IISOELLANEOUS. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Gan-r AND Li-rri.r.—In Lieutenant 
     
     Martry's recent work on the “Physical 
     
     Geography oftlie Sea,” he gives the restilt 
     
     of microscopic exatninatioizs, of some shells 
     
     thrown up ti-oni the bottorit of the Atlantic 
     
     Ocean, where it is more than tivo miles in 
     
     depth. 'I‘lio shells are so minute that to 
     
     the naked eye they appear like common 
     
     dust or clay, although not a grain of sand 
     
     is among them, and yet are so preserved 
     
     that their most delicate edges are all per- 
     
     fect. It would require a larger grave to 
     
     hold all the coral insects of the world than 
     
     all the elephants. The smallest tenants of 
     
     the ocean, not the largest, are its most im- 
     
    

    
     nrtaiit occupants and the microscopic 
     
     shell-lisli create more important changes 
     
     than tlte whales. 
     
    

    
     It has been the great error of historians, 
     
     statesmen, and politicians to lose sight cf 
     
     this truth. They look only at the whales. 
     
     the big fish, and seem to consider these as 
     
     the tttotiarclis of the deep sea of politics, 
     
     and that they alone have the right to swim 
     
     there. lftlie All*ll'l:llI emperor speaks. or 
     
     the lliissian iiutoei-at ttirtis over on his side 
     
     and dies, each llit'Itll‘lIl is drily chronicled. 
     
    

    
     ‘rot in the meantiiiie, what do we hear oi‘ 
     
     the progi-e.-'s of the people, the iiidtistrious 
     
     classes, the small fish’? They are the true 
     
     monarchs of this great and wide sea of 
     
     politics after all. They form the strata by 
     
     which the geologists of history will hereaf- 
     
     ter mark the progress of this age, and 
     
     cl.issil'_v all its products; and upon the ba- 
     
     sis ofivliielt all future society will develop 
     
     itself. Take care ofthe poor, and the rich 
     
     will take care of III€mS(:IV(‘l'. 1-Ivatigclize 
     
     tho iii=isses. and they will give tone and 
     
     temper to the age and to the country, do- 
     
     tertitinitig the clint-ae.tei- of its leaders for 
     
     more lllll-ll the lt.‘:ttIt‘l'~' lhat of tire iiiasses. 
     
    

    
     And so in i'.‘.di\'idual life and character. 
     
     It is little things tiiat make and trtiiinike its 
     
     all. There are tlinti.-':iiids of young men of 
     
     talent and enterprise at this inotiietit. who 
     
     dreaiii offaiiie and tll.-‘llllvlltttl, and «lit», if 
     
     it onl_\’ i-t.-tpiiretl sortie pvt-tit art (it daring or 
     
     saeritice witliiti the s«.:opi- -if litiriiati possi- 
     
     liiiity to ltt'Ct|llll! (lI'-Iil]j_'llI.\.l|t‘t.l, would he 
     
     I|(,'l'¢>('S; but bee.-ttiso true e.tii:ieit<.-c is only 
     
     to be attained by a pei-sevi-riiig application 
     
     in a iiiiiuber ol'd.tily viitties, are coii.-'taiitly 
     
    

    
     xii war ititli the itltnltr sclieiite of tliiiigs, 
     
     iitid t-.-it-i-tit it a v-2r_v hadl_v govet-tied world, 
     
     in wltic-lt they lind ito higher place. 
     
    

    
     Little habits drive nails into our coffins. 
     
     They it-ore than itiake up their iitiiiiber 
     
     what they seem to lack in individtial impor- 
     
     tance. They are the true set-ds ofeharac- 
     
     tar, \\'e might as well plant acorns and 
     
     not expect them to grow, as clierish small 
     
     vices and not calculate on their increase; 
     
     or as reasonably hope to see the firm and 
     
     noble oak where no acorns were ever platit- 
     
     ed, as true greatness and success in life 
     
     where the seedlings of a thousand little lia- 
     
     bits of industry and virtue had not been 
     
     first carefully cherished. 
     
    
   
   
    
     We understand that Thomas Baillie 
     
     Thomson, youngest son of the Rev. Dr. 
     
     Thomson, Rector of St. Stephen, has, 
     
     through the interest of his father's old 
     
     friends, been gazetted to an Ensigiicy in her 
     
     Majesty‘: 47th regiment, whose depot is 
     
     at Tcniplemore, county Tipperary, Ireland, 
     
     but the regiment is in the Crimea. The 
     
     young gentleman was offered an appoint- 
     
     ment, when at the Horse Guards, to aregi- 
     
     ment serving in Cans .1, but declined, 
     
     saying he had proposed to be a soldier, and 
     
     thought the only proper place to learn his 
     
     profession was in actual service. The 
     
     Coniinander-in-Cliief approved, and imme- 
     
     diately after, he was gazetted in the 47th.— 
     
     Sl. .Rndrcw's Provincialist. 
     
    

    
     A Rustin: AustiIsanoit.— A Washington 
     
     dispatch says tltat, by the last arrival from 
     
     Europe, Mr. Marcy, Secretary of State, received 
     
    
   
   
    
     iadespatcli from Mr. Seymour, oitr Minister at 
     
    
   
   
    
     the ltussisuv Court, nntit'_t-iiig him of an extraordi- 
     
     narv diplomatic appointriient to the United SIMPF. 
     
     The person ibtis selected by His Iiiiperial 
     
     M;,j,,.ty is kiiott-ti in the tliplotnatic world for 
     
     more lll'lll iirdiirary shtlitv, lm-ides lrtviiig pos- 
     
     gngsml the ('|‘llrItI(*’|lf‘H of the (leer-rtst-il Iiiiiperor. 
     
     nu i-oiizvs ('It'lIit'tI “III! the lii_'li.i~t diplotiiatic 
     
     power l{tiH\ttI to the lliii-siztii Court, and his 
     
     arrival Il'.‘l'L' is alt-irtly expo-c:eil. _ 
     
     ‘ha lmtiil of life is love: the saltof life is 
     
     ‘,-or‘.:: t'~~ sin-c'.iit;ss oflilc, poesy; the \v;.t..-r 
     
     of Life, faith. - 
     
    
   
   
    
     HASZAR.D’S GAZE'l"I‘E, NOVEMBER I0. 
     
    
   
   
    
     “ 0 
     
     Ball Impoi-tations. 
     
     Queen‘ Street Clothing House. 
     
     Vl‘IIl~I SUlla‘Cl{IBl".RS Iiave received per Burque 
     
     . Sir ,./Ilcxttniler, front London, and Jllajutic 
     
     frotii Liverpool, their full supply of Ilritislt (iooils 
     
     wltitzli they itotv oll'er for stile at the lowest possible 
     
     prices for cash. 
     
     llI‘NU'l"l‘ ll: BROWN. 
     
     sue on HAND 
     
     Tea, Sugar. Starch, Blocking, Black lead, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Currants, liuisiits, &,c. 
     
     Oct. 3liit. 8in 
     
    
   
   
    
     PAPER HANGINGS I 
     
     —'JUDT RECIXVID? 
     
     3,300 PIECES FROM BOSTON‘, 
     
    
   
   
    
     And for Sale by IIASZARD & OWEN. 
     
     Aug. I6, I855. 
     
    
   
   
    
     \ 
     
    
   
   
    
     BY R0 YALLETTERB PATENT. 
     
    
   
   
    
     THE HYIDROMAGEN, 
     
     on \VA'l‘L:ltPI00l-‘ A N'l‘l-CONSUMPTIVI 
     
     C O R K S O L E S , 
     
     .\l.-iiiufacturcd by IIARCOUH1‘ Biutnnsir 61. Co., 
     
     38, Anti Street, N. Y., ititd at London uttd 
     
     Mitticliester, England. 
     
    

    
     7 HF. IlYDI‘v0.\l.-\(iI-I.\' is it valuable discovery 
     
    

    
     for protiectiiig the feet front damp or cold, and 
     
     tlierefore a preventive of iiiaity Lung diseases, u't'.’Ii- 
     
     out any (ilOCII)l'lIlg u-lriiltt-er. The II_\tlI'0lllI|gell is 
     
     in the form of it sole, and worn inside tlte hoot or 
     
     Its ntuliciiled character is it powerful antidote 
     
     to disease. 
     
    

    
     For Gentlemen it will he fouttd agreeable, warrn 
     
     rind lieultlty, to wear in the coldest or ritiitiest \vea- 
     
     her. as the foot cauitot become wet, if the lIydroiiiu- 
     
     gen is inserted. 
     
    

    
     idics may wear the lightest soled boots or slices 
     
     in the most inclement weather with impunity; while 
     
     eottsunipiioii, so prevalent aitioiig the young of our 
     
     coutttry, may he thwarted by geiieraladuptioii. They 
     
     entirely srapermle Ot‘€l’~lltu€8, its the hitter cause ilic 
     
     feet to pet-spire in it very uiiltealtlty tiiitiiner; and, be- 
     
     sides, are not tlitiigt.-mus wear to pedestrians iii icy 
     
    
   
   
    
     wetitlier, like Iiidi i rubbers. \Vliile the latter cause 
     
     the feet to appear e.\‘treiiii-ly large, the IIydroinagen,. 
     
     bi-in-,5 riietely a tliiti slice of cork prepared. peculiarly 
     
    
   
   
    
     placed inside, does not iiicreasc the size of the bout, “ 
     
    
   
   
    
     or cause the foot to appeitr untidy. 
     
     'l‘o Children they are extreiiit-ly valuable, as they 
     
     may (3Ilgl£t;,',t3‘IlI t-xi-rt-iw. vtiih |C.(l;lirtNl and healthy (‘I5 
     
     .-: . ' tell‘ t‘xpeii.~‘e Is sit 5.1-git as to st:.trt‘.t- l|t't.' i 
     
     int-iitioii; Iiesitles those tvlio |iillI‘(|l‘.lsC tlii-iii \\'|ll ltiid i 
     
     iliixr yearly ..-"o':loi"s fill.-' mut'.’i .Il!'I.'llIlls‘llt‘i‘l llltlfllvf/.l 
     
     1 the llvt l‘tIt:Ii|2t’YI is_lmroiiititg more motvit, its; 
     
     sale i-‘» llt(‘|’I:-tslllg to air aliito.-I. ineii-dible exit-tit. Last‘ 
     
     _\ear in Loitdiiii. \l:llII'll"§lt‘l, ltiriiii.zgli.rtti,l.iv<-rpool, 
     
     til:i.<;;ow, Loft-J31,IIlllaIIll,I':|flH, Rittwi rp, lI:ttitlii:lrglli,. 
     
     and llorlin, our h'ilIt'.Il reitclti.-il tlto itltiiost iiicie tb e‘ 
     
     iiiiitilier of l,732,~t.'i0 pairs of cork soles. This year 
     
     the ituiiibi-r will tiir surpass tlt:it. 
     
     .\slt the l'arulty llIt'll' tii.iotr of their value as n 
     
     |\N'\t5lIll\‘t} for (.‘t,)l‘tilIS, t,‘tII.l).‘3, llIlUNCIII- 
     
     'l'IS, AS'|'Il\l.‘\, and CUNSl.'.\II"I‘ION. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     3 
     
     .- 
     
     1 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Boys’ and .\lisses'do. ls (id. 
     
    

    
     No'rrci:.—Froiii the Itt-tail Prices we make a very 
     
     liberal allowance to Johhers aitd \\’ho|eaaIerii, so 
     
     that any siorekeepcr can make a fine profit on their 
     
     sale, rvhiletliey are an article, that may be kept in any 
     
     store, among any class of oo s. 
     
    

    
     For vomit.-r, ripply to Iancouar. Biutnnav, 
     
     & Co. ‘is Ann Street, New York. 
     
    
   
   
    
     FAIRBANKS’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     CELIBIIATID 
     
    
   
   
    
     SCALES, 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     V r or ALL VARIETIES. 
     
    

    
     Warehouse, 34 Kilby Street. 
     
     BOSTON. 
     
    

    
     GREENLEAF oi. BROWN, 
     
    
   
   
    
     AGINTI. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Railroad, Hay, Coal, and Farmers’ SCALES 
     
     set in any part of the Province: by experienced work- 
     
    
   
   
    
     men. 
     
     Sep. 8th, I855. 
     
    
   
   
    
     APOTI-IBCARI'ES’ HALL. 
     
     The Old Established 
     
    
   
   
    
     HOUSE, 1810. 
     
     CHARLOTFETOWN, MAY, 1855. 
     
     T. DESBRISAY 81. Co. 
     
    

    
     HAVE just received, per late arrivals from Lon- 
     
    

    
     don, Diiblin, United States and Ilaltlaa, tlteii 
     
     Supplies for the Season, coiiiprising, in the whole, an 
     
    

    
     Ezlcririvc and Varied Jlsrortmenlof 
     
    

    
     DRUGS d’. ClIE.\IICAl.S, PEIll*‘ll.I1I'}RY, 
     
    

    
     Brushes, Combs, Soaps, and other Toilet requisites; 
     
     Paints, Oils, Colours, iirid Dye Stutfs; i'iuits, Spices. 
     
     t,'oiifet~.iio:i.try. i"t'.lIICJllL‘lI and other Ltmcllgtil; with 
     
     all the l’;tit-tit .\|edii:ineiI iii ri-putc, rind every other 
     
     ariii-.lo ti.-iitilly kept at sitiiilar I'1.v4titlili<ii.iii.-nitr iii (Sinai 
     
     llrit.ii:i (Sve .‘l/mrliecitricr‘ llull ./l'Ivl'I'lll€!.) 'l'ne 
     
     \\'I|tIlt'. of .r liirli tlt--_v 0 iii \\'IlI| C“llII.li'ltl’l) i--c intiiionil 
     
     to tho pzililiv. Itlltl, il't|u:tlity be cl'n‘ItlUr°lI' at as ltuv. 
     
     if not lII\\t}f pri- in-a, tIt.tii Iii--y "-Ill bu prrv.-cod in the 
     
     iiiarlu-l. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CII.£lll)ilt!:“\Vll, Ill:'yl‘_‘., .l *5,-5. 
     
    
   
   
    
     AUCTIONS. 
     
    
   
   
    
     “.~:xa~‘sa‘ ms‘-1-octet”! 
     
     Anotlier llhaiicc of 
     
    
   
   
    
     lllillfllll S’l'lllIl(lll 
     
    
   
   
    
     AT BINSTEAD. 
     
     V 0 BE SOLD. itv Aricrtox,on'l‘iiviisrutv, 
     
     the l5thdav of ..\'oi-rniber. at " Iliitstead," the 
     
     Farm of R. .\. l"i:t.t.owi;s, lisQ.:— 
     
     4 very titre (?(|\VS, (pure l)urltntii,) 
     
     I do llUl.l. t,‘2\I.l“, do , 
     
     2 do lll’.l|"l-‘.|{ do do., 
     
     lbeautiful FAR.“ IlOll§I“., 
     
     1 d do MAIKB, 
     
     20 superior I.t'l(‘t‘ll0r l~2WI~ZS, 
     
     2 do It.-\.\l I.~\\lIl.~l, together with a va- 
     
     riety ol useful I".\ll.\lI.\'(i U'l'E.\'$Il.S, &c., 61.0. 
     
     Sale to coiiiiiteitce at I2 o'clock. 
     
     J.—\\ll-Is‘ l\l()llllIS, Auctioneer. 
     
     6, 13.35. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cliarlottetoivn, Nov. 
     
    
   
   
    
     AUCTION. 
     
     On T/tllI‘S(ld_I/ I/is Stir!/i if Dec-cmlirr, 
     
     '—riI1\'l‘Vlllu1tl)l9 itiid \Vt'II \\‘(l\N.I15'.l lilork oflaiid 
     
     _ coiitriittiiig about 2.30 :|('l't'.~l, i-iglii i..it,»,.i (Kim. 
     
     Cliarlotietorvii. ott the Sr. I’«-ti-r‘s lti-ail, |II!XI to llr. 
     
     Iloswal|’s, will be sold in lots to I-llll ‘)Illl'Illflt,'l§, 
     
     Decctitlicr tiih, at I2 o'c‘.ot:k. 'I'criiiu tirade I\'lIt.I\\'|| 
     
     ut sale. 
     
     JOIIN :\IlCII. 'i\l‘I)0.\'Al.D, 
     
     Agent 
     
    
   
   
    
     Oct. 29th, IP53. -Irv 
     
     LUNDO N lltl US i.. 
     
     Pall I855. 
     
    
   
   
    
     51:. Sir ./1lc.taiuI¢r_/'/exit l.onVaii and JlIiIjr.illc 
     
     _ 'runt l.ll‘t‘I‘pU . 
     
    

    
     IIE Subscriber his c-niipli-it-«I his I".ill Fiitiply 
     
    

    
     of British .\|eri:li;tmlizi-, now foriiiing one of the 
     
    

    
     niost mtetisiiit iiiid geiieral stocks iii the tit.-viltet—— 
     
     (rvlticli will be sold on the iito~t iiiotli-r.-tie ti rttts for 
     
     prompt piyiiteiit, It lilii-iztl tlist-oiitit ritaile to r\lioli-- 
     
     sale cusrviitier-4,) eoitipiisiiig every v.-trii~ty iii I..-tilii-s‘ 
     
     dress tiititeriuld at t‘.\'I|'ilt|i|IlIIZll’_\' Iotv |iI'll't'.'l--l.lllIIt- ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     'tti:ititleiI and botttwts iii the izi-in-st h|\Ii"‘, tog-thi,-r 
     
    
   
   
    
     I it l.ir,-ii ll~‘.it|lltllt'lIl of .\IlIIIltt‘l\—I.lltIlI'~" arts 
     
     stotie llltlflili, sable, Iitcli, lIlIliIi', siiutrri-l MIMI l|IliI'|‘ 
     
     furs, t‘.lo:il\iit_; in great \".'itit~tt. t‘7otlts ll IIII'l_'t! :t~-‘ort- 
     
     iiieiit, liloiilo 1-‘, prints, sltiitii-gs, i-.-tip:-iiitg, Ilt':|IIll 
     
     rugs, i:tnti.h eltttlis, ltI|jlt‘l")’ |i:ilio_-ttl:ri~'lii-t'_\, ril>lioi.tI it 
     
     tIlt'II‘d srlertr--ii, .~i‘-tlt v--lv--i-', llltlllltlligi iii ;'ri-:it 
     
     \'nNt.'l_\'. l‘v':id_v ittaile t-.loiliiti,.; a'| srz-.4, limits :iii.| 
     
     fil-Ore‘. satin ~li|-in-r~'. oil that cloth, with it great 
     
     variety of other gut-ils. 
     
    
   
   
    
     lat) 
     
    

    
     A large :.s.«oiIiti«-tit ofli |ril\\‘.Ill‘,-'|lllI grime.-i,.,, ,,f_.,” A 
     
     kiitds, lt'll.'i vet'_v rlii-up, to lure hail at the Fat .-‘i'iil.i't's 
     
     .“iore, I-'t‘e.'it (ieorg-: réirect, (Il|ll0.~Ill! the (‘.tt!iolic 
     
     Llitipel. 
     
    

    
     II. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cliarlottetorrn, Nov. lst, lS.'i.'). 
     
    
   
   
    
     ll.\SZ.\l{l). 
     
    
   
   
    
     HASZARD at owmv 
     
     Have i'cct-iretl and offer for sale 
     
     imwsoivs 
     
     Acad ian Geo log '; 
     
     V 
     
    
   
   
    
     . N ‘Account of the Geological Siriiciiim mu] 
     
     ’ MIm'I':Il llvsourres of Nova Srotia and portions 
     
     of the iteigliboiiting l'rovinces of Iliitisli Aiiir-rica. 
     
     By J-Iltll lI'i"lt'iun 1)Illl'snII, I". G. S, 5-0. 
     
     3\0 pages sin.-tll .‘l\'o., with it large colored Geolo- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sic“ MW» Fell! Ilngrrivings and numerous Wood- 
     
     -tita. ice l‘.!s 
     
     Sold b iliu I'uhli.aliers, J. Dawson 6: Son, I‘ietou, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Y 
     
     and by itll Booksellers. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Building Lots for Sale. 
     
     OR Sale or Lease a few desirable Building Lots 
     
     situate in the Town of Sttntford, Lot 48, uppo. 
     
     site Cliarloitetown. For terms apply to 
     
     BIINJA. IN DAVIES. 
     
     ‘Oct. i7, 1855. 
     
    
   
   
    
     O A U ! 
     
    

    
     IIEREAS, SARAH ROVER, aservant in my 
     
     etnploy, has left my service without lling 
     
     her engageiitent, this Itl to caution all persons from 
     
     employing tho_ said SARAH Rorait, without her 
     
     productnga written discharge, otherwise, they will 
     
    

    
     be prosecuted as the Law directs. 
     
    

    
     GEO. T. IMSZARD. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Church of England Prayer Books. 
     
     .\:Z\ltD St. ()WI".N have received 1! large . 
     
     supply of the above and are prepared to aclll 
     
     them at the following low prices, viz. 
     
     Ruby 32tno, Cloth, (iilt lidgi-tl, In 6d. 
     
     " Carve “era-c«». Iiriibossed richly Gilt, 3.. 
     
     i\Itttocco, 45 6d_ 
     
     Minion 3l2nio Rn.-iii, Embossed, Gilt Edged, 35. 
     
     l\'onp:iri-il "2iiie. 3s. 
     
     I'ic:t '.’~lrmt. 5.: (id, 
     
    
   
   
    
     tho 9:. 
     
    

    
     Calf. I21 6il. 
     
     COPAL VARNISH. 
     
     , I li\V 'I'lti-c.tit~t of: up :iiot C()l’AI. VARNISH. 
     
    

    
     ltil tale Iiy 
     
    

    
     Il. II.\Si’.AI!1). 
     
    
   
   
    
     A 
     
    
   
   
    
     TO BE LET, 
     
    

    
     [IE D\\'IILI.ING ll0USl'Iitnd l'retiiisciI near 
     
    

    
     tlova.-riiiiietit Ilotisi-, at |ltt:t~t3iiI ||(‘,cupifldl 
     
    

    
     Captain Ileiizeli-y, consistiiig of it Dwelling Ilou..o 
     
     itlticlt cniititiitii it spacious llitiing-touiit and I)rntv- 
     
     irig-rootti, I.lreiiltl'attt-iottrtt, 7 Iletl-rttoiiis, liirgo Kit. 
     
     clieii, Servaiit's II:tll, 3Servitiit'it Ileil-tooiiis, I'atitiy, 
     
     l iirder, I"roitr-porch. largo liiiiiance ll:ilI, largo Inimi- 
     
     Ilitll, llack-potclt, 2 Ilitek eiitraiii-es, Il:ick'iiitil Froiit 
     
     stair-cise, Sctillery, Pump and \Vitr':i-Iliiuitia, Lurin- 
     
     ber-rooiii. and a splendid ti ruoiiied ct.-llar. 
     
    

    
     A large aii-l CttllIllIUtIl0tH Couelt-Iiouse, 3 stalled 
     
     Stable, Ilrirtiess-rotiiii, ow-liouse, largo Ilay-loft 
     
     and (iraiii-rootii, Maiiure-yard, large Kitclteti garden 
     
     with I"ruit trees,&c., I"lower gitrdi-ii, elegiiitt front 
     
     eiitritricunnd carriage drive. it large l.atvn runitiiig 
     
     down to the Harbour with coirveitictico for keeping 
     
     briats, &c. Extensive plaiiiiiiioti of young trees of 
     
     all kitidii, largo Iloot-ltouso, Wood itrid chopping 
     
     Iiouse, itrid ti spacious utid coitttnodious y.-rid. 
     
    

    
     There are front ittid It:It'k gait-s faciiig on ditl'i-rent 
     
     Streets, and u never failing well of water on the 
     
     ptctiiisie 
     
    

    
     't'liis spletidid Mansion fmiti its sittirttioti cem- 
     
     lllitntli the line.-it view ofiitiy lioirso iii (,‘liarlotiett.wn, 
     
     IIIIII front its proximity to (iovetiiitioiit Ilousi: iiiiil 
     
     otliiyr iirlvaiit.'igesi the Sulisciilii-r ttoiilirleiitly otllrg i; 
     
     as the most el--gtitt, coiiifmtrtblo ittid drsirriblit iesi. 
     
     iliettro tor it gt-titleiit:iti's f.iiiiily i.t or near 'l‘own- 
     
     For further pitriiciilitis apply to 
     
    

    
     IHVII) \Vll.-"1 IN, lirliitioiid Street 
     
    

    
     .~‘..,,t. Ilth, I854. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ,\ Ll. p--t‘stiti~i itidt-bti'tl to the Iistato ofiliii lam 
     
     I DON \I.l| .\li:I)tl.‘t'.-\I.l).lilo-ii.il;id:iIi:, art: ri-. 
     
     qlui-sii-il to settle their Ar:t~otiitt.-A Eiiitiii-rliziti-ly, or steps 
     
     iiiust be taken to eiiforco paitiii-ii 
     
    
   
   
    
     l. 
     
     JUIIN Alttll I. .\lc[)’.lZ‘\'.\l.l), 
     
    
   
   
    
     OCI. I3. gen]. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ne. 12, Grafton 
     
     rcet. 
     
     I-"‘()ll. S»\I.Ii at this itltove rslalilisllilicnt-— 
     
     S‘-lltl iaiiles I\'a~.'it'i- l.tv:itlii-r, 
     
     v 300 h'l|I!‘!l lIlllIH'.‘N I.t-titlii-r, 
     
     ‘."-It) pltlt"‘ light Solo Leather, 
     
     .500 t.‘alt'-skirts. 
     
     N. ll —-I-'niii~-pi-iii:i- lialf-print-y per 'pound will hg 
     
     paid for any iiuatittty of Green Illtlt‘-I. 
     
     W“. II. [).l\V>l()N. 
     
    
   
   
    
     City Tannery, 
     
     st 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ociiibt-r 20. 
     
    
   
   
    
     To be Let for :1 term cf Years, 
     
    

    
     I ".I.\'l' lii£l|'-_\‘ vtiltitati-d l'..~l.iti: Iilitiut! IIV ilig 
     
    

    
     I-zitiie of I{t‘ll~ltI:ll|tl. the property of (,‘:ipi;iiq 
     
    

    
     l'.i~;,z»-lo-_\, and at l|ft'.~t‘l|l iii tat-, I|t‘(|ItItilIt'll of _\Ir 
     
    

    
     tii-orge Ila-i-r. I":-i' |~:iilirIil:ti'-' apply :.i the oilicc of 
     
     'l'. IIt'i|llI lI.t\‘i'..iiid, Il.~i|., IlitIil‘ItfI' at Iiatv. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The New Cll:‘.‘_)t’l of the Cliristian Church, 
     
     at New Glasgow. 
     
     _ II.I. l.e opt-ind. and do rlii-.tii tl, to the st-tvire of 
     
     (iiiii, on I.rir<l's dry, the llilt i l' Novetiilier at 
     
     ll i-‘clot-it, a. tit. ‘\ roller-tioii will be taken in aid 
     
     tifllti: Ilitililii g fond. 
     
     VV A N T E D . 
     
     .\lII.l.I‘.Il. for it liri-t Mill, wlio thorniiglily im- 
     
     _ dri.-taud.~' his I-ii-iiiiri-s, to ivliom liberal Nigel 
     
     will he gin-n.—AppIy to 
     
     .lI".S.'~il". \VI{IGII'I‘. 
     
     li-drque Mills, Sept. 26. 
     
     N.ll.—.~\ single .\l:tn preferred. 
     
     C I 
     
     Ilargaiiis! Ilargaitis! I 
     
     'I' the Stihictibt-r'iI S.-\I.I". llUU.\I, opposite illr. 
     
     I'eake's Store,-— 
     
    

    
     6 llllltll approved Aiiteticrtn COOKING STOVES, 
     
    

    
     5 rgo \\'ooil \‘iovt-tr, (st-con hand.) 
     
    

    
     4 crtiiks liRAND\', I0 bbls. Ship Bread, 
     
    

    
     I coil 6 ittcli Shroud Rope, 
     
    

    
     1 set Standing Iliiiging. (second hand) for a Vessel 
     
     o 60 ions, I Windlass Rim and Frills, 
     
    

    
     IIO Ill}?! 3, 300 do. I. I30 (lo. 1 inch, 27 do. ll 
     
     inch ltouiid IRON, and 75 bars of tliit and 
     
     square refined IRON. 
     
    

    
     'I‘I:rtsta.—Cnah on deliver . 
     
    

    
     B N.IA.‘\IIN DAVIES. 
     
    

    
     October 16, l855.——ISx -ti 
     
    
   
   
    
     Butter, Wool 6:. Sheepskins. 
     
     yrfllt‘. Subscriber will pay Cash for Butter, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Wool and Sheep Skins. 
     
     ROBERT BELL, 
     
     Charlottetown, P. E. I. June 9th I855. 6 in 
     
    
   
   
    
     FOR ALE. 
     
    

    
     A valuable Leasehold Property for 999 years, at 
     
    

    
     one shilling per acre, formerly the property of 
     
     Jiurits BAGNILL, deceased, situated at lledeqno, 
     
     Lot 26, near Mr. William Strong's; the farm con- 
     
     tains one ltundred Acres good Iiirtd, one half under 
     
     it state of cultivation, with it house iiird barn thereon, 
     
     and a good spring of water near the door niitl iiIiun' 
     
     di-trcu of line wood and lirinit on tho iniitie. lfit ho 
     
     :tit nccoiitttiliititin to the pureliiiser, otio half of the 
     
     ptit'cliaiIo iitoiii-y may reiiirtin on iittt-to-t for it tittie- 
     
     I"or ftirllit-r pitrlit-ulars apply to .It‘IIlI IL Uttrdioer, 
     
     lledeque, or \Vil|ittrii I)oild, Iflrzirlottetotui. 
     
    
   
   
    
     , __ .__ _.4 
     
    
   
   
    
     7 ‘ ' 
     
     I o be Let, 
     
     iI.\'I‘ cvio-lliiiit .\'t'iitil, l no-.vii as the “.\I:int'liv‘s- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Yr 
     
     . lI'r ll..ir-'-'. .~‘rlii.iy :~tttt.-t, ptiss.:ssioti given 
     
     iittiiierliatcly. Applt to 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cli irlottu‘oivn, July 2], ISL5. 
     
    
   
   
    
     .lUl|:l Aizcti. .\iciio.\'.-ti.t).