS, DIARRHGA, GENERA DEBILITY, &e , and are rm Warranted to Purify the Blood.

For Sale at the Principal Office, No 372 Pearl Street, New York, aud by Druggiste aud Storekeepers generally

cure fi

besy. nausea lowuess of spirits, and all similar al- ments A course of ‘hese invaluable per.fymg Pills never t ilsin removing thi ¢ use of such morbid

affections. withuut subjecting the sufferer to any ta- couuciience .

Influenza, Diptheria. Bronchitis Coughs and Coids

Tn ow changeable climate few persons escape without colds, sore threats wflueaza, diptheria. or bronchitis, fur all of which these fam-us corr: ctive Pils may be taken with the certainty of effecting » W bile the Pills are expelling all impurities

rom the tbody generally. H:eiloway’s Ointment

should be well ruvbeu upon the chest ard tirmg it will p:netrate the ekim, reduce and restore lasting soundness

inflammation

Holloway’s Pilis are the best Remedy

North (merican tanufactaring Cempany.

HE ** WEED * wasawarded the HigaE-1 Paize at tue -* Paris Expos tion, as ‘el, as at other Extubtions tur a Sewing Machiue.as suck, and 1s becuming deservedly popular, adapted t. AIL KINDS OF EW ING in tauihes and manuiactorics. Lock stitea Snutie Straight Needi¢ Exceeding!) | simple in construction,