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YORK TRIBUNE- _ W ILY—l.N'L.lRGlD. ON the lltlt of last April THE DAILY TRI- ' IUJVB. having completed its twelfth year, was eels more than one fourth, or to the site of The Lo_ fines making it ' erebl larger than uriy other cheap Daily published in this court y or is tits world. No change in price was made in cause- queaoe of this Enlargement-the paper being still - elbrded to Mail Subscribers st '5 per rinuam and sold to Carriers and to Agents ordering it by Express or Mail for distant sale at 8150 for one hundred copies. or Old per thousand copies. payable in ud- vitn_co. At these prices.our aggregate receipts for our entire Daily edition do not exceed the sums we for Paper and Ink, leaving all other expenses to be defrayed from our receipts for Advertisin . In other words. we return to each purchaser o our paper front as. hie money's worth in the naked sheet we send ltiai, looking for the reward of our own labor and the heavy expenses of Telegrspliing. Correspon- dence. Reporting. Composition. Priutiii Mailing, Ilooli-keeping, Ilcitt, &c., to our Advertisers aloae. \Vo do not think it now ible to clrespen newspa- pers beyond this point; if it everlshall be hereafter, we intend to be even with the foremost in demonstra- ting the fact.

Our SEMI-WEEKLY. EUROPEAN and CJLIFORJVIA editions were enlar ed simultane- ously and equally with the Daily, on also without any increase of price. We respectfully solicit u comparison of our Senii-Vlfeeltly at $8 per urrnum. [two copies sent a full year for 35. and ten copies for $20,] with an {H or 95 Seitii-Weekly, end tvill cheerfully sen copies for this purpose upon dircctro

post-priiil up heatiott.

THE §V‘EII’-YORK WEEKLY TRI- BUJVE entered on its thirteenth year on the 3d of September, it was enlarged to the size of tits Semi- Wceltly und Daily, adding more than one-fourth to its cnpacity—-also without increase of’ price. This Enlargement adds at least 820,000 per unnum to our expenses, in additioti to the previous costofour Daily Enlargement already effect All our editions from the fat of September appeared in entirely ‘new and beautiful type, prepared expressly for this paper. Our Steam Cylinder Presses are not surpassed by any n he world. Even though our Wee_k| Ediiiori eliould be rapidly run up to 100,000 copies, we are prepared to print and mat every copy on _the day (Thursday) that the form is put to press, with- out interrupting or retarditrg the regular issue of our three Daily editions. anrouuting to Twenty-odd Tliousattd copies. We stand ready to adopt any irrrproveinents, however expensive. which will enable us to disseminate intelligence more freshly und effec- lively, and shall especially hail, as we labor to effect it r:rdicrtl improvement in the celerity and reliability oflhc Mails.

THE TRIB UJVE has not now its character to ttralte or to proclaim. It has not been’_.'nnd never can hear more party organ. it hits supported the Whig party because the distinctive principles of that party appeared to favor the great ends which it has labour- ed to sabserve; it never advocated rt measure because it tyne proposed or sustained by the \Vbig party. It holds itself at all times as free to condeuin unsound principles. unwise measures or corrupt acts should the two former be propourided or the lirttor erpetm- ted by Whigs‘ as though they lind etrrnnrtted from the hostile camp. It so nr as Peace, iberty, Educa- tion. Tetnperance. internal Improvement and Indus- trial Development may be subserved by acting with the Whig party, it must continue to be, as it been, \Vhig.

'l‘liough never acting with any Abolition or other onir-itlea oily. THE TRIBUNE is and must be the rclent cu foe of Human Slavery, us of whatever else tends to degrade Labor and obstruct the intellec- tu.rl and social development of any portion ofmanltiad. Were it able to perceive that a vote in New-York could abolish Slavery in Carolina, it might uttatch itrzelfto some one of the expressly Anti-Slavery par- ties: Inciting that light, it declines to abandon the substances for the shadow of political good. at

' 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 it-lrutever effort to extend the giant wrong under the flag of our

Urimn, or to obstruct by its poiver the progress of Abolition in other lands, as among the most urgent

and sacred of public duties, not to be subordinated to y party consideration whatever. ' '

no opportunity, remit no effort. so to diffuse Light and Truth its to render the continuance of Slavery impossible in a bind irmdiated by the sun of Christi- enity und boasting itself the cal Justice and law-guarded

‘or Temperance in all things, but especially the disuse of intoxicating Beverages and the legal sup- pression eftlie Liquor Traffic, we shall struggle, as we have struggled, untlinchingly and untiringly. We regnrdthu Maine w as essentially the most boneticent statute of our day. and confidently hope to see it soon revail univcrsitll .

'.l‘l.c Congressional Ileports and \Vaslrington Cor- rcspottdcnce will, as lteretofore, be both reliable and satisfactory.

Tire Markets for Grain, Crtttlo, Cotton and other products of the country, will receive proper attention, and be reliably reported in THE TRIS UJVE.

On our correspondence with the nrost important points throughout the world we need not here dilate. Of the fact that our Associate, B1 YJRD T11’-

OR, is now on the other side of the globe, sending us advices from the seat ofwar in China, and expect- ing soon to depict for our readers the physical, moral and social characteristics of jealousy-guarded Japan, the pulrlic is already aware. I n will probably return by way of Australia and California, in both of which we have several eorrespou ts. riefiy——we shall s are no expense to keep our readers vvel advised on every subject of interest, and doubt not tlnrt the same generous nieesure of patronage hitherto accorded to us willcoatinue to repay all our exertions.

Any friend who believes he \\‘llI o by in- creasing tho circulation of THE TRIBUNE is authorised to solicit and receive subscriptions; and, on due proof that money has been mailed and post- paid to our address, ‘we take the responsibility of its safotrarrsnrission. Specimen Copies will promptl be sent without charge to those requiring them. an we trust many friends will be moved to ask their neigh- bours und ucquuintunces to join in making up a Club to commence with our Enlarged Sheet and New-Typo on the tint of September, or at any time thereafter.

iuiited amount of space in the EEILY TRIB UJVJJ will be appropriated to advertising. TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Single copy, 1 year, 53 numbers. . . . . Q8 00

Three copies, I year. 53 numbers. . . . 6 00

Five copies, 1 year, 51 numbers. . . . . 8 00

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The extremely low ice at which the runner TRIBUNE is now urnished to Club subscribers, absolutely precludes our allowing any commission, either in money or by an extra . bsoriptions may commence at any time. Pu - marttln advance is required in all case a t e paper is invariably discontinued at the expiration of the advance pa meat.

Money may o remitted for subscriptions in letters er our risk, but the postmaster at the place where the etter is mailed eliould be made acquainted with its contents arid keep a description of the bills.

' of any epoeie- yieg bank in the [United States or Caeedes. reee red at gr or subesfptioso. Subscriptions received at G. . Ilunsrd’s_ Book Store.

The news of Prlnoendsvard Island itoit ms to lul,botlr years iesiutrs-s rot.- Ioyul I vs», wit I t iuhld sales as Actof the Colonial luietlfl. Illness-

d eousslideted. b --. -..=»-.t~........«-~»-»-:-—

7 HANKFUU if .b t 'i' tih I‘... .r.. r.rr‘I.'..‘.':2 "°3'r'.-s"' """“"" ' Cashmere, Mohair,

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, srrd tweed CL OJXIJVGS. Sdusrls ed bcixrfs. Plain. stripe and Satin. \i/stored tioo. Persians. Sill: variety. A lar e useortiiierit of Milliiiery. Laces. Linings. Fur Ifl's. Boas, Victorines. capes, cuffs.

CIIILDRE Red. blue NE Blankets; Travelling Bugs; Iiorse Rugs;

Vestings. lea‘. Gertie‘. and Childrens'

A large assortment e Castings, Forge liitck.

wood and coromiindel Ilultunrs. Cloth, hair. tooth Combs. A great variety of Fancy Toilet Soups.

Charlottetown. Decetirber 9. 1853.

GLEASOIWS PICTORIAL. ON the first of January next, Gleason‘: Pictorial will commence its sixth volume. and will appear, vastly improved in all respects. Willi 0 |"P°'l! '“"" IIOItIlng,'lIG\V type und dress throughout, and .\VIII be printed upon the finest aper. As the proprietor of the Pictorial has purc used the entire good will of Baruuin's New York Illustrated News. and has merged that journal in the I_’i‘ctort'al, tlie_public will reap rho advantage of this conccrrtratioti of the strength of the live papers upon otie, both in tho‘ artistic and the literary ¢Ie[It|t’|lI|ellil.. The 'lltllI6. brilliant host of contributors and artists will he en aged on Gleason‘: Pictorial as heretofore, and ii urge addition is also made to the corps. both in talent and number. The tnost liberal _nrrangeirierits have been completed. and such as will enable the Proprietor to produce by far the finest illustrated journal yet published, and niuclt superior to the pre- sent issue of the pa er. The columns of the Pictorial will const:tnty.be beautificd by all that can please and instruct in art and nature, and its literary ticpurtirient will fully sustain the high repu- tation it fine so long enjo e . _ _ The ages of Gleasari‘s Pictorial will contain views 0 ever populous city in the known world, _of all buildings 0 note in the eastern or western hemis- pliere, of all the principal ships‘ and steamers of the navy and merchant service: With’ me and accurate portraits of every noted character in the wet Id, both male and female. Sketches of beautiful scenery. taken from life, will also be given, with numerous specimens from the animal kingdom, the birds cf the air, and the fish of the sea, and will present in its mechaiiiciil execution an elegant specirrren of art. It ivill corttirin fifteen hundred and unity-four square inches, giving a great amount of reading matter and illustrationu—nnd ormiiig it matntnoth tveeltly paper ofsixteen octavo it es. 'I‘tiuss:—'1‘hrce dollars ’per annum. Published every SATURDAY by F. GLEASON. Cortrer of 'l‘remont and Brouifiold Streets,

outon, ass. Subscriptions received at G. T. Huszard’sBook Store.

NEW PERPUMES, étc.

UBIN‘S EX'l‘R.AC'l‘S Bailey's Ess. Btiuqnet, F.de‘s Iiedyosinia. l)elcroix’e Faslrionalile Per- fumes. Lowe's Frugrnirt Perfume, and Genuine Euu

do Cologne. HE.N'DRIE’S MOELIJVE.

And, while it does not propose to make Anti-Slavery the basis of Political nction, other than defensive, it will neglect

gent exemplar of Politi- reedo

For preserving the Beauty and Luicurirince Q/‘the Hair, an extract of Vcgretatrlo and Anirtinl Oleugin— nus Substances, iriost beneficial for promoting the burial and lusuriance of the Hair, and of u very grate til perfume.

EJIIOLIEJVT CJIMPHOR CREJM Has been long approved of. as a certain and agree- able remcd I'nr chopped hands, and the irrjuriaris efl'ects ofcohi and piercing winds on the shin, ivliicli, however rough or red, is rendered soft and delicate in it few days. This Cream contains no soup or alkaline matter whatever.

BOWL./1Jl/‘D8 KALYDOR, For improving and beautifying the Complexion, utrd eradicating all cutaneous eruptions. PEJRL DEJVTIFRICE

is a most innocoiit and effectual preparation for beau- tifying the Tooth. By its totric and astringent pro-

ertius, it braces and strengthens the Gains and Sockets, preserving them in it sound and healthy condition. ALL THE FJIVOUITFJ TOILET SOJIPS. Prepared in the tisefirlform of a Tablet without

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angrr rrr corners. Tooth. Nail, Hair and Cloth BRUSIIES in great variety, all frotn Loxnozir. ' Wm. Ii. \VATSON.

Ileddin's New Building. Nov. ztst, I858. Adv. dz Isl.

The Wonder of the World!

Devtnes' Compound Pitch Lozenge. IIB Great Remedly is at last discovered, rind COUGIIS, COI. 3, ASTIIMA. COSTIVIZ- NESS AND CONSU;\ll"l‘l0N have lost their terror. and vanieli as us if by magic before this Sovereign remedy. Was it ever before known that. Hopeless cuusqf Consumption were crrsdfor less than 85? Truly, if any individual is to be pitied, and needs sympathy, it is the consumptive,—always ex- pecting to get well, and yet the painful evidence of decay almost “ makes the inner soul shrink with the outer flesh."

bloom us roses bloom. And live as roses live single morning space I" While others, in more mature life,-—by sotne im- prudence end a slight cold neg|ected,—in the hectic flush, the painful oou h, ' The prints of their parting steps appear." All we ask is this one question :—if you have got mucous membranes, or any other members of the body that are " heirs to ills.”-—ers you not interested it this great rsamly, Dcvisr:s' Coxssouno rrcss Loserron Sold by W. ll. WATIOI and ‘I’. Dlsihiasr & o.,ut Aro-i-itscsures' "ALL.

FOR BA . ASCHOONEB. nineteen Tons.neurly new, Sails and r' ing one your in use. For further Pur- tiesless u y to Mr. KENNETH IPKENZIE. Pownel Street Charlottetown, Dee. lltb, I808‘

Premises to be Let. A DWELLING HOUSE, with three rooms es the first and two on the second floor, with u frost proof cellar. also it rderi attached-situated in that fast

grow rig terva"lsrnmerslrle. J. WE'.A'l'llElB!‘.. Clsirlotisierrii. Dee. lath. teas.

House to Let. To 1.31‘. that well lrsesva noose and

Plllilllniteete in Forrest Itreet. known as Ins. Wees'e lleerdtrrg vee - um. ‘ tbev rtlesls t sqr.e°. ' _" ""5."iv.°ns:soots.

Cloth, Alpacas Norwich and Ga n Pia d. ssd Spanish Crops. III plain Clot wool plaid . .

fancy Silks; Glace Silk; Irish lfoplins; ’ . Velvet: for dresses. Bonnots, fie . in all colours. Ilibbuiie in great,

stone iuurtin, squirrel, rnuuquash, mink iitid lt‘ttI. liziglisli and French COR .N'S DRESSES. CLOJKS, CJPS. H00 . ‘ _ and white sergeu: real Welsh, itiiltairnrr \\'clIh. I-Inter-l|It'I. Sltlllltllfy Mill 5010") 1'1--’7~V'

mohair, dc breed Cloths: Doeskins, Ceseimsres. Ready erode L‘lotIli"rg. 4 _ f usuperior make: glauod and felt Hats; cloth and for (tips. brrk velvet, moire, satin and faircy Mailers; eillt. Bandeau and cotton Ilandltercltrcfs. - _ IIOSIERY, HJIBERDJSHERY. and our crrrtrty of COTTOJV and LINEN GOODS. Lad

WILLIAM iieaitn.

ARIIIVAI. oftbe Nugget, direct from EN GLAND. '7

GI.“ up '.|, tumult, Punch and English Merino, Orlolns, Cobtlffl. Vficfllllil Ladies‘ ds

asses. Vocunia. Jutirledowrr, Wool Jeohote, lliurislrtgu. Al , Vecuirin l'|IlI‘PIIltI

Netts, Braids, Giinpe, fancy Trirurniugs, Buttons. mitts. gloves. Gauntlets. kc , in real sable, fiiclr, ns .r.vn HA is. .. grertt vnrir-ty. Pilot, bout «it .

lltiarth Ilugs. Silk Iiitts

C I tiigs. Dritggt-ts H P” ' ‘Seal SI.-in Coats.

U'l‘S. SIIOIB and SLIl‘l’EItS.

Soda. Indigo, Copperuu. Siurcli, Glue, l.anrpbla_clr. shoe Tiirentl. Cotton _\VIIf[tr "Inf Colin]. Clltleti Hair: Paints, Oils. \Vhitirt . 'I'ur, Ilope, Oaltum. Figure Heads; scouring Brick (wlioiesaletrr retail. _ I NAIOJVGE Yr -NUIILS. SPIL’ESr &c. IROJV. STEEL, Ship EARTHEJV A choice selection of TEJ8. FANCY GO0DEl.—\i/riting Desks. Work Boxes; Ladies‘ Rosewood Dressing Cases; Gents'..Ilose-

IVARE. C'IIIJ\".d und GLASS.

and nail Brushes. Shell, Ivory, German and Bone Plyrirautli pale and nlinond Soups for family use.

Dressing and chimney Glasses. in mahogany, rosewood and gilt frnincs. For Christmas presents, a splen- did collection of Jets,-rtry. 'l‘ho whole will be sold at the lowest figure for cash.

WINNOWING MACHINES.

AVING noiv perinnirently located myself one 1: mile from New Glasgow, on the Netv Glaigotv Road. tho farmers in tire surrounding country may depend upon being snpplied with anything in my litre. gut up in the very I)L'II and most subst:uitial manner. I do not profess to soll——as cheap as soirio others do, or offer to do. No first-rate article can he bought as low as poor cotnnion ones can. at 0 refuse to make the best the very decidedly host, Fr NNING MILLS tirade on the Island.

J0llN SIlII'I'iI.

"LIVER COMPLAINT,

DYSPEPSIJ. .I..‘1I/JVDICE, CHRONIC OR ./YER VOUS DEBILITY. DISEJSE OF THE KID.7\"EYS. D JILL

DISEJISES ./IRIS]./\"G FROM J1 DISORDERED LIVER UR STO./II

H: Such as Corrstipzttion, inward Piles, Pulnese of mood to ilie Head. Acidity of the Stomach. Nausea, llearthurn. Disgust for lood, Fulness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructrttiona, Sinking or Flattering at the Pit of the Stotitncli, Swimming of the Head, Harriet] and Difficult Breatlriirg, Flutterin at the lIe:irl, Choking or suffocating Sensations W on in it lying posture. Dirtrncss of Vizsiuii, Dots or Webs be- fore the sight, Fever and Dull Pairt in the lluad. Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the in do Eyes, Pain in the Side, Iinck. Chest. Limbs, d.'.c., Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Uonstartit inraginings of evil, and Great Depression of Spirits. cart be effectually cured by DR. IIOOI"L.dJV‘D'S CELEBRJITED GERJI./I..V BITTERS,

Prepared by Dn. C. M. JACKSON. .N'b. 120 Arch street, Philadelphia.

'l‘lir.-ir power over the above diseases is not excelled. if equalled, by any other preparation in the United States, as the cures attest, in tiiuny cases after sltilful physicians lrnd failed.

These Bitters are worthy the attention of invnlids. Possessing great virtues in the cctitication of diseases of the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the most scrirclriri powers in weakness and affections of the digestive organs, they are, vtitital, uufe, certain and pleasant.

Ron! and be Coriuirttcd.

The “ Philadelphia Saturday Gazette." says of Dr. I-Ioq/larrrt's German Bitters.

“ it is seldom that we recornrrrend what are termed Patent Medicines, to the confidence and putrotia o of DIP I’CfldCI'5; fill ll!!! OTB \V I9 W0 I’ECOlnIIiPIi liooll:ind's German Bitters, we wish it to be distinctly understood that we are not speaking oftlie nostrurrru of the day. that are noiscd about for a brief period and then forgotteri after they have done their guilty nice of iiiiscliief, but irfa irieiliciiic long cstalilislietl, universally prized, and which has ll‘rL'I tho Iltfllfly ap- proval of the faculty itself."

“ Scott‘: ll-'crl.‘ly,” said. Jug. 25-

" Dr. lloofiaiiid‘s German Lliitcrs, in.-iriufactured b_v Dr. Jrrcltron. are now recorrirnctidcd by some of thctriost proririrrent members of the faculty as an article of tirucli efficacy in CJISBS of female wt.-rikncss. Persons of debilitated constitutions will find these lliitcis ndvaritrigeons to their liealth, as ivc know from expo.-ricttce tlrc salutary effect they have upon

(I wcak sy stem." iisortr: uvrnr:.\' i:. J. G. Jlloorc, Esq.. if the Daily JVeu's said, Ocloler 8lst:—-

“Drt. lloort.rtNo’a GERMAN Bi'r'i'ii:ns.-—\\'e are trying this renntvnctl medicine for a stubborn dis- ease of the lrotvelii, and can with truth testify to its i-fliczicy. We have taken the contents of two bottles, and tve have derived more benefit from the experi- rnertt than we derived previously from years of tllopatliic treatment at the ix:ittds of our first physi- clans."

Hon. 0. D. Ilirirline, Jlfuyor of the City of Camden. JV. J., says:

" lloor-‘i.Arsn’e Genautzr D11-n;ns.—-We have seen runny Ilrtlltlllll‘ notices of this medicine, and the source from which they canto induced us to maltc in uiry res cling its merits. Frorr. inquiry we were persuaded to use it,‘ and must say we found it spetific in its actioti upon diseases of the liver and digestive organ, and tie powerful influence it exerts upon nervous proutration, is really surprising. t calms and strengthens the nerves, bringing them into a state of repose, mnltlng sleep refreshing.

if this iiiedicirio was more generally used. we are satisfied there would be less sickness. us from the storrracli, liver and nervous system,tho great majority of rear and imn insry diseases emanate. e them in it iiualtliy condition and you can bid defiance to epidemics generally. 'i'lris extraordinary medicine we would advise our friends who ureut all indisposed, to iron Irial—it will recommend itself. t s o , in not, be in every family. No other medicine can

For sale wholesale and retail at produce evidences of the some merit.”

'I‘IIE GEIHIAN MEDICINE STORE,

No. 120 Arch street. next door below Sixth. Phil- adelphia, and by respectable dealers generally throughout the country. ‘

n this mummon--worshipping Age, it is rare to find a man place his usefulness to the public, before his interest. During a late visit to the‘City ofSpindlas.' we were resented bye rofessioiial friend, to the cel- ebrated hsmist, Du. . C. Avxri, whose name is now perhaps. more familiar than any other, at the bed- side of sicknesr, in this country. Knowing the un- preccdent po'pularity of his medicines, and the im- mense sale 0 them. we ltad expected to find him a millionare, and rolling in wealth. lint no. we found him in his luboretort‘ busy with his laborers, among his crucibles, alernb . und retorts-giving his best personal care to the compounds. on the virtues of which, thousands hang for health. \Vo learned, that notwithstriridin his vast business, and its prompt re- turns in cash. t Doctor is not rich. ‘be reason so- signed is, that the material is costly. end he persists in making his preparations so oxperieively. that the nett profit issrnall.—.lsisrlcars Furnisr, l-'Iii'l.

I" Sui b ‘ 0' . ’ '1‘. DESBIIISAY. I. Co., General Agency.

And by Mr‘ Lnsulr. Owuiiv. Geor ovvti, ' Ilnrvrtsui Gore, Grand Iver, owausi Nluniuass, St. Peter's Bay,

1. J. Passes. St. Elsurior‘u, Geoitrse Winters-res, Crupusd, Jae. L. ttensrarv.

Wis. Dose. Bedeqse. lssius Ptseuea, New Leedss.

Regular Liner from London.

TIIE Subscribers beg to intimate to Ship pers frnrrr Lnndun,thai they will place on the Line between Lorrnoss uiidCiutn- _ l.o‘l"I'l"I‘O\VIl. the A. I, Clipper lterque Harvest Home, 500 tons Register. to sail from Lon- durrori or about the int April, I854. Ap rly to the

owners I!.OBI'lll'i' IJIIUWN dz Co. 24 Liitio Street, Fcnclsurch Street. London.

R. OWN 8!. Co.