HASZA_RD'S GAZETTE. MARCH 19.

1‘ ‘I'll! IIIWSPAPIR. In gown aadslippcre loosely dressotl. And breakfast broscblt-r-I '°l°°"° l"°"-" Whtisltglveetbernssl asest?— The Paper. wh; ‘wt informs the country round. --—-What's stole or stnfd. vb-I5 '0" °' "°""l"' Who's born. or who's pet led" 3'0"‘! -’ The Paper. who tells you all that's dose and said.- -n.' at ofmsat, the rise ofbresd, And how the Yankees “ so-I-held?" he Paper. Wbsthitglvesthepriesofstock, ‘bile eflbe plans ofthe new deck, And OVI7 ship that rounds " the rock?" The Paper. Wht speaks of thieves and purses taken. And murders dose and maids forsaken. And of butter, beefand bacon 2- The Paper.

Wbat'IitteIlsthelhrmer'slosI.

Of oxen. sows, and sheep. WI hot”.

Afl how the hrildom bits cross?-— 'I‘be Paper.

Abroad, at home, ifirmend neat,

In health, or raving with the goat.

Nsne but “u rpoon” can do without . The Paper.

Tbmifyou would live " wide awake." Your mind both wise and happy make. You eithm do, or now will take

The Paper.

vsnrnrrns.

~’I‘noun penuons who lived in Providence, Rbede Island, some twenty years ago, will retttelnber an exemplary, but somewhat ec- centric ‘grocer, whose advertisements in the public journals were oftentimes of the most description. Many of these, we remember, were at the time copied all over th "States, and were wont to excite a great dcai‘of' merriment.

It is this tradcsman, there is reason to believe, of whom the following circumstance is relat :

" A iaymdn in Providence, Rhode Island, who occasionally exhorted at evening meet- ings, thus expressed his belief in some doc- trina.l 'tion he was assuming:

“ ‘ am just as confident, brethren, that this is true, as I am, that there is flour in

' ; an that I know for certain; for I yesterday received from there a lot of three, hundred barrels of fresh superfine, which I in town P

This ma probably remind the reader of

inscript on on one of the tomb stones in the ccmetery_ of Pore la Chaise, at Paris:

.“Here route the body of Antoine-——,

ed,” etc. “His disconsolate widow still keeps the shop Number Sixteen, Rue Vivi- enne, where may be found a large and se- lect assortment of gloves, hosiery, etc.!"

will dispose of as low as any person

Tun learned Dr. Fnsttcis once made him- sfi “,InsIlIorabie” by a remark which he made in a Homeopathic discussion; namely, the boiling of the shadow of a pigeon in -a bottle-of water, and dividin the fluid into infin_itesImai quantities, an administering this powerful “concentrated medicine to the

V’ ,_ every six months,” at night, ' .30

Somo.t°.'l‘ likethis, “insubdance,” isthe novel ‘folds of a certain Yankee “ down East” who invented “ .d.N'ew and Cheap Plan or Board'tsg:” One of the boarders no rises the rest, and then eats a hearty mhulj the mesmerized, meanwhile, being en- M astis from “sympathy,” which is the beds ofthe theory. One of the boarders, hdwsver, having recovered, mesmerized the landlady once a day, and endeavoured to settle for the whole com any by paying for one—but that plan woul ’t work.

kglish wag thus writes otfu " Scene its lVsstsv~n Editor's sanctum, in the United 8tets‘s'.",'

"The ‘folio ' affair is said to have ‘come ed" solnew ere ‘ out West’ lately. “Editor in his sanctum, discovered wri-

: a six-foot customer approaches, with a ne apsr in his hand.

If ms-on pointing out a particular ar- tide)..-‘ here, Miner; did you write

“ Eurron.—‘ I expect I did.‘ 3.‘ Visit-on (laying of!‘ his coat).—' Well, I'm to whip you; so you'd better

“EnIl'on.—‘ Indeed! but I prefer not beixwhi .’

"' tats-oa.—‘_Can’t help it: got to do it: better-be pullin’od' your coat.’

“Eur-roa (drawing a six-shooter)-— ‘ Thank you, air; but believe I'll keep my content’

',‘Vrs1son.—‘VVhatl you're not goin’ to ID that shootin’-tron, are you?’

"Eamon.-‘ Not unless you render it

I —‘Now, see here; that ain't

fiutlsmuuly. Just lay that thing aside, and as take u out III a way that’s becoming.’ -" Enron.-‘ not to be able to gang you ; but I can't do it, positively.’ ll

m-x~on.—( utting on his coat, and

badfidsl?-—‘ 0“. ifyon are that sort ofu , want notbin to do with you: you are’ 'b.sneath the notice of a rsspseuug

l

Tune 5 qsod deal ofexag ration, of ‘I; E aeqcknoy sket amass. ' reqectsunf 't,h

occurred. we believe, i.n.oon.si: et_th,flvaIr'lcrlver-townsof the Southwest.

’ ssy.thstItu.Pu-c‘ on fit m,whfinUme b I‘ better th the Enoch sfl h4t|."bessuse,"thsol¢llsd ‘rs- --osawlvu has been‘

LAND ASESSHENT. Treasurer's Ofioe, Chsrlonetswu, P. l.-3. Island, January I6. I863. IN ursuance of the Act of the General Amernbl or this Islund, made and passed in the Eleycnt

year of the reign of Her present Msyssty, intrtuiod An Act for [spying further an Asssssstsnt an alt Lands in this Colony, and for the sncouragssunt 4;!‘ Education," and of an Act made in amendment thereto, and passed in the Twelflh year of Her said Majesty's Reign, iulitulsd Au Jct to explain and amend the present Act for the Jsussmsrtt of Land, and the mcourugnasut 0 Education : I do hereby give Public Notice that have made Proclamation, according to the terms of the said Act, of the under- mentioned Town Lots, Pasture Lots, Islands, and parts of Townships in Illll Island, in arrears for the non-payment of the several sums due and owing thereon to Her Majesty. under and by virtue of the first mentioned Act, viz: I

ACR s ACIII. Township No. 3, 2213 Township No. ed, 2931} -- 4912 -- 41, no « u, 101 " 48, 8182 " I8, 1627 “ 60, I648} « I9. 510 -- 64, 1080 -- 20, 1846; H as. 510 -- 21. are -* es. 841 H 23. 3:42 '- at 24. 100 so 60' [500 “ 26, 766; “ 62, I187 “ 28, I407 “ 67, 300 “ 31,- I000 George's Island, 146 “ 32. 6044 Bunbury " I4 " 83. 699 St. Peter's “ S0 " 87, I32I Murriy Islands, 21 " , 600 Indian Island. Be- " 43, 2400 (I no, 200 Charlottetown, lat Hundred ofaTown Lots, I of No 4

; 6-8 of o. 66. 3d Hundred, gof No. 46, hof No. 46, ‘I-80th: of

o. .

4th Hundred, I of No. 30, 4-Ibths of No. 33.

6th Hundred, § of No. 2, I of No. 98.

Pasture Lots in Charlottetown Royalty, No. 197. Town Lots in Gear clown :

No. 7, Range I, Letter D; o. I3, Range 2, Let- ter A; 5 No. 9, Range 2, Letter 8: I No. 9, Range 2, Letter F; No. 8, Range 3, Letter B; g No. 3, Range 4, Letter A.

Pasture Lots in Georgetown Royalty, Nos. 89, 90, | of I99, 272, 279, and 286. .

Town Lots in Princatown :

Nos. 1,2,3,-I, 6, an 6. o. 6,

N Row 2, Division I, Letter 3. o 2, do 8, do B.

4 and 6, do 2, do 6, do B.

o 3, do 6, do C.

6, 6, ‘I, and 8, do 3, do 6, do C. 2, o 4, do 2, do D. 6,’ do 5, do I, do E- 3, do 6, do 2, do E. 2, do 6, do 6, do E. 3, o 8, do I, do H. ‘I, do 10, do I, do J. 6, o 2, do 4, do B. 8, doll, do 7, do K. Pasture Lots in Prineetovru Royulty—} of N . 8;

I of No. I6l; Q of No. 238; No. 240; No. 316.

And the owners of the said Lots and 'I‘racts of Land so in arrears and oelsimsd as aforesaid, are hereb notified, that in case the sum charged on them as afore- ‘ have been incur-

the Supreme Court of Judicature, to be held at Char- lottetown, which will commence on Tuesday the 8d day of May next, application will be made to the Sn- preme Court, during the said Term, for Judgment against the said Lots and Tracts of Land, respec-

ml" JOSEPH POPE, Treasurer. R. B. EVING,

No-rsnr Punnxc, Corrvuvsrscnn, srrn ccoun-rsrs-r. Fl-‘ICE-over the Bookstore of Mr. G. '1‘. Has- asnn, O,uoen‘s Square (South side), Char- lottstown.

of Conveyance of all descriptions, of Freehold Estate, including Assign- ments, Mortgagea, &c., Letters of Attorney, Bonds, lndentures of Apprenticeship, Bills ale,Cbarter Parties, Arbitration Bonds and Awards, Pctitions,dLc. , repared with accuracy and despatch ; Merchants’ ks, Partnership and other com Iicated Accounts, &c., arranged and balanced at m crate charges.

ALMANACK for 1863. ASZARD’S CALENDAR for 1853, is now ready for deliver , and will be found to contain besides the usual iucrmation, much additional

rss-rrna. THE WEATHER. Horticulture for the Month,

census of British North American Colonies, Imports,

Exports, and Revenue of British North American

Colonies, and a variety of other useful information. January 868.

Deeds Lease old and

JUST RECEIVED, G-leason’s Pictorial Drawing Room Oorn PUBLISHED IN BOSTOJV, .hl.lSS., ILL commence on the Ist of Januar , I868, a new Volume-—bein Volume IV—o this elo- gsnt illuminated Journal. t will appear with new t ps, new heading, and splendidly improved in every e rtmeut, besides whic , the price is to be greatly r need. The hlisher is resolved to commence the new year with a circulation of one hundred thousand, and, therefore, offers the most liberal inducements to clubs. Realifiag the s irit of the age, the great im- rovernent in art. and I constantly increasing intel- I)' once of the pie, the publisher, with this chs prices, wi l vastl improve his already splendid y illustrated journal. pecially will a great improve- msnt be manifested in the engraving department, as well as in the literary character of the paper; so that the Pictorial shall appear in a style, not only to merit all the encomiums of praise so lavishly bestowed upon t, but also as to challenge increased respect for its enhanced excellence and perfection. In short, whole paper will be far superior to anything over yet olfersd to the public by the publisher. By referring to the following list, which forms a part only of the regular contributors to the Pictorial, its high literary chaarcter will at once he understood.

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June I, 166!-

The “EOR'.I.'IOU’L'l'U'3.IS'.I'," And Journal of Rural Art and Rural Taste.

I HE Subscriber, who has been connected with r. Bsnnx. as one aftbseditors oftbs Grasses Forster, has pare the Ilorticutturist, so ably conducted by A. J. Dowurro, and alter the cou- clusiou of the present volume, it will be Published at Rocrtusrnn. and Edited b P. BARRY, assisted by many of the best Horticu turists of the country, whose uuicatious will Iltalerlull add to its value. The ARClII'I‘EC'I‘UltAI. DEPAIt'I‘MEN'I‘ will be conducted by gentlemen of ability and repu- tron. To render the work accessible to

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from nature, and en raved in a style not excelled. Still further to ad to the value of the work. and meet the improving taste and increasing wants of the horticultural corntnuuit , we shall also publish an edition with COLOR D PLATES, such number containi a full page engraving of some new, rare, and value a mm or lower, correctl colored from nature, by the best living artists in t is |ir_te. This will be a new and im nt feature, in this country. and must command I ’ ad of As

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both professional and amateur Horticultusists. the number of colored plates we can furnish will be limited, from the care and time required in their e- puration. those who wish the colored Edition tlu Horticulturist for I868, will do well to order imme- diately. Price withcolored plates. Poua Doansns, in adosncs.

All who cultivate fruit or lowers, should read the Horticulturist, as it is devoted entirely to Horticul- ture, and its kindred arts, Lsadssspe '

Rural Architecture, and will loeep its rssdersbidvised of everything now on the subject, either in Europe or America.

It will be our aim not only to make the Horticul- turist superior botb in style and matter to any work of the character in this countr , but equal to any of the Horticultural Journals of urope; and we confi- dently ask the aid and ration of the Horticul- turists of the countr . The workis published month- ly, and contains srty-eight large , without

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GEO. T. HASZAIID. Agent for P. E. Island.

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These Iteprints have been in successthl operation in this country tbr twenty years, and their cir culstiou is constantly out reuse, aotwit isg

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Although these works are distinguished by the political shades above indicated. yet but a small portion of their contents is devoted to political subjects. It is their literary character w ' ' m ' chief value, and in that they y far above all other journals ' llschssod, still under the masterly guidance of Christopher North, maiutshs its ancient celebrity, and is, at this time, unusually attractive. from the serial works of Bnlwer and other literary nonbloa, written for that magssiue, andtirst appearing in its columns, both in Great Britain and in the United States. Such works as "The Csxtons” and “ My New Novel," (both by Bulwer), " My Pe- ninsular Medal," "The Green Hand." and other serials, of which numerous rival editions are hsued by the leading publishers in this country, have to be reprinted by those publishers from the pages of Blast. w , rithasbeeuissu byflsms-s.Soott Co., so that Subscribers to the Reprint of that Maga- zine may alwnys rely on having the earliest reading of these fascinating tales.

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From I846 to ISII, II II

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Queen Square, Nov. 29, I862.

BANKING NOTICE. HE Subscriber will grant Cheques on the “ Bank of British North America " at Halifax, and on the Agfiuts of the Bank at New York. for any Amount at Big I ;aud will give Bills of Exchange on Halifax or Boston, at any Sight under Ninety days. The Subscriber will also Cash his own Cheques of £10, and under, on presentation at his Office. d_ Bills of Elcllllfifi bought, and Promissory Notes

recounted us use CHARLES YOUNG. Charlottetown, February 14, I868. 6w

Hats. Furs. Csrpetings, Glass, Earthenware

and China, &c.,—he will until the Ist of

MAY next, allow 6 psr crnt., on all pur- chases, for C'.dSH'on delivery.

WILLIAM HEARD.

On Hand—-A few Tons of Anthracite

Cuhn, Figure Heads, Coal Tar, Bath Brick.

2 TONS of HEHLOCX TIM-

BER wanted, for a Breast-

work, to be delivered by the lat JUNE

next, apply to WILLIAM HEARD.

H‘ Those Persons whose Accounts are twelve months overdue. are hereby notified. that legal steps will be resorted to, if re- quired. unless settled at ones.

LL Persons indebted either by Mortgpge, Judg-

' etc or ot erwise, to '1‘ rs lIsvu..usn, Eso., late C o- nil Secretary of this Island, are desired forthwith to stake pa meat of the respective sums due by them as uforesu' to the Subscriber, who is duly authorised by Power of Attorney, to receive and give the necessary disobar for the sums. ad I Persons to whom the ' Thomas Heath Haviland is indebted, are re- quested to furnish their Accounts for fiqymeut.

T. HEATH VILAND.

Barrister-at-Law. Queen Square. Nov. 39. I862. Isl.

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Iharlee Twining, ., Barrister. ohu Bayley Bland, ‘ . lea. Alexander Keith, erchant. slam Stewart, ., ' ' edicul Adviser— . P. Sewers. Aglqnt dt. 3ecrstsry—- strbew H. Richey, Solicitor. be following gentlemen bava been a pointed Oll- cere of the Cornpuu in Prince Edwar Island, and will be prepared to urnish information as to the prin- ciples and practice of the Company and the rates of asursnce. Charlottetowu—Medica| Adviser—H. A. Johnston, II. D. Agent—E. L. Lydiard. Gsorgetown—Medical Adviser-—Dsvid Kaye, M. D. A nt-William Sanderson. St. lesuor's-—Medical Advber-—Josepb Bell, M. D. Agent—'I‘homus Hunt. MATTHEW H. RICHEY.