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     7 ‘ME Snlricribor having lwittl appointed by Power or 
     
     I Atlnrnizv. from the lluirs iIl'tlie lislute oftlie l:il8 
     
     l)()NAl.l) .\lcl)(l.\'.\l.ll, ol'(l|cn:iliu.lulo, deceased, 
     
     _ dated 3d St-pit-iiihvr, illltl ltltli Uclobor, is t‘lti]lL)W4!l’l'd 
     
     I3 issued twice 21 week, at 155. PC? yealfi , to sell or le:i.:o all their l.-inils nu tlzo l~l ind, and to 
     
     “V, CoA\'T“lxg‘ Ii-ollect all lli-his, iii-at-§.\i'ra-,:irs of ilcnis, l'iunii.~ory 
     
     . : .‘\'oii's and llool; At-."-ii.-iii-. 
     
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     f . will do \\'lf.l to o:i.‘l on lin- .-\:_'.-nt as so ill us [r0~'§tl)l<.:. 
     
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     f \lCll'.).’..-‘.:5 iiitmi .x', l 
     
    
   
   
    
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     vplu,-“p”l|_|,v_,~ “p15,; “SAY, loti..iowii, hunting on ll nlu .\lr(1I.iin Ling .. Iirrll 
     
    

    
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     l the piircliuso money it ri-ni:iin unpnnl lor ll lllllllelnl 
     
     ‘ , period, by being secured on the pr;-unin-s. _ ‘ ' l 
     
    

    
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     A g 0 0 d A S 0   e n t of l l3:irrister—:it-Luw. 
     
    
   
   
    
     E _*-3 Q N 7 S September, IWS, lS.’r.'r. ti‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     A lllllllhlllllllll ll»p|ll_llll(lll~‘9 i signincnt, and for sale at his Auction Mart, corner off 
     
     Wm’ run dlnlflinns for , Qlllilii? !llllI)|t‘llVf:‘£é‘l"'elllI'.:l5‘l:l.:(i:'lP(lf unreserved s.ile.,and will .' 
     
     ._<‘ W!‘ E1 H H -4 V5!" .13 Til‘: ‘ be sold \Vll0le!ll-ls! and ltetail, at very low prices. l 
     
     __,L..,_ . |ll£NJA.\llN DAVIICS. i 
     
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     Compound Sarsa parilln , 
     
     Neuroputliic Drops, _ I 
     
     \Vild Cherry Balsam, ' 
     
     Dysentery and Cholera Syrup and . 
     
     Wild Cherry Bitters. ‘ 
     
     For Sale by Haszard &. Owen, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Solo wholesale Agents for Prince Edward Island 
     
    
   
   
    
     New Books! 
     
    
   
   
    
     ASZARD 8:, OWEN have JUST RECEIVED 
     
    

    
     this day, per " Majestic," I case BOOKS, from 
     
    

    
     Edinburgh, among which, are a new supply of 
     
    

    
     Cruusaaas’ l’usr.rcA-nous. viz,—Chainbers’ In- 
     
     formation, English Literature, 
     
    

    
     Journal of Popular Liisrature,new series, Jan. to 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     AMERICAN GOODS. 
     
     ' R0“ ALBANY DIRECT. and for SALE‘.-at 
     
     l DODD’S Brick Store, in Povsnal Street: 
     
     200 Cooking, Parlour and Air Tight Stoves, 
     
     which will be Sold 'l‘wonty-five per cent. less than 
     
    
   
   
    
     any ever imported into this City. 
     
     THOMAS W. DODD. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lot 48, October 18th, 1855, 
     
     To Messrs. Beer & Son, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Gaat|eman.—l"or your satisfaction, and general in- 
     
     formation, we bag to certily. that those Cooking 
     
     Stoves we purchased from you a short time since, 
     
     (being of a new description) give great satisfaction. 
     
     The excellent baking qualities of the same. together 
     
     with the spacious room for fuel , malts it a very dosi- 
     
     rsbls Stove, and we can strongly recommend the sams 
     
     to any person purchasing. 
     
    

    
     Your 0bed’t Servants, 
     
     Joins ARQUION, 
     
     Wrr.r.uus Bovcs, 
     
     WILLIAM Faaqusois. 
     
    
   
   
    
     A furtlisr supply of the above Jvsr nlcnrvsu 
     
     at the "King Square House," together with a goo 
     
     assortment of other STOVES, and will be sold very 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ° "9 seen a son. 
     
    
   
   
    
     July, isss. 
     
     Pictorial Ilistnr of England.lst volume,—A His- 
     
     tory of the ample as well as of the Kingdom, 
     
     illustrated with many hundred Wood Bngravlngs, 
     
     to completed in to volume 
     
     Chambers’ Pocket Miscellany. 
     
     and Rail. Mathematics. Allgebrsg Geometry. 
     
     Arithmetic. Book-keeping Gt atursl Philosophy 
     
     and Science, in all its branches. &c. 
     
    

    
     Also, from Hessrs. Oliver & Boyd, 
     
     lilton Latin Grammar; Edward's Latin Delectus 
     
     Dyrnoc|i’s Cmsar; Reid's English l)ir:iion.~iry; 
     
     l"ulton‘s .lohnsion‘a do., llntton‘s [look-keeping; 
     
     Bridges‘ Algebra 61. Key: Ksyio Lennio's tlrsmmar; 
     
     llangn:ill‘s Questions; Mnrkham's I-Inglnnd; 
     
     Mai-kham's Francs; Stswart’s Modern Geography; 
     
     'Cunming's Signs of tho Times. urgent qua-i-lions; ‘ 
     
     Protestant Discussion with D. I-‘reach, |-Zsq., &c. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Tales for the Road 
     
    
   
   
    
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     I under the cnoiny’s guns. 
     
    
   
   
    
     iir;s'il:iy'. November 28, T1855. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     HLWS BY THE ENGLISH MAIL. 
     
    

    
     our. .'lll.lT.\lt\'S’l‘ItENGTll IN THE CRLVIEA, 
     
     V ‘ s . 
     
    

    
     '1 no Glulre Vi)llCll(‘8 tor the substniitiul ac- 
     
     curacy of tho lirllowing .~‘lillClltl‘llI.-3, which 
     
     ill"? |!i'*Il*1ll)l}' put thrill to correct the ;_v(-iieriil 
     
     iinpi-i:.-_-zion wloicli .‘.lr. (7olidien’s l(‘ll(.'l' is 
     
     CitlL'lll:1i(‘illIi(fl'(:llI:?. ()n the ltith Oct. the 
     
     fiiiiiilli-'ll' “ll iii‘: Wlinlo British urin_Y in the 
     
     (.i'iiiiie;i was in round nuinhors 513,0 ii) men 
     
     uiullrunlis.ot'w1««uuthemiinliorotionllbc- 
     
     tivrs \~.'.is uboiit ~l.')llll. It was (:inlllpii:s'tt(l of 
     
     H I'<".'IHII*nt.~4 of ():iv.ili'v, iniinln.-riiig nourlv 
     
     i~).‘.l.lil; oi 5'3 lllllilllllllls‘ oi" lnl'antry, compri- 
     
     HlII!',' -\’UVlli‘llllflLf on-r :l?3,llll.li:i the iiggrcrv:iti-.; 
     
    

    
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     l~l ll!tll<‘;‘l“.w‘ ::n:i :x‘i>lllt.' ll‘-"-[bl oi’ Ai'tillo.i-V, 
     
     :in‘l ll conipziiiis oi" S:ippoi'.~', not {up _.‘h.~,.-t 
     
     oi 91105) uiizn in all. The reniiiiniii-_; l0,0iill 
     
     are rniidc up ofCoiiinii::s:1ri:it, Loud 'l'r.m.<— 
     
     port .'\l‘lll_V \\ Ul‘l(S, Mi-dic:il_ Ht:ill'=iinl other 
     
     r\"“'lH'.V' Corps. ()l' the .1.'.n:) lllClll‘Cll\‘0 
     
     soiuoulizit I'll-'>l'l' th:in Ullt.‘-illll'(l \V('l‘t' \vounil- 
     
     Oil. and the r: 52, very nearly ililflll, were 
     
     siiili-i-iiig ti'oin sickness. Suininiu;;' up the 
     
     1tlrIi\’t! we l|l1\'(’ now in the (Trim. u .-',«'3,ilU1l 
     
     lll=‘il, oi" \'.l:oi.i .';i,5Il(l are elli.-ctivi-.~;. Cul- 
     
     tzlllrlllllgj the iimrtulity 1lll]i)ng_ them as I00 
     
    
   
   
    
     .:i trooli l'-r th” six inontlis, and th:: sick li.~t 
     
    
   
   
    
     to be us llllill"l'Hll.~‘l us at l)l‘l‘>‘(‘lll, tlii-re 
     
     \'.'-I'llil h-~ oi‘ lll"' :~"lllll()l'S zit pi-:24:-zit, in the 
     
     C:‘..il.":t ~'t!l,l).iIl i-.'l'='<:tiVo on the l."lli 
     
     us-:.t-:-'3~'l3l «"Il\-’:tlt'_)' and :3l).il.)D i:il'.i:iti'y, 
     
     '.\'L‘ .<lionl«l li:i'.'i! at the coiiiim-iicr-iiw-at of the 
     
     c:iuip:ii_:;ning .-.:-:isoii about 7.'),lll).) lil'lllSll 
     
     troops. Othrr iinportnnt ldiiglisli l'orccs, 
     
     iiltliough <:;uit:iiiiiiig but at small nuinoriciil 
     
     pi-opmtioii of" l".iigli.<linioii, will lt(3llC|.‘liIl‘- 
     
     \\'Ill'Il lw :iv:iil:i'>l~. “'0 shall put down the 
     
     ilill'crciit liri-i-igii legiiriis at the more than 
     
     inodernto cilllltitili of 5000 men, llllil, omit- 
     
     ting the Siirilinizin army, we culciilzite the 
     
     total strength tlnis—l3riti~+li troops, 70,000 
     
     'l'iii-kisli Contingent, ‘.2ll,(l00; and liritish 
     
     German, and Swiss Li:g_vioiis, Sllilll inen; 
     
     ini1kin;: it to! »l nltogctlivr. ol' .‘l.')',Oil.'l men. 
     
    

    
     A letter ti-oiii Balakliivn in the Opinionc 
     
     state-s—-“ The troops are t'.\'()l‘('.lS(‘(l tiring at 
     
     the lZtl'g('t \\'llf‘ll not on active duty. The 
     
     French have on-cted targets in the plain 
     
     adjoining the 'l‘clprnaya within the range 
     
     ofthe Russian lrottcries, in order, they say, 
     
     to ncciistoin tlii-ir conscripts to tire steadily 
     
     The general be~ 
     
     lief at the camp is, that the Russians must 
     
     eventually abandon the Crimea before the 
     
     superior forces of the allies, but another 
     
     victory is indispensable to compel them to 
     
     retreat. The allies do not appear disposed 
     
     to regard the Crimea merely as a battle- 
     
     field; the works now being accomplished 
     
     there show they intend retniiiing possession 
     
     ofit. The English are carrying on works 
     
     at Balaklava on a gigantic scale. Thousands 
     
     ol Turks, coming chiefly from Constantino- 
     
     ple and its environs, Tiirlars, Piedmontese, 
     
     and others are paid by England at the rate 
     
     ot'3l'. adsy, besides soldiers’ rations. These 
     
     men are employed in landing in the boy an 
     
     immense quantity of materials, which were 
     
     conveyed from thence to the camps by 
     
     beasts of burden. Whole regiments are 
     
     meantime engaged in most important works. 
     
     Along the boy, the English have built a quay, 
     
     at which the largest ship can land the pro- 
     
     visions of the army without the aid of small 
     
     boats, such is the depth of the water. Im- 
     
     menso magazines are being formed at Bala- 
     
     klava, which would supply the wants of an 
     
     army numbering, not 25,000 or 30,000, but 
     
     even 100,000 men. Assuredly all these ex- 
     
     penses would not be incurred, if it were in- 
     
     tended to evacuate the Crimea. We are 
     
     now supplied with comfortable woollen gar- 
     
     monts, with which we can brave the rigours 
     
     of winter. " 
     
    
   
   
    
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     WFCDNESDAY & SATURDAY. 
     
    
   
   
    
     New Series. .."\o. 295. 
     
    
   
   
    
     l A letter from Souchuin Kaleb gives u ra- 
     
     ther more encouraging description of the 
     
     state of nlliiiis at Kai-s than some of the 
     
     previous accounts. Colonel Sinimons arri- 
     
     ved at the above place on the lltli of Octo- 
     
     her Ii-oin Balaliluvu in the Great Britain, 
     
     with IHUU Tiirklsli troops. llo there met 
     
     ()in:ir l’aichn, who hurl sent l'orward the ad- 
     
     v.iiiced giiui-il ofhis in-my \\ith the intention 
     
     «-l'i'olloiviiig with the main body on the l‘,2th. 
     
     Colour.-l Siininons, it iippt-,ui's, had been pre- 
     
     sent at It council of ()ircussi.'in chiefs, the 
     
     i~o:4iilt oi" wliich liud lwcn a combination of 
     
     plans by tln-in and Omar Paclin, the exact 
     
     ob_jr:ct of which is not mentioned. Regret 
     
     is r-xpi'essvd at the small force at Omar Pn- 
     
     ch:i's di.-po.<.il, but the letter adds, that it is 
     
     daily in-in_v_r angincntcd by droughts front the 
     
    
   
   
    
     01' 
     
     j.\piil, :'.iltli:i;;' to that 'nuuih:-r i~::i:ii'oi-co- 
     
    
   
   
    
     (/‘l'll:it‘2l. and L‘la‘(.'\VllCl't‘. The letter further 
     
     illll'.|(l'.'.-5 to the coutiniicil invcstinent ot'Knrs, 
     
     £.'lll(l the great risli there existed ofits reduc- 
     
     ;tion with its gurrisoii of 16,000 men, and 
     
      193 |)iec(‘s of artillery, and iinpntcs to the 
     
     lC()|lllllllll(.lCl‘.-' ol' the allies coiisidirrnlile re- 
     
     lllll:'.:‘Ilt?:~‘.s‘ in iieglccting so important :1 place. 
     
     3 ln coii(:lu.<ioii, the nriter oi‘ the letter ex- 
     
     ‘ pro-:~:i.-s an opinion that tho root-nt t-xpeilition 
     
     to l\'inbnrii and also to l-‘.upainrin are not 
     
     ‘ lil-:r>l_v to be attended with any iniportunt re- 
     
     sult :it this scnsoii ofthe _\‘(?i1l‘. 
     
    
   
   
    
      'l'yi:it;:i'.—'I‘lic Sultan has sent subrcs, 
     
     onriclicd with lIl'llllllllt.~‘, to the Generals 
     
     ’wlio ooiiductcil the di-ti-.ucc oi" Kars, and 
     
     ilc<:ori1tioiis to the olliccrs who had (listin- 
     
     «_-;iiislied tliciiisolw:-2 on the ‘.’.9th September. 
     
     .'l‘hc town of Kai-s is cxeinpted trout all 
     
     fitiixos li)l'llll‘CU ears, as it reward to the 
     
     ‘inliubitunts for the (li.’\'i)l.C(lll0SS they have 
     
     tSlll)\\'ll the garrison during the continuance 
     
     ifll the siege. ___ 
     
     I 
     
     ! ATTA(.‘K ON riiconairrr. 
     
     l The Fremdcn Blatt, which ()(,'t.'a;~l0lli|lly has 
     
     icarly news (where geograpliical position gives 
     
     advantage to the Austrian Ctlpll.-tl). and which 
     
     was the lirst to announce the blowing up of the 
     
     ‘ fortress of Utcliakulf which remained doubtful for 
     
     two days till the Nicolaielf iclegrapli adinitted 
     
     the fact. has the subjoined with respect to the 
     
     great Russian arsenal and doclryzirds on the Bug: 
     
     —" It is reported, that on the 27th and 28th, 
     
     the necessary soiuidings having been taken, the 
     
     Allies proceeded to destroy the Russian strand 
     
     batteries. The Allies have convinced them- 
     
     selves that the Russians will not be able to make 
     
     the channel leading from the mouth of the Bug 
     
     up to the ilockyards impassable. The smaller 
     
     stearners, l)illnl)‘--elCllr!8, and giinboats can, there- 
     
     lore, advance, and bombard the two ‘ crown 
     
     works‘ (ouvragcacouronrie) of Nicolaieft. It is 
     
     not known whether the flotilla of small vessels 
     
     will be accompanied by any of the larger ships. 
     
     it has transpired that the French General Bazaina 
     
     intends, under the protection of the guns of the 
     
     . to construct a redoubt from which the 
     
     bombardment ol'NicolaietTitselt’will take place. 
     
     We remarlr,thst the foregoing intelligence is 
     
     from private sources. Direct ilespatches we have 
     
     none. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     We understand that it is definitely ar- 
     
     ranged that the visit of our ally, the King 
     
     ot'Sardinin, to this country, will take place 
     
     durin the ensuing month of December. 
     
     His ajesty will, before arriving in Eng- 
     
     land, have been previously entertained by 
     
     the Emperor ofthe French. 
     
    

    
     A man was placed a few days ago in a. 
     
     lunatic asylum, at Berlin, to be trated for is 
     
     mental alienation, brought on by the use of 
     
     hair dye. On examining the dye which he 
     
     had employed, it was ascertained to be 
     
     omposed of lead, and at length led to 
     
    
   
   
    
     c 
     
     madness.