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CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1

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NO. 13

Miss Walker and her brother, who 6nd | themselves thus litted seddenly from | to great wealth, intend to proceed to Englaed,

VOL. XVIL. 1 867.

, es ’ . nn wt ‘ ‘ : ! q Sa hacia bean ie ihe guition wens long. We! and caplet with the enpebicheatle hateed| KING SQt 4A RE hho NE, I A L, ! 4 (i ( d¢ IDS, The Centre of Attraction ’ MISCELLANEOUS. ut once touched on the subject of the acci- | of the Roman name burning in bis dying

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. . . 4 4 5 ee AAA AA HK AEA Ree Oe ere cate-weenatiags B* various Ships from ENGLAND. The Contre Attenction. in town. for 2 ; : eee : dent, but L found he was quite at sea as to| breast | PERIOR SEAL SKIN COATS “tenmers from BOSTON and HALIFAX, || MILIINEI zw! rHE SNOW STORM. the cause | The Ewperor Nero, being driven from his | where they have relatives This adventure < BEER & SONS have received uy a shli™s a - “ ‘‘ ae ‘ave you an enemy,’aaid I,‘ or any one, palace by the Pretorians, took refuge in a ie talked of everywhere, and already there . Pras ee - .2 : h mat brie: >cembe , . : ; } Lm } : GOOD Asssortment of CLOTHS FALL & WINTER STOCK, this season, is.certainty at seems iralbrereniie ecmgpasie. who entertains any malice against you!’ — | slave's hut, where be rao himself through/ are others preparing to follow ta their foot A BEEK & SONS ica — RORERT YOUNG'S. Rowe cheerless over hills of gray, * No; he thought not.’ iwith » sword, upon tha approach of a troop | steps. EN ) { UR CAPS, 26 Casks & Cases General Ironmong Pie bervest eager a And, _ vain ed, gave at noon ‘ You are anmarric d, I believe?’ }of cavalry, Themistocles, tu chyose berween > ! SPLENDIB LO ° a ’ as - ases Weouera ue gery: BONNETS & HIATS A sadder Higlit than waning moon * Yes, be was Fending his power!al wid to the king of Persia,| Tur Praawtp or Baronets — One dey a Rus 2& OLOLH CAPS aud FI LT " wi Cuak ery, NI -rs < Slow tracing down the thickening «ky ‘Courting, perhaps; ’ [ suggested. and thos contributing to the ruin of Greeee,! man officer of the lancer guard was goi ‘ ‘am -™ § = ; ihe nina are alway) : st a gel se | Its mute and ominour prophecy Ue contessed to the soft impeachment, jand the refusing thit aid to one who had | through his exercise betore the Grand Duke . ADI gs’ FOURS I Hoes, a ROBE RT YOUNG Oe iA portent seeming less than threat, * Lluve you any vhjection to tell me who loaded him with benefite for the sake of an! Constantine, whoee atrocities in Poland pro- a " BEER & S INS t do Shes, If you want to buy 80 monk: frais olathe hafene te. net. the lady is?’ inquired I tor we police offi. | ungrateful country, which had banished her | dueed the insurrection in 1830. - He had per- <b Velvet dk Straw. 93 a Biougt Metal Velvets or Terrys A chill no coat, however s cers are sometimes obliged to ride over deli noblest son, relieved himself trom the painful | formed all the usual evolutions in the most ] OO a 1 " UNS ll nie” aan Tome Naile & Spik ' risa / Of bow in stuff hd te shut out cate scruples idileoma be a tirm and deliberate act of | satiefactory way, until. when at full gallop, > avd ? et tle ikes . : i homespun st coukl grte gha t, ; . . ‘ j pe v A Iti sf BEER & oe Sib Leemdlaictubiner Genel the best and cheapest ure to be found at aia a eal id [ie mentioned the name of a young wo- suicide He assembled all hia trienda, off r-| he was suddenly ordered to tara|—lia horae j ee ae She Z0BERT YOUNG'S ery Sree ree eres see CAPeany meg residing at a farm house six wiles downed a sacrifice to Jupiter, and drank a ‘ull! proved restive, end refused to obe either hie RES GUUDS in great va y ai 1. ad Sh eg « : R rn i ° Th. . : bts 1 ei ' } : : ' : , y ’ ‘ * 1) KEER & SONS 3 do Cast du | “The Largest and inmost Heantifal \esrtment of | [hut checked, wid-vein, the circling race jthe valley, and within half a mile of the) gublet of bull's blood, avhich coagulated in| bridle or spur. The command was repeated _ NTLES , 13) = pameee dy FI : Ie | Of life-blood in the sharpened face, scene of the accident. [ drew a long breath, | his veins, and avon caused his death. {in a thundering voice, and the officer renew- 4 to AM LS aod MANTL nn ater Chie ean q fuus iron, owers & eathers, | The coming of the snow storm told. bur kept my own counsel, Ut the eminent persons of moderna tomes! ed his eff ria to make the horse obey it. but > " : : : ee | The wind blew east: we herd the roar “G5, #0 the damsel lives there, does s'e?| who have sought deat unbidden, we read of | without eff et. T f the Grand D dee I doe Kelts & Nuta, 18 Bure to be founna at } " fi ’ - ’ , . ene " : . . e rage 0 rand uke ( sAKPELS, in Wool, F bie -s 1 de Screws, ROBERT YOUNG'S, | Of Orean on his wintry shore Now, has she any other sweethearts besides Castlereegh, Romilly, Whitbread, Condorcet, | had vented itee!f in furious impreeatians, and f BEER & SUNS i” ae Writes ; | And felt the strong nulee throbbing ther yoursell?’ Olive Cnhattert n and Haydon Sir Sumuel/all present trenbled at ite eon , All the newest things in : oe ee eee nr eune tere, P j : a eee ie itis de I Box Axles, > . ' } Beat with low rhythm our inland air. lie thoaght there had been one, a carpen- | Romilly, that purest ot philanthropists, who! flalt!” be exclaimed, and ordered @ pyramid ' EAVY OVERCOAT: me oF a 5 Pairs Betlowea, Ribbons and Laces, ter; bar.” quoth the driver complacently | tad obtained the meridian of an honourable | of twelve muskets with fized havonsta'te be . > ‘ ‘ ~ » re , ‘ * 7 made Clething BEER & Sf) 1 Basket Vices went . 2 Meanwhile we did our nigitly choree.—- ;smoothmy an imerpent beard, * she has ou! career of int il-etual labour, and bad fete ferected The order wes instantly obeyed. — : " ainta, ; Ke . i dover me t ° | I! 9 the necess ‘ , . CENES' Wool Scars, Sticte, Gioves - : gs 4 ROBERT YOUNG’S. | Brought in the wood from out the doors, liver how but me’ : limsell to minister to the necessities t others Phe officer had by this tune subdued the ree vs. he BEER & SONS ¢ ime Varnish, ae | naan Relea ee ed a add * Where dors thie carpenter live ? j fad not fortitude to hear lis own Tha loss | tiveness of bis horse, was ordered to leap the &e., prseot 6 de furpenzine, Phe cheapest aud best place to buy | ' sa " * About ball a mile from the farm.” he an- jot a beloved wie anhinged bis mind, and in pyramid—and the Spirited. horse here hie- an 6 ee 2 Casks du . : | Ruked dowu the herd's grass for the cows; . af tae ats : cs . UFFALO ROBES s io Pat Gloves and floster V ! i swered; and with that I left, tully satisfied | an hour of despondent u@lanc oly he opened | rider sately over it Without an interval of BEER & SONS 4 du Patty, . 3 oo | Heard the horse whinuying for Lis corn ; now that | was on the trail the jugular vein with a reagor, and was found! delay, the officer was munded to , . ! du Venetian Red, 16 wt | ed thaehee sleal - co z . ' , ' Jugul : ‘ * ay. as commu t ' - fee a hs Elle Chee cgree en i bw ) ud. sharply clashing horn on horn, Cie w roing after, ang at the scene of the by bis servant weltering 10 his blood Tie | the teartal leap, and to the amazement of all ’ a JU TS and SHOES in = . » aepes Vesstiinen: RODERT YOUNG'S. ; Impatient down the stanchion rows faceident [tad tound a large thick stake,/same wmode of suicide was chosen by tre| present the noble horse and his brave rider , . Au imwense varietwot | The cattle shake their walnut bows; cut evidently trot the adj nog wood This | eminent Britian minister, Lord Castlereagh. stood in safety on the other side of the pyra-

Prussian B ue,

LU6bGnK BYUULS abd Stivers Drop Black, t BER & SONS Uber,

we De Sieuna,

ind The Grand Duke, exusperaved at find- ing himeelf thus thwarted in tus barbarous, purpose, repeated the order for a third time. .

| had been used to pry up the rail trom the sleeper Examining it minutely, | saw that hit had heen eut recently, and that with a

& MAN Whe Intrusted with the duty ot pre- serving the balance vt power among the natiors of Karope, yet had not equanimity

. rs | Pe | While ering from his early perel

Stays, at all Prices, While peering eaerrtep?.". sae | Upon the seatfuld’s pole of bireh,

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i ; The cock his crested belmet bent

_— and RUBBEK& uv r Rs tUKS 4 it ds Paint Oil, ce ee ROBERT YOUNG'S. | nabilibnnithigeuiatend ditt cell | notched knife enough to preserve big spirit trom the mad-| A general who happened to be present, now . BEER & SUNS j du O ive do Che favourite place, because the che ipest. tu bay | : D>, with this idea aprermost, [ started on | ners of suicide. Becoming desperately un- stepped forward, and interceded for the per- c *ANADIAN MOCCASANS 7 — pie Slee + Oil. Cottons of all kinds, Unwarmed by any sunset light | the inission, and after a pleasant drive, popular in England trom his open and bitter | don of the officer ; observing that the horse € BEER & SONS lv du Kerosene Vii, i | The gray day darkened into night, | reached the littie hamlet where the carpenter chau tonship of the meanest despotism, | was exhausted, and the entorcement of the . co : " : oe 11] Boxes Glaas = snow lecged op eit se 2! eras cl } A night imade hoary with the ewarm lived The district was very mountainous | Castlereagh brought upon tis head the in jorder would be to doom beth horse and rider . W ARRANTED AXES © Geaten Beatiies. a TUUNGS. | aa whirl dynce of the blinding storm jand ragged; und us | mounted the winding | dignation ot all the liberais an Europe, and|to a horrible death The humane remon- ; BEER & SONS 1 Case Shocuaker’e If you intend baving ap ite hl win iiieihie a. | Toad towards the house, | could hear the| Byron dipped bis pen in gall to denounce} strance was not only disreyarded, but was FEXHRESUING MACUINE ard MUD DIG Thread Cobures or Wincevs oan ce ed et eee | monotony uf the river near which 8o narrow | him. punished by the immediate arrest of the 7 GER CASTINGS aod CHAIN 1 Bale Curled Harr, 7 5S ‘ys taken ein. <a ee jan escape had taken place. Yonder was the| The minister was endowed with one of | eral who bad thus presamed to rebel. The - { BEER & SONS 1 Cask Glue, , you will do well to call at | And re the ear y bedtime came iscene. Was the crimina! here? The door | those cold and resolute tempers which brave | word of command was givem, and horse and Fr ae rene | ome te aera eee: Se Wehner 3 do Dyewoods, ROBERT YOUNG'S. Cue white drift piled the window-frame. | Was soon opened at wy knock, and by the unpopularity so long as they continued to be! cider for the third time cleared the glittering 2 Pho chute, temther With out uaeal eee at 250 Ibs. extract Logwood, iF dak Grand" Gus a Blea Gl ———— | And through the glass the clothes-line posts jcarpenter bimself, & cool, sell-possessed | favoured with the smile of kings. Neverthe.| bayonets. Rendered furious by these re- ~ j

5 Bales Rope.

There goods have been well bought, and with Stock on Shelves aud in Warehouse, form a very large assortinent, and are offered at my ustal low

| prices—eliler whelesale or retail—fo: Cash. W. E. DAWSON.

Great George Street, Dec. 3, 1866. best assorted atock of HOOP SKIRTS is always to be fuand at

ROBERT YOUNG’S.

—— | On nothing we conld eal! our own,

peated disappointments, the Grand Dake ez- clarmed for the fourth time :—*To the left about—forward!' The command was obey- ed, and for the fourth time the horse lept the pyramid, and thea with bis rider, drop- ped down exhausted. The officer extricated himself from the saddle and rose unhert, but the horse had both bis fore legs broken. The countenance of the officer was deadly pale, his eyes stared wildly, and hie knees shook . under him. A deadly silence prevailed as he advanced to the Grand Duke, and laying hie sword at his Highness’ feet, h® thanked him in @ faultering voice for the honor be had en- joyed in the Ewperor’s servies. ;

‘*| take beck your sword,” said the Grand Duke, gloomily, ** and are you nct aware of if what may be the consequence of this undati-

" young man, whoseemed to read wy errand in| less he succumbed at last to the fieree I ancy Dress Goods, |® toment, yet asked me what I wanted,| onslaughte which were made upon him from that is entirely new, call at jo without changing a muscle. I entered into/ all sides, and to the embarrassments which RURERT YOUNG'S The moruing broke w ithont w aun ; j his little room, and told bim I bad a@ suspi-| were accumulating around bim. On the 12¢h

; __| In tiny ephernte traced with lines eivn he could enlighten me on the cause of |of August, 1852, immediately after break-

ihe railway accident. fast, Castlereagh, entered his cabinet and

No, he couldn't; he had heard of it, like/cut the carotid artery with a razor. Dr the rest. | Bankhead accidently entered the room at the Would he allow me to search him? moment. * Let me fall upon your arm—all Certainly ; and forthwith various articles | is finished,’ said the minister, and he expired. were in wy hand. On hie person L found) Of Condorcet, the great philosopher and two pocket-knives, each of which would bave | statesman of the French revolution, who served to cut the stake. As I paused a mo-| swallowed poison in 1794; of Roland, the re- ment, and held them in my hand, he heed-| publican and Girondist, who, seven days lessly observed! * That knife’ (pointing to| after his noble wife had gersene’ on the one) ‘IT only put it in my pocket this morn- | scaffold, let out his own life by the aword ; of. ing, a8 I generally keep it at home.’ The | Chatterton, * the marvellous boy, who perish- blade was notched! and looking up from the | ed in his pride ;' and of Haydon, the gifted

inn Looked in like tall and sheeted yliosts

lor prewpt

of Dry Guods, Hardware, Grocerivs, &c

d&ec., are offered on the beat tern | So all night long the storm roared on:

pay ment. BEER & SONS.

| Every one kuows that the larwest,

Ch'town, Nev. 19, 1866 ~~~ - : , a Cheapest, aud | (Of Nature's geometric signs,

Queen Street Fancy Goods Store.

ISAAC J. WALDRON. AGAIN.

REPARE for Christmas, and selec:

vour GLASSWARE, JEWELLERY, TOYS and PANCY GUODS from my stock, where you will find every variety and at prices to snit all customers. So come along, Rich and Poor, aud we will give you bargains

| In starry fake and pellicle,

for ee ' —_— 1 nm New Goods, New Goods, '“PYUE Subseribers have just received, per | Undine,” from Liverpoo}, their

All day the hoary meteor fell ; | And, when the second morning shone, We looked upon a world unknown,

Surge ‘*

FALL §& WINTER SUPPLY OF DRY GooDs,

Now open for Inspection at the Old Establishment, P alsv to be had atthe New Sture,

ge Mammoth st ock of Paper Collars and Cuffs,

| for both

Around the yliatening wonder beut ' ° e

| rhe blae walls of the firmament ; Gentlemen, on hand at | Ne cloud above, io earth below ,—

ROBERT YOUNG'S.

Ladies never fail to have the most complete sulis-

Ladies and A universe of sky and suow!

ownai Stre-t ;

} Queen Square, The old familiar sights of ours

‘ : tor . . . Glassware. | A @ood Selection of

¢ . Took marvel bapes : ®tri faction from the marvellona shapes ; *trange domes and towers

Doeskius, Elephant aud Moscow Cloths.

covered,

All kinds of Gines Lamps Globes, Chimneys, aks line | Rose up where sty or corn-crib stood, articles to the carpenter, I caught his eye. | artist and man of genius, whose proud and| fal conduct towards me?’’ The officer wae “- — & wate a lamblers is eartaty lea WINTER CLOTHS, B OO I Ss os garden wall, or belt of wood : We knew one ancther’s thoughts in an in-| sensitive nature could not brook the terrore sent to the guard house. He eu uently ; tein Glass, Salts, Cruitestands, Plates l’reserve | 7 ta a . ine >}. a ' ‘ ’ : . : : ee ‘ . ; , - q = "Fruit Sieben. — Panu yes Comprising Whitneys, Beavers, Plain & Fancy bought at A smooth white mound the brueh-pile shewed, stant. But he accompanied me tranquilly | of debt, neglect and penury, and who also disappeared and no trace of him be dis- x i a

| managed to * shoot the gull’ by the double means of the razor and pistol ball, we have not left ourselves room to speak.

enough to town, At the trial the knife figured in evidence; various corroborating matter satisfied the jury of his guilt; he was

Butter Dishes. _Obinese Marble Vase A fenceleas drift what once was road;

sai ROBERT YOUNG'S.

Beautial

shes ~| The bridie-post an old ini t Brushes. “a RAA, OE he new: AR Sort WaTER anv Hanp.—Water falls from

A Good Selection of w : Serubbiny. Shoe. Hair. Tooth 1d other ‘ ue ~ E as ith loose iiung coat and high cocked hat; as ; ’ : ; si ae, 8 ~~ sine, ben, 56 ; oe aoe al in itil Shawls & Mantles, ea wall-besd bed ath nies at, found guilty, and sentenced to seven years lis (ne the clouds pure aud quite soft; as it Dereolates ; io toe eS Goll 5 Welles Mathes sady-made Ciotaing, Romine tees transportation. it turned out afterwards ante through the earth to the rivers and wells, it ab- amg Glasses, Puper Collars, and Woollen Muiflers. Scarlet. White & Grey Blankets. Horee Rage. R-il- all quite new, at | And even the long sweep, high aloof, that he loved the farm girl, and was incited A PERILOUS ADVENTURE. sorbs various salts, which render it bard and ‘ . ae ed gle : . “pn - en i . : . 3 . . : Cutlery. way W mer er ne Droge &, Coses mon ing. ROBERT YOUNG'S, [In its slant splendor, seemed to tell by jealousy to the act which so nearly caused 4 .N York ‘ek mdent of ‘tee Eri ay we “y lmpure. _Raio water that has fallen : Knives & Forks, Carvers. Razors, Scissors, | OCUeU & Mursellas Quilts. ee —" Chanes Vaneusion to | Of Pisa's leaning miracle. so frightful an accident. For all | know, the a on se on Mie Brie | and Bowed over granite rocks, which are insolue i? oan: ae > ; : - be | Pink, Blue, White aud Seariet Flannels,FPaucy do. | me Versene | ; ; y j ble and impermeable, bas been found to contais Curry ee we — a very t is, stock by | r M | C] | | ayaa ila a: driver still dwells in single blessedness, for} Despatch tells the following story :— ip S demtnaniiomaan ell 7 ol a “ut ut t Soup } : ‘ ~ only % u - rage the ‘ ine oe 7 a eee toe : Ma fhe ote. | Dress Stuffs. 4 ant € . ol is, A SILE NT WIT NESS the waid 18 sull 4 maid, us rosy-cheeked aus Several years ago a little German Jew ie . the water of eight am and rivers | ‘ seue Oil (48 per gallon), Soap, Tobaces, Tea, Vine . Lastres, Cobarys, Baratheas, Alpacas, Popiinets, very cheap, at se 7 . ever, and, it is said, waiting for the Carpen- | named Schwartz, believing that in the sewers | jp different parts of the country gives 1430 de ‘ war Pears Lamp wic kes I sizes, A bam, Toys poe yo a = en Plain ROBERT Youngs. | ' ‘ ' F ters return. of New York might be found many articles/ grees. Of the water of ten welle eunk through bn variety. Purtewmonnaies, Combs, and a variety of | sud Func) ie ee Te —— en am & police superintendent ina large iron- > ot value which bad been lost, entered them, | various strata, and at various depths, including th ’ $ } " I * ‘ | . . o , , y r , Pp bf ing the 4 Came Coes J i] Worsted Damasks, Gents’ Crimean (making town, and tor upwards of twenty SUICIDES and for three days wandered through the Ja. | London clay, gravel, ebaik, new red snndatone, . > > i = . ~ . . | > — F ” . . we ‘ 7 4 Jewellery. | Black and Coloured Silka. Striped Silks, Shawls, Shirts and Shirtings | years have had the care of # popalous colliery byrinth. He was very successful, picking up | and carboultercus rock, the average harduces. ia ; Watches, Watch Chains, Keys, Brooches, Ear) Manties, Paletots, Chest Protectors, Corsets h tk : . j district. The peculiar avoeations of the peo- SOME REMARKABLE INSTANCES twenty-seven thousand dollars’ worth of | &@Ye 34 degrees. Of the Londen water supply Jropé, Finger Rings, Braceletts, Lockets. Genta’ | . cheaper than ever, a I ple supply le di : ” . » crn z from the Registrar-General’s returns, the hard- / Brewst Pine.and a very large stock of new Jewellery, Grey, White & Printed Cottons, ROBERT YOUNG'S. | bidit "of whe beeld tie sat ee . F jewellery, s;oons. forks, ete., but having lost | ness varies (Dr. Clark's degrees) from 17 98 to 8 | too numeroas to mention in detail. ; Cotton Warp, Wadding, Gloves, Hats and Caps, | X great profusion of Ladies’ aud Gent > Oerthe a 7 reese Alpi — d ra runaway Charles Nolder, the eminent French essay- | fis way the first day he believed that he mInight lay degrees, and the average of the pine on The above goods will be sold Wholesale or Re-| Boots and shoes, Table Covers, Table Damucke’ g prot “= wzadies’ aud Gents’ Woollen | clerk in the lack face and coal-stained gar- list, had conceived, among the numerous} have found much more could be have carried | nies 12 39 degrees, Each degree of barduces tall, aad to Country dealers a¢ « large ‘liscount. Gents’ Linen and White Corton Shirts, Woollen Scarfs and ¢ louds a Ba by. ap - the guiee of a la-| other schemes of his fertile brain the profeet| out bis original plan, which was to visit Fifth | requires ten graius of eoap to overcome it. Tak | Shirt minet Fronta. Gente ssand Searfa, Col | 7 : : "Te 0 e -shed 2 ) ; + | ’ , ay . . : a Second bend . an a i a Mn hit He ie thon a la liee’- @: a | from Yd, npwards, at rs ait * ’ ’ i shed? Ttmay be ee | ol writing * biographies of illustrious suicides. — Madiwon avenues, Broadway, and the | jog che supply of a lsbotver’s cottage for washing ond hand Cook, Parivr, and other Stoves ee eee ” artiitise Ladies ev. : lan aur pr wees Seen many & Sirenee medens hes; Tin ide ry Vv lfilled i d wealthy portion of the city. So great, how-/ at 5U gallows per week, wa'er with 14 4 f , . | Black and white Lamb's Woel Hose. Gents’ Hose, ,ORER OUN@’S : a Fight ee en ae, DOVEE [GlRiieG, and modern] yt ; E ‘ ! ' : end [ISAAC J. WALDRE »N | ae ers. and Linders, Door Mata, Umbrellas—a | sledge et RC RT ¥' | comerunder my notice in the course of 50 | jiterature has lost one of the moat absorbing | ever, were the difficulties and dangers which ree would require extra soap to the extent ie jon ae ners D pK Store. | variety in Cotton, Silk, and Alpaca, &c., &c. Ladies Cuuuol Tail to gel sulted Witt lung @ service, land instructive ideas which have been pro- | he encountered that nothing could induce him = 52 Iba per year, which at 3d per Ib, would nqemnenetgenen a a - Aiso-— Lioods and Sontags | Une in particular L remember well, as prac.) jected, Like the gréat History of haman| to again viet * New York underground. and ” ih ot wih, watey ‘a as degrens of Lands to Let. | A Large Lot of Furs ie 5 eaeg | Uewlly tilustraupy a remark made in tie) Error, of the amiable and learned Caxton,| His adventure for the time created quite a sine bee rT ih “ ie yy re a Sus os #0 be let for a term of 4 years from Ist Ladies’ and G i Far Ke. &c sieebineeliicl mettle RO a ae t YOUNG'S. Times on the conviction of Muller, that | maiworalized by Sir Bulwer Lytton, the work | little sensation, bat there wag none ere wu "Thie. | ane s out te coat ee I MAY next, that valuable property situated in ee ee ir Caps, &e, nies Lo ail Who Wait a iivet-rave cries of a conspicueus character ate gene-| remains a great perhaps. But while the| enough to attempt a second, until Wednes-| practice soda ite i orerce colle tard " a _ . : F 5 jet of hic} will be sol ° ? yw Cas } | | ‘ ; * ay , * an ' . ts | “> ou : ° : i Gia Gickaatd. btet aun endia an san Grainthe.t ity All of which vi . sold = = Ca a y's is A | rally Committed by the Class that ia least sus- literature ot biography bas not failed to com- | day of last week, when un adv uturous par “F | newe: but taking the extra quantity al snap aud of Charlottetown, fronting ou the St. Peter's Road S$. 8: & FT. FoR DIK. or a jpeeted. 1 was called one evenmg to quell a] memorate the circumstances of every con-/ of three entered the sewer of Houston strect, | soda, the wear and tear of the clothes by rubb- on —— ant en the iower Royalty pesent ee Ch'town October 22 1866. Tel Sin i we would say buy it at disturbance between several coiliers and a | Spicuous suicide, medical science bas addedj at the ferry on Kast River, intending to re- jing required when they are wash: d in hard *} labore’ Kiver on tl other wide, and con ——— ee | pene Sr eose resin | T . | : . ; , . 7 P euthiane aaa 200 aie ce che the * ely LAasin't N opportunity offers to any suitable | ROBERT YOUNG'S. | party of Irishmen. The colliers, it appears, | se-eral monographs to the subject. main for one week, during which tame they | water, and the saving in tea and colfee, the loss, Para,” partof the Estate of Cast Groace Braz \ ee : is i : a Dec. 17, 1866 tf )waddened with drink, had assailed the latter, | Tie mere etatistics of suicides are more | propoged visiting every porten of the erty |in a labourer’s family an the course of a year frou ter, Keqr, RN. The property being ce weil feoas — se a a ton 2e Study of ITHE LONWON TRADE DER. ldriven them mto a dwelling, and would startling than any romance, In England as| where there seemed tu be any cnance of find-| using bard instead of soft water, cannot be pet situxted us to road and water frontaye that it enn | aes eee D 4 } “ 409 Var. d “Be | speedily hi killed “a fo ~1- 1 : | ing treasure-trove. }dewn wt less than from 15s to 20s. For drink ; :. BEER | Speeduly have Killed one ar more, but for the/ fur back ae 1700, the number uf deaths by | Ms tres : " be let iu two, three or four separate tevemente,and| pe go ls er " aa vor : A ce , 1. | ‘af Dac ’ n 3 , i at te ies Mi WwW. }1ng purposes bo water can compare with rai will be let toyether or separately a» may be de- | _K rd 7 ee ‘ oe, wn. 7: ——. i aga THE well _koown Chey pt r Barve | hee ee arrival Pers poles. The might | suicide reached one thousand per year, and it) The asi aia dof - ree ee ; Water; its freedom frou: orgauie matter, aod sired. No wood, trees or brashment of auy kiud to | UST RECEIVED r Sie tek a Lot Us,” Ai at Ll ei i | niterwards, | received a ote from the rail | i# now considerably more than doubled a are ady o oa a ae : ther ae 8. | frum salts that are deleteriope-te baal deena Ik be om dulens for ase on the farma. Sealed tenders a Seenidienbie agus — pa A oe an eee sponge carga . ; ae [ WAY Buthorteine shat 'e gael ‘trata ‘had been | This was independently of thore whose bodies | re ea ss Toe a 0 | far superior to hard water, howeser sparkling and ossaived by sha Sihedsthnrs Outil the lock MARCH SH Bbis Superfine and Extra FLOUR, sect For FR EIGHT or PASSAGE sopty in| een mena he | ere never brought before the Coroner at ail, } fe Wal sad ee oti "thie th ered arated sad carne el — y ; 200 sides SOLE LEATHER, I" poh . oe Sent Seer 7 edna: a j other, x. 0 had placed sleepers along the lor whieh were sheltered trom notoriety by a| ae alker, anc — a o matin 1s | purities that rain water may absorb iu 18 passage D. BLENAN we enone ? Congo TEA | Charlo tetown to the undersigned ; ) rails. aowing that colliers working at a) verdict of accidental death [no France, ine Some two years agy dames Walker, | trom the rovf ot the house to the tauk, and elynt E ¥e Db HODGSON 10 half chests § 7 ' ; DANIEL DAVIES | diftance lovariably returned by these trains, cording to Zmmermann, the nuwber of | SPT. 48s 4 merebant doing # good business at jergauic Matter that may be generated during the Chsown, Des. 1 ih pia Sn ¢ Bright SUGAR Charlottetown, Jan. 7, 1867. 2m ~ jand remembering the struggle of the mght suicides in the last century was three times | 9°4 Bowery. He was geting rich fast, but | tine it ts stored up, aud whieh imparts the flat aes nase stam cosacemeypseyam gia eco on e oo Porte’ Rice MOLASSES | epee neaeeneeEeE—eednn~terrae-eneneneinericnnin Hiietn. tas onan MIME Bhlece bbe ne #t-/ greater than the quusber ot murders and |!" #9 evil hour was prevailed upon by friends | tuste that is generally considered objectionable, LONDON TRADER 20 coile Manilla Kope MONEY! MONLY! | tempt at [righ revenge, and pursued my in-/ Other homicides. The very accurate cenaus|%? use some of his money whieh had been | may be easily rewoved and the water sade To Charlottetown direct! 2 boxes Cavendish Tobacco } LL ACCOUNTS pot paid by che Gret | vestigation accordingly, reporte of the Preauh Empirethow an average *‘saited down” in speculating in gold. The yaaa omeits wate Or, sah eesti ped teas . Su rrnin Sane on enn : : sh a . con og sacd or 6 rave 1 THe firet-claas faust-sa) ing Barque | = ae” 4 of JANUARY, 1867, will be placed in the | A few nights afterwards, another coal of four thousand suicides per year ip that| jreult ee a to be co tae a a | piodins ot charcoal. ABEONA, a I, an Engliah Lloyd's, A Lot of Green and Oak Window Blinds hands of my Attorney for recovery. | train was thrown off the rails, as, in the for- country alone, ip the last decade. i ws ee - “i ro i : eg ! ate . ie 7 years, ALLAN CampBeLt, Com- Dry Goods GEORGE COLES. | mer case, however, without harm to the Among the noted ames of ancient heel eee Oe a ee enews de lee | taieh es = tees d White C b 17th Dee., 1866 » bh : ds ° rassed, in despair hé committed suicide, and; Sewmxe Macuiwe anp HeaLtu.—The Lon- mander, of the burthen of 450 in Grey an hite Cottons, Coburgs, et _______ | men; but this second attempt epurred me on we find several philosophers, orators and | M \ Ww d brow! f iidon £ : * j tons, will «oi! fron LONDON, G B. Delaines, Linings, &c. &e. Molasses, 8 ; R i & } 80 that certain suapected persons were speedi- | ; t ened énieid D | Mies Mary alker and ber brother foun ; den Laucet has the following: Some months on of abuut the Ist APRIL, 1967, will be des- WILLIAM DODD, O4aS8SeS, Sugar, salslus, Ke, |° wei But | Scnud thes Ui j statesmen who committed euicide. Demos |.) omscives six monthe ago the inhabitants ut |since we recorded the faet that in Paris the patched punctual. Intending Shippers will please | Queen Square. | yu Ki Subscriber bas just cou:pleted his 'y wa C y- ” "ai a ‘ae eto | hones drank poison in the temple of Neptune, | & room on the upper floor of the double tene | health of the babitual workers at the wachine had have their Goods alongside at an early date. Cay| Charlottetown. Dec. 31, 1866 isl pat iw FALL STOCK OF GOODS, which he offebs | ¥°F® Bots any mee.” SSIS maelene fer SO ehen shat sanctuary was invaded by his) ment 209 Sixth street. Miss Walker some | cen found to suffer to a serious degree. Within accernidale afew passengers For turther par- WY t t ° a" na = | ore for anie at his Sale Room— | Seren on the unertia;: signs by which el enemies, to save himself from falling into the| munthe ago in an old paper wrapped around | the last few days, Dr. Down, whose pame is av tieuinrs apply to Mesere. GEO. DUNCAN & CO. ak s ea = “9! pancheons and tiercés of Bright MOLASSES, | DOCence invariably asseria itself, The Jrieh- hands of the tyrant Antipater. Mithridates, | 5 peneal hh phe wes, tohina is Rien nt well known in couoeection with his labours at the a East ludia Avenue, Léadenbull at , Lendou, G. B. KENT STREET, | Hogwheads and barrels Bright SUGAR. men were violent en 10 their cups, but the proud king of Pontus, bie rebellious sub- | wgiew shin.” enue*te enamns of imate Redhill Asylam for idivts, read @ paper before a or to ’ Haif and quarter boxes Layer RAISINS, | wost certainly incapable of the atrocious act jects having torn the crown from his head,’ eer ts rhe aie | wedicul audience at Reigate, setting forth bis per- SON. Ch’ > Er S ( Half aud qaarter drums of FIGS, ‘of which y were accu ‘ : : . ., undertaking, and resolved to imitate it. (sonal experience of the effects of constant work- J.D. MASON, Ch'town, P. E. 1. ompretion © a Ck. : : ; 52 in hal ;o ch they were accused. |and invested his eon with it (the ensignia of d ’ died | om : f January 7, ) 367. . i. ; ; | No.1 Labrador HERRINGS, in half barrels. Scareely bad & week passed when the. pile ithd himesif. into his apert:| Maps were obtained and the city studie jing at the sewing machine upon his fewale pa- jetcretincllnaacinaaeetaeeetatientincinlsissape cane TINUE I roprietors respectfully beg tO an-; Also a quantity of Newfoundland HERRINGS | efieie neighbourhood was thrilled with bor- a aa ns bi <div. q | carefully. Fach day's work for herself, and jtients at the London hospital. His attention TO CONTRACTORS —— a | oe Ce = ae : At = Gistabes of twelte’ miles frods tha (eee, CO ateS pommon fo Ot wives O08! Locher, and Grady, who wae formerly in ber | baviug been attracted by the constant recurrences . CERIES is now complete :-— Chests und half chests TEA, ror. a dis 0 miles from the | daughters, and swallowed a powerful portion |; , : ceatal hed of doses Glide 4 or: lessitede delet TIYENDEKS will he seived il the ' es And a quaatity of Extra FLOUR. town to which our tradesmen resorted ih) ;.; hae : j father’s ewploy, was carefully marked out. | of cases characterized by pallor, laseitud » pain in | ba AS ow we received until the! pea. extra good qnulity; best retailing MOLAS- | pees b Wed ’ i, himself. ‘This failing, he had recourse to his | Every preparation which limited knowledge | the buck, aud leucorrbea, he was led to’ investi. ) let, day of MARCH next, for te erection of SES; Crashed, Graunlated,and Brown SUGARS; ! W. W. LORD. | numbers every ® nesday to market. °\ sword. His two sisters, Boxada and Satira, could prepare for was made, and the adven- | gale the employments of there patients, and found . / i é , . "o

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__ | the evening the last train, as usual, bore its j;numerous passengers tu their bomes. It ‘was eummer time, and merrily it dashed

Queen und) Lemon Syrap; Prime Islend and American | use of the’ CHEESE; Colfee.Corn Starch. Rice, Butter. Soda, | Wine, Water and Sagar Crackers, Layer and Valen- | tia Raisius, Curranis, Pickles, Spices, &c.

anew Bank Buildiuy. at the corner King Streets, Charlottetown, for the Bank of P. FE Island. Plans aud «pe may be seen on application t

| that they almost invariably worked habitually a: | the sewing machine, and were in fact suffering | from what has* been teswed * perpherical exgite-

followed hie example, as did also two of his | heeaed abbeeul. wives. Cato, ‘the ablest Roman of them

a : a a . | I wish that E might have room to tell the | all,’ closely besieged in W ticu by Caesar, gave | story of the week they passed, but my manu-

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WM. CUNDALL. abe pro- along the rugged bank of a mountain river, | & parting banquet to his friends and the. 4 E |inent ’—the result of the friction of tbe limbs “ Gashier. a ae Se a : | posals from competent persons, up te the | w: ding in awongst the hills. But scon the ; ‘ ; script warns me that [ must condense. F400 | egused by theiremployment. Of thie many were ith De- . 1866 ave ash Crates assorted EARTHENWARE, Doz's Brooms, | 10th day of FEBRUARY vext, for the MAKING winding In gst the h Gon the | magistrates of the city, then retired to hie. day they rendezvoused several times in the} perfectly ware, on Sean alregdy setemasne

‘chamber, where he read Piato on the im- | chambers at the street corners. On Sunday ‘a trade which they felt to be undermining thet’

they had filled all the bags they had taken ‘ijealth. Similar observations have been madd by : ; ; ; |with them, fifteen in number, and Mise! French bospital physicians. Dr. Down found’ ' | Closely examining the point, he lav it at the | James Walker aud Grady | that these cases occurred entirely smungat wenden

| Walker retaraed. | bead of his bed, lay down, and slept soundly Jeneienal shoig search, emptying ox uf the |*wployed in the heavy manufacturing work wiied

nekete, Candles, Keroser : A | pi banged. Turning a curve in Buckets, Candles, Kerosene Oil, &e., &c., &c. ‘of from 175 to 200,000 BRICK, at the lowest | picture was chang bg a curve

Kent Street. Dee 10th, 1866. rate per thousand, on the ground adjuining full wareets the — oo = rails, and cut- mortality of the soul till midnight, when he FLOUR | VERNON RIVER R. C. CHAPEL, where the | U08 deeply into the embankment, rolled on | vrdered a slave to bring him bis sword.

: , serial al ef si < (elay is already dug, and considered to be of the | 1% side, fortunately having cvntinued just a 200 BBLS. Choice Extra FLOUR, | jioat desirable quality. | sufficient time in progress to break the shock os | ‘The BRICK will require to be well burned, | of the carriages. There was an awful ery 0

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1) Dor, HOOP SKIRI -tiildawn. Then, according to Peutarch,* at) ; is carried on at the east end of London, aiid 4 “ — “ : : : . . ” , : . hag he worne yenty-third street an : ; : , For sale low, if immediately applied for 200 Superfine land of the best descripuon, 80 a8 to pass inspec lamentation, a wild wedley,a burried scene ; the hour when the birds began to sing,’ Cato | Fink as r - 7 es Saas ental s @ | whieh is done by machines worked with treddles . WILLIAM bop». 200 tion, and suitable for exterior work, and will men and women seeking to clamber through ee ee \ wid x inoved alternately by the feet. These machiies “