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pe levied. Ship Knees of all kinds, whether spruce or haek- | perfect knowledge of Anatomy. none atilj be liable to the Export duty of uingpenco per ton, | jntelleetual qualifications of man, and displayed some ingenuity

nce, hackmatack or birch timber, which is the same in if : . oe : ” “hither levied on spruce knees. It has generally beeu unfolding his views. The Lecture was listened to with

He then descanted upon the

an ere will be on an average about nine or ten knees to a! much atteution by ° large audience, and appeared to excite a en the duty still leviable on Knees of all kinds may be put down great spirit of inquiry. The discussion that followed was well ton, - penny on each knee. The number of knees of all kinds | Sustained, and the Lecturer gave copious explanations to the

. ae xported from the Province during last year was 10,546; of these, | objections raised to some of his theories. i by far the largest proportion were spruce, probably enppunting | As the Hall will be occupied next week by “Millner’s

a gumber of Hackmatack knees legally exported and on ip which aety ss paid would not be ower $00,—Sz, John N. B. Morning | f ¥

Coyrier.

" Panorama,” the [nstitute came to a resolution to postpone its * meeting until Tuesday, the 15th inst., when Mr. Williams wil! conclude his subject on “ Cornish Mining.”

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Sore to Manivens.— St. Pierre and Miquelon, Feb.—The Governor 2 directed the publication of the fo'lowing notification of the establish. NIGHTINGALE TESTIMONIAL, has ae aystem of Fog signals at the Light House at Point Gallantry,! In pursuance of a Requisition numerously and respectably signed, his | for the benedt of vessels approaching St. Pierre and Miquelon :—A Worship the Mayor called a Public Meeting of tho inhabitants of this City | of signals during a fog has just been adopted, under the orders on Friday last, for the purpose of contributing towards the “ Nightingale

_of Hig Breeliency the * Imiral Minister of the Marine and of the Colo- | Fund.’’ His Worship having been requested to take the chair, the nies, at St-Pierre and Miquelon, at the Light House at Point de Gallantry. | Hon. Charles Young moved the following series of Resolutions, which | } it ismade known to Navigators that for the future, were seconded by the Hon. Lieutenant Col. Swabey. from Istof April to the Istof November, in each year, there will be} Yirst—Resolved, that the noble and philanthropbic conduct, manifested | gred at the said light house at St. Pierre and Miquelon, during a thick | by Miss Nightingale and her useful associates in the hospitals of the East, |

gg, tro guns every (wo hours, at an interval of three minutes between | and the unceasing efforts made by them, night and day, to relieve the |

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Government Sale. 0 BE SOLD by Auction, on TITURSDAY, the

17th day of April, at 12 o’clock, at Peako’s |

Wharf, the fast-sailing Yacht and Sury eying Tender * SPEEDWELL,” about twenty tons measurement, with Masts, Rigging and Sails complete, together with a small lot of Iron Ballast. April 7. JAMES MORRIS, Auctioneer. Sale of Valuable Town Lots. Y AUCTION on TUESDAY, 20th April, at 12 o'clock, on the premises— 4 VALUABLE TOWN LOTs,

leasantly situated, and near the residence of John Barrow, isq., being Lots 28, 20,80 and 62, in the Ist Hundred of Lown Lots. The property will be put up in lots to suit purchasers,

»;and will be well worthy the attention of partics wishing to

eed, from six o'clock in the morning to six o’ctock in the evening. | sick and wounded of tho British forces, demand our most grateful | build, as each of them commands a fine view of the Hills

Judependeatly of those regular Signals, Gun for Gun will be returned to | acknowledgments. roms thee a be desirous of ascertaining their position by these means.} Secondly—Tbat as it has been determined to raise a Testimonial of | —Helifas Cathols.. memoty of Miss Nightingale’s signal devotion, (sho having declined to " accept any tributé of personal benefit), and as funds are being subscribed oe ts e _— esata ne ee had the | in Great Britain to enable her toestablish an Institute for the training, S = ¢ io — pan . ae cant me o me eee en naa — we omy we of Nurses and Hospital attendants; This one - : , _s , meeting most cordially desire—

as tas had’ setae ne - ig ~— is ey seh = a. Thirdly—T hat a subseription list be forthwith opened for the ss owe © ays from Aux Caves, gat of which | « Nightingale Testimonial,’’—and that the inhabitants of this County, gearly Sty were a succession of gales from NN W., WNW. On the | as weil as of King’s and Prince Counties, be requested to unite with us, nth ult. he got sounding in 30 fathoms and onthe 18th Cape Cod Light | either by calling public meetings or otherwise, in contributing their mite

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| borough and the harbour.

Terus—33 per cent. to be paid down, and the balance to

an enduring character in England, for the purpose of perpetuating the | remain upon seeurity.

For further particulars apply to JAMES MORRIS,

Charlottetown, April 7. Auctioneer.

For Sale,

PLOT OF GROUND, at Summerside, Bedeque, fronting |

on the Main Street, 100 feet, and on a Cross Street, 132

fease bore W. distance only 10 miles when he was blown off by a fearful | towards this | soble undertaking, and co-operate with their fellow! feet, together with the Building thereon, lately oeeupied by

e—ropes froze so as to prevent the working of the ship, she was therefore subjects throughout the Empire in heir useful objects; and although the

the subscriber as a Granary, and is about one of the best

wren furiously onward, expecting that bis canvas would be blown from | jyhubitants of this City are frequently called upon to assist in such efforts, | Stands for Business on the Island.

berorthat she would bury herself and her crew from the sight of man | yet they cheerfully subscribe in aid of such funds.

Atso,—For Sale, the unexpired Lease for 17 years, of the

Grover; in this gale the fore-top main staysail was lost. Qn the 16th |" Kourtbly—That His Excelloncy the Lieut. Governor be respectfully | Store and Preimises in Charlottetown, known as the “ Dublin

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me of his crew gave up, unable to work, leaving but two hands to assist | requested to become the Patron of this Fund, and that the following | and Glasgow House,’’ and ‘ Advertiser Office.”’ Possession

a workiflg the ship—t6th hoveto, lost main-top-sail, ies accumulating | geutiemon be a Committee to collect and receive subscriptions in this |

very fast and vessel making water—thus increasing the Jabour of the | City and Queen’s County, namely: The Hon. Charles Young, William |

reduced and almost exRausted crew. 19th—prov'sions and light getting | Swabey, George Coles, Edward Palmer, his Worship the Mayor, T. Heath short, every one sick and sore, with salt-water boils and greatly swollen | Haviland, Esq., and Theophilus Desbrisay, Esq. limbs. TRey were obliged to sabsist on short allowance of wouldy maggoty | A Subscription list was then upened, and copies thereof were ordered to biscuit and water. On the 25th the fast morsel of food.on board was be left with his Worship the Mayor and with Theophilus Desbrisay, expended, they were now in lat 49 37 N., lou 38 30 W. still blowing a! Esq. Thanks having been given tothe Chairman, the meeting was then gale and s@veroly cold. | closed.

The Captain's wile bad beew four days without breaking her fast, when See > ot the 26th providential'y a ship was seen bearing directly down forthe | f d brig—she proved to be the Cambridge, W. Chase, of and from Boston, } Lite . bound to New Orleans, who kindly supplied them with some bread, meat} On Saturday evening last, at 8 o’clock, after an illness of four weeks, | wad a barrel of pofatves. 28.b, heavy blow from N. W. accompanied | Mr. Penjamin Webster, aged 6S years. with snow—lost fore-topsail. March 2ud, wind blowing furiously,! QF" Funeral to take plaze to-morrow, at 2 o’cluck, from his residence, carried away and lost the close reefed main-topsail, and most unfortunate-| when the acquaintances of the deceased are requested to attend. ip Joba Dill fell from the topsail yard overboard and was cdrowned— _ thus was the Capt. leit with bat one hand to assist him in his endeavors w work the ship, both being afflicted with salt-water boils and feeblo The next day the gale increased, sea very high, shipped sea which stove |

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the long boat, started the rail and filied the cabin with water. 13th, CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS, APRIL 5. gales every Cay—stern beat stove—bulwarks broken in, moukey rail | Provisions, | Poultry. arried away—auother sea struck the Lrig in ber bow, straiving head | Beef, (small) ¥ h.. 5d @ 8d Partridges, each... none. fail, starting knees, &c. kc. Sth, at 4p. m., mado Sambro bearing} Do. by qtr. W B.. S5d@ 7d| Turkeys, each .....48 @ 7s 6d} verme-stacked and stood to the westward. Was hailed by a large| Mutton, ¥ ®....... 5d @ 8d| Geese, cach .......28 6d @ 38| brigantine who begged for food—but evuld not spare any— the stranger | Veal ¥ ib... ...... 3d @ 6d! Ducks, each....... 1s @ 1s 3d thes ran downs to a barque coming out of Halifax, but which kept on her! ,, _,” ; na 1 @ 6d'F e ls @ ls 6d q@arse apparently without rendering any assistance. Yesterday was | Pork, ¥ Ib... ..eees 4 - bd Fowls,each. . Ls a oo o highly favored by getting into this harbor. The Captain, unaided, | Do. (small) ? b.. 6d @ ay) Fish. q : manszed to get the aucbor off the bow and in a very short time was} Lamb, ¥ th........ none, | Codfish, ¥ qt. veers 128 @ 15s warped up to the wharf—the crew taken ou shore and properly eared | Butter, Pi ....5.. lod @ 18d/Salmon, ¥ b ...... Gd for.— Tronar ps. Do. by tub, ? ®.. 14d @ 16d) Herrings, ¥ bbl... . 30s @ 35s i Et ee | Cheese, ? “Se. -F 5d @ 6d Mackerel, ¥ doz... 1s @ Is Gd oe ee —- on — ert the oe of oe zie Pearl Barley, Y b.. 24d Lumber,

p r, we sorry toSay, to be of a much more painful nature than | 7... 4 , : 5 we bad anticipated, when we learned that Je’ Deum bad been sung in the | nase ¥ preees aie 7 - o poe aoe : - : = capital, be villages of Camuy and Quebradillas have been desolated by | 444", ¥ Besse eeeee vs @s Do. (spruce)... 05 @ bs the disease, which bad, despite the precautionary measures eufurced, | Flour, ? 100 ®.... 29s @3ls! Do. (pme)..... none. trept inte the town of Aguaditla.—St. Thomas Times, Feb. 27. } Oatmeal, ? ...... 2d @ 23d Shingles, ? M..... Ys @ 12s

= ne mes | Eggs, ® dozen ..... Se @ lbt bathe... i cic KKK 2s @ 4s ISCELLANEOUS NEWS. Rabbits, each...... 4d @ 6d! Semavtes. isin Vegetables, | Timothy seed, ¥ bus. none.

Pentous Arran ar Manacascan.—An outrage, which tho government | Potatoes, ® bush. 2s 4d @ 2s 9d Cloyerseed, ¥ bush. none. | of Madagascar will doubtless be called upon to expiate dearly, has been | Carrots, ? bushel 256d @ 289d Wool, ¥ b........ lld @ ls comenttted. The facts are thus stated in the Vernecn, 2 French journal! | Peas, ¥ quart...... none. Hay, ie 60s @ 65s

of the Island of Mauritius :—

given of the “* Dublin and Glascow House’’ on Ist May. oD ~

A1so,—For Sale, a WATER LOT in Princetown. . JOUN ANDREW MACDONALD. Charlottetown, April 7, 1856. Im. Notice.

ILE subscriber, in returning his sineere thanks to the inhabitants of Upper and Lower Grand River, Launch- ing, St. Peter's, &c., for the generous support he has received from them during the year and a half that his Mill has been in operation, begs to inform them that he has now got a new Carding Mill completed, and will be ready to card Wool, after the 15th of May, at 2d. per pound. Having always an abundant supply of water, he hopes to continue to give general satisfaction in grinding Wheat, Bar-

ley and Oats, at the shortest notice. And being highly im-

pressed with gratitude for the assistance afforded by the pub- lic in repelling the acts of oppression sought ta be imposed upon him by jealous and designing persons, he has determined to grind wheat for one-fourteenth, or4 Ibs. per bushel, after this date.

ce N. B.—Boards and Deals always on hand.

ALEXANDER HAYDEN.

Head of Grand River, Lot 55, April 7, 1856. 4w.

FOR SALE, NEW and beautiful CHURCH ORGAN, of superior “workmanship, has been pronounced by several profes- sional gentlemen to be fincly toned and sufficient for a good size Church or Chapel. Compass—C. C. to F. 54, containing [st stop diapason, 2d principal, 3d fifteenth.

Apply to WATSON DUCHLEMIN.

Also wanted two Apprentices to the Pump and Bluckmaking Business. s April 7, 1896. C ABBAGE! CABBAGE!!—Various kinds of fresi:

4 Cabbage Seed, imported from the very best Seed houses.

Turnips, # bushel.. 10d @ 1s/Straw, ¥ ewt...... 1s @ 1s 3d Those whe wish to haye good eabbages can'be supplied with a

“ Eight Frenchmen, one of them M. d’Arvoy, formerly French con- Srai Homespun, ¥ yard. 3s 6d @ 5s| first rate article of seed at the DRUG STORE of se! iu the Mauritius, who had been residing almost a year in the ba , Grain. le —— — ou" oe es . ma 7 ie >. enernrered Vavatoube, working a coal-mine belonging a a company, atda oan Wheat, ¥ bushel... none. |Tallow, ¥ tb..... Is @ 1s 2d Apeft 7, 1896. od Ww: SKIN NER.»

umber of Slaves ie their service, were attacked on the night of the | Barley,” bushel... 5s @ 6s|Cordwood, ¥ cord,. 15s @ 15s Ith of October by from 1500 to 2000 Hovas, the regular troops of the | Oats, ” bushel.... 28 @ 2s 4d | Apples, (P.E.1) ¥ bus. 4s @ 5s Queen of Madagascar, and, with the exception of one Frenchman, wer) ———EEEEEEEE : ee tarbarously murdered and mutilated. The estallishment which they| Cutancous diseases, and a certain remedy for them.—How many thou- ceoupied was sacked, aud 100 workmen, who had escaped the massacre, | sands of humau beings are rendered the moat unsightly, nay, almost were, together with the Frenchman, made prisoners, and carried off to | hideous to behold, from the effects of sume very disagreeable aud sickly

yroe. Five pieces of canuon, a quantity of muskets, and some gun. | iooking eruptions on the face or bands ; they are shunned by friends, puder, were captared by the assailants. The material damage done | and avoided by acquaintances ; for this reason, mary have suffered much anonntsd to between 70,000 and 80,000 piastres (350,000f. to 400,009f.) | aud expended a large sum in endeavouring to obtain a cure ofthis malig-

dhe queen of Madagascar, Ranaralo, on receiving the news of the mas- | nant form of disease, but without success. Holloway’s Ointment, how-

ere and capture, assembled the people of ber capital, and had read to | ever, if used with Holloway’s Pills, will cure every description of sores | loth June, . 2 3 3 Amount of Rafe: “— ‘ them the despatoh of the general who commanded the expedition, after |and ulcers even of twenty years standing, and will restore the patient | 1th Sept., : 1 2 6, lith March, 1855,20 0 0 woiek she — ue guns = be fired in honor ~ what she called the to health after relief has been despaired of, leaving the suilerer without | 10th Dec., “ oi7 OY £5] 16 9 Victory gain y her invincible troops over the French.” a blemish. ; £5 6 = “Deseo a ee Se co ee ee ee et an . . o Pavat, Sarpweeck—Loss oy Sme Jon Rertevce—Deata FRow es) NDS VS NPP PRG RESERES ORS Bracvarioy any Expose2e.—A esguteis eit New York states that the ala Ww AD W323) sSauiauy Sa 19th March, 1855. Mrs. Heffren, 0 5 0 ip Jubn Rutledge, Kelly, from Liverpool, Jan. 16, for New York, got | “Yr nnn | Nr, Smith, £0 15- 0} — Moere, SoF iG cae ice Ton p pees 3, lun. 6, one Sarees, te crew See me > Mary Corrigan, 6: 7 = 25th April, 1855. ngors took to the beats, one of which, containing thirteen gp Ae Mrs. Maguire 015 @jLawrenee Roach . . bersons, was picked upby the Germania, at New York from Havre, with Vat Sie: ; ae Onn avia ® UF Thos. W. Nye, of New Bedford, the ouly Serviver, the rest having | P. McCarron, (blind) 0 12 6'David Sheppard, (for i ore starvation and cold. All the other boats are supposed to In the House of Assembly eee’ ; 7 hd ety ; 7 ; e ust. : Mrs. Malloy, Mrs. Evans,

ee April 1, 1856. — Cosgrove, 0 5 0} — Nowlan, or? "Ss

Wrecs anp Loss or Live.—A letter received in New York from St. HE following Circular having been presented to the! = McKenna, 015 0 5th May, 1855. aes. B. F, santen shed fee mrs Vere Santon, from. Hom Torta tae House, was ordered to be inserted in all the Newspapers pub- Catherine Murphy, 0 5 0) Mrs. Connolly, TS ‘tat ‘ail Ge Gand had earinen. adhshauae sl i be randonse lished in Charlotttetowa. colin seca i nH MeGun, : : Hl } — sam : . ;

; Peat. itt de ata 7 JOHN McN 0.H. A Mrs. Hogan — Roach 2

Geunfortanste people from the shore. Five of the bodies had been , : <a amperes Sekt r Peked up. Seven persous were penton board of the wreck before she A. e Ww ‘i Roach, . 16 8 Margaret atetarthy 2 o8

Mak. Several articles had come on shore, (among them a carriage wheel) 16 A, Great GeoRGE oe nae POTMINSTER, tau Fitzgerald, 0 9 0, 17th } fay, 1855. tigeb corresponds with that known to have been shipped by the Free 12th March, 1856. James Cochlan, 0 7 6!James Callaghan 0 5 0 Trader. The Pree Trader was a British vessel, aud sailed from New| Gexriewex,—We have much pleasure in informing you that we are Mrs. Cahill, 0 5 OJohn O'Conner, 0 5 0 Tork about January 17, under the command of Capt. Elder. ! commanded by His Royar Hicuyess Prince Atnert to convey to you) —_. Cudhey, 0 7 6/Ellen Cassidy, eT S ciate | the thanks of the Royal Commissioners of the Patriotic Fund, for the Jeremiah Bourk, 0 5 0|Mrs. McKenna, 010 0 Cactena at Penxaxucvo.— New York, March 33 — The Shooting Ser ier Meters eae nave nae given them in carsying into effect 26th March, 1855. — oles, 0 5 0 rave frm Veroaubano to Feb, 25. ‘The Cholera mas provall.| Hey Sahni s frie od to roquat that you will cnthr'én them the| Mrs. Goodwin," 0° 7 6|= Gaynor, 0 5 of business. ‘The deaths were chiefly satay the blacks. There | ®dditional favor of conveying their grateful thanks to the various) — aoe ; 5 : eo ye vol 5 0

been several cases of yellow fever among the shipping, most of them , S¥bseribers. Ww Te ° 0 16th June, 1590.

; e have the honor to be, Gentlemen — Gilt 0 7 6!Mrs. Wall, 010 0 Ck —_— = 7 Your obedient servants, - cate Nowlait, 0 7 6 Ellen Cassidy, 07 6 {We select the foltowing answer to the enigma which ap- — :. fiaeacanene on Secretaries. | —— Connolly, 0 5 0 Mrs. Connolly, 010 9 4red in our last paper. as hoi h t iso of th —~ soso — Cosgrove, 0 5 OA poor squaw, 910 0

_ Sn EEE 2 OP SENG APO AU ARORA NA Notice to Pensioners. Dennis Collins, 06 0 17th July, 1855. multitude of answers which we have received to the little pro- I HEREBY give notice that Pensioners will be paid at the | Jolin Phelan, 0 5 O Mary Corrigan, 05 0 dyction referred to. Wo have to acknowledge the receipt of Treasury between the Istand 19th of April, in the present | Mrs. aaa ; . siaiie eas (f * 5 0 & ingen ~enonde Vous : ear, and none will be paid after the above date. — Murphy, Mr. Mahafty, (funera : ce nd oe cee ase Ri atl? Sic yee.” Mite JAMES Waiwstox. |= Dek” 013 GO Soames a a5 was , & ; — Heffren, }/ Mary Connolly, : ; TRY EL. el’ 9 room for all at a time when our space is so much required.] AT FEN fc LON i _ oan’ : 7 : oe ee ; = ; aie “2, : y ass To one Eorrow or rus Exawtses. HE SALE OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,| — Grady,’ 0. 7 OP. McCarron, (Mind) O° 6 Deak Siz,—The following is, I believe, the solution of the | eS ie t ar dae ee (ee ee 65 0 16th August, 1855. igma which appeared in the lack. eone of your paper :— peer ire ge next, 10th inst., at 11 o'clock, when) y4.5 “Evans, | 0 7 6 Mr. Mahaffy, (funeral ' “— + =r “ . - 4 ’ Co a a X . 7 x Stk CHARLOTTE T O WN, QThe name of aCity in) Rich glacie shaded and embossed SILK DRESSES, —~ pay: 5. eee oe 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, 10,11, 12,13, ¢ North America. 5-8 and 4-4 black glacie SILKS. aon 0 GO} «Ist November, 1855. 9,5, 5. 9, 18:~Blien,—tho ne r il , Silk and Worsted B DRESSES.| — Gayner, 9 7 6/William Kenny, 2 6 , 9, 38; ’ e name of a girl. A few very handsome an orsted barage DRESSES, 30th March, 1855 Mary Connoll 2.7 ‘4,3, 7,—Cat,—the name of a domestic animal. Cashmeres, Coburgs, Alpaceas, Orleans, Alma Plaids, Inker-} yy). Dogherty Rage sind I MeKonne, "eed: : . 6, 2 ae mans name. ; mann Robes, Earlston Gutiove and Derrys, with a general | __ Moore, ; 010 (O° aeeeks ke.) 211 0 be ed » 12,——8, 6, @, 0, W,—vowels. | =: ff. Seal dave ee 1,9, 3, 4, 1,673, 5,—Charooal,—an exceliont article for fael. |" -FANCY AND USEFUL GOODS. card Pth Ail 1855. thts oo wwe . 6 - ' a e a j ‘ i > . Ph °

"Es 1, Ul, 5, 8, 7, 9,—Checolate —an article used as a Atso—Chests Congou TEA, Dennis Collins, i ge es Murpliy, 010 0 0.9 3 oie dehendiladniaRiabettn:tn te Puns. choice Porto Rico Molasses. Mrs. Cusshun, 0 6 0} — MeCarthy, 0 7 6

e 9) 3. 8 Wheat - valuable articlo for food en April 7- 7 wh care is peahey: gig erga _? oe

es oy er , . a : . — Bre os Mrs. eC , : a i. 2,—Coach —the name of a vehicle. Wants a Situation. ce alee 06 : wate Saha, 07 6 ’ :4, 1, G, 3,-—Carrot,—a garden vegetable. TEACHER, of many years’ experience, duly licensed, and) __ Hogan, 0 6 0} — Connolly, O76} 3, 2,—Noah,—the name of a man who lived before and A capable of teaching the English and French languages ;} — (Cahill, 03 9 26th January, 1856.

ler the flood. would prefer the s:tuation of teacher in a respectable private | _ Murphy, 0 6 O|Mrs. Smith, 015 0

Ch hg Bi Yours, &e., family, as a comfortable home (not salary) is his principal) p. WeCarron, (blind) 0 7 6| — M alloy, 076

é Town, April 3, 1856. J: D. M. | object ; would have no objection to act as Book-keeper am a+ Mrs. McDonald, 0 6>-a: Martin, 0 7 6

+e respectable establishment. Address “ N. H, Post Office, City | Catherine Murphy, © 3 9|Mary Corrigan, 05 0

_ Mecuanic’s Insvsvute.—As we have understood that it is, 0f Charlottetown.” (all papers.) April ‘| Mrs. Malloy, : ; : Mas, Oey. , a 5 0 ® Contem: ; : : coun) Aa : — Roach ebeuar ,

wed ty the Hon, D. Heenan, we hove aot thougha ¢ mechpier Notice of Sale. , a es Weenie useful and practicul remarke-and suggestions « place | |YJX. LORBAN has been favoured with instructions from) yiary Corrigan, 9 5 O)Neil Lenerge, UG Wm. Forbes, Esq., to announce that he will shortly sell | 7 Walsh 0 6 O)Mrs. Manigan 0 5 4

Our paves. : ’ des ] ames VW alsa, 7 neu,

The ion. Colohel S . by Auction, at the residence of that gentleman, the whole of| 1. Power 0 7 6| — Connolly, 05 0 tating ed Welhee: aden cae arg ee sat his Household Furniture, Carriage, Buggy, Harness, excellent 18th April, 1355. Taughlan McLeod, 010 0 Power, from the days of Peter the pi aon that Policy had Cow, &e. &e. April 7. | Mrs. Gayner, 0 7 6 Mrs. Heffren, 7.

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® been aggressive ; and that it was high time to put a dimit OSi, on Saturday, 29th March, a POCKET BOOK,| — Cosgrove, 2 7 2 : 29th ig ergs , "Tie 0

MS Vast accessions of Territory. containing a Twenty Pound Note of Hand, and several | P. McCarron, (blind) 0 7 6 s rs. Smith, 2 : On Tuesday 'sst Mr. A. A. McKenzie gave an interesting | other important papers, no good to any person bat the owner. Mrs. Brenan, 0 5 0 Richard Coughlan, 9 7 Lecture *orvani : es cae é: ill b. itably rewarded by| — Gray, 2 Balance, Cr. 2 0.4 the on Man, aa Organically formed, with an enquiry into| Whoever way find the same will be suitably rewarded by} —~ ray, 0-6 0 oS ee ink Man's ph Mind and Matter. He entered |Jeaving it with Mr. a Eastern Mail Carrier. seer c _ a 2 o| e516 9

wutely talo Man's physical propestics, manifesting a! St. Peter's, April 7, 1256. Mrs. Hogan, ) “ Ae

Benevolent Irish Society.

TREASURER OF THE BENEVOLENT IRISH SOCIETY'S

GENERAL ACCOUNT, From 10th March, 1855, to 10th March, 1856. RECEIPTS: 10th Marelh, 1855, £14 12 610th Feb., 1856, 415 6

Auction Salo of Household Furniture and Farming Implements. ILE undersigned is instructed to offer at Auction on Tuvrspay, Ist May next, at 11 o’eluck forencon, on the wemises at Spring Park,

The Household Furniture, Farming Implements and Live

Stock, together with Jiay and Oats, &e., the Property of Lieut. Colonel Gray.

Trerus.—All sums under five pounds, cash on Geliyery ; sums over five pounds, a credit of six months on approved notes of hand.

JAMES MORRIS,

Charlottetown, March 24. Auctioneer.

niin tea centennial laa eet accanelniinasiliian iinet lilies ois FRENUE subscriber being about to leaye the Island for the win.

ter, has by Power of Attorney, dated this day, appointed Mr. Davip Rogers his Attorney during his abecuce, to whom all persona having any demands, will please furnish their Ac counts ; and all persons who may be indebted to the subscriber, whether for Book Accounts, Renis, Arrears of Kent, Promiss ry Notes, or otherwise, are requested to pay to the same, who is fully authorised in all cases to grant discharges,

JAMES C. POPE. Summerside, Jaruary 5, 1856. R. G. Ex. & Isl.

rpyue subscriber having been authorised to collect all

amounta duc to James C. Pore, Esq., hereby notifies ali persons concerned that unless their respective acoounts be immediately setiled, steps will be taken to recover the same.

DAVID ROGERS Summerside, January 21, 1856, RG E & Isl Wanted, eee Journeymen Gig and Sleigh-makers, to whom the highest wages will be given. Please apply atthe Lecnune Office, Charlottetown. January 14, 1856.

Apprentice wanted, OR the Tanring and Currying Business, apply to Feb. 18. WILLIAM B. DAWSON. _ THE WONDER OF THE WORLD! Devine’s Compound Pitch Lozenges. pits Great Remedy is at last discovered, aud that fell

destroyer of human happiness at length ia conquered! Gon- sumption shall no longer rob our fiesides of their brightest ornaments, an sink many a gentle spirit to an-antimely grave. Consumption can be cured. Asth:ua willsoon be os the things that were, aud Coughe and Colds, the parents of that fell disease that so often brings woe to the homes of our land, vanish as if by magic before the sovereign Remedy. This is that which has so long been sought for, and is in full faith offered to the public as a certain cure for Coughs, Colds, Whooping- cough, Croup, Asthma and Consumption, and will, in any ense where lungs sufficient are left to sustain life, check the ulceration, and raise the patient to heaith. Thig is not an idle boast, nor is this remedy sent into the market without a thorough trial, but bas proved beyond a doubt that what has been asserted can be done. For sale at the DRUG STORE of M. W. SKINNER.

February 11, 1856.

Trevio Cloth Mills.

HESE Mills are again at work, with new and more exten- sive machinery, having five times the strength of their former capabilitics; they are so arranged that the whole process will proceed simultaneously, and the finish will be arrived at with unusual despatch. Cloth received by Hon W W Lord, Water Street—Mr Ter- lizick, Kent Street—Alr John Williams, Market Square—and

at the Mills by SAMUEL GURNEY

Covehead, July 9. .

Removal. qr Sabscriber takes this opportunity of thanking the Gentlemen of Charlottetown, and the public generally, for their liberal patronage, and begs leave to inform them that he has lately moved to the house recently eccupicd by Dr. Ports, in Queen Street, aud is now ready to receive all kM®ds of orders in hia line of business, which will be promptly attended to, and punctually executed in as'yle which cannot be exceeded in Charlotletown. N. B.--Wantec, three or four Journeymen, to whom the highest wages will be given, and who must be able to finish

their work in first-rate style. June 18, 1855. JAMES MeLEOD, Tailor,

Removal OHN TURNER, Cooper, begs to return his thanks to his numerous customers and friends for the very liberal sup- port he has reeeived for the last thirteen years, and would ‘ucquaint them that he has removed to upper Prince Street, ‘near the Free Church, and trusts that by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of their favours. Charlottetown, October 1, 1855. Om

Cheap and safe Light! Newell's Patent Safety Lamp and

© Lamp Feeder! ARRANTED to prevent all accidents from the nse éf Burning Fiaid, Patent Oil, Rosia Oil, Camphene, and alt other explosive compounds used for production of light. This Invention is applied to common Fluid, Solar and Camphene Lamps, Lamp leeders, Fiuid Holders, Lanterns, &c. &c.

We respecifully invite the attention of the public to Newell's IMPROVED SOLAR FLUID LAMP, which gives a steady, brilliant flame, nearest to Gas that has ever been produced. The cost of burning being only one cent an hour! ‘These Lamps are particularly adapted for Churches, Hotels, Factories, Stores and Parlours. Onl Solars can be altered, using the reme shade. Common Fluid Lamps can be changed to Safety Fiuid Lamps.

Porter’s Patent Burning Fiuid and Campliene, ae cheap and good as can be bought in the market.

Also,—Shades, Giobes, Lamp Wicking, Entry Hall Lanterns, Fiuid Chandeliers, &c.— For sale, wholesale and retai!, by

NEWELL, WILLARD & Coa, No. 38 Bromfield Street, Boston.

N. B.-- A large deduction will be made from the former prices of Newell’s Safety Lamps, &c.

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The following certificates are a sufficient guarantce of the (entire safety and efficiency of the Safety Lamp and feeder :— | We have hod an opportunity to test the Patent Safety Lamp and Lamp Feeder of Mr. John Newell, of this city, in regard to the measure of protection their construction effords, In the trials to which we subjected them, we endeavoured, without eflect, to produce ‘explosions of the vapor of the flurd-mixed with air, and to burst them by the pressure of the vapor alone. The principle adopted by Mr. Newell is that of the well known |Davy Lamp. He has so combined the parts, that we are | satisfied that all risk of explosive action is removed,

Cuarces T. Jacx.on, M.))., , Assayers to the State

Ava. A. Hares, M. D., of Massachusetts.

Boston, August 30, 1252.

Mr, John Newell, of Boston, has exhibited to me a Lamp, and also containing vessels, furnished with wire gauze pro ec- tors, upon the principle of Davy’s Safety Lamp for miners. He has used both those instruments before me with inflammable | fluids, and in both, when set on fire, the flame was arrested by ithe wire ganze, which is coated with silver. If the instruments are faithfully constructed, and carefully attended to, eo that the wire gauze do not suffer injury from corrosion, wear, or violence, | am of opinion that the protection wi!l prove effectual against exgiosion. Nething short of this conviction would in- duce me tu countenance the continued use of the burning fluids, so called,as [ have thought they ought to be entirely discarded, if not prohibited from use: so frequent and dreadful are the accidents occasioned by ignorance and carelessness. In every case, glass lamps should be given up, and those of metal eub- stituted, on account of the danger of fracture. |

New Haven, Oct. 16, 1853. B. SItLiman, senior.

I have examined Newell’s Patent Safety Lamp and Lamp Feeder. They are constructed upon strictly philosophical principles, having a tube of silvered wire gueze, with a small perforation in the cap. If well made, they cannot fai! to insure protection against those dangerous explosions to which the vapors of burning fluids and camphene are subject, when mixed with aie ‘Their general introduction, afore no doubt, would

revent tnany dj ing and fatal accidents. : Se ea ae Mago Professor of Chemistry, Albany Medical Cotlege, and of Applied Cheraisiry 10 the University of Albany, Beer & Son, ‘IT’. Desbrisay & Co. and W, B. Dawsge, are our authorized Agents for the sale Ui the above in P¥h. Island. Sua Dec. 17.