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‘This is true Liberty, when F'reeborn Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”---Eyripides.

‘Charlottetown, Prince Edward Esiand, Monday, May é, ht

New Series.---No, 18,

SALE

in the City ol Uharlotiectuwn. will b+ offered at

parcasse to remain on mortrage for three years.

Charlottetown, Mareh 18. 1861.

Street

Manny's Patent MOWING aud REAPING Machine. Or acre of Hay or Grain cut on rough or smooth land

oming Manny's Patent Mowing ax 1 Reaping Machine combined. New oa Babibition and Sale, wiih Wiicomb’s Patent Horse Hay Rake, and Brown’s Patent Horse Piteh Fork, at Orwell Cheap St wre—cheaper

variety, from a Needle to ar = uchor.

Three told, Six Siiver P: ’ ; J ed at the Crystal Palace and State Fares of America, where Manny's Machine has been fully tweeted wit u several other Muchines, and proved

ever offered to the pubiic, for seving Mme, labor and expense to the Farmers, 2y which Ave weeks labor aud cust cap be saved over the old tashien mode of barresting with hvok and scythe, which will pay a filth bare of the catire Mechwe iu ane season. It can ovw be got if four or Gve in a Settlemest join together, and for which time wiil be given for

eo as te bawe them ready in Uwe lar Larvest, to-énavie the Farmers tu ep their prodace in | este, aS 8 bivete eyoner, sod gat fear daging to mach grate ripe at Once, WLen gue of these mony saving machines can be bad va such {i fuurubic terms and easy payment, at Orwell Cueap Store this is an opportunity that esan t be got every day, to clear and make lurve farms, and beve a mocth’s work Gene by lads 10 or 18 yeurs old, iuonc week. This is cowirg up tw lelegraph operation, and wili make che Porn rs indepencent, sud ook om: for better limes and wore produce. These wonderful Alacksucs ure invaluable to Ship-vutiders aad sea- Captan-, Meehunies, Teachers, Widows, and ail thuse whose tine is more

givenef them, and warranted ful: y perfect, or taken back. ” Aonexed are a few tetimunials |:om some of our mast exten<ive IsJand Farmers, that can be depended on, aud who are witha to give satisfac wry reference, if called on Further particulars known from wen PATRICK STEPHEN=, Azent, Orwell Cheap Store >. W. IKVING, Agricultural Varehouse, Charlottetown, or to THUMAS ANNEAXK, Wood Contracior,

Certificates.

vt Maong and Reapng Mackaes, tat vperation vt which we are highly pleased with, aud it has proved wah more satisfactory thau we expected, taving performed all our work muh better, and at less cost thau head ior, and baving our bay end grain secured nearly five weeks sovner tess cur neighbours, with the old faskioa ecythe and book.

We consider Manny’e Machine tho most valuable invention eve- dis- tvered, or seen on thie Island, for tae beuefit oftne Farmers, and strouzly ivise every one requiring such to secure them in time, if they can arrange in any way to have one in cach settlement, when ihe benefit will te found to save woney aud time—-so valuable to farm workers.

(Signed) WILLIAM ACORN, Miller & Farmer, Lot 49, BOBERT MUTIUCH, Farmer & Stock Master,

Aprii 22, 1961. Gallows Point.

¥. B.—Any one wishing to see our Machine, can cail at any time, tw the agent, at Orwell Choap Store, where oue is vn exdibition and sale

payinent by the Subscriber, fur ed! tuege erdered by the 20.b of May, |

vaimable at other callings, avd #ui be eet up by the maker. A trial

April 29. 1261. Moemtague Kiver. N. B—All parties wishing to t-¢ any of these Mch:nus, would do | Rei] to ruld the jeud im titae for th om —this ts important, Fr, &.

We certify that each of us have purchased one of Minny's Parent Two

Leck, Gunsmithing & Bell-hanging, ori), «|

[certify that I had one of Meuny's Patent Two Hirse Mower and Reap - | ty Mockumes at work on my Far-o j.st season, and foued it proved admi- — aly well, and far superior to any sue of the kind I ever saw in Eagland, |

oa this (sland ; and bad I not succeeded in getting the use of it, 1 fouid have lost a great quantity of my graia, it having get over ripe,

“dl could wot get men tu bire at any wages at the time. I found it | auch leas expense, and the work better dune than by hand. My opinivn |

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i, that when these Machines are a little better knuwn, no Farmer that |

"ts to save money, or time, will be without one. - JOUN DOUSE, Port Selkirk. April 22, 1361. im

CHARLOTTETOWN GAS LIGHT COMPANY. MMi ANNUAL GENERAL MEELLNG of the Suareholders

in the above Company, will be held at their Office, at 10 ‘clock in the forenoon, on ‘TUESDAY, the Seventh day of ar next, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Board

the past year, electing Directors, and the general trans- “ton of business. iby Order,

WM. MURPIHY,

April 29, 1861. Manager and Secretary.

Ww: NTED, a steady Man os FIREMAN, to whom constant employment and good wages will be given. Persons ‘plying must be able to give a good recommendation from ae employer. W. MURPHY. lias Works, April 29, 1861. THE LATEST! THE LATEST! EX « HELENA’ FROM NEW YORK : .() CHESTS and balf-chests TEA, warranted, 4 hhds Mustovado SUGAR 10 bb s. Lyon do 25 kegs NALLS 2 i COTTON WARP 2 bales BUFFALO ROBES : 10 boxes Ground COFFEE (very superior) an ene WINES : 3 puncheons Ligh NES. holesale aud Retail. Dee. 31, 1860. J. & I. MORRIS.

~~ SALT! SALT!! SALT!!! BAL, ioe L elean Liverpool SALT, in 10,009 bags and bulk, will be eold on avourale terms (" " * DUNCAN, MASON & Co. Charlottetown, February 1*, 1661." © — - CLOTHs!: CLOTHS! Important to Country Dealers He atCntion of Country Dealers, and the public gene- rally, is called to 4 sample stock of CLOTHS from New newick Manufactories, which fur price defy competition. April 1, 1861. tf J. 3. CARVELL.

Accounts, Arbitrations, &., &, OMPLICATED Accounts arranged, Arbitration Papers. prepared, Insotvents" Papers 6 _for appearance and presentation before the (ourt, and all intricate or im- Properly kept accounts clear! y and calliginly, stated, Fees proportionate to time and talent aan 5 alee ddress Accountant, care of SWABEY & ROBERTS. Great ‘.eorge Street Charlottetewn. - dune 26, 1860. Isl ly. 3 | :

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| FEVHAT FARM, consisting of 59 acres, lately occupied by |

_ distance from the shore is a never-failing bed of muscle-mud. |

_ vation, and the remainder covered with hard and soft wood | | This very eligible property has a stream of water passing

OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. — following valuable Property ad-oining Capt. Orlebar's residence, and one of the pleasantest situations for building PUBLIC AUCTION,

On TUESDAY, the 28th of May next,

in THIRTEEN BUILDING LOTS in accordance with the following Plan. Twenty por cent of the purchase money to be paid dowa on approved joint notes at 3 months. The remainder of the May Queen.—Ep’x Ex'r ]

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The abore PROPERTY will be sold on the above terms, or at a od thase at the end of that time. The Purchase M sney to be at the rate

The Wonder of the Age! | ¢Lovor sep: cover sunp:

in an hour, for less than one shilling cost, with the assistance of | four or five joined in the purchase of one of those ever renowned dabour- |

than the cheapest Cogatry S¢ e ca the Isiaud, and with the greatest

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Medals, and $160 cash have been award- |

to be the best, safest, most derabic aod cheapest Machine of the kind |

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near, she brighteued, aud new life seemed to come with the | opening buds. that farmers were not competent to hold seats here. I be- ~—-~~| The day, when it came, was bright and glorious. The sun lieve they are a very intelligent class of men. I alluded to [The following beautiful verses form the sequel to Tennyson's | shone pleasantly ; a soft breeze whispered along the lake, and Colonels, Majors and Captains. ‘May Queen,’ which we reprinted this time last Spring. | flowers had never been so abundant. On & morning like Hon. Mr. SIMPSON.—We have provided that the quali- We give them a place in our literary department now, as) aa ae - sunsbine _ genial, and the ait bland as the fication of members shall be £1000, and as has been already affording a touching and melancholy illustration of the inter-_ ai ie a oa eit Meat Clee ee eee eran or Neches 0 Rear Saal ‘esting sketch which follows, describing the early doom eel Sa ee, See : ft should be laud property; because ® man's house might esting ske , = fae Carly Coom ol ®) So the villagers went in procession to her home, and|be burnt down, and he would lose his qualification in one | brought her tenderly forth into her realm of flowers again. | night. | She smiled as they placed her on the floral throne; and the! Hon. Mr. RAMSAY.—If I understand the clause right | shoutings of a hundred voices greeted her. Processions were it says houses or la:.ds. | | formed ; and garlands wreathed by little hands were tossed| Hon. Mr. SIMPSON. —Yes, but a man’s house might be | oe 1 would:eee the san rise upon-(/se gladiNew-year. « into the air, all eyes were turned towards the throne of roses ; burnt, and where would his qualification be? I object to it is the lust New-year that I shall ever see, while her crown of pure white lilies that she loved to wear, this clause, because it would restrict the choice very much. |Tben you may lay me low i’ the mould, and think no more | was placed. upou her brow; she looked lovely in her muslin I would feel myself degraded if I went through the country ~ of ane, |dress, looped up with buds and blossoms; but after the first asking for votes. The people should discourage it. It [

ia lal ‘flush of excitement she grew very palz—and her eye looked should return to this Board again, I would like to see some To-night I saw the sun set: he set and left behind : up to Heaven—could she have heard them calling her away ?| gentlemen of the legal profession here ; they are necessary to | The good old year, the dear old time, and all my peace of mind; | ‘Then she made : for aise herself—b : ‘on | make | - : j | And the New-year’s coming up, mother, bat | shall never see | a ee ee oie

The blossom on the blackthorn, the leaf upon the tree. Was too much, and Jat Wovmng her little hand, she tae Hon. Mr. RAMSAY.—I have heard that, last year, when his Honor Mr. Simpson was appointed, it gave offence toa member of the Government, and almost led to the resigaa- The color never returned to her cheeks again; and thus | tion of his seat, becarse he was a resident of Queen’s Gounty. Hon. Mr. PALMER —Although I support his Honor’s jamendment, I cannot concur in all his arguments, His

‘Hon. the PRESIDENT.—I must explain, I did not say

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NEW YEAR’S EVE.

| If you're waking call me early, call me early, mother dear,

GLORGE COLES. |

| | “ Pell in her saiat-like beauty | Last May we made a crown of flowers: we had a merry day ; | Asleep by the gates of Light !” Popes the hawthorn on the green they made me Queen of | * a May ; | this tender flowret, i sig "its * M: ’ | And we danced bout the May-pole and in the hazel cepse, | was transplanted teak iso haat os Day’ glory, | Till sa! ° & Wain came out above the tall white chimney- | The dance was over—garlands and wreaths of flowers | Statement respecting the appointment of Mr. Simpson giving dropped from tender hands, and tears filled the eyes that were umbrage to a member of the Government is not well founded. | There’s not a flower on all the hills: the frost is om the pane : otill bright with smiles and laughter suddenly suppressed. : here & uo appointment made but some individuals will think | 1 only wish to live til: the snowdrops come again : me Joyous strains of music that bad floated on tho air died | that another bad better ciaims; but there was no such divi- | 1 wish the snow would melt and the sus come out on high: |away. The sobbing of childreo und low whispers took its /siou in the Government, whatever there may have been out | L long to see a fluwer so before the day I die. iplace. The little ones, filled with grief, stood trembling un- |of doors, respecting the appointment cf Hon. Mr. Simpson. |der their garlands, but the old people murmured that it was | Hon, Mr. RAMSAY.—It was on account of Mr. Sumpson And the tufted plover pipe along the fallow lea . bappy Fe die, before the a heart had grown fami- | being in the wrong County. 4 got my iuformation so straight And the ewallow “ili come buck again with sammer o’er the liar with the path of sin—while the spring flowers budded | that L cou'd scarcely doubt its correctness. ones; " _and bloomed on her very breast, while the shoutings of in-| Hon. Mr. HUTCHLNSON.—Did rot one member of the | But 1 shall lie alone, nother, within the mouldcring grave. | Hecent voices greeied her—it was well that her spirit passed | Government threaten to resiga? 1 beard a person from \silently away, while her head was crowed ready for the Prince County say that he heard it from a wember of the | angels, Government.

This is the story they told me. That night the funeral of| Hon. Mr. PALMER.—I am sorry that any member of the little * May Queen’ took place. Never before did [ fee! this House should rise up and inquire what took place at the |S0 strongly the impressiveness, nay, the beauty of Death, | Council Board. A tember of the Government, in speaking nt per year for twenty years, with the liberty of pur-| When the flowers come again, mother, beneath the waning | divested, us it seemed to me of all its gloom and terror !— | to his friends outside, may have frequently said that Mr. of One hundred Pounds for every Four Pounds of rent. | light _There was uo coflin—no pall—no raven plumings—none of | So-and So has been appointed, and I would rather see some

_'| You'll never see me more in the long gray fields at night; —_| the trappings and sombre liveries of the grave ; but upon two | Other persou appointed; but that is no evidence that he was When from the dry dark wold the summer airs blow cool | pieces of cedar wood bound tightly together, with boughs of | 0t acting in harmony with his colleagues. I think it is a On the out-grass and the sword-grass, and the bulrush in the | evergreen and myrtle, tue boiy was placed, dressed in a gar- very silly question to ask what any member of the Govern- ‘= CWT of Superior Northern CLOVER SEED pool. |teent, snowy white, with a single flower, ‘the Lily of ne said at the making of any appointment. oe sadist "ics ei : J | Valley,’ resting on her bosom. Hoa. Mr. BAGNALL.—L thought bis Honor who pro- 5 Garden ENGINES, : oak | You bury ms, my mother; just beneath thy hawshern shade, | It was night—but the moon shone full upon that lovely | posed that clause had a better opision of the el fP P Eh saay a 7 W 2, ab cost, : | And you'll come sometimes and see ine where 1 aim lowly laid. ea aang we sgn Pp ae J Py anv y pie: ee ectors of Prince ; press WAGGON, will be sold ata bargain. | 1 shall not forget you, mother, | shail hear you when you pass, | @¢¢—giving it a gentle glow that it did not look like death Coanty than that they would be influenced in the way he bas or ot MO WILLIAM DODD. | With your feet above my head in the long und pleasant grass. |—it seemed to smile, as if she were listening for the angels. | described. _ Queen Square, April 15, 1861. ole. , Where her throne of fiswers had stood they set the bicr down ; | Hon, Mr. DINGWELL—TI believe that bis Honor is ~we YRC. niet: A wOre heen wild and wayward, but you'll forgive me now; and each of the children kissed those lips, so still now and | sincere in proposing that clause. There is foo much Char- Sa ll a _ my we! ma pony Tame I .. so culd that their hearts seemed breaking amid tears and sobs ; | lottetown influence at this Board at the present time. But O’ Nxt, of Nail Pound: Lot 1, deceased, will please send ind da BP ’ on fon own. ; a - ace 8 se - ae "id | they called her * Lily,’ aud seemed to think that she could | though I[ agree with the clause, [ cannot agree with all that ini she same, duly dstested, within®threo months frum this) 8 ee Fm Dae anomer onlle- | not bear them! Que said shesmiled, when they called her, | bas been said in support of it. The people of King’s Count date to the undersigned ; and all pers ns indebted to the si id . af } : ooo. and grew more beautiful th: , hich was right, for | hay thing to { ith fi k : : : ietie Maton ¢h'ielan. aes heoche E aie aa © sale Tf Tecan L'il come again, mother, from out my resting-place ; ae ae yx ever; which was right, for have nothing to fear either from kegs of rum, or from ex- teres, YA > arp. vane yy Tequired tu make immediate | Though you'll not sce me, mother, [ shail look upon your face ; | She had gone te God, aud would be a queen among his little citing speeches from the pulpit or platform, They will not payment to the anc ert BERN RD o Though Lt cannot speak a word, I shall harken what you say, angels. Tuen they sang a hymn, and its echo, among the allow their minds to be influenced by such means. Nait’Pond, Lot 1. Nav. 49° ea , coo: | And be often, oftea with you when you think i'm Jar away. | distant hill., made me think of cherub voices that were greet: | Lion. Col. SWABEY—We are not obliged to follow the anata ; rete Smee ee eee “a ea __ lug her in Heaven ; it was so distinet—so very clear-—that it /Canada Act in every particular. I do not intend to vote Lopacsa ! Tobaseo i loebacso ! Go aan good-night, when [ have said good-night forever- startled me. Then I saw them turn away and weep—for the | against it because | am in Charlottetown,but because I think FENILE subscriber offers for Sale, at his Mauufaetory, a) And you see me carried out from the threshold of the door; ‘Lily of the Valley’ hat passed from their sight for ever ! : ene an 4 any a eae a. r - ; . ees not think there Is any great necessity for it, ook at the

S quantity of che test manulzetared TOBACCO in the! D mt jet Effie come to see me till my grave hegrowing grees, : Gee ee . City, and onasr asunthle terms as can be purchased elsewhere. She'ii be a better child to you than ever L have ben. apy senses i Seth: { House of Assembly. I belicve there are ouly three of its Versuns wanting to. purchase will please to eall at the Factory | ~ Gr Uiciad cd Lanieil + {members who do not reside in the County which they represent.

in fhe west ead of the Building known as the City Tannery, | She'll fad my garden-tools upon the granary floor ;

} | The building rook *iill caw frem the windy tall elm-tree,

| Upon the chancel-easement, and upon that grave of mine,

| In the eaily, early morning the summer sun ‘ill shine,

| B+fore the red cock crows ‘rom the farm upon the hill,

| When you are warm-asleep, mother, and all the world is still.

| YOr | “MOF | “0 OF | 2) OF

SAIN’ PELER’S ROAD

For Sale by the Subseriber.

LL persons having any claim against the late Prrer |

and judze fur themselves, befure purchasing elsewhere Let her take “em: they are hers: hall never garde : . rare eae iN i judg ti : re purchasing here. | Let her take “em: they are bers: [ shall never garden more; SOIST APE % Lon. the SiDENT— } April 1, 1861. 3m CHARLES REILLY. | Bat tell her. when I’m gone, to train the rose-bush that L set LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. if See ha . TaNZTaXNEy ae | Abuut the parlor-window and the box of mignionctte : 3 i ee ee ee eens a INQ PEC Ec. | 7 ’ a} Sarurpay, Apri! 6. | for the benefit of the country from passing.

fiouse in Committee on a Bill intituled* ap Act to incor-| Hon. Mr. WALKER—I am unwilling to support the ato Tr 2 Zz. tan? ae | ° . .

& Li, Persons indebted to Wriitam Live, of Township No. | All night f lie awake, but I fail asleep at morn ; porate the Trustees of St. Dunsian’s College, and for other amendment. I think that parties should have the liberty of LR 2h, brader, are hereby required to make immediate pry-| But t would see the sun rise upon the gad New-year, purposes therein mentioned.” Hon. Col. Swabey in the | going where they please to select members.

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inent te the undersigned, Trustees and Ass g.ecs, under Deed | Sy, if you're wakinz, call me, eall me early, mother dear. | Chair. : The ques‘ion of concurrence was then put on the clause dated 12th February, 1861. The Committee having gone through the Bill, the House | proposed by Hon. Mr. Ramsay, and tue House divided :— | was resumed ; and lion. Col. Swabey reported the Bill | Contents—Hon. the Presiden., Hons. Messrs. Anderson, jagreed to without any amendment. | Palmer, Gardiner, Forgan, Dingwall, Rawsay, Hutchinson.

Assigniment of Bebts. Good-nig!it. sweet mother: call me before the day is born.

_—~w<em > -

THE «LILY OF THE VALLEY.”

JOHN LONGWORTH, vA JOSEPU HENSLEY, JAMES ANDERSON, !

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ee ee a we | House again in Committee on the Eleetive Council Bill. | —8&. GEO. 3s. BAGNALL In the month of May, 1854. [ passed a verv ploas: si a oe or . Charlottetown, Mare 8, 1361 nthe month of May, ISo4, [ passed a very pleasant week | Hen. Dr. Johnson in the Chair, | Non-contents—Hon. Messrs. Walker, Swabey, Bagnall,

sii (cain trae erin dnd tn _at Geneva, Switzerland, tarrying two days in oue of the Jittie| | The remaining clauses, alter some conversational debate | Simpson, McLaren, Haszard.—6. THAGKS Td THE PUBLIC, | villages near the banks of Lake Leman. (on the defiaition of the term * Publie Defaulter,” were | sb it passed in the affirmative. W A. & J LOCKERBY mest respectfully tender their | I was fortquate —— to meet with a family who talked agreed to without any amendment. ; House resumed. Bill agreed to with certain amendments. e grateful acknowledgments for the very liberal support | 8204 old Saxon, the bead of which was the host of the pretty! Hon. Mr. RAMSAY moved that the following be added Monpay, April & they have received since their commencement in business. | little village at which I rested. ere, as in other lands, | to the Bull as a separate clause : ; AY, April ©, They would alsv inform the public that they have taken inte | the children kept up the May day festival ; and though I was; No person shall be eligible, or shall sit or vote as a On motion of the Hon. Col. Swabey, the Bill intituled the business another partner. Mr AUGUSTUS HERMANS, | not quite in time to witness their merry making, [ was in| Legisiative Couneillor, unless his residence or his lands or | ‘* 4 Act to incorporate the Trastees of St. Dunstan's Col- ee 8 Steam Fatury, who is prepared to | time to inhale the fragrance of the flowers—in time to tell | tenements as aforesaid be within the limits of the County in , lege, and other purposes therein mentioned,” was read the : : _ you of the exqusite beauty, even though withered on the stew, | which the District for which he shall seek to be, or shall, Ky he marty 4 ition of Archibald cneeiiih a ceak tol ; ao. ae a | ily of the Valey.’ have been elected, is situated.” on. Mr. Anderson presente a petition 0 rchibald C. mine onetart on path Site 8 er enpetthe, eee | The day was lovely, and looking from the window of my His Honor in submitting this resolution said—I am aware | MeN eill, Commissioner of Koad District No. 5, praying for BYS & HERMANS. ‘hotel I watched the bright susbeams as they danced andj that elections are often warmly contested. and parties go * increase of salary. Referred to the Special Committeo WILLIAM A. LOCKERBY, | sparkled on the clear blue waters of the Lake of Leman.) through the country, taking their kegs of whiskey, gin, &v., |" miscellaneous sudjects, JOHN LOCKERBY, | The breeze was crisping the waves, and gently tossed about | with them, getting up meetings and making fine speeches and | lion. Mr. PALMEK, in rising to move the order of the AUGUSTUS USRMANS. i the tiny boats, with milk-wh te sails, that glided on the sur- promises, which they never inwnd to fulfil. Thus they get day for the second reading of the Bill intituled “ an ‘Act to - S(PMOKHY SEED. face. The scene was too lovely for any thought of resting men excited, and then extract promises to support them. I jamend the Act to incorporate the City of Charlottetown” C3 given for 100 bushels good, clean TIMOTHY SEED, | in doors; 80 descending to the beach, I hired a compact little | [ think we should endeavor to do something to prevent ean- | said— Che object of this Bill is to enable the City Corpora- by craft, aud ordering its master to skirt the shore, gave myself | didates, who have no ends to serve but their own private in- tion to raise a larger amount of funds by assessment than JOHN WILLIAMS. — Queen Square, Charlottetown, Oct. 2, 1860.

For Sale,

Oct. 16, 1850.

up to the exquisite quiet of the scene. The white sails flut-| terests, from running an election. | they can do at present. The Act of Lacorporation allows tered drowsily avove me. ‘The lake was broken up with tiny| Hon. Mr. PALMER—I fully concur in what has fallen | them to assess to the amount of £1000 annually. This sum ripples, and a delicious fragrance swept from the shore with | from his Honor who has offered that clause. J am sorry to, has been ‘ound insufficient, and the present Act is to allow every breath of wind; for a warm spriag rain had just fallen, | thiuk that parties who have no qualificaticn have been them to assess for £1500, the additional £500 to he raised Richard Milford, Esqr., situate on Mill Creek, West | and the valleys, bills and dales, refreshed by the showers, | returned by the means to which he has alluded; but that | by assessment on persoual property or other means. I would River. On the Farm is an excellent Dweiling House, as well were scoding up incense to heaven. Some of the trees were ‘debasing propensity certainly exists iv many parts of this observe that as their funds are to be in-reased, I hope the as new Uut-buildings, consisting of Barn, Sheep-house, &c. | filled with blossoms—-some were jast putting forth their leaves, | country. Lt may be said, and perhaps will be said, that those | Country will see corresponding improvement. I confess that Within a mile of the Farm are both Grist and Saw Mills, a8| green and lovely, as only spring can make itself. So | means are open to all parties, and what one can use another this City has not improved as fast as I expected ; whether well as Blacksmiths’ Forges and a Curtwright, and a short fyr ag the eye 7a reach it was « panorama of soft skies,;may. Well, that is one kind of answer; but there are re- oe wre the want of means te os ne S tae, . . weite : rippling Waves aud beautiful verdure. On nearing a litde| spectable persons who would consider it too degrading to | t° S4y- here is one provisioa for which our City calls Bee Ree apply to Mr. William E. meen village, the name of which L bave forgotten, but it ai very ie to a means to ensnare artless men into their par. loudly, that Mees cna against fre. Lt is true we have April 18, 1859. (tf.) JOUN MILFORD, Royalty. | distant from Zurich, whose waters have been immortal Zed in | poses; but I am afraid that it would be abridging the choice wide streets ; taut is ee have to boast of ag & provection ;

: gong and story, 1 observed an unusual gaiety aud liveliness | of candidates. However, it is the law in Canada, and if it) and uuless some provision is made some sections of this City

FARM AND MILLSITE EOR SALE. | aineag the people, and was about reinarking to my companion | will meet the views of hon. members in the other branca of Will be laid in ashes, There is but one practicable way iu

N R JAMES BRODERICK, of Kildsre, Lot 4, offers for! that it must be some fete day, when he informed me that we | the Legislature, 1 will offer no opposition as far as my voice | Which a supply of water can be obtained, that is by having

sale on reasunable terms, a FARM consisting of 50) had arrived just in time to sve the lasi of the Swiss May | goes, ° proper reservoirs in different parts of the city; and I think acres, more than one half of which is in a high state of culti-| pocsival, | Hon. Mr. HUTCHINSON.—I will support the clause, | the authorities will be highly culpable, if, after their funds To me children's sports are always ‘interesting ; so I or-|I think it 18 very right that candidates, and electors too, 4% increased, they do not apply some of their means in this

' through it, capable of driving a Grist and Saw Mill. There | dered the boat on shore at once ; avd away we went through jshould keep within their own districts Even at the last | W4y- I believe they have something of this kind in contem-

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| isa good substantial Dwelling House, 28 * 23 feet; also a) innumerable groupings of lads aud lassies, vineyards, bowers |election parties went to Georgetown, Charlottetown and _ piation, and unless it is carried out we need pot expect to

| Barn Frame on the spot, ready for erection ‘The Post Office and gardens, till the air seemed laden with the perfumes ofa) Princetown, and I believe that in some cases it was those COUtinue in safety, } has heen kept for years on the premises. The a»ove property

I wove thatthe Bill be now read the ! thousand exotics, and ‘suddenly in the distance the well | outside yotes that carried the election. ee time.

is only half a mile from the sea shore where any quantity of | known May Pole was seen. But the danee had ceased—the | Hon. Mr. BAGNALL. — | caunot support the clause, | lion, Dr. JOHNSON—The application is something in- help rie oun boat for manure. little twinkling feet, that so lately trampled down the spring because I think it would narrow the choice of candidates. consist.nt, secing that by a petition presented last year, the ee a blossoms, had disappeared—bur the ‘ Lily of the Valley’ was| Persons worth a £100U are not so very thickly sown over Corporation sought for and obtained permission to diwiaish CH A R LES B kK LL there, and its fragrance was sweet, among the broken sister- | the country. Look, for instance, at the Speaker of the House ‘he protection against devastating fires by building up the ERCHANT TAILOR, © : hood of flwers. A little blue-eyed girl of some seven sum-|ot Assembly. If the people who formerly retursed him to principal square in the town ; but I most gladly give my M . 9 mers, had just rescued one of those blossoms trom the gne-|that House should desire to elevate him to a seat in this SUpport to any proposition likely to afford a supply of water, JEBAS removed to his PORMEK STAND, Queen’s Square, ral ruin, aud placing it in her bosom, begun to ery. House, they would be deprived by this clause of the privi- ‘adapted to emergeucies; for Lam conviuced of the impor- where he is prepared » ney VER YTHING ‘n\ 1 went to-her it inquired the cause of her grief! lege of doing so. | tance of reservoirs; and 1 hope that full and complete pro-

the way of Gentlemen's AREA ATS se: SOCKS. She said that her little sister, whom they uscd to call the} Hon. the PRESIDENT.—If we are to have this Bill, | Vision will be made to protect our dwellings against fire. ‘ Lily of the Valley,” had been taken from them, and she | we ought to have it as complete us possible. The ouly com-_ Hou. the PRESLDENT—As regards my own feelings I was going to send this flower with her to Heaven to be plant- plaint I have heard against this Council is, that it is composed | would rather support a measuie 'o repeal the Act of Incor- ed there! I need not say that the beauty of thie child, as of men in and about Cuarloitetowa, It is very likely that poration, because L cannot see what advantage has resulted well as her simple grief, interested me. I followed the little gentlemen in Charlo:tetowa, Colonels, Captains, Majors, &c., from the amount of tax now imposed. Betore the Act was stranger some distance, but in the throng of children soon | will be seeking for constituencies, if a clause of that kind is passed we had very fair streets. Since it was passed taxa- lost her. not introduced. I would like to see every part of the [sland Hon has been inereased in an extraordinary ratio, and there The little ones that on my arrival were grouped together | represented at this Council Board. Lt should consist of has not been a corresponding amount of improvement. 1 in the very height of glee aud excitement as I fancied, were| talented farmers from Bedeque and other places, 4 will may be told that the city is kept in order; but that may now speaking in subdued tones, while the peasant looked sad support the clause. ‘ |arise from differeut circumstances. We have tio military and gloomy. With mournful looks and depressed voices) Hon. Mr. HASZARD.—I thinl it is better to leave that O0w, and when we do not require them to keep the peace they told me that it was a Mayday funeral, not a fete, om clause out. If the people choose to take every member of We are better without them. I believe this is one of the which [had intruded. The festival was over, and the Queen, | this'House from Charlottetown, they should have the privi-| principal causes why the city is kept in order; but when the “ Lily of the Valley,” was going away from them in an lege of doing so. ,they are asking for an increase of funds, what, we may en- . MORIN LOWDEN, } hour or two forever. Hon. Mr. GARDINER.—I cannot agree wite his Honor quire, is the beuefit to be derived ? _ The city should be com- Peake’s Brick Building January 7 1861. This queen, alas yes, was the sister of the little girl I had | Mr. Haszard, or with his Honor the President... After some | pelled to have reservoirs for water in cases of fire. Koglish wean 7 ; =| just spoken with. For three years she had reigned over ber / of those farmers from Bedeque, to which his Honor the Pre- | Iusurance Companies generally will not now insure wooden HIGH WINES AND HOLLAN D S GIN blooming court, but the last winter had been a culd one, and | sident has alluded, serve as long as he has done, they may be | buildings in America. Tue Companies at Halifax lost ro SALE by the Subseriber, in bond or duty paid. chilled the gentle child till she grew slender as the stalk, and just as eloquent. I am from Bedeque, aud [ am just as in- £100,0U0 sterligy in one night ; and when such a disasirous bs . N. RANKIN: white ‘as the ‘meck blossom, whose name they had given ber|depeudeot as he is. I did not come here shackled in any occurrence takes place, it is known by. all ‘the Companies March 18, 1861. Groat Gotege Street. | with the first floral crown that even touched her forehead, way. I believe there are men to be found iu Bedeque as both in Mogland and America, vis almost certain that There had been doubts if she would be strong enough to | capable of legislating as many of those within the limits of Cbarlottetowa will be burut down at some time. Although mount ber throne of roses that Mey, but as the time drew | Charlottetown. { have said so much abvut the City Corporation, I Jo not

A large supply of Fall and Winter Cloths, Vestings and Tailors’ Trimmings, just received per JSABEL, and the remainder of Stock hourly expected from Boston and N. York. City, Oct. 23, 1860 tf

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