OPENING TO-DAY

Allopathic Physician,

ix “ Uranus’ and “ Prioress,”” an extensive | Stock of ‘ z . Drugs and Chemicals,

| i | |

SUMMER DYING.

Beanty is waning, a voice of complaining

| notion of its life,

So, would now reeall some of the special be happily married to immortal verse ; and

ie : . | per cottage, remarking at the same ti 'with Milton has proved that music may botish roptietor, that haul the village belong.

ed to the petite noblesse he would have burnt

e)° ¢ ¢ A Weekly Hournal of Politics, Hiterature, and Mews. |

. om - - . + woe ee tao SS ee ee at a SS ea —— ES = See —- — j “This ts tene Liberty, wheu Freeborn Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”e--Enripides. 4 Vol. VUE Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Monday, October 26, 1863. New Series.---No, 47, ee : SAN ES SARS AE ASSP A SCSI PC ew MAREE PE SAS i ae l SINKSS C 2 | | cannot give the roll and € the ocean, |swer the taunt flung by literatare din | Sittin Wi delice canned nos ch thas ;

1863 F ALI GOODS! BG3 | on ST - 88 CA RDS. : DR. SUTHERLAND fens LITERATURE, he anny yet igiffewe av the color and | in the Sante ‘that i din deen at the petite Sobloaee » anaeniionmainn

1 GY i * WANNAE, COCHRANE, 1D. Bees to intimate that he has just opened, _the form, and possibly even convey a dim poetry. The great master in his dealing himseif with inflicting a fine of 25 roubles

AT THE PARKES great pleasure in announcing fo! _ " Comes from the hillside and del ; ‘endowments of that signor who may be! Madame Goldschmidt is a priestess worthy jit to the ground. A shocking piece of a LIVERPOOL HOUSE, . ths Citizens of Charlottetown thatshe has jet ee a ni eetmerte Seeeted from &he | Dinge-notes ave ringing, and crickets are singing | called the voeal joy uf our generations. She|to consecrate such an onion, The allegro barity came to light in @ curisue we _

' aeries’ in she Oy i ane one » ten abhene “ me Madicthew carefinlly prepared hy himeelf ; there To emunmer a song of farewell! iis still one of our sphere, but she dwells upon | portions of the cantata fell for the most long since. A landed propcietor, poaleatey ¢!

GREAT GEORGE STREET. lahouring under the common disenses of the day, mate Son — nee «| Day brightly closes, but where are the roses a hil apart, and only revisiting us by|part te Madame .ewmens-Sherrington's | innocent of taking part in the insurrection, 3 —— “acelin Pee eh eepe. Svcs. a Toilet bctiohen te. Machet _ dane ereathed with her weagttet gold? iglimpses, and showing her light for a | flexible throat, while Madame Goldschmidt | %S ®*tested in a little town near Grodno, f

W I I. IL, I A M i U L L. Neuralyia, Epi lepay . ive her a extl, and betore jrown, White and Faney Windsor an and | ahs dana of EA a? ee eee pp tg Rete, pod they oe eee fiche Dhara wink test a | salbiets be Coser hi “aay ae i / ISTTRS respeetially to announce that eee eer she willtell you if your — ah ae aaa eer { disem GeO witay ewe | darkness lef, by a withdrawal, She no | thos. Her sympathy with the nightingale: Jossuck, gute gpm nem oe i

y heis NOW OPENING, N. 1B. Ladies desirous of having teeth extrneted ogy thee . oo eS ae Sadness comes o'er me, for barren before me | longer addresses herself nightly to rapturous | was very evident in the thrillings of infinite | his comrades the following horrid demi iW“ a

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Ss TE : | Charlotteto ctober 12, 1863. DRESS MATERIALS, in all the Charl ttetown, Oct rf we

i would do well to give Dr. C. a call, as she has studied with the best Deutists in New York.

| P.S. Dr. Cochrane will be ever ready to attend Obstetric Practice

' Own, Highland Perfume, Pomades, Hair { ile, Hair Washes. Ean de Colowne, &e; Hair, Yooth, Nuil, Shaving, Hat aud Clothes Brushes. Nursery Articles in Variety. Feeding Bottles, Nursery Syphon Shields ; |

Gum Rings, Ivory and Gutta Percha; Combs,

Lie fields that L loved when a boy ;

‘crowds iorming into long lines early in the | variety—low,

longing, passionate, and By order of a Greek named Kasangli, then a

No more in the shadows of oaks on themeadows day through the streets leading to ber shrine, | piercing—with which sie wooed this evening <aptive of Cossacke, now military chief of

Stout mewers their nooning enjpy.

The stubble how lonely ! weeds shooting up ouly, Ue for the reward of the first sound of one | cation to an old age of lofty contemplation, uM of her sweet notes ; her window is no longer | reaching to the spirit of prophecy—higher | en a suspicion of sympathisi And reapers were swinging their cradles, and besieged by serenaders ; enthusiastic students | impulses stirred her countenance, and ber | € insurgents, were dragged from vil

Where grain clothed the generons soil,

| pressing, Wwiling, enduring, ready to do bat-|song; and in the last recitation—the inyo- the district of Wolkuwysk, four innocent in-

dividuals—two peasante, a tuilor, and a shoe- with a to

newest styles, inelading Fariand Lastres, | . Hae ae ’ : : \ .

alae ies ogg Es d Pla a | 2 3 all sizes, shupes and prices. | row s ia vill tied wi , .

Bees bem Keys, Plaid and Ptain, Win’ Marine Insurance Company we dary -seteryh a __ staging, adie |no longer clasp their hands, singing her | tenes seemed soaring as the lark, away, far) nerves. 6 serve, ab Kade aaa eae Salpetre, Buking Sodp, Washing Soda, Buking| Blithe strains to enliven their wil. (praises as a midnight hymn; feverish | up in the world of light Such music enriches, | warping to the rest. After some days the

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1863 —— Running of Trains —— 1863 SUMMER ARRAN GEMENTS. N and after MONDAY, the 18th

imeatant, the Trains wall ron as follows:—

* Theresa,’

Leave St. John at 8 a.m., and tl and 5.30 p- m, Leave Shediac at 9 nad 11.50 am.;

Leave Snasex for St. John at 6.90 a.m

The 3.30 Traimfrom St John will sro to Sussex only

The afternoon Trains fram St. John, the 11.50

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Safes! Safes! ue Subscriber offers for sale, cheap for, cash, afew Patent FIREP-ROOF SAFES.

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NOTIOR! LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE SUBSCRIBER, by Note of Hand, Book Ae- count, or otherwise, are hereby votified to make | parwoene of the same at the Oltice of Joun Hszarp | & Co, before the 20th October next, as after that | date lewul proceedings will be taken for the recovery | fall amounts remaining unpaid. ; JOHN HASZARD. Saint Eleanor’s, &th September, 1863. 2m

TAKE NOTICE! ] LL PARTIES indebted to the Sub

’ Cattle are wading where willews are shading The low, shallow bed of the stream ; Thistle down, floating, is sadly denoting That summer will pass like a dream,

| German waiters no longer trembie and drop | not merely the language with which it is Cossacks seemed to have got tired of dragg- | the plates they carry, to the loss and rage | immediately linked, bat summons into pre- and, of their master, on the first tidings of her |sence {rom obscure haunts of the memory taking the advantage of the dopths of a wood, (coming to their native town, with an * Ach, all the poetry of thought that has ever en- |

ing their burthens along with them,

murdered all four, and buried them on the spot. The wife of one of the murdered men,

The harvest moun, sailing throagh mist, is an- Gort! Jenny Lind !”* Her place as the tered invo it. Old tond associations, im- determined at all risks to fod out what had

veiling, Her disc like a painted shield,

fruit-laden, ITie home from the blackberry field.

Dark swellsof ocean, with long measured motion, | suffering.

Moan as they break ou the shete ; Airy tongnes wailing for beanty’s cheek paling | Chime in with the desolate roar. | Stars have grown dimmer, léss dazzling in | glimmer

Are the fire tly lamps en the lawn ; Flower cups unfolding are honey drops holding,

But light from the landscape 13 gone, aa /Music in the movemeut of her face as

Throned on the thistle, the bobolink’s whistle | dejightful as that of her voice, and though Made cheerful the meadows of Jane ; not a positively pretty wotman, she was the Mead larks, saluting the morn with their fluting, most irresistible of human beings. I recall Replied to his rapturous tune. /especially the grace of her Amina, (Som- Hoarse crows ure culling, the first leaves are fall- | namlula) with the flattering joy of shie

| popular idol is vacant; bat more sober ad- | mirers, eritics, and thinkers, remain to that is rare and beautiful and good and true, | bouring proprietor to interest himself in While sebool boy und waiden, their baskets | Weleome with high appreciation, visits which | what we most love a:d most prize—what, jare like those of an angel, uot only because | wishing to remember forever, we have yet Woman's cause, and, after a fruitless search, of their rarity, but because they come ever half forgotton, bursts into quick life upon ae truth ooved out in the manner above,

sages of the past, hopes of the future, all become of her husband. applied to a wigh er

bebalf. This gentleman took up the poor

| The gentletaan who institated the enquiry

as missions of merey to the needy and | touch lke this.

In the first season of her coming to our ‘such deep sympathies, by snch sacred affec- | 5 jcountry, in the year 1S48. (now fifteen years | tions that our imperfect humanity triumphs | ago.) bow well [ remember her as she, Over its earthly mould; it is in such high looked, and moved, and sang. The tender | mucds that the mind Caste of all kinds of | trosiing Amina, the suffering Lucia. the ‘captivating Figila del Reggimento, With- jout the gift of classical beauty, she had a,

| And it is by such a spiritual passion, by |

vanity aud baseness and folly, acd becomes concious of its divine essence.

LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.

THE POLISH INSURRECTION. | Fresh well-armed detachments of insur- ‘gents have appeared in the environs of | Tarezyn, four leagues from Warsaw.

has since been arrested on a frivolous pretext, and hae been condemned to hard labour in the mines in Siberia.

RUSSIAN TERRORISM IN POLAND. _ The Cologne Gazette contains the follow- ing -—'* The introduction to the * thorough * pacification system into Poland brings detaile to light seareely to be paralleled in the bis-

—_ »' tory of the 19th century. The whole of

Warsaw is a prison in the strictest sense of the word, and yet the National Government act with as much unconcern as if it had tea Polish armies to oppose to the Russian force. The Russians have organised the mselves quite upon the Japanese system-—one official con- trols another. General Trepow executes

Train from Shediac, and the 6.90 Train from Suwex,! other oifice ever yet established in this City - acriber by Book Acconnt, Note of Hand. ot ing, weddi i A e i i i i iti x, | other oiftee « ’ ’ 7 d,o eddiug day, the portings, the honest love n engagement between the insurgents | police functions in addition to Lewszyn, the willearry Freight; the others, Passengers, Mails . : : 1 Advertixer, Oct. 24, 186.) | Otherwise, are requested to make payment before Sut still a mild loveliness reigns ; . ; ; d Russians lace 2 police ; er ay : {From (ore's General Advertiver, Oct. 24, 1861.) | ntherwise, are reqnested to make ju ¢ befor for the bethrothed, and the change of the |* ussians took place on the 2!st at/ regular chief of the poliee. The seeret con- x

id Express re 15 next, as legal proceedings , & W ieskoscieda, in the Government of Kalisch. :

The woruiog Trains on Wedne slays and Satur

duve from St. Jobn, will reach Shediac in time to | fied in saying that no other Company, within the | any anonnte remaining unpaid after that-date.

counect with the steamera for P. E. Inland.

The stages to and from Lactonche, Richibucto, Miramichi, Batharst, and the North, connect daily ut Shedine with the Merwing Traius to and from St. John, as do alwo the stuges at Moncton to and trea Doretester, Sack ville, Halifax.

Por turther infermation apply to -

8. CARVELL,

| “Indeed, we believe that we are perfectly justi

same peril, ever attained so large un income in| either the Fire or Lite Departments as the Qneen | fnsurance Company. | make ne exception even in faver of our older local companies, namely, the Liverpool and London, the

Amherst, Truro and | Royal. and the Lancashire Lisurance Companies.” / @ LL PERSONS having legal demands

[From the Civil Service Gazette. Noy. 2. 1501.)

* Among there important institetions stands emi

in making thin statesnent.we | —

will be taken, without further notice, to recover

GEO. F.C. LOWDEN. Sept. 21, 1863. But

Administrator’s Notice.

4 against the Estate of the late Ricnarp Haves, Esqr., of Morrell, deceased, are requested

What, was it a dream? am I all alone

Hist! ah, it was only the river's moan;

A sweet haunting sadness, thouh vanished inj giluduess, j And glory from natnre remains,

LEFT ON TUE BATTLE-FIELD.

whole aspect under the sharp afiliction, (the sharpest that any true woman can | know) of the suspicion cast upon her virtue. What an anguish swelled in her tones! how free it was from the alloy of the baser ‘ passions ! how like she seemed toan offended

Yn the dreary night and the drizaling rain ? jange! !— And atter that first agony was told oe . + wee oC ,

The insurgents, under Gieba and Ostroga, ,encountered the Russians on the 19th at Ringaliszki,in the Government of Augustowo. | Another engagement was fought on the! | 25th at Nowabieda. j | An engagement between Chimelinski’s|

cavalry and the Russian troops aader the |

stabulary operates as well as the public body, consisting entirely of Russian soldiers. Lew- szyn reports upon Trepow ; S'repow watches Lewszyn, and Berg stimulates the zeal of both by rewards of money and honours. Meantime, the bitterest jealousy prevails be- tween the respective leaders and their men. The junior Mourayieif, recently appointed

‘when she walked in her slumber and | C™mand of Czengery touk place on the 25th | Governor of Kowno, takes especial pleasure

ft ' wens. *%) ‘urni > sane he lersigne ithi . > 7% dg ‘

5. 1863 dite tail id nent for its solidity, us well as for its success, the} to furnish the same to the undersigned within They mg » hebi ‘ith the mangle iz. | |in the Palatinate of Cracow, and resulted in i i i Jane 15, 1863, pr Age wt for P. E. Istand. . | Queen Tusurance Company,’ whielr last week held | three months from this date. And all persons in- They have left me behind with the mangled siai | dreamed—how gently she moved ! her sweet {the retreat of the latter The de:aciment | Fie rene. runontians = eaten’ its aunual meeting ef proprietors in Liverpool. A) debted to the said Estate are required fo settle song moving, murmuiing with her—flowing ae § reasons, he replied

International Steamship Company...

ample report in ve will

| fully satisfy every reader of the sivnal progress

reference to the another pra

the several accounts against them fortnwith.

Yes, now I remember it al] to well!

We met from the battling rauks épart ; like quiet waters, and falling so gradually

jof insurzenjs commanded by Otto joincd | | Chimelinski’s corps on the 27th.

that he wished to study whether the people

; re “3 ed eS RICHARD HAYES, : in . . : : : ‘improved, A peasant woman, condemned to

TWO TRIPS A WEEK. male, ny Hie aeocintion sacc MA Tose ie. Bach NICHOLAS JOSEPH HAYES, § Executors | Together our weapons flashed and feil, into tae stillness of a deeper sleep, that it | An engagement took place on the 29th ult. | death for having served the insurgents as

PEE eplendiat « Sige” “NEW | idhdatlasineainie A ctahetiatedk: audited pay’ Morrell, P. E. Island, And mine was sheathed in his quivering heart. | was difficult to say at what moment the j at Mipzow, in the Wojwodsehalt of Cracow, /suttler, was nonges by his orders <a the

I 6 eplendid gee -golng Steamers © NEW | i. confidence in its constituiion Sept. 21, 153. 3m pd : sound ceased to be. She mourned over the between the near Eens Chief Otte and the! Kowno market-place, in presence of twelve

und NEW E a eb Lf? a vere Sean : {From the Liverpool Mercury, Novy. 2, IS6L.] me NOTICE, iis spn er oa eae ae fading flowers which bad been given by her | waeinets wiley Sven = theis eems | ladics,. whom Be. compelled. to witness. the _ = : ere . =< ees . ‘ 1 a i d ES t Was + oo di , i; - > « - ia 301 ape ey i . aC ix .

<i Jue Weed, Holes Wherl every. MONDAY: “Ti mast be yratifying to the public ganerall; i . as all too dark to see his face lover, fondling them as a mother might | and Horses, were capture hother engage-/execution. Landlords are ia great trouble

| THURSDAY

tarther notice

HATS AND CAPS,

mernings, at 3 o'clock, until |

‘ ' > and especially to the proprietors, to find that its in come during the past three years has increased at

millions and a quarter sterling. Its subseribed ca- | pital is £2,000,000 sterling, and its invested funds

lalone amount to £1 ,312,000 ste

LL PERSONS HAVING LEGAL

claims against the Estate of Joun E@an,

Legislature. i ' . “ad tie tre pre- i Capital Thirty Thousand pounds Currency, And I heard agaii the trenmlous tone,

Bat L heard bis death-groans, one hy one,

rs i, @ 's And he holds me still in a eold e@ibrace. fondle her dying child. Some of their

On a forest path where the shadows fell ; ; * * ee personal feeling which had something of

devotion in it; and for my own part, though

jment was fought ou the 27th uit., near Sun- woruv, in the Wojwodschaft of Kalisch.

|the landed proprietors of the country. The ‘object of Russia is to indemnify herself for all

with their house-stewards, perters, and servants. These people will not expose them

occupy, and a good table.”’ The Presse of Vienna says that in presenee

ie iy tt Same apa aor j usiumne for 1861 amount to SAAN Pot sar a, ia 3,000 shares of ‘Ten pounds each, pay- 4nd trareeyter suegatibn tan tennant, she took away with her so much of my, the losses ae expenses she bus ere in tog “the “Palsh” pron hao ay in ruin- J * f . 7 . vs. } . ws lition te this very arge capi, he or ‘ yi ‘ 1y. . : i ee i ‘ A . i 2 } s e ti , an ‘or at t rf m in. SCA UNDER CLOFH! NG ’ naan heen established before the recent Limited } able by instalments in three years. dut that parting was years, long years ago, delight, I was happy to see ber retreat early nie ated TW hudend? War ochttentea ee enormous contributions even on inhatitents i a ye ve d ’ i sdabivy fe t, the individual Sonne exch pa PROVISIONAL MANAGING COMMITTER. | He wandered away to a foreign land ; from a career which seemed too full of trials ial wail bropirtg” Several Austrian sub-|0f Galicia, who are Anstriap subjecta, and ; s | shareholders, comprising some of the wo Je’) CO. Palmer, Chairman, Hon. W.W.Lord,M.L.C.} And our dear old mother will never know i fo iri delicat . i ; m ty in the kingd d > yO? } merebants in Liverpool and Loudon, are liable for | 7 — - 7 > Pp . : jand excitements for a spirit so delicate, |jects, among others Prince Sanguszko and | 0" Property tn the kingdom and other pro- FOR MEN’S WEAR. fiche aheahalie’ Jeet) Hou. G. Beer, M1.C. Hon. J. Pope, M.-P. BP. That be died to-night by his brother's hand. : f S vinces under the rule of the Czar, thejPowers

Inspection: respectiully solicited. CP" Remember the New Stand, QUEEN STREET. Charlottetown, June lst, 1803.

NEW ANNAN MILLS.

i the losses, should the whoie of the capital be swept | away. In this respect it differs, it is believed, from juny other Company established here.

And lastly, the ‘Agent being appointed by Power | | of Attorney direetiy from England, is authorised to | draw Bilis the moment a loss occurs, and without | | referring to the Home Company, to the extent of | fone thousand pornds sterling.

Henry Haszard, Esy., W. E. Dawson, Esq., James D. Masen, Ksq., Alfved Phillips, Esq., J. A. Darey, Esq., George Davies, Exq.,

William Heard, Esq , Thoreas Dodd, Esq., Wim. R. Watson, lisq.,

| ' ! } } | | . : | Geo. F.C. Lowden, Esq., Owen Conneily, Esq.

lt is four years since I heard her sing | the ballad of * Auld lang Syne,” and L would that [ could give some reflection of its beau- ty. With those who have listened to the singer, some echo of her ringing tones must yet linger, though it may be dimly as the

The soldiers who buried the dead away, Disturbed not the clasp of that last embrace,

But lsid them to sleep till the Judgment-lay, Heurt folded to heart, and face to face. ~<“—-_>-- —

Count Alfred Potocki, a member of the Upper ‘Chamber of the Austrian Empire, bave been, ‘although not residing in Poland, taxed, the ‘former at 40,000 roubles, and the latter at '50,000. While waiting for the payment from those noblemen who reside at Vienna, their properties have been occupied milit-

not only have the right, but are in duty bound to put an end to these barbarities.

A few days ago the Commercial Club at Warsaw was surrounded by the troops, and @ detachment sent into it until a receipt wae produced showing that the city tax had been

FARES : | the rate of £20,000 per unum. We believe that | late of Charlottetown, Plasterer, deceased, are, leaves drooped down, and her tears fell after) Arrests continue to be made in Warsaw. selves to the two-fold res bility they are ’ - Tr NO, 66 che is oc deretex+ 09 $i 50 neother Company, within the same” short jeriod, | requested to furnish the same for settlement, and | He spoke but once, and I could ae hear them, and she strained those that remained | ‘The Polish national gensdarmes Taniszew- | now li i » On i. one hand they are se poeeece Fodae : = fi . " seatiped = oun a eager Pp shodion jall ane se oe to ~— —_ Estate are hereby! The words be said for the cannons rour ; closely against her heart. When her waking i ski, Kiacynski, Rosinski, Jagosewski, and | threate wit vengeance of the revolu- ? ROT hiic. Fh dee Hive ches cwecrosee \ or alle epairtine 2 Paw i ~ “et e ake in “liate pa 1e i ? : . . ‘ ie . ‘ _ Boston ly Steam aud Railway,....6 00 j ac tivity anal rex! of the RIERA gETONS, waves the rege “DANIEL BR ENAN,, fp But my heart grew cold with 2 deadly feur— came, with the restoration to her just fame /Zelner, a shot on radnoaiog, in five of} ton ; on the other they one exposed to the : Freight avd Fares puyuble in New Bruns: | Promptness wit which all the eee ae) RICHARD REDDIN. 5 PXeeutore, | O God! I had heard that voiew before! and to the love she prized, when she cou'd | oe ee org heat th fre gee clipe agg geen . ; My ae = x on - % : of the late disastrous fre in once! ere tne cs ' : 5 ¢ , * oP r« } : 2 , i < i i i ‘ ! j - wiek Carreney, ut St. Jolin | tittew to thelr tinmrietal wbility wnd the care and pru-| Charlottetown, Aug. 3, 1863. IV 3m Tec heel a! lee ere pour out the triumpbal strains of the final gE oo o atte o> edd a = ae" ordignry ts, who con neither Paseaves and State Roows secured at the Com | jenee which markedthe investment of these furds.”” | ———- : i aT aT § - ea BS ore a other's mee, ii (Ah ies’ aids Wine usiero al con- ngiish overnmen as ressed a note rea nor write, demand seven florins a-day anys Ollice, Enst ond W mrehonne, Mecd's:: Deint ees enc weer POSITI\ E NOTICE. When we lisped the words of ourevening prayer ! ahi ali ‘ = Ws 2) ihe tale ink t Austria, proposing that the Powers should no for service. In fact, _the impending house a, enairdien Te >. LARVELL, Agent. | Phe Liverpool and London | Ll. persons indehted to the subscribers, | MY brevher! would I had died for thee— ento v son ph ) the ess er | longer recognize tue title of Russia to Poland, | revision, necessary as it may be, is likely to inarloatetown, June 15, 1865, | FIRE AND E | ae COR ROSS AG 40 1G, PIPED LOT! ore ss Gels ti de Cade ‘ay iobel cou Goal vocal power, with its bird-like trillings, its since she has violated the Treaties of 1815. | encounter many obstacies, and to sink intoa CHARLES BELL, ihe . ’ Lit otherwise, are hereby reqnested to make payment : t high enstaiued notes, ehe did not whollycast | The General Correspondenz denies that the | half measure. Whoever omits to keep his | INSURANCE COMPANY. | |t their respective Accounts on or before the Lith | preseed my lips to his death eold eheck, aside the past passion in the present; she| Western Powers have made any decided | doors shut incurs, for the first offence, a fino | #8 a Novemmen next, otherwise legal proceedings! And begyed him to show me, by word or sign, mingled emotions in her song, and through formal propositions to Austria with regard to} of 50 roubles. Even the large hotels are to _ "st > fi h bo fir t ] Ss will be taken for the recovery of the same, withont |» i 5 : —) : 5 g: ig - TI f : / ‘ i HE Agent for the above s C1888 | Tintinetion LOCKE & KINGDOM. | T##t he knew and forgave me; becould not speak, | her rapture the tones and look of her late Poland. The poy wage of some of a be kept closed. Just think of the perpetual ‘ Evelish Fire Insurance Company begs to | Gt > ai i! See : ee nd hi . : "mae : : : Freuch papers on this subject are therefore | bell tinkling, and the despair pons- ; aes STREET. eee call the attention of the publie to the advantazes Crapaud, Oc tober 5, Nts. ss ont Bat he nestled his poor cold face to mine. anguish penetrated, making the joy more! ere colonies J ible PU ge 9 oe Meotouedl the 2 G5 to miimate that be as si) ottered by this Couwpany, in reapect to the security | , va a ‘ ° adie ‘ e : ‘ . ‘ ° j RECEIVED, via Halifax, his SPRING AND | to the wacared, and presnptnens to pay loxses, whieh, | U N ION BAN K | The blood flowed fast from my woyndediside, oe os ee ar hy with NEW MZASURES OF RIGOUR IN POLAND. exorbitant wages demanded by the Warsaw SUMMER SCPPLY, and ix now showing a large | without disparaging otber Companies, may be sately | : | And then for a while 1 forgot my pain, 30 divine a radiance as when it strikes upon The Press of Vienna points out fresh house-porters, a correspondent of the Silesian 7 and earefally selected STOCK OF NEW GOODs, | asserted to be superior to those attorded by any OF | And over the lakelet we seemed to glide the quive:tag drops of the spent storm.-— : . Gazelle gays :—** A landlord told me to-day suitable for the season, in bother Vompany in the Island. The Liverpool and | PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ii r little b yO boys agai Whether as actre-s or singer, she was ever mupabates ve ~ ago wte® Dave been adopted that a man who offered to take a rter 3 : | London F. & L. Insurance Cowpany has been in s | Rowe Lhe Pes, PRR _— . ™ , B - “ i | throughout the whole of the kingdom of lace in his house required 4 000 "a 1h ~“ CLOTHS, TWEEDS. DOESKINS, suecessful operation since 1836, with agencies all Incorporated by Act of Colonial i baal Chan. ter weet drantedd weranietteteidh what the Germans well describe as seeicn | Poland, and which are no longer directed Te. slonais “i in tabl ’ b oO ars TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS, over the world, and has paid in lowes about two : : ’ : volle ;" she inspired her hearers with a | against the insurgents alone, but against all | 7°°"'Y ses, & comfortable arm-chair tp *

— | With these vantages any i VHIS BANK is formed to supply an : J » ‘ ‘ } With these superior advantages, the Coniy any 18 v . Ad pply - i ; : 5 . ; : : ¢ ( t 0 , 1 HE SUBSCRIBERS, in returning | not disposed (though it might be well justified) to | addition to the mone cirenltaion of this Is- (From Fraser’s Magazine ) warning light; and with this twilight ofa ‘arily. What is perhaps still more astonish-| paid. ‘he same course is being pursued in ‘ thanks to the pablic im general for their past | ask a Iigher rate of premiam than other Bagpiah | lund, the want of which has for some time been MADAME LIND-GOLDSCHMIDT. | Voie? must be linked a took as gracious as|ing is, that an inhabitant of Cracow, now |every house in the towe: and im thiee favors, beg to inane et Sor bere wormed et een ees a ner ecowae preg aavtied — “3 aa CRhareieshtien Cobtiocne of hey . \spiritual, ‘T'o me they come, stealing out of an Austrian city, has been taxed 5,000) houses whore the tax isnot immediately paid, view TE EXPERIENCE ANDS | tageous features, ve Ave °€' jnereasmg population, ‘panding Commierce, } : | “sags j °

a icatieaie tecmaeiaeee work, and by | that an uniform rate bas been agreed upon by the | of the eularged prodaction of an industrious and The genius which most sensibly affeets shadow into day. The words of the well- roubles for a small property which he pos the pay of the troops who are left in ovcupa- striet attention and good workinanslip, woald tes | Directors of this Company and the “ Queen's,” and | energetic people. Tucredible as it may seem, notil b f ich ds, di-| known ballad have that poetry which eon- sessed in the suburbs of that city, bat whieh, | tion is charged to the proprietor. This pay

evtfally solicit 4 continnance of their pasronage. | that the Agents here should, in this respect, “ act! ¢) @ yeur 1855, there never was a Bank established | (De hearts of men, which commands, di-|* : M : unfortunately, is on the Russian territory. rises with ever day of the occupation. ' " y} im concert.’ W. A. JOHNSTONE, in this leland; in that year, under the pressure of et d play ith their emotions at will sists in the true expression of a sentiment rs J Hottie eee, yor YREB-“-9-+-0-- +--+ an o> a f the Liv lund London ne essity, the Bank ioe, Edqoel se eons Sane ; i d which makes TERRIBLE SCENE OF TORTURE av pzatosycr. | Among others, M. Schaster, a German, and

‘of Paling. dtc 0 0 34! Agent of the Liverpool nnd Bann a similar necessity, the Bank of Prince Edward | ; the “al Th f d, | common fo all humanity, and which makes | T® } Flavat g h fi f : eee SN Sees dy oN sees! 0 0 44} Nev. 10, 1862 Fire Insnrance Company | |,Jand was exiled into existence; and while it has |‘ “he voe —— rollin sneale Caeirigers lit traigh the heart. Bat thoneh | A terrible scene bas been witnessed by the! ~ aget, @ Frenchman, famous for his i a a — oe eye | Geena. 6 0 éa | Sal bade ele ee | fucilitated the trade aud commercial business gene- | those vibrating molecules that make their ' 0 way siragnt.to the saoe a ° . ame | h bitants of this quiet little town Oe the } silver works, bave been compelled to pay the # Dysing aed bull dutating Miocs, Keven. GEORGETOWN. jrully, it bas largely contributed to the develope- | procession to strike upon the yielding mem.{!! ¢an be rarely beard without emotion, it ‘ie ditants® eae ee ,tax. Baranowski, the man who was lately ‘ ae if _ ; 0 t Oa | ment of the resources of the Country, and its results |wever before excited the enthusiasm which 220d ult. a body of Russian troops, with two! yijjed, was a Taitar and a Mahometan ie F ee ee noo oat 0 0 ibd!) AM SANDERSON | are supposed to have been satisfactory to the Share- brane of the ear avd travel thence to the | dinclt te al of the nest tieg} | Uiieers, entered the shop of a Jewish tailor jo4 Pre oe been in {the emplo oti Go

™" reer ee ee ee | WILLI ' ’ peenese, oer ae for sump Youre, past paid them an | brain, the ceutre of thought and passion, | *US ere to the appeal of the most poetical | | iad Jock Sarna, and finding some ehifts | a riment AD Radom and ab be but na

, hs ye 2 eee, » » sy Commission Merchant, W holesale *"y"! teenie ‘harqunebides cince the vear | ##V2 a Vast might, a power to call out aod |°% #!I singers. ‘ , and blouses which they thought were Polish | dismissed from both of these puste for abusi ; oan Pramneds dieie es Pa bab 238. 0 9 fd} id Retail General Agent | 1855, the large addition to our trade and commerce, | compel deep bidden sympathies whiel iu A melodious softness dwelt in her question | uniforms, began to beat the tailor, asking | the powers entrasted to eee Under ue ’ Dente, Gite. 7 deine anes dndden a gel WI ae Ts oe | the increasing Keveme, the breadth of wrable land | itg intensity is beyond any otber granted to)" Should auld acquuintance be forgot and him who had otdered the uniforms to be’ present regene of terrorism he proved a use-

The following Gentlemen Will act as Agents, | Auctioneer & Broker. Pa a eee oe waa. There is vo eloquence equal in its Peet brought tomind?” Her vanes linger- ote ee sae i Per fal servant to the Russian Government, bu: from whom on be taken and returned wilt h- NOTARY PUBLIC. jugriecultnral produce of all kinds, have rendered | ipgmediate effect to that of speech or song ing caressing) y upon every syllable and rose per ~~ tases ee sha me, te Bae tant was detested by all the subordinates. Two : ¢ acbdition 8 io ; . % in furthe ry rope lous | j babs y ley. « ’ 7 ¥ 2 ned Cre pf | Sutdte B é “Cant ’ | jee : * s en ‘Kirbaed Crabb, Town Road, \# _ wr On: — ra ee an ee Ibe written word and painted Image are | Bee e ye - a oa oo a " them burnt his beard, whiskers, eye-brows, | Pe uL cede tod The ee va suspicion of Richard Baynall, Hazel Grove, | King’s Coanty. Agent tor ste * . . : mdnex for a pledge: it rested lovingly ou iz ul.

Mrs. Paloer, Lot 67, ‘ Wm. Glover, Barret’s Crores or Kensington, Mr. E. L, Lydiard, Mil! River,

Wm. Graham, New Loudon,

Charles Dovle, Irish Town,

Joseph Davidson, Irish Town,

Donald MeLellan. (\ngus’s sen,) Lot 14, Réuben Taplin, I«q., Margate, Benjamin Bewrieta, Exar, Malpeque, Josep: Marphy, Esq.. Lot ll,

Michael Kilbride, Lot 11,

John Beer, Beq.. Hooper's Corner,

' Town Lots, Pasture Lots, and Farms for | Sale in King’s County,

| Nov. I8.

MR, W. A. JOHNSTON,

OF HALIFAX, N.S.

‘Attorney and Barrister at Law, |

Notary Pablic. &e, &e.

' sg Orvice—Mrs. McDonald's, next door to|

It uppears from the censns of 1860, and from other autiventic sources, thatin the preceding tive years

i | the increase in the population of this Istand was | 4 361 pereons; increase of breadth of land under | cultivation 45,000 acres; increaxe in the quantity of | roots and cereals exported 842,000 bush. That in | ithe year 1861, the Imports amounted to £314,902, | lenrrency; the Experts, ineluding shipping, to | | £343,421, currency, (showing a balance of trade in tuvour of the Island.) That in twenty yeurs, trom | 1839 to 1859, the revenue more than doubled itself, | the figures being, in I5s LAF Git ; in L869 £41,000 | Whilst to carry on this additional trade, the pub-

comparatively dead things ; it is the voice, n that hath life—tife to move, to charm, to | the early recollection; it stayed on the exalt, to wither, or to annihilate. Wil. | thoughts of the sport, the wandering, and liam Pitt, at the age of twenty-one, ruled a | the parting, with a diiing tender music ; great nation by his voice. Not by his | it swelled into the amplest utterance of i mind ; no. it was by the sonorous depths of his (dial efleetion at the offering of the hand o voice that he obtained the Jead which his | good fellowship. W hat a welcome rang iD iajestic genius knew how to keep. Burke, | !t$ Joyous peal, how it rose up and rejo'ced, with a genius not less exalted, with | With what an irresistible eloquence it pour- jed out the invitation of friendship, * Aud