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, ,Wc_sr.'rii or Prunes Ai.u:u-r.—A cor- a respondent of an.Atticrican paper state- that Prince Albert is building a plantation

’..rssi.deace at Bulrrroral, and goes on to

speak of his income and expenses as fol- low ;—“ He brought no money to Eng- land it is ‘truc,,but recollect that from

, “February I0, 1849, Prince Albert has had

an income of £30,000. that as Field Marshall he receives £l6 5s. per" day extra,‘ that he has the pay and emoluments of two colonelcies that he is a ranger of Windsor Park, and that every appoint- ment has been heaped upon him which he decently can hold, lils actual income is over £60,000, a year, out of which his expenditure is not £.l,000 it year. In fact his saving already exceeds half a mil- lion sterling, a very small portion of which he retains in England. A part isiiiverted

" in the public securities of Holland, part is in the French renter, part in the United States securities, and I dare say that the house of the Messrs. Barring in New

. York, could tell you—but they won’t-how tnuch they have invested in real property in New York.

Tris: LADIII Tuiumau Docroas.-A Cincinnati exchange says: “The success of Dr. Caroline Brown in the practice of the mdical profession, . ltns'iilready had a sensible effect on the ladies in the country round about Cincin- nuti. Six young ladies, of good families . and superior education, have applied for ' admission to the Eclectic Medical College at the approaching term.”

« The “Queen City” is the place to be sick in‘.

Cuitiosrriss or Poi.rrics.—-It is a curious fact. that a Scotchman has never yet led the British House of Commons. Only two Scotchmen—the Earls of Bute

. and Aderder.-n—have been Prime Minis- ters of England. Two lrishman—Cas- ”' tlereagh and Canning—have led the ’ (.‘-ommons ; and amongst Prime Ministers Ireland counts three—the first Marquis ‘of Lansdowne, the Duke of Wellington, and Mr. Canning. As successful “lend- crs," Sir Robert Walpole and the younger Pittare unrivalled in the duration of their power.—London Athemeum.

G.iL'r.s raoii THE Hsancss on SAD- m.r:.--Major I.ong, in his written and valuable account of his expedition to the Rocky Mountains, says that his party_ found while lead moistened with milk, to succeed better than anything else in preventing the bad efiects of gall on their horses’ packs, in their fatiguing march over the plains that border the mountains. Its effect in soothing the irritated and inflamed surface was admirable.-—Ameri'- can Farmer. ’

Mass of our greatest men have sprang from the humblest origin, as the lurk whose nest is on the ground soars nearest to heaven. Narrow circumstances are the most powerful stimulants to mental ex- pansion, and the early frowns of fortune

I the best security for her final smiles.

A fellow who had been hooked by an unruly cow, limped in his gait. A lady rcmarked as he passed that he appeared to beintoxicated. “ Yes,” said her beau, " he has just been taking a couple of horns."

A lawyer once asked a Dutchman,con-

'g in court, “ What car

fmnrlts he ?” “Veil, venl first be- came acquaint mit te hock, he had no car

‘marks except lltaths had a very short ‘cup?

_ Sixouuit.-A letter recently passed through the General Post Office in London, and duly reached its destination, with this singular direction:

" I've oftimas heard about the Cora of Cork ; I knew him not. and never saw his cs ; ' But there's auuvu when I do know full well,

- Who's now, or shortly will be in that place :

- : Ono Mr. F. G. Wood. at’ fai renown :

. -- And in those halting lines, to you Itall,

- Who daily take the lotturu round the town, You'll find him at the Imperial Hotel."

Ir _Puzzr.ss mu BACITll.OIts.—-I his

, ,exccfll_sn'cy’a spsech at Eaneuil Hall {pes- ay. on the occasion of the School Easttval, tho-Earl of Ellesmere, in allusion to the lon_ of the pleasures of life, quoted llsh poet the followi beauti- boy were put into t a mouth husband, who addressed his the bloom, and facination of

- Aud in-«ms ouv tn... uuipo-as . OI .I- s '1 . "'.ll.*“';':.'.'2:l’.':..-.:t.'.”.’:;.... _‘ ,. Aadlltlg-osvosiugih uiy bnys.". The bseliclot-sarcldiuch‘ ruled to tlridk an tlisylhhull “ilo"it/X‘ Boston pa 2 _ - A 'Dvai.ooo' 's:.—L: friend,—'I'liey say ‘ or _ V onilcs-more uor rm’ mt ass’ are taking toit now.”- . . .. ., _ . . .

a,q.w_ so ?" - . , y',"" Jloluri fiflhldrault ,35.'bar- Nussacliusotts‘ an

. .'-I ‘:1 two neighbours who "fall oul” Neither of them was

The have got in again. “lime

Icchnntou, A hvantors e. Mano- ‘ , tuctm-era.‘ ' ; 0450. III IPIJIDID. PRIZES. 8450. OLUME IX of the SCIEJVTIPIC AMERI- ea on the nth of September. It is chief! devoted to the advancement of the sata- rests of chouicr. Inventors, .Kanu/uctursrs, Iisriiierv, by the diffusion of iiasful knowledge upon those iin itunt hrunc . It is aditsd b m_su prac- tically skilled in the arts and sciences, widely re- rded usa sound and able journal. Nearly al the savanna I’A‘I'lll'l‘I which issus weakly from the Pa-ruin Orricu are ILLUITIATID wins Ersauavriros, and thaCr.insss ofull tho Pa-rats-rs are published in its columns ; thus making ths‘psper a perfect Sciszirriric urn Mr:csrurici\i. hirer- CLOPIDIA for fhtnru as wall as present reference. The Sciurt-rii-rc Aasunicair is my estausivul circulated--its circulation in the lust Volume use - ing IB,000 copies per week. It is in form for bind- ing; each volume contains Snvuuat. Huuourzu Ersauaviisas and our Poun Hurinunn Paces of Reading Matter, with an Index. The practical receipts alone are worth to any family much more than the subscription price.

The Publishers ofier the following valnabla prizes for the largest list of subscribers aunt in by tho I January next:-$100 will be given for the largest list; 8'15 for the second; $50 for the third; $45 for the fourth ; 940 for the liih ; $35 for the Gib; 830 for the 7th; 325 for the 8th ; $20 forthe Oils ; OI5 for the 10th ;1IIO for the Ilih ; 35 for the l2th. The cash will be paid to the order of a successful competitor, immediately after January lat, I854.

unsss :--Ono copy one year, 32 ; oiia copy sis months, at ;

ROCKLIN I-‘ULLING MILL. Frill‘. Subscribers, in returning thanks to the public of P. E. Island for the liberal patronage with which they have been favoured, hope, by careful st- isniion to tho wants of their customers, to meet a continuance of their favour. The following are the prices, in Nova Scotia Currency : Fullirig ouly, par ltd. id Do. and half _ rassing, (id in

I

Do. g, I"ulIin and Dyeing Black, Brown, Olivu-green, Ofiive-brow dfd o.

Do. arid full dressing, do. Is Bottle and Invisible Green dyed and full dressed.

8d WOMEMS WEAR. Brown, dyed and pressed per yard, 6d Green do. do. Women's Wear pressed only, per yard, 21d Dyeing Scarlet, per lb. 2s lid. No additional charge for carriage. R. lit A. FRASER. Aauisrs-—CharIottetown, Mr. D. Stewart, St. Eleimor's Mr. N. J. Brown. Grand River, Lot 55, John lll‘Dunald, Esq. Wliits Sands, Mr. Glover. Illurray Harbour, Mr. John Hyde. - Rorkfln, Middle River. Pictou, N. S.

. tiouary Store.

‘seen before’, and

-.’l‘bslrl

July 18th, 1853.

VETERINARY PRACTICE, Under the Patronage of His Eusllsricy Sir naxarsnua BAIINIIJIIIAN, L’ni'gIit.

GEORGE LORD, begs leave respectfully to inti-

mate to his friends and the public in general, that he has resumed his practice in the Vrrnrtiiuax Liisl, under the patronage of His Excellency Sir ALIXANDI Buarrrsuuasarv, Knight.

After a successful practice of 27 ycars——H in Eng- land and IS in Ariiericn—in the course of which he has been directly instrumental, through his skill, in saving, for their owners, the lives of uiauy vnlunble Houses and Cows; he hopes that, in now soliciting ll renewal of l'uni.ic PATBONAGE, he may be per- mitted to say that he considers himself to be as well

ualified to prescribe hlxnicixvus and preform

picaas-ions, in the capacity ofa Horns: and Cow Docroit, as any individual who has ever practised in that line in this Colon ; and he, therefore, presumes that he may confident y look forward to a renewal of that patronage which he formerly enjoyed in this Is- land

ltusinaivcu—Next door to the Victoria Hotel, Water Street, Charlottetown.

Rlr'iinuiIc|:.——Massrs. DesBrisay & Co. Apothe- caries’ Hall. At the Depot ofthe Royal Agricultu- ral Society. Juan 18th. I853.

The subjoined is a copy of the Cerliflculs which Mr. Lord has received from His Excellency.

Gs-.oaos: Loan, has attended, and prescribed for some of my Cattle at Government House Farm, he has done so successfully, and I shall readily employ

in again. . Baivxnaauuv, Lt. Governor.

BELLS! BELLS l BELLS! THE Subscribers manufacture and keep constantly on hand, all sizes of Church, Factory, Steam- boat, I"erry, Locomotive, School House and Plants-

tion Beils with the but description of H ings. Those Ealls are made from the but stoc , and Ilia small sizes underqo the same process in manufactur- ing as Church Be is An experience of tbirt years, with a great man recent improvements, an an en-

tirely naw t of casting. enables us to obtain the most mol ions tone, combining also. in extraordinary vibration

Nearly 9,000 Balls have been cast and sold from this Fouudr , which is the best evidence of their su- periority. e have fifteen Gold and Silver medals at our oflice, which were awarded for the " best Bells for soaorousnsss and purity of tone.” We pay parti- cular atteution to the getting) up Peals or Chimes, and can refer to those furnished y us. Our establishment is contiguous to the Erie and Champlain Canals, and Railroads running in every direction, which brings us within four hours of New York. Ciisli paid for old Old Clocks, Levels, Compasses, Transits, eodolitas, &.c., foraale, of superior workmnnshi . All aouirnuisisutions, either by mall or otherwise will have immediate attention.

A \IENF.EI.Y'S SONS

West Troy, N. Y., March, I858.‘

&‘ Orders will be received and information gi-

van as to prices, at Goo. 'Il‘6Hannrd’s Book and Stu- in

. MONEY TO LEND. NQUIBE at the Oflicu of CKAILII Pausun, EnQ.. Charlottetown. February I, I850.

‘ PRIVATE LESSONS IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE MK. II. B. IRVING, having made arrangements for giving Lassoiss in the Fitnivcir LAI- GIIAIII to two small Piuvaru Causes, will be happy in being surly consulted raspsctlag thdr . maticu and r ption. Cans Rotitt—over the Book-stars ol'Mr. G. T. Ihsuuc, Qriaurvs Sqvann. 20th August, 1858.

Twslvstrsss Brothers’ . Useful sud llesnsiiiisal Preprstioiis. Tiltlttt smut. I-‘..niT._}'. cianfn ad.

I _T{iIsi:i I“;urr‘ii'.tur: gdclish, at 34. air it v u as , s . ' :‘,- Ihsir lusouiparabls India Rubber Illackiag, Id. Glass in. tii«i,nsa. vu i.in.-Jiiut, at... II . . . Iliduaqly Secured Iluirroilg audwlofidu .‘.""‘.l-"...‘l'.'.?.""°'9 Idd, Wholesale and Retail by one. 1'. iissxasb. onus Iqssrs

F‘ M ' . ; -'1‘ I tsuuut Sell-sh Tm! Glam. -. aud-

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TI. - 'I|flE!sbsurlbarha' -basufossnvarul s ' am lo ad in buihI"'.‘S ' , l‘ishiug,'aud III- surs BOA’! of all kinddttuu anus torutua Iiuuks fort gsnsrous support a hitherto experienced in that line, and to notify HI friends and the uhlic at large, that ha is making ‘ass br s nrgor and more extended business, a that, for the purpose accommodating poisons whohmsy favor him with 0rdars,ths follow‘ sutlsmsu ve Ititidl pnqqspn ad to act as his A‘.:I‘llI‘2—- ‘ '

aptain .‘\‘Ia-riruwsors, of the Steamer ' Bose.’ Mr. G. T. Hasuana, Charlottetown. 3 Cupiuln Htrnnauo, Tigniuh. ' Mr. Wis. M‘Ewnri. Innkeeper, Sniituisrsldu. Nrcisouis Connor, Esq., Kildurs.

Boa o ny description, dimensions or build (whe- ther Olialar or Carve ), delivered in Charlottetown, or elsewhere, with prcmpti u a. workmanship and materials warranted of the host description. Produce or cattle will be taken iorpuymcui, ifdzasirad. .

C ARLES M‘(1UARlI.IE.

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CE? A handy LAD, of about 14 or I5 years of age, may find cniploymant by application as above.

TI-IE PSALMISTu . " . Us'I‘ lIF.(,'ElVED, at Gaoaun 'l‘. Hriss.Ann’s lloolistors, in various bindings. The above is the Edition ofWutls’s Hymns used iutbu Baptist Chupsl, Charlottetown.

Temperance Hall Company. '1' A M ETING of the Directors of the above

Company, held in the Temperance Hull, this evening, the following Resolution was unanimously adopted viz:— '

" Ritsonvnn, '[‘hst the Treasurer (Mr. John W. Morrison) be instructed to take the naoessar Ie measures for the recover of all unsattlad Subscriptions to the Temperance Hal ompany

B y Order, J. B. OOPER, Sec’y. Charlottetown, March I1, I853.

The Laws of Prince Edward Island

FR()M I778 to I85], both years inclusiva—-I vols. Royal 8 vo., with a co ious Index; published under an Act of the Colonial Legislature, and care- fully revised and consolidated, by Commissioners appointed for the purpose, may be had at the Book- store of G. T. HASZARD.

TO LICENSED TEACHERS. ANTED a District Teacher of the first Class for the Siaabopa und Covalioad District.- An experienced person will find it to his advantage

to app y to JAMES CURTIS LAWSON June 23d. I858

NOTICE. , '

THE Subscriber having been duly am vvcred by

Gu.uza'r Hursnunsors, of Hggla Park Square, London, Esquire, and Ans-nun Herman- sos,of Liverpool, in England, Merchant, survivin Executors and Trustees named and appointed in and by the last Will and Testament of Gilbert Henderson, late of Liver I, aforesaid. Merchant, deceased to collect all Do is and Sums of Money due to the Estate ofthe said Gilbert Henderson, deceased, within’ this Island, and to dispose ofull Lands and Hareditaments belon ing to said Estate situate therein. All rsons so in elited to the Estate of the said Gilbert Ilfnder. son, deceased, are duly required withqut delay to pay into my hands the several amounts due by them; and those crsons who may be in possession of an of sucli Lands and Promises, are required to make an iinmedinto and satisfactory arrangement with are, otherwise they will be treated as Tree assorl.

HN LON)

O GWORTH. Charlottetown, April 9th. I853.

_ 1953. New York Illustrated News.

33 per year. P. '1‘. BAIIIIJII, Special Partner; H. D. & A. E. BIACII, General Partners.

TIIB Innusrnarnn Nuws ispublished weekly,

and contains sixteen largo es, filled with a great variety of interesting reading matter and numer- ous Iarges and handsome engravings. It is intended th ‘ shall be a l'Al'l'Hl'UL and lEAD'l‘I- 1- THE Woiu.n, in which scenes and events in this and other countries, sketches and views in all parts of the Globe, Portraits of Public Man, Scenes in our National Capitol, Auto- graphs aird Biographies of Eminent Characters, and all matters of general interest to the Community, w’ bafound raossrrnx ILLUITIATID. Duo attention will be paid to the Bnmoious, SCIENTIFIC, and Aoiticuns-units. interests ofthe cunt .

A large and handsome en ravings, of iintoinul interest, is now in course 0 pro arulion by the eminent artist I’. 0. Darloy, and wil be presented to subscribers.

At the conclusion of each volume, a handsome title page and index will be gratuitously furnished by the pa lisliers. The publishers will procure, at low rules, the uniform bindin of the volumes, when desired.

The " Illustrst News and Home Journal," will be supplied to mail subscribers can your fbr four dollars.

On receipt of orders for back numbers which are

on hand will be imodiatal seat, and missi numbers supplied as soon thsroa or as ptibld. a back

numbers of the firut volume will be supplied G. T. IIASZARD, Agent for P. E. Island. oaiou ' of the Oxy-

gonntod ttors,

in A can-. or uioirrnuir nuns’. snuimpro.

Prom Pitzhonry [:lo:mar,sI’£sq., of Boston, Mad. tea, a terubsrfil, 1848.

Delia Sin--It is now sighihsn years slnccl was Grst troubled with the water-brash and derangement of the stomach. I have taken advice of the best Ph - sicians. in this cit and New York, in London, Par s, Germany, and Its y, followed their prescriptions, and visitsdt c savsral sulphur and other springs in this country, the watsri places of German , and also- w_bsre in Europe, an had found no relic . Since tu- king the Bittursl have never had a return of the Water-brash, which daily troubled ms of late years tos very great degree. My appetite has returned; the extreme data once, severe coustipalioil of the bowuls, gsuarul dsbility, and slasplam nights suds w ‘eh I suforsd. have entirely left me. Hljng found so graatrslief from this most dlsccurugla is- order. I have recomms dad ll oialrir yosrm reins ttéruany ofm w‘o a':o_ nawpdymg it to great a vantage. canno re alii on will to iii its favour and praise, for the you ‘vs

stowed upon the community ; ii ’ trust that’ what little is in my scope to odor u axisndluhyha circula- tion of our " Osygsnatad IIitters," wll cloud with grstefu plsasurs at ag‘p.ip.u:.. I“ ,M _ ‘

irzncrfiii i-ilhrsit.

To Geo. B. Gnnniv,

. lI4|0|‘i'Yl- .ur:r.a.,Aus IN E o., wiiocists Druggbts, o. 16 Merchant allow, , Gouural Agents. D.Il’Irica, One Dollar pm a; six. liottlfi I8 _I‘ivu o urs. '

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. noun . . Fons rsspsstsbls r.m?wi.o‘,

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rutw ‘MATERIALS lfnR';'LADIEsl . sons, 'ARA‘,0I-ts! Jzomniir

1 I Boots and floss, and any art’ “.33.: ‘In ads gpeympete with other Iloosss, W. I W S OH 8Ist'Decaniher lhpt, will make immediate paying June 25, I853. _ ‘

9 , Twelvetrecs Brothers Soap Powder (an anti new invention.) . IS the cheapest.‘ ss1ost..bost, and moss clcctuul article for all washing plll’|l0SIS,IpIChOl. of which is equal to ten Pennywnrth of !

'I‘be saving of 'l‘inie and Labour is so asto- nishingly great, that a W E MK ' S W A 5 can be accomplished BEFORE BREAKFAST —uo rubbin being required.

This vvon erful Article is MORE SERVICEA- BLE THAN SOAP, as it produces a better and much qoicksr lather, and is adapted for purposes for which Soap cannot be safely or eflbctually

ti. ' " 1- .4 I .r .»..*;..‘;'.;'.'.‘l.a...;.**ll;~*#».'2.**. _ w. p. nun; par-uona‘lly‘nolnotod on. Stock, wuuldcull ..,..ci.i situation to . variety of

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y 1>lQ,Y.El«Zl‘J§$»..F°R"‘1'f1E:"5UMMER~

HEARD,

an-.<:4.::. °*

naasscs, SILKS, SHAWLS, mg. n, uiahiuuuv, &.c., c.

A reg. isletliqn fired quilt,‘ Does!/via. Cllfilru, Tiseeds, Wuiu.-costings, Cotton “,4 LINEN GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTION.

' the Flrrnishing Department.

begs to inform his Friends that in future hiubugi-

the C318}! principle, and requests those whose accounts were furnished to in. i.

Dissolution of Oopartneruhlp. OTICE is hereby given that the Co ’ heretofore snlimtiug between the II under the firm of CROSS 8;. IIENDLE. Tanners & Carriers, hath been this ilu dissolved, by mutual consent. And all persons in ebted to the said firm are hereby requested to make payment to Christo-

pher Cross. CHRISTOPHER CROSS. ' JOHN RENDLE.

Charlottetown, Milt Sept, 1858.

N. B.——I.ikewiuo all persons having any demands against the said arties will please to render their accounts for salt ement.

used.

It will not injure the hands, or the most delicate material ; but whilst It is incomparable tor perms- ncntly whitening l..irrens,.&o., after they have: become discoloured by age. or injured-by bad Washing, it is also uusurpusaable for III V inir the colors til I-'LANNh2LS,».IlLA.NKl‘iv.I"‘S, WOOLLENS, com...» PIIINTS, MUSLIN and LACIC. ‘ms is y GICO. '1‘. HA >ZARI), Queen Square.

Coinmarcial Digest and Shipniaster’a Assisian English Commoul.aw Reports, for sale at Gate. '1‘. Hssnnnxfs Book torn.

ANTED, u TEACHER for the Eastern . School, on Township No. Sixteen. For fur- ther pnrticulsrs enquire of the subscriber. By Order of the Trustees, Win. CAMPBELL, San. Lot I8, 12th Sept. I858.

New Books I New Stationery!

V LAW BOOKS. - CHI'P'I'Y on l’Ieading,Ch'itty on Contracts;Blpnt‘s

Health for a shilling!

Ill

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I-IOLLOW.'tY’S EXTRAORDINARY CURE OI‘ LOSS OI‘ HEALTH, DISOIIDEIIEI) STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND DIIITERIINATIOII OI‘ ELOOD TO THE HEAD. Copy ofa Lrtler from Mr. John Lloyd, of Erw wen, near Harlerh, Merioiirihshir-s. 'I‘o Professor Ilonnowav, . Biit,—-I uviiil mysalfoftlie first opportunity o_l_'in- forming you,that,for a very long riod,| waslafllictsd with a dart ans glddiuess and requent swrsriinings

E0. T. HASRARD has JUST RECEIVED from Eoiisuivaaii a supply of BOOKS and STATIONARY wluclr are now open and Fun Sana, and among which are- Blaalr Books, Ladgors. &c. c an Envelopes Chara o the Gulf and Island Dr. Cumming ' Barnes’ Notes on the Scriptures Neaader’s Church History The Leisure llour ' The Wide, Wide World, cheap edition Parlor and Railway Libraries Readablefloolrs illustrated, &c. dtc. &c.