~ ~< =< OD MA UJ

’ \ ,°¢ ayy ¢ a) A Weekly Hournal of Politics, Literature, and Stews.

= = —- - - 2s — — —— = — ——— — == — a — ES —————_—_ =. = senalinaaien =—_

“This is truce Liberty, when Freeborn Men, having to advise the Public, may speak frec.”’---Euripides.

Vol, VEEL. Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Monday, February 2,

1863. New Series.---No, 4-

oem aslliertncmaidnaia . tite He te " as , i ) The ravine proved shorter than { had ex- luxuries of a mattrass, a rug, and a three-|—there it all lay at my feet. Yonder was| The New York Hera/dsays that two officers Barque GAZELLE. —y ened ones mill | LITERATURE, pected, and, instead of leading immediately | legged stool. My first care was to make a| the path by which I had descended from the of the British Army, who have been for some r FEVU LS well-known regular (aieaie er naa rr a LL QULET ALONG OUR LINES.” downward, opened upon a second plateau, | systematic inspection of the loft and all that} plateau, and, lower still, the accursed See en the Confederate Go- - TRADER, KR. Camenon, master, |“ Ls> Bbls. Extra and superior FLOUR, | ALL QUIS Ts “"S" | through which a well worn footway struck | it contained ; my next, to open a little un-/| let, with its background of rugged cliff and | est Sateen I Sanne Richmond will sail from LIVERPOOL, G. 18., Which will be ootd th gaa ite | And is it truly so? off abruptly to the left. Pursuing this foot-| glazed lattice with a sliding shutter, just| overhanging precipice. Well might they | at the former ey, a of Given ae on Savunpay, the Buh — zon ee IN, Peake's Baildings. |». quiet reign beside the blood stained stream | way with what speed I might, I came, in|opposite my bed. The night was brilliant, lie in a shadow! Well might the sunlight Captain Wynne — was arrested oy ond oe o& Liverncol Mesers. D. Canxon, Soxs & Co.. | ————— ——— | Which separates us from our brother foe, the course of a few more minutes, to a and a stream of fresh air and moonlighi refuse to touch the ripples of that lake with | the government, and forthwith removed to oi a a an BENZO LE, Whose cannon yonder gleam! sulden slope, at the bottom of which, in a poured in. Oppressed by a strange unde- gold, and to light up tho windows of that pea ee companion being itted ; R SPIRITS TURPENTINE SUB-! eis, “aiid th ied Bdae i basin almost surrounded by gigantic lime-| fined sense of trouble, 1 extinguished the| house with an illumination direct ftom ie ore proofs of culpabi- 4 FEXUE owners of the above Vessel beg to STITUTE. One barrel of this article, now | Reneath this re ie all dle leks stone cliffs, lay a small dark lake, a few lantern, and stood looking out upon the so-| heaven! “ oe —rene in his ease. After ' e oder see thaske he Rpeetaete and ten poet: —_ MI , ro SST ea erry ‘ hich, like canaeiened volcanoes, seem Dot near, fields, and & chalet. The rose-tints had | lemn peaks and glaciers. Their solitude Thus standing, thus looking down, I be- seaeadl 8: . rp ee ge op = ~ eo siean te ‘Shit See Apmmaage 9 5 oh rom | HARDWARE STORE. ree a “Until they leap their bounds. by this time come and gone, and the snow|seemed to me more than usually awful ;| came aware of a strange sound — a sound | shove arrest are for he procenh et ane Charlottetown and Liverpool, and solicit a contina , HE. STARBIRD & CO. | : had put on that ghostly grey which precedes | their silence more than usually profound. 1/ singularly distinct, but far away—a sound py the Government it is intimated that Capt _ the « — They a ane _—_ = a3 sear —__—___—_—_ | . . Approach the dolefal place, the dark. Before I could descend the slope, leould not help associating them, in some sharper and hollower than the fall of an| Wynne has been guilty of acting non ~~ hee "ho Arrive. | Where Bie thw Vietinwy af the Vouqutas Be skiri the lake, and mount the little ewi-| vague way, with the mystery in the house. | avalanche, and unlike anything that I re-| sary or agent of the rebels, and was on his ci. ae “i. W. LORD & CO. A | Of men, who neck the re of a race nence on which the house stood, sheltered by | perplexed myself with all kinds of wild) member to have heard. While I was yet | way to Europe with important despatches.” eee : _. | Per MARIA, from H LIFAX, As their supreme desire. its background of rocks, it was already | conjectures as to what the nature of that asking myself what it could be, or whenee | = ————9 290 CARGO EX “GEORGE DUNDAS,” 15 HEDS. Porto Rico MOLASSES, Where gallant lives outflow night, and the stars were in the sky. eaputene might be. The woman’s face it came, 1 saw a considerable fragment of |, The new ship George Griswold, Capt. Lunt, elite : , oD 100 bis. FLOUR (Extra), lan ough gaping wounds in forms of sturdy braves ; |haunted me lik il d Again and} rock detach itself fi one of the heights ft L“ncashire, England, with provisions for FROM NEW VORK. 25 Chests and Half-Chests TEA, ay ees oe aaa act I went up to the door, and knocked ; no oe ape wlan tte ream. Ene ane | rocs Co om ee Cae © ‘ eS | the distressed operatives of that lace, sailed MPue Subseriber has JUST RECELVED 20 Bole. BREAD. | ro | Where re ee eee es eat: one auswered. I opened the door ; all was | #241 [ went from the lattice to the ladder, | overhanging the lake, bound rapidly oe from New York on Saturday, Poth. Ata a Gehalede “Gaeuse Desbas.” the fal J.-S. CARVELL. 1 And wild delirium raves— dark. 1 paused—held my breath—listened and from the ladder back to the lattice, ledge to ledge, and fall, with a heavy plas +] meeting held on board the ship Mr. Low Lowing GOODS, which he Nov.3, 1862. isl protf | Where hapless cripples groan ; —fancied I could distinguish a lew sound, | vainly listening for any sound in the rooms| into the water below. It was followed by a ‘Treasurer of the Committee, sinted that tho Offers for Sate at the LOWEST PRICES: Labrador Herrings. "Where vulture-like consumptions gloat and feed | ag of some one breathing. I knocked again. | below. A long time went by thus, until at cloud of dust, and a prolonged reverberation, amount contributed was over $108,000, and 11) bbls choice Pastry FLOUR : ope pian! Upon'the vitals of the soldier prone— My second knock was followed by a quicls. length, overpowered by the fatigues of the| like the rolling of distant thunder, Next) that there was on board the ship eleven au0 é., Ssem Yanks FIAUR N STORE, a few Bbls. VERY BEST Does quiet rule indeed ? ise, like the pushing back of a chai j day, I stretched myself on the mattrass,| moment, a dark fissure sprang into sight al] thousand two hundred and thirty-six barrels 1) do Baker's FLOUR LABRADOR HERRINGS, | ; eetse enad Sat LT camila daa wer Te” kee Gr taal | down the face of th ipice—the fissure |°f four, two hundred boxes of bacon, fifty 10 bhd« Brieht Museovado SUGAR | J O AR Vy ELI Now mark yon leader's mien, a man’s voice said, hoarsely : my bapsac ora pi ow, and fell fast own the face of the precipice— e Ds e barrels of pork, five hundred t l and SP Gos See Seee es RATS Nov. 3, 1862 ied ope f ee rae Whose brow contracted with its weight of care ‘ Who is there ¢” asleep. became a chasm — the whole cliff wavered boxes of bread. There yet remained in hand , Pa Comtape § fe = iis | «eps icnevesithe thunbeel hle'eseh tb cure): ‘A traveller,’ [ replied, ‘ secking shelter! 1 ean guess neither bow long my sleep| before my eyes—wavered, parted, sent up| £30,900 in cash. = en ee eed ES Sole Leather. \: 1 Apbqdile aathe hide for the night.” ‘lasted, nor from what cause I awoke. 1|a cataract of earth and eee slid | Lede Bt ee te 20 do PEARS : ; | JUST RECEIVED, per “Carne M.| TLE ae A heavy footstep crossed the floor,a sharp Only know that my sleep was dreamless and | slowly a one reer was yy one “a Lo bape a sas fe- w de WASHING SODA nica” Rais essen, atiiehiibatanliaite 4: Or pase along the lines, ‘flash shot through the darkness, and [ saw | profound ; and that L started from it sud-| Deafened by the crash, an inde of hewee eiettt ated atten pes ae 10 Kegs BAKING SODA from New Youk | Where quick eonmands and rattling arms resoand; 1) 11) aickoring of tinder a man’s face bend-|denly, unaccountably, trembling in every | the dust, I covered my face with my hands, | 4 w to make good sluighing, 100 sides SOLE LEATHER o s: : * > > . > Where War her nightly enginery contines— ye 5 Ps ace : ” ; : d icipated instant dest ti The | frequent showers of rain, and a large Taajority es ae LR et. 210 Sides Superior SOLE LEATHER. | An ay on ing over a lantern, Having lighted it, he Merve, and possessed by an overwhelming | and anticipated instant destruc on. | of the days bright and sammy. Cold Resty 100 boxes Oriental and Patent Candies J. 8. CARVELL. ne ; wie said, with scarce a glance towards the door, | Sense of danger. echoes, however, died away, and Were 8UC- | days have been very few.— Miramichi Glean- 1 oO ~ Pale and Extra SOAP | Nov. 3, 1862 is] pro tf Or where the pickets watch ‘ Enter, traveller,’ and went back to his | Danger ! Danger of what kind? From ceeded by a solemn silence. The plateau ¢,, Jan. 17. 20 do CLOTHES PINS — are a

— —_—— With practiced eye and eur the wily: foe, ana d sy hearth, ? KF h 2 __|on which I stood remained firm and un-! inci ina MACKEREL. : stool barive. the enapiy-heaete ae wr senee., Ldaened geane shaken, Llooked up. The sun was shining) Canaptan Woops in Evrorer.—We omit-

as serenely, the landscape sleeping as peace- | ted to state, in alivding to Dr. Hurlburt’s

ISnests TUBS 25 boxes assorted Candies th futt , sale ® 2 f aie oat ae new | Anon with Suttesing-Reavteainem to eaten I entered. The chalet was of a better | 1 was alone, and the quiet moon was shining ALSO, IN STORE, *» BBLS. No. 2 MACKEREL, : :

Of some unlocked-for blow. . ; 3 \in as serenely as wheu L fell asleep. L lis- g ; : : A Quantity of Tea, Boots, Shoes, 0) de 3 Do sort than those usually found at so great an| ah y il hen I rt fully, as before. Nothing was changed, | efforts on behalf of this Province, that he has Spices, Lozenges, &c. For sale. i Like the electric stream, | attitude,cousisting of a dairy and house-place, | tened-—all was as still as when J fell as:eep that a wide white scar now defaced all | ‘istribated the specimens of woods exhibited 1S CARVELI a. & CARY ELL. | So soon to startle in the lightning’s flash, with a loft overhead. A table with three | I got up, walked to and fro, reasoned with save d f th & Menestene tata: tele | at the recent Exhibition, among the museums mabe? ne Ae Nov. 3, 1862. _ ist pro tf | Is the false quiet whick, though trne it seem, fi de | ied the ce ¢| myself; allin vain. I could not stay the | Me Side of the great mosh #©W+ | and governments of the European continent. Peake's Buildings, Dee. 22, Ist. tt er i ——$________— | { or four wooden stoois occupied the centre of | d of filled the val- |» : ; e saan Sipe : : vat and a ghastly mound of rain the val-| that is a practical method of - XYLlolass<« — | Portends the thunder’s crash. the room The rafters were hun with | beatings of my heart. I could not master r , P of encouragiD, FALL CONSIGNMENT, | all cae | bunches of dried berbs, and long strings of the horror that oppressed my brain. I felt|!ey at its foot. Beneath that mound lay | orders for those woods {rom this country, a * |/BMIE subscriber bas in Store, from recent The storm about us raves, ee dit — we ; : cm > th buried all record of the crime to which I cannot fail to have the desired effvet.— Se 9 i Ind A clock ticked in th ‘ner: | that I dared not lie down again ; that I must cies ; Ex GAZELLE. arrivals— | Though we may sleep unconscious of its power; odian corn, A clock ticked In the corner; at cat, off tee tannintantiataniensh iy enite had been an unwilling witness, The very. Hanalton Spectator, . . ° * . > YL" 7 TY hth le } - res , i C' i ou ; ° . o 7puE Subscriber respectfully intimates; 180 Hhds. CHOICE MOLASSES. Un that, while highas.sieg phe Gente waves,': ‘1 kind of rude pallet - trestles stood in . to stay would be death ; that the in.| mountains had come down and covered it— | Rear - to Wholesale Purchasers that he bas received J. 8S. CARVELL We soon may huil the hour, |* recess beside the fire-place ; and through * . b hich I ad t at all nature had obliterated it from the face of | . ANOTHER Mvkprr my Canapa.—-From the per above Ship, a Consiguaent of the ander-men ae 7 : + ile . P . ; ; lattice, at the furthest end, l could hear the | Stinct by whie was govern must at a 7 ; ae 2 ahela - | Sb. Ilyacinthe Courier we learn that a man SweeERTES ¢ Cte iceiie adie Ch. Town, Nov. 3, 1862 isl. pro tf When some benignant form . et the Alpine solitude. ake and chalet, vie- . Geund GRUCREIED, ait which were purchased ment ache: ‘cows feeding in the outhouse beyond costs be obeyed. ; . : named Langley, keeper of a pablic house at fer Cash, be is therefore confident no one im the il < rE T Hz Like Ilis who quelled the tempest by His will . & ) j . tim and executioner, had disappeared for- | Mettle Bridge Eastern Townshi had a City can give better value 4 } : | On Galilee rer rs Somewhat perplexed by the manner of! I could not bear it. Resolved to escape, nd the place thereof knew them no| ao. creer? pe P» a os edie a “— stil cdilidtliline ii j i Galilee, may tower amid our storm, " I t d k aah | Il life d ever, @ Pp | quarrel with his son. They came to blows, § Casks small still Whiskey, Gleulivet, J ST RECEIVED, 430 Bbls. FLOUR, Commanding—~"* Peace; be still! ‘my reception, | uns we ee ee all events, to sell life dearly, I strapp- | more. , and the father, feeling himseif unable to cope a Whde Le Kuyper Geneva, SUPERFINE, EXTKA STATE, and surERIOR aa ee }and specimen-box, took possession of the ed on my knapsack, armed myself with my ens - | with the son, seized a knife and plunged it ¢ Quarter casks id Port Wine. J. 8. CARVELL. | IN WINTER | nearest stool, and asked if I could have | iron-headed alpenstock, took my large clasp- 7 SCELLANEOUS NEWS |into his side. The young man died the next Se Choate Comeo PEA, (warranted), | Ch. Town, Nov. 3, 1962. isl pro tf ; eee tot | supper ? knife between my teeth, and began cautious- MI ne a See: 4 Pe ee a om sa rae The valley sh te tes My host looked up, with the air of a manly and noiselessly to descend the ladder Oe ee N. RANKIN, Queen Street J i = - = j The valley stream is frozen, | y © Ps y - y ° « 4 a ’ + . m ‘ ‘ be fovember 17 ” ardware. Waertnh atid kee, wie ‘; ar th ; ~neated e| Whe ‘ Toe Inrercoronran Rattway.— The St. The weight of England's national debt is reer —————_ | FINE Undersigned is landing, per EDA! ae cane swt *s oa ee a ae = ak ee Neseelaht whiet'E ieee Les John Globe oe following remarks on | estimated in gold to be 6282 tons, in silver ~ae> £ S50! MAKIA, from Bosros and from Excraxy,— } rp atonal ye Tenge ot weg oct oe : — : this important subject :— 220,000 tons. ‘To transport it across a sea, ‘ c oD ee < ~ . S aciie oF - aon ; | Swarm in the darkened air | *¥es, she said, wearily; ‘you can eat, diously clear of the ladder, encountered some | “ «. 4s regards that road and telegraph to be | in gold, would require F aoed of 25 ships of NOTICE AND REWARD! EAGLE © PLOUGH MOUNTINGS, sertlisiee dhieameiiiinaes | traveller.” _. (dairy vessel, and sent it clattering to the) opened throagh to Vancouver from Western | 30 tons burden, or it might be carted by y THEREAS some evil disposed person HORSE NAILS, nile dutks dian Canin’ With this, he crossed to the other side of ground. Caution after this was useless. | Canada, we were put in possession of tnis in- land in 12,680 one-horse carts; these would in this community, did yesterday effectaally POWDER AND pea tie tie D vit = with dijadien 1 seaian the hearth, stooped over a dark object which |[ sprang forward, reached the outer room formation on the arrival of the Hon. Mr. extend in a single line 55 miles. 281,709 persnade M urge Douglass, Cabinet-Maker, of ALFRED PHILLIPS. | sstelcadite deal teicinda. amiloett il I had not observed cbed in at a bound, and found it, to my amaz t, Tiller, but having overlooked it among our | men might carry it, each man to carry 50 this Citv, ths t eo cube riber Wis ¢ the eve f Charletietown, Oct. 13, 1362 | In the dim autumnal noon? until now mG a © eve ’ aone ' = 6 - L a . a Jy ee A A ‘aj i poe ! out ry Se a OL cerca Eoeprenmtntr-torsr | F in eee BN the corner, and muttered a word or two of deserted, with the door wide open and the. eS ee ead Set ona . Put it in at - ~—s F legs to state that the sum of FIFTY POUNDS A PPL KS ! i look on the barren meadow : | unintelligible patois. The object moaned ; moon-light streaming in. Suspecting a trap tne ders. — , : : s- and pile it one upon another, and it wou at aa Dac ath retin Prato thet gtr -* | a il ts aes = ! . : . * 7 . ered since Mr. Llowe’s arrival, in the rail- | be | nn r / : ibe paid by _—— -~ Party or parts y e jer Received by Schooner CECILIA | ae : on heaped with hay? | lifted upa white bewildered woman’s face ; my first impulse was to stand still, with my | way proctediads We thought the Desiaiitiiin be 170 miles in Sere ab08 i688 4 Buen bts SAC POOEd CO) FREER OE >is or ’ ” ” ‘ 1ide 1@ grassy cottave _— ‘ , > : : —— —_———> ney, Mr. Joseph Honsley, as shall lead to the de from BOSTON, a e ait hildren lay? and rose slowly from the floor. The herds- back against the wall, prepared for a Delegates were opposed to a sinking fund) West, Done Caatuau.—Our enterprising vidio Cm ho) £0. Bele. WITER- AP Pies: | ee ee ee ee man pointed.to the table, and went back to desperate defence. All wassilent. I could} going into operation at once, for the debt to|townsman, William Muirhead, Keq., has Cee subscriber exon F ites Mr. Douglass from any DODD & ROGERS. | I look on the desolate garden : his stool and his former attitude. The wo- | only bear the ticking of the clock, and the| be paid off in 20 years, but had no idea that contracted with the Hon. Samuel Canard blame im this umtter, believing that uns calummniator, | Pownal-street, December 8, 1862 ‘oe Is it true that the rose was there ? ‘man, after pausing helpless, as if in the ef- heavy beating of my own heart. The pallet | they would sulk when the distant period of | for the building of a steamer of 485 tons. pats ip aly hl anna —. ca _ a es. And the woodbine’s musky blossoms, ‘fort to remember something, went out into was empty. ‘The bread and milk were still | 40 years i eee ee Mr. M. has two other vescels on the stocks, enusion than those Mr. Douglas bas proved himeelf NO'DIOC ER. And the byacinth’s purple hair? | the dairy, came back with a brown loaf and | standing where I had left them on the table. _ aa sheie-sndialon: s9ttti-~iaby Walle ned portion hoe a. aa unable to withstand. canis having lewal dem: on - + a > ’ ’ eile —— . ” s~ | Vess re 1 perviston r. Wil- STEPHEN SWABEY A LL aa be fa sy oh ene ey I look on my heart and marvel |9 pen e milk, and set them before me on The herdsman ae 9g iC "abe spot heart in it. Tho dissaffection from their | jiam Sinclair, a master builder of much ex- = wenn Ca Tae, ee lS sown, deceneed, ne sounestad to Sarnia shot If love were ever its own,— | the table. by the desolate heart ‘i = bis! ranks, in the retirement of Mr. Dorian, on. perience. We understand that Mr. Henry LONDON TRADER. accounts te either of the undersigned, duly attested ; | If the spring of promise brightened, As long as [ live I shall never forget the wife were goné—gone in the dead of night this railway question alone, we have no/ Bowser bnilds the steamer by contract for and all persons indebted to the said Estate are oon | And the suumer of pession shone? expression of that woman’s face. She was |—/leaving me a stranger, in sole occupation doubt had a tendency to discourage and make Mr. Muirhead; and Mr.James Desmond has (HE Regular Trader A 1) UF fie indersizned, in Ch nw Is tl rbttes bet Witheved | young, and very pretty; but ber beauty dl their home. | them — er ee me lese ac- | the contrast of the 1200 tom vessat- te the “ipper Bria “URANUS,” 19)" 8 ‘@EORGE C “tee deat +o vn Sagan ag cone 4 Sasi d tc ieee Mie . The . _taated by party considerations more 10- | same way. Preparations to build the steamer ie : 2 ey AB . a J i Gms rae COLA, : Exeeuters. | ies di einen inning’ tiie bidet? | seemed turned to stone. Kvery feature bore While [ was yet irresolute whether to go | flaeneed by a loftier cation sainaiee ato os ae a Seolineomree Master, will sail from London ferthis| Qharlottetown, 24th November, 1862. [Dee. 22] Are the seeds of the Future sleeping ‘the seal of an unspeakable terror. very or s'ay, and while I was yet wondering at | to bring the Colonies together ina solid mass, | Keel is laid to-day. The whole three aro . Port the first Str nly in April 1963.) — . es ee a ee Bed ~ | gesture was mechanical. In the lines that the strangensss of my position, 1 heard or they would not have allowed this sinking | expected to be launched in Jano went. Is fo For Freche 7 Panengn, on ly = Landen to Jens FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, Ati, yout the n'tictidl Byatt | furrowed her brow there was a haggardness fancied [ beard, something—something thai fund issue to stand ,in their way, or shirked | no unusual thing lately to see some 30 to 40

Pore ssux & Sons, 8, Corubill; at Charlottetown gpqyIaT DESIRABLE WATER LOT, in| more terrible than the haggardoess of age. might have been the wind, save that there the responsibility of the acceptance of the horses in the vicinity of the building yard,

to the Subseribers. ' ui GEORGETOWN. containing half an| The frozen gurms shall grow, / In the locking of ber lips, there was an an-| was no air stirring—something that might | Whele scheme, by shifting it upon the shaul-'at one time, with ship lumber for the dif- omni we D ,3. 4 s Daves. loceaat eines auletiegee known | at Re tows of a thousand opten | guish beyond the re. igh RAs dd Peay ery me ota et cate I eats weber at Pune Beer ferent vessels—a source of much benefit to ‘ | a8 No. 1, or Pornt Lor. ‘Terms Cash or short | We On wep # heen! ‘Though she served me, 1 do not think she held my breath—heard it again—followed PA? alt * mrne ahes paying it back 2 | oo ee —s the present winter.— Farmers, Attention ! | time on eT Apply to the Lon. JOSEPH | PEROT eer saw me. There was no recognition ia her |it, as it died away... . I had not far to 4 given period ! an surely 10 years isanex-| fear aenh e ggg os a HE Subscriber thankful for past favors weet one one tf 'THE PROPESSOR’S ADVENTURE. eyes; no os nae ~ e ob- &- - line $s a gleaming b vag (a | tension of ite ay a one com, dems Hd A “Very” STRANGE SvORY.—A very singular sespecdfully informs his customers and ho rr ee ene | ; om Selita gta ject or circumstance externa to the secret door of a she i the back of the chale » sufficient aes es aay - aoe voor’ ennaenes is reported to have happened in the pablic generally that be has ready for mle Barley! Barley! Between eight and ten years ago I en- | of her own despair. All this [ noticed dur- and a cry of anguish, bitterer and more pier- in the world! Instead, therefore, of the North Sea a few days ago. Ou the 2ist inet. the

: TED. 2 j sy | gaged in a long vacation campaign among the | ing the few bricf moments in which she eing than any I had yet heard, guided me | Whole thing having been settled in Downing steamer “Jutland,” of Hull, Captain Watson, Sleigh and Cart Harness | W ANTED, 5000 — ee |Alps of Savoy. I was alone. My object eras a my supper. That done, she eens oe the aah , ‘street, as we bad fondly believed, the matter while on her passage from Pillau, was caught iw

: —e : op; | a storm. A sea struck the vessel, and a goose of every description, and the hest quality, suita } ‘ , » 1863 f | Was 0 amusement t st . u are raw 100 i B ark | x in— i i i | out at ae ™ Pay A! ugly oa . i y . ng P sete, it woe eect ge tee peor Meme ils ENG a was not amusement, but study. I oce PY crept away, abjectly, into the same dark = [ looked in—receoiled, giddy with horror fur if the Government of Canada feel them-| longing to Mr. Tate, the second engineer of the

—_ | i >» ? ’ ° ° . « ” “hie . ; bly for pee eu sad PRINCE EDWARD IS~Nap (4 Professor's Chair, aud 1 was engaged 1 coruer, and sank down again: a meredrud- —went back, as fascinated : and 0 stood | selves to be politically weak, and there is any Jutland,” and which had « label taed to ite leg __ tle is ulso prepared to ex cute. 8 t nilers in his | | the collection of materials for a work on the ‘dled heap of clothing. | for some moments, unable to move, to think, | stout opposition there to the Intercoloniai Cencins Fi a none s he ae mame ————— CLOTH MANUFACTORY, | Flora of the higher Alps ; and, to this end, | As for her husband, there was something to do anything but stare helplessly upon the ‘Railway, they will have a good excuse to | joct cight of Sesto that sometime aemmenhs 7 JOHY wi Ww fits TRYON. ne mad on — : My er unnatural in the singular immobility of his scene before me. To this day, I cannot re- back out aoe ae entered into at jt was devoured by a shark. Subsequently the tichmond Street ™ | r t ey te ths ~ q oft . ' i ° . et a is 2 . s s te ber last. shar ‘ ¥ 4 ‘ » : o ; . Charlottetown, Jan. 15, 1863 vin ENIE Subscriber, encouraged by the very nobaiee a ae Mee ati oon ea ae he sat, his pare a pet call it without something of the same sicken | Quebec in — Biss oa a. + See an cecens be | liberal support received in the Cloth dressing ‘ : . o". ward, is chin resting on bis palms, his ing sensation. , . i bes ’ “ BAZ 4 A Rr A besden . ws to titers te i hahitants of PE there were neither inns nor villages. Loften eyes staring fixedly at . blackened hearth. | Ode shat hat. Or the Hebt of a’ vies: | Deartu or ax Eccextaric Fanmen—Bosa- | ~ oe was ae Same was 4e | Island that he has imported from the best makers dered fi dé till dusk terile 5 »} : .. y Z mis G np SILVER STORED AWAY found 3u its stomach. rving the label on its . : glis che Uae ea wandered trom dawn till dusk, among sterile and not even the involuntary quiver of a torch thrust into a iron sconce against che ELS OF GOLD AND D leg, the eaptain of the smack determiued to take FOR SAINT DUNSTAN’S COLLEGE! steeps, unknown even to the herdsmen of the porye to show that he lived and breathed. | wall. I saw the herdsman kneeling on the | 48D BRovGUT TO LiGHT AFTER 118 DRAaTi.— | cary of it until he got home. On bis arrival at

—— Machinery for Carding, Spinning Inder the patronage of His Lordship the and Weaving,

upper pasturages, and untrodden save by the | | ould not determine his age analyse and body of his wife; grieving over her like| Mr. Abraham Hersey, an aged farmer, | Hull, on Saturday, he went to the address indi- at , ’ Bishop of ( harlotietown.

‘chamois and the hwoter. self) : : , ° : ie is residence in West Hempfield cated on the label, and presented the goose to the and shortly (in addition to finishing Cloth) will be o din ee —— myself | observe his features as 1 might. He looked another Othello, kissing ber white lips, dude tie P engineer, Who was naturally astounded to see the prepared to receive Wool for manafacturmg into | ortunate, at those times, if, towards even-

‘ : : : ‘ . old enough to be fifty, and young enough to wiping blood-stains from her yellow hair, | : 4 : lust bird. He, however, recovered his surprise as A BAZAAR, having for its object the hs te comenree *. . ae aw —ee ing L succeeded in stecring my way Gown be ing: and was z fine aia ae ati out inarticulate cries of passionate and was buried on Friday. After hia death well as his property — took it home and had it raising of Fands to aid in liquidating the debt the Colous ' ars me? "Sto the nearest chalet, where, in Company | taineer, with that grave cast of countenance remorse, and calling down al! the curses of * large amount of specic, gold and silver, cooked for dinner on the followit day, and pro- ineurt the re-l . Ss i & oe ° . a | was discovered in the house and deposited nounced the twice eaten biped to be excellent. which is peculiar to the Valaisan peasant. Heaven upon his own head, and that of some | ' owe ae tae se coateltideneil tn -adinemaillliaiamiiiaadek. I could not eat. The keenness of my other man who had brought this crime upon | . = ill — counted amounted to Pare® Mitts Bursep. — We learn with mountain appetite was gone, I sat, as if him! [ understood it all now—all the g, +» &

at : : much regret that the Paper Milla of Phil: | fascinated, in the presence of this strange ™ystery, all the terror. all the despair, ne es ae t

Township, Lancaster County, last week,

ed by -of Sy. Des«tas’s Cot- | Carding, Spinning, and Weaving will be

‘with a half-savage mountaineer and a he tats temeaienily eb dine -aregtem, (Stiak of milch goats, | might find the shelter |

i ' which must be washed and dried, may be left with Of @ rafted roof, and a supper of black bread H. J. Callbeck, Sidney Street, Charlottetown, or and whey.

' silding I .

teor, will be held in CHARLOTTETOWN during Wi

the eusuing Winter. The ladies of the Convent of One shilling and three pence per yard. Notre Dame ure the principal orgunizers thereof, and are zealously seeonded in their laudable efforts by wany ladies of the city

}ivos., by whom, as a general thing, the pu

; any of the agents for the Mill, from whom further 7 . * h ight. i & be. Ser : . : Fhe following articles will be disposed of by Di? ~ ia sean be learned On one particular evening I had gone ,.,:.. : 3 inned against him, and he had of various sizes, and from the weight, is es- |i.nors of this Province were supplied with Lanttory ie Sn van CHARLES E. STANFIELD. Geass 6 Gone | pair ; observing both, and, apparently, by She bad si a timated at over $24,000. Mr. Hersey was paper, were accidently burned by fire at an

1. A Drawing-room Chair, embroidered - further than usual, in pursuit of the Senecio | po4h ch forgotten as if I had never Slain her. She was quitedead. The very : fen? Se eat SS pear euemenpce scket, | _T#¥oM, April 21, Iseiz eats e owen bh hich I had hith as much forgotten , ae i h its hid ti freak an unmarried man, but lived in his farm- evrly hour this morning. The Mills were oe cloth and mounts i t= per ti et a - -_ ———— j uon oris :. a rare P ant whic itherto | crossed their threshold. We remained thus, knife, with its hideous ter imony r upoo 2 sient am thnatt Lautan

2. A pair of Fire Screens oe A Beautiful Set of Teeth. house, Occupying a room up Stairs as a ond Road, about 3. Ae elegant Sula Cushion, te ERFECT fr nae Site piedibebe' Bs pe one - - — valleys” by the dim light of the lantern and the mo- the blade, lay near the door. sleaping pe and a depository for his four miles from town; they were the only

4. A Fire Sereen, No. |, 2s awe we aa * of Monte Rosa, but of whic ere suceed-| notonous ticking of the clock, forsome forty) I turned and fied—blindly, wildly, like a, . is “iron ©St#bliehment of the kind at which printin , ” 2 °s “ cay, and Teeth of a pearl-like whitness, by . . + a: . . ’ . ’ ’ Ith. In this chamber he kept his * iron. ‘ P z aw a Bex ae seldiced on jinble elfen, + te anon ‘‘& ‘Co's, CHERRY ed in finding one or two indifferent speci- | minutes or more: all profoundly silent. | man with blood-hounds on his track ; now, _— containing part ae all his Paper wae made in the Lower Provinees.— velvet, | be. Ga. TOOTH PASTE. For sale at the City. Drag mens. [Lt was a wild and barren district, Sometimes the woman stirred, as if in pain; stumbling over stones; now, torn by briars 5 | eith Pesrearrn, Miser tire tee ebeet we ae amor pe geri ene ia 7 A pai of I stoole, ails Is ta " store a en te aie “Ri SON. ‘difficult to re any eer sometimes the cows struck their hora against now pausing a moment to take breath ; now, _— mortgages anal alae the farm of 150' ~ seater oo a — anes — Ceiataneditli-tiinin “tine ih* ae a | restos o + ap: ¥ ying among the the manger in the outhouse. The herdsman rushing forward faster thon before ; now, siahion’' oi which he toiled and died. Since they will be again under way, and that in for funey am! useful works, &e., will be thankfully NE a of Hopkin’s Adamantine- upper defiles of the Vale de Bagues, between alone sat motionless, ‘ike a man cast in battling up-hill with straining lungs and the shane was in type we learn that on the meantime they can supply their friende peceived by, the followings Samer (ton i cm enna out | the Mount Pleureur and the Grand Combin. |pronze, At length the clock struck nine. trembling limbs ; now, staggering across a Monday another “deposit”? was found in and customers as usual. — Si. John Globe,

Seitdaagr cdi aeetee by main force. For wile at the City Drng Store (On the waste of the rock-strewa moss to | had by this time become so nervous that I level space ; now, making for the higher | 1), house. This time the “ bank’ was an |22"- 24.

> Mes. O. Couuelly, Mes. 1), Keddin, Rg Rg agg W. R. WATSON. | which I had climbed, there was no sign of simost dreaded to hear my own voice inter- ground again, and casting never a glance! 014 blanket, and on the contents being in- _ where en fn lpia) * -~\ ee eteeghy, © ee ao te ie eine: lay the Sree |Tupt the silence. However, I pushed my behind! At length I reached ® plateau | yestipated, it was foond to contain $1,400 | (urs tmpnrtaut addition has leon mad toto a, Mies Metiude,”” The Liverpool and London _ iceliclds of eal ont the | plate noisily aside, and said, with as much above the line of vegetation, where I dropp- | $950 of aired te gold and the talanes codipluns ahaa Gt thn Dates ‘Tinaaaen fe the Mics Redd Mies Re ily, FIRE AND LIFE ‘silver summits of the ratieniere ao Com- show of ease as 1 could muster: ed exhausted. Here I lay for a long time, ; be d & i Relaadiiter Examiner and form of “The Lion of Cherones.” This noble sealer emer eal heath herb smn Ay x8, sary | Pit: To my left, the san war going down « Have you any place, friend, in which I beaten and stupified, until the intense cold |‘), 77° ‘animal once stood upon a monumental tomb, Se na | ee eee eee tre ciam|tigind of whichses wall ex Teotld Joige| "te aoa ‘of approaching dawn forced opon me thene;| "72°" | __eye = ese inthe bute of Chern wich

fully solicited to send in their contributions as soon “EVAKE Agent for the ve first class highest of which, as = He shifted his position uneasily, and with- ity of action. ose, and looked round | 7au.—Captain Thomas Lam “He ‘ a : ” Dp

ble to either of the above lacdies sr gg Insurance Company begs t from Osterwald's map, was the Mont Blane . pes y cessily action Ir | Syow Proven Cap the Beeotians fought against Macedonian

as poss

Pes out looking round, replied in the same form on a scene no feature of which was familiar of (QJuaco has recently shown to us the MO- Pausanias, mentioning this monument, declares

ye desirons of olf

. ug tickets for the Lot... © attention of the public to the advantages Mac; : those tevries will also please send in their names to any an Te, aieames a de Cheilon. In ten minutes more

. . asl fore: 2 -; that it had no inscription upon it, but only the

offered by this Company, in respect to the security ' “a _of words as before : to me. The very snow peaks, though I de! of aSnow Plough, an apparatus for clear- ; tl no ins Cc

oe ce am ine ithe uattedyantfrenso fay ley we peaks would be crimson ; in ome short half” “Yes; you can sleep, traveller.” knew they must be the same, looked unlike |iog rouds from the serious obstructions to, Sgr of «low an an enblem of the wi of roe a, a cae 7 without disparaging other Companies, may fely i bi r . } . i 4 ° . . ,) ose men. : , :

onean : | WO ies Seaactor to these afforded by any hour, it wou ight | ‘Where? In the loft above? the peaks of yesterday. The very glaciers, | which they are liable immediately after hea- jf. mentescattered about the ruins of the tou,

Flour, Tea, Leather. other Company in the Island. The Liverpool and 9 be benighted on an Alpine plateau’ He nodded affirmatively, took the lantern | seen from a different point of view, assumed | vy falls of enow. The invention, so far 28 These fragments have now been brought over, aud

| ECEIVED per late arrivals, and for Lowden F anion dene Vana reer ‘towards the latter end of September is not from the table, and turned towards the dairy. | new forms, as if on purpose to baffle me. | we are enabled to judge, is at all eveats in- and are being put together. ante tiais Dab siher, loo for Cash, over the world. and.has paid in losses about two a desirable position. I knew it by recent | As we passed, the light streamed for a mo- Thus perplexed, I had no resource but to geniously arranged end appears “ ee ; = ~ wg re “ JO) bbis Eatra and Superfine F 4. nillions and a quarter sterling. Its subseribed ca : j : . | ys . : : i " wo horses | grciprocity Treaty.—The or "s . re 7 uae ied = sual ae aati. sha vented funds | experience, aud had no wish to repeat the ment over the crouching figure in the corner. climb the nearest heigitt from which it was to effect the purpose intended Govern

2G half chests Superior TEA sommentell alone amor nt to £1,312,000 sty.; and the fire pre- | experiment, I therefore began retracing my, ‘1s your wife ill?’ I asked, pausing and probable that a general view might be ob- are employed, and these are loeated in the Maine in his message to the State Legislature

BW sides Leavy New York Sele Leather. oo gen i amoung to £300,130 190 9d; and aoe. route as rapidly as I could, deseending im a looking back. ‘tained. I did so, just as the last belt of| rear of the snow removing en Tsettad of oftabes ia. Sera sents de- ORIN DEN dition to this ve arg mtal, the Company, i i j i ; 2 } . . i? > : ° . abolitivg Peake’s Beildines wes ete Oa having been extgblished before abe. secant Limited north-westerly direction, and keeping a His eyes met mine for the first time, and purple mist turned golden in the east, and | is of a simple character, and can Lomb of this misnamed Treaty, and take such ete ac buildings, Dee. 22, 1562. 2m Liability Act, the individual fortunes of each of the sharp look-out for any chalet that might a shadder passed over his body. | the sun rose. | stracted at a small expence. Captain mb as will indues Congress to set apen. sen Holland Go ee ee resem Nakitee offer a shelter for the night. Pushing) + Yes,’ hesaid, with a effort, «She isill.”) *A superb panorama lay stretched before informs us that he has tried bis invention joes,»