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     THE ME\V ROUTE TO INDIA. 
     
    
   
   
    
     As it is impossible to over-estimate the 
     
     importance and value of any means that 
     
     _may be found practically applicable to the 
     
     shortening of the journey between Englini 
     
     and hCIyI‘l0ll possessions in the East, we 
     
     must own that. from the time when Geoc- 
     
     ral Chesney first directed the utteiition of 
     
     the public in this country to the tiicilitics 
     
     presented by the Valley of ilie hiiphi-ates 
     
     for the construction of an easy and rapid 
     
     mode of communication between the Eas- 
     
     tern shores oftlie_Mediterr:ineiiii and north- 
     
     western provinces of our Indian Empire, 
     
    
   
   
    
     d tie riiil. 
     
    
   
   
    
     we have never censi-d to regard the project 
     
     with other feelings than those of u very 
     
     lively interest not-oinpniiied by the hope 
     
     that sooner or later steps would be taken to 
     
     carry it into execution. 'l‘here Sl'('lll8 to 
     
     be iioiv ll reasmziblc. pstispect that this new 
     
     and shorter route to India will be esta- 
     
     blished at an earlier period than we had 
     
     anticipated. V\'ithin the last year the un- 
     
     dertiiking lizié been seriously taken up by a 
     
     coinpany loriiii-d for the special purpose of 
     
     carrying it into ('XCct.lliill; and within the 
     
     last week a body of the ollicers of this 
     
     company have actually set out from Eng- 
     
     land to commence the operations. A recent 
     
     correspondence between the company and 
     
     the Foreign Ollice enables us to explain 
     
     pretty precisely the present 'tion of the 
     
     undertaking. On the :.‘.6th ofthe last month, 
     
     in accordance with it request to the etfect, 
     
     the company trniisrnited to Lord Clarendon 
     
     It desr:riptioii of their proposed route, and 
     
     ofthe iiiituic ofthe concession promised by 
     
     Turkey, intiinating at the same time their 
     
     hitention to despatcli General Chesney, Sir 
     
     John Maeneill, and ii competent stall, im- 
     
     inediately to the scene of opcrutioiis. The 
     
     route at present contemplated is from the 
     
     port of Scleucia, on the Mediterranean, ria 
     
     Antioch and Aleppo to Jiibcr Castle, on the 
     
     Euphrates, a distance of 60 miles, and the 
     
     contract with the Ottornen Govcrniiient will 
     
     enibrace ii guarantee of 6 per cent for U1) 
     
     years, with power to raise capital for sir.»- 
     
     mers at 3 rate to he licrciifter tleteriiiiiied, 
     
     The land is also to be given free ofcliurge, 
     
     and the guarantee is not to involve any 
     
     right on the part of the 'l‘ni-kish Govern- 
     
     ment to participate in lll'lll‘e pi-otits in ex- 
     
     cess ofli percent. beyond a rciiiibiirseiiieiit 
     
     of any sums of interest they may lin.ve pro. 
     
     viously paid. At the same time applica- 
     
     tion lius been riiade to the India House and 
     
     the Board of Control for encouragement 
     
     and co-operation, and the support of Lord 
     
     Clarendon is also relied u on in his instruc- 
     
     tions to the British Ambassador at Constan- 
     
     tinople, who is believed to regard the pro- 
     
     ject with great interest. In the instructions 
     
     given by the Board to General Chesney 
     
     and Sir John Macneill, whose departure 
     
     t place on Tuesday last, full liberty is 
     
     gi in to adopt any spot on the Medi- 
     
     torrsncan other than Selucis that may ap- 
     
     nr more favorable. It is indispensable 
     
     that the line should start from a safe har- 
     
     hour. and a former survey of Seleucis by 
     
     General Chesney and Captain Allan, R.N., 
     
     occurs to establish eligibility of that point, 
     
     but the port of Alexnndretts would give 
     
     the shortest line to the Euphrates, and it 
     
     has been said by high naval authorities that 
     
     it would contain the whole navy of Great 
     
     Britain. There would, however, be some 
     
     objections on the score of unhcslthinoss, as 
     
     well as from the less satisfactory character 
     
     of the gradients in its neighborhood, and 
     
     loss it should appear that these may be 
     
     roidod Solcucin will most probably be se- 
     
     lected. The general nature of the route 
     
     from Solcucis to Jabcr Castle appears to be 
     
     ' ulnrly free from physical ditficulties, 
     
     no the nine nin be said of the entire dis- 
     
     --tance to Bussorn , on the Persian Gulf, to 
     
     which the railway will be ultimately ex- 
     
     tended. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Whh regard to the habits and disposition 
     
     ofths population of the provinces through 
     
     which the line will pass, the experience of 
     
     General hosncy, and of others, is held to 
     
     establish that no serious dilficultics need be 
     
     apprehended, and that if their rights are 
     
     as tod they may, in fact, be made valu- 
     
     blo allies in maintaining the permanence 
     
     and security of the work. If these expec- 
     
     tations should be well founded there will be 
     
     every reason to expect that the undertaking 
     
    
   
   
    
     may be rapidly carried out, and that at n 
     
    
   
   
    
     I-IASZARD'S GAZET 
     
    
   
   
    
     not distzini period the passage to India will 
     
     be reduced to little iiiore than half its pre- 
     
     sent l‘ltlt‘-. A line ot’eh-etric teleginpli will 
     
     nccoiiip.'iii_i the work llillvtlglltlul, and will, 
     
     of course, he pu.-hi-d on .-iiiiiiltiiiieoiisly ii itli 
     
     I ll is scarier-l_\y pus.-ilvle to owi- 
     
     rate the ell'ei-ts tliiis lllti'l_\‘ to he proilucitl 
     
     upon the coiiiiiii-roe of the \\'oi'ltl, lll.(l it 
     
     iiiay he liiirl_v liiipul that tl e (it>\'I'l‘l‘ilI'it tit.- 
     
     oftlie two C<itIl.ll'l(‘.'o piiiii:iri.'y iiitei~i-sti-d—- 
     
     t_i‘ii'eat Britain and 'l‘iiike_\' —-will loose no 
     
     opportunity of pi-oiiii-ting the. work, and 
     
     hastening its e (‘Ctllltill. .\|io\'e all, the 
     
     East India Coiiipiiiiy will he l.-oiiiid to e\'pe- 
     
     lute it by every aid they can nlliir d. 
     
     or three years of \H'lt-(lllt:Clt'(l em-r;.ry will, 
     
     uiiquestioiiii'ol_i', hrin;: lloiiiliny within lit"- 
     
     teeii d.iy’sjoiirnt,-y tioiii Loiidon, and it few 
     
     years later, should pcai-e continue, and the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sultan be (ll.~lptl§(‘(l (as he appear-.~i to hot to 
     
    
   
   
    
     .- 
     
     E 
     
    
   
   
    
     extend the line of i-:iilw.'iy tliroiiph 
     
    
   
   
    
     Two 
     
    
   
   
    
     TE OCTOBER. 4. 
     
    
   
   
    
     V Lescher’s Starch, ac. 
     
     ll1l.\llS I,» -i.lier’s best London Starch, 
     
     1 ‘i tilt-iitii-ld I’itleiit 9, 
     
     l en t. 'l'liuii.b Ultra, (1: .‘lIi1ii=Ii’¢'ililiIi. 
     
     \\i ll. \li .'\'l'Sll.\' 
     
    
   
   
    
     _AUC 'i'IOI‘3l.', 
     
     BY wii.LiA:ii D001). 
     
    
   
   
    
     VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. 
     
     'l‘lll'I fo‘lowin_' li.\ i\'l).5' ii .il l’ltl~'.I\ll.\l-‘S will 
     
     l)U1it‘[t|l|j|ltIrIt) Sllllthlu-‘ll to l’ut-lt' (Lillipu- 
     
     iition, at the (i‘o..‘ii llous ‘, ('ooi.i .l ll.;.l.lii 2. HI 
     
     l'll"I‘ll)"t‘l-‘-1tI,'tttl \\'l‘il‘.Vl‘i$ll\\'. the ‘.‘1). i d iy 
     
     ol‘()C'l'L)lll‘.ll item, at the hour ot l‘.‘ ii‘.-loch; 
     
    
   
   
    
     PAPQR 15I.‘3tE::G'E.”§ilC7'r-:3 I 
     
     . >JC§I' RECEIVE’): 
     
     3.300 l’lI~.‘L.‘l-.‘.\' Fli'0.\I b’O.\"1'0.\‘, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     \,1_:__ .\Iiil l'.ir S:-tit‘ l|)_i' ll;\57..\l{U dd OVVEN. 
     
     p\s'i‘i'i:i~: ioixs 3.».-. ~;::::. -.’:H ziui -:::5.iu *‘”3' "" ‘°""" 
     
    

    
     ihr; Rovaltvol'l'liitlot:.town.triHIi1II;: “HI Po"! ' ' "W"'_‘ 
     
    

    
     'l"t‘lt‘r':l R....i., .. .i ~tlttI|'~|" :-."-~ if ‘l_'_"§ ‘{ f":""j“ ,""‘,‘f Hari‘i\-rare Hardware! 1 
     
    

    
     I-"W": c”‘li|l1|“-.'.' H l~-~' “l" " "l ‘“ "° " '”"‘ lTS'l' lil'Il‘lIl\'lill l'ri\Iii the l'riiti'd Sttilcl. and 
     
    
   
   
    
     inure or less. _, _ o for Sale hr ll.\S'/. \|{ll ht ()WF..'\'— 
     
     r\t.so— l'li:it |ir':iutifiill_\' situ it: «l Plillljl R l \- .\lorti~-- l.oi'.h~i .iiid l.lIlI'llt"l, friiiii tld to 205 ciich_ 
     
    

    
     foriiiinig part or L‘. I,\l .'-1U.\' lit‘ li l\I*- l~“. “I ll”-‘ ltiiii. \\ t:.-‘l~'tIl, store door and phite Locks, &c, 
     
     liiiyilty ti.‘ Cli:ttl4Itti't.i\\ii, lti-ttlI=“; tilt the lltll=‘- ."iii.iil l.orh.<, (ii large stoi'I;,) _ 
     
     hoio_i_vh, and lll the iiiiiiitilint-* \l"llt‘.l_V of Uo\'erii- \\':irdro‘o.-, lltl and t‘tlll lloohs, -Is at 2rd (id per do-4, 
     
     ,,,,.,,. ][..u,~.-‘ 1.”-]‘,~ 1., mo (Ii‘4‘|1p.il;tlll ol t'2ipt.itii ll'i‘lI niid iioo-_leii lléiicli Screws, 
     
    

    
     l;L.,,.,.,,[,,v' “_ _\ I r,,,u,,,;,._t 0. ii”. ,..,.ii..,-.,_.-1 |.,- t‘lV:imp an-l l€i;;;er.~i‘ Screw.-, 
     
    

    
     I: e lioail leatliiig to tioreiiiiiieiit ll--ii.~i-, :.tiil on , ll |l‘“” -" ll‘ "”"‘- (2"‘”'\‘l""‘vl’d)- &°- 23 34 it His, 
     
    
   
   
    
     whole line of his doipinioii, ti-oiii the l)u- ,,,,, 9“, M. \V,,.,_§,,c,,, 3,“. ,,,t,.,,,,,.,._, ,,,, NH3Ittint-rut,porcc1..ni,—silu-rt-it l)oor..~'tiuitcr and Draw. 
     
     . . " . l , ', _. 
     
    

    
     nuhe to Ci-iistaiiitiiioplt-,iiiid llt(‘ll(.‘c ti-oiii the .~'iu-ei -33;: t. o ', :i ltlt t‘ m..i.- or l»-~s. \'.'i'.'i Ifw. "' l‘ " ' . D , 
     
    

    
     eastern shore olltlie Bosplioriis to the poiiit , I. ~ t'IIl:tllllI !ioiis l)\\'l‘.l.l.l.\ ti llt IL?.\l-I. 5 “"l‘ "i""-“ “"‘l'”" “"‘l -l'l”‘"""‘l "'“""' l‘“°l"- 
     
    
   
   
    
     i,eaml 
     
     l()l"l‘-lllfl 
     
    
   
   
    
     l.llI.\GS ni.d zippiiiti i...; cos lllt it unto 
     
     ilIt'lt|ll;_!Ilij_:. 
     
    
   
   
    
     at which the present iiiiilertiikiii;_r is to coiii- _ 
     
     'l he (YIllilltl|_!t'lll .'ii ri.i Iy l ‘t’.l.L‘l|}'i 
     
     and it 'llt'lll‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     inence, we iiiiiy he e.\’cliaii;_riii;: the fogs of, i 1 t P f H 
     
     , ' 2 . -' ,~;uv I ‘i H MD 7 ‘tsv 
     
     l‘.tl,t_'lulld for the golden sun oi India in tho,‘ 5‘'‘” ‘.l.' ' '0” I " 5 " .'i_ ‘. . 1 
     
    

    
     .~ . . , ol .\lis. \. tl.~t).i. li.i\i.i_v ll-'l'll our. ti.ii..— 'l'li‘l to- 
     
     bncl space M "‘ single week’ ‘\ 0 dlmllt  it C ti.-idi new wt .\lr l).i\'i l llitlsoii, iii lilI‘ltll1‘l.tl », 
     
     pot lllfliillltillie are many among us who \villg,,,,,,,,., ,1“ ,.,,h,.,i,~,. p 
     
     tve to o t iis. 
     
    
   
   
    
     iup~'il_\'  til'iiiii:titrIi l.-it IE), 
     
     will be sold in to simple, -.ii.il llt.t;tl ant’. d:st-li;ii,__v- 
     
     ed of all lllCUllll)t£lltCt'.-i. 
     
    

    
     ,.- _" .. ~. ..i.-  (7: i, 'l 
     
     Ilsnn Ti.\ir:s.—-A Yankee Doctor lias-,ht‘,""D"“.i.l]l'|l,\‘,;l'jji,p  :,,'jf 1i‘,‘,',l;n\‘l,_\~‘i.;l_l,~] 
     
     recently got up a remedy for hard tiincs.‘. ‘ ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ ,l<iiown its the present I'.'>lilt‘l-('0 of Mr. l).ivid 
     
     ll» C0n5l3l5 of WT] ll0U|'5’ llal'd li-llJ0ll|‘ PCT ' \Vll§t'ltlfilrtl!lllll£ -l0 loci on lliehiiiond-sir i-t. =iiiil 
     
     day well worked in. 
     
    
   
   
    
     extending in deptli 50 feet. a little ltItIl"‘- or less, 
     
     —— ltt|'tlIlll’_! part of'l'U\\'N l.(l‘l'.\' Nos. 4 .o.d .'i. in 
     
     A S'roa\' or Bo.iimi.—0n the 7th of A ugu~’t, " ilio st-,roi.il hundred ot"l‘ou ii litll.-lllClttttl-»llt’lUWll 
     
    

    
     the 3IIlll\'rrsiIl'_y of St. Gaetaiio, while the l{iii;:’s , 'l'liis propi=rt_\' is subject to tin aiiiiiiity ot'J;.'id eur- 
     
     ciirriagc escorted by his boilv zsurils and liussiiis ‘ icncy per iinnniii, cliarged tlicrem {or the me and 
     
     passing the corner of the Via Santa Britzidw. in ; benefit of Mrs. Itlary l‘I izalietli Wi‘-o:~.. lttilll and 
     
     the street of Toledo, two oftlie horses §lltt|H‘t.l ’ alter the tlt'(‘t'ilSt.‘ other present lin-h.i:i.l. (iz: cast- 
     
     and felt. The police and the soldiers were en- she shall survive him). and so l»ii_v as -he shall 
     
     gagged in getting them tip, when; taking zidviin- . l't‘l|I:tltt his \\ido\\ and lllllllilfltctl, .lll‘il i: wi.l be 
     
     "I28 Of this inti-rrupiion, a lame min, le:iiiing‘.-olil liable lltt'l’t‘l0. 
     
    

    
     upon a stall‘, and respectably dressrd, npp|‘u:l(‘llr’<l , For terms otsile and further piri viilurs. eii 
     
     the carriage, hrinded 3 written petition to the quire oftlie llll'l(_‘rz4l,_Ht«‘tl 'I‘riisii.-cs for .$.i.e.&e., 
     
     l\'in;_v and began to speak in a low tone ofvoice. g iii.der Deed of li'~..-Ii.-:«.~v and t.‘ii;ive\'iiii e. ll-‘Ltlltlfl 
     
     An otlicer of the guard saw this, r. n -Vtllll drawn ’ date the ‘llst d.iv ol l):‘i‘t':Ill)t’Y. lb‘.'i.'i. '.‘\\'('llll’l.I 
     
     swords against the petitioner, and inlliciisd ti by the above iiriiiii-d ll;l\'|¢l Wilson and his said 
     
     wound upon him ; other tilIlt2t'lu followed the . wife, with the other p:il'llt'.3lll(‘lt,‘ltt iiainel. to the 
     
     i-xriiriple, and the cripple tried in vain to ward T iiiitlirrsigiitail, ‘tlt.«lt.ll'l\ lt'2l~lL'It'tl, and as the sriiiie 
     
     oil the hliiws. \Vhen he was about to sink he- Y is {llllt‘lItlt‘tl |~_\' an tllltlt lltltt the-reto, date-l tin‘ lUtli 
     
     iw:-th their assault he cried out to the King. ay of .\lay uliiino, Ctitlut:L‘tl tliercoii, and also 
     
     "l“erdiiianrl, they are assaulting me before your _ duly reqistt.'rm_l. 
     
    

    
     eves ! Reiiieniher this !” The King was to-rri-,i Dated at Cliurlottetowii, this 10th day of Sep- 
     
     tied by tiis appeal, and called out to the officers teiiiher, 1856. 
     
    

    
     Let him have his his”. [Immediately afterwards 
     
    

    
     the horses naving been raised, the carriage went 
     
     on at full -Jttlltlp. Tire same shocking scene is! 
     
     d«~s«.-ribed in several letters from Naples, some‘ 
     
     adding that the min was mortally wounded. 
     
     i~imil:ir iitlziir happened at Paliiiero, in the year 
     
     1853, when Colonel Niinziante, afterwards pru- 
     
     nioted to the rank ofGeneral, imhrned his sword 
     
     in the life-blood ofa man who had merely ventu- 
     
     red to sccost the king’s brother, the count of 
     
     Syracuse. Nunziante obtained for that ferocious 
     
     deed, the nickname of Amszza-morti (“Kill them 
     
     d,") by which lie is known amongst the popu- 
     
     lace at Palermo to this day. 
     
    
   
   
    
     JOSICPII lll".'.\'Sl.l-ZY. 
     
     JUll.\' l.().\'(.‘W()lt'l‘ll. 
     
     ROB l'IR'[‘ S l‘l‘I\\"AltT. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sept. 1;). 
     
    
   
   
    
     BY JOHN C. TRAVERS. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Notice to Farmers and others. 
     
     VJ-‘O er: Sour by Auction, on ’l‘iiviunAv the 
     
     9th of UC'l‘UBElt next. at It o'clock, fore- 
     
     noon, on the Farm of Mr. NATHAN WRIGHT, 
     
     on the Winsloe Road, 5 miles from 'l‘own,ths whole 
     
     h. 
     
    
   
   
    
     of is 
     
     snocx, altar, at 
     
     FARMING IMPLEMENT, 
     
    
   
   
    
     €- 
     
     0 
     
     - 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mus. Put'riNo'ron’s VIEW or TzMrir- 
     
     tuNcs..—“lntemperance!” said Mrs. Par- 
     
     tington solemnly, with a rich emotion in her 
     
     tone, like an after-dinner speech, at the 
     
     some time bringing her hand containimg lhe 
     
    
   
   
    
     coruurrrvc or 
     
     I Ayrshire COW, 4 years old, from ‘ Sweet Lad,‘ 
     
     1 do 3 do do 
     
    

    
     I yearling HEIFER. from ‘ Sweet Lad ;” 
     
    

    
     I Cslf,‘fron1 do., I Cow I cod Farm Horse. 2 Pigs, 
     
    
   
   
    
     snuti‘ she had just brought fi-_om the 1 3,, st. h, 1 ood Sleigh, I Truck, 
     
     box down upon her knee, while Lion, with 1 set sleigh Harness I Janniing Sleigh 6r. Furs, 
     
     ii violent sneeze, walked away to another 1 “E 0'" I 30"?’ ‘ l’l°“Sl| 
     
    

    
     1 tr Hsrrows Franklin Stove 
     
    
   
   
    
     part of the room—“Intemperancc is a 
     
     monster with ii good many hands, and 
     
     creeps into the bosoms of families like an 
     
     alligator, and destroys its peace and hopi- 
     
     piness forever. But, thank heaven ! a new 
     
     eric had dawned upon the world, and soon 
     
     the hydrant-headed monstcr will be over- 
     
     turned. lsn’t it strange that men put 
     
     enemies into their own mouths to steal 
     
     away their heads?”—“Don't you regard 
     
    
   
   
    
     2 acres Potatoes Five tons upland HAY. 
     
    

    
     A number of Sfoolis OATS and BARLEY. and a 
     
     number of Forming Implements, and other articles 
     
     too numerous to mention. 
     
    

    
     &‘ 'l‘:nau.—A|l sums nndsr £5 cash on doli- 
     
     vsry after the sale; over £6, a credit of 8 months, 
     
     on approved Joint Notes. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Don't Forget Thursday the 9th October 
     
    
   
   
    
     Greatly Reduced Prices !! 
     
    
   
   
    
     - -_ 7-. - _ HE I rgc STOCK of DRY GOODS iitthc 
     
     “kins ’",'.’fr in -a .i'ue' we~"ke(.l’ "m0 i T “ Mdnchsstsr House," Queen Street, will be 
     
     cently. ll it is, she replied with the on-,,ed 
     
    
   
   
    
     some old or ument, “it is so small a one‘ nu-mg thig fignth, 
     
    

    
     that Providence won't take no notice of it,i - , 
     
    

    
     and besides, my oil factories would miss it‘ in Pnces "ly much Reduce  
     
     so." Ah! kind old heart, it was thg drunk- to mslic room for IIIAVY IIPOITATIOII, ox-; 
     
     II‘d's argument; and he who cut. “one, ectod by tint I-‘all vessels from l.o.Vnoiv nndi 
     
     at his frail brother must first see iftherc be_ '""°°.",". 
     
     not something at home to correct before he .J:':,'.°':':,',  
     
     presumes upon his own infulibility. 
     
    
   
   
    
     BARGAINS. will find it to their 
     
    

    
     at this Establishment. 
     
    

    
     | SAMUEL W. McMHllIlAY. 
     
    

    
     : Sept. 3. race. 
     
     A countrymsn~being‘sslied how he knew; fi 
     
    

    
     a man, of whom he had been complnining,l 
     
    

    
     was drunk, iiidignnntly replied, "Whntl 
     
    
   
   
    
     Btrnycd or Stolen t 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     A BLACK HORSE. with Ion 
     
     switch-tsil and n l nisno, wit 
     
     of hair oil’ his scli, strayed I 
     
    
   
   
    
     could he be else, when he asked for n shoc- 
     
     horn to put his hat on with." 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     t‘o:il tflii-i-la and ‘l'iii-iiiitlis' Tools, 
     
     l’i-iiril Sliarpi-iii-rs, 
     
     (iiii.d~:i no l"iitiii'i--‘, from 7s tld ll l'Zii 
     
     t‘ireu’:ii Stwsiiiitl z\tl)t\l:l, and l.e:iilier Ileliing, 
     
     ll:io.im-rs. (ii large nssorio-d >‘tor'li 
     
     l:iIt‘ltI'l~, (-liiiigliiig, (‘l.t\V, l.ithiii.',, liioud, dtc) 
     
     .\:irrow illlll llrori-l .\.\«-.4 and :\\lZi‘sI, 
     
     llllllllisl and l.evi~|e, 
     
     Screw l’l.iti-ii and llies, 
     
     \\'i-b Fziiis and llandlcs, lever Sawsets 
     
     liitlta Rltl.Il)Cl' l'acl<iiig, Culllb‘, toys, hat, bnll, dzc 
     
    
   
   
    
     S PRING SUPPLIES. 
     
     i .\.\'7..-\ lll) S’. (l \\'l‘IN, have received 0! 
     
     I'.'.’Iui lltlill Liverpool, part oftheir Spring 
     
     5Ul|[llI*‘n‘,1\tllt|'t_' wliich will he ltllln 
     
     Post, Fool.-clip. and Pull paper, ofevery dol- 
     
     ('rittll tti and tltll|iIl»_V. . 
     
     ltnloil l'illIt.’fS ti-om Note size to Dem 
     
     l,eil_veis, Day and Account Books of every 
     
     varivtv. 
     
     llill 
     
     l’i'nliol.l. rs, 
     
     l'.ll‘:_'t‘ sit-i-lt. 
     
     l‘: i\ i‘l.opi‘5, (‘ltItlt llIti'tl, ollicial and other ll” 
     
     \\'r:ippiog pnp- r,.l3rown, and Gray ofall slfi. 
     
    
   
   
    
     __,_ 
     
    
   
   
    
     lloiilis—-reci-iv.il)le 
     
    
   
   
    
     a nd payable, Pens. 
     
     lilat-ltleiid, 
     
    
   
   
    
     and slate pencilo—n 
     
    
   
   
    
     Schooner for Sale! 
     
    

    
     - l-\A N'tlti().\'l“.lt three years old, under 
     
     repair, to ho Sold. She is ii good ' 
     
     cargo vi:=sel of tliiriy tons register. 
     
    

    
     Apply to— 
     
    

    
     \\'ll.l.l.-\\l IIODGES. 
     
    

    
     Cyiiihria Lodge, Rnstico, Aug. 29, I856. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     QUEEN SQUARE HOUSE. 
     
     O\V coiitiiins an immense assortinent of 
     
     BRITISH ."I./VD I"RI'.'.'VCH 
     
     M ANUFACTURES, 
     
     (ilie newest miiko and patterns) just arrived por 
     
     llrig “ lN'l'l".N DED" direct from England, which in 
     
     alfered for sale at all advance on cost. 
     
     Wll. HEARD. 
     
     Charlottetown, July 8, I856, - 
     
    
   
   
    
     A good Assortment 
     
     'WILSON’8 
     
    
   
   
    
     CILIIRATID 
     
    
   
   
    
     Botanic M edicine 
     
     AND 
     
     Thomsonian Preparations, 
     
     with full directions for 
     
     .H§‘.£‘..¥'.II4'j II-E 
     
     —Al.so— 
     
    

    
     B. 0. dt. G. C. WILSONT 
     
     Compound Snrsnpnrilln, 
     
     Neuropnthic Drops, 
     
    

    
     Wild Cherry Balsam, 
     
     Dyscntcry and Cholorn Syrup and 
     
     Wild Cherry Bitters. 
     
    
   
   
    
     For sale by Hasznrd & Owen, 
     
     Solo wholesale Agents for Prince Edward Island 
     
    
   
   
    
     ROCKLIN CLOTH MILIJ. 
     
     Middle River, Ptoton, N. 8. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Subscribers having lately increased their baa‘- 
     
     Ioss facilities, are prepared to execute any amount 
     
     of Work in their line. at the shortest notice, and in 
     
     the pot style. In Miami: thsnlis for the liberal 
     
    

    
     tronsgs hitherto stford by the public of P. 3 
     
    

    
     stand, the respectfully solicit a continuance there- 
     
     of. The cllowintugontloon are Agents for the 
     
     "flocklis clock In," who will be responsible 
     
     for all property delivered to them :- 
     
    

    
     DAVID 8-rsvnin-r. l2sq., Charlottetown, 
     
    

    
     N. J. Bnogrv. I-2sq., St. E(l;lllOf'I, 
     
    

    
     Dunn. onnorr, Esq.. oovgotown. 
     
    

    
     Joiuv E. |IcDolAr.o. Bum. Gd. liver, Lot 50. 
     
    

    
     In. llnc-ron. turn. its fluids 
     
    

    
     Joint Htnl, sq , Ilurn&tl'srbonr. 
     
    

    
     Jon: DALI!!!" lot. It: Bids. lnmy 
     
    
   
   
    
     —— W the pgonpscs ofI‘|vri.h.l.icuAIxi 
     
     When does a man become fourhnndcd? F‘-'" °" '7.“ ' "". ."' ‘l ga"""' . 
     
     __wh.n he double. hi. fin‘ ‘alto nine to this 'I)flicc, Wsll.lPd‘t-O lo::t::|‘y‘.rol‘ J", “O I... : Q» A. flflll. 
     
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