. .

1Dortrr_i.

LOVE IN HIS YACIIT.

As sailing down life's sunny strsairis, Young love was sgily sitting. Ia pleasare‘s gondola of earns. And Joy was at the helm. Ilia colours were the rainbow hues, r nioie flitting; Ilh canvass was supplied him r 01's ; His raking masts, his bow and shall— ' ‘ nnant was his hand united; The eordage was of tree-love knots; prow his wing obeys; His sails were filled with victims‘ sighs. Which walled him along the tide; But how he he had to find them all Blow d' t ways.

For seine into the wished-for port ymen fain would pilot him: While those who ‘(I long been anchored there Would once more tom the sea ; Prades, long who scorned his power and frowned. Most fondly now would smile at him, And proud hearts ones so boasted free His slaves wea ; Sonia lips which long had lost all charm, For aught but scandal‘s fluency. Sent him a retainin kiss! But Love re used the fee. Yet if thy smile. my own loved one, B chance had caught the truant’s eye, IIe'd owned his cynosure was there, And steered by thee.

jjjj THE TEA“ PFER.

When man was first in Paradise, And siigels to him came,

The tern tar with his hollow words Bioug t blight upon his name; But oariie no roots in serpent guise,

Lest men should know his aini;— Ah toe.’ the Tempter ehangeth,—- The temptation is the same!

The fruit that grew in Paradise, On thrit tnysterious tree, Was not for human hands to take, Nor fiendish e as to see ;— 'Twits then the ruit—-but now the cup- Whose praise he doth proclaim; Ah me! the Tempter changetli.—- The temptation is the same!

IIe comes, an angel bi’ ht, And with him bri t e co ;

And smiles to stand at the riglit hand

fthoseso sup it tip!

Bright visions dance before the eyes,- The pleasure hides the shame;—

Ah me! the Tempter chnngetb,— The temptation is the same!

Ile goes, as goes ti fiend of hate, \Vhene'er his work is done,

And leaves behind the saddest sight That's seen beneath the sun:— The wreck of many a noble heart-

0 eling— enius— me;— Beware! the 'I empter cliangetli,— The temptation is the same.

ilarietico.

Sssoxiiio nr lB5l.—Among the articles of tratfic which were rnost in demand during the Exhibition season. cigars have taken the lead. It would be da areas to say how many millions have been sold. The run on real avanas was so great, that they were called for much faster than they could be made. The smoking mania has now become a universal e ideniie. Of all intolerable street nuisan- ces this is the greatest, s ought to be resisted by every true-born Briton who has a spark of patriotism or inde ndence hell. The very atmosphere is redolent of the odious we If you meet thir- t men, they have, on the average, twenty cigars or pipes among them From the peer and the heavy dragoon. down to the butcher's boy, and the omnibus cad, there is scarcely an exception. A lead- ing medical practitioner, at Brfilitoii, has lately given a list of six- teen cases o paralysis, need by smoking, which came under his own knowledge within last six months. T the expense is ruinous. Many young men smoke e' hteen cigars per itierri. besides what they ive to their friends. Not ong o, [heard an inveterate

er, w entire income could scarce y have amounted to three hundred a-year, declare, that his cigars alone cost him one hundred and filly. He drew the long bow, of course; but, if filly was the truth, it was bad enough. A curious phase in the disease is the taste for short, dirty pipes, black with age, use and ambition, which has crept in lately. Every third dandy you meet has one of these in his check. '1‘ e cutt and the cigar bold divided reign. Several speculators, during the st year. traversed Iruland, buying up sack. loads of these indigenous productiotis,which they sold again in l.on- don at an snorrnous premium. he peculiar aroina,<o much C0\ sled, isonly to be met with in specimens of the rlhudeeri, which have pass-

Tea. Tobacco, Apples, &c.

QHE Subscriber has received from the United States, and of- fers for sale (WHOLIIALI), at the lowest Market rutes,at

the ‘More Head of Pownsl Wharf, the following

GOODS:

TEA, TOBACCO, RAISINS,

pples, Quinccii, Onions, I-‘ilberta, Walnuts, Almonds. Leather, Bretid, Lemons, Cigars, Strives, (Cookin , Franklin and Close). Pickles, Bulliilo Robes. Pails and llrootns, Vl'ool Cards, Sleigh Bells, Soda, Sugar, ‘Vine, Butter and Water Crackers, Pepper Sauce, Speriii Ciindles, Lemon Syrup. Ground Pepper, Cm-sin, Pimento, Ginger. Cofl'ee, Chocolate, Sardines.

Rice, Oakuui, Bright Varnish, Spirits 'l‘urpeiitine, Resin, Pitch, Tor,

. St .. . ° ' C C s. C.llOl.lllAN. November, I4, I851.

“Now G0013'sT“N‘tTW Goooé it Extensive importation of

FALL GOODS. N°- 3.

QUEEN SREET, JVEJIR THE QUEEA/"S IVILJRF.

J. W. C. DECHMAN, HAS received his large and extensive supplies of Fall and

\Vititer GOODS, which are now opened to the Public for inspection. 'l'lie Stock has been carefully selected expressly for this tnorket, and ad: ted to the season. The attention of purchasers is respectfully invited to the following sltiplo Goods :— Blue, black, brown, invisible green and mixed Cloths; Beavers; \Vhitney and llutfalo, a new article for Ladies’ and tientlcim-it's wear; Tweeds, Docskins, Ctissitiicres. und Sntinotts; Printed Ileluines, ClIIlllIlt3l'r'.tl, Coburgs and Orletitiii; (inlii rind 'I‘i\'eed Cloiiltiiigs; black tiiid colored Silk, Plush and Velrets; Iloiinut tttid Cop Riliboiis ; Laces. Iitlgiiigs and lllond Quillings ; Clieiiiisetlt-,s, Sleeves and we ed Collars; Crochet Cups; Children's llootls, Gaiters, &,c.; Lamb’: wool Vests and Portia; \Voolleii and Cottoti llosiery; Silk. cloth. clllIII|lt‘l’t3 and French Kid Gloves; ii large assorttiieiit of printed Ctiiiibrics; Carpets, printed Cotton rind wool- len Druggets; Hearth Rugs and Door Mats. in grant viiricty; white rind grey Cottons; Illoleskitis; striped und Regatta Eliirtitiga; Linens; llolhitids and Grass Cloths; watered llloreciis: Won“ 'l‘tible Cloths ; white rind hro\vii Linen do.; printed Oil Cloth do.; while and colored Stays; Silk and Beaver Bonnets; trimmed and plain Bonnet Shapes; Silk Neck 'l‘ies ; Veils; l-‘Iowa-.rs ; Linings : Silk and Cotton Lnibrellas; Silk and Cottoti Pocket llniidkercliicfs; do. Neckerchiefs : Opera ntid Ariel 'l‘ios ; Scurfs, Cuslimero Muf- llers and worsted Cravnts; long tind square

I‘Voollcri Shawls iri grtrit iraricty; 'I‘cnt Dresses, Carpi-t Bog.-, colored Rail Road \Vrrippcrs; I"ltintiels, Sergei, Ketseys and Blttiikcts , l’titcli\\'ork; Geriiian \Vools; black and white spotted Nell and llluslins; white tind colored Shirts and Shirt Collars; worstetl, cotton ntid India Rubber Braces : Satin, Spanish and Military Stocks ; Iilzistic Snndalling ; 'I'owelliiig; Furiiiture and Venetian Cotton; Dress Buttons and 'I‘riintiiings; Cont rind Vest lluttoiis; 'I‘uilors' Tritiitiiings, 8Lc.; Cotton Warp, \Vodding, Batting, Tlirends, Cotton lleels, Tapes, \Vorsted, Fringes, Furniture Bindings, dzc. doc. IIA'I‘, CAP, AND FUR DEPAR'I‘llIF.N'I'.

A great variety of FUR CA PS, in South Sea Seal, Otti-r, Neutrtn, llair, Sr.-al, &c. &c. Men's utid Youth‘: Cloth, Sulette, Plush and Silk Glaze Caps ; covered Ilats, Sou’ \Vesters, Wool Tlireshers, Gleng.-irrys, Scotch Bonnets. &c. Ste. Gents’ fashion- able Paris and New York Silk Plush Ilats ; a splendid nssortinent of Furs, in Fitch, Stone Marten, Grey Squirrel. Sable, Musquash Kt Racoon llInl'l's. CulTs and Victorines. Bulliilo Coats and llohes, Seal Skin Coats and Feet Warmers. A good article of Tea, Sugar, Molasses and Tobacco, &c. dtc. Terms. CA . N. B.—Ths highest rices paid for all kinds of FU RS, such as FOXES'. MARTEN’S, MINICS, dtc. &c. Nov. I8. I85].

LONDON HOUSE.

UST RECEIVED. at the LONDON IIOUSE, FIVE CASES FANCY DRY GOODS, from London, comprising—Ladies' Mantles. in the newest styles; Cloth embroidered Dresses; Alpha Cherie, Poplin de Loire, Mosaic Crossovers, Glaeia Pomilla, and other Dresses; Ilabit shine and Cheniisetts in great variety; sewn and crochet Collars; Ladies’ Culis iiitd Sleeves; Ribbons in the latest fashions, very cliea , Bonnet and Cup Shoppe, and Crowns; a large assortment of ki and worsted Gloves; erlin \Vuols, in every shade; shaded do. ; black, shot, pink, wliito. glacie, and colored Gros de Naples; black Stitinetie: watered Silk; black and colored Silk Velvets; fancy Cloaking; ll:iir Nets; Ladies‘ and Children's Sta 1, in variety; worsted Hoods and Cullii; Gents’ Stocks; black lace Falls; colored \'r.-ils; book, jaconet, caitnbrie, swiss. niull,and other Muslins; plain, sprigged. and fancy Bobinette; tlirotid and cotton Ed ingii; Loci.-it tind Insertions; whisker lllondc, in variety; Artilicinl ‘lowers rind \Vretiilis; Ladies’ and Clii|dren’s Fetilliers, very cheap; Cloak and Dress Triiiiiiiings and Buttons, in

great variety, together with numerous other articles.

II. IIASZARD. Great George Street, I Cltitrlutlttlown, Oct. 27, 1851.

ed through man months in euccsssivegenerations, and L L family relics. van in Boston, in the United States, in the land where, according to sonis naturalists. children are born with lighted c' re in their months, there is a law agninatsmoking in the streets, and penalties iullicted on the olfeudsr. With all our respect for our transatlantic brethren, and their uratchless energies, we scarcely ex- pected to have received from them such a lesson in refined civiliza- lioII.—-Dtibliri University Magazine, for November.

NEW IMP OR 'l‘A 'l'ION S. FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND UNl'I‘ED S'l‘A'l‘l-‘.S.

E0. 1‘. IIASZARD has just received er packet “ Caroline.” part of his supply nolected by himself: consisting of

A LARGE SUPPLY or BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

Rlntoroiv or nu: Doo.—'I‘he following original anecdote of Burns, is in a work, entitled “ The Philosophy of the Setisans," by Rev. Henry Duncan:

" I well remember with what delight I listened to an interesting conversation which, while yet a schoolboy, I enjoyed an opportuni- t of hearing in my father's tnanse, between the poet Burns and uno- t r post, my near relation, the amiable Blacklock. The subject was the tidelit of the dog.’ Barns took up the question with all the

org . other; he can understand an other; and see how he worships him! With what reverence he crouohes at his feet; with what love he favvas upon him, with what dependence he looks up to him grid with what cheerful slacrity be obeys him. His whole soul is irrep-

Ip III III} God; and the wers and faculties of his nature are

evotsd to his service; and I see powers and fricullies rire exalted

h the intercourse. It ought ju to be so with the Christian- but tbs ogs put Christians to shame." ’

j——.

Restaurants PAssaos:.—’l‘bs packet ship Ststfortl liirs,C *.:.':.:';.';:':.-.°.'.;£';.::." ’.‘.'::; 1'2": ".:'-.'.°"-”'°-'-'r.;.:...°*~7 '5 1 I of the shortest ever made. P Fun‘. 0 d-“-0”

Tara Wat -rnsv Siar-n.u Towirs rir CALIIOIIIA —-A laeraiaepte paper says, that witliin tw_srity-fear hours aflsr the tint IN“ N‘ W 'I"'P°_l. I town. a li sdistanes rsaioved, was sprvoy. 04- m-rr-<|- -ll!"-M -Io_ mm. -«um. Ir.c.. sad in f0fl’- Ifllwflidt a aaiviber if stores, teverns,boarit. D ms nu ‘ I - blss. and all the seas sstahlasueats fe‘a'ud :I.hs“iiiIalii’d i'iilv|v.:.d.“

AI Avat.aeein.—0n Tharvda last, "1. p,. I “-010? 9.“ ne leek place

blouse tbeseewhelsg selpitated Jrausspo i-uslllg. i, which sheet ;..’..°.'.'.'.'u."' ' glam. __star-yd.-h.‘ hrgedsehefsilhelachsedlart c..-. ...,.

It 1 ~ ,._ .fi‘.'::;,:.'..:::...°" °'".. .'.""......"": L‘-*-*.....; -4--t P"P"'5....ll-:.U“.CU;aadtheebh

MAPS, 1200.11 PAPER, F./may B./ISKETS, TOYS, FLUID LAMPS, BRUSHES OF JLL KINDS, CHEJPI and ti variety of other useful articles suitable for the Islriod. 'I'lie rcriiuinder, of his Books and Stationery purchased at the New York Trude Slllrtll, he is daily cxpecliog. IL’ Ctilologtteri of the IVHOLE OI" HIS LJRGE AJVD VARIEI) STO Ii’. will be ready for delivery its soon as the whole of his Goods hit\'e arrived. Manchester and Glasgow House. IRECI-‘.IVI“.I) from Glasgow, and lnridirig per Brig " Vernon," Gala Cloth and Cnsliitieru Cloaltings, long \Vool Shawls, Mulllers, Osiitiburgs, Tickings, &c. - D. \VILSON. Sept. 80, lti6l.

NOTICE. ALF Lot Nuinbar 26, the property of Messrs. 'I‘iroisr-otv's, of Belfast, Irelnritl. Notice is hereby given, that any person fouiidlrespiissing in any way upon the utileusied property of the above Gientlariien, will be prosecuted to the utmost rigour of the

law, without distinction. 1. II. BOURKE, Agent, Jsnniiry II, 1352.

To the Tenants on Lots 9 Gt 6 I. liscriber having, by Power of Attorney, dated tlis 8th

day of March, IBM, been a poinzed Agent to take charge of Il)'I‘S 9 Gt II, in this Island, the leroperty of Lawrence Sulti-on Esq., notifies the Tenants on those Townahips, that all rents, and Arrears of Rent, due on the said Property, are required to be paid to him forthwith, he alone being authorized to receive the same

JAM!-.8 ms. Portllill, April 9. test.

Fire Wood, Berle and Oats. IIE Fabserlber to snnosrieet tin addition to his Stock of SADDLER . received in the Fall, he has a Supply of GROCERIE8 JJVD FISH.

Ila rtieslarly rsqads those who are larlebted to liirn by Nuts or Book Aeesaut.teesaist'sreardsad ssttlsthssaiue early sspassl. Es. tosayatreabls sadespsuos.;.lisJv£;eesi.’;s Dsbgdggggpin

Uhhu '."~suk’“ I. II “SD! is his Itseli ls Trade. """"" The IIJIWOOD eiast hsdelivsvsd b the lsteflsrshasat.

. 08111.‘ 11”” Chdfistswu, Jae. I. 1088.

D118, North side Msrlist sqasis.

Greatest improvement in e ./Irl.

Mr.-I-I-OBS

OULD respectfully inform the Ladies and Gentlseien of this lnce, wishing to procure a Miniature of themselves or

friends. that they can obtain the most perfect that can produced by this wonderful art. in a new and iinproyed Il)l9.Ef|¢||l°'l-l'‘! "9 other Artists in North America, inserted in a nest lorrocco Case, or Frame, for the extreme low price of SI to_35,'by calling at his} Room. at me old stand, opposite to Mes_rirs. MlIl|Bl“l|, where he will . retiitiin for a few weeks only, before going to the (.ouritry. l'ictures taken frotii Busts. l’ortruits, Dtiguertt-otypea, &c., in well as from life, and warranted true to the origin .‘ . Pictures taken from B, ii. iii, to 5, p. "L. IIIIII 561 "1 CV97] V'“°l.V of Lockets. Pitts, Frariieii, or coniniuti Cases. _ . Visitors are particularly requested to etnbruce the tnorntng light.

not ilien. as opportunity shrill present, to secure these itieriientoes of life, which, under the trying ciictimstuiices of a hiial separation of friends, no price can purchase. As his stay here will be short, all will do well to avail themselves of air curly opportunity to secure their Miniatures. Satisfaction given, or no Char e ! . I’ —On hand. a variety o handsome Frames in Mahogany, Rosewood, and imitation Papier Mtiohie and Crystal. January 6, I852.

Chairs, Cheese, Raisins, etc. ECEIVED by the Subscriber, ex Euphernia, froin Iloston,and for Sale at the lowest market rates- 200 Ilundles assorted CIIAIRS, 20 Cnsks best American CIIEESI-‘., 20 Barrels superior CIDER. VINEGAR. 20 dozen (eticli) FAILS and BROOMS, 20 Casks RAISINS, 50 Boxes Bloom do., (new fruit.) S. C. llOI..\IAN, Store Ileiid of Pownul Wharf.

RECENT IMPORTATIONS. - ugar. Molasses. Flour, c. III‘. SU HSCRIBER has now in Store and olfers for Sale 300 Bbls. Superfine Canada Fl i n

Deer. I0.

UR, Nov. inspectio .

10 Ports. choice Porto Rico MOLASSES,

I5 do. bright Cubii do.

[0 Illids. pritiie Porto Rico SUGAR.

10 do. bright ('ubti do.

ll llugs Green COFI"I-II-‘..

30 Iltirrels Aiiiericiin PILOT BREAD, I50 (luititrils CODFISII,

50 Barrels No. I. Put HERIIINGS.

3 Boxes SOA 50 do. I0 x I2 GLASS» A P.-\'l‘EN'l‘ WIN DLASS. new, suitable for a Vessel of about

N {I

0 Tons. _

Anda variety of other articles. WM. '1‘. PAW,

At the ollice of A. II. Yates.

January I, I852.

William R. Watson BEGS respectfully to announce, Illtll his \VIN'I'F.R SF.I.F.C- TIUN OF GOODS, of every desctiplit-ti, is now ready for inspection. . _ ‘ Strangers from the Country, intending to visit \V. R. \V.‘s Instab- lisliiiieiit. will do well to note the Atldress—.7\'o. 9. Queen Str‘ct'_t, R¢rlrlt'ri‘s J\"ew Butldirig. 'I‘lie want of this precaution liuiiiig, in sortie instances, led to tiiistrikes and disappoinutieiits. Jutiuary 6, I852.

3' Butler's Tons-lea-mois, 0vis' Gorrena, Hecker’s Farina,

-[ANUFACTURED expressly for Cnliiiiiry rind Dietetic pur- poses; vi.-ry extensively used and _highly esieeiiied by I"AMILII:‘.S, IIO'l‘EI.S, S'I‘E.\.\II:‘.R c., in the pro.-pain of PUDDINGS, IILANC MANGE, CAKES, CUS'l‘ARl)S, PIES, and for DIET FOR INVALIDS. For sale by \Vas. R. VVATSON. No. 9. Queen Street, Reddin's New Building, } January 8, I852.

NOTICE. 0 LET on Lease, with liberty to purchase, ifso required, part of the Lands belonging to the Subscriber. known as the “Esx:n" Estate, situate at the Eastern extremity of Charlotte- town, comprising Eleven Town Lots and portions of Two Common Lots. 'I‘liis Property lins been laid oil’ itito Building I.ols, and will be let by private contract agreeably to it plan to be seen at the Ollice

of Joint Loitowoarti, Esq. \V. S. LONGWORTII.

Charlottetown. January 6, 1852.

LIVERY STABLES, IIE SUBSCRIBER ititends keeping good Iloraes. Sleighs, Carriages, dt.c., which he offers to the Public for hire on low terms, for CAIN. 3'? LIO, ood Slnblitig, find the gretilest care taken with

those Ioraes committed to his charge.

Ilesidence near the Temperance llall, Grafton Street.

\VIl.LIAM JAKEMAN.

Mr. Jaxuuur. would take the opportunity of informing his numerous Ciistoniers, whose Delils have been some time standing, liaitlie would feel obliged by their iiitikitig an early settletiieiil; tnd those having accounts agnirist him will please forward tlierii ill

on as poss . IoJitn-iary 5, I852.

A LARGE .'\SSOR'l‘MF.N'I‘ OF

WHERE "PIS SOUGHT !

ll0lrlrll\l’lY’S PILLS

CUIIE OF A DISORDI-2R|".Il LIVER AND STOM IN A Most‘ riot-i:i.r:ss U'l'A'l‘E.ACH' Wu" Extract of 0 Letter from Mr. Mdusu H flffdfff, Scotland, dated the luuafydiihieaiycfgdpdl H."- To PI’0IPn.~'tif llut.i.owsv; ' ‘ EII.—.Ytllll' inloable l'ills have been the means, with God’. 5;...“ Irihisrdliinii \Iv”:s |fIl|'lIt:“I.)lt‘.IttRoltII.'I‘I::l h“m" "NI It is tiaie whee‘ e niiieni Iluctors, who, after doing what I re 3,] f they i:-msiilererl my case its hopeless. I ong Icfirlly ‘ht fprtiig from ti Liver and Stuniucli criniploirit of long staridi ‘I’, ‘beat’. rirt the lost two wars got so much worre. tliiitevery on. cn,,‘,:.id K d" condition as |I|lipe.lC:|Ifi I as a last resource got a lion nryom, Pm.":"'h: ie rei t',rin iy persereri g i the" t‘ ' Iiihlting fflllll nriil morri|irig y.'iiiir"()intiiie|iIt.o'v:r.0::; wkk" '°I°lI’9f I.'l§'.l""..‘.'Til.’i‘ll5.fsllK:.i..l'I.'i'...?.ll?I.i.Il"§lI?,'ill.‘ f.‘i,'.,°;’;;gjg'g: e-mi. is. mo MA'Iv"t‘flt-I\V iiiiivt-:v CURE OF A CASE OF \\’I-ZAKNESS AND . I-‘OUR YEARS‘ S'l‘ANI)ING.DEmLrry or

Extract of it Letlerfroiri Mr. William Smith, of JV}, 5 gm“ '18‘/l.09Itltll Strut, brlnori strut, Larribrtli, dated Di-r:¢rii'bsr 11,

To Professor Hot.t.owav.

Sirt,—l bug in inlomi you that for nerirlyb years I loirrll It

it \\ a tub: \' ii iltiy'slienlili,sufl' " f . y M” "P"

' u ' I dtiiistttiit iietviiiis I|GlItIeII(:II:I,r"'IiID:f:"I:n”I::‘LI"... und ‘I'M-

siormu-li, togeilie ' ' 5,

I I liiippy to soy they effected it pi-itcct titre. i re

WILLIAM sin .uiy1§pi..i rzmvirto TH‘

(lreqire CURE OF ASTHMA OI-‘ 'I‘\\’I'2N YEARS‘ Extract qfit Letter from Mr. J. K. Hrydon, 7361},-:,D'g,?,',, Syrlriey, darted l0tIt ./Vareiiiber, l8-i9. ’ To Professor IIOLLOWAY, ..”.'.7.::.! .'.'.‘.'.‘!::2:L.!’E.‘}:?I:.."i.;?.§‘1i;f‘.2.:?.!l"2!.'73:!§7l2‘°"“"' II I’ "giinrtl “I(' 'l -.k,''- ' ~' _\i-nrsliecn miohle to iiitiltleetlie eaerliiiii ul‘|Il.fI:'ll.I‘l‘l""' {fir Twemy lioiii IIIl|l'IIll‘lr| of lrri-iitli cuiigliirig rinil syitting’ litit ' UVHI ‘t-lxplclllllll) nlilii to r ‘I . MW . prior to his cotiiiiicociii > rh |-'" . m gtrliit Iy by his ine-lit-til mrin, who Ill'0lilfIllII3.§tI Iiiiiiflo I|Q’IlI‘IIdlI;II'l:d:IIlI:- I

\H hr, likewise, to my ltiioii lge, lI'Il| herri ti-smreili

' ~ . .' ' - "fer-t lietiltl h the use I I'll l ' bl. '. - 0 W” . I I ll” ch”oh_\onr i I,ul|l iu ing your Oiottiierit night and morning mm

“W “M OF (Sisned) J. K. HEYDON. ’ ‘ . . ALDBOIIOUGII CURI-‘.D S'I‘O.\lACll C0.'lll’LAIN'l?F A LIVER AND Extract ofa Lrltrr H‘ L .1 h‘ - . Leg-£;‘::"" 2“'t'Fd"""’m:’|ylY:. ‘raid Villa Martian To Professor IIoi.i.ow.ur.

Box and a Pot at the intirieiit. in en.

require either. Your "I °r ‘V r'm"""°"H °""

"'°" “l’l'l!_'d amt obedient Servant. ALUBOROUGH.

The I b at d Pill - as ct c r s s on ;r:.ri:’sar_i/‘:r(l'l'y efimctosi in the following

‘Sue D"-’P3Y Liver com Scuindu . ' ' Y

Asl,hm_‘ D)’-3¢'"'¢|’! plllllll Sylnpuiugg B'“°“‘T CW" I‘-"Y—‘|P°lfl8 Lunibsso Tic Douloureu

plaints I-‘einitleirregu- Piles Tum,” I Blotcheson the laiiiies liheutnatism Ulcer;

skin 1-‘ - ‘ - - Bowel (‘(Ill)- CIIIIIIRIISH In Reiierliiileon 0‘ vqilnrzn Mr“- C I'Il.'“_"" ' -‘ Scrolula or \V0ftlIs.uf|I| C“:n""i ,_ Gm” Ii’ing’s Evil kinds

~‘ Pnlluiuf II¢fltI-BCIIE Sore Thrortis Weakness from

' ~ . _ r (:":"""“E:"“;"°|'Zn l|:t‘ll'Etl';a"|lI;-‘t|i"n Stone and (:ra- \|'It:IIe\'Cf cause Debility "I 6"’ 5” FALL sti'PPLY

OI‘

DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.

M. \ll’,.‘iSII'E'Il.':lVlEll has received a large SUPPLY ofGENUINl-1

DRUGS and MEDICINES, I-".°.'.';‘.'.'.':,:.’.'.'.'.'.'.". '.’.:.:f."‘..':.'..".::‘::,.': 'z':.- '.i::::.:'"*. "W variety, Hair on ofall kinds, Cosmetic, Fi-ecltle Wash sic "u'.i..v

i e ,

EARTHENWARE AND CHINA

AND A IIIAUTIIUL DIIPLAY or

E‘E§a£.%..‘7-339 Is now offered for Sale Wholesale or Retail.

WILLIAM IIEARD.

Great George Street. Dec. 16, 186]. R. B. tni7tNE”

3's'n',"‘«';"."I.'.'..i"a'.'..'§l3.'Kr'.l5lI’..5‘f'.5.ll'f..I'i.".'EE"'.,1,’:,“"}:,,1‘:_""'-2*i B-I-to Uil Poiirnde and I"reiicli llepihitory, for retrieving so leffluoug y,.' . large assortment of 'l'oilet Ilottles with every requisile for the 'l‘oI:|;,.. r|.p;p|c;;tiIi;t‘:xble’eap:, containing a rats lot of curiosities tn Perfumery.’ .-lndbeul r." l_lt fD dill 1" ‘- . and i:i..ii.'ni°t'us'ii'i:if; I‘:azei|i‘li“y.'s"iriiae?j‘ 'f.','fi',;_",:"' f‘:‘:'J1::l*} gnllon Jars; Onions, Gherkins, Cauliflowers, &c.; opggnnghin Sauce, Sauces ofevery description, fresh F ruit, Raisins, ('||rr.n[g ' I

NOT./ZRY PUBLIC, COW VEY.L\'CER, And Public Accountant : Ofict-,—Hon. Mr. Lard‘: Commercial Buildings, Dottcttnrnrt S-ran:-r.

Deeds of Conveyance of all descriptions, of l.easehold arid Freehold Estate, including Assignments, Mortgages. &c., Letters

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tot Parties, Arbitration Bonds an4I)Awnrds. Petitions. &c., prep"- ed with nocnracy and despiitch; Merchants‘ Books, Partnership and other complicated Accounts. 6r.c., arranged and balanced, at mo- derste charges.

Charlottetown. 9th December, l8bl.

Commlssai-lat. .Miti'c¢ to persons dsst'roits of inciting Remittances to Halifax. TIIE Cotnmiasariat Ollieer in clinrge at this Station will receive into the Military Chest, British Specie. or Dollars, for which be will give Drafts, piiyable at sight, on the Military Chest at