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NOVEMPIER 24.

l POLICE C()Ult'I‘.

Nov. l4—Joliii King, drunk and disor'derly,l convicted ﬁned 5s. with 2s. (id. i‘«v.~'i.-4 or be im-

risoncd 48 hours.

P ]5.—Andre\v Doyle, for assziiili on Charles- Thomas Welsh, and t.‘harli~s l‘..oiii.i.-i -\ elsh and James Dewar for assault on .\lii-.....-l Caiupiou .—c;tsivs entered into, but u\viii;; Li these cases beinv connected with oili--i-- \\'«i-"I -in the par- ties iavere too ill to atti-nil the '.~-Uri. jutlgluentﬁ were di-ferred till a fir.-ire ll .i.

l6.—Siis:iu Cnrpeiitir ior .i.\.-ulllll -Ill Ann illite- Donald-, convicted, liimd Ins. \\'ll.iI costs or be imprisoned 14 days-—-coiiiiiiitt-.--l.

l7.—(.‘-atliarine ljutler, luv aissi-ilt on Mary Peters, convicted, lined 10s. with l‘.’. 9d costs or be committed for I0 do 1. ‘

Mary Ann Slatter or assault Ull Mary Pc- ters, convicted, tips 5:. with 12s. ‘J-i. costs or be committed for 5 it s.

l9.—Mi3liai‘ail Sndko, Indiap, for desecration of the Lor ‘s it —on view o ‘ his \Vorshi the Mayor—liried loys. or be iinprison.--l 5 ditljys-- committed.

Thomas Powers for assault nil .\mlrew Wat- son, arties settled out ail’ L min.

0 ert Duncan, for trtesipissi :m.v| uggiyult on Charlotte Lartei-——not prov.-il.

20.—Martin Bayley, for II'r‘~'lol*l{ ihoutiuid- ni ht on Government llous: gr ... |IIi' w|.i;|.eg- be had inadvertently stra_ycd——.nil 'i‘i'd to pay jail tees.

Thomas Connors (in cliar,-.-_-e o" I’ Il.|I0 Consta- ble lleggs) for assaulting iiis \\‘ili'. out as she did not appear to prosecute he vi-...~i digmigged with an admonition.

2t.—I’.i.trick Connolly—.>nr~ nus‘ iinped pint measuro—convictcd, ﬁned Ills. Willi coins.

D. b‘tewart—-three uristauipeil ueiglits, con- victed, lined 30s. with costs.

Alex. .\l:tcKoiizie—two uiistiiiipi-d weights, convicted, tiiiod 20s. with costs.

John Scott—ono unstainpoil ivei-,5‘-t ordered to pay costs, said weight liaving been assayed and stainpeil, but from improper use the stamp be- came obliterated.

F Councillor for the week, 'l'iioni.is Pethick .spuirc.

C().VVlCTIO\'S.

On the 13th Noveinher, .\Iichaol C.inipion was convicted before Robert lliiti-liiiisoii. Thomas Pethicl: and Donald Mclsanc, I‘l‘lll’S , 3 of Ilcr Majesty's Justices of Peace for Quci-ii‘s County, of an ns.:::iiilt on Joii:i.than .\|arieli.iii;ir, and lined 70s. with 1283. costs. or to be iiiiprisonod two months.

. At the same time, i\liohai~l (.“|lIl)Il-ifl was con- victed before the same Justices. of air assault on David l!.ieli:trdsoii Alder, Mziie iii’ Scliooncr ‘_‘ Azoll',” and lined 30s. with 2'Js. costs, or be iinprisoncd l ruontli.

1 Defendant has moved the above decisions to

the Supreme Court.

On Thursday the Silrl/i of Decrmhcr, llA'l‘ valuable and well wooded block ofliind containing about 250 acres, eight miles from Charlottetown. on the St. Peter's ltoail, next to Dr. Boswa|l’s, will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, December 6th, at 12 o'clock. 'I‘erms made known

1 . Ball Iinportatioiis. Queen Street Clothing House. Ill". SUllSCIIlllI'IltS have received per llarque Sir Jllcitlillhllr, from London, and ./llujeslic

‘from Liverpool, their fall supply of Ilrilish Goods

wliicli they now oll'er for sale at the lowest possible prices for caiih. M‘NU'I"l‘ i\: BROWN. ALIO on HAND Illacking, Black

'l‘e:i, Sugar, Starch, lend,

Curraiits, lluisins, &c. I PAPER HIAIVGINGS I —.rus‘r iii-:cr:rviin— 3,300 PIECES FROJI BOSTON, And for Sale by IIASZAIID 65 OWEN. Aug. 16, I855.

BV R0 YAl.aLl'2'l"l‘l'2RS PATENT.

THE HYIDROMAGEN, on WA'l‘I‘.llPIt00l‘ A N'rr-coNsviuP'|'ivl: C 0 It K S O L E S , Manufactured by ll.tnc.iiun'r Bii.u>r.s:Y Gt Co., 38, Ann Street, N. Y., iind at l.oiidori and Manchester, England.

VPIIE lIYDI{0.\lAGE.N' is a valuable discovery

for protecting the feet frorii damp or cold, and tlierefore ii preventive of many Lung diseases, with- out any declaring whatever. The llydromagen is in the form ofa sole, and worn inside the boat or in too. Its iiimiiciiled character is a powerful antidote to disease.

For Gentlemen it will be found agreeable, warm, and healthy, to wear in the coldest or raiiiiest. wea- her. as the foot cannot become wet, if the Hydrome- gen is inserted.

Ladies iiiny wear the lightest soled boots or shoes in the most incleincnt wratlier with impunity; while consumption, so prevalent niiioiig the young of our country, rnay be tliwaried by goni.-raladoption. The entirely snpcrwle over-slices, as ilie latter cause the feet to perspire in ii. very unhealthy rnanner; and, be- sides, are not dangerous wear to pedestrians in icy weather, like Indii rubbers. \Vhilo the latter cause ilio feet to appear extremely large, the Ilydrornagen, being merely a thin slice ol cork prepared, peculiar! placed inside, does not increase the size ol'tlie boot. or cause the foot to appear untidy.

To (.‘liildi'en lliey are c.\tri.-nicly viilualile, as they may t3ll,'.',ilgi: in «exercise, with con.f.nt and healthy ef- fects. 'I'lii-.ir expense is so slight as to scarce noed riiention; besides tlioso who patroiiise them will liiid their yearly iloc!nr‘sl1t'i" iii.-ich iliziiiziislierl thereby.

As the Ilydro-nagen is liocoiniiig more known, its sale is iiirreasing to an almost incredible extent. Last year in Lonilon, .\l:iiii-h:-ster, Iiiniiinginiin, Liverpool, Glasgow, Lei-.ds. llulilin, Paris, Antwerp, Ilainburgh, and llerlin, our salvs renclied the almost incredible number of l,7:;2,-150 pairs of cork soles. This year lie number will far surpass that.

Ask the Fiiculty tlieir opinion of their value as a preventive for CUUGIIS, COLDS, BRONCHL 'l‘IS, AS'l‘ll.\lA. and Ct,)NSl‘li\lP'I‘lON.

Ieii’s size, per pair, 2s 3d. Ladies’ do. do, ‘ Bo 's‘ and .\lisses'do. ls (id.

No1'rcr-:.-—-I"roin the Retail Prices we make a very liberal allowance to Jobbers and \Vholesalers, so that airy storekecper can make it line proﬁt on their sale, whilcthey are an article, that may be kept in any

at sale. store, among any class of goods. JOHN ARCH, ,\]'|)(_)_VA[,[), For voriiis, apply to IIARCOURT. BRADLEY, « L 81, Co. ‘IS Ann Street, New York. Uct. 29iii, 135.3. -lw ‘°°n __ _____A _ ,________ A A V ~—-»— FAIRBANKS’ FURNI'i‘URE WAa:3.‘.-.’XOUS}.‘.‘. Em mmmn AVING opened an I"."IfllIll.\\lllll"'iI l'l the new 5 liiiildinvv one door l.':l."oI of the rr-'iili-ice ifilie ., ‘ -‘ V Hon. (‘ii-zoiiaii: C.0l.Eis, he is |)It'pIf .l to sizll iit a (J ‘A’ L 5 9

prices less than in any oilier cstalili-li:iieni in the

C 9 M FURNITURE of all kinds.

Ile has now on |i:ind a large iissoriinciit of—llair- stalled, spring—bottoiii b'UF.\S, (niahogniiy and blncl: walnut.) various liiiiidsoiiio patterns, at prices ranging from £5 up to L‘ "

L(IUNGl‘lS;——l‘.irlor, |i:iir-stiilfed, spring-bolioin CHAIRS, (in'iliog:iiiy.)

Best Grecian c:ine -bottoiii CIIAIRS,

Cane-brick ROCKING CIIAIIIS, flu.vui‘cd;—- various other patterns caiio-seiiied (Jliairs; all kinds of wooden ditto; otlice ditto; Settees; Settee Cradles; Window Sears and ladies‘ Work Tables; Looking Glasses; Bcdstcads; Window Blinds and Paper Hangings.

All other kinds of IIOUSEHOLI) I-‘URNITURE

made to order, at the shortest notice. All kinds of

American Furniture repaired; cane-bottom Chairs

ro-seated. oil. 5, I855. Isl. 6r Adv. 4i. each.

COMMISSION MERCHANT and General Agent. TIIE undersigned having good Shop, Collerage and Warehouse room, offers his services as General Agent an Commission Merchant, would attend to the purchase and shipment of Produce. &c. RIs'ir.iu-:Ncr:s.—llonbls. .lAMs:s l’it.uu:. . Ipirn, I). BRIZNAN, “ Crras. Yourm, W. B. Drum, lIsq., Am. Con. Agent.

. ' OF ALL VAltIE'l‘IES. Warehouse, 34 Kilby Street. BOSTON.

G-REENLBAF 6:. BROWN, Aer-:iv1'ii. ltailroad, Hay, Coal, and Fziriiicrs’ SCALES set in any part of the Prnvinci-s by experienced work- Gin

rncn. Sop. Sill, I855.

APOTHECARIFS’ HALL. ' '' Established

HOUSE, 1810. CHARLOTPETOWN, MAY, 1855. T. DESBRISAY 8r. Co. AVE just received, per late arrivals from Lon- don, Dublin, United States and Halifax, their Supplies for the Season, comprising, in the whole, an Extenrivc and Varied Assorhncnto/' DRUGS & CHEMICALS, PERFUIIERY, Brushes, Combs, Soaps, and other Toilet requisites; Paints, Oils, Colours, and Dye Stuffs; Fruits, Spic . Confectionery, Medicated and other Lozenges; with all the Patent Medicines in repute, and every other article usually kept at siinilar Estnlilishmonts in Giant Britain (Sec ./Ipolhecaries’ Hall ./Iuoertiur.) The wliolo of which the can wiili conlidenco roconimcnd to the public, arid. if quality be considered. at as low,

GI-IOIKGI-I MOORE. Slralford llotel. opposite Cliarlotietown, ! zld Nov. 1855. Isl. Ex. Ad. Zine. I

if not lower prices. than they can be p|'ocrI3t.I in the Market. Charlottetown, Mayl2, I855.

‘ 1 LONDU bl IIOUS i.. E _ Fall I855. 1'. Sir .‘1Ioririii/u'_/roiii Luiidon um! .}l!ay’4'.,-tic ‘ V _ -_/i'0IIt Lii:ei'pooI.

7 VIII‘: biilisprilier has coiiipleteil his I“.ill ~?ii:, ply . .. nl Ilflllsil .\li.-reliaiitlize. now lorining one oi" the Intel ctleiisivo and general stocks in the iiiailiet— (“’l||'3lI Will he sold on the most niodcrate ierins for l’“”“l" P‘‘)'""-‘“l. 1! lil-oriildiseouiit made to whole- sale Cu.'lIitllll.l~',) miiipiisiiig every variety in Ladies’ ‘l"‘“ ""|lt‘""l+ H! uxlrmmliimrv low iirice.-i—L:idies’ riianiles and boniiets in tho niiwest styles, trim,-ilier with it large iissoilaieiit of i\lilliiiery—-l.;idiug-' gets i'_l‘"“’ "'“"f"- Ifilbli-'. Illlull. niink, squirrel and other ‘“'-"‘i Clouliiiig in great v:iiiet_i , cloths ii large assort- inent, bliinlci-ts, prints, iiliiiiings, c.-ii-paring, lmu,-ih N181}. crumb cloths, hosiery Il:|I)8l'lIlISIl0I'y, ribbons ll clioice scletijoii, silk velveis, triiiiriiings III great Vurlvly, r_e:iily_ innde clotliing all sizes, boots and Ilioes, satin slippers, oil lloor cloth, with a great variety of other goods.

.4 so _ A large assortment ofbardwiire, and groceries ofull kinds, teas very cheap, to be li_nd at the Subscriber‘: SW79. hreiit (ieorge Street, opposite the Catholic

Chapel. H. HASZARD. Charlottetown, Nov. Int, 1855.

C A U T I O N I

W'llIlRE:\S, SARAH IKOPER, it servant in my employ, has left my service without fulﬁlling er eng_agi:rnent, il_ii.~i is to caution all persons from employing the. said S/iiuit Roi-zit, without her producing a written discharge, otherwise, they will

be prosecuted as the Law directs.

GEO. 'I‘. HASZARD.

Church of England Prayer Books. ASZ.\ltD St. OVVEN have received II large , ly of the above and are prepared to go“ them at ilie following low prices, viz. Ruby 32nio_ Cloth, Gilt Edged, Is 6d. “ Capo Morocco, Enibossed richly Gilt, 3s. Morocco, -ts (id. Minion 3‘.!nio. Roan, Iiinbossed, Gilt Edged, 3s. Nonpareil 32mo. 3s. ica 2»Iiiio. 5s 6 Svo 9s. Calf. 1'2» Gd.

N EW GOODS. Fall 1855. iii‘. Ships Isabel and Jllirjcslic. from Liverpool,

and Sir ./lleiunder from London, the Subscri- bers have received -

305 Packages British & Foreign Goods, and 10 'l‘oiis ll.\l{ IRON, carefully selected by one efllic Firm, uliich, wiili their Stock on Hand, they can contiileiiily ri-coiriincnd to their customers, and the public, as tioiids of the best desuipfio.-i, at very cw prices, for pioiiipt payment. \Vholesalc Pur- chasers will find it to their advantage to select from

TO BE LET,

‘HE I)Wl'lI.I.lNG HOUSE and Premises I’ _ Governineiit House, at present oocupiexy Captain lieuzelcy, ciiiisisiiiig of a Dwelling House yvliicli oniiziiiii-4 a spacious Iliriing-rooin and Drew- ing-rooin, ltr.-..lil'ast-moiii. 7 Bed-rooins, large Kit- C It'll. .\.‘i.-rv.ini‘s Hall, 3 a‘ervant’s Bed-rooiiis, Pantry, lJ'|'|lUT. l"roiii-porcli, large Eniriince Ilail, large Iiinw lliill, lliicla-porcli. 2 Back entrances, Back and Front "I-"Ill"-Case. Scullt-I’_\', Puni i and \’Vasli-Ilousn, I.uin. ber-room, and a splendid 6 rooined cellar.

A large and coinniodions Conch-liouse, 3 stalled Stable, Ilarness-room, ow-liouse, large Hay-loft an_il Grain-room, Manure-yard, large Kitchen garden \VIl.ll Fruit iret-s,8tc., Flower garden, elegant front entrance and carriage drive, ii large l.awn running down to the Harbour with convenience for keeping boats, &c. Extensive plantation of young trees of all kinds, large ltoot-house, Wood and chopping house, and a spacious and coinmodious yard.

There are front and back gates facing on dilferont Streets, and is never failing well of water on the premises.

This splendid Mansion from its situation corn- niands the ﬁnest view of any house in Charlotteiowll, and from its proximity to Government House and other advantages the Subscriber conliilenily otfers it as the most elegant, comfortable and desirable resi- dence tor a gentleman's family in or near Town- For further particulars apply to

DAVID WILSON, Richmond Street Sept. oiii.-1854. 4

ALL persons indebted to the Estate of the late I)ONAI.l) McDUNAI.D,Gleniilad:ile, are re- quested to settle their Accounts immedintcly,or steps

must be taken to enforce payment. JOHN ARCH. .\IcDONALD, Agent.

Oct. 13.

City Tannery, No. 12, Grafton Street.

-BOOB SALE at the above establishment- 800 sides Neat’s Leather, 300 sides Harness Leather, 200 i-‘ides light Sole Leather, Goo C,'ilf-skirts. _ N. I5.—I"our-pence half-penny per pound will be paid for any quantity ofGreen llides. " \V‘.\l. B. DAWSON. October 20.

To be Let for a term of Years,

HAT highly cultivated Iistalo known by the '

name of Kensingion, the property of Captain llenzeley, and at present in the occupation of Mr George Beer. For particulars apply oi the oﬂice of T. Ileath llaviland, Bi-q., Barrister at Law.

Union of the Colonies

AND THE . Organization of the Empire.

this S'I‘O(.‘I{, which consists of—- 7 Cases, 3 bales Ready-inade CLOTHING, 8 'I‘runles Iinots .-nu Shoes, 56 Clients, and 20 half do. prime Congou Tea, 25 cases Ladies‘ Dress Materia s, 15 do Silks. Velveis, Plushes, 'I‘iimmings, Rib. bons; llabcrdiishery, Ilosiery, &c., &c. 5 cases ’l‘ownsend’s Hats an Caps, 1 o Brushes, I do Toys, 2 do Gloves, 4 bales Cloths, l bale Wedding, 2 do Shawls, -I ' do Cotton \V:irp, 25 boxes Soap. 7 packages Paints, Oils, Vurnishes, &c., 30 do IltO.V\lONGI-IIIY, 2 cases Jewelry and Fancy \iViires, 3 do (lil Floor Cloth,2 dn. I"urs 5 bales Carpetiru: and Woollens, 6 do Lino.-ii ltiapers. &c., 3 do grey 1'nliooes, 3 do. white Ciilicoes, 2 do striped Shiriings, Packages Rice. Ginger, Currants. Raisins, crushed Sugar, fllllalilfd, Blue, Indigo, Starch, Wash- ing and Baiting Powders. Ten Tons assorted

BAR IRON. D. St. G. DAVIES.

0ci.26ih.

Fall 1855. Duncan, Mason 8‘ Co. .!l'.VC.'7ESSORS TO‘

A. .5. J. DUNCAN .5. co.

ENERAI. Importers wholesale and retail have JUST l{|'1CIIIVl‘ID,c.r llarque Isabel, a large

GOODS

SUITABLE FOR THE PRESENT AND APPROACHING SEASON.

Brick Building, corner of Queen and Dorchester

St. Fur Caps,

assortment of-

Streets. City of Charlottetown, Oct. 8, I855. ‘.,_ , _, ,_, .. . _

Superior Cooking Stoves‘

Scotch Gastmgs.

UST RECEIVED by the subscriber, from Glas- gow, a quantity iit‘Cooking Stoves, Cannon pad Close Stoves. (all sizes); Wilkie's Plough Mounting, Door Scrapers, Umbrella Stands, Sash \Veiglits, Cart and Gig Boxes, Pot Metal, and a variety of other (Tastings. 'l‘he siinerior quality and durabilit of these Castings are well known to the public. '10 be

had at the Store of HENRY HASZARD. Ch. Town, Grc it George-St. - October 28d, 1855,

HE SPEECH on the Union of the Colonial delivered by the Hon. Joseph Howe in the Nova. Scotia Legislature, in February I854, together with the Hon. Francis Hincks' REPLY to said Speech, and Mr. Howe’: LI:‘.'l"I‘I".R. in Reply to Mr. Hinckl —the whole forming a pamphlet of eighty pages, has just been published, and is now for sale at Home wen’: Book Store. Price One Shilling and threepence. , Sept, 27, 1855.

° i 3 ° i i

Bargains . argains . .

T the Subscriber's SALE ROOM, opposite MI. I’eake’s Store,-

6 most approved American COOKING TOVES.

5 large Wood Stoves, (second hiind,)

4 casks BRANDY, I0 bbls. Ship Bread,

1 coil 6 inch Shroud Rope,

1 set Standing Rigging. (second hand) for a Vessel of 60 tons, I Windlass Rim and Falls,

H0 bars 3}, 300 do. 3, 130 do. 1 inch, 27 do. 1} inch Round IRON, and 75 bars of that and square reﬁned ON.

Tunas.-—Cash on delivery.

BI-ZNJAMIN DAVIES.

October 16, l855.——Ex -Ii ’

Butter, Wool Gt Sheepskins. .'IlI‘IE Subscriber will pay Cash for Butter, Wool and Sheep Skins. ROBERT BELL, Charlottetown, P. E. I. June 9th 1855. 6 m

R SALE.

A valuable Leasehold Property for 999 years, at one shilling per acre, formerly the property of .lAiirs'.s BAoru:r.r., deceased, situated at Bedeque. Lot 26, near Mr. William Strong's; the farm con- tains one hundred Acres good land, one half under a state of cultivation, with a house and burn thereon. and ii good spring of water near the door and abur

dance of fine wood and ﬁring on the same. If it an accomodation to the purchaser, one half of_ the ur'chase money may remain on interest for a time- lI“or further arliculars apply to John R. Gardiner. Bedeque, or \Vil|iam Dodd, Charlottetown.

To be Let, HAT excellent Stand, known as the “Manches-

ter House," Sdney Street, possession given

' ‘ l. A I .- ""m°dm°y Pp ciiis ARCH. l\lcDONALD.