any v I-Jdltia-tr should be rapidly run u

_ authorised to so

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Uiir SEJIII-IVEEELY, EUROPEJIJV end C.lLlF'OR.lVI.zI editions were enlarged simultane- ously end equally with the Daily, and also without any increase of price. We respectfully solicit a comparison of our Semi-Weslrl at 88 per ennum, [two copies sent a full year for SD, and ten copies for 83.0.] with an {M or $5 Berni-Weekly, and will cheerfully sen copies for this purpose upon directro post-paid application.

THE NEII’-YORK WEEKLY TRI- BUJVE entered on its thirteenth yerrr on the 3d of September, it was enla ed to the size of the Semi- Weekly and Daily, adding more than one-fourth to its capacity-—e without increase of price. 'I‘liis Ilrilargement adds at least 820. per annum to our expenses, in addition to the previous coetof our Daily Enlargement already effected. All our editions from the let of September. appeared in entirely new and beautiful type, prepared expressly for this paper. Our Steam Cylinder Presses are not surpassed by

iii the world. Even though our \Vockly to 100,000 copies, we are pre red to print and moi every copy on the day ('l‘liursdey) that the form is put to press, wit out interrupting or retarding the regular issue of our three Daily editions, ttniounting to Twenty-odd Tliousaud copies. e sten ready to adopt any irirproveriieritrr, however eaperisive, which will enable us to disseririiiiite intelligence more freshly end effec- tively. and shall especially liriil, us we labor to etfect a radical improvement in the celerity and reliability oftlru tluilir.

THE TRIB UJVE has not now its cliiiraorer to multe or to proclriiiii. It has not been end never can beri more party organ. It has supported the Whig party because the distinctive principles ofthut party appeared to favor the great ands which it has labour- cd tn aubserve; it never advocated a tiiensure because it was proposed or sustained by the Whig party. It ltrrltls itself at ell times as free to condeiiiri unsound principles, unwise measures or corrupt acts should the two former be propourided or the latter rpetro- teil by \Vhign‘ as tlinu li tltuy had eiiraiirrred from the hostile: camp. In so far as Peace. Liberty, Educa- tion, Teiirperonce, internal Improvement and Indus- trial Development may be subserved by acting with the Whig party, it must continue to be, as it has lltteir, Whig.

'l‘linugIi never acting with any Abolition or other oirt~-itlca party, THE TRIBUJVE is and must be the l’elL'llIlr9Ii| foe of Human Slavery. as of whatever else tends to degrade Labor and obstruct the intellec- tr.i.i| and social development of any portioiiofmanlrind. Were it able to perceive that it vote in New-York could abolish Slavery in Carolina, it might nttutcli ' srelftri some one of the expressly Anti-Slavery pur- ties: lttcltiiig that light, it declines to abandon the substances for the shadow of political good. But while it does not see its way clear of tiny effective Political action against Slavery in the States which new cherish it, it regards the defeat of whatever cliiirt to extend the giant wrong under the flag nfour Union. or to obstruct by its power the progress of Abolition in other lands, as among the most urgent and sacred of public duties. not to be subordinated to any party consideration whatever. And, while it does not propose to multe Anti-Slevery the basis of Political action, other than defensive, it will neglect no opportunity, remit no elfort, so to dilfuee Light and Truth as to render the continuance of Slavery impossible in a land irradiated by the sun of Christi- unity and boasting itself the great exemplar of Politi- cal Justice end lew-guarded I-‘re tint.

For Teriipernnce in all things, but especially the disuse of intoxicating Beverages and the legal sup. pression of the Liquor 'I‘ratIic. we shall struggle, as we have struggled, unfiinchingly and uiitiririgly. We regard the Maine Law as essentially the inner I)enPIIci,~nI statute of our day, and confidently hope to see it soon cvsil universal y.

'l‘lie Congressional Reports and Washington Cor- respondence will, as heretofore, be both reliable and satisfactory.

The Murltets for Grain, Cattle, Cotton and other products of the country, will receive proper attention. and be reliably reported in THE TRIBUNE.

On o r correspondence with the most iniporiant

ints throughout the world we need not here dilate. Uf the fact that our Associate, BA YARD TJI Y- LOR. is now on the other side ofthe globe, sending us advices from the seat ofwrir in China, and expect- ing soorrto depict for our readers the pliyaicnl, riiorul and sociql characteristics of jerilous -guarded Japan, the public is elrerdy aware e will robribly return lry way of Australia and California, in both of which we have several correspondents. Briefly—we shall spare no expense to" k our readers well advised on every subject of interest, and doubt not that the same generous measure of patronage hitherto accorded to us will continue to repay all our exertions.

Any friend who believes ire will dogood by iri- crasairig the circulation of THE TRIBUNE is ' it and receive subscriptions; and, on due proof that money has been mriiled as paid to our address, we telie the responsibility of its safe transmission. Speciinee Copies will promptly be sent without charge to those requiring them, and we trust mnii friends will be moved to ask their ne' li- bours a acquaintances to join in making up a C air to commence with our Enlarg and New-Type her, or at any time thereafter. imited amount of space in the WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be appropriated to advertising. TERMS OF’ THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Single copy. I yesv, bl numbers. . . . . Q2 00

'l'Irreeccpia,I year. 82 numbers. . . . 6 00

five copies, I year, 5! numbers. . . . .

Ten copies, one car, 52 numbers. . . . . I2 00

Twenty copies, yeentoecee rese. . . I0 00

The extremely low ice at whichlhe weuxev TRIS U.N'E_h new ersiehed to Club subscribers, absolutely pr lgm our ullelllg uey commiesioe,

‘or by’ an eerie pa .

Subscriptions may eeieereuee at any time. Pa - nest is udvueceis required is all cases. and t e paper is invariably discontinued at the expiration of the advance pi tnsnr.

,lcuey may ruinitted for subscriptions in letters at our rich, but the postmaster at the place where the letter is mailed should be made acquainted with its eeetseteeudhespedreseriptioncfthehlls.

Sills of say specie-peyhg bush in the _Uu_lted fiteepr , . received at ices.

‘, received at G. . Ha—rd’s, Beck Ieru.

‘be news or reteeanewerd mead F ii ts ysurs iul==ivo—.s_nro W as’ ".i.he'l tllol .'l'."'.fi

.,sel ssrusllssisl. is , he --v- -arr. ...-.:.~.-.'.-:~

with the following GOODS, Cashmere, Mohair, Glace II Cloth, Al plain Clot . wool plaid and tweed CLO./IA’I.N'G Bkctcls and Sccrfs.

veriety. Linings. stone martin. squirrel, mnsquaeh, mink and seal.

OHILDR IJJVS DRESSES. CLOAIL’-5‘. ’ Red. blue and white surges; real Welsh. iriiiintion

ulfs. Boss, Viciorines. capes, cufli.

Plain, stripe and fancy Sillts: Glace Silks;

Satin, Watered lieu. Persians. Silk Velrsls for dresses. Bonnets, _ .

' :_ legge assortment of Millinery. Laces, Nutts, Ilrtridl. Ginips, fancy '.I‘rrmiriingir. Ilriitoiis, ur

liirgli-ilr and French (‘OR SET

c el, Dnmuelr, Freticli and ll-II‘llel'|v Merino,0rlceIe. Cobtirgs. Vorouiiin cos, Norwich and Ga e Plaid. and Spanish Crapr. for Ladies‘ dressee. Vecentri. -l|I|I|lI¢l°W||- 8. Wool Jackets, fliuiu

lags, Al . Vecuuia and Plaid ltlt Popline; utfapee, eetiri 'l‘urks,

c . in rill colours. Ribbons in great loves, Gauntlets. kc , in real sable. filcll. 8

mitts,

ZIPS, IIOODS JIJVD HA’.-9. it great Vlrirrty. Welsh. Liinouehlru, Salisbury and Saxony I"I..‘l.r\‘-

.N'EL8.. Blankets; Travelling liege; llorse llugs; Curpctiiigs. Druggete, Hearth l_Iugs. Pilot‘. l'°’I\'I'v . uiohair, & broad Cloths; Doesltine, Casaiirieree. Ready made Vlollung. Seal Skin Cools. hllk Hints

of usuperior make: glazed and felt Ilntii; cloth Veetin s. Mufllers; sillt, Bundanu and cotton lluud HOS ERY, IIJBERIIJISHER Y, and every

Ladies’, Gents‘. and Childrens'

iirnl fur t'nps. Silk velvet, nioire, satin and funny ltieieltii.-l's L-uritly of COTTOJV and Ll.N'E.lV' GOODS.

BOOTS. SHOES eiid SI.ll‘I'I.-Ills.

Soda, Indigo, Cor eras. Starch. Glue, Lairipbleck, shoe Thread, Cotton Warp, Hair Seating, curled

Hair; Paints. Oils,

A large aseortrtient of R0.N.MO.‘\’l.‘I:‘RY, .N'.7lI.S, SPIKES, &.c. lR0.'\", EJ\“ll'/IRE. CI1lJi”.d and GLASS.

Castings, I"orge Buck. E41 RTH

hitin . 'l‘ar, Rope, Uakunr, I-‘igurc lIe:rds: scouring Ilricir (wlmlesrilc or retail.) ST

5121., Ship

A- choice selection of TEAS

FANCY GOODS.—Writing Desks. Vl'ork Boxes; Ladies’

Rosewood Dressing Cases; Gents‘. Rose-

wood and coromendel Multuiire. Cloth, lrair. tooth and nail Brushes. Shell, Ivory, German and Ilnne Combs. A great variety of Fancy Toilet Soaps. Plymouth pale and almond Soups'for fririiily use.

Dressing and chimney Glasses. in mnhogirny, rosewood and gilt fnrrrier-.

For Christmas presents, a splen-

did collection of Jewelry. The whole will be sold at the lowest tignre for cash.

Chzirlottetnwii, Deceriibe_r_9. tars.

GLEASOWS PICTORIAL. N the first of January next, Gl¢arah's Pictorial will commence its sixth volume, and will appear vastly improved in all respects, willr a superb new heudtng, new type and dress throrigliout, and will be printed upon the fineet paper. Art the proprietor of the Pictorial hue purclinsed the entire good will Baruurir’ir New York Illuslralczl .N'ewr. and has merged that journal in the Pictorial, the public will reap rlre edvaiitnga of this coiiceirtrnriirn of the strength of the two papers upon one. both in the :irtislrc and the literary depzirtiirerits. The sirirrn brilliant host of contributors and artists will he engaged on Glcasori’s Pictorial as lit-relufore. and :i large addition is also made to the corps. both in talent and number. The most liberal rirraiigeenrent-r lnrve bi-en corriplered, eird such as will enable the Proprietor to produce by far the linear illustrated j.:r.irn:il yet publislied, and much superior to the pre- sent issue of this paper. ’I‘lie columns of the I’i'clor is! Will Cllllslltllly be bcautified by all that ("Ill plo:r.~io and instruct in art and nature, and its literary ilcparirrroiit will fully sustain the high repu- !:r!ioii it ins so long en" 1’ .

'l‘lie pages of Glr:rrrm's Pictorial will contain \iE\Vfl nf r-\'er populous city in the known world. of all buildings o note in the eastern or western hemis- ,rliern, of till the principal slripe nrid steamers cl" the ruvy arid riiercliunt service; with fine and accurate portraits of every noted cliaincter in the world, both rti e an feniule. Sketches of beriutifirl scenery. taken from life, will also Ire given, with numerous specimens from the aniuial kiiigdnrii, the birds o the air, and the fish of the sea. and will present in its inechariiciil execution an elegant specimen of art. it will contain fifteen hundred and sixty-four equ.-ire inches, giving it great tirriouiit of feettllrlg IItltIIt‘I' and illustrations-and forming it mntrinioth rreckly paper of sixteen oc'.uvo

'1‘s:airss:—Three dollars per trnniim. Published every SA'l‘DltDAY by I. GLEASON. Corner of 'I‘remoiit and Bromfield Streets, tIlIOI'|f Mites. Subscriptions received at G. T. liasznrd’s Book Store.

NEW PERPUMES, étc.

UIIINKS lZ.\"l‘llAC'l‘S Bailey's l‘.ss. Ilouq .

Ede's lledyosiiiin, Ilclr-roix'e Fuslriorrublc Per- fumes, Lowe's l"rrigrunt Perfriiiie, nriil (Ieriuiire Enu de Cologne.

IIEJ\"DRlE‘S .MOELl.«\“E.

For Pl‘¢l€l‘I‘lllg the Beauty am! Luxurlarice ofllie Hriir, an extract of Vegetable and Animal Olettgin- nus Substances, most beneficial for promoting the beirut end luxurierrco of the Hair, rind of it very grate ril perfume.

_ .MOI.lEJVT CAJIIPHOR CREAM Has been long approved of. as a certain and agree- able remedy for chopped hands, and the injurious clfects of cold and piercing winds on the skin, w however rough or . is r and delicate in ii few days. This Creum contains no soap or alkaline iiintter whatever.

R0 WLJLNDS KJLYDOR, l-‘or improving and beautify-iiig the Complexion, and eradicating all cutaneous eruptions. EJIRL DEJVTIFRICE is it most innocent and efiiictual preparation for beau- tifying the Teeth. By its tonic and astringent pro- pertins, it braces and strengthens the Guiiis arid s'ocltetir, pro-starving them in a sound and healthy

iioel

coirilrtioii.

JILL THE F./IVOUITF.‘ TOILET SOJIPS, Prepared in the rurful form of n Tablet tr-irlroul angular corners.

Nail, Hair and Cloth llltUSHES in great

'I . variety, all from Lcivooiv Wm. R. WA1‘SON. Ruddin’s New Building, Nov. 2Ist, I858. Adv. 61. Isl.

The lVorider ofiric World!

Devinee’ Compound Pitch Lozenge.

is at last discovered, and S, ASTHMA. COS'I'lVl1- NI-188 AND CONSUMI"l‘ION have lost their terror. and vanish as us if by magic before this Sovereign remedy. Wasii ever before known that, Hopeless cases of Consumption were crrrdfor less than 35?

Truly, if any individual is to be pitied, and needs sympathy, it ie the consum 've,—slwsys ex-

pecting to get well, and yet the painful evidence of

decay almost " triultee the inner soul shrink with the outer flesh." " Some bloom as roeee bloom, And live as roses live, A single morning space 1"

While others, in more mature life,-by some im- prudenee and a slight cold ueglected,—iu the hectic flush. the painful cough, ‘

" The prints of their parting steps appear."

All we ash is this one question :—I you have t mucous meiribrs or any other members of t e body that are " heirs to ills."--are you not interested a this great rrrsrdy, DlVllle' Coasrooiia Pr-rctr Lennon

Sold by W. R. Wan-sorv and T. Dusllriusv It Co.,rit Ar-o-i-irucaarse‘ I-lai.t..

B SALE.

F0 SCIIOONI-Ill nineteen Toes, eeerly sew, Sails

andpr'iygirig one year is see. Fer further Per- y te

tieelere e Ir. KENNETH WKIIIZIE. Powaal Street Charlottetown, Dec. Ieih. isos-

Booh sl New Books! us'r OPENED at o. r. tIA5ZABD'S Boolt

WINNOWING MACHINES.

I_ AVING now perrrrrinciilly located myself one ' _ iriile from New Glasgow, on the New lllnsgow Itoad. the f-irrriera in the riurrouirdirig country may depend ttpori luring sripplicd with trrrytliing in my line, or up in the very IIPFII mid most euliiit:iritiril iiiuniier. do not profess to sell—-its cherip ns sortie others do, or olfer to (it). No first-rate article can IN! bought as as poor coriirrion riiierr cart. Ilut lilo profess to r-'tsitilte the best the very decidedly heart, I";\NNlN(:' MILLS lttiltlt: on the lslnnd. JOHN .~‘\IlTli.

LA-ND ASSESSMENT. 'l‘rr.-:rsurer'e Ullice, tL‘li:rilo tr-town, I’. I2. Island, ‘54.

, rr _ lIN iursirnnce oftlie Act of the (ieirerrtl .-\sserii'.ily ; ol this Island, tirade rrrrd pirated iii the lilcvt-rrlli ;ycnrofllrc reign of Her present Majesty, intitrrletl

“.-In ..‘1clj’r.-rlcryingfurtncr an Assets/rient an rill Lmirls in this Colony. unit for e enroirrugcnien! vf I'.'rlu'.1li'aIi, ‘and 0 air Act inside in tiirir-ritlriieiit thereto, and passed in the Twclflli year of Her said Mnjr-.st_v'sr Reign, intiiulr-d flu Jlcl lu u:plrrr':r and inrreml the present Jlcl for the Jrscrirneril of Lam], and the encouragement of Er.’ucalr'o.i. and also of an Art made rind passed in the l"il'tcerrtli year of Her said i\Irijest_\’e lleizn, iritittilr,-d ./In Act for llm rrrcotrrugerirenl of lfrlircrrtiorr. rim! to raise Fa for that purpose by irrrposing an IlllIllllOllUl finess- mrnl mi Lrlfl in lire I/Il'l lslriml and on Real

f listen in Cfirrrlarll-:‘lorz~ri a.-id ('0//Ililllll, amt Geargr-

fou-rr and C0lll.'IIG.'.' .-

I do hen-liy give Pulrlic Notice that I have made Prorlrinintiorrmccortlirig in the teriiis oftlie said Acts, of the uridr-rmeiitioned 'l‘m\-ii Lute, Common Lots, Writer Lots, Pasture Lots, lrrlriiirls, and prirrs of 'l'nivrraliips in this I-rliirid, in arrears for the-,r,un. paytiierrt of the several sums due and otvir thereon to Her Majesty, under rind by virtric of the

but mentioned Act, \'I(. .

0':

Acrrrrs Aunts. 'l‘ownship No. I, 457 'l'mvrrsliip No. 54. I273; -- 3, 394:: ‘- 55. 76' " gt -H72 " Mi. 496 " I . , litlllll “ 57, 481 " II, 3255 " 58, (it -- )3. I000 -- co, irrno " '7. I0; “ 62, 8377 " I8. 38394 '- 65, 1247.5 " 20, 2306; George's Island , 8 " 23, 88; Gover‘s Island, I00 " 24 ll Governor's Island 300 " 25, I067; Savage Island, I50 " 26, 626% Kilduredslaud. 250 " :9. Cavendish Sand 223 " I, 7 it , " 32, 29351 Cuscumpcc sand “ 33, I288 500 " 38, I063 Conrrlvnly Sand hich, " B9. 80 - an 50 “ .40, 935 Fish Island. I50 " -tl, 98-I Bedford Buy Island, 40 " 4'2, 442; Savage Island, 25 “ 43. 2600 “land Islands, 40 “ -M, 2809 I’ritn Islands, 66 “ -16, 850 Powiiel Island, 50 “ t7, l8l7 ones it , I2 " 48. gov: Rlitier ‘Island, 4 “ 49, an it an , 80 “ 52, N09; Entnrilrc Island, I0

" I53, I000

First Huérdred of Town Lots in Charlotteiown.—I-2 of . o. .

Second Ilundrt-rl.—No. 58. I-4 of No. 59, No. SI, 1-4 of No. 83, I-4 of No. 86.

Fourth llundml.-—-No. 40, I-4 ofNo. 80.

Fifth IIundred,—-No. I8, and No. 8].

Pasture Lots in Charlottetown lloyelty,—I-2 of No. 7‘... and I-3 of No. 288

'l‘own Lots in Georgetown:

No. Range, Letter No. Riitige, Letter. 8, 2 , I , -I F, 'I&II.3 B, §of3,4 A, . I 3 I3, 4 A.

Waier Lots in Georgelown,—No. I0.

Posture Lots in Georgetown Roynlt_v,—No. 86, 86,

GI, 62, I06, I80, I38, I-6 of 248, and 290. Ala in rincetow

No. 5. Row 2, Division I, Letter B. I, do , do 6, do C. 8, do 4, do I, do D. 8, do 10, do I. do U. 4, do 2, do 8, do B. 3, do 8, do 5, do 'C. 8. do 5. do 1, do i‘. I o o I (I G.

. d 7, d , o

Pasture I.ots in Princetown Royslty,—8-4 of No. bl, No. 240, and I-2 of No. 457.

And the owners efthe eeid Lots and 'l‘racts ofLund

so in arrears and proclaimed as aforesaid, are hereby

no_tilied,that ' " " " " "

red, shall not be paid before the nest Easter Term ii the Supreme Court of Judicature, to be at Char- lottetown, which w‘ commence on Tuesday the 2d day of May nest, application will he made to the Sn- prerne Court, during the said Term. for Judgment iiguilust the said Lots and Tracts of Land. respec- tive y.

I I Prince Edward Ilinpensar , KEJVT STREET, OHJRLOTTE OWN: H K II. JOHNSON respectfully announce that a they Sup ly from their Establishment, DRJG8. C E.NIC.dL8i

and the various Otlieinsl Preparations of the Medical Colleges, and from a thoroe h ectlcul knowledge, obtained in lint cleee Esta lie mentor in England, they feel warranted In oluittii the confidence of the public, which they will e voer to retain by uniform personal attention eere.

II. 6 . 1. re Medicines adapted to Ilrmily ‘requirements a the v ilin diseases of this climate. and specially suitable for families who live dlstaut lrem Medical essietrrnee.

Store, a llavrlf supply‘ of NEW BOOKS Pliysieiuna Pieecriptleue and Family Ileceipee and ITJTIO RY. among which will be fused accurately dispensed, Iledicsl Gslverrierri, Vaccine- t newest standard Literature of thetIey— rice and the minor Semi operations perferiued.

WIIMIOVI Tilfllflflu Ileree sud Cattle ef the best kind.

‘ghee-v's, Peeth'euI;ee.\.V‘orhe, c January 5, IBM.

a Libraries, rs Ieeh use, , Neaadsr'e Cherub tr , Ledger-e, Account Books, etc. " Ilemsrlulsd’ e Life, EOII E 'l‘. IIAIIABD has received from the " - e . nreeufaersrers a stock of the above geeer Kitto'e Hetcshl I-lfi efeur Iuvieur, is a [rut variety of end liediiige, game's Ncteeiu It sets III!-,ssd Iveleete, Peetled beendiunlflei lauds. ye

npasra written ’ who I‘: he I

"l'ks‘s’lyu:'eslFhhIlbV'ONnI)Ieshes

perrfrorn I..ondou.thut they will place on

the Line between Loirooii and Cries-

i.o'r'ru'i'owl. the A. I, Clipper Berqtre

llurvut Hours, 4600 tons Register. to soil from Lon-

don on or about the let A ril, I85-t. Ap ly to the

owners R0 Ell'l‘ BIIOIVN & Co. I

24 Liiue Street, Fenchurcb Street. Iloudon.

R. BRO &. Co.

Wulluce, N. 5.,

Win. WALSH, A set,

Charlottetown, I’.

'‘'g‘ Parties wishln to ship per Ilervral willdo well to multe ear y a plicatiori.

October Nth, I858. llsl &R.tI.

s a.

HOMO,

The Far-famed Medicine I

0‘ TH! NEW YORK TRIBUNE WILLIAM HEARD. Regular Liner from London. DI. OHALMERM worms, 375 [L Y—E_.N'L.dRGED. HAN Kl"l.'I.for pest favours, begs to intimate the .-\B.lt|vAI. ofthe Maggot. direct from Eiv GLAID, T1,“; g,,|,.°,p,.,.. 5.‘ ,,, i,,um.;. go 553, [or .15 nngmd ,5". .90,“ ,-. Wpnflgou.

sun semis uiilsersel approbation frost ii; 5 fish peas end putt.-. Teat_ the periodical pug, representing so great o variety of nu ",4 political opinion. ekcrttltl hues so gsrura y gm’,-.4 Meet, and that too with high rovssisndotree 1. . circumstance exceedingly run, if not “hi, gm parolrlled. y have charms for (lie gouty W74!‘ Ill. and Urey will obtrrlii cheering for evoirge ical truth in quarterrfrorii which it would olIrertot'cs be e:rladrrl."]—Kr'Mo'a Journal, I'—-ORIGIJVJII. lf’RITI.N'G8.