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measures carried out by myself and the otiicers of the squadron, for the bone t of the fisheries of these pro- vinces, in obedience to the orders at her Majesty’- Government. I

It is mainl owing to the seal and tamper with which the o era under my command followed my instructions that the fishing interests of the Norti American provinces were benefit last year; and I can only express my earnest wish that the exercise of those qualities may tend to the same desirable result during the appronc ing season.

s to add my conviction that one of the surest elements of success in these provinces tnitst derived from the persevering industry of the maritime population, assisted b mercantile capital, and applied in their vessels. in evslopiug the varied resources which Providence has so beautifully bestowed on their native res.

G. F. Ssvstoua. Admiralty House, Halifax, 21th May, 1858.

HASZARITS GAZETTE.

Saturday, June 4, 1853.

We publish below the Address adopted at the meetin of the inhabitants of Queeu’a County, he d on Wednesday last, and which now has for Signatures at Apothecaries’ Hail.

To the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty;

The humble Petition of the Undersigned Inhabitants of Queen's County, in Prince Edward Island, as- seinbl at a Public Meeting, convened by the High Sheriff, in Charlottetown, June I, 1858.

Most Gracious Sovereign——

We, your Majesty's dutiful subjects, the Inhabi- tants ofQuecn's County, in Prince Edward Island, in up roaching the Throne, humbly beg to tender to your sjesty our sentiments of uafeigned loyalty and devoted attachment to your Majesty's Person and Government.

We to represent to your Majesty, our serious concern at the urport of u Despatch received from His Grace the uke of Newcastle, your Majesty's minister for the Colonial Department, dated I)ownIng Street, 22d April last, and receutl published in this Colony, by which it appears that is Grace, in reply to an Address from the Colonial Le islaturc, pra ing for a retention of the Troops usual y garrison in this Colony, has stated, " that he has not felt himself at liberty to ndvise your Majesty to comply with the pre er of the A dress.”

' ‘hat should the intention of your Majest ’s minis- ter be carried into effect, and the Troops hit erto sta- tioned at the Garrison of this Island be withdrawn, your Petitioners seriously apprehend that the absence of such a force, although but a single Company of In- fantry, might be attended with consequences deeply injurious to the state of Society, the supremacy of the Laws and the authority of your Majesty's Govern- ment in this Colony.

'l‘hat the insular position of this Colony, renders it next to impossible, under any emergency, that prompt and elfective assistance can rded uring the winter season. and the suspension of the Navigation usually extending over, at least, five months of the yen in this respect difl‘ering from all the other de- pendencies of the British Crown. This being the case, and its being universally known that the practi- cability of receiving Military assistance is essentially necessary to the security of the Civil power, we conceive a most in'urious effect will ensue, from which other flaces, ditferently situated. are exempt.

That the prosecution of the Fisheries in the Gulf around this Island have now become so extensive, and the large number of Foreigners engaged in that business who yearly land upon its shores, is bscoining so numerous, that ife and property now, more than ever, claim the especial protection of such a force as that now solicited ,—us many as 2000 Foreign Fisher- men having on recent occasions landed at one time and at one place on our shores.

That to supply the want ofsach protection b on- rolled Pensioners and organized Militia. ora olice Force, would entail upon this infant Colony a Tax to an extent which its inhabitants are not in circumstan- cue to sustain.

That the lands of the Island, at the period cf its co- lonisation, having been granted away to individuals huviug claims upon the Imperial Government, and for the most part strangers, to an uninterested in the vici- fars of this Colony, without reserving any material quantity for the use of the Colonial Govsrnnieut, and there being, up to the present day, no other source of Crown Reserves, such as are avaliable to nearly all the other British Colonies; and this Island having re- cently taksu upon itself the burtben of its own Civil List, is at present absolutely without the means of supporting such a force, either Civil or Militar , as would supply the place of the said Company o Re- l"l"’ P‘ . . . . That your petitioners conceive there ‘are few mili- tary stations, if any, in the British dominions, where regular Troops can be sustained at less expense than in this Colony. ‘

We feel it our duty, further, humbly to remind your Majesty, that your Majesty's Representative cannot be an i a manner suitable to the dig- nity of your ajesty’s Throne, without the presence of your Majesty a regular Troops.

Your Petitioners therefore humbly pray, that your Majesty will be pleased to take the foregoing circumstances into your Majesty's most gracious consideration, and cause sash orders to be given in t ' ensure to the Colony the Constant prusence of a Detiichnisiit of Military Troops. equal to at least, if not greater, than the number stationed at prmeut in its garrison.

Vancarioit or run cs —We are be able to inform our readers, that a valuation of the Ordnance property ere,has not been ordered, b the home Government, witha view to its e, as stated ins former issue, but the valuation has been made in pur- suance of an order lately given which directs merely, that a Report of the value of the 0rd- nance property in the Colonies, shall be made, in 0 or to ascerhin what portions are ladie- penaable to Garrison purposes.

The Editor of the Halifax Daily Sun, attri- bute! the Dflllllch requiring the withdrawal 0 e trooply the inlluencc of Sir in. Moleaworth. Wh so! In it because Sir Wil- Iiam thinks that I I0 are K) have Rea naible Government, we are bound to pay for e sup- port of it!

To run Eniros or IIassaan’s Gasur-rs.

Sir-—It was my desire and intention to have sent you a condensed statement _of my views on the cry, or rather necessity, of introdu- cing the universal culture of I"lax,rthe gs-nensl use of the Subsoil Plou , and the construction of a uniform set of adapted to row cul- ture : but, being left single-handed, I have full emplo cut Ikom morning till night; and, al- though“ brought, through a vast iinmensit of

£sGac,to thin afew wee aof

tsrs ofa oentury,with little dim‘- and activity, I cannot I sin not content entsd gentleman in lathe” on the colony. It is '1 he'll‘! not been dealt with lso un- y—so an it mauly—so o ‘vs dIdoautly—r could, .a.ud wouhlnuu

bestowed on me to relieve the sick and diseased ; and much life have I been the means of rolon - ing in comfort, in the West Indies an oven in En land, as well as in this Colony. or several ears have been acquainted with, and amply tested the powers of a vegeta- ble production of P. E. Island, calculated to re- lieve and remove a lar e and varied amount of the many diseases whio embitler humanity. A great purifier of the blood, it removes the worst state of Boils in three days. In all female irre- ularities in the constitution, and the change in earl and declining life, it is a sure relief- an an ailing reincd ! But for its life-austain- ing powers, the writer, instead of retaining an iron nerve,would have made worms’ meat, long, long a . is it mate—in her 73d year—is twice t 0 women she ever was, before it late ill- ness--the revailing disease, which seixed her hard; so tI joined ui o inion to here and, during two short intervu s, eemed her on the ver brink of Eternity. he means which had nerolly helped, failed. At length, a glimpse else Eternity counteracted her great antipathy to my favourite medicine. he took it little. The succeeding night less

troublesome ; and the distressed vision refresh- ed by the unodyne owers of sleep. Next day the remedy was free y taken with corresponding benefit ; and, in a da or two, she not on quitted her bed, but eiuployed herself, even out of doors, in domestic matters; in it way she had never before attempted, to my astonish- mdht ; feeds with better appetite, and looks, at least, no older. This is a surprising and deci- aive case. It_s aks volumes of praise.

Erysipelas, Iglurisy, Jaundice, Dysentery,Fe- ver, and ii. host of estructive morta in ral evils, yield to its power. It is a d cosmetic, purifying the skin. By its use, it is probable the hair would not change colour, nor the head

come bold. It counteracts a too free use of alcoholic drinks. After impro r indulgence, if it raft be taken on in to cd, it tends to pg-ocure sleep and remove distress of mind and

d , preventing litngor the succeeding day ! Nbw, Sir, did I possess means to pre re and establish it po ular Medical Wis: oft iis valu- able (inviiluab o 1) natural production, might it not,not onl supply nature's few wants; but,in all probabi it , enable me to indulge my pro-

nsity to the Farmers’ cause—perhapa replace the thousands robbed and awindled from me! Is there then no invalid in your commu- nity who has a small unemployed capital to in- vest, willing to on go in B pursuit that may odd years— ears 0 ‘comfort to his earthl exis- tence, and give also a most ample return or the investment of a very moderate sum?

Should you be acquainted with any so situa- ted, I am certain ,you will not fail to recommend this roposal, which might lead to very pleasing resu to up him and to, gours truly,

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The Rev. Mr. Sutherland will preach at the Tempemnce Hall on Sunday next at 6 o'clock.

Ship News. Halifax, May 27, Arrived, Victor’ , Hursau, P. E. Island.—28tli, Combine, Rude, P. . Island. Cleared, May 21, 'I‘umperance, Gagnion, Char- lottstowu.—8lst, Schr. Messenger, for Charlottetown

Port: of Charlottetown. AIRIVID.

June 1, Steamer Rose, Pictou; dour and paspeuge .

Id, Stamer Fairy Queen, Pictou.—Mary Elizabeth, Halifax; goods.'—Joseph, Nickerson, Murray Har- bour.—Jenny Lind, Souris.—Wil|iam Nelson, Bay Verte; deals.

8d, Amelia Adelaide, Hubert,Shediac; deals.-—May- flower, Girroir, St. John, N. .; salt.—Tempsr- ance, Halifax; goods.

June 4, Schr. Jason. Savanna; lumber, to J. & A. Duncan.--Flora, McDonald, St. John, N. B.; salt. to J. Purdie.

IAILID.

June 2d, Echo, M‘Millan, Shediuc.—Jauies Fraser, M‘Kunzis, Pictou; Dove, Robertson, P_ictou; hay.

8rd, Fairy Queen and Rose, Pictou.—William Nel- son, ay erte.—Sussn, Wallace; hay &_-c.—-Hen-

r , Caesady, Ma dalen Islands.—Adala e,do.—

(leorge Coles, ood Islands, to load for Halifas.

Passengers, In the Steamer Fairy Queen, from Pictou, J_une .—Lieut. Pool, Messrs. Arch. Cain bell, Geerstds, John Caner. Pollock, Fulton, Ross, acleun, Ross, Miss Hyde, and 6 in the steerags.

PAPER I-IANG-IN GS UST RECEIVED, per Sir. Alexander, 2000 Pieces of the above from lid to Be r piece. DANI L DAVIS. Charlottetown June 8, I858. 8w Isl

To the Tenan on thatpartoflntor Township o. 18, the Property of the Ilndersigned. AKE NOTICE’ that we have this day revoked and made void a certain eed Poll, or Power of Attorney, made and given by us to June Yno, Fsq., of Port Hill, hearing date the Fifth day of Fe- . One thousand Eight hundred and Filly two, we have resumed the management of the laid Property ourselves. All sums of money, there- fore, due to us for Rent, or arrears of Rent, by you, are hereby required to be paid to us without delay. Dated at Charlottetown, this Second day of June, 1858.

ELLEN STEWART, MARY STEWAR'l‘, MARGARET STEWART.

PIANO FOR SALE. A SUPERIOR PIANO, by Baoaowoon, the property of Mr. BOOTH. 'l‘hs Pia_no can be seen and particulars ascertained as to price, on ap- plication to H. W. LOBBAN, Auctioneer. _ W Unless sold within the week, it will be sent from t e Island.

BUILDING LOTS TO LET. NUMBER ol BUILDING LOTS in Char- lottetown, are ready to be let for a term ct‘ ears, with the right of Purchase within the 'I‘srm. or particulars enquire of . H. W. LOBBAN, Auctioneer. Juae Id, IIBB. RG

LLpsrssusha N I on 1 M ‘ ' u n oiiit uursiv, A House Paiats'rl?L:c‘.‘,.sb: Wuested to send in their Aooouuts immediately, whic it‘ correct, will blel a

settled on Tmttnssav. the lath Jane inst.; persons indebted tothc said John Murph , are re- questsd to discharge their Accounts, on or fore the

ssine da_v. Prince Albert Hotel. Charlottetown, June 4, I858. Iw

WANTED. STEADY ms, to .u...i . carer Jm.i..

Esquire of - onoitoa IAGNALL. _ New Gleqew, Jaus Id. till.

pain was endured, the dreadful cough, less .

DRY AND I-‘.4./VL'Y GOODS. GROCERIFS AND CROCKERYWABF, which he will sell at a low figure for Prompt Psy-

meat. ARTEMAS G. SIMS.

North Side Queen Square. Stnsrdon's New Buildings,Juue 4. I RGdtI

0 Mail Steamer “ I-‘airy Queen." W. R. BUL YEJI, Cominumler, ILL leave (till further notice) for Bedeque and

_ Shediac every lllonda evening, at 9 o'clock; will leave Bedequc at 7 o’c ock, Tuesday morning, for Shediac; returning, will leave Shediuc all p. m., same day, Tuesday, and Bedequs at 8 o'clock, in the eyeuing for Charlottetown.

Will leave Pictou, every Wednesday and Friday morning, at 0 o'clock, till further notice. For Freight or Passa e, apply to the Hon W. W. LORD, Charlottetown, AM ‘S C. POPE, Esq, Bodcque, or to the Master on board. .

Fares low to Shedtoc, and as usual to Picteu.

Charlottetown, May 30, 1858.

TO BE LET. PAR'l‘ of the Premises next to E. L. L1- niann’a, North side ofQueen Square, consisting ofa LARGE SHOP, Ware Room and Cellar. Also—-TWO OF- I"ICI'.‘h' on the second floor. Immediate pomsssiou given. Apply to the subscriber.

E. L. LYDIARD. June 2, I858. Iin

SPRING GOODS‘

Per Lucy Alice, from Boston, a choice UPPLY of Gentleman's summer HATS. including Leghorn, Tuskan, F lorance, Palm, Kossuth, &c. ; Li ht BOOTS, Fancy Donnings; Boy's BOOTS and B OGANS in great variety; a good assort- ment of Li ht CLOTHES, cotton, woolen and mix- tures; Dril ings,Jeaiis and Nankeens for boy's and men's summer wear; m-Lea Fans. A variety ofGLASSWARE, including Fluid Lani , Tumblers, Fruit and Preserve Dishes, Plates, ugar Bowls, Craain Jugs, Castors, heavy Salts, Lanterns, &c., Fresh Oranges‘ drums and basliets Figs; Picnic, Soda, Su ur, and Butter Crackers, Ground Colfee, Vinegar, Ilurning F luid,tine smoking Tobacco, Sole Leather, superior Axes, Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Rakes, Scythe Sneaths, manure and hay Forks, oltlng Glasses. wood and one seat Chaire,, One Bale seamless Bass. The above GOODS are suitable for the season. and marked at a low tigure for ready cash. GI-JORGE BEER, Jun. Charlottetown, May 19, IS . B. aily expected, BRITISH GOODS. CANADA FLOUR. UST ARRIVED, alot of CANADA FLOUR, warranted a superior article. For sale by THOMAS DODD.

53. a Large SUPPLY of

May 25, I858. Isl 8w

Extra Su 9 Flour, &.c., (to. THE Subscriber is now landing from the Schr. Charlotte,

300 Barrels Extra Superfine Canada FLOUR, of Brampton Mills, brand warranted to bakers and pri- vate families—-a very superior article (duty free), therefore low pric

-—ar.so,-— 50 Boxes New Brunswick best SOAP, 5 o. Choice CANDLES, 800 Bnshels Turk’s Island SALT. The Soap and Candles being a rare imported article, and warranted of prime quulity—his friends are re-

questsd to make a ma JAMES N. HARRIS. Charlottetown, May 80, l858.~ 8wu85

To Tenants on art: of Townships Nos. 34, 1, and 59. AKE NO'l‘ICE—'I‘hat I have appointed Wit.- nuus Dousn, Esq., of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, by war of Attorney, to take charge of and manage my state in that Colony; and I hereby request all persons indebted to me, for Rome or other- wise, to pay him without delay, to prevent having re- course to legal proceedin for its recovery. JA ES MONTGOMERY,

‘ Proprietor.

Lillington, England, March 28th, I858.

E‘ LL persona indebted to the said Estate are notified to discharge the several amounts due forth- with. and those who may be found trespassing on any lands the property of Jasu-.s MONTGOIILRY, Esq., wil be prosecute according to Law.

WILIAM DOUSI-‘..

May 14, I853. n358i

Wool and Sheep Skins. HE Subscriber will pay the ighest market price in CAIH, for any quantity of WOOL and SHEEP SKI./V8. ROBERT BELL.

Queen Square, Ch. Town, 3 May Slat, 1853.

FOR SALE. SPAN of HEAVY CART-HORSES. Also, a Covered American BUGGY, at GA't'ls‘s Ltvuuir Srannu, North Side Queen Square. May 28. tf

MORE NEW BOOKS AVE been received at Grotto: T. HaszArtn’s Book Store, among which are:—

American Kitchen Gardener, ls. 6d.

Every Lad her own Flower Gardener, Is. lid. Domestic ‘owl, and Ornamental Poultry. ls. 6d. The Pests of the Farm, Is. 6d.

The Hog: its Origin and Varieties, ls 6d Elements of A riculture, is

An Essay on . anurss, Is Gd

Chemistry Made Easy for the use of Farmers, ls 8d Johnston s Lectures on Practical Agriculture, 4s 6d The Prqgressive Farmer, By J. A. Nash Buist’s amily Kitchen Gardener, as Domestic Animals, 4s 6d

American Cattle Doctor, 6s 8d

American Poultry Yard, do

Complete Farmer and Gardener, 9! Johnston's A icultural Chemistry, fl

Youatt and srtin, on Cattle Os

Youatt on the Horse, Os '

Practical Treatise on the Culture of the Gra . English Stems, or Microscopic views of

and Englishmen, Ga 8d

The Successful Merchant, by Arthur, lie

The Es rietice of Life, 5a

Uncle om’s Cabin, fl Gd

Key to Do. 8s Cd

Gaacu Aouir.aa‘s, Wouus

Home Scenes and Heart Studies

The Vale of Cedars, 4s 8d

The Mother's Rscompence 5s

Woman's Friendship, 5s

Women of Israel, lrols. 8s

The Days of Bruce, 2vols. 9!

Good in Every 'I‘li't , 8s

ov s: as. The Heir of Redclyfi 2vols. Harvey Mair, a story of Scottish Life, I Light and Shade, Is Daisy Burns Ivols. ts 6d The Deua's Daughter, or the Days we live in Is A Shabby Geatesl Story, Is , Mr...Browa's Letters, tou young Man about town

Paaoh's Prise Novelist Is Jssmas's Diet

and

Maw. t’i'a.:., ofthe Tsnpwsass

‘ .V Eleclrotyped by a new process. w ich makes it easy

JAMES PURDIE. May II, I858.

FOR SALE, ASruawnuaav Conovann PONY in good con- diiion. Ap I to the Subscriber, ID WILSON, Richmond St. Charlottetown, May 24, 1858.

OLD STAE. HE Subscriber tender his thanks to his customers‘ and the public in ge- ' nersl for all favours. and begs parti- cularly to intimate, that he still continues to carry on the LIVERY STEELE business, and trust he has now on hand good HORSES and C'.dRRI.1GI-Isof .

everyfllescription, (not inferior to any now offered to the public) to hire at the shortest notice, and on liberal terms. MARK BUTCHER. FOR SALE. NE set complete, of NE W CJRDING H.4- CHIJVES. which can be put into immediate operation. Address to Joint Music: 8:, Son, Sackville,Westmorland, N. B., Wu.i.uur Mouicu, Charlottetown, or Davin Sruwau.-r, Kent Street,

Charlotettown. May 25, ion.

Saint John Sale Stables. A. CUMMING, Veterinary Surgeon, begs to e intimate to arties having HORSES to dis- pose of, that ho is about to o n as a Sale Stable,those premises next the Catholic hapel, head of King's Square, St. John; where Horses will be kept at liv- ery, and bought or sold on commission.

There being no well-understood place in St. John where those having Horses, an those wanting Horses, know where to find each other, M. A. C. tint- ters himself that a Iioiisn BAZAAR, or Sale Stable, properly conducted, may 'n some measure an ply a want 0 on felt by the public; while from the now- ledge of horses derived from his profession, he may be able at times to give useful advice both to seller a purchaser.

N. B.—Two or three good young Harness Horses wanted; and a sruoivo ituavr rain, full mouthed for-shipyard work.

Saint John, 26th April, 1858.

‘S MAGAZINE.

HE MAY Number closes the Third Year and

the Sixth Volume of Haiirntt’s New Mort'rH- t.v Maoastreu. It has now reached a monthly edition of own Huitnnun AND EIGHTEIN THOUIAND COPIII : and the demand for it is still increasin with greater re idity than ever. This unpsralleed and uuospect success has compelled the Publishers to resort to extraordinary means for printing the work with the requisite rapidity. yid at

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b which it has always been distin uished. ow to print any number of copies from the same plates, without in the least impairing the clearness and beauty of the impression. The publishers desire to repent their cordial acknowledgments to the Press and the Public for the extraordinary favour which has