Hajj

Ts be in min. on rt.‘ lot of army. isu.

TH; (queuing Price: will be paid for the best ’ ‘ Ipschic the ortlcles . 50- Isetd, fo the pa being forwarded to tho above Exhibition ln‘erdsr to secure a due I ate- anhg trial resource: of this Colon! — rorrbstisrt listrrm t, o o " do. 2 rowed Barley 0 II 0 " do. 4 do. do. 0 II C " do. Black Oats, 0 1 I -- do White Oats. e 1 e " do. Buckwheat, 0 8 I " dc. Indian Corn, 0 1 -O. " do. Malt. 0 to 0- " ‘Half barrel of-Oatmeal. I I0 0 " do. ufI’ourI Barley, I 0 0 '- Cheese not less than 85lb wahht. 8 0 0 " I0lb:ofFlur. I I0 0 " 10 " Flax seed. 0 5 (I " I0 “ Hope, I 0 0 The article: above mentioned to‘be shown on the day of the R. A. ‘Society’: Industrial Show let Nov. when thoselectioii will be made by Judge to hosp- poiuted by the joint Committee» nemimtsd by tho

Government and by the Society. . A libera will be -for Slabs of Black Birch. and urlod and- Bi -eye Maple.-« Also, for -articles of Indian manufacture. - for ; prticnlars. application to be made to the nudsrs‘ ed. By order of the Committee, CHARLES S'I‘EWAR'I‘. ,

Soe'y R. A. Society

9th August, 1854.

The Great British Quarterlios. and Blcckwood’s Magazine!

EONARD S'CUI"I‘ dt CO. New York. continue _ to Rs-publish the followirg British Periodicals, , .

iz. . .. I. The Lords: Quarterly Review (Conservatism) 2. The Edinburgh Review (Whig.) 3. 'I‘he North British Review (Free Church.) 4. The Westminster Review (LIbcrnl.) . Bla&wood’: Edinburgh Magazine (Tory.-)

'I‘hs present criticelr stats of European afl'a'rr: render: these publications unusually interesting. They occupy a middle. ground between the hastily written new: items, c eculntisns

ud flying rumours of the daily Jearna , and the ponderoua Toms . the futuio iatsrian, written after the living interest and excitement ofthe greet

litical event: of the time shall have passed away. ti: to these Periodical: that reader: must look for the only reliable history of current svent:,nnd as such, in addition to their well-established literary, scientific. and theological character, we urge them upon the consideration of the reading public. Arra etnents are ma s r the receipt of early sheets from the British Publishers, by which we

. are able to place all our Re-prints in the hand:

of subscribers, about as soon as they can be furnished with the foreign copies. Although this involves a very large outlay on our part, we shall continue to furnish the Periodical: at the same low rates as here- tofore, viz :—

Per an. For any one of the four Review: 33 00- For any two of the four Reviews, 5 00 For any three ofthe lbur Reviews. 7 00 For all four ofthe Reviews, 8 00 For Blackwood': Magazine, 8 00 For Blscliwood and three Reviews, 9 00 For Blackwood and the four Reviews, 10 00

Payment: to be made in all cares in advance. _ ’I‘hey can he received by Mail at a very small ad- ditional postage.

N. B.—LS dt Co have recently publiahsd,and have now for sale, the "FARMERS GUIDE," by Henry Ste ear, of Edinburgh, and Prof. Nortou.of Yale Col ago, New Haven, complete in 2 vols, royal octavo, containing I600 pages, I4 steel 600 wood engravings. Price in muslin binding. 36.

H 17:1’: work is nor the old "Booltof the Farm,” lately nnauscirarnn and thrown upon the market.

George '1‘. Harsard, agent for P. It‘. I.

Great Hessian State Loan of 6,725,000 Dollars. To be reirnbursed with I6.588.blo Dollars. or £2,400,000 Starling.

HIS loan is guaranteed by the Government and contracted by the eminent Bankin House of Messrs. . . on Ilo-rrrsci-iii.n one, in Frankfort-on-the-l_lIaine. The following capital Prise:

must be gained. viz. :-

I4 of 40,000 dollars 60 of 4.000 dollars. as -- se,o,oo - so -- 2.ooo --

24 -- s2.ooo -- I20 -- i,soo --

so -- s. -- I80 -- i,ooo -- &c., die The smallest Prize is 55 dollars.

The next drawing will take place in December 1854. The Price of the Sharer is as follows :— One Slisrs for £1 Stg. 'I‘hirty Shares for £20 Stg. Sir do. for £5 " Sixty-five do. for £40 " Thirteen do for£l0 " 187 do. for £30 *-

Tickets will be forwarded on receipt of Colonial Bink Notes, Bills, or Draft: on Europe, die. or the security of the public, the rice: of the shares have always been fixed at the ii ve rates, and (un- like former agents) on payisent of the Prizes, the undersigned make no deduction front the amount. on any pretence whatever.

They have great pleasure in announci that they are now appointed ' istribtition for the British Colonies and Foreign Parts, and that during the last 12 years the have paid to successful holders of Shares in Great Britain, Prise: amounting to £51,000 free of deduction. which have been dis- ' in Liverpool, Birmingham, Ilanchouar,

dtc. ‘ the Drawing, each Shareholder trill receive a list of the winnin numbers. T e Prince will aid in cash at rankfort-on-the-Mains, East or eat Indies, Canada. Pari:,I.ondon, New York, be A ply without delay’ to M . J. A. Scitwanssciiinn 8:. Sons, anksrr, Frnnlifort-on the-Maine. Germany; or their ouae, essrs. A. Scitwaanrcitiao & Co., 20, Louibard Street. London. Remittances which arrive too late will be returned to the sender. or, if he prefer: it, shares in the following Drawing will be forwarded. Ilonlfl

FOR the CURE of LIVER Complaints, Jsundics Dyspep- sia, Rheumatism, Indigestion, Gout, Dyssntry. Disrrhoe,Di:- order: f the Kidney: and

I s d III

. Erup- tions.'I‘yphoid and Inflammato-

, 3 evemltek Headaebe.Ge:-

titans‘, sins In the sad, Breast. Side, Bush and

Liinbs, Palpiatioa if the Hurt. Pouch Complaints.

and all Diseases arising froai nu impure state of the

Thus lnuahflt Pflls hvebou sad with an- paralled success is

to practice for more than thlrtkyllfla old are new ofsrsd to the public. with IUD ':i;.nv‘IutIsa tht they will prove thsmselvu e .

Pill!‘ 3”‘ of distal: tho dopurao tire «run the-slim body to .'i...'.in, action. the: assisting nature teretrvert other an we manner. GI by D. ‘lfgwgog, J3, fl

‘Os. Ile. II, anorsr . sh.» arr-son. . e.-.1 1;... fs: P.-laid» ~ ' A lslls by a.-w. Iarannn, and 1'.‘ basses- sar. - '

H-sz--D’-~ >‘=‘--“iii-'l’3l?"Fu 90EQJt§!&~.e18.- ‘ _

LEAV!-NW-'.FII‘l~!ILAND. R. J. WEATHEIBIE intouding to'reinove M from.’ L‘ its for. w-ll! “om "ii-

hu, .- ugu an acne having any OIIIllIIvl‘IIIlII flu to‘ " isli ‘ ctrdaflh-for suttleaieM.end all tvhd ard‘l' to him", are respectfully and ear-

noltly “r a’ "to some ‘forward add settle tho -M - t .. ..,,..... ':'° O » II 0 ma. .?wl.‘. so ' , which Mr. w. I-ivseuld much regret. , sq ‘ en'Prlnee Strsstto Psuiper. anee Ifrll. '

CHANCE 330 “A33 MONEY HE SUBSCRIBER intendin in a few weeks to

remove out of this Islund. 0 era to sell at mode- rstsratss. following fr _ Id oporliolu VI’-_ A amall.I"‘nrui at Seven Mile_.B_ay, Lot 27. An in- closed Farm of 50 cros. with a House. ‘_-|'|_lI| 0' without the Sitw ‘NIH, .' the water privilege: (formerly Maxieldls Milt) I40! 35. v

, _ . wr.Ariii:iisi:. ci...'.i.u.usa..‘.. Jalyfflth. isu.

NOTICE. -

Half of the Packet Sdooaier H.‘ Ingram for Sale. HIS ‘VESSEL is built principallly of Spain-

ish Oalt, lior Sttunclrionsers of eakwcod.

and she is well -rigged and I known that a further des-

t

her Spars red Pine fotInd;uIid is on viral

or-ipgion i. unnecessary.‘ ‘I-‘orofurtbcr particulars please apply to W. B. Dean. E .. or to _ .l. W A'1‘Hl.-ZRBII-..

Chi-lettetown. Aug. 5th. I354.

' ANTED TY) PURCHASE the Hunt. and Si-alts of n Vessel from I50 to 200 Tour Re ister-—:uitable for the Coasting Trade. Apply to H. W., PostOfiee, Charlottetown.

IIOIIA8 MANN. TAILOR. (Late or Uppe- Queen street.) he a to inform his nu_merous friorids-thatho has just EMOVED liis Busuiess to the House lately occupied by Mite. Woon..|fl l’°_W- suu. Srnnnr, nent door to Mr. Dodd a Brick tore. “"9 -

PROSPECTUS

OF THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. Tenth Year.-—Splrndt'd Engraving: and Prizes: 'l‘I>IE Tenth Annual Volume of this useful ub-

licaiion commences on the l7th day of. ep- tember next. ‘ THE“ SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN” is an lLl.US'I‘RATlJl) PI-2RIODlCAL,devoted chiefly to the promulgation of information relating to the various Mechanic and Chemic Arts, Industrial Manufactures, Agriculture, Patents, Inventions, Engineering, Millwork. and all interest: which the light of PRACTICAL SCIENCE is calcula- ted to advance.

Its general cententa embrace rioiicca of the

Lrrcsr arm si'.s-r Scirn-riric. MECHANICAL,

IIEMICAL, sun Aoiucur.'ruiui., Discovsiur.r,— with Editorial comment: explaining their applica- tion: aoticea ofN PROCESSES in all bran- chcs of Manufactures; PRACTICAL I-lIN'I‘S on Machinery; information as to STEAM, and all processes to which it is applicable ; also Mining; Millwriting. Dyeing, and all art: involving CHE- MICAL SCIENCE: Engineering. Architecture, comprehensive SCIENTIFIC MEMORANDA: Proceedings of Scientific Bodies: Accounts of Exliiilions,-together with news and information upon THOUSANDS OF OTHER SUBJECTS. Ilports of U. S. PATENTS granted are also he published every week, including OFFICIAL COPIES of all the PA'I‘EN'I‘ CLAIMS; these Claims are published in the Scientific American in anvaitcl or ALL o-rnrit rsritas

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Mechanics, Inventors, Engineers, Chemists, Manufacturers. Agriculiurists, and PEOPLE IN EVERY PROFESSION IN LIFE, will find the Scinirrirrc Airaiticait to be of great value in their respective callings. its counsels and sugges- tion: will save them HUNDREDS ‘OF DOL- RLAS annually, besides affording them a conti- nual source of knowledge, the experience of which is bevond cuiiinry estimate.

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‘cm: of Subscription, one Copy, for One Year 32. ' '

Subscriptions received by George ‘I’. Haszard.

Agent for I’. E. Island.

Notice to Travellers.

T has become an established fact that accidents will happen notwithstanding the care and atten- tieii which may he paid to the safety and convenience of travellers. Explosions will take place, bridges will be left opgn, and cars run offthe track as usual. It is well enough for the public and legislators to caution companies to " beware. " an " take heed," yet these casualties will occur. which re- sult in severe contusions, broken limbs, burns,

bruises, c. - The Mexican Mustang Llnlment, Upon such occasions, is invaluable! The won- derful effect: of its soothing and healing properties have induced many, who have tried it, to always carry a bottle of it with them when they are travel-

Frcqsent tats have proven it to be ethcsciour in corn: Itlieuinatistn, Plea, Screfaloes diseases, an- eorr, lcers, Old Sores, Neuralgia. Toothache. Ear- ncbo. dtc. Also Spaviu. Ring-bone, Scratches, Cracked Heels. Chafes. Gulls. &c., on Horne and other eniinslt. It is ssternal in its spplicntioa. and we ooanaitrnn it to car: Psnsraivnrr-ri.r

everyone: for which we rscouini '

it. Many Physician: use it because they can depend

upon It-—eo can their ileoir. - Farmers Lr'orry-stable Keepers. Say the want. have it and will not be satisfied

without . after giving It a hit trial. Therefore we

say to travellers upon hwhwnys and by-way: use

the Hirstang Ltetrient l t basbecctnsso theme

I introduced ttlie United States‘. Briprli ' h a tn-

3-- rhslflesetbeieg bros

Qt per bottle; t inns: as large as the 16 cent abs and the-CI sinsneerly three times as Una: ilfdoocsnt sine. so that Iarfis bottles are I post. . 'IAYIOR, jun. & Co., )5 Hanover street, Berton. General A . A stir P. I. . ll. W. .IIlI.:I, and

sold y dealers generally.

, TO CIRILNTI. WANTED a w W03. w on: be well Iesh-stave. lbs

"I; at fine. 1‘. assess’:

“‘°".’3""'~‘-‘:1?-1‘-'«’~'-'.-I-"-.'-."'»---,", no-r am- -soornrne isirniir-, Ear Children. Teething.

-—.

For the Nervous A . coovaldesulboer flaiiimatiou of the Bowela, that attend thfi ,. of children. she recotnn ' sursto r s t ;

II II desired efl‘ect. giving lrrtto theglather, and Relttf. and Health to the Infant. ' ' A child in 'Cooll'i_g;s:‘_:-Sitlrest was caredDby'htah’e’ South" Sru. nntebysoateor iarr s after li.e‘tng yivgn over who atteridlng'PIiy:‘s‘:ias. L Mr. lilac man, of I a says. It has never’ failed to cure the Dyrsnte or Diarrhea: in children whenever used in the rill o. it is sold. . One parent informs me It child has sufibred to an alarming extent, with Flataleiice or Wind Cholic.: Lately they have used the Soothing Syrup,and it; always effects a spec y cure. ‘ v Hundreds of like instances niightbe enumerated.

PR 0013' POSITIVE.

Messrs. Cue-ris dc PenIiirs:—Plense send us a further supply of Soothing Syrup. We are selling. large quantities of it. and from what we can learn. it- is used with uniforni ruccesr, both by children and adults, in all cases of Dyssntry or Dis a.

Yours respectfully, W. D. Cnturais. J. Msnnir.i.. New-York, July IMII, U58, SIB Bowroy.

Hear the Brooklyn Ddly Advertiser, j June 13th 1853.

We cheerfully comply with the request of a friend to insert the following letter which we are assured is from a lady of the hut respectability, residing in Lowell, Ma:s., believing that a vast amount of rnfiering may be prevented, and many valuable lives saved, by calling the attention ofmo- their to this valuable prescription of an old and experienced rmrss:

Dear Sir:—I am happy to be able to certify to the eliiciency of Mr. Winslow’: Soothing Syrup, and to the truth of what it is represented to nccom ish

Having a little boy suffering greatly from test in . who could not rest, and at night by his cries won d not permit any of the family to do so. I pnrcha a butt e of Soothing Syrup, in srdar to test the remedy, -_—ond when given to the boy according to the direc- iions, its effect upon him was like uingic, he soon went to sleep, and all pain arid nervousness disap- peared. We have had no trouble with him since; and the little fellow will pass through with comfort, the excruciating process of teething. biths sole aid 0 Mrs Winslow’: Soothing Syrup. very mother who regards the health and life of her children, should possess it. can. Lowell, Ma:s., May 20, I858. Price only 25 cts. a be e.

NEUROLOGY. or scurlc Ralvns. r'1s.u cm.-

'I‘liir may certify, that for about four yearrl was scriously alllicted wit a disease in the hip, WWII I’b aicians termed Neurology. orSciatic R , an resorted to various remedies without any perma- nent relief; have been under the care of a regular Pliysician for six months at a time. Last spti , had is very violent attack, which laid run up, :vIien I made use of the Cranip and Pain Killer, prepared by Messrs. Curtis Gt Perkins, of Bangor. It gave me immediate relief, and I do not hesitate to say, that it is the best article I ever used. I cheerfull mend it to all who may be aflicted wit complaints. IIIIIRY HUNT.

Stetson, Dec. 2, I847. ‘

Deacon Hunt, the signer ofthe foregoing certificate. is a man of uiidcubted veracity and igh standing in the comniunit . ‘

N B.—Be sure and call for Curtis & Perkins’

and Pain Killer. As all other: hearing this mime are bass imitations. Price I2}, 35, 37] cts per bottle according to size. Also for rule those pure WILD CHERRY BITTERS, For the cure of Bilious and Jaundice complaints, and general dcbility. They quicken the blood and give new life and energy to the whole system. Price only 37} cents in Pint ttles. ikewise for sale as above.

HU.N"I'ER’S PULMONARY B.dLS.l.h!.

Hear what the Daily Mercury of Bangor say: of Dsct. Pomro .

Crariip

Hunter’: Balrain. It is not often that we can say anythiri favorable of patent msdicines.ou.the testimony o those with whom we are acquainted, twho have used and tested their merits. But in regard to Hunter‘: Balsam, put up by our fellow citizen. Jeremiah Curtis, we have the testimony of many of our own citizens and those of neighbour ing towns, unanimous in its praise. 'I‘he testimony of one individual with whom the public are acquaint- ed. carries with it more weight i an whole column: of certificates from strangers. whose face: we nev_er raw, and whose certificates, for aught we knew, ma have been procured by fraud. See Dr. Benjamin L. Pomroy': testimony, in agent’: or

Hear the People’: Press, Ncowhegsn, Me. Hunter’: Pulmonary Balsani.—'I‘o thossalilicted with Coughs, Colds, Consumptions, Asihme. Spitting of , and all afl'ections of the Lungs. we recom- mend IIunter‘: Pulmonary Balsam. It is believed to be the best article ever et invented for these com- plaints. Price 50 cts. a _. IJVDIAJV DISPEPSIJ PILLS. I-‘or cure of Costivensss, Acidity of the Stomach. Bilious Habits, Headache. Diiness, Heart Burning, Pain in the Side. Lung and Liver Complaints. JJYSPEPSIJ JI./VD IDIGESTIOJV.

With Cortivenesa. Acidity of the Stomach, Heart Burning, Bilious Complainta,—prsdaclng Headache, Pain in the side, Loss of Appetite, and general Debi- Iity,—can be remedied, removed, and entirely cured. by the use of the Indian Dinprpris Pills. Those Pills have elfected the most astonishing cure: in hundreds of cases of the above complaints, and are an invaluable remedy. in an sspocll manner, for Dispepsis. They are a mild and gentle Cathartlc. operating mostly upon the blood, cleansing and part- fyi the same. and causing the digestive organs to perllgrm their appropriate duties. wit regularity.

. C08 7'! VEJVESS.

Habitual Cosiiveners is, if not retrieved in time. a cause of more than halfof the disorders and pains to which humanity is subject. The medicine: too gene- rally had recourse to, do more harm than good, as they weaken the peristaltic action of the bowels, and

Warr. Charlottetown.

Joirtr E. W. Ai.i.nvriI.Hssd of I-Iillsborosgh, Wii.i.iasr Iioorun. orell. Jonrr Scriven- Lane 6 Joint A. Iacaarrru. Head ofst. Peter‘ Bay. Micsraat. Ilacwann. East Point. Josrn Kniuirr & lionan-r Bo:wnt.i.,Sourls. Wir.t.rasr laironnres. I-Iowans Gor_r. Darrrnt. Gannon,

sirtrnr. Owns. asd Ins. Irieotns, town. Pa-raicn D1-nr-irnrrr tlswaso Resear- Runner Banana. Verses iver Bridge. Jorrsi Ganvrs. w. Gnoaus Wra-

can Teen and Wiuiau Dean. Wraaran I. Iasnewsnsu,

fir-run, ?:pssd. Wtnaral D. Cease. Caps verse. sqse.

. Geoaon Sincaain. Prinesta ‘ Cnssn-I and Jesse;

- ' - - There crtsbrated Pills are srondetjfblly rflleacteustn ""Xnl.“iI'5l°iiZli.§T.l":3’aiII.'I.°f'l'.l$.a°°J.'l5l'l-‘ii. a. H-I-I---s ---rM---- uu Side and Right Shoulder Blade. with a dull, "P-I |--fl-m-i-ti°- snllow countenance. In all Dlarrheas,,‘Agite and A'“'"" D '°'“°'7 J"""“"' ir.'" “mag. gm . ggggngg m “ Bilious Coin Iaists Erysipelsa Liver Com- ",“,;° Run“ _n . Blotchesont e_skiu Female Irregnlnri- plnlnt: boy will be liiund the best Famil Physic in the ”°“'.°'°°"'P"""' "H , 9--5-ro world, purifying the blood. rodnrisg the up log, “,3 Cho Ica _ Fever: of all kind: Pile: ' leavi the Iollaoh and bowel: is a has thy am. Con---r-t-on Who |''"- M0 ----t----- hi“ 5 cm“ Pg, ML Bowel: Gout Retention of For purif ing the HQ‘ we do not believe thus c”"""l°' H“.d"°.h. ufi“ Pillshavst sir ualiathew . D*“"“! """l“"°" 5°""""- 0' ” by 30", pg,‘ no_ go. cuang gun,’ Sore Throat: Stone and Gravel King’: Evil N" Y°,k_ ' Secondary Synip- Tic Dolosreua mean, And b W B. Wa'r:ow,'I'. Dusnntsav Ce. WP‘ V“""l A‘°°“°" w°""°f'" II. & lt.,.loiirtstiir, I. W. Iaisitrnn. ends. I. m°°" w“l"“'- "'°“ “'5

‘id: of ti tel ovary dborder aflasdtoeaoh 1.... F. u I

Rica is Itposai-in Uslrqu-I%_ .Wrr.s.un Gi.o’v::'. Bait’-et(’s' ‘Ci-‘ore, Rude. aarn: lac- nav. nrnlev. Wri.r.ial Cousins. Park Corner In. Ctra an A. Process. French Riser, Jarraa Muinitnan dc Enwtu Panxnn, Travel- leri Jane: C. Pose I. Pa-rnsca Pownn, Buaiinwsle. Jasrics J. Fnasna. Janus Castr- ~anr.t., Jesse: ‘L. an and Aucirinann Cassi-uni.i.. Saint I-‘.leanor‘:. Criani.ns~C. Ilurt-I-. Misesuob. Janina Nae; art . »Hnnnaa-r Inst. 8; Anna: C., I-‘is-::, Cascum us Wis.- uaar llusnann. Anna. LAIKII and Pnarsci: Ansrteaux, '1" uish. . . It. WATSON.

. ‘ General Agent hr I’. E. Inland. Feb. 7th. I854.

LOOK HERB.

ANY person: wuntin COOKING STOVES. FIMNKLIN srov .5, or ranmtm-s _soiL.

ERS,ju:t call at I)o<ld's Auction Room. Queen’: Square, and they will get suited at their own prices.

-The Far-tamed Medicine l

I-IOLLOWAY’S PILLS.

SUIIPRISING CURI OF A CONFIRMED ACTH‘ IA, AFTER FIVE FEARS’ SUFFERING. The followtng testimonial has been sent to Professor Holloway, by a gentleman named lddleton, Q/‘Scotland Road, Liverpool.

Sir,—Your Pill: have lieen the means, under Pro- vidence, of restoring me to sound liealth,nltor five year: of severe uflliction. During the whole of that period, I have rutfered the most dreadful attack: of Asthma, frequently of several weeks‘ dnration.att:nd- ed with a violent cough, and continual spitting of phlegm intermixed with blood. This so shook my constitution that I was unfiited for any of the active duties of life. I was attended by some of the most eminent medical men of iliis town. but they failed to give me the slightest relief. A: a last remcd ,I tried your Pills, and in about three months they a ected a perfect cure of the disease. totally eradicated the cough, and restored tone and vigor to the chest and digestive or us.

um, Sir. your obedient Servant, (Signed H. MIDDLETON. Dated Jan. Iat, I953.

A PERMANENT CURE OF A DISEASED LIVER, or irtur runs’ l)UItA'I'ION. Copy of ii Letter frois Jlr. Gavin‘: Chenist, Yeo- cil. to Professor Holloway. _