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Politics, Literature, and Alews.

“This is true Liberty, when Freeborn Men, having to advise the Public, may speak ftrec.”*---Euripides.

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Tuesday, August 28, ‘1860.

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how Mr. Silas would like it; bow, on the bridal morning, directly after leaving the church, he had disappeared, and how they next heard from him in some foreign country,

During the evening Miss Ethel was mach Worse, and twice he went up stairs to visither. It was determined that the gentlemen should sit up all night, and that Flester should

THE ETERNAL GOD.

R. BEN ; a : where he said he intended to pass the remainder of his life. | watch with the invalid and summon them if required. been fomented with lukewarm water. The aaalielnn’ gad Pa ate th pay a ~ _ to a to his [The original of the following poem is the production of Derzahavia, | “ Very strange man, Mr. Silas,” Rogers said, wagging his} Hester took her place in an arm-chair by the fire, with a curative powers of this marvellous ungaent hive nevee laos "SEOCK IN TRADE, |e lames acteahaalibe Whe Gh cckecmeats Weal | ae aah er ia ea ere ate denen shit ta ecteeenne aa n We pevilole of an b i: ichanen of at baw gah gece as well as the on _ ; —s a bel ae | the temple of Jeddo. It an been translated ala into the Chinese and scan at ang fuse wane pe alae eae! eager hy By aoe mone bandenias b” Wen there a case on record in which it has done the slightest } ’ ’ : the late ‘ wraniiaes Mc ‘ nr "Ke on ‘ a te ‘ i : i tee : — i. t Penin is ene aan: n on sid q d 7 i; d d the ther = h h ire sgh eS tengo abe: tald Heater while there are authentic reports of inmiandrnble sates efeesed tinuing the Sabidded wedee the vee! hee Senent on cor ee eee ee i Puss ¢ Siac, & iv y and neg sone garcen, on ai sini a) that the gentlemen were smoking and drinking in the dining by 0.in all ectntehes. Btdees tl de tie cane — “ =n a acer tenare ares ennai 0 arge stagnant dyke, upon the banks of which, and inclining | room. cae :

powerfal and heasGelal in ite efecte. i s TiISH AND AMERICAN GOODS over the water, grew in fantastic shapes some dwarfish pol-| «J don't think the doctor fancies there’s much danger,”’ ARR ENR RARER RRL NPP EPPO ORR nner | alt in by his predecessor. lards, from which the house derived its name. This dwell-/ cook said, “ fur he’s so mcrry like, and has beea singing a

beanerr § Coovatne.—-The important qualities of a perfect| | The STOCK consists of almost every variety of Goods in oe had long been the property of Mrs. Gurdlestone’s| song.” a reesing seem to have been succ ssfully combined in demand, having been selected by an experienced hand in the family ; but, since her father’s death, had until lately re- = 4 hope,” whispered Hester, “he will not drink too

Nee OF t tan the active principle of which is Cocoa- a aj mained untenanted. It was with the intention of renovating | much.” a a an >i and | aan Ss oe ey » it is ae - ee to a Lg aN whe _—_ = it and making it his country resi lence that Mr. Ralph had Lor bless you, child! Here, take your supper ; and Seen ee - y Pe — . oe this over ene ee ee. or " ve " pusine vt : - now come down with his wife and sister, bat hoe falling ill | here’s a glass of wine Mr. Silas has sent you to give you + davs.— Provid ace Post. 7 we. dulleered to any itn ihe ft ey oily, qamecetincy taps immediately upon his arrival, the repairs and improvements strength, Do you mind sitting up alone?” 0 any per: ul paid for. had been for a while suspended. You may be sare the town! “ Not much. Good night.”

_ Prepared by Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston, and sold in| It will be the care of the Manager to maintain the charac- . wt : Charlottetown by M. W. Skinner, T. DesBrisay and W. R. | tet this Shop bas earned and well deserves for servants were dull enough heve: indeed Jeames, yawning,| ‘ Good night.”

It should be rabbed into the parts affected, after they have cana|

O thou Eternal One! Whose Presence bright, All space doth oceupy—all motion guide ; Unebanged through Time's all devastating flight, Thou only God; there is no Good beside Being above all beings! Mighty One! Whom none could eémprehend, and none explore ! Who fill’st existence with thyself alone ; Embracing all—supporting—ruling o’er — Being whom we call God—and know no more !

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. . Py . . ’ ° . e ° : . o Watson. PRIME AND CHEAP Goops, ene or the supR rays—but, God, for Thee was a sight to see and be frightened at, in suck imminent} When Hester had finished her supper she mixed another } Peers Rn ~ aoa seen Sie eee a pas a _ There is no weig it, nor measure, none can mount peril of falling off did the top part of that gentleman’s head | dose for the sick lady, and resumed her book. YSPEPSIA aNd Consvxrtion.—Which of these diseases oc- | 0) PTOViding the best description of articles which he conceives, Up to Thy mysteries ; reason’s brightest spark, appear to be on these occasions. As for Hester, her recent casions the victim the most suffering? The Dyspetic will say by ee for eash only, will enable him to provide future Though kindled by Thy light, in vain would try grief, the breaking up of a happy home her present friend the. avest have: baste asleep for boars. The candle had the former. It is, therefore, a cons ling fac hot Oxvenn, | 2vock ut the lowest rate, and thereby be enabled to dispose of | To trace Thy counsels, infinite and dark ; Fee *.s : ye ‘ ” | burnt low in the socket ; a streal i i , erefore, # consiing fact, that Oxygen- it at lower prices than heretofore known. : 2 less condition—all preyed upon her mind, and, with the | + a streak of daylight was stealing

ated Bitters cures this most distr: ssing complaint. And thought is lost; ere thought can soar so high,

‘in between the heavy window curtain ‘ Even like past moments in eternity. | : sightonek, "Pooeed

general melancholy of the place, combined to render her life | ¢

1S k i: j a very sad and weary one. But there was soon other cauee | she naan aa sali meee <8 sleeper’s

for anxiety | was very still, very still. Bomehow . : breathing. and heard only her owa heart yi Somehow Mr. Ralph grew worse and worse, in spite of) faint ties ade aes To stort peden eer S . .

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old, Influenza, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough,

Croup, Asthma, Inflamuaction of the Lungs; while even Con- Received per ‘Gazelle,’ ‘Isabel,’ and ‘ William Douse, | sumption itself has yielded to its magic influence when all AT THE

Sole origin—all life, all beauty Thine. ‘Lhy word created all and doth create,

bedside; Mr. Silas, too, was unremitting in bis care for anJ | attention to the invalid, often mixing and administering his medicines to him. One night there was a slight change for |

of a moment; it required no second look,—the white face and wide-open eyes could only be those of the dead.

olan ine . Thy splendor fills all space with rays Divine ; . other me s have failed. ‘ rhole history a ae ae. ~ ; oe J . ’ es i -. , 2 ist Ae on wien as hee e od - : rig ae on ee a British Dry Goo¢ S Store. | Thou art, and wert, and shalt be glorious! great the better, and Mr. Silas had persuaded Mrs. Gurdlestone | The girl 5 screams awoke the doctor and Mr. Silas, who ee ioe ond dom us 3 dais aff aa ~ . hich a oan FENUE whole has} ; Life-giving, life-sustaining, Potentate! to go and seek a ‘ew hours’ repose whilst he took her place , “@™e hurrying up-stairs and rushed into the room. Long , CE ‘ ec-v puimone 2¢ 010 ; - reval m WHOie Das een seiectec he bes inzlis scoteh | ‘i a al . . . ‘ a : rey Ag “a palu y affections which preva I i mba hae be p polontad in the aah magi nf Se te ; inthe sick room. She, poor thing, fagged and jaded by afterwards Hester recollected how unsteadily Mr. Adams Read th , following ation : * ss om a J one Oi ie irm, and wi 2 801 at mos! Thy chains the samenranes universe surround . long watching, with a little persuasion, consented, and then | stood by the bed, how his bands shook, and how unintelli- Duomo pesneatahle : " f Uphe d by Thee, by Thee inspired with breath. all the household retired to their respective chambers, except | gibly he spcke,—-how calm and collected Mr. Silas was respectable and well known Drugzgist. I'he newest and most elegant styles in Mantles, Dresses, | Thou the beginning with the end hath bound pe ‘ : "4 ith h b I ‘ . . . Shawls. B vie rh : Thige | eantifall i nod an the watcber. hus, for a while, the time passed silently, | ‘broughout the scene, Long afterwards she recollected too, Cuantortsrowy, Parxce Epwarp Isuanp, ) Shawls, Bonnets; Fiowers, Ribbons, &c., superior White | And beautifully mingled life and death. a . . ‘among all the dreadful deta.ls belongi f June 21. 1860 ; Cottons and Linnens. As sparks mount upward from the fiery blaze, and then there broke upon the stillness of the sleeping house | 8 : eta.ls belonging to the death and ~ Ov. . . . . . On } a ; ° : Messrs. S. W. Fowrs & Co., Floor Cloths. Druecets, Damask. &c So suns are born, so worlds spring forth from Thee, a loud continuous knocking at Mrs. Gardlestone’s door. She | none —— picked up in the ashes of the grate a Gentlemen :—Ycu will please send me snother sapply of | Gia keike detains oF tld PL Cte And as the spangles in the sunny rays | came out, pale and anxious, in answer to the summons, and (Straightened bair-pin, which had been thrown into the fire, . asin Siaeaats Mahiieneees Vieitineanicined akin ate | ¢ aes ere’ ancy Goods. Shine round the silver snow, the pageantry | found Mr. Silas, trembling and violently excited, who cried tat not consumed. The circumstance was, in itself, so tri- ie of Tas OxrceNatep Birrens, the sale of which I am happy to|[RON, Steel, Hardware, Glass, Paint, Varnish, excellent | OF Heaven's Deigepapeny qaveet > hy Beem, out in a broken voice : |vial that, had it not in some odd fashion connected thig death t, st ate, is steadily increasing. Those wh» have tried either of Congou, and a very splendid article of Souchong TEA, 4 ‘million torches, Liethel.be Thy hasd * He's goue !—dead—of a sudden! [ thought I heard | with the former one, she would not have given it a second , Py > a , sti ‘ > lair Rear ae ramad3 . . . : - , . > : 4a al 1OT ches, gi ‘ : S . . s i } e : ~ them have _— willing testimony to their ellicacy as remedial Coffee, Sugar. Sultana, Layer and Valentia Raisins, Cur- ection eaceneiall Brest i ee: i his breath stop, and drew the curtain.” ‘thought. As it was, her thoughts dwelt upon it, she scarcely id agents in the disease “2 ce “7 ea ely applica- rants, Pranes, Marmalade, &c., &c. They own Thy power accomplish Thy command, The diztracted woman hurried into the room. It was too | knew why. : wie. sCtiIULLY oO . a adie | ~ a “? Pek , . . ° ° ° . ani a Y Vidaa “WwW M. R. WATSON WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. } All gay with life, all eloquent with bliss. j true: he was indeed dead—his hands twisted in the bed- | For many weeks after the funeral the whole house was i. . é . ave ° IAS r SETeNPR & eC + =, = a0 t at >: -~> >: i : : ‘a } , ' . 2 = Certifi rv. BR wo ' May 29, 1860. “ J. Ul. TURNER & Co. What shall we call them? Piles of Crystal light? | clothes, his eyes wide open, a strange look of dread and hor- partially shat up and darkened ; the servants were again re - me S es ' ARKER, Esq., Wew Sha pe Lamps of celestial et te burning bright ? | ror in his face, and guile cold! | changed, exvepting Hester, who would have gone also, had ret A well known Drugzgist. Suns, l:zhting systems with their joyous beams? ‘ . . |}pot her mistreas j af Sale i S New Bavxswics Q 12% ~ + aN ‘ mx rey cx ee ee ee ! OY | Then the sleepers, awakened by the young widow’s piercing | : stress implored her to remain. The sick lady ne Sr. Joun, New Bauxswicx, Jane 8, 1860. & P R H X 4 ty fa i BR iS A glorious company of golden streams? p ; ’ “"." 2 | seemed to droop more and more. She never left her room: ere Messrs. Sera W. Fowre & Co., Boston, Mass., ' . 2m I e But Thou to these art as the noon to night. | Screams, came crowding, hal!-diessed, to the spot, their white ‘she never read nor wor‘ed : shi hardle ex . " saan Gentlemen :—I feel constrained from a motive of jastice, to A large lot just received, by | faces looking horrible in the flaring candle-light. The nearest | te ith M Sil . Ss 1 ; er eee b inf sou of the reaulis attending the sale raluable ' aE ‘ Tes, asad f water in the se | doct as Sus i, and all sorts of i ‘ \sometimes with Mr. Silas about legal busincss, ef which Let inform you of the resul ttending the sale of your vaiuabi J BR Ti RiLR & Co Yes, asadr po Water in the sea, |} GOCLOr Was Suinmoned, and a sorts o remedies suggeste i — th ‘. edt Saeok . remedy, Da, Wistar’s Batsau or Witp ( neErry. Although | ; rs : : . - eet All this magnificenee in Thee is lost— bytin vain. Hester, while attending her fainting mistress, | ee — : ‘ ester"s mean comprehension to be's great wr I do not feel at lib rty to mention the names of parti es who * to be sold at about mar THE ' SUAL P#ICES ! What are ten thousand worlds compared to Thee ? | stooped to pick up something lying by the dead man’s bed. ae ad 4 —_ _ best must have been Poor compen). pet have a high appreciation of its worth, I can truly say that for British Dry Goods Store. July 3, 1860 And what am I then? Heaven's unnumbered host, | « What is it?” Mr. Silas said uietly, taking the object | fOr Bue Was verse 1a bad health, out of spirits, nervous, and ew coughs, colds. aid all pu monary diseases, this r¢ medy pe rforms 7 | | | —— oe ee | Though multiplied by myriads, and array’d from. her fingers " 4 ? © J | irritab!e. Sve, however, did her utmost to eomfort her mis- 2uics cures not excelled, if egue led, by any other remedy kaown.| 7 A TEA Imall the glorgy-ebhadblimest thought | : ite ee Na 3 ‘tress, for-whom she had. from 1 . = wae oe Eacontoily cosntiiined ae ei pais: ' S. dae mie oa + nalts, tein, | It was but a straightened hair-pin. He pinched her | ; m ‘she ‘had, frow the first, entertained a great lav and I therefore confidentia iy recommend it to those who su YUPERIOR CONGO! } 3 Dut an atom in the baiance weignec |» ss ‘ ~ = : regard; and, indeed, ever-suffering entle uncomplainin a fer from pulinonary difficulty. Yours respectfully. : SPE CHOICEST SOUCHONG Against Thy greatness—is a cipher brought | slightly in pulling it away, and must have scratched bimself) on could help but love her ? , Plame; aries T. B. BARKER. ed Giktlll edidsion thant Woeias ey Against infinity! What am J then ? --Naught. | with it, for there was a mark of blood upon her hand. : ‘ : ii Spring's INportition iruu hogiand— Hoiesaie § i ¢ } > ; . . waa ty Caution to Purchasers. The only genuine Wistar's poi it ” I a | A greater gloom than ever fell upon the house after the! The sick lady waste! away slowly. The spring ripened pear 3a om bas the wriffen « gnature of ** I. Berrs’ = ad the J.H. TURNER & Co's. Naught—bet the eflluence of Thy light divine, master’s death. The servants one by one gave warning, and into summer, and stil] she grew no better ; the summer be- . sola . he Pronrietars gter wrapper: yther ae ae ervading worlds, hath re ; bosor — n he * : g . ° gin- rinted 7 rf ~ Proprietors on the outer wrapper ; all oth July 3, 1360. | ‘ : ” m 1g won 7 - — oe too left. The cook promised to find Hester a place in town, and 2" to wane, the days to shorten; the dead leaves fell and +ear- ig vile and wortilese ” . sieetnieiomesisnall Mithicaneceatien . | es. 1D MV Spitri oth iy sp line oo. S ni : . : : - \drj ; o : . J r. Prepared hv SE ri WwW. FOWLE&Cco Boston, and for ‘ B! ei 5 fr i 3 As shines a supl nak 2 tion of doe : write for her . wuite Fonnan, enn mage rer ae orl ot ; ine. mete ii a oe 2 wn oar aad Che epared hy SET: ad -» Boscon, ¢ ; : _ a ere , \Jari ; enti > . ;,|/dant sat silen 11 g by sale by W. R. Warsow, (ceneral agent,) T. DesBrisay and : | : f i \ f} i} | Hi : H f il \ f Naught! but 1 live, and on hope 8 pinion fly i his attentions, offered to take her to London as his | in sid a th 2 twi igat on those calm autumn eal M. W. Sxrvwer, Charlottetown, and by druggists generally. uv “4 ba ~ = Eager toward Thy presence ; for in Thee ; He has since then gone into the public line, is the | ¢venN 3s et a) caneee » shie a nr RR ROR AO AL AE AE Is NOW SUPPLIED WITH I live, and breathe, and dwell; aspiring high, | Proprietor of the Leviathan Music Hall in Radcliffe High. | Win er was coming round again, and she grew worse. wnCe, AYER’S CATUARTIC PILLS. . Even to the throne of Thy divinity. |way, drives his own carriage; and keeps, besides his magni- | About November she took to her bed. He.ter was in con- pre The sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have been taxed their ut- An xceient Assortment of PE ER ch ee | ficent berter-half and her establishment, a pretty little cottage, | stant attendance upon her ; indeed, the patient fretted at her aetsamt most to produce this best, most perfect purgative which is known to - YD r { ao ‘ JOY | &e., at Brompton “oa the quiet.” The cook, perhaps, forgot ‘absence. For hours she would sit, bolding the faithful girl’s I ble proofs are £'i0 nat these Pitts have virtaes which | ° | » . . : ‘ i i t was mes. Eenoenth pre ane ae has w Pas erseee sree D i v 7 G ( } { ) D S ahi | her promise, or perhaps places were searee, for she did not | hand in ners, and sometimes she would form plans of what ~ urpas exceilence the ite y medicines, aod ti ae) 1G ipre- i « as i oe . ° ° ° | rea , . ¢ > A ward cedentediy upou the esteem o* all men. They aresafe and plewszntto) Fe taliiat ee eats Eaith her summer wealth is bringing, write; and so Hester, at last, was the only one of the Lon- | they would do next year when she was better. It was de- vce take, but powerful to cure. Their penetrating properties stimulate the SELECTED AT SOME OF THE FIRST Hol WE ‘CARD. ” Every bough is, like alyre, don servants remaining, termined that, as soon as she was well enough to go out, sho 3 ; : tal aeneet rm ibe & dy, rea o -~ ee om _ = — = 7 ie & AL. Answering Me the wind’s low re ie. OE It was dull, indeed! The stagnant pool and neglected should go to Loadon, and change of air would no doubt lead : be blood, an vel disease ney purge ot & fo rumors Waice ——ontihemetintio meat ¢ ‘ ( Panevy's sy . . : ' r 4 i <caihened aaa Sen a Ret Aceti sgish or disordered organs into) = eo W.H. thankful for the large share of patronage he has as aes alt a hod epire: garden were at any time but dreary objects for contemplation, | '° her perfect recovery. ti : and gt stem per, stu ae eee ee E . - thiankt sy the large share Of parronage he hai Siiider light is on the fountain, 1 oa re : : #1) ; thelenatacel antlenandl taaen whee © ws nish steenath tothe whole | 55 jong enjoyed, intimates that in future the business will be a fer blonts. wpe the’Géwet ; | The awkward, ill-educated country servants afforded but in- | Still she sank, slowly but surely. Then Hester began to yatem. Not on! lo they cure the every-day complaints every body, ; gn oo . = edit wean te 1 ~. y » or et a ae . ; : . ° | diffe . 7 j % £s ; 1 ome het also formid bie and dangercus diseases thet bave baffled the best of © aducs:a, 98 to merit a still greater shar: of the & eT . Joy comes dancing down the mountain, | different companionship for Hes ter, who bad been brought up fancy that there was a change in the expression of her face : tec buman skill. While they produce powerful effects, they are at the of Cash customers. ca all _ June 12, 1866 . Joy with roses wreathes the hour. with no idea of going into service, or tag with sach so- ,a sort of dread aad fear seemed settling upon it. One evening, . sae time, ia diminished dose: the fafest and best physic that ean be <ODLINES. ant satatie ciety, and so grew to be very sad and silent and down- when Hester was leaving the room to go to bed (she slept in ng on ~~: yed for children. es oo — a aie aeeere ad C CARPENTERS’ CIIALK LINES. See the stars in golden dances | hearted. lan adjoining apartment), her mistrass called ber back fotur sd beiog pure! y table, wre free frum y “tsk of barm. res oa } ater me PPPINGA . :. i. . that biia|« } yr. ™ = . . ° ? 4 sane dene ‘ain a om? betief were they not substantiated by SALMON, MACKEREL, HERRING and — ; 0 ve the fields - ane os Mrs. Gurdlestone’s sister (Miss Ethel) had permaneutly | “ Hester,” she said, ‘you have been a very good 5).!, a men of such exalted posit.on aod character as to forbid the suspicion of SALL TWINES, S86, the CORRE Os Sane }taken up her abode at the Pollards, and Mr. Silas still | very kind and patient with me, and you shall not be forgott y ; bysicians } hei “HITE, BROWN ri HOE THRE Sparkling light with fairy tide ; ata goles : untrath. Many eminent clergymen and physicians have lent their WHITE, BROWN and YELLOW SHOE TEREAD. he gorse ep tyme: pe agora lingered to clear up certain matters of business referring to | when I die.” epaste names to certify to the public the reliability of my remedies, while others, 4 Jarge supply of the above for sale by Flowers with fond and gentle motion, | deoniietiidensiiadeh -didmestabiiahal S iaceaiieiel “Se De: ‘st a = iby t have sent me the assurance of their conviction that my preparations Pet iatn CHARLES DEMPSEY. Leaves with grace no storms annoy ; | CRO FAG Sor. -katpa, S1RORER OS RAG OR | Severe! ‘eovasions | Jear mistress, do not speak so. breLar otribute immensely to the relief of my alflicted, suffering fellow-men.| 7 1 3 ong. All around—earth, héat’n, and occan— fixed a day for hisdeparture, As well as Hester could learn | boat Yes, Hester, 1 am sure [ shall go before long. But you 2 by the The te = aaa fur z ed aed ST eaedia bene ee | Feel that influence of Joy. | from seraps of conversation up stairs, Miss Ethel disliked will not leave me till my time is over? With you I feel ' 5, but to ee et aes sec FLOUR & TEA hm very much, and wished her sister to give him a broad | safe.” a) f. llowing complaints :— Pere oa J : . o4 : > | OF. a 1% c wipieess.. Billious Compleiats, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Heartburn, ECEIVED this day, and for sale by the ee sas hint that his company was not peeded. Whatever may have “ Feel safe, ma'am ?” ; : mac {auses idigesti Mo ‘ i- rs . ™ 7 ple . . . ' ps : | f I rT he Iny : is ; ‘ . . . 22 2 tne maaan ae - Seo 5 Pais caliden tase, salen dbaaed i 200 bbis. Southern FLOUR, warranted a first-rate article. | MRS. HADDOCK’S HAIR-PINS. been Mrs. Gurdlestone’s wishes upon the subject, sie was| “ Hush, Hester !” the sick lady said, half raisnz herself C , tion Bo ‘ ‘ = “mn, a y, Lo , oe “se . a \ . ‘ ot ts . . ct urnal— an asta all Uleerous and Cutsneous Diseases which require an evaca 20 chesis TEA, 1 case LOZENGES. i , 1 “ | too considerate of the feelings of others, or 100 much wrap- ad the bed, and drawing the girl closer to her. “Tam F ‘ 1 sat medicine, Scrofsla or Kings Evil. They also, by purifying August 7, 1860. ow DODD & ROGERS. The night mai! lumbering through the heavy snow oue. ped up in her great grief, to be otherwise than passive, and afraid oi —him /. m ce general, blood and stimulating the ” aod teem antl meget = babe ‘ 4 iy 4 rE ap ae ; wild and gusty December might, some forty years ago, bore | things went on the same as usual. | Hester felt instinctively whom she meant. The mistress a not ~ oor — a on : a Sd Selle Bie tbe BA 4 t AP . a shivering freight of blue-nosed passengers on their comfort- One night, about a month after the master’s death, Hester | read her own terror in the servant's face; and es they sat *, Neuralgia and Nervous Irritavuity, crangement 0 : ‘ is oad! ih o ‘ 7 - > aa : a : Raia de | os . K loan Geek aad other kindred complaints arising from a low state of 10 OOf BUSHELS SALT, ex ‘* Gazelle,’” (now on her | less journey across the barren moors of Dearthshire, and Burgess sat alone by the fast-dying fire in the servants’ hall. | silently clasped in each other’s arms, all of a sudden they i the body or obstruction of its funetions. 5 J passage from Liverpool, for SALE from ship among them Mrs. Gurdlestone’s maid, Hester Burgess, in| lt was her duty to wait uotil her mistress summoned her to | both became conscious of another’s presence inthe room, A

: * ot mal d deale ith so other pill ‘ . * ° “ — 4 " : r : ; _—s ae Do not be put eff ip ome ee ee ins mes ae at 1s 4d per bushel. the rumbie. A mail-coach ride from London to Dearthshire | attend her toilet on retiring to rest ; and this night she was | dusky form flitted across the light, a lean hand stole ia snake- f re a ic : j on sk for AYE ’ sing , 7 ‘ : aiid | Mi ‘ ; . . : re >

-< af. ton f oan a alan ae can give you cowpares with this in its ivtriusic| Purchasers will please make arrangements to receive it Im-| was no inconsiderab!e undertaking for an unprotected female so much later than usual, that all the other servants had’ like between the drawn curtains at the bottom of the bed,

. value or curative powers. The sick want the best aid there is for bem, mediately on arrival, as the ship will be despatched without jg those days you, mind, still less for a timid young woman! been in bed full half an hour. The great clock upon the | then a human head, hollow-cheeked and evil-luoking, peeped

iwerh tho . ° > ite . and they should have it. delay for Liverpool, returning again for Fall voyage.

party tbe os > i by De. J. C. AYER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, Ww. W. LORD & Co just going into service for the first time, throwa upon the | stairs ticked loudly, and the wind moaned and rustled among | in upon the affrighted women, with a wolfish glare balf hid- it to way 1 L whe Ig ye oe , ot pag ““* | world by the death of ber mother, alone and fr endless. And) the evergreens outside the window like the stealthy whisper- | dea in its wicked eyes. » - oweli, Sf é }

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agim rates Paice 25 Crs. ren Dox. Five Boxes ror $1. $$ indeed Hester Burgess had a dreary and forlora prospect isg of thieves: all else was still as the grave. And as Hes. « Tow is the patient ?” asked Mr. Silas, with a smile. csiigatien ecaineine A LAAT "Lea, qa ikk, Sonp. before her when she set out to travel two hundred miles to ter was sitting anxiously waiting, an overpowering sense of | The same eyes watched her, as cro-sing the threshold of : < i J) ABRRY’S TRICOPHEBROUS is the best and cheep N SALE by the subscriber, at his Satz Room, Water- ‘seek a home with strangers, |Joneliness came over her; and with a shiver she rose and her own room,Hester looked back at Silas’s retreating figure

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street— | In those days wiuters were really winters, and no mistake went softly up stairs to ber mistress’s room. Mrs. Gurdle- on the stairs. Throughout the night, restlessly tossing in Chests superior Congou TEA, j about them. The coldest, most biting of December winds stone and Miss K:hel were in the former’s bed-room, which an uneasy wakefulness or troubled slumber, the same head Half-chests do. ‘kept company with the coach, insinuated itself down the | was divided from the staircase by a long, dark antechamber, |and hand were cver present to her excited fancy. How Casks Holland GIN, ‘travellers’ necks, got under their cloaks, sought out the The door leading into Mrs. Gurdlestone’s room, and that | could she lie there? A hundved times she fancied that e Boxes English SOAP. | weakest points in their overalls and wrappers, and attacked | upon the stairs, were both ajar, and Hester entering noise- was some one handling the lock of the door. Then she Waa

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her Pe tas anct- That Mas. Wixstow’s Soothing Syrup acts likeacharm, we) 74. 94 i690 ‘them savagely, while a heavy snow fell upon their backs and | less!y ut one would have knocked at the other, had she not sure that she heard a noise in her mistress’s room. Should

x do beh ueaetaa languaze of every person who ever used) _*™ Gea aeatiiigtacastin 6 ~iaiaaasiinlemetigeent encores soaked thew through. Perhaps the greatest sufferer from | perceived a dark figure, with its back towards her, standing |she go tober? No. All was quiet again, and again she eae it for their children, for al! diseases incident to the period of WEW ZEALAND \these discomforts was the young woman Hester, who, between her and the light. She stopped involuntary, held | closed her eyes. So she continucd until towards daylicht, MINER. teething, such as Dysentery and Diar!.ca, Wind Colic and '

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City, June 12, 1860. tf \sive grunt being taken for acquiescence, {lester was admitted and so attentive; and he is my dear husband's brotiber.” . jagain a whisver filled the room— cede. nnn nme | accor ingly, and fell aileep in the corner. | ©] tell you, Mary, L bate him! And mark my words, if; .** Hester!” Notice. | She awoke with a start jast before daybreak, to find that | he is mot some day more nearly related to youthan he is; She tore the curtain of the bed on one side. No, there LL Book Debts, Notes of Hand and other securities, due | the bundle of wrappers had taken the form of a man, whose) now.” was no one but herself present, Without another thought, to the subscriber in this Island, having been duly assigned by me | tace —a very ugly onc—was close to hers, witha pair ofeold| Exbel!” ‘she rushed into her mistress’s room and threw herself upon to Messrs. ALEX. McLiop & Co., of Halifax, Merchants, by Assign. | grey eyes fixed searchingly upon her. “He will, Mary, though I pray God I may not live to the bed, clutched the cold face in her haads, clasped the cold

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paloma 'yeller asked sharply. ‘* What makes you ery out ‘ Murder !’| had risen. A figure passed Hester quickly in the dark ; aud frightesed look upon the dead laJy’s face, the same took lin your sleep ?” before she had time to speak or move, the bed-room door | which the sister’s face had worn, the same which Hester re- *- I dida’t know I did, sir.” opene! wide, and Miss K:hel came out with a ligh*. membered on the face of Mr. Ralph, and there was upon the “ You did, aud woke me. Don’t do so agaiu.” “ What are you doing here ?”? she inquired, sharply. bosom of tae corpse a small round mark like the prick of a The ugly face retreating, the grey eyes closing, the wrap-| “ [ came to see if | was wanted,” the servant stammered : | pin, just over the heart,

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, Eq z _ | Charlottetown, 21st August, 1860. | pers re-adjusted, all beeame quiet, as before; but Hester/ and with a searching look Miss Ethel swept out of the room.| The house was soon alarmed, and the servants came crowd. Machines and implemen ts. i PU CATION. \trembling, she scarce knew why, kept a watch upon ber| Mrs, Gurdlestone had always been in delicate health, and, ing in as they had done before on a similar occasion ; but

RRecentex received from Engiand and the United States, T the Monthly Meeting of the Board of Education, held | companion, and, hardly breathing or moving @ limb, sat boit| since her busband’s death, had almost entirely kept her own | Hester—terrified, stupified, and giddy with the horrible

and for Sale at the Ckarlottetown at ing it ae ordered thac the following notification | upright throughout the rest of the night. room, where Miss Aithel was ia constant atteadance upon her. thoughts which possessed her—got away from them all, and

7 AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE & SEED STORE, | fy inserted in all the newspapers :— . ' Here's the Pollards !” said:the guard, opening the door) Mr, Silas, however, frequently came in to consult her upon ito avoid any further questions, sought refuge in the eoge

Manny's combined MOWER and REAPER, for one and two All Teachers whose terms Lave expired, or who have entered | gbout an bour af.er daybreak. And here’s the carriage, business matters,or to chat away an hour. Now it was Miss She walked straight to the most lonely part at the of

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