uncu roii's CABIN. (Chap. 25, ctmcludrrl.) checked oven the lobe of sorrow. They premed srcundlier inbsaethless stillness. “ Em !" saidSt. Clare, gently. She did not hear. “ 0, Iva, tell us what youseel Whtisitl” mid Minn ‘

A bri ht, a glorious sinile over he See, and she said, brokenly —“ Oh‘. love—joy 3- th I" {vs one sigh, and passed from oe unto e!

“ Farewell, beloved child ! the bright, eternal doors have closed after so; we a all see thy sweet face no more. Oh, woe for them who watched thy entrance into heaven, when they shall wake and find only the cold gray sky of daily life, end thou gone for ever !'

POETRY.

The quaint simplicity and tenderness of the fol- lowing ‘lines remind one of the onotinn as well as the rhythm of some of the Catholic lays of the middle age.

I V A . Dry the tears for holy Eva, With the blessed angels leave her; Oftho form sosoft and fair Give to earth the tender care.

For the golden locks of Eva

Let the sunny south-land give her Flowery pillow of repose.-— Orange-bloom and budding rose. In the better home of Eva

Let the shining ones receive her, With the welcome voiced psalm. Harp of gold and waving palm I All is light and peace with Eva; There the darkness comeili never ; Tours are wiped, and fottcrs fall, And the Lord is all in all.

Weep no more for happy Eva. Wrong and sin no more shall grieve her : Care and pain and woariness not In love so tueasureless.

Gentle Eva. loving Eve,

Child confseaor, true believer, Listener at the Master’s knee.

" Sufler such to come to me.” 0, for faith like thine, sweet Eva, Lighting ell the solemn river, And the blessings of the poor Waftiog to the heavenly shore!

sinuous C usi-on.—'I‘he Tonquineee and Siamese, people who live in the neighbour- hood of China, have a singular custom of blackening their teeth. The process occu- pies three or four days, and is done to both boys end girls when they are about twelve or fourteen years old. During the whole operation, they never take any nourishment, except of the liquid kind, for fear of bein poisoned by swallowing some of the stu , with which they color their teeth. Every

HASZARD'S GAZETTE} titty’ , 532}, _, ,

To us: son) on LET. _ DWELLING HOUSE, Out House £l|It.I primit- sue, situate in Cumberland Street, near the resi- dence of Dr. Jenkins. Enquire of Jassas Cua-ris thopvomiees' , on at I7‘. W. HALE-S.

Hulk 0.

Form for Sale,

SALE, on the Malpoquo Rood, ll miles from Charlottetown, a Freehold Fa rvn, containing

I00 acres of of which 80 acres are clear and under cultivation. On the Premises is it good fruitte Barn. The above is well worthy attoiition of parties wishing to purchase. For p|rlieuIara£pRly‘ll‘o

NIE. tau. April. tsss.

TO BE LET. HAT beautifhlly situated Cottage known by the the lotus of .N'eisport Collage, one mile from the Colonial Bail ‘ , ou the Priscotown Road. This Cottage is 80 by 26 set; has a back and front Porch,

a which are in go: repair. There will be lot with the House a good Garden, well stocked with fruit trees, and 6 or is acres of Land, iii a h It stem of cultiva- tion, together with Barn, Stable, and Out 0lIicss,- zv any term of years, as tgaypbe agreed on. or rther icnlars s l to t s ro rietor. ~ Pm ' PP ’ w. H.PGAIi.DINE|t. Pownal Street, Charlottetowmg llth May, I853.

For Sale, or to Let,

THE DWELLING-HOUSE, Ont-house, and Pro-

mises, and Lot of LAND, in Georgetown, No. 8, Third Range, Letter B. Application to be made to D. Wtt.sot¢, Charlottetown. or to Wii.i.uus Sanneasox, Esq., Georgetown

Nov. 16, I852.

Rare Chance ! NORFOLK FARM FOR SALE. ABOUT 857} Acres of LJIJVD, fronting on Bay

Fortune Road, _and running back to the Bay.

The Land lies on both sides of the Road, and has a good Spring of Water on it. This Property might be divided into 8 Farina. Tboroia about I00 to I60 acres ingood cultivation; the rest covered with sof rd w It was formerly occupied by John Cons- II, and the late John Murphy. Len h of Lease about 850 years; annual Rent about did. For further particulars, please apply (‘if by lot-

tor, post paid) to HEYMAN J. P. TEIILIZZICK. Charlottetown, April 9, 18tl8.8won

A FARM To BE LET, urn POSSESSION straw m.irit:m.

T is situated Nine miles from Charlottetown on the entrance of the New Glasgow Road, and consists

a 100 acres more or loss: the Kroperty of Joint Htvneoiv, late oftbo 8th(King's) egt.,aud on which he now resides,-—tbs form will be let for a term of I0 15, or 20, years. ' dwelling house is very cem- fcrtablo but not very In a, there is a well of water at the kitchen door; the o co uses are vor commo- dious and will contain a number of cattle. here are tlvo barns, one for hay, with a granary on it, and the other for thrashing, containi a new set of machine- ry, both thrai-hing mill and snare. The thrashing mill is of four horse power, and of great spesd,tbrasb- itig at the rate of 50 stocks an hour. Thsfsnncrs are quite new and v ones. The land is all clear and in good condition. except about3 acres of swatnp. There is a brook passes through the land in the pee-

per_son, high and low, rich and poor, is obliged to undergo this severe operation, as the people allege " it would be a degrees to human nature to have teeth white as those of dogs or elephants !”

" Boittvttvc oiva’s Fit«cuns.”—It is strange how strong a partiality for anything danger- ous is implanted in our minds from the earli- est existence. What is there that a child fears, as long as any semblance of pleasure

tare ground, and also a spring rises about 20 chains higher up. The House is situated on the eastern side ofe hill. The land is well fenced in fields ol'6 or 7 acres such; there isa Grist Mill about hslfa mile from the residence. and a saw mill nearly the same dis'tance. Good accommodations can be had in the Church of En land, distant from the dwelling about a mile and a ha I’.

Terms may be known by applying at Hsuurd's Gazette omen.

May 2d, I858.

or amusement presents itself P The cat-—that fearful, clawed, whisltered, spitting, hissing, tail-stiffening representative of the ti

who shall say that we from our tcnderest years ever dreaded seizing on the cat—arm- ed though she were with all those terrors- whether by hertail or the nape of her neck her hind legs, or by any amount of for which ourjuvenilo list could embrace. Did I ever dream that the poker could prove my enemy? Nut-so had tarnedher back for a moment: I wise in front of the fire, the poker was seized with greedy delight, and ere nurse could turn round—I had burnt myfieg-ere. Often- times in life do those b-irnt fingers come back to my memory. Alas ! we are, all of us_, daily burning our fingers in some fire, or with some poker or other. And alas ! the burn is too often such as neither cold water, sliced potatoes, turpentine, nor any other household remedy, will heal.

Loan CIIANCILLOI Hsnnwtcku was ver

fond of entertaining his visitors with the fo - A“

lowing story of his bailiff, who, having been ordered by his lady to get a sow cl e ' cular description, came one day into the dining-room when full ofcom any, proclaim- III with a burst of joy he cou d not so press, “ have been at Royston fair, my I y, and I.have got a sow exactly of your ladysbip’s siae."

Tits Gotnatv Ktssas.—Edward IV., to raise motto for a war with France, set bimselfsun ry hours every day to receive contributions from his subjects, who sub-

scribed pretty liberally in consequence of d

their animosity to the enemy. Among others, a rich, yet niggerdly old widow brought £N (a large sum in those days) to him. This so highly pies.-ti’ the king "that he not only returned her thanks, but told her, “ For her kindness she should kiss the king ;" which boingdono, the we- man pulled out another bag, saying: “Ode- bodikins, if kiags sell their kisses so cheap, give no ‘tether touch of the li , and here s another £1! for you I" The ' smiled at this, took her at her word, and ought hi k'isses well sold.

A renstv-rtc fellow called for a bottle of book at a tavern, which the waiter not beat» hgdidinotly, asked him toropoat. "A bet- tle of hock—hic—hmc—hoc," replied the visitor. Aflor sitting, however. for e lo tins, and no Izcdk appearing. hi: veil f t ' agah. onq'rointotocauseo tzonzle .—“ Did I niii order some hock, sin... hybitiiot in?"-"Boa eesse," answered the waiter, who had been

~I.atin grsiiiaisr, "you allot-wards dse ' git." , I

Is is estate boobed‘ tosseecian wfilisitetofat ' Ii," '°" pi-iueiplssaod

LAW BOOKS. CHI'I'I'Y on Pleading,Chitt on Contracts; Blunt's Commercial Digest and hi master's Assistant, English Common Law Reports, or sale at Geo. T H.assaan’s Book Store.

THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

IIOI-I1‘ ttorsoaaeaa ‘rat: EARL of ELGIN and KINCABDINE, Governor General of Canada.

Hess Onics—22 St. Andrew Squnre.Edi'n-

rg . Board ‘of Marin merit in Halifax for None Scolin on Prince dtoard Island- 'Ion. M. B. Almon, Bunker. llon. William A. Black, Banker. .owie Bliss, ‘harlos Twining, . ohn Baylcy Bland, . llon. Alexander Keith, orchant. iamos tswsrt, ., ' ‘or. llodicel Advisor— . P. Sewers. Agpat dt Sect-etary—Msttliew H. Ilichoy, Solicitor. he following gentlemen have been a pcintod0lI'i- core oftho Compati in Prince Edws Island, and will be prepared to urnish information as to the prin- ciples and practice of the Company and the rates of cranes. Cbsrlottotown—Modica| Advisor—-H. A. Johnston, . . Ageut—E. L. Lydisrd. Gsorgstcwn—Modical Advisor—Dsvid Kaye, M. snt—William Sanderson. St. tssuor's—Mediosl Adviser-Joesph Boll, M. D. Agaet—Tbomae Hunt. MA'l"I‘I-IEW H. BICHEY.

Fire I Fire I Fire I 1 Secure your Property at it raving cfjljly per cent. HIS can onl be done by “senile in the MU- TUAL I‘ BE INSURA CE MPANY. This is the only Ofloe where claims for loss can be met, without reference to a foreign Ceuipan . Blank forms ofapplicaticn, and any other ‘us me- on can be obtained at the Secretary and Treasurer's Olleo, Kent Street. April I. test.

Govtcsivoa—--rive

., Barrister.

P

LIJJAIOB urn saw rm: uvsvauvcs cox- ruvr LONDON. IITAILIIIID I! Ac‘! or IAILIAIIII1‘. ca ' . .000 a . CIIAILIS vdlme, n¢..m.r.i:.i.i..si. Provincial Mai-Inc Insurance Colnpsn , Tori.q.t:"m, c. w.—a;..i for rt-in. Edward

BENJAMIN DAVIES. Chriswssews. Aprl II. III.

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIPS

AIS tahlsflr lnsureno co - " llqnl “no lo mpo

of A’ED Of‘: ‘I".C’f0:S'sl'P"t Issuraane ht’ O ‘E. E. Islaadl‘ 1’. r Hensley. 5. m sq., ‘:3-as pr-3 interns

ties, tbe0Ics

- H.J.CfiNDAI.I.. ' ‘Wins I.“ ‘WW1’

Kitchen. Psntv , 2 Parlors, and 4 Bedrooms, all of L

JUST RECEIVED, 2 A mrtber Supply of New Goods, AT THE LONDON IIUIJSE,

per Steers (‘minds via Halifax ' _ HI-I latest styles in .\Istitles and Dress Materials, T vie. :-—Norwich glacee Veloniis,aiititi-stripe craipe Ltutros, Robes in view styles ; Lyoaese Cloth in varied colours; Gents. fancy wititer Vsstitig; Ladies‘ white and black satin Slippers; do. Freticli, Morocco and patent leather Slippers ; white " Gloves; satra French white satin Ribbutis; I.iidirs' iiiohtiir Nets; purse, Barbers‘ mid 'l‘iiilurs' colour-.-d Twists. A large nurirlli of Articles iuiltwls for Christians Boxes‘ and Nero ' I": G''ls. ‘ 2000 Pieces of I“.tiglish niitl Atiterlcau ROOM PAI’F.RIN(i, from lid. per piece upwards; Paper window Curtains, very handsome.

Al.so,

A‘cIicico lot of TEAS, very cheap; moist and London Loaf SUGAR, Puncheotis Molasses, unporitw Currsnts,lIalsius. Candied Citron. Spica of all kinds, Starch, Soap. Candles. Mustard, Fig Blue, Indigo, wood, Redwood, Alutii, Sole Lsiitlter, dtc. Sic. or Sale by the Subscriber at his usual low rates,

for raossr-r i-avasuts-r. HENRY HASZARD. Great George-street, Chgrlottetowii, Dec. 2|, I852.

Glasgow and Manchester House. ‘ AVID WILSON, No. 8. Iliciusorie STREET, has Jl.'.~l'I‘ BBC!-IIVBD, per Brig ./Ilenaatler, from Liverpool, pool, and other arrivals from Halifax, a large additioti to hisvery extensive STOCK of BRITISH, EAST INDIA, AMERICAN, and IVEST INDIA GOODS. Among which he begs tirticulsrly to recotiitiiend to notice, it very choice so ection of articles suitable l'or the Season, consisting of Woollen Shawls, Twoeds, Orleans, Scotch Tnrtsns, Ermine ‘ Lacs Flouncing, Lady Miiyoress sud Duchess Shawls, Cnahttiere Dresses, Woollen Broad Cloths, of all colours, Flantiels, Bed Quilts, Great Coats, Blankets, Carpeting, Marseilles Counterpiinos, &o., die. A

Lee. A general assortment of Teas, Loaf, Crushed and Brown Sn er, Molasses, Collies, Snufl', Drugs, Oils. Window hiss, Crockeryware, Glassware, I"auc Soape,Confectiotisry, dtc., 6ti:., all of which he odors at unprecedented low prices for prompt payment.

No. 8, Richmond Street, Nov. 10, I852.

Mrs. Forsyth OULD respectfully intimate to the Ladies of Charlottetown and its vicinity, and of the Island in general, that she has just received a

F A L L S U P P L Y

of all articles in her line. Some vs handsome Embroidered Dresses, Artificial Flowers, and Patterns Betlin Work, will b found to merit inspection; Ladies‘ Cambric Handkerchiefs, Alpacas, and n varie- t of other articles in the Millinery line, of the best fdbric and finest quality, cheap for Cash.

Charlottetown, Nov. I5, I852.

I-‘ALL SUPPLY. - HE SUBSCRIBER orraas roti sans, . GENERAL ASSORTMENT

BRITISH MANUFAIITUREI) GOODS, MILLINERY, &c. Sic. Just arrived per Borque Sir Alexander, from Eng- aud. WM. HEARD. Great George Street, Oct. 12, I862.

WHOLESALE.

ILLIAM ELLIO'I‘ It Co.. of BOSTON, United States, Merchants, have constantly on hand at Charlottetown, P. I:‘.. Island, a large sup Iy ofthc following articles which will be dis eras

low as the can possibly be imported for vizt—-

Tes, Chocolate, Cocoa, Crushed S er, Cofise, Sugar, Muscovado, Suvr, Molasses, tour, Navy Broad, Choose, Spirits, inogar, Candles, Soap. To- hacoo, Rosin. Pitch. 'I‘sr, Buckets slid 'l‘ubs, Ito.

Please apply to their Agent,

HENRY PALMER.

September 28, I862.

THE Subscriber begs to intimate that in

order to dispose of his valuable oclt of Woolen, Cotton, Silk and Linen Goods, Hate, I-‘urs, Carpctings, Glass, Earthenware and China, &c.,—-be will until the lot of MAY next, allow 5 per c¢st., on all pur- chssss, for CASH on delivery.

WILLIAM HEARD.

On Hsnd—A few Tons of Anthracite

HER wanted, for a Breast- work. to be delivered by the lat JUNE

nest, apply to WILLIAM HEARD.

E‘ Those Persons whose Accounts are twelve months overdue. are hereby notified. that legal steps will be resorted to, if rs- quirod. unless settled at once.

NOTICE. THE Subscriber having been duly out wsrcd by Gii.nea'r Hnsnaasorr, of high. Park, Square, London uiro, and An-raua Haircuts- son, of Liverpool. in England, Merchant, surviving Erecntors and Trustees named and a pointed in and by the last Will and Testament of Gil Henderson late of Liverpool, aforesaid. Merchant, deceased to collect all Do to and Some of Money due to the Estate ofthe said Gilbert Henderson, deceased, within this ' Island, and to die cfsll Lands and Hereditamonts belonging to said .state situato therein. All ersons so indebted to the Estate of the said Gilbert I endor- son, deceased, are duly required without delay to pay into my hands the several amounts due by them; and cos persons who may ' possession of any part of such Lands and Promises, are required to make an immediate and satisfactory arrangement with me, otherwise they will be treated as Tr ssors. JOHN ID GWORTH. clmrlottstews, April lib, ISIS.

BELLS! BELLS I BELLS I THE Subscribers manufacture and keep constantly on hand, all sizes of Church, Factory. Stum- boat, Ferry, Locomotive, School ease and Plants-

tion Belle, with the out description of Hangings. Bells are made from the best steak. avid the small sizes under n the same process in manufactur- ing as Church Be is An experience of thirt years, with a great man recent improvements, s an en- tiroly new IIUJ of casting. onsblssm to obtain the

most melodious tons, combining she, is extra '

vibntisn.

Nearly 9,000 Bells have been cast and sold from this Found , which is the best evidence of tbs'w su- ' ’ s have lllloon Gold and Silver medals w ' for the " best Beth for sonsrosseess and purity shows." ‘We pay prol- calsr attention is the gen up Peels er cranes. and can refer to tbssofurouhsd as Our

goppor. O Clocks, Levels, Compasses, Transits,

boodolitos, o., forests, of superior t All communications, oifil by IIII or otherwise w ll bov immediate ties.

A. MENEEI.Y'S KIND.

West Troy, N. Y.,. March, I058.

—‘ Oidev-ssvillbstussived ssdisismisdee¢- vosaste pvisos.aeGso. ll‘. Hausdblosk esd-Its- tiosery Store. I0iu

ssrr.ss- smoiziivc, for ai'~sti..iu'r rp solved at G. 1‘. IIassaae's Iookstsre.

discharges for the same.

any vicious habit, will stan

door to Mr. Mtciuat. Htcttav,

WILLIAM STRAIGHT, . H./I7"l'ER,

RG3 to tpforiti his friends that he still continues the re-liituig, cletiuittg,uud stilfeiiing of Beaver and Silk IIttl.~i. Genlleiiien's (‘lollies nleiitied and suede equal to new. JIM I‘Il()\Vrl made front the Island wool; old ones done up. Prices low. Orders taken .at the Queen's Arms, 3 'l|i|i-sfiotii Town, and at James Reid's tailor, Queen Street, Charlottetown.

The Old Established Hat and Clothes Renovating Business. 'I‘IIF. Subscriber, grtitefiil for past favours, inti-

mates, tluit he continues to work at the above, in cleaning Ge_titleitiun’s Clothes of every deacri tiou; also, r.E-aillfelllng and cleaning ileavor, Silk,an Felt lists, in his usual satisfactory at le. J. II BBS, Hatter, &c. Orders loll at Mr. J. Williums's, or at the Subscri- ber’s, will be promptly attended to. April 2, I868. Sm

J. is. DEALEY, coumssiotv MERCHANT AND p to r .Mi. 7, sot/Tu s REET. Maw YORK.

fi'1§“I"reiglits and Vessels procured, at short notice for Europe, the British Provinces, West Indies, Aus- tralia and California. Bertha secured for the lsttm

p cee.

ALI. Persons indebted either by Mortgage, Judgi- ttient, Bond, Ptoiiiinsory Note or otherwise, to 'I‘iioasAs Ilsa-rit IIAVILAIID, EsQ., to o- nial Secretary of title Island, are desired forthwith to malts payment of the respective suuis due by them as aforesaid to the Subscriber, who is dnl y authorised by Power of Attorney, to receive and give the necessary all Persons to whom the said Thomas Ilsath Ilaviland is indebted. are to- questod to furnish their Accounts for a meat. T. HEATH HIVILAND,

Barrister-at-Law.

Queen Square, Nov. 29, 1852.

NOTICE.

HE TEJV‘.d.N'T8 of’l‘asoesae Harri-t HAVI- Lntvn, Esq., on Townships Numbers 43 and 56 and other Lands in this Island, are r nested to make immediate paytnsnt of the amount o Ilent due by them to the Subscriber; who is duly authorised to

receive and grant rocsiplts for the same.

. HEATH HAVILAND.

Barrister-at-Law.

Queen Square, Nov. 29, I852. Steamer Rose. TIIE Steamer ROSE. u t'l f - ‘('1 that notice, will leave Chnu:lotId- .3‘ town for Pictou every Wednes- -— -~‘‘'—--~ '‘ " day and Friday mornings, at Six o'cl ck, and will return leaving Pictou, on'I‘hiirs- day an Saturday motniiigs after receiving the Mails. THOMAS OWEN, Manager. Charlottetown, April 29, I853. F_0R LONDON.

TWO or 'l‘hree Cabin P can be comfortably acconitnodatzd in the new rque " Tisosusiise,” to sail from 'I‘hrco Rivers, for the above

Port, about the Ilith of next Month.-Ap I to F. LONG OBTH. Aplil 27. isss. The Superior Entire Horse. NEW LONDON FEAR NOT.

oughlan‘s,

It-sac Scales, St. Elcsnors, on Friday Ibth at Simon Reeves, Freetown, on Saturday Id,ut Finlay Cam hell's, Ca o Traverse, on Tuesday 17th, at Berna y Trousdtile s, Crtipaud, on Wednesday 18th, at Met- thew Kully's, Southwest, and on 'I‘hursday I9th, at M'Kaslrell’a, Town Road, and return home on Fri- day, and continue to attend at the above named places once a ibrtnfiht during the season.

JA.\lI‘.S HELM, Groo'n.

New London, May 2, I853.

STATESMAN. TIIE handsome and well-known crso S'ra'ra'.easal will serve for the season, ceinmmioiag on the Glasgow,

,__clhII I EI_.l_T::'..._..._.____Bnh mick. Cavendish, New I.0§I‘::I‘l,D,.‘I’Eflh':'O‘,.I|;lO‘;'A.IllI. Bo TONS of HEJIILOCX TIJll- :°9“°- T'!°"- °"P“"‘- ' 3'5“? '“" '“'"' omo thro ' ' '

Charlottetown once a forte‘ so. I"ostor's;

and alternately once a fortnight at this shove-named

laces, for the season. This Horse is of a handsome ay colour, with remarkably action, and his

Stock is much admired throughout the Island. Ile- sidence Old York River Road, distance 5 miles from Charlottetown.

JOHN STOCKMAN. March I6, I86). tiwlien

Horse GREYS-AN. THE fine young horse Gauroaiv of matchless symmetry, and bounti- ful action, and that took the first tee tom the ‘{ Agricultural Soci-

ety" is ID -—-outpdfa line Canadian mass by Sals- ' ndi

rig 10 bands ti‘ ; perfectly free lists for the Ssaaou--csm- mssciug tst May at his own House. York River. and sveryeflattirday in Charlottetown, at the Stallos neat Truokmea. in Dor- ehester Street, near the bees of the Bariscks. Terms. £l for the season, and time given for pay- ment until the 1st March next. DONALD IPKINNON. York River, April 24th, tall.

Young saladtii for Sale. THIS very superior Entire Horas five years old is offered for sale. He stands lb bands I inch b' h. is

ofa beautiful black colour so has strong be e a slnew; he is remarkably toni- pered, very gentle either in human or as dis. His