CARD. JOHN CAIRNS, GABFITTEB. PLUIBEB, AND COPPER.- SI

(fest-st. lino doors frost ﬂu Hon. G. Cola’ ) AVING served for many years in the works of Gas Companion both in the City of Olasgow

and in other large towns in Britain. and having been the ﬁrst to introduce Gas into this City, in War- soit's Drug Store, Reddin‘s Buildings. it can ago J. C. hopes by asriiduity and puactuslti to merit a share of public patronage in t '

Orders executed with neatness and ties etch.

Tinware and Stove Piping always on has .

Force Pumps. dtc. repaired.

November 14. I856.

ROYAL OAK! ROYAL OAK!

HE Subscriber grateful to the Public for the

T liberal patronage bestotved on him in his former Establishment, begs leave to acquaint his City friends aud the travellirtg public generally that lie has opened that corninodious and ple‘-istilitly Illllaled house lately occupied by Ms. Lawiilrtca‘. Wait- stlrt (Painter) and adjoining the residence of Da- vin S1 cwarr, ’.sq., an INN. under “'0 lame 0“ name; and as nothing shall be wanting on his part to make his customers comfortable he hopes fora continuance of the support so generally given him. JAMES UI"I-‘l:‘.Il. Charlottetown. Nov. I5, I856. xlm

FOR SALE—l\'ine tliorougli-bred LEICESTEIK RAM LAMBS. ’ J. MYIIIE IIOLL,Kenwtth.

Nov. I4, 1856.

AUCTIONS,

Cows, Oxen and Heifers.

0 he sold. on Tuearlny. tho lStlt instant, at

Ilillsliorongh Hill, the residence o .. I.

\Vurthy, Esquire, ﬁfteen iiiiles front Cliarlottetotvri,

on the St. Peter's Road, commencing at It o'clock, the surplus—

STOCK. on the Farm. —Comprising

4 Cows (in calf), I six-yo.-rr o'tl OX. (half fat),

2 Ilcifers rising 3 years old, I ditto rising 2 years,

20xen rising 3 years, I three year old llull, also

a very strong Ilor.-ie together with sundry t|IIlt.'I'

articles. Sale positive, unless the day is very unfa.

vorable. II. \V. LOBB.-\N. Auctioneer. Nov. I0, 1855.

Sale of Freehold Property. 0 BE SOLD by AUCTION. on ’I‘UI:ZSI)AY, ilie 18th day ofNov:Ma:n nertt,nt 12 o'clock. noon. on the Premises, l.U'I‘ No. 45, in the second hundred of Lots in this Cit . in BUILDIN in accordance with the fol owin plan. For further articulars, apply to the I onoruble .loss:i-it Ilnnsnev, or to the Owner on the Pit-mites. I). M'PIlEII. Oct. 21, I856.

3:"

9‘

84 feet ,_

—TtTr7§T__“__

B c is . a 3, £ 5. o _____._ 3 '5‘ «II feet ,5 st 2 c "i 3 ft =3 2 .1 ' ——-- in 1"

.i.uu.i.s auomtoiii

AUCTION. R. B. DAVIES will offer for Sale by Pu tic Auction on TUESDAY,the 18th instant, at 3 o'clock, p. m.,

Iix Eligible Sites for Business Ystsnds, in Stratford. at the ferry. immediately o posits the City of Charlottetown. For p ans an parti- s_alars apply to Mr. 8. Davies, or to the under- si

e . Also for Sale. tvro I-‘ARMS, one of about 70 acres, and the other of I00 acres. JOHN BALL. November, 8th, 1850. 3ins. Ohatn Pump Fixtures!

CHAIN. for Pain

as. 1- EOBGI-1 T. HAS ARD.

e above me. '

G I.0'l‘S T

I-IASZAR.D’S GAZETTE NOVEMBER 15.

Extensive Sale at Auction.

WILLIAM DODD. Vl‘O BE SOLD b PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Premises in UMMERSIDE VILLAGE. Be- deque. on WEDNESDAY. the I0tli day of DE- CEMBER nest, the whole of the Subscriber's

REAL ESTATE.

in this Island. consisting in some 50 VIL LOTS in said Village. in which is included about 900 feet along the Shore ofthe Harbour of Bedeque, w rich is laid out in \VA'l‘Elll.O'I‘S and the front secured with a Breast-work of considerable ex.

enso, and on which is the best location in the ' age for a Wlisrf. On part of these Lots stands two DWF.|.I.ING II0llSEi. one S'I'0l{l‘i and \VARE- HOUSE. and one Carriage Factory. which will be sold with the Late on which they stand

Iriiiirediately adjoining the Village is it Form of about 90 Acres 50 of which is in a good state of cul tivation,aiid the balance well covered with a splen. did growth of Beech and Maple. There are also a large BARN, a srriall I"Al{-M llO SE,0ut House. a wall and a ltirge Spring of Superior VI'nter oti the premises. This I"artii being situated on the north side of Iledeque Iltry, and gradually descending south to srtid Village, renders its Iocatiori pleasant; and its it cornniandri a full view of the Straits With New llruiisttick, iii the distance, makes it a very desirable site for residence, conscqueritly it will he sold in 5 to I0 Acre Lots, or in the it hole. as trray best suit purchriscrs, ll large union of which. IIt\Vt- ever, will he required to supply the growth of the Village. tltis property in point oflrteauty, for privati- resideiicns and convenience for all sorts of Pisliiog. Shipping, &c , is second to itoriein the Islntrd. Much might be said of the iii.iiiy lru-tiiiess udvatittigcs &c-. 0f Stlllllllcraltll‘, and of its proximity to Sliediac, the terminus ofthe Ilnilrnntl.

Also art the same time lIlltI place, will he sold 300 Acres of l.:\.\'lJ on I.ot 8; I00 Acres on Lot 3; I00 Acres on Lot I5; and also, the freeltold of tvie I"AlI .\l.". on I.ot 25, under Lenses and |i;l_\‘ll|_', nrin:r- iilly £9 Ha currency rent. The w role oftliis pro- perty will positively he sold, in Lois and portions to suit piii‘Ih:i.-‘era, it d nti rt-asonal-le lt‘.l‘lll*. (loud Titles will be given to all the said I’rorrr-rtv. For further paiiticulnrs, apply to Mt-ssr-i Iil~Il-IR &, SUN, (‘,|i:irloIit-towit. or to I’ Il:\I\'I‘lR. II.-q , B.-doqu.;_ with whom plans of said Villige property cart I»-

J. \Vl".A'l‘lIl-llllilli.

October 7, I356.

No. 8.

Queen-street. No. 8.

REMOVAL!

TIIE SIVBICRIDER IIAS RI-‘MOVED III! EXTENSIVE

Stock of British and Foreign

r) s, E: “J. II'.," Elizabclli, Isabella, riirrl ./Ilbion, O the Store fortiierly occupied li Mn. ‘ (Exotics: roost, n ew doors higher up. wlircli Iiftlllllles. he has remodelled and retitled; and liavrng now increased facili.ies for the nccoiniiio- .lation of his Custoiners. he trusts to he favored with it continuance nftlieir patronage. _ _ III: also lregs to intimate, that he is daily expecting it further supply, to complete his Fall lmportations, all of which will be disposed of at the lowest cash prices. }',';g,=3‘0bserve. No. 8, Q-lt:Qn‘v Cliarlottetown, Nov. II, 1836.

Cod Liver Oil. ‘VARIlAl\"I'l'.li l'ure viiid I“r=-'sli, stild by the Iiottle, or in any quantity wisliotl \I'.

it. \i'}t'i'0N.

Street, l\lOltRlS()N.

A @_:é3_l32»IDo

I V[lA'I‘ great dcsideratum to tho public-—a

I Iltiiik—li.iviag been litippily nrgnniscd,—tliei Sunscnietn will now turn his iitterition nroro

I particularly to the various brrtr t".ll(‘S of his profes-

gsiort, ntid cart be consulted at his Cliamlit-rs be-

ltween the hours of III and 2 o‘clock dnil

uoeeeoeeV

Y. ClIAlll.I-LS YOUNG. Clnirlottctown. Nov. 5, I8.’i6.—Is., Ex. 8!. Adv. 4w} ‘ v\~\»\.~

1itt.“A.”.ionNsioNts American Anodyne Liniment.

FOR. the cure of Coughs, ‘Colds, Iriﬂucnza, llrnn-

chitis. Asthriin. I.’nin in the Sides or Drenst.

Rheuniatism.Crarnp to the‘ Stomach, Spitting tr blood. and all Lung Cotnplntiits. Manufactured by

b‘ I. S. JOHNSON. Bangor, Maine

DR. JOHNSOITB AMERICAN ANO- DYNE I.INIH_ENT-

an entirely vegetable prspnrltlollt P|'°RI|‘°<_I '3'“!

intended for Internal and External application. The Inventor of this article wits in the constant ractice of medicine for 20 yosrI._ ﬁnd P)’ 3 '0“! course of ex eriments upon the various diseases for which this inirnrnt is recoirimended, he became erfectly satisﬁed of its eliicacy. and otfers it with full conﬁdence to the atllicted. as the result of ill!

' d b If .

|°':fIri:i:s'i::: irlion (itnIIIf|‘('IIl.I'tI medicine. 8|“! 0"- joys the singular privilege of being known and pit- uonized by a large portion of the medical I'sculty, wherever it has been introdnc , _ With the firm conviction that it is the best remedy

Ur . FIXTUR -—I‘or Sale Ii (3 Oct. 1, II“.

of the present age for all diseases for which it is

. . | recommended. the proprietor oﬂ'ers his Lrniment to; the Public, not doubting that it will sustain the ltigh ' reputation it has already acquired We do not allirrn that this article is a cure for the ten thousand illsl humanity is heir to; but let those who are stllicted‘: with the following di-eases, try it, and W0 cm assure theni.tliey will ﬁnd relief. _ _

Inﬂammation ofttre Broncliia or Bronchitis, Rose- Cold, Catarrh, Ilsrd dry Cough. Whooping Cough. lloarsensss and cotnmnn Cold, Pain and Soreness in the Lungs. Stomach and Sides. caused b lilting or otherwise. Asthma. inﬂuenza, for Sore ' ‘hroat and Weak Lungs, for Chronic Diarrlina,'cnusod by Rheu- iriatism in the bowels. for Cratnp in H10 3l0m||¢h. 70! Stranguarv. Gravel and Stone, Blind Piles, &c.

Externally it will have the most happy eﬂbcts. in all cases where any other Liniment would be used, especially for Rheumatic Atl'ections._ Chilblains, Cltapped Hands and Sore l.ips;it is a sovereign remedy for the bites of flies and other insects. There is notltirtg of equal etlicticy to this for Horses rind Uxeo where they are corked, cut. bruised, strained or clinfed by the harness, and it possesses more than double the power of any other Liniriierit.

Irrﬂaiiirrratiori of the Ilronehiu or Bronchitis, for

the cure of this disease it Irns er-n wonderfully successful. 'l'liose who had crises at long continuance have found permanent relief. S. It \V:iid, Esq., (No. I0 Court Street, llosion) who had a case of three _\‘t>itrs' strtrrding hzis kindly permitted us to refer to him itt proof of the ellicricy of this valuable int-tlicne; also in the case of it llose-Cold. This cold coint-s on when the flowers Irloorn in the spring. and coiitiiities till the I6'tIlr'('.l full in _-\triumn__ifi|,i,, disease is not attend:-d to in season. it ends in con. sumption. ‘Pulse of the Liriiriiertt arcordiirg to direc- tions. and ii ituro will rosnlt. Catnrrh, and noise or confusion in the head nroy be cured by at faithful trial of this I.iniment; drop one or two drops in each car at iriglit before going to lied. and take it internally according to directions.

In all l‘ouglis, the Anodynu I.lttIllll‘ltI is .1 wt-ll l(lIt|\\l| rciiivdy. particularly for \\'lionpir.g (‘origin The first syiiiptorrts shoultl he clit-cited. and not the letter tlitliculty will occur in the cure ol' ilris corri- plaint. I~'or cliiltlreri, hall‘-i teaspoon fol] of |_i,,,mem niglit rind morning‘

'l'lris Artodyrto l.itiiinerrt for Atria ihm,-.1 um] wank ltirrgs,th:it_ corrrplnint so ctiitiiirori iii rtllcouiitrio-s, t'.i|It‘t.'iillly ltt this rlirniite, st.-tiids uorivrillvd. :tIiII in '?\‘*ft'\ ¢'-‘tit’. 1| C"tIIi-late trial will be iirnrketl Irv the most ('1 tnplt-ie sire ess. '

'|lin lllintl I’iles. The Anodytie I.iirirm-nt h.-in in

great itniitlier of iitstrinces of this di.mg<.-irig tIlt4I’a§t.'. tirade permrtrtent cure conne~iirm tttih_ II'II\"Ig the I.iiiiineirt internally , external ilipllcdlltitt should he iiii e.

The sale of this invaluable nredicine is rrtpitllv irtcre:isitig,arttl the Proprietor crin say with coiiti- dr‘.Ilt‘0 that he has been, IIW favored instrument of airing reliefto thousands of the rztllict-d ltlltl suffer- ' lle earnestly solicits all who may he nlllit-tr-d, togiveiltis.\nodyne Linirnent a fair trial. saiislit-.-d that iftrilten with a full determination to test its utility, they will find relief.

JOHNSON? CATHABTIC PILLS.

Sugar Coated. in Glass Bottles- I"or the Cure of a great variety of Diseases. nrisirr

from tho iritpuritit-s of the lllood. and Obstructions E’ in the Organs of Digestion.

The-so Pills may be used in all forms of Diseases, with the most decided benefit. and without fear or injury. Being of Vegetable extract, they tlo not r-ramp or rack the delicate frame or werilt constitu- tion. but will he fotind pttrticularly useful. try stimu- latiii the wcziketicd and distetrrpered parts into lieriltliy action

The most delicate female, nritl children of the tenderest age. can take these Pills with perfect safety, arid the most sailnlnry results will follow Being co.-itetl with pure \‘Vliite Sugar, prt-\‘t-tits that general aversion \\lIIt'II most pr-rstins Il:I\‘t) to ordi- nary Medicirrt-s. for nothing but lliu taste of sugar is apparent who-n tidiiiinistrre .

lllrrrrisd Ladies. undo-.r all circumstances. will lirid

these I’ills it safe, and in small doses, a mild cathar-

tic.

The best time to administer thet-:- Pills is on going to Ind at night. though they can be taken at niiy tiriie botteﬁciailly; tit night. however, they have rt more general and univerrtrrl inﬂur-rice over the whole body; the nririd. body and nervous systr-m at that tinrc bring in It quiet state, gives the Pitts no opportunity to operate with the fullest t-tl'ect upon the whole sy stem.

They are an excellent article to be taken

In the Spring of the Year, To Invigornto antl give Tone to the System.

These I'ills have a great advantage over other Sugar-coated Pills, in that they are put up in GLASS 'l"I‘LF.S, well corked; consequently will keep for any length of time without injury. and are not affected by darnp wenilrer.

The Proprietor of these Pills has spared no err- psnse in getting up an article|that he trusts will meet the universal approhrrtion of the public, and he does not doubt they will, when nown, take a stand beside his well known and cxtensivel appreciated AMEIKICAN ANODINE LINIME '1‘.

They are purely Votrtrtnblc in their composition. are pociilirrrly mid. give no pain. yet eflinicnt in their operation, and require no change of diet or confinement while taking them. 'I'liey require only atrial, no need no pulling to recommend them. ‘rice. 25 cents per bott e.

For stile at the Apoihecrtries’ Iiall, and at the Drug Stores of IV. R. \Vntson and M. W. Skinner. rind sold at all the Stores throughout the Island. Persons wishing supplies of the above Medicines, can be furnished at I'roprietor‘s prices at the Drug

Store of M. W. SKINNI-ZR General Agent

2’

‘for I’. E. Island.

Mechanics’ Institute Soiree.

T a Gnvntai. C0llIl‘l"l'll Mes-rirra of

the Charlottetown Mscirarncs‘ Irrst-rt-tr-rl held on Saturday evenin the tint inst.. it was unanimously resolved,—'I‘ at the approaching Ses- sion ofthe year I857 be inaugurated by a SOIREE ; to he held at the 'I‘s:isi-anarrc: ar.r.,on Tuss- nav the second day of DECEMBER next. And the Members of the Institute are solicited to use their set exertions to cause the celebration to be increa- singly creditable to the Institution, as was proved by the Soiree of last year—-And thus continue to enhance the prosperity of the Institute in the enuo. hling objects of promoting a love for literature, Arts, and Sciences. The best Vocal and Instrmer-tal Music will be procured. and the entertainment will be further enlivened by a short Lecture and several addresses an interesting topicts. Tickets may be had at the several Book Stores, and from either of the undermentioned Committee.

‘icltets of admission ls. 6d. each

@135 to be on the 'I'ab|e at 6 o'clock p. in.

MARK BUTCHER, CIIARLIIS l’Al..\lER. W.-\'l‘a‘0N I)UClII2\llN, SILAS BARNARI). I"l{EI)I~‘.RICK BRl’.CKI".N, JUII‘l Was. MOltltl.s‘(iN, WIl.I.I.\.\I C. 'l‘lttiWAN. BI-‘.N.lA.\lIN DAVIES, | JOIIN l..-\\\’SON, JOHN 'l‘AN'I‘0N, ‘ llF.N.l.v\.\llN t:ll.\l'l’EI.I., JAMES MURIIIS, j /\llCllI[lAl.l) .\l‘NIl‘.LL, St-c‘y and Treasurer. Clrnlottetown. 6th Nov., I856.

Committee.

cow STRAYEI).

Iil.A(.‘K COW, nlinttt l'.’. years old, strayed from tho Stilrscrilro-r‘.-t prr.-ririses, about four weeltz-rigrr—-'I‘lrt-. IIt|tlt‘I‘ it ill le rewarded lry giving litlortiititioti to .Ir'IIttE8 “t'Iiittll in this town. JUIIN t.\lU.V'.-\h'I|A.\', De Sable. Nov. 8. 18716., .\'2iii.

SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS. I ‘O IN". S‘lI.I) by I'ulrlic Auction on SATUR-

. |).\\', tlte{'I‘wenty-nirrilr tlay ofNoviciiieicit, IS-36, at the hour oftwt-Ive o'clock, noon. at the Colonial Ilurltliirg, in Chrirlottetonri. pursuurit to License duly graiitt-tl for that purpose, try his Ilonor the Surrogate and Judge of I’roliate of this Island, hearing date the I2th day of I"ebrutir_V. Ar D . I355. All the Ilight, Title and Interest of the late IIonor- alrle DONALD l\l‘Doivar.D. Glenttladale. 'l'own— ghiy) 1\'uu,her-36. deceased, in and to the following I.-.tttds and Real .sIntu:

,‘\'r.mely—._A.!| that 'l‘r:rct, Piece or Parcel of Land, niluute, lying and hteing on Division No 2, on the Plan oftho l".state of Castle Tioiaoi. from actual Sur- rif \Villi:iirt Curtis. Asttistnitt Surveyor General, ,,,,,d,, July, I825‘, and now tiled in the Oﬂice ofthe keeper of Plans, bouritled rirt follows, that is to say -(,'oiiiineiiciiig at the South-lfrist angle of Division No 3, nri the said Estate on the Northern edge or gi.].._- 0| the Post or St. Peter‘: Itoatl. thence. [ac- cording to the llltignt-.tic North of the year 1764] North one degree and llrirty minutes \Vest, for the distance nfsevent t-eight [78] chains; thence North F,igh|y.gix [86] Degrees .I".ast, Forty-sevon [41] cliniits and Iiigltty-eiglit links; thence South 0_ne degree thirty minutes linst, Eighty-fr.-ur.[8-I] chains to said "Old; thence following the various courses of the said road Woslvrnrdly, to the place of com- rueiircineiil, coiitnining ’I.Ilt‘0t.‘ II||ll(II€tI lllld t3lXI"I\VO [362] acres of Land, it little more or less, and is ,,,,,-1 ,,|‘|,..1 or ’l'own.-‘hip Nuinht.-r ’I‘|rirIy-five [35] in Prince Edtvrird Island. '

Iixcepting out of the above I‘raci_, the Land and I'reiiiises at the Eastern end tliert-ot, under lease to

r in possession of Mr. James '.\I‘\VilliniiI!. being about Fiftv acres of Lanrl, a little more or less; the

' ’ ‘ ‘rt it iirsunnt to this Notice, corn risin Iracttoi.iu p P

lln urea of3l?. rtcrt-s. tl little more or less.

Also, all that Piece of Land lit-ing part of Lot or Tom nsliip Nuiirlier'I'liirty-six [36] in Prince F.dward Island thus described, that is to coiirmencing at 3 sqnmc stake ﬁxorl on the North Shore ofIlillsbo- rough Iliittr in tho I".;tst boutr ary of it Tract of |,,.n'd now or late in the ptissessititi of the Ileirs of the Into Angus lll‘Keti‘/.ie; thence following the course of said Iiast botrndary North forihe distance of One huiidred [I00]chniris,tliencc liy it right angle line running East for the distance of 'I'went 20] chains or to the Western boundary of Alexander M‘ I)ona|d’s Form or I‘oss.'ssion near the Division line between ' ‘owiisliips 36 and 37, thence South along the said last mentioned boundary totlie shore of Ilillsborough River and thence following the various courses of the said Shore \Vt.-stwardly to the place of com- menceinont containing by estimation 200 acres of Land a little more or less. _

'I‘lre above Lands will be sold in several Plots or Divisions. For further particulars, and conditions of sale, apply to the Subscriber at Glenaladale. or at the ollice of the Honorable Joseph Ilensley, in Char- lottetown JOIIN ARCIIIBALD M‘DON.~\LD.

Atlrnini.-trator of the Estate of the said late

llonorable Donald M'Dona|d. Charlottetown, 18th October, l856.

Schooner for Sale! "\A SCIIOONER three repair, to be Sold. cargo vessel of thirty tons register.

A I t— P” 0 WILLIAM HODGES.

Nov. 6. 1856.

Cyinbria Lodge, Rtistico, Aug. 29, 1856.

years old, under h is a good