PUBLISH ED ON

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CATALOGUE OF BOOKS,

‘F‘0Il SALE, at IIA:'~Z.-HID 6; 0WE.'\"S Book- store. '

A coiitiiiualion ofthis Catalogue will appear 1

once a week.

Apples of Gold, Ia. 2d.

Arncricziri \Vorn--n, Is 6

Autltciitieity aml iu~'pi.:itioii of the Bible, «Is 6d Active Christian, Is (id

Abbr-t's lixporierice, ‘.’s 3.!

Astrotininy, Hletiiirrrts of, Slil

Assistance for the work in faith, 3s 4d Arthur’s I":iniil_v Pride, 2s 3d Sweetlie.-irts and Wives, 2s 3d “l||’|'lt.‘d and Single, 2s 3d -——— Bell Martin, 2:0 3d

The Maiden, 2s 3d

“ \\’ifo.-, 2s 3d

Lady at home 2s 3d —— Fanny I)ule_ 2,; 3,]

——— 'I‘he Succesuful March int, 55 The young Music .\Iiister, 2s 3d Making liastc to be rich, 2s 3d Debtor and Creditor.

Art of good.

Anatomy of Drunkenriess, 3s 6d Applied Cliemistry. 5s

Ariiy Ilerhert, 4s std

llnn Lucas, or Youthful Decision,

Annals oftlie Poor, 2s d

Anecdotes of the Chinese, Abbot‘s(7harles the First, Is

-China and the English, 15 «Id Young Christian, Is -td Mollownei , or 'I‘ruIh through Fiction, to 4d Child at home, Is -Id

——— Path of Peace, Is -Id

Mother at Iloiiic, Is 4d Beeeliwort, Is Dd «hind. ll Mnllvelle, Is 9d nllllcia ll \V:illace, ls 9d I-‘ranconiii Stories, 2s 3d Erskine, to 9d

A word to Parents. Art of'I‘anning and Carrying, 32s 6d Armenian Skeletons, ls 9d Alison's Voyages, 29 9d

Age and its Architects, 6s

Art of Swinirriing, 9

Africa and the American Flag, 95

American Farmer in England, lis

Allison's History of Europe. 4 vols., 32s Agricultural Chemistry, -Is 3d

bse iino,

Appletoii’s Mechanics, 2 vols., 2Is

Magazine,

Dictionary of Mechanics, 72s

-——— Tales for the People, 2.1

A Suniuir-r Cruise in the Mediterranean, 7s 6d , Amaranth or 'I‘oken of Friendship, 10s

Arabian Nights Entertaiiinient,

Africa by Jnrnieson, Wilson and Murray, Anastasius,

Ancient Egyptians,

Arctic Expedition,

seami,

Arthur Arundel.

A Book for Boys,

A Book for Girls,

A warmth iirouiid the Cross,

A I.unip to the Path, «is

Annual ofSi.-ientitic Discovey, 1 6d Andrew Campbell's visit to his Irish Cousins, ls Dd Australasia, 4s 6d

Andrew Marvell, 2s 3d

Anna Ross, 25

Aastr.rli:in Crueoes, 6s 8d

Ancient I.itdrature and Art, 6s 3d

Algebra, 5s 6d

Abbealiuta, 4s 9d

Astruiioiiiy, Is (id

Alcohol and the Constitution of Man, Is 6d Ainsn-orth’s Works. is 9d 1! 2s 6d each vol. Anecdotes, .'\Iorn| rind Religious, In 6d Adam's Itoman Antiquities 9s

Agricultural Chemistry, 9s

Anthon‘s CI.-iii-icul I)iction:try, 26s Ainswortli‘s Latin Dictionary,

Aiithon‘s Virgil, 8s

—— llome

Ilorace.

—: Xenophon’s Memorabilia, 8s 3d American Ex sitar,

Atlas for the eople,

-——- Chamber's Primer,

--—- Educational Coarse,

..__ it ,

-—-— C? Kiiighvr Society for tho dilisioa of usfsl kiiowled 0,

Art of making Wu Horrors, ls Dd

git’:

lllllillllll’ 3 I

lQl'Elil’

l}llt1l‘ltllie[0_lVll, l’. E,

l Ari;liite.<.-turnl building, &c., 22s

| ———— Gould's Ilonso (‘arpenter’s .

———. tiotliir: .\ir-liitucture. 27s

Builder's Guide, 25

a‘,-ll tor

and,

A.-lsistnnt, 2'5 I.efever's Modi-rn Arcliitiecttire, 25s. Prai-lice of:\ri~liiteeture. 20:4

—— .'lIoiIurn Builder’: Guide, 275

l Berridg~:‘s Cliristinn World unmasked,

l Bibliciil l.r-gends, 3s 9d Book for the l.nid'ii Day. 2s 3d Bibloarid the Closet, In 8d llrewi:r‘s 'I'ail1-ii, 2: 3d

l Bootli's Reign of Grace, 23 3d

(llnd Tidiiigs, 2-i 3d

llnrh2iuld's Stories and I.e-tsotis, 2s 3d I

Book ot"I'nlil.-s, I2s 6: Brenner's, (\liss) \\'orks, 2 vols., I British Siirrgstcr, ls 3d ‘ Basket ol'I"lowi-rs, ts 9d Byron’s l)ri.-am, 2s 3d Miscellaiiios, 2s 3d Don unn, '1s3d Titles, 21 3d

Complete works, Brenier's .\li-s, Strife and I’;-ace, Is T 'I'lie Neighbours, Is St!

E-

Niipoleon, (is 3

—— I is

Belfry of Briigeutfls 8

Book of Apliiirisiiis, 3s 4d

Bean’: l"atriily \Vorship. 2s 6d Biirrow's whole works, 3 vols. 32s Biblical Student's Manual,

Bank of Faith, 2s

Bogiitzliy’s Golden Treasury, 3s Brown's Concordance. 2s 3d British Catalogue, I831, I852

Biography ofgood Wines, (in Bible Dictioniiry,

Book of Nature, Is 6d Butler's Analogy. 3s Iludibras. 5s 6d Bible in the Family, 4s 6d Ballads and Poetical Titles. Britanniii‘s Pustoriils, 2 Bourne’s Catechism of Builder's Companion. Os

Beauties of Wesley, 2s 6d

Boy '5 Book. 35

Guide, 2s 3d

Bye-ways of the Bible, 4s

Book iftaluiidrupeds, 6s 6d Berquin's Tales, 4s 6d

Book of Aniiiinls, 3s

Buclian’s Ilomestic Medicine, Bingle-y’s Stories about Animals, 8s Bridge’s Al ebra, ls

Boy's own ooli, 2s 3d ——:'l‘reasury of Sports, 6s3d Braggadocia, ls9d

Baron Monchnnson, 2s 3d

Bee Hunter, 6s

Britain's last Stra .gle, 4s 6d Bnrder‘s Village Sermons, 4s 6d Botanical Keepsii e, 6s

Biblical Cyclopredia, I In 3d

Burn’s complete works, 4s each vol. British (Timstitutiiin, (is

Brand s‘l-'.m:yclopit'dni. 25s Barron-‘s Selioul Dictionary. 6s 6d Boys and their Rulers, Is 8

Belchrr’s Inti-resting Narratives, 6s

Btilwer‘e Novels, vi1.:—Godo|p|'Iin. Rhine. Itienzi. Maltrousers. Paul Ulilfunl.

Z.inoni.

Barons. B-iswoll‘s Life of Dr. Johnston, Boyhood of Great Men,

Bryant's Poetical Works, .

Burke, Complete Works of Rt. Hon Baxter's Saint's Rest,

Call to tho Unconverted,

Bruce's Travels in Abyiinlﬂp

BIooniﬂeld'e Poems, ls

Blair’s Gmve, Gray's I-Zlcgy, 2: Cd Berqirin's Children's Friends, Basket of Flowers,

Baron Treaclr,

Baron Munchauson,

Bsrbsold's Losson‘s for Children,

——— Lives of Philosophers, —— Bnissst Btatssinss.

Night and Morning.

2s6d

Men, .\lnnni.-rs tlfld-'lllIlI’|g.\|, 25 6d

Ilancrofi’s Life of Washingtoii, 6s 2d

l tory of Atni-rica, 5 vol., 22s (id d

Burke's ostinct I’c-erages of Great Britain, 2Is (id

I the Steam Engine.

British .\'. .\im-rican Geographical Primer,

Pilgrims of the Ernest The Dis-

Eugons I._ast of the

Last days of Pompeii.

. Edward,

Baird's Sketches of Protestniitism in Italy,

Broad Grins or Joe Miller in America.

Brougham’; Isa of Letters (time of George III.)

do.

Dllsl iif iii-?.'}."

S2lllll'(l:i_if. All

10 's‘..mici~.s and Uiz.v.'riei'.~ii.“A

[“t)l{ .\'\l.l'.. the l.li.\:4l'.lIt)l.I) I.\'i'l".l{F..\"l"

for {I99 years, in Sl.\"l‘F.l].‘\‘

wliieli is 9H:"l(.'ll, and in geoil repair. .r ll\=.'i;i.t.tt\i; llousn, ','e' .\ 22. with a I.i-:rn.Io, 23 s It), ctltIl.illI- ing it l’.iili.ur_ bl-il—rootii, large Ki:c|p-ii, ."lorr_-.rootii and c.ip:ir-ioiis l'or-‘h, (.0 ll’, Sui , t-‘gollivr with Four urrvrl lit'tl—I(lIttil-I on the >‘l‘(Ztll‘.tl liver. the whole ('.()lllpll'lr‘l)' llttiilttill an-I tit for tvﬂittpilllllll.

Titer" is oti the pro-trtisvs it 'l'.-\N ll()ll.*~‘l"., 21 feet square. I2 foe‘. post, having I".i-qvlit large Ynts, In-sidesl several sni--l|<-r ones, with llIItilt'lIIt3Ill,\ and horivi.--‘l oicnees for 'l‘iinning and Curiyinyt, all i,-orrvplr-te l Ari lll|pI‘0\\'ti Copper Boiler, ctipahle iii contaliiingl l'uur pun: li--ens of water, or the' purpose of inalriogl (lose-, with l*'urinii~t-4 and eve-rv thing coinplcte. The 'I‘iirmory \\'l|l turn out 400 hides per annuin, and at no great additional expense c.iii be inailu to turn out ltllltl. 'l'lir.-ie is the I"r.Hrie of a llou.-‘e for a llnrkl Hill 26 it an. I2 rm: post. A \vmi.-.-imp 22 x l5.l 'I'hu-re is also a Ihrn and Stable, 3-8 x 2-1, with it Il(.'\V Slieil for Gig, Carts, &t'., 20' .\ I i l)l|='*'lltl'.i§t‘S, Giveii-li-iiisl-s, Barraoli for hay, &c., The whole lit.-in;_' i-n every way titted for the irnini-diate occupa- tion of It 'I':inner nnil Currier; situate in one ofthe most populous'|‘ounsliips in the Isl.-mil, and liaving the internal fairilitiias of approach by |iii:d or water.

|'he Vats are siipplied h_v :r riiwer failing Streiiin ol'\Vater, WlIll’lI, with another also running through the satire pri.-tiii.-r-.-1, is ciipzilile of lacing tirade to work a Ilnrk Mill, t':'.rding .\lill or iiiacliiiii-ry. 'I'lin abovo-. will in-di~'po~'i-il of with or without this .\'l‘()tIK, coiisi-sting of ‘.’.U0 sides of Ne-ats rind llill’tlL‘S° Lerillter, and several dozens of Calf Skins, ttvgi-tlier witha quantity of'I'nn or '.

'l‘li-: preinises are under CROP, which will he _sold with the-in or Ft'pi'II‘:lt(.'ly, viz:—-4 acres Oats, 2‘ do. Wheat, I do. Potatoes, and tire reiiiiiirider inl

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An ORCHARD comprising upwards of an acre; of Land has been plant-d with about I00 grafted? 'l'rees, raised by Mr. VV. Dar .

J] so.

TWO BUILDING LOTS, of one acre each, situate near the head of IVhcalIy River, rind close to the Bridge, suitable for it mercantile Eﬁlllbllsll-l tncnt,seven roads to populous settlements inceting at the place \\ here the same are loi-ate .

Piissiissiori of the whole of the above will be given immediately,

'l‘r:itMs CASH, with the exception of .£I00, secured by .\Iortg'ige, which has 25 years still to run, paynhle with interest in that time. Application to he l made to John Lawson, I-‘.sq., Charlottetown, or to the ; Subscriber on the premises. 5

ISAAC WHl'I‘I.OCK. l

Whestly River, July 29. I855. |

ALL Persons to whnin the above named is iii-l dehted will please send in their Bills for settlement; l and all Persons indebted to him will pay their res- pective amounts on or before the Ibth day of Scp- 0 (ember next.

Steam Power to let. 7]-‘IIE Subscribers offer to let part oftlie power of their Steam Brigitte. (:ihout 5 horse power) to- gelher with two large I{()O.\IS. suitable for any business that would require such power. IIASZARD & OWEN. July 23th. Valuable Leasehold Farm for 3 6. FOR Sale the Leasehold Interest of a valuable ‘arm, cmilainirig One Hundred and thirty three acres ofexeelli-nt Land. Sixty of which are cleared and in a high state of cultivation, the remainder is covered with Firewood and fencing material. ‘here is on the premises a good I)wir:r.i.iiva Housl. 35 I 26 feet,wellﬁui-lied;iilso, nnexceilent Well of water, and a good Mu rsli, which cuts annually soniothree or four tons of Hay. _

This Property is beautifully situated on the North River, Lot 8.’, is within three quarters ofa mi 0 0 Poplar Island Bridge, where vessels of almost any '20 can load with roduce, and is about four niid :1 miles froiiiCliailottetown, the capital ofthe Island This Property is known by the ninne of “ Birch Tm: I"urm," is held under Lease for 999 years, 30 of which have expired, at ti rent of One Shilling, Curroncy per acre, per annum.

'l‘he above Property will be offered for SALI st Pt1si.tc Aucrrou, on the premises, on MONDAY, the l3th day of Auatrsr next, at the hour of'I'welvo o'clock noon, if not previously disposed of by Private Sale. At the some timo.the whole of the present crop and Mack will be otfersd for sale.

For further psrtlollsrs, apply to the owner, on tho

promises. PETER SCOTT.

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l Collegiate School, Windsor, N. S. Aiziitzs oil ' LA‘-Vlll. Filuato IIL‘:tl' ll’/iwulliy lFfl't'I‘ Ll: 17/‘gr, on:

I fort , .

ll’ July ‘.’.4tli, I855. -Iw

Wl]l)Nl+JSDAY & SA'l‘UliDAY.

New Series. M. 265.

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‘Ill’. duties of this School will he rcsunied on

Vvelllltt.-‘tlily , l5l.lI August.

I Pupils will at any time he receiwil into the family oftlxe l'i'incipal, wliose ioristtirrt aim it will be to orterci-e over tlroni :1 cliiistiaii iiztluonce and control, and, as far as po~.~‘ll)le, secure for IlIt.‘lII all the corn- s aiitl iid\.'.i:rt:rgcs of lioirie.

I‘li.e t.’-lI)l'~‘t‘ of study will einbrace every brnnelr neci ss try to tit them either for College or business.

l'l':-f Stiel'c-lliagi-ii will attend daily to give in- .~rtruc!ion in tho Gerrnan, |"rencli, Spanish, and Italian Lflllgllilgtcﬂ.

'l'iciii\is.-Quirrlerly in ndvaiice. lloarili-rs, £35 per nniiuin. lay Sciiolars, 1."!-5.

Modi-rt! l.aiu;;iinge.-i (one or tiiore) £3.

Each hoi furnishes his own slteets, pillowcases and towels, with ii eoiriplete list of his clothiog,every nrticle of \VlliClI should be distinctly marked with his nature.

'!'~..» .-~‘ -lir-lnrsliips of .t.‘l0 and £5 respectively, will t‘.'tv[M',ti lbr eumvwtitiori atthe Fncaznia in une, I850‘; the latter to all of one year‘: standing at the Sizliool; the former to those only who are also pre- pared fur tiiatriculation at King's College.

D. \V. I'Il.‘Kl:l'l"l‘, Principal.

Pure Corn Starch. ALA'l‘.-\llI.l'}, Nourishing and Healthy, unequal- lvd for rich I’tJimrisus, nice Bliuic Jllange Pics. Cu.\‘ld)'J8, Ca/.‘r'.r, Grirlrllc Cakes, Porritlges. Ice Creams, 5-c. /1 great Delicacy for all, and a choice Diet for Invalids and Cliililrcn. For

lav June? W It WA'l‘SON.

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P01‘ Sale. ‘III-I Property in Sidney Street, owned by Mr. Stephen Hovyer late ofthis Town; on indisput- able Title will be given. One half the purchase mono inn remain on security air the premises. or

particulars apply, (-next door.) to

IlI.'.‘\'RY J. CALBECK.

Charlottetown July 30, 1855. A valuable Leasehold Property for 999 yeiirs, at one sliilling per acre, forriierly the property of JAiisr:s BAGNIELL, deceased, situated at Bedequc, Lot 26, near Mr. \Villiern Strong’s; the farm con- tains one hundred Acres good land, one half under is state of cultivation, with it house and barn thereon, and a good spring of water near the door and nbuir dence of fine wood and tiring on the satire. Ifit be an iiccoriiodation to the purchaser, one half of the purchase money niny remain on interest for a time- I“or further particulars apply to John R. Gardiner, Bedeque, or Williarii Dodd, Charlottetown.

FOR

UNIPEIK I'0s§'I‘S and RAILS, HARD and SUF1‘ C011. I)\VUt)D.

.3 ac. 50,000 SIIINGLES, For sale by BENJ.\.\IIN CIIAPPELL.

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Hides ! Hides ll Hides OUR pence per. lb. in CAI!-I will be given for an uiintity of GREEN IIIDES, delivered I! the Tannery oftho Subscriber. \V. B. DAWSON.

Oct. 2!. (All the papers.)

TED

MARRIED MAN as a Forming Servant on is Farm a few miles from Charlottetown, he must be well acquainted with all brnnclies of his business, and give good references of character and ability, he will be allowed a Cottage and a piece of Land. Apply at Iliiszard 8; Owen's Book Store.

. REMOVAL

IIE Suhsriber takes this opportunity ofthnnking

the Gentlemen of Clirsilottetown, arid the

public generally, for their liberal patronage, and be

leavo to inform them that he has lately MOVED

the house recently occupied by Dir. I’o'r'rs, in

Queen-street, and is now ready to receive all kinds

of orders in his line ofbusinoss, which will be prompt-

ly atten ed to, and parictually executed in style which cannot be exceeded in Charlottetown.

N. B..—WAN'I‘ED, three or four Journe men, to whom the highest wsqes will be given, an who must be able to ﬁnish their work in that rate style. ,

JAMI3 MGLEOD. 'l\tlIl.

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has 15, I865.