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‘HAE2ARD’! ‘GAZETTE. JUNE 10.

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Truth and Error; or, Letters to a Prlendon someef the Controversies of the Day. 3 Id.

The I"ar_nily of Bethany; er. Meditations on the Eleventh (III of John. With an Introductory

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Bridges Exposition of tho Proverbs, Bite. no cd.

Esgohzition of Psalm CXlX.. as Illunratiu of the H .

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Life of Hell, Is

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In 4d. D. By John

rings, In.

TURNIPI. HE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY oiru the followin _Premiume,}o be competed

for in Queen's Count t to season. via:

For the boot sure of weds Turatpe, £8 0 0 Id do do I I0 0

Id do do I 0 0

4th do do I I0 0

5th do do 0 0

Oth do do _ 0 '0 I’ Should the most successful competitor have been a

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winner of a first Prise on uny.pnviouls' ' ' one I ,_

VOI lilerlal, with suitable lueerl ion; and '5.‘

the money for

the but Pr’ will be awe to the next successful com titer end so on to the end ofthe

A IN UBTIIM. SHOW will be held in Charlottetown in November, at wlthh the Isle Prlaee will be awarded.

By Order. C. STEWART. Secretary. BM‘

Committee Room. Id May. I

‘ "ii. ‘ll tlielfheet ti‘ '_P.a':{'q'uaItIhJ of Ir. SHEEP lid LA BKIN

' , ROBERT BELL. Charlottetown, June 8th, I854. 9m

AN'I'ED—A Man or Woman to attend a _ anntno Mitt. for the season, lowhorn liberal ages will be

I duoy Mills, Let It, May I, II“.

NEW GOODS.-—8wIng J IBM. HE Babeerlerbuowreeeiv , porlir.lle:- --vlrr. _iu_ Peehegee Il_I.i'I‘ II strummin- DIZI3._tbe ieoipel part of his Spring importatloue, conaltt o — I c"a‘eee ready made Clothing, 4 do. Hats and Cape, ‘ I ,_do. Straw Bonnets end Here, I do. Ladies’ dreee Materials, I do. Millinory. ' A I _do. Gloves—Dent, Allcrolt & Co's., ‘I do. Hosiery, I do, Shawls, I do. Hsbee y. I do. Billie end Ribbons, I bales Unbleached Callous, : éVhito.Calicous, ' c. at ti , I do. Oil Plgloonrclothe, do. Clothe end Drills, xee Liverpoo

. Bu rice.

The above. with hie Stock on hand oltho beat aneortmonte In Town. end will extremely low prices for cash.

DANIEL DAVIES.

Queen Square, IIth Mey. I854.

From the Liverpool APOTI-IECARIIIN COMPANY. Ell. Brig Helen, from Liverpool, M. Wallace .8liinnor, family end diepenein Dru ' t, has received a lar e supply ofgen ine ritieh RUG8 end MEDICI ES from thee vo Company. which include ever thing in hie line.—Patent Medicines; Perfumery; oilet r iiieitee; Hair Oils; Pomadee; Fancy $oape, dtc.; a urge lot Feeding Bottles; end every article keptb Druggietu generally, will be found at hie Establishment. M W S. h to intirrinto that in future, he will frnin the Liverpool A thoca- ee Company, whic will he a guarantee at they will be of the very best quiility. surgeon's re- scriptiona, end furuily receipts carefully prepared rom Drugs of reliable uelity. M ic are e e, June 6th, IBM. Ex dt. Ielsi - .__n_ ._

- _ LONDON HOUSE, Great George-slrrel. Spring Importetions for 1854. ECEIVED at this Establishment, a largo-progoh tion of the general STOCK of BRITI I-I M R- CIIANDIBE for the present Season oriuieting of- Ladies’ Visitas, Mantlee, Paresole, Sillte. Batine, I-‘rench Dsluinee, and Printed Baragee. Muelin tucked llresseu; Ilihbone, a choice assortment; Silir and ‘may Bonnets; Dreee Caps in greet variety; a large ussortment of Dreee Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Heber- daultery; Priiite; Cottons; Muslin and Lace Window Curtains, dtc. Ai.eo, Broa the; Caseimeree; ' other materials of Gent's Stair Carpetiu , Oil Gent's Perle ate; shoes; ether with it large Stock ofetaplo GOODS, ell of which will be ispoeed of on the moat moderate terms, y IIENRY HASZARD. N. B.—A farther supply hourly expected per “ Joule," from London.

BRASS FOUNDRY. AND MACHINE SHOP. BY WV. C. H088.

NOW open in Greet George Street, on the old

Stand. Old Copper end Ilraaa bought. An Appretuice wanted.

Mey I8, I85-I.

, com isee one sold at

get his eupply o Dru ri '

MAILS.

HE MAILS for the neighbouring Provinces, end the United States, will be made up end forwerded vie Pictou, on end aller Tueeday.t o 9th instant, every Tdnenav and Father night, at

E" ht o'clock, until further notice. eile for En lend, to be forwarded vie Halifax, will be be me up every alternate 'I‘ueeday night,

at 8 o'clock. via:—

lley, Tuesday, the 18th July, '1‘ 'I‘ueaday, the let A , Tuesday, the 6th June, Tuesday, the Ihth August. 'l‘ueeduy,the I0th.lnne, 'l‘ueeday, the Ilth August,

.0WEN, Postmaster General General Post Oliice, May 2, I864.

X er e 5 - '.‘

'-3 I Z‘ 3' .9 3' u. >5’. WV

dust published, price 0d.,

wan INT-‘i-Eur: near. The Principals in tlie Strife, AND

ITS PROPABLE ISSUE. A LEO'.I.'U'R.'El,

Delivered in Charlottetown, April I8, I854, before the " Mutual Improvement Association," by the REV. J. R. NARRAWAY.

For sale at G. T. Haesanxfe Book Store.

EXHIBITION. N EXIIIIIITION AND SALE (for urpoaoa ' E iscoprilChurcli,C arlottea fiil Articles, will

h of y neat. thankfully received by the following Ladies the Corn tee‘ Ilrs. D. Honosorr, Houxiax, Jnnxtwe,

E. Paurenn. A. YATII.

“ . Hnrtannx, Charlottetown, 1th March, I854.

..arriui.n, --IIIDALL, " '. Dnsuniear, " .'l1'l¢llAl.D, I. Haszann, “

‘NGLISII I’AI’EII. HANGINGS.—4000 pieces of a above, eomprieitj an assortment of I00 diloreat patterns, from to ‘Is. per piece-—for sale

at the were of the Subscriber. DANIEL DAVII-'8. Charlottetown, April I4. Isl-Ow Iiew

Hat and Clothes Cleaning ESTABLIBEMBN 1'.

HE Subscriber, tefttl for past favors, buy to T remind hie friend: and the public, that he still carries on the above business in all its branches. Gents.‘ Beaver, tlilk and Felt Hate, re-etiflbned, lndyed and cleaned; Old Clothea ofevory description. cleaned; all spots ofpaint, grease, dto., removed. end the garment restored to its former lustre.

JOHN IIOBB8, Hatter, &c. Orders loll at Mr. J. Williairi‘a, Market will be promptly executed, end returned semi-week I

ybharlottotowe Rozelty, April let, tel ui.

WINNOWING MACHINES. AVING I looa ed If ..a. r..£°§..."'&'.'.‘.‘,'.'.i.’.. .o..' u.1'."6‘.. '3': Road. the Ihrrnore la tl:‘serfleiidln"g eoluntry |m|.a.v 4.99.] behg nppl w t t I m , up rim very best end meet.u.u’bete-n‘tle mznner. do not profess to eelI—es sheep as some others do, No tint-rate ariiele see be ten

low as poor coinrnoe ones can. But I to tb,o,heet.t.be.v.ery deefledly host, I" NNING ' " ' toiirt euri-it.

To the lleetas ed the Iecond Electoral District ol0neen's county. Gnu-ruasusr ; '1' Is not without much difidence that! comply with the R whichl have had the honour to resolve, inviting me to olI'er myself as a Candidate for ' District. A call lion: such a large number of intelligent end e

nd I only regret that my humble ah itlee to discharge the duties of a Representative of the people are far short of what are be desired, telly at a crisis like the t, when one of Ilriiderneutel principles of a System of Government. which, .

e t Mother

w an wee guaranteed to us Country, has been openly violated by the act of a it veraor. _

Aeanativo of the Colony, familiar with man , andpersonally known to most of you,I leave I e estimation of my character entirely with yourselves, feeling eonectoue, that from whet on have experienced of my conduct in life, you wil not fear that I would betray the trust you propose to confide in

true. and it may not be out of place here to notice, that in an address to his former Constituents, Mr. George Coins, in allusion to the Shetill‘e return, which in my late sfieial ca acity, I was under the necessity of melting toe rit of loction, under which he was a Candidate, has designated me as a "Corrupt end partisan 8herilI';" but as you must all be aware of the facts connected with that Return, and of the malicious motives which nctunte Mr. Colee, us well as that irresietable pro neity for lying whioh_hes _¢Illl'lBIOl'I1o(I him from t e eerlie_st ’§f.'$"‘..".i..'Ii1al’.?."‘H..l’r1i".i:..i.f.i'°"i." “ii. ’..‘i'.‘.'i.‘...'," You may rerueiriher, that in the genuine of I841, he waeamomhor of the Committee of the Ilouse of Assembly, sworn to decide impartially on a question of a contested Election then decided by the House, and alter having voted in opposition to evidence of the moetirrefregible nature, he was asked how he pculd do so, his reply ‘was, that it would never do

li'rito t inst is rt.

0' sing at';ir:e:IiI,aud Itepv.ing’ been for many years t, esp ed in practical Agriculture as the suhstantia usiueus_ of my life, I feel ti lively interest In this the rtucipel brunch ofour Colonial industry ; and elicurd I succeed in my Election you may rest assured that the interest 0£dl.II.Oh[|‘la1'1ll¢I‘ tin w tover es tit can he promot ll ever c uppermoatrinPt:;co pprt I shall take in Legielntion. I

Ih t t t ed t come he ore the plIIIl°l¢n:I.I sen Iiiiill viniilriy peisonsl riggrnn- dixomeut to he 0 tained by party contest; or struggles in political life ;I have done so oiving solely tor the kind rid fid' ' h' l I 0 "on have.r :::IIdm‘lII';’IIII'I‘l‘II|lIII'OwR8lfcVIC'I?8 gmdiiiyl !|Il0’l«llt.I your an rages uccoinplisli your wishes, you will timl thtI'lld dl' tt er ...'2....'Z'..i.'2.-.r°."7i'?."'3§ir£Z".II.‘.i I.'.'.'.’.",i’..'...,° ..i'.i..’. Colgny and your lolial I‘lIIllI'0llI in particular require att ’ ha d of is ator.

. n . elm, ‘gentlemen, Your most obedient acrvnnt. May 29th, 1854. JOHN. C. BINNS.

To the Electors of Charlottetown end Royal '

GIITLIIIIN ; Hlflhcelhney the Lieut. Governor, linving 0" his own Responsibility, and in my opinion contrary. to the fundamental principles of sell‘ or

Responsible Government. dissolved tlic House or ' .

Assembly ; you are now for the ' ‘ the short period of eleven months, called upon to elect Members to represent you in Colonial I’m»li,,-

III. Ingein respectfully oIi'er myself use Candidate for our unffrages. yconduct as your Representative for the lust sixteen years, is before you, and my political prin- ciples known to you ell tend with the usuurmice in in own mind, that I have during that extended time, a vacated and supported to the bestof my liumlilo abilities, every measure introduced into the House ofAesombly, thetllhd n tendency to adviirice your interests, and that of the Island in gem.-rtil, I rely with confidence for your favour and support at the ensuing election. re the honor to be, gentlemen, our obedient servant, ’ FRANCIS LONGWORTH. June 2d, I854.

To the independent Electors of the Third District of Queen's County. FIIINDI AND PILLOW C0.l.0NlI'I'l—

OUR late faithful representative, Benjamin Davies Eeq., having declined your solicitations to put him again in nomination at the ensuing Election of members for the representation of our district. I have subsequenll been induced y Iletleringly prelferod no rt rom many of you, and the assured interests of r. Davies also, to accede to your wishes, and I nova oII'er inysef as a candidate for your sulf- ragos. in the independent use of the new elective franehiso privileges, which you are called upon to exercise on the 20th instant.

A residence rnongst you of twelve years h afi'orded a uaflicient time and test to know rind judge of me, both in my liberal litical opinions, and in my private relations of life; and this acquaintance precludes the necessity here of n dstiiilod ttVOWlIl of the one or any further mention of the other.

My deeiree and aims have ever IM'L‘II in honesty of purpose, to advocate, in the midst of the circle in whichl move, and enerally, such sound measures of political reform an of ‘local improvement as came within the compels of my power, and were in my judgment calculated to benefit this or native land —to ameliorate the condition of its peop e—to elevate the character of my fellow coloniet in moral worth, and rabe the standard of British freeman.

, my political rind social views, aims and desires, are still nacbenged. and I believe are unchen blo.

Electors, I am one of yourselves—l move with you in every day liIe—our feelings are mutual, and our interests are identice|,—your prosperity is interwoven with my own—your poe’ ' ' my sure profit. Iain no large landed proprietor, nor am I a land agent, with a rent roll at my service, but a plain man, and if

as , one of your own family, having over general welfare, in common wit yourselves, a epending u our public spirit and private integrity for your independent support at satin

Ifyou should honor are withs majority ofvotee over my opponents. and thereb return me to repre- sent you in the General Aeeem ly of this Ielend, my llret and parainount duty must be, as my firm inten- t ie. o protect and foster the local intereetp of

our noble district. the which men in part be ac- ieved by aid in the promotion of such public rneasuree as ehel be conducive to the general proo- perity of Prince Edward Island. urn, Gentlemen, Your servant. AICHIBALD M'NElLL. Mount Vernon, Lot 30, Jane 5, 1854.

It SALE, at the Cherlottetown Gas Works, the best Pietou Coal COKE, rind COAL 'I‘Alt ofthe beet nality, by wlioleeale or retail. 1th Juee‘IlM. Ii

I . eossnr RENNIE, Secretary.

FOUND. Y the Subscriber, on Inside last. on the Mul- peqno Road, a WATCH. ‘ ‘lie ownereen have proving property and paying erpemee. Apply

‘° soim seizes. oneness.

Cherlottetown. Jane Ith.

To the Electors of the First District Queen's County.

nnrnxuuir. AT the corneal: request of e considers num r 0 you, I am egain induced ofler myself en ti Candidate for you suit-r at the ensuing Election. During the short time I had the honor a gresent you, the House of Assembly and overnment have had to contend with pl schemes nnd conspiracies, to bring nbout overthrow. We have had no is nce, no pley—-having it one-sided pnrtisuu Governor, on obstructive Legislative Council to con during the whole Session. Responsible Gov- ment no longer exists in Prince Edwn-rd Isl: The flrst blow was struck by Mr. Colee or very introduction, by appointing Capt. Sw: to it sent in the two Councils, without thr ceesery qualification re uired by the R Instructions, and giving im ii. lucrntivet nflor he had sought ii. constituency, rind had‘ rejected by the People. The second blow struck by Mr. Coles; in retuinin Ilonsley, us Attorney

the People for their sullrtiges and had nlso‘ ' The finishing stroke was given I by _tho Governor, acting on on nssuiried pr- gotive. nnd refusing to be guided by his _sponsible advisers, preferring the advice ol irres nsible Legislative Council, end diss tug t e House ol'Assembl , in direct opposii to those whose counsel—tf we had Reepons Govertiment——lio was bound to receive; tin the Governor's conduct is to be I1 precedent future guidance, we have retro raided at lc a. century tit thrco strides, en ure about cringe again under the iron bondage of n R0 Prero two. I think I hear many of youi —-No . We will not submit to that. Our fo fathers sulfored too much to induce us to cor tentiuco despotism. If such tire’ niorite,_ you can give proof of thoui y discoi tcnnnctng the port who has bi-ought t ex hue, turmoil study strife upon you. ‘hey hypocritically tell you, that you will have the privilege of electing your own oliicers; while, at the some time, it is notorious, tlirit zi grout effort is being made by them, to put nerirly all the principal ollices into the hrinds of tho I.l.'glBlIlllVt: Council, ivho nre not responsible to you; throne of whom, Ilia new fiimily compact, it is believed, hope to divide some 15 I200 yurir y rirnortg tlieiiiselv-es. Iiut, reiiioriiher, you have no voice in their nppoiritiiicnt. llrie riicmber of the lulu Iliiiisti of Assetiilily (.\lr. \VIii:l:iii), has been eiicourrigiii-I the I.egisl:itii'e Council in their oppositiori to tlieiluusu of Aseciiihly; rind, strriiige to stay, prorltises, llllll. sliirulil 'ii putty imiiic iigniit into power, he will still further tux the country to pay the I.u-gisltitivo Council, who do little but obstruct the insiiiosa of the House of Assenihly. Cttn this be true.’ sriy some 0 you. is true. and cannot be tlollllctl or got over ; for Mr. \Vlicl:iii‘s notice IIIIIV In-. fuuiiil, in hlaick nriil white, in the Order llook oftlm Ilouso of Asseriibly—-I/ur! he will, at the nu‘! Session u!‘ I/re Ilourc, bring in a Bill lo uu!Itori:c the Gonerrirrrerit to r the Legrslulir-c Council. A nice way this to squander your riiniiny ! Were the Council ubolislted, wo would inivo sortie £l000 each