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TURNIPS. HE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY offer the fcllowin _Prerniums;!° Ito competed for in Queen's Count t is season, us:

For the heel acre of weds Tnraipv. 83 0 0 pg do do 2 to o

8d do 3 0 9

All: do do I I0 0

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Should the most successful competitor have been a winner ofa First Prize on any rovloue pccae , s will receive. instead of the. one l'iixe,_a sliver Medal, with suitable lueerl ien;a the money for the llrst Price will he air to the next success I com titer, and so on to the end of the list.

AN INDUSTRIAL SHOW w Charlottetown in November, at whloh the Ililll Prlsee will be awarded.

By Order.

C. STEWA Committee Room. ea May. I!“

7 its a bee "bar willpa the it‘ bsstruerket ice ofll B. W L. SH d - "' . uoasrrr BELL Charlottetown, June 6th. I854. 9ni

R1’, Secretary.

AN'l'BD—A Man or woman to attend a

mu‘ Anna‘ "ll-I.‘ for tneseseoa; toivliom vea.

"" ' isziillflriroitt-soii.

I “do. Straw DUl|l|O!I'llId Hats,

2 do. Car tin s 2 do. Oil Prince! Cloths,

. S . The ahcvefwith bib Slbocik on hand, com ‘nee one of the best aseortmsuts in Town, end will sold at

extremely low prices for cash. DANIEL DAVIES. Queen Square, 12th May, 1854.

From the Liverpool APOTHECARIES’ COMPANY. ER Brig Helen, from Liverpool, M. Wallace

.Sltinner, family end dispensing Dru t, hue received a liar or supply ofgen ine ritish RUGS ES from the a re Company, which

and MEDICI include over thing in his line.—Pateut Medicines; Perfumery; oilet r uisiies; Heir Oils; Pomadse; Fancy Soaps, &c.; a arge lot Feeding Bottles; end every article keptb Drnggists generally, will be fmtud at his Eetablis ment. . . S. begs to iniirnate that in future, he will g_et hie supply of Dru e frcin the Liverpool Apotheca- . ’ Com riy, whic will be a guarantee that they Will boo the very best quality. Surgeon's re- scriplious, and family receipts carefully prepared rom Drugs ofreliablo uality. edical Ware ease. June 6th, I854. Ex 41. Islsi _ j_

_ LONDON HOUSE, Great George-street. Spring Importations for 1854.

ECEIVED at this Establishment. a In pro - tion of the general STOCK of BIIITI H M R.- CIIAN DISE for the present Season—Conaisting of—— Ladies’ Viaitas, Muntlee, Parasols, Silks, Saline, French Deluinos, and Printed Barages, Muslin tucked Dresses; Ilibbone, a choice assortment; Silk and ‘uncy Bonnets; Dress Cape in great variety; a large assortment of Dress Goods, Gloves, Hoeier . Haber- dashery; Prints; Cottone; Muslin and Lace Window Curtains, &.c. Anne, Broad Clothe; Csseimeree; Dceekins, Veetin , and other materials of Gent's wear; Csrpets,'I earth Ru , Stair Cerpetiu .0il floor Cloth; Curtain Dumas s, Gent's Paris ate; Ladies‘ 6:. Children's Boots and Shoes; together with a large Stock ofstaple GOODS. all of which will be

disposed of on the most moderate terrne, by

for

I do. Ladies’ dress Materials, ,5. '- " “°' ""“"°"' ' 3'... friends whcs’eo lrI::sFl"ll' I 32:. '° '° , 3 one ' %'°'.“‘D°'"' A"°'°“ ‘I’ c°"" whlc,h I think I o btpto accede|t‘o,{nd I only regret I d.‘ ,‘::'°"‘ that my humble abhitlee to discharge the duties of a . co’ H an Reprueutatlve of the people are far short of what , 4°‘ 3;, ;',,.,{,;M are to be desired, any n a mi. like the -v-I33 v'n»?-'-'i»-~«i'c«-»'«=-- '.'".;°.':::.."..'r.'.::'.'.:.'..§: ".'.'.:*.::'.'°".'.:.'..*"‘":':‘:'.'°'..°' I e. White Cslicoee, In’ ,0 u , “om”

E:llI.|:'P]s lies been ‘0‘p.IlI Gove

eetinieticu of m

istrict. A cell from such a large number of intelligent and

ly violated by the act of a

roar. Asa native of the Colony, familiar with man . and rsonally knownte most of ycu,I leave t e character entirely with yourselves, feeling conscious, that from what _you have experienced of my conduct in life, you wil not fear that I would betray the trust you propose to confide in

me. It is true, and it may not be out of place here to notice, that in an address to his former Constituents, Mr. George Colss, in allusion to the ShetilI‘s return, which in my late omclal ca city, I was _under the necessity of making to a rit of Election, under which he wee a Candidate, has designated me as a “ Corrupt and partisan Sheritl';" but as you must all be aware of the facts connected with that Return, and of the malicious motives which actuate Mr. Coles. as well as that irresistable propensity _for lying which has characterized him from t e earhe_st period of hie political career, I should hope, that in our estimation. I safer nothio by his calumuy. on may remember, that in the eeeion of 1847, he was a member of the Committee of the House o Assembly, sworn to decide impartially on a question ofa contested Election then decided by the House, and alter having voted in opposition to evidence 0 the most irrefrsgible nature, he was asked how he could do so, hie reply wae,that it would never do for hint to vote against his party. Being at present, and having been for many years past. on agpd in practical Agriculture as . the suhstentiaI usinees of my life, I feel a lively interest in this the rincipal braucli cfonr Colonial industry ; and alien d Ieucceed in my Election you may rest assured that the interest of the Farmer in whatever respect it can be promoted shall ever be uppermost in the part I shall take in Legislation. Ihave uot, Gentlemen, ventured to come before the public as a s ulator for any personal“ nggrun- dizcmeut to be 0 tained by party contests or struggles in political life ; I have done so owing solely to the kind and conliding manner in which so many ofyon have I ueeted rn hunihle services ; and should your an rages accoinplieh your wishes, you will liml that I will independently give my eiipport to every measure which I a welfare and prosperity of the Colony and your local interests in particular require at the heads of a Legislator.

am, gentlemen,

Your most obedient servant,

May 29th, 1854. JOHN. C. BINNS.

“ Joins," from Lon on

HENRY HASZARD. N B.—A furtherd supply hourly expected per

BRASS FOUNDRY.

To the Electors of Charlottetown and Royalty. '

nlssurr ; " , the Liout. Governor, having 0“ hie own Responsibility, and in my opini contrary to the fundamental principles of self or

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nice Coiiticil abolished, we would save some £1000 euc year by it. or were they made elective, there ivonl then he smile reasonable ground for their being paid But Mr. \Vlielun, no doubt, ayritpathizes with those who are seeking to obtain oflice.

at the _ensuing Election. During the abort time I had the honor a recent you, the House of Assembly and ovcrnment have had to contend with pl schemes and conspiracies, to bring about overthrow. We huv no nee, no play—having a one-sided partisan Governor an obstructive Legislative Council to ONE during the whole Session. Responsible Gov meat no Ion 1' exists in Prince Edward lsli

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teen. 0

The flrst blow was struck by Mr. Coles or very introduction, by appointing Capt. Swi to a seat in e two Councils, without thr cessary qualification reqiliired by the 9 Instructions, and giving im a. lucrativer after he had sought a constituency, and had in IN rejected by the People. The so nd blow

to those whose counsel—if we had Resporis,"- Government—hc was bound to receive; sum’ the Governor's conduct is to be a precedent future guidance, we have retro raded at 1c‘ is century at three strides, an cringe again under the iron bondage of a Ro Prerogative. I think I hear many of you is —No . We will not submit to that. Our fem" fathers sulfered too much to induce us to C01 teuauce despotism. If we are ' our serh meats, you can give proof of theui by disco ,

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New Series. No. I46.

t;_obligo her to abandon brig which she had

_ an English merchant Jim previously on erect, and

struck by Mr. Colesg in retainin Mr. Jo was towi f R

Hensley, as Attorney General, _an getting‘. 3:: were take:8tbs‘irmIirniiilg.b.yntbe 'é.llgIlI|:?.|:; an appointed to a seat in the Legislative Cent‘, 0,. order that force might not appear too imposing a ter be had oficred himself as a Candida!’ W“ on reaching Sehestopol. for which the fleet. am. the People for their sufiragee and had also I, 5,,‘ stscriiig—snd by way of enticing the enemy out reyected. he finishing stroke was given t_ 1'; of his s_tronghold—tho Queen and Merengo, ship. by _the Governornacting on u.u_assnined pr. ‘ad of the has, received orders to part company {mm gutive. and refusing to guided by his “I of the rest. On the 98th the oflng of Sebastopol _sponsible_advisers, preferring the advice of: sh vv_as reached ; and on the 29th crulsio closer In irres nsible Legislative Council, and dies "0" with astron reeae, the Sampson and Arethued mg t e House of Assembl , in direct opposif 0' (the light infantry of the British tloct) were sent

in to r t , d '

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and four or live steamers atlost. tiring the da ’

the Tiger and Fury joined, having been ‘luck ,5 case for a reconnoitro, and steamed round by

::l"egIl:;Ia'e;.r.>§lthe Crimea, without falling in with g

“"9 “P00 her. when she soon went round and I

tennncing the pcr(tiy who has brought t ex hse, turmoil an strife upon you. ‘hey hypocritically tell you, that you will her the privilege of electing your own oliicers; while, at the some time, it is notorious, that a great effort is being made by them. to put nearly all the principal ollices into the hands of the Legislative Council, who are not responsible to you; three of whom. the new family com act, it is believed, htipe to divide some £1200 year y among tlieiiiselves. But, remember, you vs no voice in their appointment. One nmmber of the late Ilousn of Assembly (Mr. \Vhcl:tn), has been cncuuriigin the Legislative Council in their opposition to llieIIouse of Assembly ; and, strange to say, promises, that should his uirty come ag:iin into power, he will still further tax the country to pay the Legislative Council, who do little but obstruct the business of the House of Assembly. Can iltls be true? say sortie of y It is true. and cannot be eiiled or got over ; for Mr. \Vhclun’s uollcc iiitiv IN!

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House of Aessrnbly—lha! he will, atllle next Sersian of (Ir: lluure, bring in a ‘ to uulItori':e the Government to pay the Legislative Council. A ' way this to squander your money! \Vere the

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I find, on examin-

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bly, you are called upo twelve months to i: one interests in that branch of the Legislature.

rages, and respectfully request your sup r been handsomely returned by you at Elections in succession, and my olitica principles not having undergone any change. deem it unneces- sary to recall them to your atte ti

nlliccrs from the Legislature was rcyect

tl found, in black and wliito, in the Order Ilnnk oflhu likely lllil _ ' suoti, to engage in another General Election.

AND MACHINE SHOP. BY W. HOB NOW open in Great George Street, on the old Stand. Old Copper and Brass bought. in

Appretuice wanted. May I8, 1854.

NIAILS. HE MAILS for the neighbouring Provinces, and the United States. will be niado up and forwarded via Pictou, on and alter Tuesday} is 9th instant, every Ttissnar and Father night, at El ht o'clock, until further notice. Fails for En land, to be forwarded via Halifax, ' ma up every alternate 'I‘ueeday night, v a:— lle , rIl;, une.

Tuesday, the l8th July, Tuesday, the let Au ,

Tuesday, the lbtli August, .une, 'l‘uesday, the nth August, uly,

Oh AS OWEN, Postmaster General General Post Ofiice, May 2, 1864.

Just published, price 6d.,

wan miii-Ens: near. The Principals in the Strife, AND

ITS PROBABLE ISSUE.

A LECTURE,

Delivered in Charlottetown, April 28, I854, before the “ Mutual Improvement Association," by the REV. J. R. NARRAWAY.

For sale at G. T. I"IAlIAlD'I Book Store.

EXHIBITION.

N EXHIBITION AND SALE (for urposes

connected with thcE iscupnlChurcli.C ar|otts-

town,) of fancy and use til Articles, will (D. V.)

take lsce.at the Temperance Hall, on Wednesday,

the 8th day of July neat. Contributions will be

t=anltfully. received by the following I..ediee forming t e i :

Mrs. D. Honoeors, " Honxiau,

" Juivuuss,

" E. Panasxl. " A Ya-rls.

ru.l I

mvrrunn, inrnu.i.. ‘. Dasuaieav, 11-scuusnn. I. HAIIAID,

“ . Humour. Charlottetown, 7th March, 18“.

cans. cum.

1,‘ NG LISII PAPER HANGINGS.—40oo pieces .1 of the above. comprising an assortment of 100 different patterns. from Oil. to ‘is. per piece-—for sale at the store of the Subscriber.

DANIEL DAVIES.

Charlottetown, April 84. Isl-Cw ltsw

Hat and Clothes Cleaning ESTABLISHMENT. HE Suliecriber, rateful for past favors, begs to remind his friei: . and the public. that he still urrieu on the show usineee in I III Isfllohlllt Gents.‘ Beaver, Silk and Fall Hats, re-stiffened, redyed and cleaned; Old Clothes of every description. cleaned; all spots of paint, grease, dt.c.. removed, and the garment restored to its former lunre. JOHN HOBBS, Hatter. die. Orders left at Mr. J. William's, Market will be promptly executed. and returned semi-week Cherlottetow

Be an

April let..IOM’. WINNOWING MACHINES. AVING o portnu tl located self one H aiile frat: New Glas':s.w.’en the Ne:’Glesgow Road. the lhrinors lathe surrounding country may supplied with etrytli ag in my line. and iuoet substantial manner. cheap as acute others do,

no set prefers to sstl—ivs

Responsible Government. dies v the House of seombly ; you are now for the third time, within the short period of eleven months, called upon to elect Members to represent you in Colonial Perlis. nldltl.

Iagain respectfully offer myself sea Candidate for eursu r as.

yconduct as your Representative for the last sixteen years, is before you, and my political pt-in. ciplee known to you all : and with the nsourtiitce in in own mind. that I have during that extended time, agvocated and supported to the best of III huinlile abilities, every measure introduced into I a House ofAsesmhly, that had a tendency to advance your interests. and that of the Island in general, I rely with conlidenee for your favour and support at the ensuing election.

I have the honor to be, gentlemen, our obedient servant, ' FRANCIS LONGWORTH.

June 2d, I854.

To the independent Electors of the Third District of Queen's County. I-‘aratvns AND rsnncw Cor.orsrs'rs— OUR late faithful representative, Benjamin

Davies Esq., having declined your solicitations to put him again in nomination at the ensuing Election of rnem re for representation of your district, I have subeequsntliy been induced by iitteringly proffered eu rt rem many of you, and the assured interests of r. Davies aleo,to accede to your wishes, and I nose offer myeef as a candidate for your suff- regee, in the independent use of the new elective frauehine privileges, which you are called upon to exercise on the 20th instant. residence amongst you of twelve years has afforded a sutlicient time and test to 'lmow and judge of me, both in my liberal political opinions, and in my private relations of life; an this acquaintance precludes the neceuity hers ofa detailed uvowul of the one or any further mention of the other.