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HASZAttl)'S GAZETTE,

APRIL 9.

real benefactors of their race. Both the im- portance of the subject and the monitor in which it was treated warrant us in bolievipg that all who heard it were beneﬁ by It‘. and in regretting that so few of the _Yonng Men for whom it was expressly I W_oro resent, toshew their appreciation of the kind interest in their welfare evinced by the Lee- turer who had undertaken a long urney entirely for the purpose of addressing them. ev. Mr. M‘Curdie will Lecture to-niorrow evenin . at the Temperance Hall. on “ Associ- ations ior Mutual Improvement."

Mrr.r.s'sa‘s Dioimtrc P.irtoitsits.—As we h anticipated in our last, this Exhibition shows to greater advantage now that is in a suitable place. The whole does the parties who have got it up much credit. Some of the views of places connected with the late war, (as we trust we may new term it.) are painted with great scenic effect. The Drop Scene represents an open '1‘--rlrisli Pnvillion, with I pavement of variegated marble. On one side lies Turkey under the aw of the Russian Bear; oti the other, Britannia. accompanied by her lien, is about advancing to the rescue. France, in the guise ofone of her own chasseurs, is enterin at the centre, followed by Sardinia, in the na- tional uniform. In the brick ground is Austria, who appears retarded in his movements by Prussia. ln the distance is a Kiosk, &e., &c., seated atnid rich Oriental vegetation, indicative of the place where the scene is laid. We would, however, suggest, that before going into the country, the Drop should be altered to some- thin illustrative ofthe beneﬁts of that peace whioi we have every reason to believe has been for some time concluded. e whole,as we have said. does Mr. .\lillnr-r and his assistants much credit, and it will he, douhtlcssl , exten- sively patronized tlrroughout the lslun . some of the machinery connected with tho diorarnic part, told with great cllL-ct, particularly ii. full oared barge passing along in frortt, in which, when about inidway, a sailor rises from the stern-sheets and waves iqraeefully the British Uaion~Jat.-lt.

fill: BEl.l-‘AST TEACH!-:rts' ASSOCIATION. The monthly meeting of this Association w held in Pinette Schoolhouse, on Saturday, 29

{IS All

arch.

l’resout.—W. M‘l’|inil, ll. Campbell, J. Rus~‘, A. Benton, .l.Finl:ty. J. Pow:-r, Janctla l\l‘Phoil, J. Morrison. J M~l’huil, K. lVl'Kem.iu, A M‘Eaehern, A. I\l'l)onahl and D. M‘Leod.—l3 'l'he following Resolutions were unanimously

passed.

Moved by Mr. A. Benton, second-rd by W. M‘ oi

Resoltie(l—lhat the reports oflhe several Com. mittecs be read by the Secretary, in the order of ‘twig dares; whit-Ii was done.

Moved by W. l\‘l‘I’hail, seconded by Mr. A.

sston, llssolvcd—'l'list the following be adopted as the

Constitution oflhis Association, viz.——-

Art. lst.. 'l‘his Association shall he called. The Belfast Teachers‘ Association.

Art. 2. It shall be the object of this Society to swslren the interest and enlist the sympathy of the cominuniiv, in all matters connected with the proper Etlllciilinn ofthe young, sndto appoint Committees oftwo or more Teachers, whose duty it shall he to visit (not inspecr)esch others’ schools, for the doubt}, puqugse ofeeeiog the methods of instruction pursued, and reporting the same to the Association for the in-.ilu:il beneﬁt of all its mem- bcrs.

Art 3. The officers of this Society, shall be a Chairman, and a Secretary and Treasurer, who shsllhc chosen at the Quarterly meetings, and shall retain their places, until others are elected.

Art..4_ he Secretary shall present at the Quarterly meeting, a report of the condition and doings of the Association.

Art 5. 'l‘he quarterly and monthly meetings shall be held by appointment from last meeting, on such convenient locslitiss as may be deemed nvost expedient.

Art 8. This sonstitntion msyttbe-sltsrsd by s ins'orlty of the members presenrst any ‘meeting ; not of" the‘ proposed slterstion having been given at a previous rosetiall- ‘ '

Moved by the Secretary, seconded by W.

' Iltllbiily. ' ' '

Resolved--rthst the schools of those’ Teachers

fnssnt who were not sent at set inset-

Ifrsi head sftsr thispltneeting, viz.-'

Orwell Cove, and ' nrrs Harbour llosd Schools on Sstnrdsy ﬁih pril. Cornmitiee, John Ross, and John Power, Mqntsgue Esstsndt Wool on Sstar s liltli, A ril. Committee, A. LllDapsld,snd . M"b¢llg ,W,’..M) Phsil, A. Boston, and A. M‘ wgignppointed to. ptspus addresses rnsstisg,on sub’ects connqctod with; _ V _

Mvﬁ— hat the next nie‘t.ing._bs std st '¢X3fslsstt_:.tlep.o&lho3:s;ﬂ on the st .sststtlsy..ot‘

pi.‘ 0LC_' ' s ' - ,. I .3!» , ,hs tItestis|.diuItIiI(-Sq! -t°'dI)l08ID.Ill.0'I- , . 1 l A. ld'Esosssit 3ss’y.

P. 8. The Editors of the Examiner Fldsndsr,

codes

. huh. 0|‘ llhll “JUNK.

_ We had a Colonial Mail on mg, with the following England than our last issue.

Tuesday morn- later News from

(By Telegraph to (lie Westmorland Times.) L it t c st N e W s! One Week later from Europe. Nlw Yoiur, April 2. Atlantic arrived. Peace is considered as vir- tuslly settled. A KING OF ALGIERS HAS BEEN BORN T0 FRANCE! ! British Parliament adjourned over’ Easter re- cess. Nothing new in American affairs. Breadstntfs dull without change from previous prices. Sugars active and buoyant. Comic dull‘. Lorirlon Market steady. lorisols 9l 7-8 to 92}

Sr. Joint (‘rvic l'}r.r:u'rroNs.—'l‘licsc an‘ nual elections took place yesterday. the polls having opened in the respective wards at S o’ clock A. M. and closed at »l 1’. ill. lt lSll0 rise in talking, the 'I‘cniper- ance party have carried all before them. This we are in honor bound to ndmii !_ xlloruing News xlpl. 2. <1 C j——

Bi t , On the 3d inst., at Little Sands, lllrs Dugald M‘ Donald, of twin sorts.

Married,

it Ch:irlrilletown,on Tliursday the 3:] lll'l. by the llcv. \V. Stiodgrass, Mr.JoInt M‘l.tiuclilan. Lot 34, to Miss l-Llizrlietlisten art, York Itiver.

At lledeque on Monrlay. the 31st ult; bv the Rev. llohcrt Patterson, Mr. James Combie to .\ iss Marion Steel both of llrdequc.

liy the sanir at the satire place rm the 2nd inst l\lr. .-\lexaml<-r Antlorsnn. to Miss lsahellzi Mc Calluni, daughter of Mr. Duguld l\leUallum both ofllcdcqtic.

Died,

0.i Sarurrlay eveiiirxz: lilal, at S o't-.loclt, after

an illness offour wvclrs, Mr. lit-ujamirt \Vchstcr, zigod US yours. I .‘\t ”t'(lPf]llt‘, on 'l‘uosrlay the lst April. after ii lI'l;.'t!l‘lltL' illness which he hurt: with Chrrstain litrlllttnlr-.lli llm Divivm ‘"1". Mr lhuul .\‘:-ll...-. man ar_-ml 50 years, lvaving a large circle of re- lalivt-s to mourn their loss.

Passengers,

In the Ice Boat on April 2d, from Cape 'l'r.-averse to (.‘rrpe 'l‘oruicntme,—2\losers. It. ll. trnrvford. '1‘. Dohson, Joseph .\lc\lillen, W'illittni Hughes, H/iiluim .\lc(iinily, Janice Laigan, Joltri l.aigan-, Miss Mary (7oler. ln do. from Cape Torrnontine to Cape'I‘raversc on April -tth.-—3licliael Power.

n 0. mm (in o 'l‘r.-tverse to Cape Tornietitiua on the 6th—-Donald hlclsu.--.r and Epllfllllll Reid, Esqrs. Mr. Francis Hamel.

u do to .'l|li' 'l‘I'l'\I"~‘~t‘ on Ill" 7 h,—Capt. Daniel McKenzie. Janrcs t o...~i.m:m, l

Charlotte I own Marlrets, April 2. Beel',(snmll)lb. lirl it till ‘ Turkeys cach,3s Ga 75 6d 2

Hons: or ASSEMBLY.

_The- House of Assembly has been occupied with the new election Law. Mr. Cooper’s mo- tion that the House go into committee on the Escheat question was met with a counter mo- tlon that it be postponed to that day three months, which was carried. The stltion from the Common Council of the City relative to the jommon, was after debate rejected. It is not ltkel _that the House will be prorogued so soon as V riday, as was mentioned by one of our contemporaries.

C‘

. -——__. . . -‘:;.':-—'*- '- '—— ' ~-— ~--_-——-—_;; Gas Company's Meeting. 0 “CF. is hercliy given, that the Annual Gene- ral Meeting of Shareholders in the Clmrluiie- town Gas Light Company will he held at the Coni- pany’s Olﬁce, at the Gas Works, on TUESDAY the 6th day of May next. _ . WM. MUltl’llY, Mnnsgsr. April 9, I856.

LOST, N MONDAY the 30th instant, in the 'l‘own or ' its neiglrlinrliood, It llUl"l"AL() ROBE, lined with reddish Urugget 'l'he ﬁnder will be remunera- ted by leaving it at this Utlice. April l, ll-I56. AUCTION SALE or-‘ Household Furniture and Farm- ing Implements. 'l‘|lli undersigned is instructed to omit at Auction on 'l'rtunsnAv. 1st May next. til. 11 o'clock, fuienoon. on the premises at Spring Park.

'l'lie llousehold Furniture, Fartning implements and Live Stock, together with Hay aid Oats, &c , the Property of Lieut. Colonel Gray.

’l'r:nMs.—All sums under live pounds cash on delivi-ry; some over live ponntls a credit of six niontlis. on approved notes of luind.

JAMES Mtlltllls. A .

IICUOIIIICI’.

Charlottetown, Mnrcli 20.

‘v —— y 4 ' ‘ cult: of ‘l aluablc lown Lots- ]gY Al.'C'l‘l().\' on 'l‘l,'l".SDAY. 29th Arnrn, n 1 l2 o'clock on the prernhos

4_Valus.hle TOWN LOTS.

le.’t'c:tllll_V srtuatotl and lIt‘.:il‘ the residence of John iarrotv, l'Isq., being Lots 28, 29, 30nnd 62, in the first llutitlred ol"I'own Lots.

The property will be put up in Lots to suit pur- chasers and will he Wl'll worthy the attention of ,,..:.:... . .:..,. t- 1...: .l .,, c,,,_,l,

ll lino view of llll‘. llillslmrough and the Harbour.

'l'iuuss—-33 per cent to he paid down and the halanrze lo reirrain upon security. -

For further particulars apply to the Subscriber.

J . Auctioneer. Cliurlottetown. April 2, I856. Isl. lix.

House to Let. 'l‘HA'l‘ well known CU'l"i‘AGl'l. the late rt-sidonce of the lion. G. R. Gooduiaii,

for the unexpired portion ol‘ the present occupaut's It.-ass. Apply to the subscri- her at the Cottage.

W. SNUDGR ASS.

Douglas Estate, Lot 19. ( lv‘Fl'Il'.S will he received by the undersigned for the purchase of that portion of Lot I9. known as the “ Douglas l“.~'tnte" comprising about I130 Acres ' ' w

Straw, t-.wt., is e ls 3d

_..1_...._; ._

Bonsliaw Farni for. Sale-

IIIS well-known and eligible Properly, situated‘ at \Vest or Elliot River Bridge, consists of 300 acres of excellent I. Dwelling House and Farm Buildings srs srscted,) nrs Freehold; and-I00 acres are held ndsr I Lens for, 99_9 yetirs, at an Annual Rent of £5 lls. 2d. currency, with a right. of purchase st.th_e rste one-nlntli stetllng.) per ttnnum. within so yes escres oaths rest or the ‘Freehold -re Mid n of the ‘Farm there is a

ditfsrsnt parties for short terms. On Ilse Pretho pt'rn_re

qnngggggint nglldighgliingled all over. to lost IqI_nre and it) feel post, wish 8 doors, ssps_bls -_of being converted into II sxcsllent Store‘; which is much .....,.i 5.. on Dimiet. 'l.‘hs Fat-is fronts on the West

' . and the ptbtiliosd ts~’l‘ryeo dtvrdss tlt_s;F'ros- . tbs’ Lsssshsld. The -Property” is w wntsssd. sstl there is sssnpls supply at‘ rrswotydt Fencing stall There are Grist. 8aw,snd Catlin:

rs. to

0 st-es, (onrwbich the’ C

or 2oz’ _

o. by quarter, rule 7d Geese s a 3s of excellent land 9. ol' this properly is pork 4,] ii 5.3.! 1 Clnvgr ggg.],lb]g2d it [grid under lease for 999 years to various tenants at a re- Do_ ("nun"), Maya 1 5.-,,w|..- ,, R 2, not-ved rent of one ‘shilling Currency per acre. .-\n .\lutton, lid in 811 g Partridges, none, iudisputablelllle Wl“ 0' b"V”"- R _ _ ‘ Lamb, none. , liggs dozen, lfld a ' S l EWAR1 - Butter (fresh), Hide l8d Oats, bush. 2a n 25 -Id Charlottetown, Mitch 2|“. 1555-

do. by tub ls Ida Is -td Bnrle , he e 6e 53- ‘"313! 'l‘a||o\v, is a le 2d Potatoes, . 2s 41! I 2s 9d

ar , lld ti I5 '[l!‘urnips. d I; ads id H WAxWoRK_”

Flour, 3jd n 4 omespnny ., s a s « - _ Pmlegrrlev. ad ‘ 2:: "'l'- ‘°"- ‘*0’ " 95' iliiyife «'i'i'v‘i.i(i':i»°rk?"iim'ri:iielii"r'ii»'.ii

England by the Royal Agricultural

son at the following places, commencing on the 20th of-Apr'il'— - w » '

He will. on Monday tltc 6th of May. 1' 11" ‘M Anderson Ron-l as for as Mrs. Dixon s M-"|- °"'f° _p.-oceed on u far as Mr. James Bullpit s, “F ;d -, |‘QlI.I‘l’l on the -Arﬂe Shore» as for as Mr. ‘Phul it, Black- Potnt Thence on Tl“!

, cLcsn‘.s, Longcreek. Thence return home so the Tryon d .’ V H 'wllI on the following week go on the New M 39“, .n¢|..t¢sd: ant‘ Mr. Christopher Bull- I’.

Thence on t Dicldn-on_’-. New GI. ow 'l‘liencs on lozsvendish. 'l‘henc(s:rett'I‘rrn 's.

K . 4,. mgalasgow Road, as far as Mr. John . l_s _ Thence on Thursday return homell “'0 S¢l“¢"'b"' '

usuhlg, Old York River Bend. And in Chtirvl.olle-

town on Saturday once a fortnight, at the Btahles of

of sl-mu s.-w....-...I.. S

Society in I868, will serve for the '

CAN EDITIO

AMERI .. : __°, ‘rnt;_ ‘z. Du Cum,'.nins’s Works

JUST REG]-JIVED BY Haszard ailliive

l l

New Iniportatlons. RUSHES in great variety, Spirit levels assorted sizes, do. with plumb and side light,

Bet-°h -cum» (Birch and Walnut) 2. ad is to 6d each.

IEON, ?\xes. Hatchels and llmttritets assorted, Superior luoritce Locks, at prices from ls M to

Morris»: Latches, low priced

liirn Locks and Latch Locks,

Store Door Locks with 2 keys. a good article, Glass, Porcelain, Mineral rind Argillo door knobs, Electro Plated Drop liscutchcous,

Screws, a large lot,

lispelsirir Screw Auger Bitts, sizes from 3-l6 to

me i,

Chisels, all sizes,

Screw Wrenches, Hand and lit.-rich Vices,

_Oil Stones, Turkey and llindostan, &c., lately

received from the United States, and for sale b HAEZARD KL OWEN. Oct. 24. 1355.

LIVER COMIPLAIINT.

.-\UNl)lCF.. D\'Sl'El’SlA, Chronic or Nervoul

llcbiliiy. Diseases of the Kidneys. and all diseases :iri~iug from ti disordered liver or stomach, such as Constipation, invntrd Piles, fullness, or blood to the head, acidity of the stomucli, Nansen, Heartburn, isgusl. for food, fullut.-ss or “eight in tire stomucli, sour oruclations, sinl-ring, or llultcring at the it of the stomach, suiuiining ofthe head, hurried an difficult breathing. fluttering at the lit-rut, choking or suffoca- ting sensations when in a lying posture, dininess 0‘ vision, dots or webs before ilie sight, fever and dull pain in the head, delicictrey of perspiration, yellow rioss of the skin and eyes, pain in the side, hack, cliest, l.i:nhs, &c., sudden lltr.<hosol'lteat, burning in the llesli, cirnstaiit irnagiuir s of evil, and great depression o spirits, can he ellcetunlly cured by llocron llooi-‘r..sNn’s CELEIIRATED GER./lI.‘l.N' BITTERS, prepared by DR. C. M. Jacxsow, (i‘t~rrn.in Medicine Store, No. 120 Arch St, one door below Sixth Pliiluda. Their power over the above diseases is not excelled, if equalled, by tiny otltcr preparation in the United L'l'Pﬂ_ nu the in many 0-“Id lrler physicians had failed. _ ' These Bitters are worthy the attention oflnvalids. Ptissessirig great virtues in the rectification of the liner and lesser glands, r-scrcisirtg tho: lllortlﬂcilrcllln‘ ptlnt-I‘ in wculrneils nnd allot-timrs ofthe rig».-in-., 0,-_ grins, they are witlial safe. certain, and p sum, Yrstirituny _/‘ram slluiiie.

Car-‘r. DANIEL. Annorr,llrookliﬂlaine, J“! [5, tr-;4:£, Says: “I w.-tstalteri "3 )ear L’: l.'~l April, upon my passage from Ila'""-‘I to (in. lt:.~‘l0ri, H (7. At the latter place 'l"’k try/|‘1'm.m ttiztlpronurrzd uplt_vsiciari,but forte !"‘fI‘_’:|:e°__P . no relief, no sleep or l|[IpL'lll8_. d-.'",,,,ﬂ.,,ndv, riowspapcr having your :ltl\'t.‘lll.~'I“:"‘"e innncdmely" (it-.-rnian llitlt-rs’ in it, I sent f«iU.dUck I wok um this was about l0 o’clock. in ' lirst dos-i. and another at 6 o“f“|')Pe,_-“G for “N,“' no rapid on am, that I. had it the "ex, ﬂy found m, ‘"'d “Ned we“ ‘hm’ nigh“ "liwitlrout your medicine a. well tnan. I have not b-hem‘ Bum,m,,.e, ch“. having been sailing‘ “mud. Ne, ,,;,,w_ 1 lesion and the \ 'est. 0 semlnd turd, in ‘hi. have now given up gem have an "galley, ".10. place. where you silo", it” , ' could sell|srgequ:nt,l;,“o pm,qu° me, A1-nosrook

Jos. lt_. llst.i._é4" ism‘ my, tow, hgrewillt C0.. DlOlﬂ9s Aggna of. cure Pei-fonnﬂ “I0 FIG ‘[4 ofthe (iermrrn Bitten. W0 lhlllb one be‘ or vcramy’ "id luvs no doubt

-k 'l’he ed‘--ct was

‘As _a man ’ os. hills. Co.—Gentlemcn—!'- ens» inquiries,l willsists that my (lIlI§hl._|'s Ind been eonip|lII|“"§ °l 5 IN“ » for ,3, .,i- seven years, and about the first mi,‘ 1 was tak ri own and confined to bel’ gait-°",{,h;“[,;;,, in her iide was very severe, besides he’ . troubles! with pdiib between her thou 9" .9?‘ M an [r,..,. mdings-nuniberof cures pett- l‘ni “d be *tllooﬂand'stGermsn Bill-8|‘Ir" 1 W” “V tiigii toytryiit in her cur. -04 '5!" I0 !°“li,".°'~° :6 . , d .‘ ..

,,,,,¢i,,..h¢d going. ‘osilypwlgehtehen i in kg 5"" "I °,;',,, i,...i::.i.. is enjoying hotter lmrumius 3,‘ mi yr“ am. She feels no pain 3| l|4f'95d°°|"lI

o J. {W WV‘ ma nu-ihatcs-her cnéo‘ snﬂrll to the German Bitters. in “-5'“-‘ - '1‘-‘.‘.' “""°: Bi3°i‘,L;‘,'i.°.":iii:dCih‘st telissd ‘ Biisrs srs tN"|?lnll:L°Yu vsarrAst.l_.,"1°"°l’Y P°"°”i"5 'd'“ “sea. or I. "'9" 9",‘h° l"’il’“~"“".”' ':°;9‘i'.'.'~'.n'i.'idv _ .- fa

Messrs our

,oout I6 yssrlt

siri;‘i‘l;'r'ml:es;;is;“”c“H. any." grid «noseksqsu so--r-II» ' T. oizsaaissiff '3: 09.. ' G,ene_rs_l A501“! And by ‘ '

Mr. Jonsthsn Ceilings, and alternately once-s fort-

Idlsrwihins ssrrarsfs soils of the Form; -'-' s Bll0klllIlll|'I1"0l‘O on the property, sn_d_C_srpsntarII and‘ other l.I'sdel‘trhI:I in tltp ‘mansions vicinity. _

' purchase money Ina remain on the lgopsrty. ssd I '0 Wig‘

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»s.l‘sror or the Association b’=dw‘“ I» - » - . .u.~;mr: :. ‘=2 l‘ .«.>.*l'-.

Ill.- tlle-il tn IE9?--vtll P|P"'-

. :.. ad I I - "l‘hi's° ii.3;?:i'.°ni."i high. sod is of A |m.¢|..m. gray color, with remarks le, good acting. and his dtoclr very much admired thr0"Il' '5' M5" - - T‘.--.___g5._ 5,, u.9.sessou; the-moocyb be ssittthslrsttfsnnfvsmlsa ~

tit-> ll

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