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. HA,SZARD’s GAZETTE t -Published by Haszard Ga Owen. Queen, Square, ‘Ia isertedtvvice a week, at lbs: per year. A!!!) CONTAINS,

THE LATES1‘ NEWS, AT HOME dc ABROAD.

Harness and Coach Hardware. EDWARD DANA, MANUFACTURER & IHPOBTEB

. B9 Kilby Street. (near State). Boston- OFFEK8 for Cttsh at low prices. Springs. Aales, , Bolts. Spokes. Itinis, Shafts. llntitnelod Cloth, Patent and linemeled Leather; all of first quality. Sdrniiroit malleable Iron on Itaod. and furnished to I order and pattern. Full assortment American Har- ness, Ilardware. l’anrit:ui.an orvsrt 'r'o onolits,

Charlottetown. Dec. 5. EDUCATION. A Rare Chance for Young Men. MB. A. A. MACKENZIE wielieeto inform- the Young Men of this City, that he has opened an EVOtIIng Class in the Temperance Hal and is prepared to give instructions in the fol ' ing branoliee.‘and on the following Terms per Quarter of 48 Evenings eaeh, namely :— vlst, Reading, writing and arithmetic, £0 to 2d, Grammar and composition, 0 1 3d, Practical Geometry and mensuratioo, O 15 4th, "Trigonometry and rnensuration, poo-half of the Quarterly Fee to be paid on enter-

ATTENTION

ooans 2 coais s’ 2 CHALDRON Pictou COAL, Just arrived and

for Sale by JAMES PURDIE.

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Efltose studying the first three Branches would require to be in attendance at 7 o’oloelt, andthose in the others at 8. -

Mr. Mol(. flattere himself, that hie long and well-tried experience in the practice of teaching. Evening Classes, will enable him to convey a far greater amount ofpraclical knowledge to his pupils in a given period of time, than has been commu-

~ tiioeted by any of his predecessors. Clizirlottotown, Feb. 21st, 1856.

JOHN HARPER,

Auctioneer and Contmiuion ltercliant, (Queen-St, in Mr. De:.'2ri.¢e_t/‘.1 Buildings.) Solicits the patronage of the ublic, and "will endea- vor to merit the contidence 6 all who may favor him with business In the above Iini. Feb, I1, 1856.

Carriage -Bolts. ASZARD Ir, OWEN have received a large Stock ofthe above-of the following sizeI:— ii. ma run.

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1; Inches by ,§ 5-16 8-8 I " 6-16 8-8

" 5-I6 3.8 2; “ 5-16 3-8 3 " I-4 5-16 8-8 8] " 1-4 5-16 3-8 7-16 § 4 " I-4 7-16 -8

0 These Bolts have neatly turned heads and are otfered for sale at from 85 to 50 rcent lower than they can be made for on the Island‘? COPAL VARNl8H§ ‘ FEW Tin-cane ofauperior CGPAI. VARNISH ‘ 4. for sale by ' Charlottetown, July 2d, I855.

ll. IIASZARD. CATTLl§ will be taken in to graze for the season on the Royal Agricultural 8oelety's| farm, from the first Juno next, at the following rates, ‘

viz: , All under 2 years old, 20:. All over 2 yours old. 309. , paid in advance. All forms brenkora will be turned out. Apply to WM. W. IRVING

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Sec’y. R. ‘A. Society.

0 for Charlottetown ; leaving Charlottetown for Pic-

Herdw e Hardware ! : UST RECEIVE from the United States, for Salt! by [IASZAKD IL 0 E Monies Locke and Latches, from 9d to 20s each, Rim, western, store door and plate Locks, Ste. Small Looks, (a large stoclt,) uwardrobe. hat and coal Hooks. 4s a 2s 6d per dot. Iron and tvooden Bench Screws, Clam and Ili era‘ Screws, ilsoiire Iiftlcgf, (gear-whecl’d), &c. 2r ad a I65. Mineral, porcelain,-silvered Door-Shutter and Draw- or Knobs, Mahogany. walnut and japanned Drawer Knobs, Coal Lhiscls and 'l‘in-itnitlis’ Tools, Pencil Shar tenors, Grindstotie I’ixluro.<, from 1's 6d a I2: Circular Saws and Arbors, and Leather Belting, llaismars. (a large assorted Stock) ||;.i,¢hua, (mingling, clntv, Iatliing, broad, dtc) Narrow and Broad Axes and Adz».-s, Plumbv and Levels. Screw Plates and Dies, Web Saws and Htintllcs, lever Slswscln India Rubber Packing. combs, toys, bat,ball, die

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STEAMER

Under contract with the Provincial Govern- mentoarrytng Her Iajeety's Hails. 7 His superior llritiah built STEA:\lER—coppered and copper fastened’, 2l2 tons llegleter. _90 horse po aver. classed at Lloyd’s for Is years, _liaving superior accommodations for Pixseeagsi-_e--vs run regularly, during the reason. on the line between Charlottetown and Pictou, and between Charlotte- town and She 'nc :— Lenving Shediac, unless prevented by unforeeen circumstances. every Tuesday morning, at 6 o‘c|oclt,

i too every Tuesday at 2 o'clock ; returning from i Pictou every Wednesday, leaving at 8 o'clock 3 W3" i again leave Charlottetown for'Pictou every 'l‘hur_sday ‘morning, at I0 o’c|ock; will return from Pictou

evor Friday, leaving at 6 o'clock ; uud will go on i to Shediac, leaving Charlottetown at I o’cloclt. l For freight or passage. nppl_v‘at Riehihuetou to l the owner. 1.. P. w. DESBRISAY. I-‘.sq.—-in Shed- 7 iae to E. J. SMt’l‘ll. I-leq -'-in Pictou to Mess". 1- 6!- J. YORSTON.—or in Charlottetown to

'l‘llI-Z0. DESBRISAY.

Jane I2. 1856.

Tin Gt Copper Worker, GAS-PITTER, Gtc.

THE undersigned, grateful for the encouragement ' he has received since his return from Califor- nia. begs leave to inform the Citizens of Charlotte- , town, that he has, in addition to the t‘ Tinsretitli business, undertaken GAS- (with_ the approval of the Gite Compan , decllsdd this breach of their business, hislformev business. the public may depend. he will give every satisfaction. and dispatch all orders with

which they may favor him. '

JAMES MILLNEB. 6 , . .

Charlottetown, June 18, I85 .

FREEHOLD PROPERTY ' r _ ea . _

0 BE SOLD by private Sale, a valuable frea- hold I'ann.contaioisg two hundred (200) acres of land. fifty ollurhich are in a state of high cultiva- tion, on which is a new dwelling house finished, length 36 feet. by 26, with a Barn, finished also, 55 feet by 27, ll well of water convenient; it never failing stream runs through the roar, fitted to chinery or paaturage of cattle. This property is situate 6 miles from Geo etown, and as miles from Charlottetown. I-‘or furl er particu-

I , l 1 M. ‘P’, 0 I’!-1'l‘l".l{ STEWART, New I’erth.

Add CARD. ’ .

HAVILAND & BRECKEN,

Barristers. 6:. Attprnies at Law, Jvoranrcs PUBLIC, .ic., ac.

1‘ , . ' nrscarnasiious. QUEEN Vic'roiti.t’s CHll.DltEN.—TllC

whole hoiiseliold is tip hetimcs; the young people breakfast at eight and dine atone. ‘ I)lll‘ll)g the forenoou they keep to their . books. Then the boys are drilled '

ltnilitnry exercise, while the girls,

, pose, practise culistlienics.

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I" or 0’l3rady was tried, alum; we Sltp- J all oftheni railway labour:-rs. on a chatgo ormu.-- [his til-ne during a Sllcpllfiltl in I I20! which occuned .1 St.

' _ A 'l'Htrr ano rue Gar.t.ows..—-Tliere is a ,‘I(ltltl of saying which alleges that it is not easy to telioat tho gallows of its own. When the har- dened villany ofticket-of-leave men is receiving ,sn many illustrations the following case pccure to our recollection :—-In ISI9, at the September circut at Jedbnrgh. a man of the name of Brady with two companions,

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5 dimwr ,5 ma,” : and when its mils are, os\vel|’s Fair a month or to two below. From

l sui'moimted,tlie children go to the riding- :school. from whicli they proceed, the 'pririccsses to drawing and music, mid the princes to u carpenter’s shop, where they linninicr. and saw, and turn till they are tired ; alter which they occasionally spend some time in a laboratory fitted tip for their particular use. The school is now ended ; and while the girls go out to play or ride, the boys go out to walk,

play, ride or shoot till tea-time. hen‘ come the preparations for the lesson to- marrow, and then to bcd.—Sucli accord-

life of the Queen’s children, and when we add that, morning and evening, they are trained in the truths of religion, we believe,tliat we have beloro us the fact that the first family in the empire is re- gulated in a fashion, which it were well for a good niany other families if they would but imitate.— Toronto Globe.

Jhiiicse l’otatoes.—— The Chinese potato. so iuuch talked about, ought to be uiealy, because it comes from the _/loury land.

There should be no drones in the hu- man hive; but those who, not needing to toil for themselves, toii for the good of

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iug to the English papers, is the daily ‘“

o evidence, the charge against Brady and another of three was not so clearly brought home, and they were sentenced to transportation for life, while Wilson, their companion was found guilty, and was executed at Jedburgh. Brady was sent iolthe Australian penal settlerngnt ; but, after being kept there a year or two. his desperate en — orgy of character etTecietl for him an escape. “hen once more at Itlwrly, he had not been lung vtlllltllll acquiring fresliuuilt upoti his head, as he was found to he one of the parties who attselted and plundertl th~ gold escort detwsen the dig ginpe rind Melbourne. During his trial a person who had seen hitn at the (Iourt-house at Jedhurg in l849,anIl by some other concurrent circumstan- ces,satisfied himself that llrarly was the same man a transaction. 'l'lm gallows, however, was not cheated on this occasion, and he and his desperate associates in the gold robbery were hanged at Melbourne.

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SE‘l"1'l.!NG A Dui:i..-—'l‘wo ofiicers having asked King Gustavus‘s permission to light a duel, he consented, and, having intima- ted to them his intention of witnessing the combat, at the appointed hour appeared on the ground. Then, turning to the oliicers who were about to en age, he said, “ Now, gentlemen, lig|it—fig t till one ofyou fall. And I have brought the provost-marshal with me to behead the survivor.” It is re- marltablc,how suddenly the gentlemen dis- covered they could reconcile their difl'ei-en- ces without lighting.

others. are doubly honourable, as their toll is voluntary.

Barhurous Cmiuiidruni.—-When does it man shaivc with 11 silver razor'!—Whon .he cuts otfhis heirs with :1 shilling. t

The story ofn man who had a nose so‘ large that he could’ut blow it without J

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the use ofgunpowdcr, is sui to be hoax. - -

Spinsu-rs.—'l‘lierc ziro old maids amongst all classes, tor all classes

require them. Indeed it would be a poor world without them, and children in general would be but poorly reared, if they had mily their mothers to-look after them. Maiden aunts,-and maiden-hnrs- es, and maiden friends, are indispensable and they belong to no particular class, but to all, as do all-bachelors. '1 hey are ‘ divine ordinations. ‘ _ ‘ Miss Tulip, in speaking of old bache- lors, says they are frozen-out old garden- ers in the flower—bed of ve. As they are useless as wccds,» they_ should be served in the same mauuer—choked! , “ Rogers,” said Cook one day in IIICI wit, “ how do you contrive to infuse so; much iron-y into your epistolary com-~ positiotis?" “I find not the least drill-I culty in that,” replied Sfimr“ {W I “L, 1

ways write with a steel pens.’ A Connuhial Conuudrum.—'\Vlit‘t1 lsofa

mm, sh,w,.d by Proxy I-—\\ hen his wi e

goes at shopping in his absence.

I)id You l£vcr'!—\\ e often hear of :1

OLD CUSTOM-HOUSE BUILDINGS, Wank-Srnxlr, CtI.tRl.0'l'1'll1'0WN, P. E. lsaarto. 1-. nrtarir uavrhitrm, sitsnitiucir aitrcitstr.

man “being in advance of his age, ” but

same predicament .1

are only three

. . 1) who ever heard of a woman being in the “£50 l

“ Sanau, dear,” said a husband to his wife, "lfl were in your place, Iwouldn’t keep that babe so full of butter as you do.” “Butter, my dear! I never give it any butter.” “No, but you poured about a quart of milk down it this afternoon, and then trotted it on the knee for nearly two hours. If it don’t contain a quantity of butter, it isn’t for the want of churning.”

Poturev says he once worked for a man who raised his wages so high,tliat he could only reach them once in two years.

Boors made from the skin of the white porpoise are among the latest novelties. These, with rat-skin gloves, must be nice.

Tris following advertisement lately tip- pearcd in a. Jersey print:-—“ To be-sold by private contrnct,n beautiful roostcr,a mon-

ey, a parrot, two spaniels, and a tortoise- shell tom-cat, the property of o hi just married, who has no further use fort em.”

Wanted— A supply of “Ottomans, for thc repose of the Russians, Those stuffed with-breadth escapes not desired.

Ifyoti put two persons in the same bed- room, one of whom has the tooth-ache and the other is in love, you will find that the person who has the tooth-ache will go to sleep first.

‘-' Don't stand there loafing,” said it professor at Union, to three stttdents, standing wlicre they should’iit:

“ We're not lonfing,” said Nat, “there of us, audit takes "lcavcii to make a loaf." ~

Query for the House of Assembly- me of the members feel girlish when make a maiden speech 1' -