PUBLISHED ON Estalilisiiett I823. A C a r d .

[SS MILLER, front Fredericton, N. IL, begs to inform the Ladies tIrCl|itI'l0llt£l0\Vll,lllﬂl she is about to coiinnenco |)iri:ss AND l\l.uv'1‘uA MA- KING in the latest and tnoitt ril!llIltIl|tll)l8 styles. Miss Miller hopes, liy long experirence and stric attention to her business, to merit ti sliure of public patronage. ltooins at present at .'llr. .lOltN >7co1"r's, Carriage Maker. l.:itlics desirous of learning the Trade, can receive suclt lHr4)I'IIIillll||| as is nr-r-r-s.-airy li calliri on Via.-I Miller. at Mr. >‘coit‘s_ None need apply but those that can bring good rt'rCft!llCC$.

1 - _ Ball llllptlritltlolla. Queen Street Clothing House.

7 ‘ill’. SUllSC|Illll-ills have received per Llnrque

ir €.l‘(UttI€I', from ondon, and Jlltljcslic from Liverpool, their fall supply of llriiisli Goods which they now oll'er for irile at the lowi.-at possible prices for cash.

.\l'NU'l"‘ t\: [lR()Wi\'. sue on HAND Tea, Sugar, Starch, Illuckiitg, Black lead Currants, Ituisins, &c. 0ct.3liIt. 8iit

VPHE Suliscrilier, ili-.inkfol for the liberal patro- mine he has hitherto received. bogs leave to inform the public, that, luivirig recently returned from England. where he directed his attention to the latest iinprovouienni in llonsz Suorzmo and hav- ing put hiniself under the instruction of one of the most scientiﬁc Surgeons of the ltoyul College of Ve- terinary Surgeons. Leodon, he considers ltllllivlf competent to Shoe llorses upon the most improved

principles. Ilorees having their |iool's injured by bad ehoeing. or other causes, may be restored to perfect eouridnoas by being shod without the use of Nails. The subscriber has on hand rl full supply of SHOES adapted to Ilorsee on the Road or |"iirni. Also, can furnish t'|ll kinda ol'J1GRICUL TURJL IMPL 1'.‘- MEJVTS on the shortest notice. -

All persons to whom the subscriber in indebted. will please forward their Accounts for udjustrnent; and all persons indebted to liiiri will oblige by inultitig

immediate paytiient. \V|l.l.IA.\l JAKBHAN. Charlottetown, Nov. 28. I855.

London, Oct. 99th, 1855. Gr:.v1't.ic.\ii'.u;

I hereby certif .that .\lr. Win. Jalreman has

been catelully extitiiiin-tl by me. and l ﬁnd him

fully competent to atliaiiiister llledieinea and a_I-

tend llorses. As I have had everr ineaiis oftest-

ing his abilities (lllllll2 ltis stay in London. Yours. Geiillt-iii:-n,

W .\l l'IVl'}ll.—\ltD, 'cti-rinar_v ."un_mi-n. Mr-inher of It. V. Lil. FURNITURE VVARISHOUSE.

(:‘EORGI'.' I)0U(}L./1.8‘.

I{A\'l.\'l3 opciicd an l‘irllill|llSllllIl.'lll in the new

biiiltliaig one dotir east oi‘ the I'I3.‘l\ll‘ltCU of the

Hon. tlizoiuz Conn, ho is prnpan-d to roll at

prices less tlittn in any other Qilallllrlltllclll in the

Cit -, .

’ FURNITURE of all kinds.

Ho ho‘! noiv on h.iiitl ti largo nssortnient of—llnir. giull'.»d, spring-lioltoiit §l)I“\S. (ni:ilio__r:iiiy and ltli(‘li walnut.) vtrioiur liiiitlsomo p.illi,-_riis, at prices riiigiiig l'ront £5 up to L12.

LUII\(il‘.$;—l'.ir‘«-r, liaii-siull'v.-d, i-pri:ig-lioitoin Cll \Ilt“, (iiiilit~;iny )

nu-st tiit:<'i.in C iiii-..liolt-viii Cll.-\lll.\‘,

Cutie lurk h()l'l(lNti Cllﬁllli, "-lWt‘l’0tl;-- various other ptiti-rn-I rtiiie-in.-.iit:<l Vliatrs; till kmils of wtioileii (into; other: ditto; Si-lit‘--is; Sr-tree (‘riullos; Winrlow Seals :ind I-Itllttwl Work 'l‘aIi|oru; lamltlaig Ii|.iue.s; lledsteuds; \\'ittdnw Blinds itiid |'.ipr.-r Iliiiigitigs.

All otlior kinds of IIUU~‘F.|I()l.ll l"Ull.‘ll'l‘URl".

made to order, at the ellurtest iiotico. All kinds of

American I-‘iirnitare repaired; cans-bottoin Chairs

re-seated. Nov. 6, I855. Isl. Jr Adv. 4i. each. Bricks!

Bricks! ll.8.ile at the I Mile Ban, Malpeqae Road. sad at the store of

lilllllllll’

dl®MMEmt.TI.i;\.:.t EVERY -- «

”’ Cliarlimeiotvii, I’. la‘, lslzind, S2illll‘l'ilil,.

} A.\ii‘.~t t)i-‘.si;ais.\.t'

1855. has rec«:i\'i-il by the Jlltrjeslic, l'roni l.i\‘r‘i'pm)l, and Si.‘ .‘.‘Ii‘.uiI.-i/ii,

t ! . l ftotii lmitiloii, lIl.~' usuril §u“tillt,':| ol

Autumn anal \"i"int:~-: C«oc.ic:;.

l\\’llll2ll are oil". H‘tl la the i~t.lil7I'. at tl‘c lt.'\\| il l‘()~.-illltl ; prices I-‘tilt t‘ -.921 «i'

.\ l-.l";t} l it '

l izuady Isizido Clotlting. itirnoiig \Vl|lClI aro sortie \'v.'r_v miporior t.‘.».i's. Also on llillltl ii I3.-iv \'i-ry got-tl liniia lilll)'Jt'|' Coazs, Sou- iiu-p's Cups, &c..

Nov. l. I555.

, Wu." D rAIiti3A;~i1iS' , CL‘LlInllﬂ'I'HD

.3“ .51 E S , '39- ' 01-‘ ALL v.tRii-mizs. Wareltottse, 34 Kilby Street. isu.~"i‘oN.

GREEN LEAF 6: BROWN, Ac rzivrs. Iltiilroad. llay. (,'o'il, autl Ftiriiiers’ SC.-\l.l“.S set in tiny part of tho l'ro\'i.'irci-i liy (‘Xllt.'Yl£.‘llCl5tl work- tncn. tint Sup. 8th, 1855. COMl‘vIISSIO'N l‘/IERCHANT and General Agent. 7 ‘NE uiiilersignotl li.i\'in~; gnoil Fliop. Collerage \Vnn-lmo.~e ro--n, oi (‘Iii his services as (ii-ncrnl A-..-iil .unl t.‘oninii~4sion .\lr.-rr-lnitit, would attend to tho-. |t|.lI‘l1lI.|ht‘ and hlliplilvlll of l'mvlut e, Ste. ltitririts::\‘ca:a.—lloi-lils. .l_t.ui.s Pi:/it:t:.

‘ (FHA \V. B. llicitni, Esq , Ant. Con. Agent. GEORGE MOORE. Slrntford lloiel, oppturiue t‘li.trl.ittetown, 3d Nov. I835. Isl. Ilr. Ad. Z‘.ni.). ‘ U A R I) ‘VA R IL. UST lll".l‘l‘IlVl'l) front the U. By ll.\.~'Z\l{li sz owi~;N.

l'¢1IlilI€t'I and lilo-iiistnt‘.-i Sitperior .\lacliin-\, ground‘ ct.tIlingt»li';iritl nplillinz (Tin-iil ir Viws, 8 iiicli, ‘‘

( trcnlar saw .-\riu i-. 23 im hos, :

Mont-re Lntcli-s, |.o--l<.-. l.:iti-li latch, Levi-r l.orl<s,3 nntl Lot-.ks with Night I.iitcli for front door, from lid I to 20s each,

\Vosterii and l'eople'.s Ilint '.0l!l{‘

\V.trtlrolio Iloohs. ll:it and Coat llooks, plain and 7 britcetl {Id In is 3.] pvr il--Z.

Argillo. .\lim-r.il, l'--rci-l.iiii (with plated .'lllI|lIl{ and ? roses and plat:-.l sliaiihs l’:-rt---la-iii roses) Glzixs titit.l' Silvi-ri-d (lit0'tZ~l .\loniiiiiig), llnor Kiiolm,

llIlI1[t's_ lliitt, 'l'. lloolss and lliiigt-s, &c., taupe-I rior articles.

'l'owt-r ntnl Billl’0.'l nulls, llrase and Iron, -.l_',«l to 23: e.i(-Ii.

.-\\i~s nntl llalitlit-t~I, iissortnil sizes, llanirnor-, .\lu.ic Stool Screens, lle.ieli do. \Vood and Iron, >'erow \\'iunriie<. 51.11.,

A D’ are :i£iEeAai£é"iiKLL.‘”

The Old "$'> Established House, 1310. CH \l{l.1ll'l'l'll‘l)WN, .\l.\Y. l3.)5.

T. DE3BRISAY &. Co.

I \Vl~'. just rcceiroil, per late arrivals from Lon-

rlou, lhiblin, llnitml Status and Ila‘.-lax, tlieit .V'nppllti.< for tho Si-:i-oii, nooiprisnig, in tho whole, an

Isle/icivc um! Vurierl ﬂu-rorlineiit of Dlt.Uti'S .l’5 Clll‘}.\llCALS, PFIRFUJIEICY,

llrunhmi. C-niilis. Soups, and other Toilet requisites; l'uiut.~4, this, t‘o|ours. und l)yo Stuffs; Fruits. Spices. (.‘oiil'o-,ction.iry, \lmlictited and other Lora.-nges; with all the Patent llediciries in repute, and every other article usually luipt at similar l')stnblish.nunte in Great llritsin (Sn Jlpotliecoriul Hull .Ilre¢rtt‘ut.) The whole of which they can with conilitlenco roesnimead to the public, and. if quality be considarel. at as low. it‘ not lower prices, than they can be prooned lathe

IIASZARD & OWEN.

or at. Cliarlottetowii, May”. 1855.

S , and for siilel Tl”'“-

, -—.

December 15, 1855.

, ,, COLONIAL.

Inn ti-inpr-rai-y cables and carriage of tho .<.l'i'[)t'll>'l'Ill bridge across the Montinor- our-t :-.\'cr, :_\iliicli joins the St. Lawrence in i_:.i ..iil..~. l)t,‘l')\V ()_ucl)ec,) were success- fully L"llil[ilt'lt‘(l oti Friday last, when the (‘ll-_{lll('(‘l‘ and contractors tnade an experi- HUI?‘-:l'2l p:is<:igo- i'r«-in tower to tower. This bx-ul,ge [i.t.~i.~‘t‘§ (lit-vctly over the brow oi" the (:.tl.'tl‘1lCt, and lroin it, when coinple-ted, |iil\'.*s'i‘ll;__10l‘S will have a splendid view of the fall ht-ncatli, and the St. Lawrence and its Sl|0l't.‘.S in limit.

Tue nitii-i-iage of Sophia, second daughter of Sir .v\llun McNah, Premier of the Cana- dian .\lini.~:try to \Vi|liam Couts, Viscount liury, only son ‘of the Earl of Albemarle, took place at Dundurn Castle, the residence of the bride"~z father, on Thursday last, with great eclut.

The depth of the Niagara River, under the Suspension Bridge, is estimated by the ciigincers to be 700 feet. This is deeper than any other rapidly running stream in the world.

A traveller in Canada West estimates, the surplus of wheat in that Province, at ﬁltecii millions of bushels.

The Montreal Pilot l9th says: “ The bells nrejingling merrilythrough otir streets, and we suppose that winter may be consid- lr-red as fairly inaugurated in ltis ice-mantled iglorninions.”

Giusstioi-i'i;n I‘iurs.—In our rides in the grassho per country, we saw (Iiosusands ofthe deep Iio us which had been dug in the earth by the Indians, to entrap their luxurious food. These holes contain about it bushel and it half, and we believe we saw holes enough in Yuha.

[Butte and Suttor counties, to have collected lﬁﬂy I/iousaml bus/trls of grasshoppers. 'l.‘|te [n- ldians will grow fat this winter.—CaIr'/i.-rnia

The Hon. John J. Crittenden, in a recent speech in K-.-ntut-.k_v, spoke ol'Kossuth as “ that lit-_-_:<,-;ing .itriot—-wlio got his country in ii. light and then was the first to run away and leave her.”

9000 Fine AT B.i'riiunsr.—-\Ve regret to learn

that the cxtt-usivo Steam

Messrs For-giisoii, Rankin 5! Co. at Bat-

hurst, were destroyed by lire on the morn-

ing ol'lho l7tli i:i.~:tant with it quantity (it

deals. No liix'tln-i- pill'llClllu.l'S.

MRS, H'.\NNE.\', N0. 600 FOURTH STREET,

SAYS OF :\i’i.i.\ti-:’s (.‘F.l.F.l3|tA'[‘l-‘.D \'ERl\lll-‘UGF..‘ New York, May I5. I853.

A child of mine ﬂllﬂwll‘ .~')':lI Joins of tvornig. l give it a bottle of Dr, .\l‘l.:ini:‘.-i (Tel:-brated Vermi- litigie, which brought awtty a huncli til‘ ivoriiis, nutri- lmrin:. l altoitltl j.nl_;e,:ibout thirty. The child \\.|~' very sick during the operation, but is now well and Izftitlv.

Jfrs. Til‘i§[, No. l8.JIvenuc I), writes unilor date of Allgusl [0, I853, and says she had lioen troubled with worms for ni--ro than a year. and that she took one lmtllo of Dr. .lI'Lvt-re s Crle.':ruIc«l Veri/ii/'n;rr, which lll‘lll|f_'lIl away front her 0Vr'l’ tln.-o iuiiiilr:-d worms, big and little. Shit now believes lierso-ll' 0.-I be 9lIllI't‘l_\ in-e lioni dis-Pzise

Jl rs. Bu-.'i:i'nir, it (it-rui-in ivoiiian, residing at 204 llivington ‘lr.-i-t, rrix-s,tli:it after using one via of .M‘I.rine'r (‘alwn-.i.'.Al Vcrmt/‘age. she passed two large lope iron .'.\’.

The above rmuaficatcs nrtr all from piirties well known in this city. If there are arty who doubt, they have the na -in.-s and addresses, and can satisfy- tliernselveil by porsonal inquiry. .

I’. 8. Dr- .\|'I.atte’s Celebrated Vermifiige, also his Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable Drug Flor-as in th' '

_:; ‘ l‘urch.isers will please be careful to iislt for. and into: none but Dr. .M'Lane's Vsrnirfiigs. All others. in comparison, tir worthless.

General Agent for I’. 8. Island, W. R. ‘WATSON

DR.

Saw Mills of

WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY.

New Series. :.\u. 300.

Tit: I’uiu.oiNt:o RUSSIAN DESPATCIIIS. —-The Prussian couriers from whom co- pies of private dcspatches from Russia have been clandestincly abstracted at Ber- lin are M. Niebulir and M. de Gerlzicb, rid‘:-:1:-carpplptf tihp It(ling.l Tipesc tigs per. .I B s,armi e o iecoscs con cnce ;|ll‘lll‘:~lIrX‘l::‘.Sl:l'l| Dlnjt:S_l_)l’,‘\p’Cl'(E1ltit'lll'0ll_)’ in

to u es in nnacywiti ie ussinn court. ' hey were in the habit of receiving from ii. Munster, Pinilitziry cornniissioner of

l'US3llt at St. etershiiro, hints and out- lines ofthe plans ol the iitissiun generals, plndt ‘it is surmised at the‘ Prussiankcourt,

in e recent warninv 0 an attac sent by Lord Panmure to the Crimea orved its origin, by some circu_' _ us channel, to those indiczitioris. A Bed‘: correspondent of Le u\"ord mentions th5"‘probobility, that the persons suspected of perusing these St. Petersburg despatches. and revealing their secrets, are to be tried for high treason; apdtrplly Ito }l‘)all( léussia pf i}al_i;ictoIi;y is aiout ie no est 0 enceo w to a rus- sian could hit guilty against his sovereign.

nn 4

Aziiiivtrias or WAn.—-The Journal de Constantinople publishes it letter of the 14th, in which we read:—'I‘he French troo s are opposite the Russians along the who e line of the Tchernayo. A few days since the French soldiers, who ‘are always ingenious“ in ﬁnding means of passing away the time, put themselves, tilting the line of the ad- vanced posts, in direct communication with the Russian soldiers placed opposite to them. The plan which they adopted was this: They hoisted on the ends of their bayonet: some small white liontlkcrchiefs; the Russian soldiers, not to be wiintin in politeness, did the same, thus showing that they were disposed for it. conference. The French soldiers then showed their bread and coffee, and the Russians theirgourde of brandy, and then with common accord they advanced towards each other without arms, and took their coll’:-e and brandy together. It appears, that this kind ofre- creation went oti for some days without the knowledge ofthe French and Russian oili- ci-rs. 'l'hc Gringalet Battery at times sent some shot among these jovial gentlemen, . but that did not prevent the meetings from takiiig place. A few (lays since, the gene- ral w.i.-i iiil'oi'tiied oi‘ the fact, and the most l'lgnl‘0lJS orders were issued to put a stop to such pl'()Ct‘t‘(llﬂgS. The captain, who ought at lirst to have pl‘(‘\‘(‘l|lL'(l them. has been pi-nislietl. The weatlier is beautiful; not is drop oi" rain has fallen for the last six tvccks.” '

Lnnn P.ii.:ur.nsro.~z rot: rue Ci'rr.—A morning contciiiporary states, that it move- inr-nt is on foot niiiongst :1 large ntirnlier of itillnt-ntinl citizens liar making arraitgcments to return Lorri l’aluu-rstoii for the city of Lonrlnn at the next general election. It is not intenrlctl to ask the tioblc lord to he- como a C‘llNlltl«llt¥, to which it is probable he lIll_-_§lll. have some objection, bitt to unini- tiate hint, and Wli(‘.ll i-oturned,togi\'c him the option of nu-copting the seat or not. This course is to be takr.-n as unacknow- letlgnioiit by the ritizoiis oi‘ London ofthe vigorous manner in which he has carried out the war.

Mo.-icii. Pm-iir.r:iit.-Given, the man who blows his own trumpet ; required to know if lile opinions are sound.

" I stuiia. be ind-tired to you for life,” as the man said to his creditors. when he ran away to America.