' PUBLISHED ON

ESlal)llSlltttl I823.

HASZAR1)’S GAZE'1"l‘E. Published by Haszard &. Owen, Queen square,

I: issued twice a week, at 15s. per year. AND CONTAINS,

THE LATEST NEWS, AT HOME dc ABROAD.

A merican House?

7 ‘HE Subscriber in closing up his present busiriesﬁ

A in I’. E. Island, respectfully requests all partteli who are indebted to him, to hand over, on or be- fore the Fiiirr or JANUARY NI-‘.X

ioiiiv mason.

December !3. 7 AMERICAN HOUSE.

Fall Stool; Completed.

Ptr Dancing I-'mUirr, Jlury .l«.lllfIIltl, and ./llirry

./ nu. FRO“ llO.3"l‘().\' ANI) llAl.ll".»\X.

’ Y the above ships, the subsr-ribi-.r has just ﬁnished B his FALL ll\XPOR’l‘A'l‘l0N, comprising (besides his large stock alre:itl'_v titlvertiso-d) as follows:

80 chests 'l‘eii—narraim-.d gtiml.

I2 puns- .\loliisso-', -I hhds. Siigar,

50 boxes Riiisnis, l00 sides Sale Lcollicr.

60 Stores, '25 bbls, Apples, 4 cwt. Cheese,

10 doz. Brooms, ll) do. Pails, 3 cnsks |"lnii.l.

Nowell‘: Patent safety Lamps and hump

feedcr, in a variety of styles,

10 bbls. Nuts, 20 do Crackers and Pilot Bread,

2 bnles Bufftilo Robes, die. 1:,

'l'lie whole forniing ii inn,-t extensive stock, and from the varicty in the different articles, and rriode- rate charges, is well worthy of attention.

As/iniucasr llouse, Grafton Street.

W. ll. DAWSON.

Dec. X8.

'l‘llE Subscriber, tliankfnl for the liberal patro-

nage he has hitherto rece ‘ed. hr-;_vs leave to inform the public, tliat, having ‘recently. returned front Fnigland, whore lie directed his tittenlioii to the latest intprovoincnts in ll0RtIl>2 Siioiiiivo and hav- ing put lnnisell'untlcr the instruction of one of the most scientilic Surgeons of the Royal College oll Ve- terinary Surgeons, London, lie considers liinisel competent to Shoe llorses upon the_ most improved principles. llorscs having their liools injured by bad shoeing, or other causes, iii:iy be restored to perfect soundness by being shod without the use of Nails. The subscriber has on hand it full supply of SHOES adapted to llorsea on the Rind or Furni. Also, can furnish all kinds of A G RIC ULTUR./YL IJIIPL 1'.‘- MEJVTS on the shortest notice.

All persons to whom the subscriber in iiidebted, will please forward their Accounts for iidjusttnerit; and all persons indebted to litiri will oblige by making

l'""'°‘“'"° '"'ym°m' WlLl.lA1\l JAKF..\lAN. Charlottetown, Nov. 28, 1855.

London, Oct. 29th, 1855. Gzs1'i.i::tii:iv ;

I hereby certify. that Mr. Wm. Jakeman has been carefully examined by me. and I ﬁn him fully competent to administer Medicines and at- tend Horses. As I have had every means of test- ing his abilities during his stay in London.

ours, Gentlemen, WM. EVERARD, Veterinziry Surgeon, Member of R. V. Col.

Chambers’: Publications. _

ASZAILD 8; OWEN are Agents for Prince Edward Island for the sale of Messrs. Cham- bers‘ Publications. A catalogue ol the Books of this eminent firm can be had on a plicution; among the Books published, will be foun such as are suited for Schools, public and private, Llhrtirius, &c., and em- bracing in it cheap and popular form, the literature of

the dav

COPAL VARNISH. FEW Tin-cans ofsuporior COPAL VARNISH, for sale by ll. IIASZARD.

Cliurlottetown, July 2d, 1855.

FARMERS’

st“

Clﬂillfliitflilii

EVERY -rs

Fall ltiiportations. Queen Street. Clothing House. lll-I SUBSCRIBERS have received per llurttue Sir ﬂlezundsr, from London, and .Mir_;_eslu: from Liverpool, their fall supply of British hoods which they now offer for sale at the lowest possible prlcu.-I for cash. ‘ l\l‘NU'l"l‘ k Blt0Wl\.

ALSO ON HAND

'l'ea, Sugar. Starch, lllaekitig, Black lead Currants, llai.-‘ins, &c. Ui:t.3lst. Bin -'x~r- FAIRBANKS’

cI:i.s:isnA't's:n S C A L E S , , OF ALL VARIETIES Warehouse, 34 Kilby Street.

BUS 'l‘U N . GREENLEAF do BROWN, Atria.-rrs. lliiilroad, llny, Coal, and Furnicrs‘ SC.\l.F.S

set in any part of the Provinces by experienced \i.ork- rr tint

ieu. Sep. 8th, I855.

m‘ClOl".’l(I‘iIISSION MERCHANT

and General Agent. Tllﬂ lllitlCl‘ttlglll"l hating goctl Sl|0:i.Ct.'llL’I-'Ign and “furl-.li<iuse room, olfers his tl('I‘VlCU!4 its (Icnerul Agent and Coiiirnissinii Merchttnt, would attend to the purchase and sliipnir-nt of Produce, &c. lint-'i:iti:ivc:s.—llonbls. JAMES l‘i:iun:, " \V. \V. LORD, “ ll. l}ni:.\'AN, r‘ (‘ttAs.\'oUiv(;, \V. B. “BAN, Esq , Am. (Ton. Ageiit. . G[i()R(ll‘) MOORE. Slratford ll0lt'l, opposite (Tliarlottctowii, 3d Nov. 1355. Isl. F.x. Ad. 2iiio.

H A R D W’ A ll E.

UST llF.Cl'IlVlCl) front the U. S , and for sale By IIASZAIKI) Si. \)\Vl-IN. llensliaii and t‘.lt-insoii‘.-i Superior Macliiiio ground culling oll'tiiid splitting Circular Saws, l8 iticli, |'irculitr Saw Arlmrs. 23 inches,

Morliso Lutclirs, l.ochs, I.iitcli Lock, Levi-r Locks, and Locks with Night Latch for front door, from (id 9 203 each,

\Vestern and People‘: llirii Locks,

\Vnrdrobe Hooks. llrit and Coat llooks, plain and braced 8d to Is 3d per doz.

Argillo, Mineral, Porcelain (with plated shrink and roses and plated slianks Porcelain roses) Glass and Silvcred (Bronze Moutiting), Door Knobs,

llinges, Butt, 'l‘. Hooks and Ilinges, &c.,supc- rior articles.

'l‘owcr and Barrel Bolts, Brass and Iron, 45d to 2s eaci

Axes and llatcliets, assorted sizes, llnnimers, Music Stool Screws, Bench do. Wood and Iron, Screw Wrenches. &c.,

APOTHEOARQ-IS’ HALL. The Old Established

Q HOUSE, 1810. CIIARLOTFETOWN, MAY, 1855. T. IDESBRISAY 81. O0.

HAVE just received. per late arrivals from Lon-

don, Dublin. United States and Halifax, their Supplies for the Season, comprising, in the whole, an

Extensive and Varied Assortment of

DRUGS &. CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, Brushes, Combs, Soups, and other Toilet requisites; Paints, Oils, Colours, and Dye Stuﬂ's; Fruits, Spices, Confectionery, Medicated and other Lozenges; with all the l’utent Medicines in repute, and every other article usually kept at similar Establishments in Great Dritain (Sec ./lpothccarr‘¢s' Hall Jlacertiser-.) The whole of w_hrch they can with conﬁdence recommend to the public, and, if quality be considered, at aslow, if not lower prlcos. than they can be procrirod in the Mttrltm. Cliarlottetown, Maylil, 1355.

I l

l I

Charlottetowii, P. E, Island, Saturday, December 29, 1855.

Temperance Hall Company.

lll.-1 ANNUAL GINIRAL Mus:-ritvc ofSliare- lioldcrs of the above Compniiy will be held in

the 'l‘s:Mi=s:a/uvcrs: “ALL in this City, on MON- DAY, the 7th day ol JANUARY next, at 7 p. m., when u punctual attendance is respectfully requested,

By Order of the Directors, 1. W. MORRISON, Sec’y. Charlottetown, Dec. 2|, l855.—I:]x.

CHEESE ! CHEESEH U.~"l‘ received from Boston, it further supply of excellent quality. at the KING QUAIII llousii. Dec. I3. lm BEER 8!. SON. T0 MILLERS. Camel Hair Bolting Cloth. ASZARD St. O\VEN have much pleasure in announcing to their customers that they have received this day. is new suppl of the above, Nos. 3, 4, 5. 6 and 7, which they offer for sale at 10 per cent below former prices.

New Store -& New Goods!

MANCHESTER HOUSE. §:l£E\"lt)\'l-‘.l) from Sydney Street to ti. new

Blllldilllq lIAs‘! store 01-‘ QUEEN-STREET. Now opt.-ning, large lmportations by recent arrivals. ol FALL and WlNTEl{ MER-

C|'lANl)lZl-I, including every variety of DRY GOUDF, in tlw newest styles, carefully selected,

ttliich will be tléallllsetl of at the very lowest prices,

ain-ti.;_v \‘\‘l|l(‘ll arr---

l.adii-,s' l)rcss .\!aterizils ofull kinds,

Alpaccas, Shot ltllll Figured Lustrcs,

l'l:iin and llrocailvtl Cobourgs,

llayadiro llnlit-s, llelziincs, Chullies,

Cashincre.-, Popliiis,

Fitricy Prints, (iiiiglianis,

lllh. and (fol. tin».-i dc Naples, very cheap, l’ai.~lr-_v. tllnth ::.,«l (Jasliinere long Shawls, l*'t:rs,-—Sioiie .‘.l::rtcii, Squirrel, Fitch, and Mus-

qttiii-li lions and Ctilfs ‘

l’ollt:t .lzit-.l.'£ts, (‘roclict Sleeves. (.':i.<litiiL-to and \V'onllen Hoods,

l’ltish and Velvet lloniiets, lioiniet Slitipes, lloiinet Velvcts and Plusht-.-s,

lioiint-t and (‘up llihbons, Triniiiiings, llzhtmn Vt-lwts of all widths,

iVt‘Cl{l)'t'n. l:n- :lt.ll mourning Veils, l.at'e:~i and l'i«l;_-;i.t_v.-, (jrapps,

lair i\<-ts. ltt':itl l)rCSSt‘.\t wi'li curls, I“ln.\i is, \\'ta-..Ilis and llortlcis,

tlollars and ll nut Shirts,

\Vlllll'. and t'nlourt'(l French Stays, llIlblt‘l'_\' niitl (limes oftill kinds, (Iloahiiigs and (‘look l’:itterns,

l’l:iirls, 'l'\\'ectls, liinn sltiti,

lil.*.(?l\', Bron-n and Drab Habit Cloths, London l\lant!¢-s,

llroad (Thrills, Unesltltis, Pilots, Whitneys. Beavers, Sattinets, lilzitikets, l"laiinuls,

Carpeting. llruggr-ts, Rug

Really made Clotliintr of all kinds,

lnditi lltihher Coats, reversible,

Stocks and Tyes,

l.anib's wool Shirts. scarfs and Mufllers, Silk and lelt Hats, Winter Caps,

White and fancy Shirts, French Fronts, lloots and Shoes in great variety, Ladies’ and Gents, India Rubbers,

()il Coats and Trousers,

Domestic Sheets and Sheetings,

W hite, grey, striped and fancy Shirtinizs, Whiter Feats, lrish Linens, Tableliuen

' owelin ,

Oil Cloth Table Covers, lledticlts,

Quilts and Counterpanes,

Daniaslr, Moreens and Frinpes. Furniture, Prints, Linings, Salisbury Flsnnels, Cotton Batting and Wedding,

\Vhite, blue and red Cotton Warp, Umbrellas, Loolrinn Glassc

Dealt! and W oxes, Toilet soup,

and

'or

Combs and Bruslies,

Kiiittiiig and Moravian Cotton,

Excellent ‘PEA, chests and half chests, and by retail, with a general assortment of other GOODS.

Purchasers may rely upon having every satis faction. both as toqnality and price, in good obtained at this Establishment.

lti’ Observe the sign “MANCHESTER llOUSl'l," adjoining Mr. Sims’ Store.

SAl\llll*‘.l. M‘.\lURRAY,

Charlottetown, Nov. l,. 1855

WEDNESDAY SATURDAY.

M_Neiv Series. 30. 304.

FARM FOR SALE. '1-‘HE FARM now in the occupation of Mr. R. ‘V, EnwAiti)’s, is offered for Sale, containing 192 ecres—l30 acres being cleared from stumps and in s good state ofcultivation, being well nntnured, and no part of it has been over cropped. There is an excellent spring of water close to the House; and the buiidings being recently built, are in good con- dition and coriiiii ious. ' here is is fine grove of soft wood growing up near to the buildings, 112 acres freehold. New “’iltshire Settlement, Lot 3|, Dec. 8, I855.

CHEAP AN!) SAFE LIGHT! NEWELL’S PA’l.‘EN'l‘ Safety Lamp 6:. Lamp Feeder

Warranted to prevent all accidents from the use of BURNING FLUID, rarnxvr oii., itosm ou.,

And all other explosive conipourids used for tioii o igl

This INVENTION is applied to common Fluid. Solar and Caiiiphene Lamps, l.uriip Feeders, Fluid- llolders, Lanterns, &,c., &c.

\Ve respectfully invite the attention ofthc public to N:ws:i.i.‘s LMPROVBD 0 ./IR LJIJIIP ! which gives a steady, brilliant ﬂame, nearest to Gas that has ever been produced. Th. cost of burning being oril UNI CENT AN i-roun ! These Lamps are particularly adapted for Churches, llotels, Factories, Stores and purlours. Oil Solar; can be altered, using the same shade. Coiiiinon Fluid Luiiips can be changed to Safety Fluid Lamps.

POR'l.'ER’S

Patent. Burning Fluid and Cam-

produc-

enc, As cheap and good as can be bought in the market. ./llso, Sluulos, Globes, Lump Wicking, Entry Hal’ Lanterns. Fluid Chandeliers, ¢S—c,, For Sale, \Vholes:ile 8:, Retail, by N ewell, Willard 6L Co., No. 28 Bromfield Street, Boston. N. B.-—-A large rlcrliiction will be made from the

forrm-r prices of Nr;.ws:i.i.’s S/ti-'r:'rv LAMPI, &c. The following certiﬁcates tire ii suﬂicierit gun. rantce ofthe entire safety and eﬂiciency of the Safe. ty Lamp and Feeder.

“Fe have had an opportunity to test the Patna; Safety Lamp and Lamp Feeder of Mr. John Newell, of this city, in regard to the measure of protection ilieir construction atfords. In the trials to which we subjected them, we endeavored, without eﬂ'ect, to produce cxplosioiist of the vapor of the ﬂuid mind ‘with air, and to burst tlicni hy the pressure oftlre

vapor alone. The principle adopted by Mr. Nowell is that of the well knoivn Davy Ltiinp. He has go 1 combined the parts, that we :ire satisﬁed that all risk of explosive action is remove . (Ill.-\lll.ES 'l‘. JACKSON, M. l) , AUG. A. HAYES, l\l' l)., Assayers totlio State of Massachusetts.

Borrow, Aug 30, 1852.

Mr. John Newell, of Boston, has exhibited to mg a Lrtntp, and also containing vessels, furnished with wire gauze protectors, upon the principle of Davy’o Safety Lamp for miners He has used both these instruments before me with inﬂaniniable ﬂuids, and in both, when set on ﬁre, the ﬂame was arrested by the wire gauze, which is coated with silver. If the instruments are faithfully constructed, and carefully attended to, so that the wire gauze does not suffer in- jury from corrosion, wear or violence, I am ofopini- on that the protection will prove eﬂ'ectual against ex- plosion. Nothiug short of this conviction would in- duce ino to countenance the continued use of the burning ﬂuids, so called, asl have thought they ought to be entirely discarded, if not prohibited from use; so frequent and dreadful are the accidents occa- sioned by ignorance and carelessness. In ever case, glass lamps should be given up; and those 0 metal substituted, on account of the danger of fracture.

B. Sl LLMAN, senior.

New HAVEN, Oct. 16.1853.

I have examined Newell’s Patent Safety Lamp and Lamp Feeder. They are constructed upon strictly philosophical principles, having ti tube of sil- vcrcrl wire gauze. with it small perforation in His cap. If well made, they cannot fail to insure pro- tection against those dangerous explosions to which the vapors of burning ﬂuids and ciimphene are sub- ject, when rnixed with air. Their general introduc- tion, I have no doubt. would prevent maiiy distress-

ing and fatal accidents. E. S. CARR, M. D.,

Professor of Chemistry, Allian Medical College, and ofApplied Chemistry in the niversity ofAlbany.

llnstit 8L Son, '1‘. |)r:snnis/tit dr. Co., and W. ll. DA\Vl0N are our authorized Agents for the

sale of the above in P. E. Island. Dec. 13. 3th