which has o’oinruItted such rava-

' bet the did. I! uaisu e eater treat I 0 Pmllghi. 9

Vtoolsteferiisertbnia this

riaszsitnfs GAZETTE. SEPTEMBER 27.

gee in neighboring Countries ; and the labours of tho hnsbsndlnoii bore 500094 Will‘ 5“

8 $0‘ 1| ' :l;uli.idan:. “Yon wi .gdO‘ilI 00:‘. we noss5.Dl Prlivfisncelnthosergspeollifll

well as is its many hslvebouheotowode . thlsl ._ _“ atggpdy and ' or roosodrn wt

be masked ‘b'y"-‘gwlsdota endoherldon ; sag! aa- sare you I be at all times toooaietu- nicete with , and to units nay best exertions with yours the general welfare.

Vait-iatrsiotiilr.-It we had not seen a great doeloftliot sort of thing in our youth, we should have had the some users in witness- the exhibition of Ir. nnery in ledgerde- main and ventriloqulsta, so those vr so re- peated shouts of laughter and applause testitled to-nlghtaed to-moi-row

"~Ri‘iu .6 mu Errand Curr I regt ‘of a letter from Etlwfsiid .0

Ilowlo , the Indian Walk, Tobago, dated April Sytb. I p " To Professor Holloway.- Sirn-l‘,desn_i its duty Iowa to you and the

‘lie at large, to info you of s most miraculous

f t drdntul disease, dropsy, and by the use of _ was tapped live times in the course of. eight months. as sliilfally treated by two isodi iprsetitionere unsuccessfully, notwith- standing which, in six months your Pills perfectly cured me." '

_-.. To 0

" Ihseoss." old a “Country Teacher," came day's paper, but shall appear in our next. ‘ I '

Cllirloltetowa Ilortiraltaral Stcieyt.

HE .wr'winv EXHIBITION .3: I-\-uit_s.

Vegetables and Flowers, of this Society, will be'held on Wednesday, the ilth October, at the Totnporeeoo Hell.

». LIST OF PRIZES : IR UITS.

Bestbunch of Grapes, white

Do! do. tie. rod

Best 6 Peers,

Ztl do

ltesr-e wlnt‘er"l’esrs Bed don. Autarnn eating Apples ' do

Do. winter kos i do.

Id ‘ do. P-“do.

Do.» raised from seed

o. o. Best 12 Green Gages’ ‘do. ’ do‘.

Best-ll Itqsm Bossin Plains Best sort of_Plstus notlees than ll Id do. _

Id ‘ do. , lib ' do.

Best do. Baking Plslnl , . Best sort of Detaeoas

Best eslt Melon ~

Id do. glee!‘ Water Melon

°' rzosuntes. Best Cauliflower ad ’ do.

Boer Broeoli '

Boot 8Savo Csbbegss

Bestl &rl Yorh do.

Best 8 Drum tlsad do.

Best 8 of any sort do.

Beet ll Carrots for table (Long Orange) Best do Ssrly Hot-e

Best 12 Blood Dost ‘ Best I! Parsnips

Bestgdo. Selsify or Oyster Plant Best I! Oeioee Globe, white

Best do

Bast do.

Best do.

Best I! Gordon ll ‘do

do: Tree do. Potetoo Tsrnlps, white

do yellow

Beet ll Tslilo veristy '

Best I! ’.llctnatoes

Beet I2 Cepeiceme

Best I! beads ripe lndiau oora Best I dnon Elolnlots

Best 5 heads Gertie

Bee 6 heads Celery

Id’ o "

Best Pint Nasturtium

Best Pumpkin

Best Squash ~ Boat beech Parsley

Beet hunch Th

Best bench Summer Savory Best bunch Sweet Isrjonin Best bunch Sege

Bosrlot Sweet Herbs

0:060eeeoeeeeooeeoooceeeooocooooooo5 oe§eeceeooocoeoococo°°oo Nu--—nunnomumhuuuauhumwnuuuuuaauon. muudu»uwo4qodu<aqu4oo4au haoeaaeeeaoeeoeoocoeecooeoooeeeeemoa ooeaummommooaoacaoaeeaoe

ILO WERE. . zest bouquet of Garden Flowers for Table loot b'oeq:et of Gorilon Flowers for Hand ‘inset Hoses Plant in Pet

best e

lest Monthly Crimea lose Id do

most White do loot Blush do loot Yellow do ‘

o . lsrset House Plan: in Pet

0 . obew Ilehlioo, sot lam than I

‘Ii‘£‘!‘ '? 35? -£ 8'

le S ‘D“:.sbls ‘Owl flower

do , do . lost Single do ’ ‘ Llest Flowering Plant from the Gordon Best Double Hollyboclt Id .,,de lo

OO'60000000099QGOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ CDC.‘ShhUOCQCDCOUbC*l.bODDbULD~lObD~l OOOOOOOQOOOQOQGQOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOQOQ

Best of any other Preit,V able or Flower not

oop'eoorsts'r‘l'itiey ‘T oil by the jrtgges.

to t t e to es rose at not

hibitioes, be allowed 16 co: ‘ _

mains" tlypsta at tron.» «awaits. um.

- ‘ ' ' be‘ is bohro I!

----~--; . '° "" Doors tohoiqoggajp, Q‘.

" .*:..."*"""......m.,.“*'..:."°.."' 'z'“'''- '2.“

a _ mar upon our

"Ink t-tI,_I’.‘iv,r,oti.f _ ; 9 Any imam to,

500-“ E1169 5sssIisltlIe.Iodsts,osaia.ioosuo

‘I‘lshutebohdattb’sdsw. - ‘I/' _ f "V41. I l

(‘ti

‘ I I RF3OLVED.Thatth following Standing Order ofthisllooemboissortodtliroetit-iieslrieeeh of tho Newspe published in Charlottetown. for the information of the Public, vie :—

“'I‘hatnoBlll, Resolution, or other proeoedi , founded upon any application, addressed to Ids House of Assembly, be sustained by the Council, colds on application to the same elect, with such cy accompany the seine, be also

ouncil in General Assembly." CHARLES DBRISAY.

Clerk Leghlotive Coescil.

. CARD.

MISS LAWSON intends opeti' epriveto school

for the education of young dies, early in November. Information respecting terms, &c., may be obtained by application to her at the residence of her father. East end of Woytoostb Street, eeerly.op- poeite to the Gas or

20th September, IBM. All the papers.

Provincial Marine Insurance V _ COMPANY, ‘ TORONTO,’ O. W. AGENT FOR PIIICI IDWAID IILAID. an papers if BENJAMIN Davies.

~ LOOK HERE.

ANY no weutin I-‘RA KLIN STOV , or FARMEWS BOIL- ERS,justcell at Dodd's Auction Room, Queen's Square, and they will get sited at their own prices.

The Great British and Blackwood’s BONARD SCO'I'I' db CO. New York, continue

_ to Re-publish the following British Periodicals. via :

l. The London Quarterlygfleview (Coiiservative.)

I. 'I‘lIe.Edinburgli Review (Wliig.)

I. The North British Review (Free Church.)

4. The Westminster Review (Lihera|.)

5. Blaclrwood’s Edinburgh Illa tt1.ine ('I‘or .)

The present critical state of uropean a airs will render these publications unusually interesting dnrin the your I85-I. ey w’ occup a middle gronn between the hastily written news items, crude specu- lations, and flying runicurs of the daily Journal, and the ponderons Tome of the future historian, written after the living interest and excitement of tho great political events of the time shall have passed atvs . It is to tltese l‘er'rodica|s that renders must look or the only reliable history of current events. and as ouch, in addition to tlieir well-established literary, scientific, and theological cliarnnter, we urge them upon the consideration of the reading public.

rrsugetneuts are in progress for the receipt of early sheets front the British Publishers, by which we shall be able to place all our Re-prints in the hands of subscribers, about as soon as they can be furnished with the foreign copies. Although this will involve

a very large outlay on our part, we shall continne,to

furnish the Periodicals at the some low rates as here-

tofore, viz :—

Quartet-lies. gaziue I ‘

Per an. For any one of the four Reviews $8 00 For any two of the four Reviews,’ 5 00 For any three of the four llevicws. 7 00

For all four of the Reviews, 8 00 For BIitcltwood's Magazine, 8 00 For wood a three Reviews, 9 00

For Blacltwood and the four Reviews, 10 ‘O0 Payments to be made is all cases in advance.

’l‘liey can be‘ received by Mail at a very small ad- ditional postage.

N. B.—-LS6; Co have recently nb|ished,end have now for sale, the "I"'ARMI'ZRS G IDE," by Henry Stephens, of Edinburgh, end Prof. Norton, of Yale College, New Haven, complete in 2 vols, royal

pages, It steel and 800 in muslin binding, Q6.

&" This work is not the old “ Book the Farirt," lately rtescscia-aren and thrown upon the market.

George 'I‘. Heszard, agent for P. E. I.

octavo, containing I600 wood engravings. Price

Royal Agricultural Society INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION!

N Exiitsi-rtort of Domestic Manufactures and Agricultural Productions, will he held in Char- lottetown. on Wednesday, the I\'rst of November next, when PKEMIUAIS, as follows, will be

distrtbut : - Porohe best I0 ardo of Cloth, of Island wove on the Island. _hst

o- viiice of Nova Scotio or New Bruns-

III on O

wicls - - Fcrtho bost I0 yards wool grey Home- ‘ & sed

Three pairs of woollen socks, Three do woollen Gloves, Three do woollen mittens, Linen Table Cloth, ti yards Linen Towollirig _ Three Lines Sacks, capable of holding four bushels each, Bonnet, made of grass plait, list do do

co eoocoo locomo- on

0 span, milled pres l 0 0 10 do dyed do finished 1 0 0 I0 do fancy mixture. do I 0 0 I0 do She hotd's Plaid, I 0 0 I0 do twillled Flannel, . 0 l0 0 10 do pilein do ‘ 0 I0 0 l0 do omespun, women's wear, 0 l0 0 10 do wool and cotton o 0 I0 0 Piece ofCarpcting, not less than twenty yards. 3 0 9 Pair of Horse Rugs, milled, pot lees_thsn two yards square, \ ll 0 Hearth ling, made of woollen yarn, I0 0‘ o . o rags. 10 0 Woollen fancy plaid Shawl, I0 0 Do. shcpherd‘s plaid do 10 0 Do. not shawl, 10 0 Do. long shawl or scarf, ' - IO 0 Pair of thick Itllll woollen Stockings, for Overal ' 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

JGRICULTURJL PRODUCTS. For the best tub of _Butter, not less then

thirty pounds weight, 10 0 Id best do. 0 5 0 Cheese do twenty pounds 0,10 0

Id best do. 0 5 0

llalf-dozen Swede Tnrnips. 0 8 0

Do Carrots, for the table, 0 I 0 Do Roots Blood Best, 0 5 8 Do Roots of Maugold Wcrtaol, 0 I 0 Do Roots of Ptirsniss, 0 3 0 Do Ears of Indian cm, 0 8 0 Do Onions, 0 8 0 Do Apples, 0 I 0 PO UL TR. Y. For the best pnir, male and female, Dot-Icing Fuwls, mil more than one year old (alive), 0 5 0 do do Cochin Chine do 0 5 0 do db Turkeys ‘ do 5 0

Discretionary Premiums will be awarded for

each article! as may be considered worthy by the

Committee, although not enprnersted in the list.

All articles Exhibited muetbe strictly the manu- taotsrs of ‘ on the Island, with the once ice of the first mentioned in the List. In here are requested to send the articles intended fot ceoipetltlod. ,lo the Secretary, if practicable, on the day prov - y I

A Farmer’! 10st at the Globe It the host offoeso'elosbfl&fi efthoShow.

A ciiAIliId's'rlWAI‘l' leeretsry.

Coosillee Iosoififi. e. lose. _

. t .

COOKING srcves. '

' "PROSPECTUS

. - -.~ ‘ or one - SCIENTIFIC AMRIOAN. Tooth Year;-Splendid Eogroeirtgr and Prizes.- ’l‘HE '1' enth Annual Volume of this useful §:b-

lieetlsn commences on the 17th day of p-

tsstbor iio%

THE“ 8 IBNTIFIC AMERICAN” is an ILLUSTRATED PERIODICAL, devoted chiefly’ to the promulgation of information relating to the various Mechanic and Cheniic Arte, Industrial Manufactures, Agriculture, _ _ Engineering. Millwork. and Ill lnlolelll which the light of PRACTICAL SCIENCE is calcula- ted to advance. _

In general contents embrace notices of the La-res-r arm use-r Sciearirtc. MECHANICAL. CIIIIICAL, aitn Aoeicuu-t1itai., Discoveries,- with Editorial comments explaitiingz their applica- tion: eotiooe of EW PROCESS S in all bran- ches ofMattbfacturoa; PRACTICAL HINTS on Machinery : information as to STEAM, and. all processes to which it is applicable; also Mining; Millvrriting. Dyeintr. and all arts involving CHE- MICAL SCIENCE: Eneinoering, Architecture, comprehensive SCIENTIFIC MEMORANDA Proceedings of Scientific Bodies : Accounts of I-Isl-iiitions,—to¢ether with news and informationo uponTHOUSANDS OF OTHER SUBJECTS."’ - R rte of U. S. PATENTS granted are aleob publ shed ever week, including O1!ictAL_C0l'II‘-I of ell the PA'l¥EN'l' CLAIMS; these Claims are publislted in the Scientific American IN aovaitci: or ALL oriisit parties.

The CONTIIBIJTOII to .the Scientific American are among the MOST EMINENT scientific and practical men of the times. The Editorial De- partment is universally acknowledged to be con- ducted with GREAT ABILITY. and to be dil- tinguisliod, not only for the excellence and truth- fulness of its discussions, but for the fcarlesonoss with which error is combeted and false theories are ex oded. ’ _

echanics, Inventors, Engineers. Cllemlflt Manufacturers, A riculturists. and PEOPLE IN EVERY PROFE SION IN LIFE. will find the SCIENTIFIC Aatsnicart to be c eat value in their respective callinge. Its ocuiisels and‘sugges- lions will save them HIINDRLDS Ob DOL- ltl.AS annually, besides affording them ‘a conti- nael source of knowledge, the experience of which is beyond pecuniary ‘estimate. ’- . ’I'he SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN I; published once a week; every ntitnber contains ei,-glit large quarto pages, forming annually_ at coiriplete antl splendid volume. illustrated with VSl‘.V:ERAL IIUN DRED ORIGIN .\ L ENGIIAV INOS.

Terrie of bubacriptioti, one Copy, tut‘ one Year S 2. ‘

Subscriptions received by George 'l. llasznrd. Agent for P. E. Island.

Rare chance for Speculators Arid person: desirgoz‘ of Inching a safe and profi- - t

nvcstntent.

HE Subscriber intends offering for SALE, tit PUBLIC AUCTION, at his residence, at 'l‘welvc o'clock, noon, on the Second Tuesday III October next, all his V./ILUABLE RE./ll. .r1.N‘1) PERSONAL PROPERTY. Iiluateiu the Town of RICIIIIIUCTO, consisting '

About 'l‘en ‘Acres of LAND. with l front of 16 rode on the main street, and about 120 yards from the Harbour, on which are W0 good DWELLING HOUSES, well finished, with Barns, Out-Houses, and every other necessary and useful appendage at.- tached. ,

Also—-A Valuable TANNERY, being a huge and cotnmodions Building 120 by 24 feet, and I2 feet post, containing I9 Vets, Bark Mill, Stoves, &c., di.c., in good and complete working order, for carry- ing on the business.

Likewise, a Blncksmitli’s Forge, and Shoe Shop.

The above will be sold in Lots to suit purchasers, and terms iuade moderate.

Patents, Inventions, _

'1'-he Renowned Remedy !

HOLLOWAY’! OIN THIN T.

ut.csits—a case cerrirten or re: iraroa or e'os'rotr.

Co o a Letter from J. Noble, E ., Hit of

W I Boston, Lioeoleshire. "1 '0' . To Professor Honnowav,

Deer Sir,——Mrs. Sarah Dixon, of Liquorpoud street, Boston, has this day deposed before me that for e considerable period she was severely sflicted with Scrufulcue Sores and Ulcers in her arms. feet, legs, and other arts of her body‘ and although the firet of medical a vice was obtain . at the cost of a large sum of money, she obtained no abatement of endor- ing, but gradually grew worse.

Beiu recommended by a friend to try your Oint- ment, s e procured a small pot, and a x the Pills, and before that was all need, symptoms of amendment appeared. By perseveririg with the me- dicines for a short time longer, according to the dlffifi lions, and strictly adhering to your rules, as to diet, &.c', she was perfectly cured, and now enjoys the best of health. - I remain, Dear Sir, yours

' ed)

Dated Angust.l2th, I852.

AN EXTRAORDINARY AND RAPID CURI OI‘ IRYSlPELAS' IN THI LEG, AFTER ' IEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.

Copy of a Letter lrosi Jllrs. Elizaluth Yoetes, of the Post Oiice, .dldwt'cIc Rood, tuur Bognor, Sussex, dated January 12th, I858.

To Professor HOLLOWAY,

Sir,—I suffered for a considerable period froma severe attack of Erysipelas, which at length settled in my leg, and restated all medical treatment. llly sutfsrings were very great, and I nite deepnired of any permanent aiiiendtnent, when was advised to have recourse to your Ointment and Pills. I did so without delay. and am happy to say the result was eminently successful, for they effected a radical cure of my leg and restored me to the enjoyment of health. I shzill ever speak with the utmost rotifidetico of your iiit.-tlitziiics, and have rt.-cmiiitietidred them to others in this neigliborlioutl sitiiiluily afiiicted, who tlerivctl equal benefit. _

I am, Sir, your obliged and faithful Servant, (Signed) ELlZABl:l'I‘Il YEATES. C

A DREADFULLY DISEASIID ANCLE CURED

AFTER BEING GIVEN UP BY THE FACULTY, AT MALTA AND PORTSMOUTH HOSPITALS.

'I‘lie following im ortnnt communication has been for- warded to Pro essor Holloway for ‘iublication, by Mr. B. Dixon, Chemist, King-st., orwich.

Copy of a Letter from Captain Smith, of Great

Yanlloulh, dated January l9tIt, 1853.

To Mr. DIXON, '

Dear Sir,-—-I send you the particulars of a cure effected by Professor I‘lol|cwny’s invaluable inedi- 'citics:—Dlr. John \Velton, late in Her Mxtjesty’s Set- vice, in the British Fleet at Malta, bad a ver bad ulcrutcd uncle, and tiller having been iii the ltilta Hospital for six months, was sent to England as an invttlid to Portsmouth Hospital, where he remained an inniete four inotiths, there, as at Malta, refusing to have the limb amputated, he was turned out iticur-

Ile then came to Yarmouth, and was under it medical gentleman for about three months, but his

trnly_, J. NOBLE.

At this period, by my advice, he tried Hollows Ointment end Pills, which, by uuremitted application,

On the following day at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold a BUILDING LOT, in Buctouclie,‘situate be- tween Mr. Atkinson and R. D. Cutler, I-‘.sqnires, the some being 50 feet fronting on the River, and to which there is e lVharf attached, where a vessel of l,500 ions can lie alon ' e. _

'I'lisre will be sold at the same time, a great quan- tity of other articles. _

For particulars of which see Handbills.

‘ JAMES R. CREELMAN.

Richibucto, lat September, 1854.

A C

FRENCH EXHIBITION

or Agriculturiil and. Manufacturing ~ PRO UCTS.

To be opened in PARIS, on the lot of Jfay, 1555. HE following Prices will be paid for the best specimens of the articles mentioned, to se- lected,,for the purpose of being forwarded to the above Exhibition in order to secure a due representa- tion of the industrial resources of this Colon-yl.—0

For the best half bushel of When at; 0 " do. 2 rowed Barley 0 15 0

" do. . 0 I2 6

“ do. Black Outs, 0 7 6

“ do While Oats. 0' 7 8

“ do. Buck W/heat, 0 -6 3

" do. Indian Corn, 0 7 6

‘ " do. Mall, 0 to o " Half barrel ofuntmeal, ‘ l 10 0

“ do. of Pearl Barley, . 2 0 0

" Clieose not less than 25_lb weight, 8 0 0

" l0lbe of Flux, I I0 0

" “- Flax seed, 0 5 0

u 10- -- Hope, 1 o o The articles above mentioned to be shown on the

day ofthe R. A. Soctely’o Industrial Show lst Nov. when the selection will be made by Judges to be up- 'it the joint Committee nominated by the Government and by the Society. ’ A liberal rice will be paid for Slabs of Black nrled and Bird-eye Mnple. Also, for Indian manufacture, for particulars, application to be made to the undersigned. By order oftlle Committee, _ CHARLES S'l‘l£W AR'l‘. Soc’y R. A. Society sti. August, 1354.

To Licensed Teachers. TEACHER of either the First or Second Class is wanted for the School in Hillsborough Dis- trict, Charlottetown. Application to be made to William Cendall, Esq. or to BERTIIAM MOORE. See

I’. to the Trustees. ldih Sept. I854. 2 Isl

LL- persons holding Correspondence with Mr.

Jesse Wiii'ri.ocx, B. C. Minister, will please address to Vernon Iliver instead of Georgetown, its form: y.

TO BE RVANTS. ANTED ti cod clean COOK, who can be well recommended. Apply at Geo. 'I‘. Ilaszasifs Boob-store. Iinx

Celebrated Horse "washout." ‘OR SALE, veto contract, that eelebrsted HORSIW k,abest 10 heads high, tivs ears .o|d-'-warranted eoen — r we, wtli black lqs, use and tail. This henddtlitie Ind use- ratliorssw 'IltteestI'sIrst pthe can as a three

a ‘~ ‘rattle N.'ItAltlll. sqmssorts.iss_t. as

1

5' (B

the ulcers, and restored him to perfect

a lion‘ arrortisiiizto cults: or solotlmous »

anclc became so much worse that all hope was lost. I

Sale or stoci, etc. DY JAIES IOIIIS.

‘at: sow -Public we-riots. llott-‘ -ad-Ir’-3iJa‘h7h‘-‘div-ztc'ai'vK' '1': "'§i.'i'I<i'.t.:i' "' r . V II

Clt0P,vla: ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' Loero-——A pore brfl Derhstn lung, 3 pg. 375'’ .'-."‘°"2‘.‘ ‘J. I"'i3}’3’.i'i"i'i3u'-"..’.' ‘ 3"” tleody £:ster 63",-'&c.'.&e." ' ' .' Luut’ ' ‘h;«Hc,(Ir t .so-‘rho-é$“us: as . or is are e 3' rip“!-_, V§}i;i7»‘~“.:i.?’ ." " "* '3‘>"'° 9'7" We ‘ t—d , b .. _ jug _- ¢‘*¢r."r:-8,’<.l:" ilfixirihifidaiih do. F" Blaelt-ry—8_yeers, l"cslve this Antonie,

....n

3

Bwo Lesson, 1 do. pore _ ed doatbdime KAI. » 5} Acres superior two-pow BARLEY, I0 Acres OATS, siiexceflont crop. ~ ' g ~ hreshed Q] ' s Tons HAY, . i cut ii:ii,Tu"< .',. 1 Powerful Screw Cheese‘ ‘eon, gie Lantern with slides I to.‘ ' “'- aplrlin S'I0ll_l*‘..__ ',°_ . . _ .. eass.—A|l seine over £8 three tsotltlls. IVE :12 our mouths credit, on approved Sale at ll o'clock. . »

O

.1 o , Charlottetown Royalty, Sept. ‘NJ,

, . .~...~.'vi Steam and Gr'ist..Mil1- ' 3’i"k.'t 6‘°-I 5‘.°.e ,. BY JAMES. NORRIS. ' To 3!! son), by AUCTION, onfirti y,.sa October.‘ -t 10’ o'clock, at in. can oats‘, corner Queen and Water Street. 1 Steam Enema. 25 bone power, saitalile for a Gangofssws. '

‘s

35 ll. Brick, ‘ I,

1 Pair French Burrow Stones,

I ‘Pair Shelling Stones, ’ ‘ With a large quantity of other Machinery. Charlottetown Sept. 6th, I854. Isl&Ex_'

Freehold Farm‘ ‘ for Sale

-/IT C1 DISH. .

0 BE SOLD at AUCTION, on'TueIIay the