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\ HASZARD’S GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 26.

‘ ...a iligin Atr sworn.’ I these st‘

Iiecouie tleuulntt-. and that agriculture has ceased; how quickly then would the town he depopulated. Im- agine now the reverse — ilie country flourishing, but the town burnt down. Even if we had not frequent ex- amples toteach us, comuion series would teach us that the same necessity this! first originated the uccu. rnulatioii ofimlividunls still continues; and accordingly we eeiitiiiually use that when calariiities like these afiil flourishing towns, the loss is immediately repaired. and almost invariably witlt greater splendor and Iiiagiiilicence. It is evident that it is for the con- venience of the adjoining and surrounding country that towns are built; and if our country people would when they come to town take a view of the whnrves, stores. and so forth, and consider them as erected for their convenience, in the same way as they do a mill or a blscksrnith's shop near tlieir'own lioines, it would go very far to do away with this feeling of jealousy which is too often indulged in. We began with talking about a Market house. Now for whose beiiefit is this species of building principally erected, or rather, who will reap the greatest advantages frotri it.’ — We will try and answer this question by asking another. Why is it that several of our merchants are putting new fronts to their shops, making the entrance to them easy, and atfording every facility for curitoiiicrs to inspect their goods? In order, of course, thatth may attract buyers and get rid oftlieir stock as quick- ly as possible. Now what is a iiisrket house but is shop? The only dilference is, that there are it hun- died, or two perhaps of shopkeepers. occupying the saute building. and live hundred or a thousand cus- tomers in the shop at one time, all hurry and bustle to get served. Ifthe shop be large and well laid out, properly ventilated, kept cool and airy in summer and warm and comfortable in winter. it will be the means of attractisg a greater number of the wealthier portion of the comtiiunity who would not otherwise think even of entering it. And who would benefit by their presence.’ Unqusstionsbly the sellars;—nn(I who are they? The inhabitants of the country,—tlie raiscie of the producers. Suppose also that every facility were provided for displaying the goods ex- posed for'sale to the greatest possible advantage,- tltnt the sellers of meat occupied one portion, the flour and meal merchants another, the vendors of poultry a third, of miscellaneous wares a fourth, and so on. Imagine too a place set apart for live stock , for carts or sleds laden with hay, wood. potatoes, dtc. Try and conceive—for to those used to the present rriarket house it will beaetreicli of iinsginatioii— that the avenues to this large shop are neat, clean and free from obstructions of all sorts,—so that every lady riiight couie with her cook iiisid or man servant and malts her market with perfect ease and comfort to herself, would not all this conrbine to facilitate and encourage trade among the public shopkeepers, at much as plate glass windows and easy entrances do the private ones? If it would, why should not that part of the public who are the sellers, and who will derive the greatest benefit, contribute to the ex- poses of the erection? This part of the subject will requires separate article, which we will ere long furnish. In the mean time. we request our country readers to talte what we have lisre written for their especial benefit into their serious consideration.

Ertract frost is Telegraphic Halifax, Nov. 2-1, Steamer “ Catrina“ arriv . News deeply interesting froi Turkey. Much fighting. Turks victorious."

Drspattli, dated I853.

Frirauv Cassi-sui.t., ofCaps Traverse. Tavern Keeper, was convicted before John Wr' t, J. I’. on the 'ltli inst.. and lined in the sniii of ive l'ounde, for retailing spirits and supplyin customers on the Lord's day, commonly called Sunday. First olfence.

Mr. Lawson, will lecture at. the Temperance Hall, on Wednesday evening next at 8 o'clock, of Labor."

The Packet Isdiella, Turnliull, rnaatcnarrived here on Tliurudziy night with the Colonial Mails.

subject “ The dignity

Port oriidiieriotutorrn.

ariutvu , ‘ - Nov. 20, Sehr. Stranger, Rich‘ ucto: lurnber—'_W‘.il--- lieu, Delor . Antigerfuh; btil.—Vine. Curnpbell,: :

Batliurst; s iaglee. 23d, Dove. Iobisson, Pictou; coel—Triel. do. do.—- Virgia, Bars, Miramichi; lumber. -

sati.us,

Nov. 20, Brigt. Guitar. Newfoundland; produce— Schr. Pandora, Mn alen Islands.

2Id. Elisabeth, New oundlsnd; produce.

Seth, Brigt. Ellen. Liver I, b W. Walsh._

25th. Brig Sea Nymph, may . Pealte—Brigt. Kaf- lir. do. h W. Nelson-— illiatn, Delory, lluliftix; osts—lntIustry, Newfoundland; produce.

Married, _

At Searltdws. on the Id iuet.. h John Wright. F-sq., J. I’. ‘Mr. John Andrew Nic non, of New Brunswick, to Mary, second daughter of III. Donald Elder, of Ssarltown.

At Little York, on the 24th, by the Rev. 1.. II. Nsrroway, Mr. James Ferguson, to Miss Elizabeth Rodd.

. Oliar town Markets, Nov. 23. Beef, (small) lb. ate a 4d 9d ‘ Do., by quarter. ltd a BM 9d I I011 P , 3.1 g ad Is o Is Bil Do.. (sstall) Bil u ‘id is Gd I 5! » it ,psr mud n Id lamb, per lb 2d u Qd 2*‘ .VesI,pcrIl.i, Sllldfl 3'3‘! I "ii" I isihiiii 2.: , s r t , a 'r..i..,"" q suidrt. Nu!- Fo s, ‘ Ida Ild 293'} Ducks; each, ‘ I a Is Id Turiilps buds IN a Is 3| I 4' mm" dog... gdglod 6tluBtl se, Id a 7d ml 147' Better, (fresh) Is a Is Id I 3| 34 D... (by tletub) Ild a Is 1- 6d I 1

LAND FOR SALE.

“V; |-tnand acres of LAND. with a Marsh I stteebsd which cutsa nsally Fort tons ofHuy, situate ea nship No. . had 0 the H-"-W rb h liver.

or terms apply to SAMUEL NELSON. Clierloitstows. Nev. Isili, tool. It. OWEN requests those wlioss ACC0llN'l‘S thrnlslied to tbeltb October are unpaid. to call and settle theta. Nov. 00th, I858."

Itorvee. Clocks. lhoes.

|l.:lS|h' r lesys ‘t.e.iehl'priii his frie.:ds

is gsaat-a t has rsceiv a

Cort at Btltou I00 . Franklin, LOCKS of vsriougapstterue, Case sud Wflhltsi CHAIRS. B001 and SHOES. sad a variety efstbsr Goods. the Il|t|IO""F whls_b. will be sell at a -all advance

0 UK I." ’ W. H. GAIDINI:

4, , t'tueslemt,ttov.iria.

' hi Nov. mi. tits. ass

COMMISSABIAT SUPPLIES.

SF.Al.l-‘.I) TENDERS will be received at this | Oltice until Friday the 9th December next, at noon. for the uiideriiientioned Cotninisaariat Supplies,

viz:— FRESH BEEF.

Such quantities of (Ix er lleifer Ileef, of good niarketitlile quality. as may be required for the Troops. stall‘. and Deptirtiiiaiit-i stationed III _CliarIottetown. Prince Edward Island, for one year, commencing let April, I854.

The Manila conitist of Fore and Ilirtd Quarters. and to be subject to the inspection and iipproval of the Coiiuiiissuiiat (ttlicer or person appointed by him.

he 'l‘eiitlt-nt to state the price per I00 lbs, in sterling. in words -'tI length, and to be signed Ii two l’t‘rtpt|I|tIlIlItt persons. as Sureties, binding them- selves III the ptaniil ltlllll of £200 sterling for the due peiforriiniicc of the Contract. Payment will be made monthly, in specie, at the Army rate ; or by Hill on the Lords‘ tlniiimissioners of Her Maieuty’s I‘rssuury, at par, should tli nnitiuiit exceed .660.

BAKING BREAD

For one year, comiiicncirig the lat April, I854, for the Troops, Siatfand Departments, in such qusutiti as may lie requirtd. 'I‘lie 'l‘entlere to state the number of l’ourttlii of lliesd that will be returned for every I00 pounds of Flour furnished by the Conimisesriat: -—the Flour to be taken from tlieCtiriitiiisesriat Muga- zineii, lIIIlI the Brand to he delivered at the Quarters til‘ the Olliccra, 'l‘ioope. &c., at the Conirut:ttir’e ex- pense, he being allowed the empty Barrels.

'l‘wo Sureties will be required. as above, in the aunt of£ I00 sterling.

FUEL IVOOI).

875 Curtis of l'nel Wood, coniiistin of Beech, Black and Yellow Birch, Ash and Koc lllaple, no crooked or rotten wood being admissible. The whole ofthe Wood to be delivered into Her Majesty's Fuel Yard, between the lat January and the Slut March, I854, lII|tI to be piled six foot ' .

Payment will be iiiiitlt-. on the delivery of every I25 curds, by Bill on the Lordri‘ Cotiiiriiriuioiiers of Her Majesty‘ii 'l‘rcnau.~y. at par Two Sureties, ,as above. in the siiin of £75 Ste ‘rig

Tenders to state the price in sterling.

TR UCKAGE

For one year commencing the let A ril. I864. Tenders to state the prices, in sterling, or the fol- lowing services. viz:-—

Firewood from the Fuel Yard to the Barracks arid Quarters of Oflicers, at per cord. '

Do. to the Garrison Guards, when required,(both Guards to be considered onctrip) at pcrlosd, or trip.

Baggage, Coniiriissariat and Ordnance Stores. &c., to and froiti W rves to liurriicka, or elsewhere in the 'l‘owu, at per load ofticwt.

Flour, at per load of .

One or more Carts or Trucks to be employed, as may be ordered by the Coiiiiiiiseariat Ofiicer. Two Sureties. as above, in the sum of £20 Sterling. Blank Forms ofTcntlers and every information, will begiven at the Cominissnriat, to parties desirous of tendering.

Written Tenilers will not be noticed.

JAMES B. LUNDY, Dy. Ass. Cont. Gssl.

Comiiiisrniiiat,Charlottetown. I’. E. Island,

l~lth November, I803.

Ten Dollars Reward. WARNING TO TIMBER STEJILERS. V Ill-ZIII-IAS a number of Tenants, and other

persons have, during the winter season, been is the habiiof Stealing 'l‘iniber from oil‘ the various Townslii with which lnin concerned. Now I hereby give Public Notice to all 'l‘enants, or other individuals, who may hereafter be found Treepassiug upon these Forest Lands. either by cutting tirnhe lire-wood. erecting caiiips, making sleigh roads, haul- ing on any private roads, on said property. that they will without distinction of persons, be prosecuted to the utmost rigour of the l.aw ; and any person who will give iiiforiimtion of iiuch 'I‘ri_-apsssers, so that they may be hronglit to justice. shall, on conviction.

receive the above rewu . WILLIAM DOUSE, Charlottetown, October 6, I868.

NOTICE. Subscriber having been duly eui wsred by ILIIRT Hlzrrnunsoir. of I yde Park, Square, London, Esquire, and Arruus IIllDII- soiv, of Liverpool, in England, Merchant, survlv' Erccutors and Trustees named and appointed in an by the last Will and Testament of Gilbert Henderson, late of Liver l, aforesaid. Merchant, deceased to collect all De ts and Sums ofMoIicy due to the Estate of the said Gilbert Henderson, dccee , within this Island. and to dis of all Lands and Hercditamelite belonging to said Estate aituato therein. All rsons so indebted to the Estate of the said Gilbert slider- sou, deceased, are duly required without delay to pay into my hands the several amounts due by them; and those ersons who may be in possession of any part of sucli Lands and Premises, are required to make an immediate and satisfactory arrangement with sis, otherwise they will be treated as Treppussers. JOHN DO GWORTH. Charlottetown, April 9th, I858.

HE G

Butter, Wool and Sheep Skins. IIF. Subscriber will pay the highest market price in CAIH, for any quantity of WOOL and SHEEP SKINS. ROBERT BELL.

Queen Square, Ch. Town, 2 May 3Ist, I858.

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MONEY TO LEND. NQUIRE at the Ollice ofCitarit.as Parana, Esq. . Charlottetown. February 1. I868.

FALL AND WINTER COATS, WITII uvsttv nuscitirriotr or GEJVTLE/IIE./VS‘ CLOTHES ./l.N'D HATS, Cleaned and Renovated by the Subscriber. Charlotte-

tewii Royalty. J. IIOBS, Hatter, dtc. w‘Ordors left at the Store of Mr. J. Wit.- uasrs, Market Square. will be promptly attend- ed to.

Im

“ Catherine.” 7 ‘HF Subscriber b a leave to inform his Friends an} Custoiiierti. t at he has just received per Schooner Catharine, and other arrivals from the United States, a large Stock of GOODS, which will be sold at a very small advance on fiirst cost as Cash is waiitetl. They consist in part 200 Stoves, assorted. lb Puiicheons Molasses, 60 Cheats Tea. 25 Boxes Candles, I2 Cases Boots, Shoes and Brtigans, lb Bbls. Pilot Bread and Crackers,

B Bbls Burnin Fluid, 60 Eight day L Thirty hour Clocks, 82 Des. Buckets. 82 Doc. Brtiesia, 60 Don. Chairs. I0 Bbls h' h proof Russ, 20 Boxes ‘less, 00 Suite Oil Clothing, Boxes Tobacco. Sole Leather, Chsrns, Window Blinds. Rocking Horses, Wash Boards Loslii Glssses,'I'beriuotrie-

tors, Ladies‘ and Gents.’ I is Rubber Boots and

hoes. Whips. Sstinstts, Drilllrigs. Ticks, Striped

Shining, Prayer Books, Bibles. sud tuber Bricks. , ‘JOHN ANDREW IcDONAl.D.

October Mth. Isl & R.G.

OVIS. rr.vv woon moves suitable for Nsstiag or School House. just received and fersale by GEORGE MOORE. North side Queen Square.

5

LONDON

New Fall Goot

UST KECEIVEDattha

as Sir .dlc.rurulsr and J

extensive supply of Blt|'I‘lS the season, coniprisiiig in DH 8:

Silks, Saline, plain and figured; Moire Antique Dresses, Plushss in every shade, French Merinos. Silk Velvets, black and colored; Orleans and Coburghs, Dress uiuterials of every kind, Cloakings in great variety. llobes in the latest fashion. Prints good and cheap, Daiiiuslts and Moreens, Fringes and Lace for do., Gents. silk, felt and covered Hats, Fur sud Cloth Caps. Umbrellas, cotton and silli; Ladies’ and Children's Stays, Do. cotton Dresses. Habit Shirts, Chstnistittes, Sleeves. Collars and Cuffs, Laces and Muslim, Jewellery, large assortment; Vssss. in every form; Gents’. Seal Overcoats, Work Boxes and Cabinets, Muntles, in all the new styles, Shawls in variety, Ribbons of all kinds, Fancy Triniiiiiugs.

rose Buttons. Ladies‘ winter Bonnets, Do. dress and other Caps, Do. Cap Fronts and Borden. Artificial Flowers, Gloves and Hosiery, Ladies’ and Cbildreii’s Boots and Shoes, Carpet Slippers, Leather Slippers, Bsrliri Wools and Patterns, Penelope Canvass, Haber- dashery, Millinery. large variety; Hollands sud 'u- eiis, Linen and Cotton Bed Ticks, Ready made Clothing, Oil floor Cloth. all widths; Cloth and ' Shirt-

I

‘HOUSE.

worsted Table Covers. 'l‘able Linen. 'l'willsd ings, Regatta and fancy do.. Long Cloths, undressed

Domestic Cottons; Beaver, Pilot, superfine and fancy Clothe, Doeskins in variety, Worsted Cord, new article; ilnntm Cord, Moleskins, Black and colored Cotton Vslvets, lanketa,all rices; Domestic Sheets, Flaiiiiiels and Set es; Cord . quilted and hair Petti- coutu, Children's resaes, Floor and stair Carpeting, Crumb Cloths, Stair Damask, Rubber Coats, Boots, Slices and Leggings, Stationery, I'erfuiItery,Hsitf oils, Toilet Soaps. Chamois Skins, Petticoat Cord , Travel- ling Bags, dies‘ Furs, Linings, French Csmbric Handkerchiefs, llaseocks, ’ Ilaiidlterchiefa, Fancy Neck Ties, Ttible Matts,Cotton and aiuslin Handker- chiefs, Bonnct Shapes, tip Shapes and Crowns, Gents‘ Mulllers, Hearth Rugs, Sucks and Sscltitig.

GR OCERIE S-

Souchoiig and Coiigou Tea. Ctifliie, Homeopathic Chocolate, Crashed and moist Sugar, Belting Powder 'l‘uble Salt, Ground and whole Rios. Split Peas, Mustard. Preserved Citron, cheap; Pudding Spices. Spices of all kinds, Glenfield and Poland Starch, Fig and button Blue. Washing Powder Albert night lights, Soaps, Candles.

Ar.so, ii Large and General Assortment of Hard- wsre, the whole having been selected by the Subscri- bar in person, and purchased direct from the manu- faciories, he can with confidence, recommend them to the public as good and cheap, at the establishment

. IIASZARD.

Opposite the Catholic Chapel, Great George Street, Charlottetown, Nov. Nth, 1853.

FALL GOODS. UST IMPOR'I‘ED, rind for sale by the Sub- scriber, at his NEW STORE. next door to his resilence in Grafton Street. a choice selection of

American and other Goods. CUIIIIIIIIS SUGAR, in hogsheads, barrels and by retail, Loaf, crushed and refined do. uperior Hymn and Soucliong TEAS. in chests. half chests, and by rat ' ;

COFFEE, RICE, PILOT BREAD, in barrels and

y rctuil ; CI{ACKERS,CIIF.ESI’3, Vinegar, Mustard, Pep- per, Ginger, Table Salt, Soda, Salcratus, Soap. Candles, Starch, Blue, Burning Fluid, Matches, Tobacco, Cigars, Rosin. Blsckiiig,dr.c.

Fresh Muscatel RAISINS, CONFEC'I‘l0NARY. Nuts, Lemon and Ginger Syrup.

I’RIN'I'ED COT‘I‘0NS, Striped arid Unbleached do. ; lied-ticks, dtc. Cases BOOTS and SHOES ; Ladies’ and Gentlenieii‘u India Rubber Boots and 8

0..

hues ;

Indian Rubber Coats and Oil Suits ; Bufialo Robes of superior qualit ; Hats and Cspe;.Coitori-wielt and Lump-wicks ; luid Lamps-—psterit and common in variety ood ditto, in great variety of pattern ; Loolttng Glasses,

fipades and Shovels ; Rough Board, Shingle and Lath ails; Window Glass in boxes and by retail : Shoe- maksrs’ Lasts, Nails. Page and Thread.

MOI. SSES in liogsheuds and by retail; Codlish Oil, in barrels and by retail.

Also—an assortment of CURRIERS‘ TOOLS ; Pails, Tubs, in nests or single ;Clothes Pins, Brooms, Brushes, &c.

Orr Hairn—Ainuriesu and Island manufactured SOLE LEATHER. Nests‘ Leather, Calf Skins, and

Harness Leather. W. B. DAWSON. Charlottetown, November I4.

PERPUMES, GLO. UllIN'S EXTRACTS Bailey's” Ess. Bouquet, L‘ LI I

AIIOTIONS. HAY! HAYII IILYII BY H. W. LOBBAN. HE Auctioneer has received instructions to sell b

notice, about Twesty Toss ef UPLAN HAY, on the Farm oftbe Heir. Geeuos Cor.ss, St. Peter's Road. on MONDAY. the Ifltli her, at It o'clock, in Lots to salt Psrcliasers.—Tsruia libe-

ral. Nov. 14. I358. ALE WITHOUT RESERVE.

tHE S..e--4..-rltier intending to c his essnt bus-

ieeu will selt oy Public Auction, on UESDAY

the 6th day of December aext,st bi Stsre,Sisinmer- side, the whole of the remaining Stock in Trade.

Credit given until October. 1854. on approved

Notes. P. POWER. Summerside. loth Nov.. I868. ti

UNRBSERVED SALE. HE Subscriber hitending to close his esent busi- ness, will sell by Puplic Auction, on Monday, the Ilth da of December next. at his store; Bsdeque, the who e of the remaining Stock in Trade. Credit given till October, IBM. on approved Notes

PHILIP BAKER. Bedeque, Nov. I0, I858.

TO SHIP CARPENTERS. ANTED. immediately, Twenty Ship Carpen- ters, to proceed to Sscltville, New Brunswick, to whom the highest wages will be given. For per- ticulera, enquire at this otiiee, or at osckville (JIIIIISTOPHER BOU’l"l‘ENHOUSE. Nov. 23d. I858.

NEW GOODS !

HE Subscrber being thaukfulfor art patronage, T

begs leave to intimate to his riends and the public in general, that he has removed to his New Brick Building. on the East side of Pownnl Street —thut he has added to his former Stocks choice

season, consisting of Cooking Funk-

Hatches, Hummers and'I‘rscee. chef cutters, churns, locks, bolts, and chain bolts, with a variety of et Hardware ; Clocks, of . all descriptions, Looking Glasses, Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, in great variety, Rubber Oveicoats and Oil Clothingi

At.so—A Good Assortment of A ERICAN DRY GOO S—Door rnsts, Tobacco, Bsfl‘slo Robes, best kind ; Sole Leather, Pilot Bread, Dheess, Chraeksrs. Onions, A lea Nuts, Confectionery. Chairs, Brooms, Buckets, sets Tube. Oil Cloth for Hall Floors, Burning Fluid ; TEA, wholesale and retail ; Sugar, Molasses, Mustard, Starch, Indigo, bags salt, dte. A Good Assortment of Glass, Earthenware and Greet Stands ; Cetton Warp. Hats, caps, window Rlinda, comforters, braces, bulss writing and wrap- ipng Paper, balance and spring Scules..iars, strings Bells, Baskets, shoe a, window glsau,diflirretit sizes ; with a variety 0 other articles.

’ A constant supply of all kinda of PRO-

VISIONS.

All kinds of Agricultural PRODUCE taken, at

the market prices, for any of the above Goods. THOMAS DODD. Oct. is, I858. 6w

NB GOODS. HE Subscriber is now receiving, per “Sir Jlle.-rtrnder" and “ Hellsri" from Liver , 188 PACKAGES MERCHAJVD 5. suitable for the csent and coming seasons, which. having been personally selected from sense of the firet Houses in land and Glasgow, be is enabled to otI'sr to his customers at extremely ltrw prices for prompt payment. K _ hse:— to Cases Ready Made Clothing, 5 do this and Caps. 8 do Dress Materials, 5 do Haberdashebiy I do Lucas and illinery, I do loves. I do Silks, Ribbons and Velvsts. I do Jewellery, ’ I

o are. to Trunks Boots and Shoes, 5 Bales , 0 Bales grey and white Cslieoe, 0 do Linen Drapery. 5 do garpetsfland laansls, do u er a ings, ChestsPT M Packages Groceries do Hardvrsre and lronm DAN] Charlottetown, Nov. 4, I808.

I0 so it (0

ii."oavtr:s.

Eds’s Hed oeuiie, Delorotx’s Pa - funtes, l..ows's regrant Perfume, and Genuine Eau de Cologne.

HE.N'DRIE‘S MOELINE,

For preserving tlie Beauty and Luxurieece oftlis Hair, an extract of Vegetable and Animal 0lsegin- ous Ss tences, most ial for promoting the beaut and luxuriunce of the Hair, and of a‘ very grate ul perfume.

EJUOLIEJVT OJMPHOR CR8./lJl! Has been long approved of, as a certain and agree- able remedy for chopped hands. and the injurious etfects of cold and piercing winds on the skin, which,

er.

R 0 WLJNDS KAI. YDOR, For iniproving and beautifying the Complexion, and eradicating all cutaneous cru tions. D IFRICE

Is a riioet innocent and clfecluul preparation for bssu- 3..

tif i the Teeth. By its tonic and astri est peirtineg, it braces and strengthens the G‘urns ifii Sockets. preserving theta its a sound and healthy condition. ~ JILL THE FA VOUITE TOILET SOJPS, Prepared in the isrqful fursi of is Tablet ssilkost angular ceriisrs.

Tooth, Nail, Hair and Cloth BRUSHES is great

variety. all from Loxuioir. Wm. B. WATSON.

' N B I s Nelvn. IIst.,"IBb.I.m1lv. & Isl.

Stoves! Stovesll Stovesll Us'r RECEIVED by ‘ 5 well assorted, cotisitisg of P

Ila. Wood Prualrlia. Cestdt Sheet Iron Air Tight, Box, Cetubisstion, and other Stsves.

JOHN ANDREW IeDONAI.D. Oetsber Ieth. I858. Isl t B.G.

To Grocers. SUGAR! SUGAR! SUGAR! us't' erzcnivso, ex Sebr. sopimite, hers

Ilelifax.

tttiasr.

Tierees, sud

Be Clisies P0lt't‘O B100 SUGAR. Per Sale low. b WI LIAII T. PAW.

LAN D FOR SALE. — lI'I‘Y Acres of Freehold Lead, on Vernon River, Lot 00. A t I0 acres is covered wit hard audsoflwssd. asdtliererrisiridsriseleared atidhes e mereli wliidi sets a es-itlevabls lsaiitity of buy.