IIIOVI THE‘ CAUSI.

“Remove the cause, and the clfct will follgu," IIMQ Flip talkuabout the mum-y of‘ poor, who condemn preachers, ti-act vi-liars, ind people geiigrslly. f,0iI°l_ join’ no allpyiate the nusery,of_ t one who fioin crime and P°V0l'll-. ,

Remove the causc—-aye, remove ; but you.cas't do it by writing edItenl_lI.'|l' Y?“ should try till the year I900. .NOllII0l‘ will making books help it, nor enacting laws, nor building churches, Qygoup‘-bland. Billie!‘ ive societies nor. .hOI°V _ Sill will the dentitutionlof the destitute send them for lodgings in Iniseflble ‘out-huuool. under’ door-steps. and in the males ofuuw ‘ ' ant Mba liq- crust, the drunknrd still. abuse his , the outcast still thread the public

streets seeking for prey. _ e ,

Until you remove the cause. these things will be. While there are non that will take the Iastthree cents from the drunknrd —-nay, that will take {ruin his treroblipg hands the garments of his wife and children

guy.-and while such men pre protected law, what is the.nse to tak of reIbrrna- tion 2 While women have to work on six, eight and ten cent shirts, tlieil children mill! remain ignorant, and for Wal_lt.0i proper pt- tention grow up lazy and V1010“!-—wll|l9 young girls coming from rural homes into the busy city, instead of being protected and encouraged, are sought sflter by the myrmi- dons ofwine-drinking, beastl _, sensual men, and by process too heart-rdn to menu , fromjnnocence to wretchedness, t k reform. Your rum-shops keep chil- ', fioui school, and their parents from the! church. Your billiard saloons and infamous resorts take money that “ the heathen" had -better have-—far better, . But what's the use of talking, or writing either, for that gnatter ?_ The girl of the , present age is led to thnik,ti-om what she neesni borne, thattedrnss fashionably is of the utmost in ace, woman's role need and mission in this world; the boy, that money is the only God worth worshipping. Se one grows to maturity narrow-minded, selfish, ready to rind the face of her poorer sister, never loo ' upon deuitution but to des- pise it-—the other eager to sell his birthright or his soul for the dross that shall buy him a little ialse honour,’ and make men or ' e, that would bow down to any golden cal .

When we see young girls bedizened with linery, we cannot shut out the thought of the almost starvln women who are goin down to the tomb, o d before their time. hen we _not_ice the strut and consequence of the monisd young man, whose motto is “An business thatwill bring in money,” we thin of the thousands daily going to ruin through the portals of the wretched trsflic that leads to utter destitution.

Remove the caune—remove the liquor trade, and the oppression of poor. women by monied aristocrats, and the result will soon follow--a night’ , a lurious result, .that

shall make nngeyls woiider, and mortals re-. joine. ' those things are dope, never think of lessening want or crime.—Boslon

founding ., cl.- .. - "'2':

‘ Olice Brunch.

«10lllI.NAf0l.l0N.—“ Louis Bonaparte,” s'ays Victor" Hugo,” " is a sian.of niddle ’ ht, cold, pale, slow in his movements, having the air of a person not quite awake. He has published, as we mentioned before, a tolerable treatise on artillery, and is thought to be acquainted with the mannin- = vering of cannon. He is a good horseman. He speaks drawlingly, with a slight German accent. H’ histi-ionic abilities were dis- Iayed at the Egglinton tournament. He as a thick moustache, coverin ’ his smile, like that ofthe Duke d’Artois, an a dull eye, like that of Charles IX.” . _ Ainougthe curiosities at the Berlin Libra- ry are the bible which Charles I. bore with him to the scalI'oId; Lutlier’s original MSS. of Goethe's Faust. Luther's M88. show many erasures, additions and amendments, particularly in the book of Job.

On different kinds of love (by a young lady.) The sweetest--a mother's love; the longest-—-a brotlier’s love; the strongest-—a wenisn's love; the tlea.rest—-a man I love. And the sweetest, longest, strongest, dearest love-——a “love of a bonnet" '

Cows I!ol.mNG or main Mir..s—A gen- tleman at Huntingdon, L. 1., writ“ ll fol- lows:--It is known to many farmers that when cows come in, w calves are taken away, ti? will hold up their milk for a short time, some will give it down. A few years ago, I bought a young c_ow which proved to be very wild, and when I took away herdrst calf, she would not give her milk. Iheard itrelnnrked, that a weight on theoow's back would

ive ' down. I ' intoa table, got her a bush put it on her back. While sitien, she had no power to h for it came down freely. Alter few times, and afierwerda

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Pa Inigo, iatiialod In Jet to explain and

Jet fir the Jsmrsiunt of Land. ducnlion-: I do here

tnede Proclamation.

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new year with a ' vnisnat is illus ' '

the Pictorial shall the eneominins . I, but also as to cllsl

whole paper will be

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with ensure’ I: a &e., ’ ante charges.

hips ‘ ‘other on andvbalsnced st — LOX HASZARIPS CALENDAR fo ruadyfirllnliuer mndisillbnlhundtoeentaia beddns the usual iuorniniiou; such additional

Id. . ¢‘:lnhs. R.na.Il.nlug the ' ' . M‘. .1‘ air”. :13“ unpro' ve ment be well as in the literary eliar_a'ctnr cl’ r Ina sly

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Amuruiul Colonla, ‘ Nort

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’°8EPlI_P.°’B' fimmr‘ ._ thins works are disiingdshed by""the

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No-ran! Punuc, Corfvnrancna, awn’

ACc0l_!l'l',A§'l'. , __ l'I"lCE—evev the‘ Sooltstcrn of Mr. G. T. Hae- nsan, Q.nnnn'n Square (South side), phal-

. . its

of all descriptions, of a te,‘ including Assign- af-Atisnisy, Bonds. Salo,Cbnrter

r 1863, is now

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A1id- Journal at I.u1u,.l,A.s'b and ' Iurnlrasts‘. ’

hbneribenwbe hssleng ‘ ' ouiinneind with Q‘. saaar. as oodlllteed ore of the Greased Fnrsisr. has purchased the Horticelliirifl. ably conducted by A. J. Dowaillo. sad ahhrllih eon- dlusion ufths prsssui volume. it will be Published at Iecirusrss. and I-ldited b P. B “ many of I Hort '

work saeedlble to a greater unm- ntl‘.mere beneficial, t a price will 0 rysar, in ddoarscn, 9 various in ovnuinnis insds. lash nu'lnber'w_Ill contain a ful gs engraving" of some new, rare. and valuable truly or lower. drawn from alien. and engraved in a sty e not excelled.

Still further to add III the value of the work, and isnuiha issvssudlac wants the hortieultnralcoin . we shall also publish an with PLATES, each number

3 I '.

the number of eelontl ' ' . from the ears and time required in their re- pasndon. these who wish the colored Edition a the

twist . w’ do well in order imme- diately. Priee witheolorsd plains. Faun Donaans, in runes.

All who cultivate fruit or flowers, should read the Horticulturist, as it is devoted entirely to Horticul- ture, audits kindred arts,'|.aii&cn Gardunin and Rural Architecture, and will keep its resdersa vised of everything now on its subject, either in Europe or

rnerics. - - = .

It will be our aim not only to min-_ Horticul- turist superior both in style and 'mattbi'to any worlr of the character is this eounrvg, but eqaslio any of the Hontealiursl Josviialsof uropa; and we confi- dently ask the aid and so-operation of the Horticul- tarisss of the oouair . ’I‘lis work is published muniti- ly, and contains nriy-eight large gen, with.-ut advnvtisnuieuis, stitched in a beam and appro-

priate never.

J. VICK, Js.. Posaisrias,

ochenlef. .

GEO. T. HASZARD. ‘

Agent for I’. E. Island.

Leonard Scott li. Con.’

aisr or Btlfllh eclodloal In fibnl. BVJKWAIDED mil. under ted‘ ' of the Us Pent Law, at ' _ -

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8. B tie Irss Church).

4. Tbs Wssfsiiustrr Ntvim (L' . 5. Blackened’: Edinburgh Jlfs ins (Tory).

These Ileprlnts have been in ’s'uooea'sl'ul operstiini in this country for twenty years, and their cir oulatiou is constantly on the increase, notwitlingndiig the competition they encounter from ericsn,psrI-

_ . rs. and from the numerous. Eclectic: and Magsilnes made up of selections from ' ' ' . 'l‘his fact shows clearly the high

of their contents is devoted lo pslitissl su tn. It is ibsir Iitsrnry chsrnaisr which gives them their chief value, and In that they land oonfeenedl far above all. oiherjournab of their class. mac , silll undar the nissierly gsldsoos of L‘h'ristupher North. maintains ' ’ celebrity, is. at is Iiiae, annsunlly 've, Iioln the serial works of Bulwer and other literary ‘notables, written for that magazine. and st nppnriq in iincolninas, both in Great Britain and in the United Stats. ducb works as “ The Custom" and “My New Navel," (both by Bnlwnr), “ My Pg. ninnulsi Halal," " The Green Hand.” and ether serials. of which numerous rival editions are issued by the leading publishers is this country, have in be reprinted by those publishers from the pages of Black. wood, it has been issued by Messrs. Scott Co., so that Subscribers to the Reprint of that Muga- nine may always rely on having the earliest reading of fascinating isles.

TERMS.

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NOTICE. . . HE TE.N‘.dJV1‘S of Tiiosns Ha ant Havi- narrn, Esq. on Townships Nunibern 48 and W and other Lands in this Island, are re nested in make immediate payment of the amount o by t to the Subscriber; who is duly nut receive and grant rncei¥s for s same. . HEATH HAVILAND. Barrister-at-Lew. Queen Square, Nov. 29, I852. Is

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d_ Bills of Exchange bought, and Promissory Notes '

iaceun i CHARLES YOUNG. Char a,.I"nbruary I4. I35]. flw

IIE Subscriber begs to iniiuisie that in order to dispose of his valuable Stock

of Woolen. Cotton. Silk and Linen Goods. Hnln, Furs, Cnrpetings. (ilass, Enrilinriivurn and fun, ,9-bn will until the tin of MAY nest, allow 5. P¢r.uui., on all pur-

chnses, for C-‘8H‘:ll|lI‘llIf:|KO5l?hEARD.'

I ‘ On Hsnd'—A few Tons of Anihrncile Calm, Figure Heads, Coal Tar‘. Bath Brick.

200 TONS of HEMLDUX TIM-

‘ BER wanted’, lbr a‘ Breast- work, to be delivered l'ly‘ths lui JUNE neat. apply to '

WILLIAM HEARD. Those Persons whose Accounts are twelve months overdue. are hereby mtiiid. that I l slaps will be resorted to, il'-re- qiiirsd.” settled at once.

LL Parsons indebted either by Montage, Judg- ment, Bond. Pioiiiissory Note or oi erwise, io 'l‘m-nus Hnru llaviusub. -Eso., in Colo- alal Secretary ofihis Island, are‘ desired forthwith to make pa meat of the reypecrive sunisdse b them as nforennid’te the Subscriber, who is duly nu orlsed by Power of Attorney, to receive and give the necessary dinehar for the name. all, Perseus to whom the as’ Thomas Heath Havilaud Is indebted, are in-

qnmted to furnish their Accounts for IXIIOIII.

T HEATII H VILAND,

Qaden Squard, gm 29. I862. V'B.Ili'li'|"’"rLl'. ‘ -rm-.-.c.‘ i.oi\mi'.i. ASSUQA CE GOIIPANY.

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llnan Onics:—22 St. Andrew Square, Edin-

rgli. llourd of Marin email in “I-fulyhr: for .N'oua Stella and rines dward Island- ’ Hon. M. B. Alrrion. Banker. Hun. William A; Slaelt, Banker. Lewis Bliss. Esq. Charles Twirling, .,' Banister. John Ssyley Bland. . Hus. Alnsnadnr Keith. Merchant. James Stewart, .. Selleiiur. Medical As‘lviser— . I‘. Sewers. , Agpnt O Dnevntiiry—MstI'Iinw H. Richey, Solicitor. ‘he fntlowiiig gentlemen have been a pointed on- oers of the Cornpau in Prince Bdwsv Island, and will be prepared in srriish inlbrmatlmi as to the prin- ' Ins and practice oftbn Company and the ruins of Assurance. Charlottetown--Medical Adviser--H. A. Johnston, M. D. Agent——E. L. Lydiard. Georgetown-Medical Adviser—-David Kaye, bl. D. eni—Wi|lisrn Sanderson. St. lennor’s—-Medical Adviser-—Joeeph Bell,M. D Agedt—'l‘homas Hunt. , MATTHEW H. RICHIZY.

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Incorporated by Jets 4] Pnrliaissst. OAIID OI’ DIRECTORS of Fire Insurance for I’. E. Ishnd. ‘T. H. Hnsilnnd, 3311., Hon. Ohsrlu Hsiulsy, F Losgioorlb. -. Robert Htskfinson, Esq, TAosias Dawson. Esq. ,, Detached Risks taken at considerably reduced pre- mam. _ . , . Forms of Ap licatiou, and all ptlisr information, may be obtained) Item the Subscriber, at his Oflice, Uliaqlottotow .

L. W. OALL. Agent.’

Fire! Fire ! Fire I l * Secure your Property ‘nl arnwlng of fifty ciriti be done by Iasuvliig in the MU- 'I‘UAl. P RE INSURANCE COMPANY. This is the only Ofliss where claims for" loss can inst. witlalut reference in a foreign Campy‘. ' . and any other i that Sefletary antli'I‘reseuIwI"s

Blank forms of appl , liIIs.sa.e beoblained at

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upocvlt Iitiitbsrs. it wlll.gi eyast to yourselves sad reliefsnd health to you. shll ., '

Price, 25 cents per bottle.’

we have sold very large quhntities of Mrs. Wins- low’s soothing syrup during the past‘ six years, agwggg| thousand the last year. We bellev it t t insul- cine in-the world nu eliillllen ioeihlng or for the aura of Dyanriiry and Diarrhea In Children. whether It arises front teething or any other cause. iffiflfihgggfl

one using it‘. never sold a ledicina no universal cessfiil in relieving pain and eflhcliag onus..." is!‘ a bsoletsly stirs. CURTIS fl IERKINS, ruggists, Banger. Me WONDER 0!‘ THE WORLD.

Gruecl Cured peers . Messrs. Cos-ris dt Pnssils, Bangor, Me.

Gentlemen,-—I have been entirely cured oflhs Gra- vel, by the us of your Cranip Pain Killer. I commenced taking the Cramp and Pain Killer In Ilia Spring of I841. I livid been a grout suit‘.-var fur Irn years previous; some liiur or file yours ol the time I siillercd beyond all my powers to describe.

Duriug this Iilne, I have had mniliinl «id. and tried various spe- cities. but louiul my luile reliel until I obtained your Crunip and Pull" Killer. In one iuuulh nllcl‘ I commenced u-lug ii, I be-.iuii to grow bails. continued to use it for a your, all Ilia time improving until I was entirely cured. Mll.l:I STAPLII.