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' ttAsz.tR.n's GAZETTE. JANUARY 11. ‘

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‘I'I-IIY TALK TO ME OF OTHERS.

They talk to me of others, As ir e sav as tltos; - \Vith eyes its dzirltly glorious, Witti such a grid-like brow; They speak of wealth and station- ".I'is all in vniii to inc; For while they talk ofothsrs, I thiitlt alone of thee.

They tell the time is fleeting, Arid youth will'itoon be o'er; They bid ms seize the present, And nurse the past no ntors; They point to Inc the future- " So no as it must be"— ' They know not Iliut my spirit Is liiilted for aye to thee.

'I'hey cnnnot. cannot movo rnc;

M imviird world is pcoplod Vitli thought and feeling free;

And life Clln ne'er be louel \Vhi|e I may think of I cc.

VARIETIES.

Strip CANAL.-TIIO important Ship Canal which is to unite Lake Superior with Lake Michigan, will soon be coinnienr.-ad. The surveys tor its location have been completed. and the ground has been foutid quiieas favourable for the easy and a estly coiistruction of the work as was oxpected.

overxil routes have been surveyed, which will enable the legislature of Michigan and contractors to obtain a perfect unrlerstaiidirig of the whole subject. The canal will be a fraction less than a mile in length. ' law of Congress provides that the locks shall be zit least 250 feet long, and 60 feet wide. and the Michigan legislature has power to enlarge the dimensiuiis. Wlion oom- pletcd. this canal will enable steamers of the argest class to run from Buffalo to the hood waters of iliclakc without any transhipmsnts—sn im- provement that will quadrtipls the trade of this immense lalrc in less than two years.

Urtirso S-rn-so EXPEDITION T0 run Paciric.— The expedition frtling out by our Government for the Pacific will sail from Norfolk, Virginia, about the lot of January next. This expedition will _consist of, lat. The sloop-of-war Vinoennao, Commander Cadwaladsr Ringgold, with one hun- dred and seventy-fiva men. 2d. The steam propellsr John Hancock, Lieutenant John Rodgers com- rnrinding, with sixty the tilt. A tender, to be called “ The Pilot,” with about twenty uisn. ob'ects. as we learn from a long article in tho National Inlclligmcr-r, will be to survey portionsof the China and Japan seas, the route between China and California, and the North Pacific Ocean in the region of Bebriug’s Straits. It may prob- ably also tisccnd the Sea of Tartory, to make some examinations needed for the advantageous pros- ecution of commercial enterprises in those com- paratively unknown waters. Congress has appro- priated 3125.000 for the Expedition. lts prepa- ration and equipment is most complete. In are particular, it will be thoroughly prepared for tho work before it. The vessels will all be peculiarly adapted for it in their construction and equipment. All the late and well-established impiovsinonts in the machinery of steamers have been introduced into one of the vessels; and tbs boats have boon constructsd in the best manner, with s ecisl ro- forence to the contemplated surveys. he most eminent medical slrill in the servico will bo dctailod and scientific lien. in every department, will be selected, with reference to their high roputstion and eminent suitsblencss for the duties in view. The crews also will consist alone ofyoung, healthy vigorous, and efficieiit seamen, and their clothing and food have been particularly attcndsd to. It will probably be the most complete expedition for scientific purposes which has ever been sent out by any gnverttiiient; and its progress will be watched w' i much interest. The command of the expedition has been given to Ct-mtltondor Cadwaladcr Rinrgold, whose qualifications and character afford an ample guarnnteo that suocoss will attend his eflbrts. and tltdt his labours will prove worthy the sdiniraiiori and gratitude of his countrymen. The Sandwich Islands will, fora time, be the princi al rendezvous of tho vessels of this, Expedition ; ut it is not unlikely that its arrival at Japan w” so tiritsd -asto make it available in facilitating the cflorts of Commodore Parry, whose fleet will tarry a ooiqldorabls timo ‘in the vicinity of those Islands. ~

MAIN! LAW IN Wrisuirto1'ott.—-A memorial is in circulation for signatures in Washington, to bo rprescntcd to Congress, asking such an otnsndriisnt of the city charter. as will sntpowor the corporats I\IIItttrlIIOO“l0 prohibit the manufacture and sols of intoxicating |iqoors,.oxcept for liasioal and iuodioiost purposes, ‘within the lirri of tho cor- porullln."

Oitisianr. Trsi-ross.-'I'lto Sultan has dscidod to be rcprsseiiied iii the Newyorl Crystal Palace. -so that ws shall he visited with s Tnrlrish steam- s|'p,.ivi.ui government otiicsrs on board. who are desirous of visiting our iitstitiitiona and establish- Isnts. and the cotton districts srtlis Ignited States.

A Ifndrirrrsts !drrioow.—-It format in ttsstoii, Kaauchusetis. liars‘ crsnbsrry tnasrlow of twslvs acres in extent, ing nssr Punlspong Pond, which ho Ilsa rskod. tho prossnt season. _up- wards of one thousand bushels of has craabornos,

3 «rifis vhioltahw has realised 83000 cash.

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Rovarifitvboflassd.-Tbs Rsdsaer Union has and wars by

itsts lo ‘tbs spoctaclss owned

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‘I 'As‘rosrtostw-st. Dtscovr.ss....-)I‘ltoEw' tucttstsr oftb Rev. Mr. Craig, in Il”ds;ItIl

psvsslod the faint that-wtiat ..tvss so to

stitirlttsniii-, are not ring-s u all, bu , in unity,

rssbbsof the most psrfsst gosaistuosl formation.

‘Patent ai-tiaotsi state, and unchongcablo Metallic Paints.

ROOF AOAIIII I-‘III: AID WA'I‘I-.lI. Msnufodurd by tbs Polsstso, in Cotchsrlsr. Jitbvo Suite. The ARTIFICIAL SLATI-1 is the product of s roixtaroof -. "MW to be the boot non-coadsc'

Coating of Actual State -Proof against I"IRI’I and WA'I' This the laws of nature are made to accomplish results as surprising as they are useful. by roudoriiig Wooden fabrics as durable as brick or tone, and less porvious to moisture, and 00!!!!‘- usntly protcutin docs y and destruction from corro- diig influences hit erto supposed unattainable.

The principal ingredients are Alumina, Silica and tho Oxides of Iron. The adhesive quiilit of the latter not only binds and attracts the purine cs toge- ther but tho substance covered also. Tliclorigc exposed to the weather the more weiful the attrac- tion. and consequently the bar or the State. is various shades of colour aro obtained, Brick buildings may be made int rvious to moisture, and tho fushiou- ablo colours ofsither Frsc Stone or Granite. The oil must be evaporated by the action of the weather before it is ‘rs proof, which will take front auto to twclvo tnoutlis.

Tbs METALLIC PAINTS. Purple and Rs are ofl'ored as Weather and W'ater Pioufsolrly. Their base being Iron, secarcs therii from Galvanic action so fatal to lead and other Paints on Iron work —-and their chemical combination makes it impos- sible, that any change should take place front utm- ospheric inlusncs or the action of Salt Water and Stilphureted hydro en so prevalent in Sen Ports und Tidal Ilnrbcurs. hey surpass rill Paints yet disco- vcrod in Clmrpims and Dur'abs'tity, which render them pro-eriiiuontly adapted to the covering of tilt kinds of Iron work, such us Shipping. ./Iliils, Bridges Sits»: Machinsry, Railu-a Carr, and Iron Rail- ing. Tho .'tIF.'I‘A|.LIC PAINTS have been analysed by Professor Hit a of Boston. The following is an extract from his ‘crtificate :—“ As it permanent pig- rncnt, this mineral inust rank with the roost indu- fructible and urichorrgeirbte hoses. For covering Motnllic Wars, its composition shows that it is emin- ently tltt .

(Signed) AUGT. A. HAYS, State Jlrraysr.”

Dt'rscft'orrs.—ArIiticia| Slato. Mix the powder with pure Boiled Linseed Oil and a little S iirits Turpen- tine to the consistency ofvsry thick Paint, and apply with a common Brush. being careful to Iteep the mix- ture well stirrod while putting it on. Oiis pound will cover tcn square feet with two Coats.

If Shiuglcslisvo been on for years, it will be no- cessary to swcs off the moss an lint with a slit? broom; two or-threo coats of this material will make a perfoct Slate Roof, proof against Firs and Water.

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DIAI Srn.,—Plctise send us two more barrels of your Artilcial Slate. We have seen some of tbo good oflects of it at tho last fire. Sorno ofthe Roofscoverod with it did not ctitch at all, and when the walls were burnt some of the roofs came down in one piece. and others were the means of saving tho building, ospecislly one roofalongside cftho Bank . N. A., which also was one means of saving tho Bank. Please see that it is on ho.-ird of tho first boat, as it might be neglected and atcrcd. Your obedient Servants, STEWART 8r. NElI.I.. Sr. Joruv, N. B., July 20,1850: John Ross, Esq., Prrtcrttse of the Purple Metallic Iron Point.

Stn,—I have just painted a now Ship with your Motallic Iron Paint, and I have much pleasure in stating that I asvcr iiitod a Ship withsosiuall a quantity of Paint on Oil. and look so well. From its adbesivo qualities and tho manner it covers the wood, I have no doubt but it will be more durable and much cheaper than any other aint used for sucii purposes, and would recomnien it to the public gousrally. oars, Ste.

ROBERT G. MORAN.

Ross’ MI'ra1.i.rc PAnt'rs.--We have already callsd public attention to the highest imation in which the Motallic Paints, manufactured by John Ross. Esq.. Trsro, aro held by oso who have had occasion to use them. Cortiicatos of a highl satisftictory char- actor in praiss of those art so o Provincial manu- fhctars appear elsewhere, in this issue, and from information riforded by parties who have siniiliirly a plied thorn, we can safely endorse tbs opinions tbersin contaiaod.—~ oh :1: Sun.

ha METAL IC PAINTS are mixed sadput on hits on ordinary aint. OHN ROSS, Pstenteo.

Agents for Prince Edward Island, Ga-.o. T. Has- saan, Queoa Square. Ksrrivs-rrr M'Kartzis, Powasl Stroot.

Charlottotow Oct. 3. test.

NATIONAL LOAN FUND Life and Equitable Fire Insurance Companies of London.

_ Incorporated b dots of Parliament. BOARD of DIKEC OIIS of Firs Insuriincc for

P. B. Island. T. H. Hncilurtd, Esq.. Hon. Charles Hanslsy, F. Lortgu-orth, Esq., Robert Hutchinson, Esq., Thomas Dawson, Esq.

_Dstaobod Risks taken at considerably reduced pre-

tniurn. Forms of Ap licatiou, and all other information. may be obtain from tho Subscriber, at his Otiice,

Charlottetown. L. W. GALL, Agent.

BOOKU JUST RECEIVED. A'I'HAM'S MAN and his migrations, Geral- Milco, the narrative of s rssrdouco in a Brit- ziliori a to Hand Book of Iiifo Insurance, Norton's Litsror Almanrtclt, 'l‘ho Naval Dry ocks of the United States, GLO. T. IIASZARD.

CIRCULAR. ‘

III SUKCIIIBEIIS res ectfully inform their

friends, that they are cats lishcd in the Cit of BOITOI as GENERAL G 0 M M I S S ION M ‘It- CIIATNS. aro r‘e srsd, with the usual facilities, to rocsivo and not at descriptions of Merchandise, on tho most favoursblo terms. 'I‘hoy also urchoss and ship all doscription of Merchandise. an from daily oxporionco la the arltet, will enable thorn to most tho wlshos of their friends.

The consignments of V F. I S E L S for Sans, Pnstun-r. or Csunrsa, will rocoivo prompt atton-, tiou. Insurance on all Property sfl'ects-d on tho lowat terms. from to experience in Foreign and Domestic 'I‘rsdo. we con outly otfsr our sorvicss in all the departments of s Gsrisrsl Mancax-rir.x

Bcsrivass. THOMAS SLEATIII. at C0. I"os-r-sa’s Wharf. Boston. Iapt. I4, Illa. '

WHOLESALE. * ILLIAII ELLIOT It Co, of BOSTON United States. Merchant, brivo constantly on bsadst Chat-lottstovrir. P. E. Island, a large supply .h will be dis of

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S agar, nnoovs Motooss. ‘losr, Navy -Broad.-Cliaess. S irits, Vinegar, Candles. Soap, Tobacco Rosin . , Isokots and Tabs,

be, ' Pisa tothslr at. , '""" A" ntntttv vittsics. Soptstubor IO. IIII.‘ , _ ‘

FLAX. ’ All! willvbs id. by the hlrssribov, for Ono I nsiofolsno slldruasd

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aadrd w abts flsisths lb of the Island. to bo ,dsl'trsrnd.

at Store of‘ "CV.

~i.i,m'cA Alli: 's‘1°‘Eit'ii"An'r. ,

‘ Winter Arrangement of Mails. ’ ‘IIE MAILS for trunsriiisoiori to the iir-.igliliour-

iiig l'ruviiictis, Netvfouudluiid and the United States, duri the ensuing Winter, will be tirade up go,-ry THLYII DAY at noon, cotiinicticing on 'l‘liurs- '_ the writ Doceiiibcr; and the Mails for I-Zriglnnd will be made up on that day and on the days follow- ,“ .

Thursday. March II. Tliurittlity, Miiicli 26. 'I'littrarIiiy, April 7. 'I'hursday, April 21.

'I‘II(I_\lAS OIVEN, istr nsler (Ir-nr-riil. Letters for tho Cape of Good Hope. Austritlirt and India, via the Cape of Good llo s, will require to be orwurded on the I3th January und Iltli Itturclt. _(ienerul Post Oflice. Nov. 29. I552- To the Tenants on Lots 9 or 6|. V-I-VHII Suhscriht-r hrrvirig. li_v Power of Attorney, dated the titli day of Mrirch, ISISI, been ap- pointed Agont ‘to take charge of IJUTS it 61. 6|, in this Island, the ’roperty of Lirwrcircs Snltrarr Esq-. notifies tho Tenants on those 'I‘uvvnitbi_pii, that all rents, and Arrears of Kent, due on tlts sand Property, are required to be paid to hint forthwith, be alone being authorized to receive the aortic.

JAMES YEO. Port Ilill, April 9, IS:)I. ~ NOTICE.

LL Persons who tire indebted to me for business , done at e Cross lioritls, Belfast, up to the Iith day of July lust, by Note of Iltind or Book Account. will please pay their rnsporztive triiiounlrl .to ttii..tAsiti.~t M-cttAL'i'ii. oi 1“ ' .who is lawfully entitled to receive the sums. ‘ JAMES DI-IIVAR. Charlottetown. Oct. ll. I85?-.

MONEY! MONEYII T IIIZCOMICS every rnrin to save what he can of Ibo tibove article. I‘iirties who have lnsurt-d their I’r0|ierl)‘ lit the .z‘ll(.'TU.dL [JV-Ni‘ UR./I./\'L'E OF- FICE, have saved Fifty per (‘eiil., the last) our. The Capital of the Coiiiptiiiy liti_s incieaiiit-d wry nearly One hundred per criit.,vviiliiii the lust Ttvelvc iiiont is. ' ‘ Persons wishing to join had better coniirieiice willi the yr-:ir—ull Policies expire utibc end en t yetir. Blank forms of Appliczitioii, und other iiifor iiititioii. can be obtained at the Secretary and Trea- sirrr-r‘r Oficr. Kent Street.

NOTICE.

HF. Subscriber being about to close his business ESIIIIIIISIIIIIIIIII at New I.oridon, rt.-qiiestit ul|'per-

sorts indebted to him, either by Note or Book Accvlllll. ‘to come forwtird initiiediritely and make nrriingeiiicdts for the settlement of their Accounts, otliorttise they will be placed in the hands of his Attorney for collec-

ri.

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II -- Tbursdny, Decenibcr 30. 'l'hursdiiy, Januiiry I3. 'I‘ltursdsy, January 27. Thursday, Febrtttiry I0. Tlittudly. I"ebruary N.

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. New’ Lrindon. Dec‘. 1, I852. Sin. FIRE! FIRE! FIR !l! Secure your property at a rtrrirrg 0f_/iffy prr cent. I ‘HIS criii only be done by suriiig in that - 'I‘UAL I-‘IRE INSURANCE CO.\lI".INY.

Thisistlic only Utlice ivlicre clnilis for loss can be met, without reference to a foreign Company.

Blank forms of application, and tiny other tiiforma- 6 tion can be obtained at the Secretary and Treasurer's , Offirc, Kent. Street. I

April 5, I8-52. I

‘ NOTICE. ; IHIE‘. TE~JV'JI./VTS of 'I‘HoaiAs IIr:a1'ir Ilavr-, LAND, Esq.. on Townships Nuiiibors 43 and l 56 and all other hands in this Iiilurid, are requested to make immediate payiiir.-iit of the amount of Iteiit due by thetti to the Subscriber, who is duly authorised to receive and grant receipts for the same. 'I‘. HEATII IIAVILAND. Barrister-at-Law. Queen Square. Nov. 29. I852. Isl.

A-LL Pcrsonsindcbted either by Mortgage, Judg- ment, Bond, Proriiissory Note or otherwise, in TNOKAI Ilnarr-r IIAVILAND. IZsq., late Coloiiinl Secretary of this Ialaiid, are desired forthwith to iiinltopsyment of the respective sums due by them as aforesaid to the Subscriber who is duly authorised by Power of Attorney. to receive and give the iiot:es- oary discharges for the stains. And ull Persoiiii to whom the siiid Thoirtits Ileiitli Ilavilniid, is in dslited, are requested to furnish their Accounts for pri iiieiit. T. III:'.A'I'II IIAVILAi'D. Biirrister-at-Law. Quoen Square. Nov. 29, I852. Isl.

Artificial State «St Metallic Paint.‘ 7 HE SUBSCRIBICIIS, agents for I’. E. Island, beg to acquaint the public, that they keep on bsnrl, a large Supply of these superior paints, which will be sold by the I'ound, or the Hundred wt-iglii. hey have nlsojust received a quantity (.ilI()Ij.\'I) IN L|NSlir'.D OIL. put up in Pnclrrigeu of 28 and

56 Pou

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GEO. T. IIASZAIID, Queen Square. KI-ZNNI-Z'I‘ll lII‘I\'l1NZII£, Pownal Street. June, 29. I852.

. n TO BE LET, 'l‘}IE lower part of the New TEMPERANCE IIALL in this Town, comprising one spacious Room foot, by foot, and four sinnll Rooms suitable for Public Ollices, each et, by There is rilso a coininodinus and excellent Cr.-llur under the Building, two-thirds of which will also be Ict- on reasonable terms. For further particulars, apply to Messrs. II. Hrtssrird, W. Ilellrd, G. Boer, or to JAS. II (‘OUI'I’.Il,Sccy. Charlottetown, Aug. 2. I852.

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0 BE SOLD the Freeliold FARM of between

70 and 80 acres of Land, known as “ HES-

TOJV," tbc property of Henry Slieiirniun, I-lsq. about

four niiles distant from Clirirlottetowii, abutting ontlte

Prinoetown Iloud. For further particulars apply to

Jung]-pg I-lnru,a-.1, I’. ., Solicitor (ienorril, Char- Iott otowu, or to Captain ICII. Upton.

November ‘17. I852. [All the papers 2m.]

Eligible Building Lots for sale.

OII SALE Five eligible Building I.O'l‘S and

’ inirsg the '_I'ariytird Mr II’ .iiird Ilsnrrz.

Bill running I60 feet on Great litaorge Street. itiid 8-I

fut on Fill Roy Street. For Terms of Stile and

plans of the Property, application to be mride to

'I‘. HIATH IIAVILAID, Esq., Barrister-at-Low, at his Otlicc in Queen Squaro.

Sr-ptoniber 27, I862. , ‘Valuable Pasture Lot for Sale. 7110 be Sold by rivato Contract, tlittt beautifully

situated plot olrgroand. the property of JOHN Nlcrtoul-. being pusiurs l.otNo. “thin the ltoy.-ilty sfCharlottstowu, coruprisin 20, acres of errollcnt LANIIiw'nh the Buildings t cvoon. This Property is wsll oacloscd. and for the siost , part with a dyko fancs ; and the greater part of it is cleared and under

oultivatinti. The property can be viewed at any time on nppli. utiori to John Ntcholl on ilis premises. An un tos- tionsbln This will be mods to the purchaser, moi pos- session can be bod at once. For term: rind further parltrulars. apply to John Longworth, Er-q.. Barrister I W. . , . Cbarbttotown, Aag. Mtb 1852.- . . . y .. _ (v. w. IQRD. '.- !'lt._l:Il_lI-IOLD LAND On the New Wtltshiro Road. OITY acres of «Land. situate on Lot at, on tho sfossriipintioud ilroiforad for snip‘. It about it re ‘to a.ri i w Qvorod.mvriih Firs. rigid .IIld niioncivrvrg Illi)los.—tIic -Wood svsssold ofl‘ ssrnsll portion of it at the rate

'of£I pstlorolast Wiut;r1.‘L‘A'5p‘lyJ;_pX..lW.L?‘¥. I

viii iii.-3.’. r,t....'..i..._r-i, l8_o2. ,

The Wonderful work of Light! . ADAGUFdU{EOTYI’Il _l N STR U M ENT for $19, with instructions. by , _, W. C. JIOBS. Cursor of Grant Gocrge-street, I)ec' 28.‘ L VERY s'rAeLii_:s, IIE SUBSCRIBER lutssds ltcspin good Car- riages, Ilorsos. Sleiglrs, &c.. which be 05,01’! to the Public for hire on low tertiis. for (lasts. " f Ar.so, good Stabling, and the greatest euro talrt-ii with those Hones coriiiiiittod to his charge. llesideiice near the 'I‘ernperancc Ilall, Grafton

Street. VVILLIAM JAKEMAN.

Mr. JAIKEMAN, would tako the opportunig of iuloruiing liiit nuiiicrutts Cttstorntrrs, whose UNI ll:l\'c IJt5l‘ll sortie tiiiie standing that he would IOOI oliligt-d by their making an early. settlement and tlioiiu hitting ticcouuts tigtitiiot hiru will ploaso forwo IIICIII uit soon as posoihlo.

2.

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‘E63 sane, N Northern division Lot 23, ONE THOU- SAND ACRES of L.dJV‘D, in portions of

35. 50, or I00 acres tit tncdsrato prices.

Several FJRJIS, with pld:t0t’:lsaraacea. For further

particulars, apply to ‘ ROBERT. RBNNIE. l

f‘hnrInttetown, October 25, I852. '

THE COLONIAL

LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY

- C... M‘ nruwr 'i-roivoultrtnux 1-st: EAII I. or ICLGIN AND KINCAIIUINE, Gomor- Gerivrul of Urrriatia.

llirao Uirirtca—-22 St. Andrew Square, Edin- burgh. ‘

Board of Jtlimagrinsrit in Huitfaz ‘for Nbvo Scott; and Prtrics Edward Island-

Iloii. M. II. Alnion, Banker. \ . Iloii. VVilliavii A. Black, Banker Lewis Illitts, (.'li:ir|r=-i 'I‘wiuiiig. Esq Barrister. Jolin tiny ley Blond, Itlsq. - Iloii. Alexaiidor Keith. Merchant. Jiriiios Stotvnrt, Eoq., Solicitor. Ill:-dimil Adviitt-r—A. I". Sawers.

Agent & Secrr-.triry—Malthew II. Itichey, Solicitor.

The following goiitlonien have been appointed Olli- ct-rs of the Curiipriiiy in Prince Edward Island, and will be prr-pared to furnish information as to the prin- ciples iind priictica of tha Company and tho ratos Assuriiricc. -

Clizirl. ltetuwn-Medical Adviscr—H. A. Johiuos. .\I. I). Ag:-iit——I"i. L. Lydittrd.

Genrgeiowii—-.\ledical Adviser-—David Kaye, M. D. Ag» :it—“'illiiint Sanderson. -

st. I-2leniior'it—.Iledicsl Adviosr—Jossph Bell. M. D. geiit—'I'ht-inns Ilunt.

M.-\'I"I'III'Z\'v' II. RICHEY. BOOKS, STATIOLBRY, £50. Till-I Subscriber has "received, from Irldilbsrgh, . I.t\iitLon, and the linilud SILIs.l, 's FALL SUI'I'L\' OF GOODS

bring flir moot CIICIIIIN Stock of Books and sit- IIOIit'I‘y(_Ifli.'Iti1_]IIT Sate in the Lower Protirrus. and coniprising:— -

Wriiiiig Papers, of every doscription-—_plaiu and ruled, riiid iii \'t.'I‘ low ices

Gold Pens oiid ‘anvil Cans . Steel I'ens—ii large n.l:(tll‘IIII¢DI I Ink, in bottles; and Ink lloltlos, of various kinds I’orte-nioiinoie: ttiid I’ocIret Ilooks Che.-i-iiion tiiid Ilonrda Work Iioxcii. Desks, and Travelling Cases Iliiiries for I853 Itt-liqitius \\'nrks, of the boat IIIIIOII

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Travels and Adventures, of the most recent dato Works in tieiiural Literttture Atlaisses rind ltirips of tho Society for tho difluslba of, L'st:|'ul Kiititvlcdge School Books, of all kinds. gt.-'5 Cllllltlgllri of the extensive Stlck comprised in I ic iibovn, iiro noiv rciidy. It will be cold Whole- sulc and Retail, at tliolowcst ricos. G ‘O. T. HASZARD. Nov. 22. I852. MULLIGATAWNEY PASTE. 7 till} Subscriber has received, per “Falcori" from Loiidoii, a Supply of III?! above co|_ebrar-.-d Paste for Fl.-Ii, Curry I’iii-nu for tlicatv, Anchovy and Shrimp do., CurryI’owdi.-r, Mixed Pickles, Iinperiiil iiii:eddo., Cauliflower, Iilfltltlfi, White aitd brown Oriioas, Pio- calilli, Rod Cribbage, \v'lIIIllIi, Cliilier, Capsicnins. Gniivn Jelly und lllarinuludc, Orrtnivo and Lsition Marinziliide, Pruitt.-it in Bottles, Cryattillizod Apricots. (ircengnges, Pt-iirs and Pine Apples, Pour! in Syrup, Iloxes tiiirl Jurs Canton Giiigor, Lt.-nion I‘icIrle, Ch ' llI|(I 'I‘iirrtigon Vinegar, French and Champagne do., very superior; I"rciich Olives ; Soho, Reading. John Ilull, 'l‘oiiiiito, King of Ouds, Mogul or Chetua, Wor- caster, Sir ltobert Peel, IIarvcy's, and Soyer‘s Sinccs ; Soyer‘s llcliiili, India Soy, Essence of Sliriiiips, I-lsseiico of Aiicliovieii. Salad Cream. Laoca Uil—iu pint and half pint fancy Decanters. Cuycnn Viitrigrir, Raspberry do., India l\ ttiigoos, Capers. Iled ttiid black Currtiiit Jelly, \Vest India ‘umarintls; Prepared Orniigr.-, Leiiion, Punch, and Noycaa Jelly ' .~\iiciiovios, S.-irdiiics, Ilsseiices for flavoring. Pro are Cocliiiir-,:il, Tous les lllois, lIurd's Fsrinocoons ood, Custard Powder. Baking do., Oraiigo Flower \Vater, Rosri do., Mixed Spica, Cs onnc Pcppor, ' Chilius. Mushroom Critsu . alnut do., Caudiod Peels, Muir-ciironi, Vermicelli, Gelatino, Cut Isinglriss, Basket Snlt. Durham Musttird—-in bottles and ksgo. Double Glo’stor Cheese, Trent-lo. &c. die. 'o. . Was. ll. WA'I'SON. Ileddin's New Building,-Queen Stroct, _ ' Juno 1, I852. -rwrznvrzrnrzrzs -nnovrinnsv _ soap i-OWDER . ./In entii-rly .l\’rw It-cnti'on--tr packet of which is not to tut prnri tr-ortlt qf Soc . , , III’. rttl\'IlIg of'I'inie Illltl .nbour is so astonishingly