IlASZARD’S GAZETTE, JULY 7.

5 A 3 A R DDS G A Z B T T B_ T system ofSchool training by Mr, sunk, toétlwl

scattered inhabitants of this Island, shows evi-! deritl , that he is as incompetent to discharge} lsatis actorily the important duties intruated to .‘ This paper has one thing at least to recom-

him, as he is un ulnr. M i fwllglllillll dear Sir, g mend it to the readers attention, it is the tirst ' 10"” ‘kc’! l newspaper printed in Prince Edward island by 30“ J IV, A FAWUL i means of steam, and forms a epoch in its ' '"'°' “""' history. It is one among many other proofs that the infancy of the country is past, and that a vigorous healthy manhood is commenc- ing. The use of steam is a criterion in the present day, by which to measure the progress of improvemeiit. Wherever there is a call for it, when the necessities of a country have become so urgent that its manual industry is not suf- ficient to supply the demands made upon its powers and energies, and recourse must be had { their departure from Queen's \'harf, and ac-; to this mighty agent to perform in a. superior I companied by Instrumental Music, left our' manner and in less time the work that had been ; harbor, and proceeded to the appointed place, previously executed by the human hand, it is 1 Orwell. ‘he weather was remarkabl tine,"

Saturday, July 7, 1865.

liusn Socis:-rv l'i.i-iasiiiriz '.l‘ll‘l~'.-Ax!) Picx;c_...' IOn Monday last, according to previous an-, nouncement, the Members of the ~‘ Benevolont{ Irish Society," with their guests,-numbering? In all about 200,—enycyed ii. Pleasure Trip, in . the Steamer Rosebud, Capt Matlieson. About; 9_a.m., the boat, gaily attired, amid entliusias-4 tic cheers from those congre ated to witness

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Port of Qliarlottetowaa

ION. . asst Dtli i'nst., st 12 o'clock, on

I “"”"“’- 'ONra’i'iiiidil'h.ir, 30.—Jolm. Crselnisn. Miraniichi, sundries, Lady no 1;... |,;,..P..| 351,1‘, Ls Marcltant, Irving, Pictouitnailaand passengers. so do, I-‘in. “mu. fog nut",

80 l’unclseons.‘M0l. 1'0 Hbds. BRANDY. W. '1‘. PAW, Auctioneer.

CIVIC 1s:1.ac'r1oN.

o the Els rs of Ward lo. 4 iii the

1 (iii; of Charlottetown ' Gi:.\"i-i.siis:.v ; _

Having been solicited by a number of my fellow townsmen, rcsldin in the above Ward, to oller myself as a candi ate to serve as coun. clllor for the same, I am induced to come for- ward, Should you do me the honor of elect» ing me. I shall endeavour to serve you faith. Fr fully to the best of my ability.

Rosebud, Matheson. Pictoug su ries.

July 2—Flors. M‘Dona|d, N. deals. Trial, Welsh, Sydney; sundries. Maria Priscile, Don- glade, Piclou; lierrings.

.—.'llary Anne. Anderson, Cape George; deals. Susan, Mullins, Wallace, N. 5.; bal. Soplironia, Babin, Halifax; goods. Lady lahlnrch-nl. Irving. Shedisct a .

4.—-William Nelson. Chappel, Bny V0_|’l0$ (Hal!-

l.a Rooka, Dawson, Pictou; coals. Rival, Match, Cape George; deals. Plougliboy, Robertson, Sydney; deals. Julia, llall, Boston; 0 5th, Queen ofllie Isles. Fogere, St. ohn N. _B.; ends and salt. Plough lloy, Sidney: Coal. Ariel. loore. do. do. Ltidy l.e.'llerchant, l’iclou;}lails. Rosalind, do. Passengers &c.. 7th, Brjgt. Orantcs, Siihnond, N. Yolk; goods. write, Bnbin, Sidney; Coal, ‘> sainirn. ;

Tuos. Donn. Charlottetown, July 6, 18855.

a proof that capital has not only increased, but ' is still increasing and will continue to do so so long as steam is required to do the work of of man. In our case the erection of a steam

an increase in knowledge, of a demand for intellectual capital, for information without

which all other capital is in It measure useless, 1 themselves at Orwell, had been anticipated, by for though gold and silver may abound in i the praisewortliy consideration of Mr. John greater quantities than Austr.-ilia and Califor- ' Ilouse, who had not only thrown open his re-

trial has afforded, unless they are made subser- vient to and are under the control of knowledge and science the nation, state, or country is after all but a. glittering barbarisni. We are proud to bear testimony to the fact, that use-

ul learning and knowledge is greatly on the increase, and we trust that but a very few years will be suﬁercd to elapse before the inhabitants of this Island will be distinguishi- ‘for having their minds equally as cultivated as ,their soil, and we hope to be aiding and assist.- ?ing b means of our new powerful press, tower s a consummation so desirable.

Having thus suacessfull ' accomplished the completion of our establia iment by the adop- ton of steam as a motive power. we shall he the better able to devote more of our time and attention (which has in some measure been di.- verted b the necessity ofat-tending to the crec.- tion of the engine) to the im rovement and oin- bellisliinentof our aper, an rendering it more attractive by _a se ection of the best literary food we can procure, both original and select . .We would at the same time remind our friends who may be in need of our services, that from our increased facilities we are able to execute all kinds of printing in the best manner and at the cheapest rates. We have already printed 5 works for publishers in New York, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, and would be better able successfull to compete with the presses in those places, ad an enlightened Le islature remitted the duties on the materials, e trust however, that this exposure of the unequal manner in which we in common with those who have been striving to establish domestic manufactures have been treated, will compel the Government from a sense cfjustice. to put us on a level, at least, with foreign com etitors. We have from this cause been obliged a refuse many applications for ciiiployinent, but we trust that next year no such obstacles will exist to prevent the extending our establishment and availing ourselves of the labours of an in- creaaed number of hands.

T To rust Eniroa or llaazait_n’s Gazrrrs.

Ir;

Please give insertion to the following few

remarks in your useful aper : here are some poop e who are given to be- lieve that they have somethin great in sonic- thing new. A few days ago was somewhat amused and not a little surprised at the perusal

of Mr. Stark’s Report of the District Schools, of the Island. For many years I have had some at the residence of the bride, Mr. John M‘l..itugli|an, rtunities of knowing the condition of both to Marga

0 Schiicls and Teachers around me, and have often been at the examination of the School in my neighbourhood, (New Glasgow,) and always observed it to be in a healthy and thriving con- dition, to the satisfaction of all concerned. The present report of this School especially is culpably incorrect, both in regard to the num- ber of scholars studying, their respective branches. as well as the general bearing of all the children. Supposing, that a triﬂin mis- understanding ahou d exist between the isitcr and the Teacher, is it candid that his School should be erroneously reported on that account. Teachers whose services have been appreciated for some years in intelligent communities and whose labours were commended by his prede- cessor, are sullicisnt evidences to prove this man's Be rt in too many instances uite re- versed. on are aware Mr. Editor, tint Mr. Stark receives the amount of £200 Salary as_n Visitor ofschools, and the sum of .9100 more a turer on Agriculture. 1 have heard him lecture on this subject, but in such style as a school boy could read out of Professor Jebnson’s Lectures on Agricultural Chemiatr , without ever explaining it to the level of t people's capacity ‘to understand. The recom» inendation of Professor Stowe of Glasgow's

' After a. run ofabout 2.; hours, the boat reached 5 engine to work the power press is evidence of! her destination, and proceeded to discharge her July 3.—.\lnrin Priscile, Dongle ' ' i living and happy freight. ‘

t(?oininittco found that any labor cut out for;

w'ith_a light breeze, which added much to the.‘ hilarity of those on board; and everything pru— 1 mised for the excursionists, “ a good. ti_me.";

Here the Managing l

sidence for the accommodation of the party“ but had caused an ample Tent to ted, by 5 people in his employ, for their furt er amuse-4 uient. We may here add, that Mr. Douse s= generous and unexpected conduct, was highly v eulogized and appreciated. After a few hours,‘ spent in various sports, as the dill‘-:rciit tastes‘ inclined, the party re-ciiibarkcd, by means of. ho-.tts——.-the low tide preventing the approach of thc Steamer to the whai-f—»-arid, in spite of the 1 strong head wind, cauie nobly out of the Bay, returning to Port about half-past 7 p. m.-mid general congratulations on the result of the excursion. The whole allair was of the most agreeable character, and reflects much credit

arraug.-iuents. The elﬁcicnt and untiring er. forts of Mr. 5. W. Mitchell, are well worthv of commendation; as the success of the ali2ii_i- is considered mainly attributed to him.

We hope that many other such Trips may be ‘ enjoyed in the course of the present season, and all with the same happy rcsult|.—/ldi-,

At a very large and respectable meeting of the Electors of Ward No. , held this evening at the Temperance Hall, James i\l‘Craitli,«Esq., in the Chair, it was moved by Neil Rankin, Esq. and seconded by Mr. Arthur 0'.\'eill,tliat Robert

Hutchinson, I-‘.sq., be nominated a candidate for the Chief Magistracy at the ensuing Civic Elec- tions. which was carried unanimously. Neil Rankin, I'}sq., was proposed by Mr. A. McAus- land and seconded by Mr. Joseph Weeks; J. Mcl)eni_\ld, I-Jsq., was pro sed by Mr. W. hlclwiay and seconded by Mr. C arles .\leKenna, as candidates for‘ the Common Council, both of which propositions were carried unanimously. On motion that Mr. Neil Rankin do take the Chair, a vote of thanks was given to. Mr M4Craith, for his impartial conduct, The meeting then adjourned.—Com.

;; - — , Married,

Al Beds-quc, at the residence of Mr. John Beet, her brother-in-lasv, on Tuesday evening the 26th inll-. by the Rev. Wesley C. lleals. Mr. William C. Sinclair, of Guynlsorougls, N. S., to Mary Louisa. third daughter of Mr. Neil M‘Cullain, of Buckley Point, P. ‘. I.

At St. Eleanors. on Friday 29th nlt., by the Rev. lllr. Albrighton, Writ. Ii. Dawson, F.aq., Merchant, to AIIDO F. Compton, only djlxhlpr of the lam \Vm. S. Compton, Esq., lllercliant.

on the 5|“ lnﬂl-. by the Rev. Charles J. Burnett,

ret Gilligan, botliof Charlotteicivn.

Died, . At Tignish, on Tuesday, the 26th ul_t.ol' consump- ! lion, Mr. Charles Iloaahoe, aged 35 years. The ldeceused was is native sf Gosporl, England, and ; emigrated to Mirainiclii in lS3li, and from tlicnce to i this lsl_and, about five years since.

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Passengers, g In tho Packet John, from I‘ictou—Measrs. George | Lowden, Cameron, McDonald, Treniain. McLean. t Launclied from thealiipyard of William llell, at ; Cascuinpee, for G. M. Ryder It Co., a very superior l built brigantine,,called Ilie “ Lydia," of I186 lons,N. I. ‘I.. and IN) tons, 0.|l., which for superiority of 2 model and workmanship reﬂects great credit on the 4 builder. P SURE TRIP. HE STEAMEB ROSEBUD, will leave Char- lottetown for Bar’: dc Vsrtr on Saisrday near, the nth instant, at 9 a. m.,and return on Mon- day. Tickets for the Trip l0s each, can be obtained at the Subscriber's Store. Children half price. W. HEARD. P. S.—'I'lse Rosebud will leave Charlottetown for

on those who undertook and carried out the ’

Pictou on Tuesday and Tliursday neat, as usua . July 6.

30.--Ciulierine Elizalietli, Lelllanc, Pictou; bal" Join, Cneclman, Pictnu; eals. Two Brothers.‘ Blanchard, N. IL; b.il. Jeuiinia, Green, l’ictou;I bricks. llove, llubertson, Pu wash; b.il. l ﬁe, Anligonisli; liul. I Trial, \l/slab, Buclegselieg bail. Lady l.e.\Iarelsant, i Irving, l'ietou; bal. Rosebud, Mnilieson, Pictou; 1 bill. Sarah, Moore, l'iciou; bal. Flora, M‘- Donald, Mirauiichi; ball. 9

cii.MA1v’s iulia DYE The best article ever used, as hundreds can testify in this city and surrounding country. Read ! Gil.-

|MAN‘S l.IQUlD H.-UR DYE instantaneously?

changes the hair to a brilliant jet Blaclc or glossy l roam, which is permanent —does not stain or in l any way injure the skin. No article ever yet in-l vented which can compare with it. \Ye would I advise all who have grey hairs to buy it, for it ! neucrfuils-.-.—-Boston Post. 1 Z. D. GILMAN, Chemist, Washington City, . Inventor and sole Proprietor. 1 For sale by Drugnists. Hair-dressers. and Dealers in Fancy Articles, throughout the United ‘

blatr-s. W. R. WATSON, General Agent for P. E. { Island. Janti. ‘Bruno, I

CARD. ‘ [SS .l.AWSON'S School, will re-opcnon Well,- ‘ mead.-iynext. the nth inst. Charlottetown 7th July, I855.

I Ex Julia from Boston. l US1‘ received by the Subscriber, I00 Barrells of Canadian Superﬁne FLOUR, I00 o. Kiln dried CORN MF.Al., with; a choice aaaortnient of Family Groceries, which will I be sold cheap for cash. ROBERT BELL. Charlottetown July 6, 1855. l

NOTICE.

A Meeting of the Horticultural Committee, will be l held at the President's oﬂicc, on Friday the l lttli, at three o'clock. afternoon. * order, ’

J(}lfvN M. DALGLESII. Sec'y. Fridﬂo July ﬁll), 3.55-

F For Sale.

HE Subscriber elfars for sale the Leasehold ln- '

‘ lerest. in a Farm containing 50 acres of Land; 40 acres of which are in a high state of cultivation, situated in Cornwall Settlement, West River, and about 5 miles from Charlottetown. There isu never failing brook of water running across the Farm, M0 yards from the Dwelling House. 'l‘he term of the lease is 999 years, at it year:_y Rent of one shilling per acre, with the privilege o purcltase at £1 2s 6d.

currency per acre. THOMAS CASELF.Y. Cliarlolteloivn. July 6, 1855.

TV) BE SOLD,

At Private Sale, and if not (1

of previously, then at Public Auction on the first day of In next, at Bnniinerside on the reiiiises.

X-LL That Lot of Land, now in the possession of E llrlr. \Villiam H. Lane. having a breadth afllfly feet, and running hnc tom the high Road to the Shore, wills the two Buildings then-on erected; One of which is divided into three convenient lonemeuts for business; and the Ollice is at present occupied by ‘ Mr. Lane, asa Dwelling llouae, and Dry Goods Stove—being one of the best stands for business.-

l'he terms are. one half nfllie purchase mom to he paid at time of Sale, when a Deed will be given ifraquired; and the Balance, with interest, at air per cent, to he seecuved by Mortgage, payable its cog‘;/earlfroz data‘ of 8nlp—'- or tit e. e., eases .at P PP {nu

the nlllce of Rb!-18 YOUNG. Charlottetown July lltls, I855. Ex. VVANTED TO LEASE, with the option ol'par- ebase at a sum to be speci in ‘the lease. a moderate sized FARM, with HOUSE and T- BUILDINGS, and 30 to 50 acres cleared. not more than about 1! miles from Charlottetown. by road, as otherwise, near aosneA'I‘ewn or nlékﬂ. Tania rnustbe reasonable. ddress t ' , stati r- Iiculars, It. I‘.. tlsssard’s Ga8e'l:.l. M ” ans

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