PUBLISHED ON Establisneo 1823.

I'IASZARD’S GAZETTE Published by Haszard &. Owen Queen Square, Is issued twice a week, at 15s. per year. AND CONTAINS, THE LATEST NEWS, AT HOME do ABROA. Coach and Sleigh Making. OBERT l\IcIN'I‘YllE returns thanks for the pa- tronage heretofore extended to hiui. and would inform the pubiic, that he keeps on hands (“Id "‘“lW' to order.-—

0arriages,Wag0n8,0al‘t8» Sleighs, &c.

Upper Queen Street. October I3th, 1855.

Harness and ‘Coach Hardware. EDWARD DANA, ' MANUFACTURER dz IMPORTED. 29 Kilby Street. (near State), 3oston- I"I"‘I1‘.RS for Cash at low prices, Springs. Axles. Bolts. Spokes. Rims, Shafts, Enameled Cloth, first qitalitg. Supnsuoa. malleable Iron on hand, and furnished order and pattern. "lull assortment American Ha; ness, Hardware. Psit'r1co1.as. A'r'ri:N'rio eivssr -so onnaiu.

A good Assortm n ‘iliTILts0N’S

CILEIRATID

Botanic Medicine

AND

'1 liomsonian Preparations, with full directions for .HI<‘1l-.lIQIII”4‘$r" ULJEIHE

—-ALlO-

B. 0. 61. G. C. WIL$ON’3 Compound Sarsaparilla» Neui-opathic Drops,

Wild Cherry Balsam, Dysentery and Cholera Syrup and Wild Cherry Bitters.

For Sale by Haszard &. Owen, Sole wholesale Agents for Prince Edward Island

NEW BOOK Just issued from the Press of Haszard 4' Owen, price :. The Constitution of the Govern- ment of Newfoundland

N its L islative and Executive Departments, with

I Appen ix containing the Rules and Orders of the Council and House of Assembly by

HN LI'I"I‘l.It‘.. Esq.. Barrister at Law.

New Books !

ASZARD & OWEN have JUST RECEIVED this day, per “ Majestic," I cum BOOKS, from Edinburgh. among which. are a new supply of Ci-ussssiits’ PUILICATIONI, viz.—Cliambcrs’ In- formation, English Literature, Journal of Popular I.iseratsrc.nevv series, Jan. to Jul

Piotorihl History of England. Ist volume,—A His- tory of the People as well as of the Kingdom. illustrated with many hundred Wood Eiigrsvings, to be com letcd in I0 volumes.

Chambers’ oclret Miscellany. Titles for the Road

. Mathematics. Al ebra. Geometry.

Arithmetic. Book-keepingda nrursl Philosophy

and Science. in all its branches. &c.

Also. from Iessrs. Oliver & Boyd, iron Latin Grammar; Edward's I.ntin_ Delectas; Dymock's Caner; Reid’e.I".nglish Dictionary; I"ulton’s Johnston's do., I_!utten's Book-kee‘ lng; ridges‘ Algebra Cs Ks“ Re to Lcnnie's Grammar; I null’! Questions;' ark am‘s England;

' far ham s I’-‘rsnce; Stewart's Mode}-n Geography; ' 'umming’s Signs of the Times, urgent none; I ‘roteatsnt Discussion with D. French, l'.eq., kc.

GDDEMEDGEAD

EVERY Cliarlottetown. P. E, lsleml.

COPAL VARNISH FEW Tia-cans of superior COI’AL

r 'l b °”” 3' ii. llAe‘Z.\|tD.

I VAIKNISII

Charlottetown, July 2d. 1855.

Carriage Bolts. ASZAIID & OWEN have received a large Stock ofthe above—of the lollowing sizes:—

1.1m;-rii. nusssrran. 1; Inches by 5 5-It} 3-8 lﬁ «- g 5-I6 3-3 2 -- 3 a-io 3.8 2; “ 5-16 3-8 3 " l--I 5-16 3-8 35 " 1-4 5-16 3-8 7-16 ; 4 7-16 3-8

Kt l_4 4

These Bolts have neatly turned heads and are offered for sale at from 25 to 50 per cent lower than they can be made for on the Island.

“””:u§+“ senzisﬁs, MNCE EDWARD ISLAND

CALENDAR

FOR

1856 :

The Almnnack of this year is embellished with a number of neat and appropriiite \Voon ENGRA- vnsas, and besides the usual information, couhill. qy request of several friends. the day's length for

every day in the year.

AILIANOE LI1'E JIJVD FIRE INSURANCE 00.!!- P.d.N'Y LONDON. IITAILIII-{ID av AC1‘ or PAltl.IAIlll'I‘- Capital £5,000,000 Sterling.

CHARl.F.S YOUNG, Agent for P. E. Island.

Dwelling House and Land FOR SALE.

HE Dws:r.r.tiro I-loves: belonging to Mr. Tlios. Keoaghsn, and now occupied by Mr. Edward Poor, Pensionenadjacent to .he Government Pond and adjoining the premises of Mr. John Cuvunagh, Pen- sioner. The above Freehold Property having ri sub- stantial HOUSE. I5 I 2| feet, and recently built. will be found well worthy of ntteiition. For further

particulars inquire of the owner. nest oor.

THOMAS KEOUGIIAN. Jan. 25,1856.

FAIRBANKS‘

cunannaran S C A L E S , OF ALL VARIETIES

Warehouse, 34 Kilby Street.

BO;S 'I‘ 0 N . GREENLEAF 61.. BROWN, AGENTS.

A full assortment of all kinds of weighing appara- tus nnd store furniture for sale at low rates. Rail- road, lIuy,and Coal Scales set in any part of the Provinces.

Eebruary 9, I856. UST RECEIVED, per Schr. ‘SUPERB,’ from Halifax, and for Sale at DODD’$ BRICK STOIIII, a splendid LOT OF TEA, SUGAR AN D HOLABSES. which will be Sold Wholesale and Retail. ‘ THOMAS W. DODD. Oct. 5.

O 0 Cigars ! Cigars ! ! 40 00 SUPERIOR GERMAN CIGARS , received by the Subscriber on Con- signment, and for sale at his Auction last. corner of Queen and Water Streets. The above Cigars are for unreserved sale. and will be sold Wholesale and Retail. at very low vices BENJAMIN DAVI .

Oct. ll.

ll/edi19.stl:!.y. April 30, 1856.

VARIETIES.

SY.\‘l|’A'I‘lI\' son BARNU:\I.——The New York. Express says, that It New York mi]. lionaire, wziose nzinie it does not give, has invited Mr. and Mrs. Barnum to make themselves perlbctly at home as long as they please at his palace on the Filth Ave- nue. This sympathy was excited by the manly afid honest course Mr Barnum has pursued in his misfortunes. The manner- of the offer is thus reported by the Express. Meeting Mr. Barnum in Nassau street last week, he gl'Ilvp(3d lnin warmly by the hand, and rtnld:—

. " Blﬂmm. I heartily condole with you in your troubles. Still, I've a, favor to

“ Of me?” replied B., in surprise. “ What canl do for a millionaire like your- elf?”

" whY.Y0|' 860. Barnum, I've a very hr 19 house and a very small family, up the Ft h Avenue. I've plenty of servants, Ihui-ses, ciii-riagr-s and el ceteras. Now, the favor I want you to do for me, is to remove yourself and wife to my mansion, make of yourselves a poi-tionof my family, and stay there this whole year, and next year, and ——and—in fact, as long as you please—.the longer the better.”

The great showman was so thoroughly atnazed that, for a moment, he was unable to speak.

“ My dear sir,” he replied, at last, “. your generosity pains me beyond expres- s on’)?

“ Generosity! nonsense!” exclaimed the man of wealth; “its no enerosity at all; its pure selﬁshness; for ftell you frankly that I shall feel more gratification than you possibly can, if you will accede to my proposition. You can do it without the slightest feeling of dependence. Make my home yours, and I repeat it with all since- rity, that Innil not you will be the party especially accommodated. Say no more about it, but come at once. You have now arrived at a time of life when too much excitement may destroy your health. You need rest and quiet. I offer it to you; my house shall he ‘Liberty Hall’ to you and voiirs, iiml in it ymislinll do just as you plt‘.1.~'t‘. I h~.n~e talked it all over with my wife, and she unites with me in asking this favor at your hands.”

Whether or not this generous offer was accepted, we are not informed, but we know the above to be a literal fact.

_ ——-Mrs. ‘Pnrtington says, a gentleman in |Boston laughs so heartily, that she fears he’ll burst his jocular vein.

—John Jones has no objection to the lick-her law when applied to Jane. June Jones contends stontly for the liquor law as applicable to John. Janc’s argument is simple and conclusive. When John don’t liquor, he don’t lick her; there- fore, if John can’t liquor. he woii’t lick her : the conclusion she wishes to reach.

'I'wo Irish laborers being at the ex.- ecntion of some malefactors at tile new drop as-it is called, at Newgate, London, gnu said to the other-—“Och, Pat now, ..§.iI.:.f..‘i“‘i"‘.i?“-V ‘:;*’r°::°°:.*e*:“‘r

ic an in go i c iains. “Yis,honey,” replied Pat, “a very great ~diﬂ‘erence, one hangs here only about an hour, butvthe other hangs si.i. was one or HIS Lira.”

innsinnnnssn. WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY.

New ‘lit

Lectures for the improvement of young men, are becoming increasingly po- pular in Englaiid. Some of the first names in literature are entering the lists of lecturers every year. George Smith Esq., I". A. S. made his debut as a loo: turcr in London last week. A numerous assembly listened to the lecturer, whose subject was“ Idolatry.” Mr. Smith is one of the most learned men in Britain ' his researches in Church. History are pro-, found and comprehensive, the results of which already appear in his published works. His largest work, “Sacred An- nals,” has been reprinted in America in three large volumes, and is in its own sphere an unrivalled production. - Smith belongs to the Wesleyan Metho- dists, and as a most acccptablelay'- plreacher ft-.cq'1tcll1lIly ltakss this pulpit.

e was origina ya or .wor in car- penter, coming by his labor only tgwelve shillings a week : now he is a man oﬁ wealth and learned leisure ; having been the architect of his own fortune and learning. He was about 30 years ago brought under the inﬂuence of religion by a Methodist revival, and ever since, his progress in wealth, learning and piety pas most»: bsligiial. Igut forurellligion,

ie won r0 a rave een a is ' » among tlid)toil-wd,rn sons of labour. IA‘: he is still physically vigorous and a dili- t;::;; s'*a“."‘;’“ err"! pen. e wor 3 rom is pow-

Another favourable sign of the times is,tlie interest which the ministers of re- ligiori are taking in the elevation of the sunken masses of the community. The Rev. Jas. H. Rigg, one of the most gifted among the younger class of Wes- leyan Ministers, the other day, delivered a lecture in the Town Hall Brentford, on the “Condition and Prdpects of the Labouring Population of England.” Some of the statistical facts worked out by Mr. Rigg were most appalling and saddening. He proved, that in certain districts of Englands’ vice and ignorance prevailed at the present time ina inncli greater proportion than at any previous period, and t t ' 1- cent of the whole population of Envland could not write their names. ‘Mr. igg stated, that this state of things could only be (pltcrcd by looking at the evil, exposing an gra ling with it and that if t e conditioiipof the labouiing classes is tolie improved, it must be. by giving them a better and improved class. of cottages to dwell in, asuperior education, and a good moral training thoroughly imbued with the principles of ‘Christianity.- Eng. Correspomlcnt Chris. Observer.

0 —A brother ofSanto. Anita is in Louis- ville, Ky., and contemplates l.)llllt‘IlIl° a saw-mill on the Baregrass River, neocl- that city.

-—It is said that Mr. Tlinckcrity, the novelist, realized the sum of$l,65(l, over and above expenses, from the ﬁve lee. tures he recently delivered in New 0;. loans. '

_ —-'I‘I_iere is a clothing establishment in Paris, which employs 66 sewing ma. chines and 1,000 women and girlsin. sewing. ‘ I '