PUBLISHED ON Establisnoo 1823.

IIIMIIS’ commenter.

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EVERY

Aﬂbilhhﬁldihh. WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY.

Charlottetown, P. E, Island, Saturday, March 1, 1856.

New Series. M). 322.

HASZARD’S GAZETTE, Published by Haszard &. Owen, Queen Square,

Is issued twice a. week, at lbs. per year. AND CONTAINS,

THE LATFST NEWS, AT HOME Jr. ABROAD.

Coach and Sleigli Making.

l{OBER'I‘ McIN'I‘YR[-I returns thanks for the pa- tronage heretofore extended to him. and would inform the pubiic, that he keeps on hand, and makes to_ ordcr,—

Garriages,Wagons,carts. Sleigh s, &c.

Upper Queen Street, October l3th, 1855.

Harness and Coach Hitrtlware. EDWARD DANA, MANUFACTURER & IMPORTER 29 Kilby Street. (near State), Boston- FI-‘I".RS for Cash at low prices, Springs, Axles, Bolts, Spokes, Rims, Sltztfts, Eniiitrelctl Cloth, Patent and Ilnairnel ed I.e:ttlicr; all of ﬁrs! quality. Sui-ciuoit mall:-ab le Iron oti lnuid, and lurntshed to d . d .tt . 3.2.3: i'i...'i"...°.'.35 GIVEN TU ORDERS,

I)AR’l‘IL‘ULAR A'X'I‘b.‘N'I‘ION

A good Assortment of '....- LL é50N’S CELEBRATEII Botanic ail edicin e

' AND Ilioiitsotiitin l’roparations, with full directions for .—_<‘_[§..l‘H.“H4"." U831‘: —‘Alal0--

B. O. 6!. G. C. WILSON’S Compound Sarsaparilla , Neuropathic Drops,

Wild Cherry Balsam, Dysentcry and Cholera Syrup and

' VVild Cherry Bitters. For Sale by I-Iaszard 8:. Owen, Sole wholesale Agents for Prince Edward Island

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NEW BOOK Just issued from the Press of Haszard & Owen,

price 2:. The Constitution of the Govern- ment of Newfoundland

N its Legislative and Executive Departments, with Appendix containing the Rules and Orders of the

Legislative Council and Ilouse of Assembly by

JOHN LI'I"I‘LE, Iisq., Barrister at Law.

New Books!

ASZARD 8: OWEN have JUST RECEIVED this day, per “ Majestic," I case BOOKS, from Edinburgh, among which, are a new upply of Ci-tAiniis:ns' I'trer.icA1-tons, viz,—Chnnibers‘ In- formation, Hnglisli Litrernture, Journal of Popular Literature, new series, Inn. to July, I855.

Pictorial History of England, lat volume,--A Ilia- tory of the People as well as of the kingdom. illustrated with many hundred \Vood Eugravings, to be completed in 10 Volumcn,

Chambers’ Pocket Miscellany. Tales for the Road and Rail. lllatliematics. ebra. Geometr . Arithmetic. Book-keeping 61. Natural Philosophy and Science, in all its branches, &c.

Also, from Iessrs. Oliver & Boyd, Eton Latin Grammar; Edward's Latin Delectss; IDymoek‘s Cesar; Reid's English Dictionary; I'ulton's Johnston's do., Hatton’s Book-ltee‘ ing; 1 .

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lridges’ Algebra & Ks ; Key to Lennte‘s Gra tntsiar; ‘|I‘I'tIII’l Questions; ar|thnm's England; larkharrs France; Stewart's Modern Geography; '3arnning’a Signs of the Times, at-gent uestions;

to tsstsnt Discussion with D. French, ., Ic.

'-'-ull assortrncnt American IIar-

JUST PUBLISHED, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

CALENDAR

FOR

1856 :

The Almanttck of this year is ctnbellislied with I nutiiber of neat and appropriate Wooti Excita- VINGI, and besides the usual information. CONIIHI. qy request of several friends, the day's length fol’ every day in tire year.

ALLIANCE

FIRE LVS UR.f1.NCE C0.'ll- ’ ./l.‘\‘Y, LO./\/'1)0N.

IITAILISRED in ACT or PARLIAMENT.

Capital £5,000,000 Sterling.

(‘,IIAltI.F.S YOUNG, Agent for P. I".. Island.

LIFE AND P

and Land.

_.I 4.153.

-I Dwelling Ildise ron s

7 III) Iltvl-ZLLING Ilousrr. hclotigiug to Mr. 'l‘lioa. l

Keoughan, and now occupied by .\lr. I‘ItI\L'.lI’(.I l Poor, I’ensioner,adj:tceiit to the (iovcrnmt-tit Pond and i adjoining the premises of Mr. John Cavairtagli, I'en- ' sioncr. The above Frecltold Property Ii.-wing :1 sub- Il.l|||Ilzll IIOUSI"., I5 re 2| feet, rind recently built, will be foutid well worthy of attention. For further V

particulars inquire of the owner, next our. 1 'I‘IIO.\l.-\S ILI'ZUl.7GII.-\.'\'. l

Jan. 25, 1856. I FAIRBANKS’ I

csnsanarcn '

S I‘ I; E S , on ALL VARIETII-IS Warehouse, 34 Kilby Street. IIO_S 'I‘ 0 N .

GREENLEAF 6:. BROWN, AGENTS.

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

Ecbruary 9, 1856. IV

UST RECEIVED, per Schr. ‘SUI’l-IRE.’ from

Halifax, and for Sale at DOI)D'5 BRICK S'I'OR.E, it splendid

LOT OF TEA, SUGAR AND lIOLASSES- which will be Sold Wholesale and Retail. TIIOMAS \V. DODD.

Oct. 5.

Cigars! Cigars ! I

40 SUPERIOR GEIUIAN CIGARS 7

received by the Subscriber on Con-

signment, nnd for sale at his Auction lllurt, corner of Queen and “Water Streets. The above Cigars are for unreserved sale, and will be sold \'Vlrolesala and Retail. at very low prices BI'INl.’\T\lIN DAVll".s. Oct. I9. Sky Light Glass For Sa.le. ‘ ASZARD Sr, OWEN have it good stock of the 1. above (such as is used in the United States for

ky Lights in the Roofs of Houses), each sltccct, 6 x 15 inches, and § inch thick.

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Bricks! Bricks! OR Sale at the 3 Mile Run, Mnlpcqtic Food

and at the Store o HASZARD & OWEN.

BOARDING.

FEW LADIES or a Married Gentleman and

his wife. can be accommodated by applying to

Mrs. II. B. DOUGLAS, I'owaal Street, neatduur above Mr. Pardie. Doc. 14. 1855.

(For IIaszard's Gazette) THE MIBSIONABIES.

They leave the land, by nameless ties Around their hearts entwine

They go with quenchless zeal to light The hesthen’s darkened min .

They turn from friends, from home and all, And cross the surging wave, i

To guide the idol worshippers, To him who died to save.

Yea. oceans vast they fearless cross, Saivation to proclaim,

And lses afar have csughtthe sound, That speaks a Saviour’s tratnc.

And .-\l'ric’s frowning wastes they tread, 0f.lcsu's name to ie

Arid h:irl. ! the lips of Al'ric's sons, His praises loudly swell.

They calin endure the burning rays, Of Iudi:i's trn;-it: skits.

To plant the h:ii.iici' of IIIU cross, Where I’.t;_vaii tt-triples list‘.

And lo! the sons of India now The-it I «.7 (hula for-salte And at tlw |_;iI|ll0II> -_;o.-:pcl sound, ..

Iiftllll :'rror‘.~ izigzlit :'.\\1n.t.‘.

.'\llll \\’l|:il in them are all the ties, UK" lioiriv or iialitw: l.'tii:.l,

Who thus to toil in loruign climes, Are (':lll- (I by ()iiri.~l's ooiiiiiiiitid.

Wlrit heed they, thou_ili all rartli should frown,

II he on titciii should sinile What IlI.‘L‘£l they though their lot is cast. In eccatfs fattlicst Isle.

What hortl iln-_v, for they know that item, \\'lien all troir toils ate oc-‘r

A crown of ;:'u:‘_v shall ht.» theirs, Ill Caozraifs peaceful allure.

Oh I doubly bright will be thil. crown, For all their lalmurs here,

'I'lieir toils and sufferings here will add, But jewels to their crown.

MISCELLANEOUS.

CURE ms A C/iNct:tr.—Having heard of the following cure of this most alllicting disease, on such authority as leaves tio doubt ofits truth, we feel itour duty to lay it belore the public.

A lady who for several years had been aﬂlict- ed with a. cancer extending all over her breast and stomach, all other means having failed, was advised to try the olI'uct ofa oultice of what is termed carrot dock, at small ong-leaved variety which grows with a long small root.‘ and also to drink a tea made from it to sweetened with the syrup of sarsaparilla, she did so, and in a vet short time, the whole sur- face aﬂcctcd with the cancerous ulcers assumed an itppcnratnco, indicative of healing, except a small deep spot on the ribs of her left side and in as few weeks, was with tltatoxccption covered with n. skin-—having before that for a long time been in a. condition of the most painful excoria- tion. In about two tnontlis after, all the rest of the cancer was healed over and to all appetit- anco well. lit taking olI' the poulticu from the deep spot above alluded to, the core came out ttcctimpttnicd by a. report sitnilttr that made by the tincorking of at ltottlc ol' porter. From this period but a few weeks elapsed before that part also was licalcd over. It has now been two years since this cure was effected, and no symp- toms as yet have occurred to justify apprenhen- sion of the return of the cancer. I‘ho tea made from the «look was continued to be drunk some titno afterwards. a

'\Vc know two vtriclit-4 of ~"IIZlll‘IC.|\'t:tl d -ck, the one hits a short top root \\lIIl many latcitl onus-

be:

Tits Dusi.t.o,—The following myste- rious account appears in the Constitution- M1: domain of Neuilly, was last week the theatre of a mysterious event. At, about ten o‘clock in the morning, a boutman, in a state of great excitement, presented him- self to the Commissary of Police of the quarter, and made the following deposition: About an hour ago, as I was standing on the bank ol' the river near my boat, a. carriage drove up, from which there a- lighted six gentlemen, reninrkahly well dressed, of whom three were the decoration oftlie Legion of Horrottr. They appeared very gay. ‘ My friend,’ said one of them tr ‘ will yott row us over to the Island?’ tainly,’ said I, and ten minutes alter- wards they all latitlt-dtliere. They then began to look more serious. Iwantcd to retire, bttt they (lCSll't‘(I me to stay, and while two oftlicin I‘(.‘llIillllt’:(I behind to watch me, the (1Ill(‘I'S walked on to .1 group of trees, on the other side of which they stopod. Ilhon foutitl that they had come ‘to light tl dur-l. I saw the S\VOt‘Ll5, and ltlie cliirtk of them one agzairist the other I while the tigltt lasted, which was but for :1 very .~.'imrt time. l’i'cscritly the dead body of one of the parties was brought down to my boat. I-Io had I".'CCI\’Ctl a sn'ord~tlii'ttst right thronglt his breast, and was covered with loud. Accorditig to the little I could gather from the cotivt-t-szttiort I heard, the duel ar.'..-o out ofa qu.tt-rt-l which occurred at the l:t.+t masqucrrtde hall at the Opera. The seconds had the appearance of milita- ry uicn executing their orders. I took them brick across the Seine. They placed the corpse in their carriage, and drove off to Paris. The Commissary of Police int- mcdiately irtstituled ttri inquiry, buthillict-to his iitvcstigatioiis have been without re- ‘ sult.”

I.~i'ri:nrnsr.i'rion or Dttt:A.\is.—'I‘here is a new guide to the interpretation ofdreams. An ling- lish papcrthus puts it :—~-"|‘otlro:iin of a rnillstorie routid your neck, is what you may expect, if _v0u get an cxtrrivagarit wife. To see apples ill a dream lr--tokens a wedrling, because “here you ﬁnd apples, _\'on imy I¢:‘.'l:(lII?Il)l_V expect to ﬁnd

‘pears. To drcutii that you are lame is It token ‘ that ynti will got into a bubble. When a young llatly dreams of a «'o.".it, ii lvotokerts that she

yslruuld iristanlly discontinue lacing her stays tight-

ly, and always go warmly and thickly shod in wet weather. If yoti dream of a clock, it is a token that you will gain crcdit—that is, a tick. To dream of fire is .1 sign ll:.H, if you are wise, you will see the lights in your house are out before you go to lied. To rlrcairi that your nose is in- ﬂamed, that you IIi'ltI better le:.vc off brandy and water. To dream of walking barefoot denotes a journey tliatwill make you bootless."

A most astnnialiitii: cnro ofa Bail Breast by Hollow:ty’s (linttnent and I’ills—;\Irs. Holt, of . Quebec, was for a long time afllictcd with’ a bad breast, every thing medical aid could do to cure her was unavailittg; indeed, it became tntich worse, and the family surgeon ﬁnally suggested that the only hope of saving ltcr life consisted in having the breast cut off. She determined to ‘ wait a short llll’.£‘. to consider, and a sister oftlie sufferer who called in brought a quantity of

the other a long slender one without laterals ; the Hollo\vay’s Ointment and Pills, which she insist-

l.1tteri< the kink to be uaed.—.dm¢rt'can Farmer.

ed on rising sub row at first ,this was continued for a few days, which improved her so much that

P0UT_'¢ll- PARAD0X“-ACCS Of Pﬂl'llﬂ- she wasinduced to continue them, and at the “'9'” Wm *‘lI°"d l"°"e“3°d P|'°Vl3l°"3a bl“ expiration of six weeks, her breast Vas oom-

not food.

pletely cured, and has remained well ever since.

"The Ile du Roi, a part of the.