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-— arn e eRe ae Car > SE or eee ee gcrtEs (Serene rece SSPE PRE IAT PT IP rae owe ne rr i — rg PLIES EET ETF EEO ET RPT IE BE SLE RPT io * “ee == at a ee VOL. ay. CH AR] a? YORI YLT} Ty Ay « ‘ TIA\WAT AD 5 ‘bs : RL TOWN, PRI WARD ISLAND, MONDAY JUNE 29, 1874 per RTE GR LE OL OS OR NT Oa ETO 7 - a . : ie =. _— trond aa J U 4. . 4 an § < é o ® CLOS! N ; 4 ‘i n fh p Wi j ye a A \ AS sPayt ' ie SSERTOTION 5 geet a SR RED EEE TL RET PA RE AL IN TS TI TR aa ah 7 6 { ; { a i 8 Qs |) lensiein: i ve, : Le } ° . . ay nya OAS \ a VAR Vl TAGs . | ‘CaS:e'n recovered some self+possession, and | sein, and the uncertainty hanging over Ja- | [From Le Canadien] PARANA WWRAAAN AAA teivieg 2 . sce . : ” | " : a SONG 5 : oes ie 4 on Joanna with lcoke of fondness, | anna’s fata pressed heavily on his heart. REFUSAL OF THE COASTING ‘CRADE. sdetails tleescdstesdniclicticeenbiiinibeicae ee ct Ain 4 Pte os . —_ - U | tow was she chanced! Ey« ry thing confirms A couple of hours after came a messenger We concede the use of our canals and John Bull's fifteen millions are likelyto be ——nae ; have Coacsen your own d‘et:uction. Vith | ed hi enodt: 2 . + at } . . oi se 6 , : 7 ST OFFICE CH ARLOT _ ' e 4 ie : a . d t ; I ith | ed his dreadfal su pciens, whose tidings completely did away with all | other advantages to the United States, it is = of much heart-burning to Brother ‘ \V bend neath bey ues ; > turned aw: £ ras OL e Is ' te eG Hi ee : . onathan PO) ' l \ Te TOW N, P, E. ISLAND, | Youths! vy the away, and was on th * Alss, Joanna,’ said he, ¢ is it thus I must | remaining anxiety or doubt. Trumpets | put strict justice that they should accord to ’ eu t ™ ‘ wad in anes | ee al ae ‘ r at i . ‘ ea : } 4 } i jai ; : ix tot nip’ peng ving t min ang r, followed | again see you! Was then your place of re- | S°Unded before the gates of Wissehrad, and | us the registration of our ships in their ports. Be gp em see a will visit Mani- wR EY , . 4 ste tet tenn TM a ce et ' : ae wale ictal i - : ‘ c ‘ § i ill acy AFTER WOND A} . ttth MAY. \ n Ry h aff, when 1 : iddex topped atthe | fuge not sufficie:tly conce:led? Could nos | tBey blew no Swedish strain. ‘The Imperial | This advantage will compensate for the con- ianmane ‘hem ren door, (1 i. 7 own betier| thing sieceed in protecting you from reinforcement is arrived! was the cry that | cessions which we se Ww st- : , ss pa aor os Vion : ; ce pretecting you from your| ©" '” array s the cry | cessions which we make them, @ earnest The American Pilgrims have presented | nines - ! ‘ e of | }—* Hows | tormentors ? circulated through the streets, and occasion-! ly draw the attention of our shipbuilders to | the Pope with $100,000 in money, and a MAILS OSE pr Old " nt‘omen,’ enid he, h urteous At these words Jcanna looked up at him, | * ithe liveliest rejoicings. And such indeed | this fact, and we recommend tem to take | coffer of gold nuggets taken from American Bo \ , i » the Mnp l ets, | &@ Swee! smile besming upon Ler lovely coun- | ¥@5 the fact. Generals Gols and des Souchs | all the measures necessary to prevent the | mines. t i oor regotiation will | teaunce. were lying with their corps d’armee scarce | Canadian Government from acceptingt with- Prince Edward Island is gazetted mililary Fova 5 M N Monday, Wednesday, and I t your giving me the * How me: ' ‘ half a league distant fr the city, and it| out a word uttered, a refusal, as unjust, and | district No. 2, Col. J. H. Gray, to be D. A day, ar , bya ie ini ow mean you, my honored Lord? My| ” gue distant from the city, and it| out a word uttered, ¢ usail, as unjast, < > , A. ‘a “a, ' I : An eng you et my tabe.’ The) father has bronvht me hj ’ | was now easily conceivable that the Swedes | let us add, as humiliating for Canada. [f, G. thereof, Commuted rates of postage is 0 ) New Br'ns- 2 M «WV iM N “4 7 ; , wher has Orought me hither,’ se ao ag aeolian aes allowed to vo!unteers while in cam ; as ( i And rhe iDS tfa 1 Gus~ ‘Yes, [ know so much: butat wh —Wwho must have got earlier information— | from the American point of view, the treaty : . P- ! Lt vus left the roo eral ish, offis | 1 1, and ead ro edprgepanaane had really withdrawn, and given up all furs | Which they are endeavoring to negotiate Daring the inst twelve months — se I 1] Swedish, of nand, and with what escoit?—I scarcely subt , ™ : I a ae ; Tet ’| steamers have been lost, viz: the Allantic, mn Ate | é cers, however, remained, to perfor the | dare to ask—ass a criminal ? ther views against Prague. nas only for its en 1 to favor their commerce the City of Washington, the Jsmalia the , : wifax 3 “ne , s of hospital t ward the Aners. ‘Not so,’ replied Joanna, mildly: C tl Sele Ail esteem eens atthe expense of ours, it would be much] Ville du Havre, the Europe, and the Tacna. . e Sat ' A ainsi A is gc ganna, mildly; Coun MNT PRPATINY better tn etary stalu as ournal de | Nearly eight hundred lives w ‘ { es ca d ut laid as h’s | Kouigsmark means no harm to me,’ RECIPROCITY, ae 3 vhazy diag sy le Journal de “a 2 . : se ae ee s : sleeen'and duced: and wancntha edshetl Sb . : —— Quebec pretends that the draft intends the | The King of the Sandwich Islands opposed M . bh meelf smelter Ne. l se ie gps eysc [From the American Canadian } registration of our shipping in American the session of the Pearl Islands to the Uni- | viving himself over to the thou s an ‘The r . , ‘ i : ill i erie ' 2 » the : “sn =, , : >I ' i] 1 es ich Kot oe i : ads, a Lord, are represented as THE CASE ON BOTH SIDES, ports. We do not know whence it draws its es! "ieee — ae ny G B ‘ ' V ha | ” supposition ic) Konissmark’sappearance | extremely uneafe, and the Count recoms Ir a : , . ‘ , ; with that country, and a subsidy ustra- | ee gaits J , U om 1 the proposed Reciprocity Treaty 2 forme . ec ary asse stol1 ae : ° . ; ‘ ‘ tes ad excited, when one of his friends brought | mended ta my fatk h: : Oa propose * ciprocity Treaty the | informatign ; but the contrary assertion is to] jan steamers stopping atthe Sandwich Is- Great 1 { ed 2 | Monday W ‘ 1 iMond., Wed., and Friday an tae s of tavttaddon os " ‘ y father the greatest caution | United States and Canada have each equal | be foundin the New York Herald, and in| lands States ‘ I i na { lp } i um a card ¢ iVitation om tne paroness | and cure,’ adve cee ty Tor e ae he nian ci , P New Wee) S 5 S i Pe Bi win : | von Zelstow, which «ta‘ed, that the Baroness bik wee a Ivantag at , offer the other. The products! the Montreal Herald, who draw their infor. The Moniteur holds England responsible Ir =, ‘ | x i ; “ : : a I i that pow 5 ; cate 3 i ha oe salves bul why are you £0 pale—so wasted? of the Dominion are necessary to the manus] mation from official sources. for the escape of Rochefort, and says the i iX. | wa Sci nai i ne fs » 418. 8 y « + + ’ ae rare P 2 . Tal ei tty a s 7 Tage ai a | ecidentaly in t leinselte, visiting have they treated you unkind y? facturers and consumers of the United States, [Fr the N York Herald J 18 British Government cannot refuse to enter | hay . | re “la *V) 4 “ D “ : "Ton ei { ork " > . : fices 5 a ' | Ihave 1 ed ' Ys her frend, Madam von K:udener, and havs ‘By no means, my Lord; on the contrary, | #24 the ingenious industries of the Ameri-| .,, no ee oe into the question as to whether they have thw ' e i . ao ' | pie Mek Rn ; } . Pe ' a? : . ; i 7 THE RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA-—CONSULTING g 3s isl , G m ind ) S Daily, Sunday excepted, 2 | An ing seen Count Wallenstein pags, could not} 1 wasso ha; py as to gain the favor of the | 2S are necessary, in point of cheapness, to eae - ee the provisions of 8 n i resist the desire of speaking once more with | Lady Ww ; . the Canadians. Here i ’ 0 Ce i } Wes Tiguish. A > W S ss as ! oe. I r i acy von Wulden, who treated me like her | ~ anadians, Here is a quid pro qo, Secretary Fish has been: feeling his w 4 special to the Ti fi Indi . ; ; 2 | the old Sriecd and kineman of hor boone, ca aie si ila aches ua te cea Secretary Fish has been feeling his way, A special to the Times from India says : _to . a ; - S : ae parece ‘ ? nan oli Louse ovn '@ tiv . ' dees ike; an : on that basis can be} oyigently with the Senate as to the proposed ‘The Government continues to furnish ase b r ' ‘ : \ t Wed lay, S lay, 7 p.m ro } os g | : Vs inv io n wis anything bat agree ‘Weill, time mus! explain this se ming ens a . wrest} that would deserve the name Reciprocity treaty with Canada. It ts re- aastcamee 60 3,500,000 natives. There can Sout! H or ) Monday. 7 . , We tia i ene a t ’ ; ' . mA hero; to m He ‘en was very] igma; meanwhile, let ma bless the chance “ it ported thai a draft of the treaty has been or wi ees The me Bel ¢ eee re : : weh against his with. Still she was, he] which has seain permi a “ Sut other interests come into the scale will be shortly submitte be oy j COG RAMS WE SOMO People MAY Cle 0e- ‘ Bedeq " 3M »W S , Fri M Weitnesday, Friday, | coneli.ded, just now a rner; he had} in my arms.’ ' ee oe and turn the balance. Since the abrogation | 4 ' ; i . sassy : Se . —- wera | Xt » 2.30, } . I s r wa uite ceased to fee! any emotion respecting J 5 | : of the Jate treaty the industries of Cana la pl a ee oe ee A small party will start from Nepigon Bay > Brack P a SM I A e ‘ ‘ “ig Fr iy hn me’ ( * : sea ito te any € - nu . spec me oanna looked conscious, and biu-hed , . ’ I str 4Nada | od for the purpose of considering the provi- to explore this country eastward on Lake ' & : ‘ . I I ; : er, and s aunt had always shown him deeply, but made litile efort to withdraw have been growing up. Although young, | sions of the treaty. This defence to the Superior shore, with a view to ascertaining 3, Pis nn s s River, 2 F - I 10 a N much affection. It would, therefore, he} nerself from Wallenstein’s embrace. He, on and born of necessity, they have boen found | genate m 1y be proper enough, but if Mr. whether it is not possible to construct the 7 i « ‘ : neeived, be improper to withheld himself | his part, felt that his couventivral def ’ sufficient for her needs. She has, besides, Fish were not so timid and slow he would road near that lake. Mr. Hazelwood will a Li 3 Regis 8 8 ze and n \ 7 ’ from this in rvie: and the interval which | were be ten d ns Din aes . we . | the mother’ country to fall back upon for} have found out tl vi ra r ata at Se nS ee ‘ res r Al s Vv . r . — . Jat ) > rence nx ; nave found out the views generaily of Sena- , ° . . f ’ New For s r mained to b> filled up until dinner time | family pride, consideration f ia ortega. | Such supplies as she cannot cheaply produce. | tors and had the treaty ready for executiv ae papi ye sod Ataonie = ‘ he I g s } ~ nus I ; ' Ce ee me | fan price, consideration for the opinion | 1, ether w . : . as hal a ee eee: ee eee . een Canada and the Uni States has ree id ya n ) 3 determination. Hel]of the world, had melted but to speedily 2 ssi : “ la . ei ' a es ll action. Should the matter be delayed any — the assent of Her Majesty, t'e Presi "s etters l . Box lil S . min 6 ecor resummed | at wal lowes, and Lame as she is, and can, Hf need be, do without the | jonser there will be time finite | dent and cabinet of the United States and : I ‘ 1ed a V and | away. nger there will not be time for definite , ‘ a. depar 7 e 1 t . | ' interchange of trade with her largely pros : the Government of the Dominion. Presi : i An : lirected the atiendant to show him to the! *Josnna.’ angth he resume See eUne recy J action this session of Congress, and much of : , RInIOn . resia a a ni A. A. MACDONALD, Postmaster. ae Aagcotpenen se | : - + ange Oe reoemed, ‘you ate | ducing but heavily taxed neighbor. shins “eee ill . in te a" a gakapecnere dent Grant has transmitted it to the senate. i$ Pos i S74. = auimnir ania ! No power on earth shall separate addition to the exchange of products e One WHE BANG MO DE CONG Over Again. | The proposed treaty is not to go into opers . — i He was rece lbyt Ider ladies with | I 1; In addition to the exchange of products of | phe principle of reciprocal trade with our | ation until July, 1875,and ‘lb b ited . | | : 7 W a DY > €1aer it wit us. Cano! live withent you ! this I have eae" ae } wi . Gal . re eee CCiprots ade ar Lduly, 1540,and wi € submit a Se : > , : > I im g 1 ! dom : : . : | : ‘ ‘ 4 the land, equality in the use of the fisheries | 0). 0:9) nore : : coo : ‘ : aette : e : arm3, and warmly convratulated c » | falt since we last mi iad vals cn 3 ae colonial neighbors is generally approved by | to Canadian Parliament, at its regular sit» Husiness (i ards. Properties for Sale. | iaLae : i. : ek _— : é rm the | tsince we last met, and—nay, interrupt | is sought. Thatis to say, the United States huh saith al as public ' a thai ting in February, 1875 " ° t} i 1 1 y 9 a DRE 4 nN} the Nee BP rot n al ] > ‘ ’ . ; AUN ETESS ait . uc, , . * cS : = ae \ j l the defence of | me not, you alone shall bs my wife! have no fisheries worth speaking of on the ce ‘td ce ; Liberty of speech is not one of the bless~ phy, — Tc celmidiaanai a : . ; . 8 native , Curing the yrees of th ‘Count Walienstecin,’ crie he : Bel toe ies » wishin ‘ ought not to be much difficulty in agreeing |. °° . sn : ‘ wWpNVTN i ( ) R a 7 l he g t t air hes } oe r 0 as : of the ” it W “" ae 0, orted Ble, by this Allantic coast, or anywhere else, below the siciias Qhiii iti : ’ 5 ing now enjoyed in Germany. A conte Mr. ( f BY R N kK . © A iF Die \ I { nal ‘ e con sation had fasted some] time alive to the impropriety of prolonging | 49° of north latitude; whjle north of that ' a sae of imprisonment for a year and a half has ‘i SEVERAL Building Lots situate in Tig- , ra le time, and Albert began to hope that | this interview, ‘1 entreat you to pause and parallet the Canadian and other British BEAUTIFYING THE FARM. been passed upon s Deputy, Herr Most, for | 7, +m &., @6 ' 5 Ra ship No. 1, Pri ity, Ww $ the Lord of the| he should be spared the embarrassment of | consider.’ : Americans possess fishing grounds at least eh Tuc ‘thew = ae - ME. A., & : iv S atior i ee te i d ie : : . , " eeting of working men, ; i- ‘ lway by Where 1 H en's ‘presence, when the Baroness sud-| 1 have considered,’ replied he, gravely, | ®1¥@! in value to those that induced Mr.| A paper read before the New .York Fars | 5,5 shaman made coulaae him ae t ‘ m i \ of i ous W - j denly said— ‘considered ey ything, fully, repeatedly, Seward—that ablest of statesmen—to pur-| mers’ Club last week by J, B. Sands, was | had denounced a standing army. This was - e erinary urgeon, a ie Rex" a eT _ ‘But there is another old acquaintance, | Do not imagine that an overshasty passion chase Alaska. Qn which side the balance | as follows:— regarded by the Minister of War as an in- i _ , wr re- i. re Count Wallenstein, who is anxious to add transperts me thus. Your worth, and our| ° trad would be, in this part of the trans- “Tf there is one thing that farmers ne- eult ” the members of the army, and ute { LITEI ATU peer oa : ee ee et kes | ee id a aig Nig .,.-, | prosecution was set on foot at his request. 4 u. the her congratulations to ou ind as she | relative cire t action, 1S ODVIOUS, t it would be a cc zlect more tk another it is this Wi i g s;’ and as sh elat cumstances stand clearly befere | s re ine ween "= An order in Council passed yesterday cone l irs a STATA TAA AAAR AAR Reena | spoke, sho walked, smilinz, toa pair of Sold- my , 2 } lossal error on the part of the colonists to | js I never ild give < aso ; . . | LONDON. GREAT BRITAIN. JOHN BALI THE SWEDES IN PRAGUE aa ee ar Pp : a my m = Phe wounds of my country are ek bee hike & an te tke ted, an 7 id 4 cou g cps a a and | veying the Pictou branch of the Nova Scotia alii Ee ilaiae O ' te sana ae . ry ' inyx Goors, whi eing thrown open, Helen} many and deen hay ie el . ee ee ner lisheries, and} should like some one to answer this ques ailr $ ies Railroad ’ EGS to in‘orm tt tantsot P. E wii i : _M 1 to, 1974,—tf waa discovered in an i ’ ) ¥ deep. [have vowed, I amswor, thus check the progress of negotiations. A | tic , aie eae iene ‘ee apaahotl B tha Se NATTAL a aie od as « vered in an inner apartment read-| to endeavor to staunch them. But in this}... 5 REP oulanogs. | tion : Why do so many farmers neglect to er tee a f a Se the ay thatt a NOTICE CWA 7 JHAPTER XX\ ae i Oak asl hen : oe : question, more sentimental than judicious sentity ak . 8 - ine of railroad from New Glasgow to Louis 4 trus : 1 NO Lun Of mA LE. Cs the deren which Odeqslks Gli. eas | : dame yon Ze . and re two} career I must have the consolation afforded eeu inlervenes ax to the oon i of tl os sip i ot nt pleasant, burg [170 miles] within cian tanaae The ts - . a ’ ii, antatt can aitied the sn aia cen eee O htervenes as tl ec ersnip oO i noto , ajy ‘ ‘lies . ss : . ae W 3 of his attendants had ridden to the castle of | . oo ne Troom alter & | sy some gentio heart to resort to. I musti cass God alone owns the seas as he does | aly See oe ee tre ee to becommenced during the present CHER eas hice aE eg % a op'e together, | have some mild and radient cye to creet me tea diteiiank: et ihe acs oe. the eye of the traveller or passer-by? I year The Local Goverment has to give : : Charlottetown. J , 7 : — j t maw Is deat i e first ‘ ot atte ttod ii nvers| when I retorn from the bettle: 40 eird on = y - _ oe : “ upier of a sl! | mean not only by the use of paint, which $5000 per mile to the proposed road, and a a i member of the family t r aD ed 7 = . | : , 5 farm puts a value on his frontage, and wou peep Lear * antity of |: ‘Lhe trans i bs C AR V D I ] iB i ( ) : i I tt? P re : ] ' sees I t! "i , i en d yeen fie and ber| my sword when I stait forth to it. And ] : 1} tt } td oP well in the eel of our build- Tar code at tee och & ane f Phals i i, 4% . y, by Public A yn, | ace dent be the Baroness vii stow | for: : , ie : decidedly object to even his next door neigh-| jngg } eee wae “xtens plet- s : it tt eauty atin de en ercetive ol: wae pies ast ings, but how much it improves an :

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A bu c i ION E RM, I iM ss . r ulv bo towa Oitiwite : ii Lipie © which Cc — broucht up, as it ere, in the school of mie— A shore fronta re, aliv with fish, is } : i Sl eT on » In connection with a statement contained

i : <date the Tw “seventh d f March. 3 : . biecte! to, y the most fastidious} fo:tune ? Sie will eseist me dryiog the} worth money nik tla. icici | another way to make our homes pleasant | ina former telegram, concerning the (acific | Co agcin I arcnants X D 1874, and maid etween John | S'arbedon receiving intelligenc - | vo Fe ee ny. AOS Se een ee ee ‘ y ilway, it is y

Mmission i erc 12nis, i I ) Pr Ceaute / . ' . ‘ rolled a it sh tainly did give | tears of my dependants, for she knows how | looks for compensation from those who would | tothe eye. A few well-arranged flowers, | Railway, it mon understood that & renew- : rs. ot sides, h sitto be imparte! to Albert ample raagon t ‘sis Sean ela diel aes aes a : i ce ‘ cr one or two gravel walks, a few beds laid ed effort will be made to find a feasible AND I nd 1 ate neal ite utelobess ait t i » perceive, ta re- | bitter it is to ehed them; while a high-torn| cast their nets therein. Hence Canada na- | t. let th } fi sae ie route bythe Fraser Valley in Columbia or,by Having it ti test ¢ 1 rewal of his addresce sid ba anata | atte se ery : oe : ase : ; out, let them be ever so si a e ‘ ‘ase : ’ b. GENERAL AGENTS. eae aa me n 1 uddre would be any h og | wile might oaly think of the brillian ‘y of | turally looks to be paid for the use of her | we nb i" rso imple. How our Chitukevejuk River, which falls into the BANK BUILDING, QUEEN STRE! ly’s apartment in or a See | Serco.’ fisheries. The justice of this claim the Unit it ren are delighted we little know till} Fraser, near its mouth,and the Similkemeen as pL ils avr, seo.8 ONES ‘ my psrtme nord t Ccommut ° ‘ ‘ ‘ = c eT lj i . F ee r ~ ’ vatry i ‘hi . > Dat San Send ie JAM possible B and, as he afterward told his friend Wuiden | dare not listen to you. Too sweet, too ale} WOuld be extremely useful in enlarging the } ie ee —— ~ a aaa, Horetsky will penetrate t ae Cascade Range bi ES BRENAN, s Helen’s agitation was extremely creat he was himself quite surprised to find how | luting, are the images you describe.’ Dominion canals, and might be paid by th ” a ages y kind of solicitude by Gardner's Inlet, which is navigable far | : ae ye marsh rt "7 Peet eee te nplete was his indifference 5 wee : me f - United States without compunctior t*or| that is tender an ind. Ah! picture to! inland, and from which a good passabl appara ral t p= orenwroueht patote sah ae : t s his indifference, and how d | At this moment footsteps were heard aps | Um ates without compunction out *of| 4 g' P e ‘ Rouse, Sif], and Carria LU ditt i, R f ee - * temporsry res) o-aodly it'was manifested. Asingle glance, | proceking an inner door, together with | ‘2° Alabama rans*m, yourselves many of the old homesteads that | route is reported by Francis Lake, Fort = rut ig? in insensibility , and even on recovery ; Pl we 7 eats r : ; by as we i raser ; Nec i nd Paper Hanger & Glazier so i ) . wee — 'Y | indeed, at her nies countenance made this | voices in eonversati n. : Yet another point that cannot be over-| We Pass by ss we journey from ples to sould of ie aan Take bok at a be SO i , P I s W i ST . t ho te, it was P 8 efore a fri fact palpable to the Baroness, on her return i on. my father retureing for me,’ ondd looked in the draft of the proposed treaty is | place. Can you wonder that the sons, at adopted, will aaahie the aemmae e ‘ gush { tears relieve the @ure : : i : j iacuer e.u iny yT é AIG ps : co a ‘i in x i © en » ie a> . 2 aaa i oan ” vidas to the saloon, and we fear that, after Wa's| Joavna ws ' the mutual right of the coasting trade—in- | #9 early age, pack up their trunks and | reach the Pacitic waters by a shorter line "3 : along a. ‘ saiq| ber heart. Having overcome the first ters : : : ed ae ; Wi Rta al chee, Kbia ShantOe a . | start for a clerkship o i a an any > i ae ae, on , s B »the place of beginning, being the his Kew tha ceed Mate al wombat voit G n's departue to figure at the Prince’s| Wallenstein recolleeted now that his time cluding, of course, the Pacific coast. In th a . oon ree ne o ae er oe 6 ee uy oe recesee Prompt altentu i ind formerly owned and occupied |, . inlet? eno oth egal nettaccnat ! e discour "the ladies of Troy | was well nizh expired, and that Gotz would point, the Canadians would have the advan- | our large citys? One of my mottoes is:— aie f cae ho will . te th + July 7, 1873. l said Nelson Howat. containing Ninc. | °*** i itself to her view in a milder | , a eee a iil na Ce ee re. at le preser ‘arefully weigh- | Show me the company th: y =| ee ee ee eee . eee eat a ensgulieeenion y tnt scape : . ee ing N snag i was neither particularly lively nor satisfacs| be awaiting him. Once more embracing Se - en ng eer “ee r : = a - isest ae finally from the Lake of theWoods or Wins H. R. MUHLICS’ - ie bu I as a adanes Was ot : . i vi ee een ory. Joanna, he pepa ed, therefore, tor his des _ — eee SS ee eee y ~—_ a — _—— we tell oe mipes River will start in a few days. The for ‘seis h srt an | iate onthe wisdom of finding meins t) dis« Binevines $5 taavteis the a cies | viele ' ' reach, we should say that for this concession, | What kind of a man he is, Show me the | line from Thunder Bay, Lacdes Mille Lacs, ‘ ia ap P L aa ‘ a . ' ’ ‘ i . , : ee 1 > . - j ae i r Kite h en & G a | | e to Edward J. Hodgso Charlo unite their destinies; and that which she) p44 dosna‘ched a serv tn a oi manent eee 1! y (. ; Canada will firmly hold out, Much might | books the father and mother furnish their | Will be located immediately, The construce i ‘ ib i@a Serva ( wn man ‘rarew rhis ) a. ¢ . tL " i secti jf i y ; simsd at, a mysterious Providen vad |, F 5 Shed ' ‘ ; . vo ' = ie : » ‘my beloved, | be said in favor of its bi ing granted, even | daughters to read, and I will think what ees = the omy oe River to . ; NELSON HOWATT ita iain on +0 eb ths rain, his ‘steward, | my bride! we will scon mect again!’ and Ce a re “ort Garrywill be proceeded with as soon as ‘ ane a 90). i d awfully accomplished. She learnt, t 0, ! = ies from an / rican slandpoi f view—but| k x rs § . . Furnishing Depot Heo: in 4. tare. esl A enctsia de ed ( | t outa : Acakvoms uf hens | seih thes wens ha dave Uhdcall dee ro 1 America andpoint of view | kind of daughters they are. Show me 8} the line can be located between those points, ALSO, DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF HERMANS & after a. while, that the same hand which ine how matters his Paden. aod Be ae on ear pt of that, more anon. Being a privilege to} farmer's door yard and garden, and I will | Somecontemplate improvement on portages SON had inflicted Odowalsky’s death wound } ° rt : eS — oo ops, Hau lorgettipg bs] the Canadian marine, it ought to be paid | tell y hat kind of a fi ar between the lakes and rivers wi!l make th a al sal ’ . yaaa zy © UCC and, had | oy £ eattles 18; hitkt donee et ee eee rae ‘ aanadii rine, ough paid | tell you what kind of afarmer he is nine f . © the i “hip Wor kx, . likewise administered to the comfort of his aa i r, ce ie ; ind es d visit to Martinitz, he was met by | for to the extent of a part—certainly not to | times out of ten. There is not anything route an excellant short one for summer | at resta the safety of Joanns yarn ne of his att t Be i : av i mh (CUPPERS ; ukee Chance Sin exnirine momenis. ee ne carnt, | one of his attendants, anything like the whole amount—of the sum hat s rates ¢ eat travel and freight. S . Pi x { g gn the servant's retera, that Bertram tee|*Halten;tay Loed,’ eutlaineed the mes 5 | that so elevates a man in mind as the beaus ieee ‘ Lead. Figures, Dee sea nd Har And this generous foe was Wallenst:in ! r er . pea “el ~s 4 ’ > ac n@ man; | assess: “ul for the fisheries | tift T : : » nn I os us foe w i! . ; : ae ue isl > iful. There is beauty ey IGATE FR "HE IR ane a a oe © oli T 1 j : “s He bad, most probably, she imagined. from | , t at the mansion, indeed, not in Prayue;| ‘Count Gotz is this moment mountibg his cha " ~ co we a flower} DELEGATE FROM THE IRISH AGRI- “Menesta Att ie el a hea oie nrone iY i! a one een iesiuibestintie” de ” a OL wat Bend a ‘ ia eo ie Boal . | : r From L ‘nerve iat every man Ought to love a is LT, ABC URS’ UN. ce ete Sell- Hangers, Grill alt Ti giniths a lngerinz emotion of deep attraction t but had gone, th cedins day, by order of | horse to depart, and anxiously expects your nee) | ut I in fes idol fl a itl giv te a ‘ gerin? emoti C ep attracti » : : : s | I J ate. ie : ne : CREIGHTON STREET, QUEEN STREET * | ward herself, interfered in bebalf of ber be- | ©°M'z#™ark: and ins carriage provided for return.’ en ee ee a flo [ a atk that We were yesterday visited by Mr. O’ Leary, VEEN ss [Er art , ybehalfof herbe-|.. . 4. ae a . a my flowers to any one, an ind that they de oe ’ OPPOSITE UNION HOUSE, OPPUSITE WATSON’S DRUG STORE, | ‘rothe?; and a bundred thoughts and assos mun bey Che Sonat, 49 eaten. Wallenstein etarted, as from a trance. He eho most important clasens of he plan ar neglect to care for them properly, they : Gelogate Irom the Irish Agriouiicmas Tis ” a dy 4 ‘ 4 ‘ : ‘ 4 o r | “ . i i . ° . } . a " m j 2 ji PICTOU. N. & eae cA scat ot ha ations rushed upoo her mind as sheendca-| -%%% intelligencs involved Albert in's preeived that his intended interview with | those relating to the abandonment of the ait receive any more. Wl I : ti a ates apd yada 8H r Cee _. oe ee eee Se See COnere Bs ,. | hundred diferent speculations, which occus | the UppersBurgvaf be postponed - payment for our fisheries, to the enlargement en foe ; a 2 eee memorandum of instruction shows us, to Ch’town, June 1, 1474.—1 as lic for the liberal patronaze extended | Vored to persuade herself of the truth of this | "U8" Se ee ee ere Bo eee must be postponed ; and} P's" ae : “9 out with the hard work on the farm, I go| ‘enquire and report on the social, moral _-- mn a ed 2 dotenlen pied him daring the entire time of dinner. | although with a heavy heart, when he | % OUr canals anc “ the manufacturing re- in my flower or vegetable garden ; it is rest | #04 religious aspect of the country.” . He JOSEPH CREAM ER, : ) a ofthe sa They To divert the concentration of Helen’s Could it possible that these Swedes had | thcuzht of Joan:a, he joined the Colonel, ciprectty. "Dy (he Sew. we give up be Ue to work the If d b i y, | Dears with hime letters of intontuatun oe ca t mtenty en hand reflections, it was proposed by tt “Be liscovered Joannn’s plac: of refuge. And| nd quickly reached the New Town, where United States a sum of thirty to forty mil- oe a eer many of our most prominent men, includ~ flections as opose by the baron sities — tone. # ae é » Wer ; 4 se ' . “Vv aieva i r . "si " Physician & Surgeon, A meat A sortment of that the ! ‘li as! val 1 ly a iit ri j could their thirst for bloo . be so sreit as imme liately seeking his fric nd Wulden a lions according to The Ty ibune) which thi y _ - or ” ~* Becauee : woes from Archbishop Manning to Arch. nat : e8 suc ‘ é v tto a frier Aalle Us , re. ae ‘ CORI > ae i ‘ ave di ie es : . co - %

Ty Fr TINWARE, KITCHEN Py “a. K ny oy an a. | 66 tales Ghime’ $5 Wedk'a tonbiead OF the Laie all ba beck a ' ’ owe us, according to the Treaty of Wash- | have done it, do it, and will continue to do | bishop Lynch, as well as one to the Bishop tha City For. 7. AWA, KITCHEN UTENSI LS | ia the Kleinseite ; and, accordingly, Madame ‘ Orr ian seek a renewal cf the | related all he had this day experienced, and ington, as payment for a tiinien | We it aslong as I am able. I do not know of Ontario, from Rev. S. Hornibrooke, of ” oe el : ie » Zelstow, Madame de Berka, : len, | frustrated sacrifices? Then what part was | requested Leopold’s counse aid : pra ete ee Rigi a ee ss . al Maidstone, Kent. Mr. O'Leary waited a CHARLOTTETOWN, & Cc &e. P &e. de Zel mes aca d Berka, and Helen, Ws Veith 45 ‘ake? . ss 1 I : nsel and sid as to his sum would have sufficed to pay fpr many why it is, but my children are unwilling to upon the Governor General at the Citadel,

. i 4 LL ORDERS - bebe AITSIN? set forth one morning from Troy, and enters | - roe ; ‘ay In suciadrama? And) going next morning to the Hradschin to see improvements on our railroads, and to save | leave the old homestead, and, as far as I Quebec, who has since forwarded to him the atients attended to at all 1 ALL ORDERS in the above BUSINESS ; : : , . ee cou'd the peculiar smile which Count Kons] Count Mavrtinitz ae Cee en : ae ' 7 : ; : w iatiens siven to poor era sly on Will be punctually attended io ed that part of the capital, An unusual igsmark had cast on him at the andience be a - moe us from the imposition of new taxes, in case | can judge, they always look forward with | following letter of general introduction :— a MONDAYS, from 1 to 4, | Hav 3 ately made larg: pure has «in the | bustle seemed to prevail in the streets, ao een ’ n order had just been sent to Wallenstein | tj,oy might have been necessary. By the | joy for the time to come to visit the old : a a coon = ane See you - Unhear t Kf ' led fer ee lde Ls \ ' ’ iInGiClly ‘ ( Ba yj is ¢ r ; *d : * * 5 for April 20, 1874.—t! — Markete,intended fer Houre Builders, | which 1} ey were told resulted from the exs ¢ - 0 ise ee to proczed with his company to the station | second clause, that relating to the St. Law- | homestead. oa vs e —_ rere va ao we Gi: : Witeine. Water pectation of a Bohemian embassy coming to ( mapletaly bewild ! a and serious!y has | of the Korn Gate, and consequently he could rence canals, our Government undertakes to | “But | am sorry to say that too many ae Sone. with a view to iaform himself ok AAS BELLIES, ater Close is, : ie ; csi . | rassed by thess thoughts, he resolved to eeek | not venture to leave the cit Wulde : oe os ce | s : treat respecting the capitulation of Prague. a as : y- ulden. | enlarge our canals immediately, in such a) farmers not only neglect the beautiful, but and those whom he represents, as to the n0f } Bell Fittings, &., &e., | They had scarcaly seated themselves in an . : ‘ ae nt Mars | therefore, offered to go in his place. way as to permit the passage of vessels of | the useful, for they neither raise flowers gemaral condition of this country and the | PLEASANTLY SITUATED ON lam prepared to SELL THEM at RATES| apartment of their fiiend’s house. and exe | UDit% Who was the most eligible person of | * You know,’ said he, ‘I assisted you to | 250 feet length and 45 feet breadth, and to | frui é ’ | advantages it offers to those who may be de- ie AS LOW AS CAN BE HAD IN THE City, | F een eT ie te eel Ci Sieeaiiiles aiid, manliness . ae . pepaan, SH fruit nor vegetables; not that I have any | sirous of emigrating. I shall be obliged by rs North Side King’s Square, pa surge agente yield ah = 3 chang A the tosis creetings, when: ths whom to seek informat 10n, ana perbaps the | rescue the mai Jen, and I am a little in love | make them of the same depth as the harbor ' right, neither do I wish, to find fault Tke your affording him every assistance and ine Na John UE New Brunswick Toa ‘ous public, we would say, that all| announcement of the cavalcade drew them | likelies 90 g'v' a. According!y, requesting | with her myself, though not quite so far gone | of Toronto, and the other harbors on the | only wish I have as a member of this club formation in your power. : . ~* n THIS vw rm th . ol : BUSI | ¢5 the windows. Helen closed her deep | 2” houx’s leave of absence from Count Gotz, | as yor, on which account I am the fittest to | great lakes. The Tribune calculates the cost is to advance the interests of farmers. 1 I have the honor to be, Sir, ‘ NESS will be attended to with Despatch : ' | he ith mec} scte Nroceade ard M ; ‘ ic R ‘ ' erests é Be F ie 3 Jd E. RUSSEL, PROPRIETOR. cotati tae eae A a ne ERS oe | Mourning veil wine tenth os proached he with mech haste proceeded towards the epeak in your name ; but I think the whole | of these works at eight millions, which must | smote thnk i be themes by sesny a low and Your most obedi« yt in First Class WATER JERS ¢ Sit appro: Oe ee a i : : : : : es ‘ 8 UFFERIN “” hand. Atl a , apartments of the Upper Burgraf. thing will b te useless.’ be paid by the Canadian people. We must ing rf i At its head marched a number of trum-|~* 2 ™ ung 2 eee I . ee must | me: iness ink i ’ i i ; ilty i : cq en ee i : : : : mean business. They think that ifa youn Mr. O' y is a navive of Clo x F. M. CAMPBELL. SAYER’S CRYSTAL BLUI rs, followed by two off al _| In longly coart of the castle, which he had ‘Useless! Why ?’ also, besides, undertake to build, entirely at : : " y & Mr 7 ve of C onakilty = Glee IME saath pil 4 ; peters, followed by two officers ezcorted by —e ; : eae il aliiaad __- | man is not as bright as he should be, why | the south of Ireland, but settled in England “— PLO E Fa erchant Sold Cheaper than ever | a troop of horsemea. Shouts of ‘ Ferdinand | to cross, a closed carriage had just drawn up Because, half an hour since, a deserter | OUT OWN Cost, ~ ceneneeragy taneey 0 make afarmer of him. What a mistake. | %.,9" ®gticultural Isbourer, some thirty COMMISSION AGENT, Nor. 11. 1871 | for ever!’ groeted them, as, at a slow pace, | before one cf the smal! postern gates, | fromthe enemy entered the Old Town, ins | #5 t¢ bring the St. Lawrence into communi- dint Dindines oll sails uit ck a br tt miles from London, to which place he re- ‘ » AS: pver. greete > 48, a 6. pi : a ‘ R ‘ | é ‘ 8 ee i rfe@ . ” KA . 1 ee Four dragoons, who appeared to have e:-| forming us that thore i a cation with Lake Champlain, the Hadson | [ y set out trees by the | moved when nineteen years of age. Here 2 AVOVTIONE ER & PROKRER | they proceeded through the Kleinscite. On | , PI 5 ‘ 18 @ groat movement | |” . ci | roadside, it will add much, not only to the | he learned the business of a stone~mason wi ) ‘. FI RE AN D MARI NE | the right was Count Gotz, a well-formed | © yrted it, had dismounted, and were leading | among the Swedes, who seem as if they Reet and Rew "Terk. The UNE con alu of tl ir own f; bs t it will add to | #¥d during the last few years * sasnsivents . . j the mgn - t Go i-forme . alge CB : : Pie ot a .,. | value 1eir own farms, but it will add to f has been cons . TRIVIT) CORNER, GEORGETOWN, P. BLL. | man, of middie age, and on she left was their horses to the stable. Wallenstein's| were puring fora retreat ; whilet we have| Siders the clause so advantageous for tl | ¢y valne OF cronest ' the i ais nected with all the social and political sounr FoR TH INSURANCE | Wallenstein progress was completely arrested; forasuds| likewise received news which may be des| Umited States, that it alone should dex ee a i "hi ro bg ee movements of the working classes. He AGE: THE WOU fa 59 4s Kae ' : : : ; . aie sais hi ,,,. | neighborhood. will give an illustration. 2 season in con it Mandard Life Insurance Co | The imperial oflicers were introduced to| den thooght strack bim that this was the | pended on—in spite of the strictness with Pe a Hn TE a Ree ees A farmer that I knew had his farm for ee een ame te Cone labeusens aHlt : ’ \ i ed : i ia ek venus t ? vhich the S 7 Baas of Senator Brown means nothing less than | “* 2 se . —s : . 0 Sept. 1, 1873. 1y IMPERIAL | the Palatine. He received them graciously, | © h which had brought Joanna, — which th e § wedles have striven to cut off all ee Bee c | eon years, price $10,000; he put into the | Union, of which Mr. Joseph Arch is presi- | i : l | I p | I t l] I d ll ( p k f iil d I] for he doubted not that they would se‘z3 | ‘She is} ere,’ said he: ‘ perhay s 10 dan- | COMmunication—that General des Souches is to etre @P tne TE. Lawrenes renin te our hands of a real estate ag st Let 1 dent. in bis nape of tis mission hosoutt- . : tlie fa Pade 1 ands ofa real estate agent. L : VULC FOUNDRY : Pay |i. proposal with joy. Count Gotz scted | st I must see her.’ already lying near the Sazawa, and will ar- | "iShbors, and to put New York in direct | - mospen® | mended that the penal clauses of leases OF LONDON. the character of scekeenan. while W neisipig tei ‘toed a ‘ i found | tive before Prague tosmorrow. Neverthe communication with Chicago by avoiding on your farm $1,000, and I can sell it for} should be abolished, that the small cotter . seen . ; ; ; . » characte f spokes n, while , le hastened te ‘ » and n on t ee ae r : r onsati ‘or i ST ne rn Subseribed and Invested Capital £1,965,000 tein had leisure t | direct his 1 ona tl Shae ‘ ; he t ve 1 | less, to nations your impatience, I will, if Montreal. Trade can follow the ronte of the| more than you ask for it. The farmer | chould ad eke a for ee ITOVES w a one See : . ’ stein hac sure to ¢ this l.oks towards | the carriage empty; upon this he stepper ’ j ) . ul, i ; . . | . : : reclaimed lands, that a central sani- e an : WINDLA Sterling ‘ - Ah ae, PI . ? great lakes and arrive at New York, by | could not believe it, but at length yielded. { 0°? Unrectsime a : a. _ MACHINERY CASTINGS —— the various officers who were near the p:rs | into a long corridor, lined on ono side by | PS ble, get to the Government Palace to a iding a al, by the Caughr i 4 and let the ak oe ome . - cee tary board, to enforce sanitary regulations, , ve on hand. coi 5; nginw eee ; : | 7 oe als . a avolé J re. vy e Uaughnawaga | é ie e age ay 5S way. ye et ae 1 . : > 4 . : and . ee arenes MONTREAL | son of the Prince. In the course of his surs | numerous apartments, and on the other by | §P°** with Count Martinitz.’ Canal ri lered ac sible, like all th shes ed the building, made a i neat . lk ae I eae eaoen 4 al rn Hi lané idered accessible, like al e other | he ilding, mi a fe : alks, | tg ers ‘ a POR ALL KINDS of OLI SCRAP IRO vey, his eyes encountered a face, the sight of | windows looking out into the court. Ata The enstu:ig morning was that of the first | < : boaial : rT . oy | See ee ee ars naar ig a. aos in conn . Rleog ae Oya a pied 2 ; ees at io St. Lawrence canals, tothe shipping of the | placed everything in order, found a cus, | be done away with, and that a court of agri- of J. A. RUTHERFORD & Co, y arine Assuranee Company which sudden'y awoke within him a faint, | distance, and at the very end of the corridor, of November— All Saints’ Day. The coun, lakes. The shipping of Chicago can go to| tomer sik wld the fe for $16,000 culture, to take cognizance of land cases _fane 2, 1873.—1y Georgetow ore ae : , |though disagreeable, recollection. He | he beheld a man of short stature, enveloped | try all rocnd was again enveloped in a thick New York to ten saat which Me. Browo a 1! /’ t sie i a : ee “é io I exclusively, should be established. He ° * ° ; ; , : ‘ ‘ . Hie : * . . —_—" ats IW) Weil, tha maid, and it will always pa ols . » ; Parlis » i 0. WILLIAM DODD Capital and Cash Assets over $1,000,000 looked again, they were the same strongly | in 4 black cloak, and with a fur cap on, who fog, which covered the city itself so com- proposos to construct for them, at our cost, | tell you neha farmers. ee _ —— a ee - ‘OmpMissi = i Ws j The at i FFIC ES 1 ; marked features; there was the same stern | bore a great, resemblence in figare to bis pletely that the points of the towers could without transhipment. Besides this advan- spect «es weap td br irish grievances Thee Rission erchunt an¢ 1e above OFFICES beingof UNDOUBT- | Ss th al . Sorte : : -arcely be distingui j ; : nit i “en i i on ‘] , ‘ oF | Tan er. ; . | expression in theeycs, the same reddish aus | steward, Bertram, and who was jast turning scarcely be distinguished. Buta fresh wind} tage, the Tribune says. that the trans Presumably it see saf : ; 4 in Fr s Journal says : “ Mr, O'Leary l@: 2 ED STANDING, guarantee perfect security | nee ? sabi } " +o: ‘ oe ieee eae ” ’ ransit a 2 onan 8850 to suppose that | lin freeman: rig ie sd 4 ‘ AUCTIONEER and prompt canna of eg “Y | burn hair, with those of the portrait which | down on one side toward the sta‘rs leading | @"/8ing from the east, the mist diepersed be-| by our canals will be shortened by eight | the question of the relative precedence of | is a man of great intelligence and large ex~ y ' » ¢ r . . | . i ‘ po ° os “ ” a8 pe , st ‘i e ai ‘ me . % CHARLO! TP rows P "E. LANI FENTON T. NEWBERY | he had seen in Joanna’s hand, and about | toCount Konizsmark’s chambers. To overs | fore it, the hills around Prague became vis~ | days, and will Be twice as rapid as by the oa aan canal — — - oe = one aaa en che Gsaeraniee ; N. P. E. ISLAND a s « INE 4 ‘ | : : : a a i : : Ti ; . iahoeeti i : ae c ) y used some little | bourer, 4 é ‘ Rama : . “ > lw he had not yet be ble te ve | take this as had] sib] } ] ible, and, to the great surprise of th Erie Canal. Whata goed dip] atist Sena re a , . 7 , Agent for Prince Edward Island | Which he had not ye 2eon able to receive | take this man was hadly possible, but stil ’ g pri e | Erie Canal. 1at a goed diplomatist Sena- Lond ‘ l ts and wishes of his class.’ Mr. z 3 sl bee ' . 2 : F excitement in London Court circles, has | stands the wants and wishes 1 .’ Mr. ced ] Ch’ town, Jan. 20, 1873. ly | any explanation ; and he observed, that this | Wallenstein hurried forward, A door on the besieged, the sentinela on the different watch | tor Brown is, and how our neighbors ought | been decided in favor of the former, as the O'Leary is appearantly well qualified for the ol J a by s ——-—"-—— | man, whom he could not view without in-| right hand was open, and he, pon a venture, | towers announced that the whole Swedish | to bless him. How gentrous he is—at our | Court Circular accords it to her, ad on the | performances of the duties he ae a as ess = =e s Union Bank of P. E. Island. ward emotion, also looked on him with a | entered the room into which it led. Here | C@™p appeared to have broken up; that the | expense. Another stipulation provides that pres di ee om to oa ree = a Sane ee Be eee - DIVIDEND of five 1 r cent on the Cay | friendly smile, which did not seem to be | he beheld, seated near a table, a female, ens tents had vanished, the cnonons bees drags | reciprocity is to be extended to industrial whatever 2 Now York paper open eae a valuable but an interesting one. Mr : pe of five per cent o >» Cap- a : : sae . » ; . ec ee ie Tv . ’ . . i 4 Having Improv ed ital Stock of this Bank for the half year | natural to those etern features. He could veloped like the mau in a fur mantle. She ged away, and some fow eomonnts of batteries | articles and manufactures. the former only one which will be acceptable to the | O'Leary ts aleo under arrangespent with the e ending this day, has been declared, and is) no longer restraia bis curiosity, and in iuired | appeared to bein meditation, ber head rest~ | Were alone to be seen: treaty only comprised agricultural products. | English public, with whom the Princess of | London Hour to furnish them with letters fot P a iyable to the Shareholders on demand. of a gentleman beside bim, who that officer | ing wpon her hand, her elbow on the chair. This news soon spread through the whole | The new treaty includes industrial products, | Ww ales is deservedly a great and old-estab-; on the general condition of the working oe wer ordon Fresseées., Wm. HEARD, Cashier. | _. ee ea | The seiti A daa ws ety, and, happy to taste a freedom of which | It remains to be known what class of arti- | lished favourite. The daughter of an Em- | classes of the country. Doth an ay sees *| Charlottetown, June Ist, 1874 | war, standing on the right of the Palatine, | The position, the dress, eve. the bend of the ie} ; i : dhs Seles welll 2 i | pire of Russia would naturally take higher | and at Quebec Mr. O'Leary has carefully esti ct we he : a mm , ey had s > prive sles 4 g the ri 8c ised in | cs : i j “— *Itis Field-Marshal Count Konizsmark,’ | lovely néck, confirmed his anxious suppose they had so long been deprived, the Pragueee | © a ne — ‘1 De comprised i | nk than the daughter of a King of Dene | looked into the treatment of immigrants, C es . : i : : ,. We have a great wish to see e . in Smi . r os) And @ Good Variety of AVOID QUACKS. repiied the other; and Wallenstein was still | ition; it was Joanna. His blood rushed | *° hurrying out at the gates to inspect the | Tec!procity. Nv ¢ ; b great wish to se" mark ; but, though wives do not raise their | As for Captain Smith, a a i ais : Se : : ; ey : Be ‘ ; ; ‘ on how this clause will be realized by our pro- sbands— 2 rj ; is lo in his praise of the care whic ‘ak A victim of early indiscretion,causing ner- | more astonished when he heard bis name ; | into his veins with greater violenee; he ed-| “*serted encampment of the enemy. Fe ee iat ka Meal : J bi ss 7 pen Prince Albert first -s: . a aan their wants, while a he Newest Styles of Ef e vous debility, premature decay, &c., having | ¢, ny connexion betw tha Marshal d | vanced clos t — f} i General Conti, how held th — tectionist friends of Le National and other | travelled on the Continent with the Queen, | he displays in eX : ith Mr " 2 ’ vo Me # | for any connex > » Marshe | yanced closer; e Clankins : ore 1era i i] e i . . . r ps as ¢ j y : : a Ss . AS yp , sola Gud cued’ adequiael seuede. ion or any inexio een the Marsha and | need i« ¢ n ° v's sword ups} ' R ho ever, he em ac journals who cried out so loudly for protec- | he only ranked as a Prince of Coburg-Gotha he expresses great eats = > discovered a simple means of self-cure | 908"na appeared scarcely possible. While | on the groond betrayed his presence, and | wit wise precaution, and gave strict o:ders tion last year, and who reproached the Con |—yet husbands, in matters of rank, can | Stafford and those who assist him at the ‘ ; ; or ee 7 | hs i st year, eproache e Con-} ,.* . oo . s : : PB ° Being : We are prepared to do all kinds of which he will send free to his fellow-suf- | thinking of this, he overbeard almost ail that | the female started up, turned round, and, | that no one should be permitted to issue forth | ..-vatives with causing emigration i lower their wives. And it is anyhow but | Immigration ates 08 Tee ae als erers. Address, J. H. REEVES, 78 Nas- | ,, : : >p: ee 5 Sls i = : ; _ | Servatives with causing emigraton in not| reasonable that the Heir te the Crown | thoroughly ractical, he awaite pis | passed between Count Gotz and the Prince, | with an avitated expression, held firmly by | at present, as be dil not yet trust to this ti T gre immi in yesterday, and was pis sau Street, New York. e | : ’ y establishing protection. They asserted that | should, in his own country, take precedence of the immigrant train yeste i, : . OK & PANCY JOB PRINTING : Levene | anti] the latter suddenly sprung from his} the chair for support. sucden retreat of the enemy, and suspected they would not support any Government but | of all.others save Crowned Heads. More present at the rece tion at eae ee ) BROoOWUs AXD PAILS. seat, exclaimining, ‘say rather, Colonel, ‘Joanna ! exclaimed Wallenstein, hasteus | there might be some ruse de guerre concealed | a Protectionist Government. They have to- | ¢SPecially is this the case in England,where, | by Mr, Jobn J. Da 7. 2 aan a ~— beneath it. To Wallenstein thie news was in consequence of the quasi retirement of | possible assistance and iniofnt