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THE NEW ’ YORK TRIBUNE- WElKLY—£NL-IRGED. ON the tie at tsuaprit TH: Darcy rat. 3 UJVE, having completed its twelfth year, was more this one lbevth, or to the sins of Tits ,.1Vtrirs making it .ccus'u_lereb_|y larger than any othxeheap Deyly In this country or in the word “No in price aces msdehia cones-I ‘Hence is Euler eat-— ' stil afirded to 'hIaiI.SuIiuc..i*".tl|sure at 85P‘p'e.rr uultirii and Mid IQ Carriers and to Agents ordering it by Express or Mail for distant sale at Ol 50 for one hundred copies, or $15 per thousand copies, payable in ad- vance. At these pricee.our uggr to receipte forour entire Daily edition do not use the sums we pay for Paper and Ink, leaving all other expenses to be defrayed from our receipts for Advsrtisi . In other Words. we return to each purchaser o our paper from us. his money's worth in the ualred sheet we send him, looking for the reward of our own labor and the heavy expenses of Tulegrs hing, Corree on- sites, Reporting, Composition, rioting, Msiing, [look-keeping, Rent, dtc., to our Advertisers alone. We do not think it now possible to cheapen news - pers beyond this point; if it evenshall be hereafter, we intend to he even with the foremost in demonstra- tia tlss fact. or SEMI- WEEKLY, EUROPE./IN and CALIFORNIA editions were ertlar ed simultane- ously and equally with the Daily, an also without any increase of price. We respectfully solicit a courparisou of our Semi-Weekly at $3 per annum. [two copies sent a full year for $5, and ten copies for $20,] with an $4 or 85 Semi-Weekly, and will cheerfully sen copies for this purpose upon directro post-paid application.

THE JV'ElI’-YORK WEEKLY TRI- BQJl"E_ _entered on its thirteenth year on the 3d of September, it was enlarged to the size of the Senti- Weekly and Daily, adding more than oite-fourth to its on itcit —iilsc without increase of price. This Enlargement adds at least $20,000 per annum to our expenses, in addition to the previous cost of our Daily Iiilargenicnt already elfected. Al 0 r editions from the lat of September appeared in entirely new and beautiful type, prepared expressly for this paper. Our Steam Cylinder Presses are not surpassed by

try in the world. Even though our Weekly lldition should be rapidly run up to 100,000 copies, we nrqprepnred to print and miii every copy on the day ( ursday) that the form is put to press, with- out interrupting or retsrdirig the regular issue of our

tree Daiy editions. airrouitting to Twenty-odd Thousand copies. e stand ready to adopt any improvements, however expensive, which will enable us to disseminate intelligence more freshly and effec- tively, and shall especially hail, as we labor to ell}-.t:t a radical improvement in the celerity and reliability of the . iii s.

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' nugh never acting with any Abolition or other

one-idea arty, THE TRIBUNE is and must be the relent ess foe of Human Slavery. as of whatever else tends to degrade Labor and obstruct the intellec- tual and social development of any portion ofmarikind. Were it able to perceive that a vote in New-York could abolish Slavery in Carolina, it might attatch itselfto some one of the expressly Anti-Slavery par- ties: lacking that light, it declines to abandon the substances for the shadow of politic while it does not see its way clear of any effective Political action against Slavery in the States which now cherish it, it regards the defeat of whatever effort to extend the giant wrong under the flag of our Union, or to obstruct by its power the progress a Abolition in other lands, as among the ritual urgent and sacred ofpublic duties, not to be subordinated to any party consideration whatever. And, while it does not e to make Anti-Slavery the basis of Political action, other than defensive, it will neglect no it rtunity, retriit no efiiirt, so to diffuse Light and ruth as to render the continuance of Slavery iiripossible in a land irradiated by the sun of Christi- anity und boasting itself the goat exemplar of Politi- cal Justice and law-guarded rcedom.

For Temperance in all things, but especially the disuse of Intoxicsting Beverages and the legal sup- pression oftlie Liquor Trallic, we shall struggle, as \ve have struggled. unflinchingly and untiringly. We regard the Marne Law as essentially the most buneficent statute of our day, and confidently hope to see it soon prevail universal y.

The Congressioiiiil Reports and Washington Cor- respondence will, as heretofore, be both reliable and III

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its nctory.

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

On our correspondence with the nice: important points throughout the world we need not here dilrite. Of the fact that our Associate, BA YJIRD TA Y- — R, is now on the other side of the globe, sending us advices from the seat ofwur in China, and expect- ing soon to depict for our readers the physical, moral and social characteristics of jealous -guarded Japan, the public is already aware I s will probably return by way of Australia and California, in both of which we have several correspondents. ' shall a are no expense to keep our readers well advised on every subject of interest, and doubt not that the suine generous measure of patronage hitherto accorded to us willuoutiiiuir to repay all our exertions.

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A limited amount of space in the EEKLY TRIBUNE will be appropriated to advertising.

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Subscriptions may commence at any time. Pa - merit in iidvsnceiu required in all cases. he paper is invariably discontinued at the expiration of the sdvsrice payment.

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States er Canadsu, received at r 9 bueriptleus received at G. . IIanerd’s_ Book Store.

The new or lrtuoe mm Island loll I11! te tuhlioth yum ieelasivs—! vols-

F ltsyal I vo.‘.wlth a Index; published Celselal . uud care-

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« plmrc, «if all the principal ships and steamers of the

WILLIAM HE

HANKI"ULfer with the following GOODS,

Cashmere, Mohair. Glace Ito al, Danieek. Pren

Cloth, Al ecu, Norwich and Gslii Plai

plain Clot . wool plaid and tweed caoirxwvus.

Shawls and Scarfs. Plain, stripe and fancy Silks; Glace Silks; Irish Poplieu; Silk Vrlcrts for dreaaeu. '

Satin, Watered Ueo. Persians. variety. A lat u assortment of Millinery. Liices, Linings. Fur ufs, Boas, Victorinee, capes, cutfs stone martin, squirrel, mu trash, mink and seal. CIIILDREJV8 DR 881:8. CLO./!Ii’.s‘, t

d and Sparilslt

Iinglish and French './I S’ 0 D8

_ ARI), _ pastfavours, begs to intimate tbs ARRIVAL oftbe Nbggul, direct worn Ilneusnu.

ch and English Merino. Orleans, Cobargs. Vecuuia Craps, for Ladies’ drones, Vecuntai, Junilflown, Wool Jackets, Illrnaliigu, Alpa, Vecurila and Plaid DuCupee, satin 'l‘erks, Bonnets, he , tu all colours. Ribbons in great Netts, Braids, Gitn I, fancy 'I‘riiurniiigs, Buttons, niitte, gloves, Gaunt ets. &c , in real en la, fitch. CORSETS; ND HA T5, a great variety.

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Red, blue and white sergea; real Welsh, iuiitatiou Welsh, .l.anceshire, Salisbury and Saxony I"L.dN—

NE'LS.. Blankets; Travelling Rugs; llorse llugs; mohair. dt broad Cloths; Doeekins, (‘sssinisres.

Rutrly

Ciirpettngs, ruggsts, Hearth Ituge. PiIot.lieaver, made Clolhirig. Seal Skin Casts. Silk Ilats

of superior make: glazed and felt Hate; clotlt and for Cape. Silk velvet, moire, satin and fancy

Veutin e.

Soda, Indigo, Co

Muflere; silk, Banditna and cotton Handkerchiefs HON ER Y, HJBERDJSHER Y, and ¢t'€1' i-uriely

Ladies’, Gents’. and Childrens' OUTS. SHOES and SLIP rue, Starch, Glue. Lrtmpbluck, shoe Thread. Cotton Warp. Hair Seating, curled

‘of COTTON and LINEN GOODS. PERS.

Hair: Paints, Oils. hit , 'I‘nr, Rope, Oukuni, Figure Heads; scouring Brick (wholesale ofreteil.) A large assortment of R0.NJlI()JV(:‘ER Y. JVJILS. SPIKES, dtc. IROJI/', STEEL, Ship

Castings, Forge Back. E.flRTHE.N‘I'V./IRE. CHINA and GLJSS. A choice selection of TEAS. FANCY GOODS.—Writiug Desks, Work Boxes; Ladies’ Rosewood it-.g Cases; Gents‘. Ruse-

wood and corumandel Multums. Cloth, hair. tooth Combs. A great variety of Fancy Toilet Soaps. Dressing and chimney Glasses, in truth

an , rosewood and gilt frirrnes.

Dress and nail Brushes. Shell, Ivory, Geririsn and Bone Plyniouth pale and almond Soaps for family use. Porflirhtmas presents, a splen-

did collection of Jewelry. 'l‘he whole will be sold at the lowest figure for cas .

Charlottetown, December 9. I858.

GLEA8ON’S PICTORIAL. ON the first of January next, Glsason‘s Pictorial;

will cornnierice its si:r:lIt r:alum_¢, and will nppettrp

vastly improved in all respects, with a uitperb new heading, new type and dress throughout, and will be printed upon the finest aper. As the proprietor of

the Pictorial has purctased the entire good will of [

Baruuin's New York Illustrated News. rind has merged that journal in the Pictorial, the public will reap rhe a vantage of this concentration of the strength of the two papers upon one, both in tire artistic and the literur departments. The same: brilliant host of contributors and artists will he engaged on Gleason’: Pictorial as heretofore, and’ a urge addition is ttlso made to the corps. both in talent and number. The most liberal arrangeinerite have been corirpleted, and such as will enable the

_|'roprietor to produce by far the fineet illustrated I

journal yet published, and niuclt superior to the pre- sent issue of the it er. The columns of the Piclorlul will constanty be beautified by all that can please an instruct in art an nature, and its literary department will fully sustain the high repu- ttinn it ll'.t~) so long enjo ed.

The pages of Gleason’: Pictorial will contain views of everv populous city in the known world. of all buililiir s of note in the eastern or western hemis-

navy and iii-.-iizlrant service; with ac and ricctirate portraits of every noted character in the world, both lliu - an female. Sketches of beautiful scenery, taliien front life, will also be given, with numerous specimens‘ from the animal kingdom, the birds o the air, and the fish of the sea, and will present in its mechanical execution an elegant specimen of art. It will contain fifteen hundred and sixty-four square inches, giving a great amount of reading niatter and illustrations-and forming a rnarntnoth weekly paper ofsixteen octavo a es. T:russ:—'l‘hree dollars per annum. Published every Ssruanav by F. GLEASON. Corner of 'l‘remont and Bromfield Streets. oston, h ass. Subscriptions received at G. T. Haszsrd’sBook Store.

NEW PEBFUMES, étc. UlIIN’S EXTRACTS Bailey's Ees. Bouquet,

I'lde's Hedyosmia, Delcroix's Fusliionnble Per- fumes, Lowe's Fragrant Perfume, and Genuine Erin de Cologne.

HEJl"DRIE’S JIIOELIJVE,

For preserving the Beauty and Luxuriance qfllie Hair, an extract of Vegetable and Animal Oleagin- ous Substances, most beneficial for promoting the beuut and luxtrriunce of the Hair, and of a very grate ul perfume.

EMOLIENT CJMPHOR CREAM Ilite been long approved of, as a certain and agree- able remedy for chopped hands, and the injurious effects of cold and piercing winds on the skin, which, however rough or red. is renderpd soil. and delicate in a few days. This Cream contains no soap or alkaline matter whatever.

ROWLJNDS KALYDOH, For improving and beautifying the Complexion, and eradicating all cutaneous eruptions. PEJRL DENTIFRICE

Is a most innocent and effectual preparation for beau- tifying the Teeth. By its tonic and astringent pro- perties, it braces and strengthens the Gums and Sockets, preserving them in is sound and healthy condition.

JILL THE FJI VOUITE TOILET SOJIPS, Prepared in the usefrtlform of a Table! ieilhout

angular corners. Tooth. Nail, Hair and Cloth BI\USIIES in great variety, all from Lorvnorr. Wm. R. WATSON.

Reddin’s New Building, Nov. 21st, I858. Adv. ds Isl.

The Wonder of the World! Devinee’ Compound Pitch Lozenge. ' Ill-I Great Remedy is at last discovered, and

. S. COLDS, ASTHMA. COS'l‘lVl-‘.- NBSS AND CONSUMPTION have lost their terror. and vanish as as if by magic before this Sovereign remed Was it ever before known that, Hapslrss coir: of Consumption were crred for less than 85?

Truly, if any individual is to be pitted, and rteede sympathy. it is the beueumptive,—-always ex- pscting to get well, and yet the painful evidence of decay almost " makes the inner soul shrink with the outer flesh.”

" Some bloom ns roses bloom, And live as roses live, single morning space !"

While others, in more mature |ife,—by some im-

prudence and a slight cold neglected.—iu the hectic ueh, the painful cou h,

‘ 'I he prints of their parting steps a pear."

All we ask is this one question :—I you have got mucous membranes, or any other members 0 t e body that are " heirs to llle."—are you not interested n this grant russdy. Duvrnus’ " I'i'i-cit Louuwou

Sold by W. ll. WATIOI and T. DIIIJIIAIY 81 Co.,ut Aro-ruucaarss’ Harm.

FOR SALE. SCIIOONEB. uinsteen Tons,nearly new, Sails . and rigging one year in use. For further Pur-

Iiculars apply to Mr. KENNETH M‘KENZl|'3i Pownril Street Charlottetown, Dec. IDIII, I888

Book at New Books! U81‘ OPENED at G. '1‘. HASZABD'8 Book Store, a lug supply of NEW 30038 and STJTION RY. among which will be found the newest standard Literature of tliedsy— Msunde ' ' . Clialrnsr‘s, Posthumous Works, Parlor Libraries, Illustrated Book Case. Neaitder’e Church Hletor -- Memorials srtilnisn Life, “ uh Chili. Kitte’s Plcterial efeurluvluur. Bsrue’s Iletes is It vuls line. and 1 rule Ate, Oyslspedis of . by iiiswbsrs of dlfiveut Deuswlaatlses. be be to-

WINNOWING MACHINES.

HAVlN(I now permanently located myself one mile from New (‘-lasgow, on the New Glasgow Road. the fttriners in the surrounding country may

spend upon being supplied with anything in rriy litre, got up in the very best and most sulistrtntial iritrnuer. 0 not profess to eell—ris cheap as some others do. or offer to do No fir-t-rate article can be bought as low as poor coinrnoti ones can. But Ido profess to make the best the very decidedly best, PANNING MILLS made on the Islrtiid.

JOIIN SMITII.

LAND ASESSMENT. Treasurer's Office, Charloztetown, P. E. Island, anuar I4. I854.

N ursunnce of the Act of the General Assembly iifplllirl Island, made and passed in the Eleventh year of the reign of Her present Majesty, intituled “fin ./1c! for Iscyingfurlher an Assessment an all Lands in this Colony, and for the entourngeitmrt I1/' Eduralt'on,” and of an Act made in ainondrnent thereto, and passed in the Twelfth year of Her said Majesty's Reign, intituled ./In ./Icl to explain and amend the preunl Act for lhr Jfssessrncnl of Land, and the encouragement of Eilucrrliori, and also 0 air Act muile rind passed in the Filleeuth year of Her said Majesty's Reign, intitulod An Act for flu cmrouragemenl of Educalioii, and to raise Funds /or lliul purpose by iuiposing an ailrlilional lasers- menl on Lari 'n the suit! Island and on Real

f Estate in Cliarlotlclowri and Corrirnon, and George-

town and Common .

I do hereby give Public Notice that I have made l’roclnmatiorr,accordiu to the terms ofthe said Acts, of the uiiderrrierttionc Town I.ots, Common Lots, \Vuter Lots. Pasture Lots, Islands, and parts Townships in this Island, in arrears for the non- payment of the several sums due and owing thereon to IIer Majesty, under and by virtue of the first mentioned Act, viz :

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cit a scarce. Township No. 1, 457 Township No. 54, 1273;

~ 3, -I3 “ as. 766 H 8. H72 u so,

-i 9. sooo -- 57, 431 “ II, 3256 “ 58, 60 “ 13, I000 “ 60, I900 " I7. 104 " 62, 8377 “ I8, 3839A “ 65, I247; “ 20, 2306; George's Island , 8 " 23, 88 Gover’s Island, I00 “ 24, 2|! Governor's Island 800 “ 25, I067} Savage Island, 50 “ 26, 526i Kildtire Island, 250 " 28, 4561 Cavendish Sand 228 " 3|, 7945 Island,

" 32, 2935! Cascumpec sand

“ 33, 288 Island, 500 " 38, I063 Conway Sand

-- 39, 800 Island, so it ‘to, 935 Fish Istiiiid, I50 " 41, 984 Bedford Bay Island, 40 “ 42, -H2; Savage Island, 25 “ -I3, 2500 ood Islands, 40 “ «I4, 2899 Prim Islands, 66 “ 46, 850 Pownal Island, 50 “ 47, ‘I317 Goose Island, I2 “ 48. 93 York River Island, 4 " 49, 218 Sandy ls d 0 “ 52, N09} Eumore Island, 10 st 3‘

5 I000

First Irlqpdred of Town Lots in Chsrlottetown,—I-2 o . .

Second IIundrcd.—No. 58, 1-4 of No. 59, No. 81,

-I o No. 83, I--I of No. 86.

Fourth Hundred ,—-No. 40, 1-4 ofNo. 80.

Fifth Iluridred,—No. I8, and No. 8]. '

Pasture Lots in Charlottetown Royalty,—I-2 ofNo. 72, and I-3 of No. 238.

Town Lots in Georgetown:

No. Range, Letter N 0. Range, Letter. 8, G, III, 4 F, 7&II,3 B, AOI3, 4 A.

I 4 A,

I I Writer I.ots in Georgetown,—No. I0. Pasture Lots in Georgetown Iloyiilty,—No. 85, 36, 6|, 6:, 105, tse, I88. I-6 of 248, and 290. . Town Lots in Princetown :

No. 5, ow 2, Division I, Letter B. I, do , do 5, do C. 8, do 4, do I, do D. 8, doI0, do I, do PJ. 4, do 2, do I, do D. 3, do 3, do 5, do C. 3, do 5, do I. rte’ : I do 7 d I

, , o . do G. Pasture Lots in Princetown Royalty,—3-4 of No. I51, No. 2-40, and 1-2 of No. 457.

And the owners ofthc said Lots rind Tracts ofLsnd so in arrears and proclaimed as aforesaid, are hereby notified,thnt in case the sums charged on them as nfore- said, together with the costs which have been incur- red, shrill not be paid before the next Easter Term of the Supreme Court of Judicature, to be held at Cltsr- loitetown, which will commence on Tuesds the 2d day of May next, application will he made to the Sn- preme Court, tiring the said Term, for Judgment against the said Lots and 'I‘racte of Land. respec- tively.

Prince Edward llhpenriar , KEJVT STREET, CHARLOTTE OWM It R. JOHNSON r tfully announce that

e they Su ly from their Establislimeut,

DRIIGS. CHEMICJLS,

and the various Ofllcinsl Preparations of the Medical Colleges, and from a therou h Icticsl knowledge, obtained in first class lists lis notice in England, they feel warranted in clalrni the confidence of the ublic, which they will u euvoer to retain by

uniform rsonsl attention and care.

II. Gs . J. prerure Medicines adapted to firmil require ts an the prevailing diseases of the climate, specially suitable for families who live distant lrpm Medical uesistau

es. Physicians Prescription sad Fatally Iecsipas accurately dispensed, Medical Gslvauium Vaccina- tion and the minor Surgical operstioes perfermdl. Hesse and Cattle leflsines ef tbs best Iiled. Jaueary 5, isss.

Le Amount Books, do .. IIASZARD has received fro: the

manufacturers a stash of the ebvs goods is a great variety of suit Bindings. Ls Pest bound is sstflasals leads.

I..i'x.:'.I'..ii-ir'rrarg-"vii-itiiysrsiua varlsq.

Regulus Liner It-out London. j _ -‘ TI-IE Subscribers beg to intimate to Ship '

perv from Londoaabsi they willphce eat

the Line bstwsss Lennon audCwau- Ler-re-i-owu, tbe A. I, Clipper-marque

Iloresst Route, 500 tons ister. to sail troru «hou- dou on or about‘he let A , I8“. A ly .lo the owners ROBE 'I‘ BROW ii.

84 Lists Street, Periohurcb Street. London. ~ R. BROWN & Ce. \Vallsce. N. S., Wm. WALSII, A cut, P h CIlIfI;‘t‘IIOI.tlWllH, P. . W arties wie in to s r arses! outs wi o well to make eh y s pliiiuptiou. ' rel JIILG.