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-__-=3: A IIIIY IIIAIIT. av cruntrn swam. ’Tis,welI to have a merry hsart, How over short we stay; Thsss‘s wisdom in a.msrry heart. Whate'er the world may say. Philosophy may lift its head And Ind out many a law, But give me the plti phy 'l‘ltst's happy with a straw!

If life but brings us happiness-— bringa us, we are tol , What's hard to buy, though rich ones try. With all their boa ofanldl Then laugh sway at others say Wbnto'or they will of mirth: Who laughs the most may trul He's got the wealth or eartlt

'I‘bsro's beauty in a many laugh. Atnoral beauty. too-

It shows the heart's an honest heart,

= each man ‘a due.

And. lent a share of what's to spare. Despite of wisdom’s fears:

And made the cheek less sorrow spealt, The eye weep fewer tears,

The sun atsy shroud itself in cloud, And tempest wrath ' '

boast

begttt. It finds a spark to cheer the dark, Its sunlight is within,

WhsIe‘er they will ofmirth; Who laughs the most may truly boast He's got the wealth of earth.

nasraucrroa or run AMERICAN smr sr. cuonos. av rise.

The Orlando, Captain White,‘ arrived at Havre, on Tuesday, with a number of pas- sengers belonging to the American ship St. George, Captain Bait-son, which had been destroyed b fire at sea. The St. George, it appears, efl Liverpool for New Yorkon the 21th of November, with I27 passengers and 25 crew, the former chiefly Irish, and among them many women and children. The voyage was favourable enough up to the 9Ath of December, when, in 46 deg. 12 min. lat., and 25 deg. 30 min lon., the hold of the ship was discovered to be on fire. The captain caused one of the hatchways to be opened, and set the fire-engine at play, but the smoke was so thick between decks that the passengers were obliged to leave. The flames spread to the part of the vessel between the main and misca- masts, and were accompanied with such thick smoke that seven or eight persons were suffocated. It was now found that it was im ible to check the progress of the flames, and the captain assembled all the passengers on deck. Rain was falfing, and the horizon was overhung with clouds; but, fortunately, a vessel passed sufliciently near to perceive the signals of distress. This vessel turned out to be the Orlando, and she approached as near the St. George as it was safe to do. Unfortunately she had lost her nails and boats in a violent tile. The captain of the St. George cause his two boats to be letdown, and oy convo aasengers as they could d to the Orlan 0; but the violence of the sea was such that one of them was knocked to pieces against that vessel. The life- boat only remained to remove 150 persons, but it could not take more than four or live at a time. Meantime the flames continued to progress, and the wind blew furiously. The sea, too, so violent that the only means the passengers had of .eutering the boat was to leap into the sea, and let themselvs be picked u . At length, alter 94 times passing to an fro, the boat suc- ceeded in placin 76of the passengers in safety on t e Orlando, Of the re- maining 5I, 15 were drownded, 8, as already stated, were suffocated between decks, and 28, principally women and chil- dren, fearin to throw themselves into the sea, refuse to leave the burning vessel. All the crew were rescued. Eventually the Orlando, fearing for its own safety, from the rogress of the flames and the violence of t e sea and wind, was obliged to sheer off, leaving the 28 unfortunate creatures to their wretched fate. The rescued rsons were almost without clothing, but e cap- tain and crew of the Orlando did everything tbev possibly could to provide for their comfort. It was feared that a famine would arise in the ship from the unexpected de- mand on her stores, and, as the Orlando had lost her sails, there were small hopes of her reaching land in time. But, fortunately, the wind was in her favor, and after II days voyage she arrived safe at avre. Her

rovisions b this time were completely ex- austed, an she had only a few gallons of water. Food wasitamedtstely procured for the passengers and crews, who had already begun to feel the pangs of hunger, but they were aflerw sent to different lodging-

houses, where they will be taken care of. —

It is the intention of some shipowners of I-lavre to ' raise a subhrlption for their relief. ,

Goon Alvtcl.--Always do as the one does, look at thsbrightsidsof things; for while it iryust as cheap, it is three times as good for digestion. The Inoluadoly an iIon’t even relish wedlock.

Pain is like a young desk in a mud-puddle- very easy tonal.‘ My easy to talk about near you ihsvsssunistnnttissasutdjss to get boldof t.

No la'I~k3ws whoa, or whom bo’ll -arry.‘ t nonsense arts nd 1 . lug sboatlt. Ysumxh: ape osIl"Iodk o.:I°°;!:.I spattsfolllnastso hose. Youeemesngh down in the very middle of your speculations.

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“ls 'I'nors.as an-tlsvrasns. Isa., tats ceto. =L .“*.HolI.Uododu‘d forthwith 0 annual .--sol-"¢'.ln,".."t’.....""".'; Power . to resolve and five ms nassssary vAnd sl Perseus to when tbs , llsvilfi vi oars... gufts hnfl for 1.... r'~ I/I T~ J.‘ ~ l... ’ Ossss ICIN. . 3. tall.

Winter Arr-sngdrnont Halls. F 1 .‘ Ill-1 MAIL! for tran“:.mins'ton to ‘

the‘ Provinces. New adland, am! the United

States. during the ensuing Winter, will be nuads up

every THURSDAY at noon, oommsnei on Thurs- ds , the ldth December; and the Mails wand will be mule up on that day and on the days low-

“‘l“l:trIdsy, January 21. Thursday, March ll. Thursday. February to. Thereby, April 1. 24. Thereby, April 11.

Thursday, February Thursday, Harsh II. 'I‘H0|lAS OWEN. Postmaster

Letters for the Cape of Good Hope. Aasvsha. and India, via the Cape ofGood H090.

forwarded on the I8th Jonas and II General Post Ofles. Now . I951 R59-*.m*'"“.s°-W A 8(l:IOW_0I-‘ GRAIN, under the linen. cftbs OII

tboRo I ‘Its ISos'ot .. " A‘"::lEI'.l.NESI)_IAf: "mm W.

rnltoa will be bold in Charlottetown, on the ad MARCH neat. when the following Prsrnts will be ofl'erod for eotnpotition:—-

For the bust Wboat. £1 to 0 Do. Id best do. I 0 0 Do. bust two-rowed Barley. I I0 0 Do. id but do. do. 0 0 Do. bd four-rowd Barley, I I0 0 Do. Id boat do. do. I 0 0 Do. boat bhck Oats, I to o Do. 2d boot do. do. I 0 0 Do. bust sample of Rod Clover

Seed. not less than 50 lbs. I I0 0 Do. do do 0

2d . . I 0 The Grain and Clover Seed to be of the growth of I852. l:'.ac|t Sack of Grain must contain not less than lse will be awarded without com-

nslity. 'I‘bo competitors must be members of the eciety. The Prize Grain will be not up and sold for the benefit of the exhibitor alter the decision of the es. lirfrmedintel after the Grain Show, the Annual Meeting of the Society will take place, when the Committee's Report and an abstract of the Accounts

w be read. The EAS'I‘l-‘.R SHOW of Pat Cattle will he held

on WEDN DAY, the 88d MARCH. at which the following Premiums will be awarded :—

For thebestfut a, £8 0 0

Do. best do. 2 0 0

Do. ltd do. do. I 0 0

Do. best fut Cow, I I0 0

Do. 2d best do. 0 I5 0

Do. beet pen of 8 fat Wstbers, 2 0 0

Do. Id best do. do. I 0 0

Do. beat pen of! fat Ewes, I 0 0

Do. 2d best do. do. 0 I0 0

best Carcass of Pork, I 0 0

2d best do. u. I0 0

Do.

At the Easter Show. in IBM, additional Pr'mss will be ofl'ered to be competed for by Oxan under 4 years old. By order of the Committee.

CHARLES STEWART, Sec’

January 10, I853. \

Improvement of HASZARIPS GAZETTE. rwrca A warm ! utroarnnr ro rows and COUNTRY suascarsaas

THE management of the Newspaper which,

for the last 30 ears, has been successfully conducted by J.D. szun, ., is now trans- ferred to the Subscriber, who wi assume all the responsibilities thereof after the publication of the present num r.

T e circulation of Hazard’: Guseue is, at pre- sent, and has always been, be finnebt» of any other news per in this Colon ; and-— availing himself of some of the teatrsesut irn rovements which have been made in tln an an machinery of the Printer.—its new pro- prietor atrd publisher hopes he shall be able still to secure for it the first place in the public

estimation.

To this end, he has, at a considerable outlay, purchased a was ; and, on his premises, made the alterations and additions w ‘ch were requisite for its proper erection. About the beginning of February. he expects to have it in perfect working order; and—t.hat bein accom-

lished—he wt l, afterwards, issue uzord's Gazelle TWICE a week, of die sarne sine as that in which it is at present published, and, to . ' be same price. The advantages

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. ,a which, from s nraaaar. assaneannn, willp- crue to Subscribers and Advertisers, are

apparent, that they require no comment a a

due a preciation of it. by the blic, will his ' ’ncreasedupatronags' be-

hope , appear in the I stowed u n the per.

The itorial Department will be entrusted to the management of a gentleman, whose ability and experience use writer the newspaper press, combined with the liberality and modern- tion of his litical sentiments, sresdch as to afl'o a guarantee for the fntnrs utility and po arity of the Paper.

By co ions extracts from llnousa Panes; by app-ov and well-written Tale; by articles on Aeructmruaa and Gssnaanrc, so timed as to have direct relation to the imnedhte objects of the farmer's skill and labor; by trout. and nauatous matter, free from sectarian bias; and by compre- hensive notioeshpf Slooial and Political Refor- mationa, now i y in egress union all the civilised nstidlns of go earth, there‘ will always be manifest in the management of Eaazsarfs Gssarra, an earnest desire to rovido valuable and acce table instruction an enter- tainment for all e sses smart t its .

And, further,—that the patrons of Hassard’s Gazette may be duly. a lead of all Pomao

or cm proceeding from 3

For the transmission of Inncnnrrr News, by

means of the Eancrnrc Tatnunra, the subscriber

has also made arran me ts‘ with Coaansroro osnrs in Halifax, St. Jrillu, suhd iloston. Colutmtcsrtorrs di bearing on the gene-

ral interests and Well-l)alIg°:f'l.‘l(Ile community, I .

will always be thankful (SERGE '1‘. HAEARD. 28th Dee. 1862. ‘

er. Ntcnonss ttcrar. Botwssu Sprig md Iresns Stunts. Headway.

NEW YOIK.v v . TREADWELL This map I Itasun Ilov-sv..a in architectural beauty, the minister to earn

ndbusiooaspsrtiou ofha ddvsntegssiia pub: ‘

of organs I‘ the Acasa. by -D. .'.- I '9‘-

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‘New York. In-so 'ai.v'tsts.

I 111-!!- omr assuknnttflmofllt

N “r l I ptiovornment,-they ' n a r ' t— "oval b- llndedr-3-gundbr oniiizannerldll heafmm‘ ’ Pu

ACKBR & Co., Pnornrnrons. nspalud .

that ' and luxury, will be the lab-

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Chsrlottmstrn-oullsldinsl save...-tr. A. Johnston... M. D. ’Agsnt—E. Lydisrd.

. OIBOC D. Agsnt—'I‘hcmns Hunt. MA'I"I‘lII-JW H. RIOHEY.

NA'llIONAL LOAN FUND_Ll;E Ann , llqnttsble rm Insurance Comps‘-' es of London Incorporated by Jets if Pcrliasscrtt. OARD OF DIRECTORS of Fire Insurance for P. E. Island. T. H. Hccilsnd. Esq.. Hh Charla Hcurle F. .Lodgwo'rth., .'Erq., ‘Robert

Halo.-Irr‘man, Erq’.,’ ‘Thames Ddwstm, Eng. Detached Risks taken at considerably reduced fire-

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Forms of Ap licatton. and all other information, may be obtain from’ the Subscriber, at his

Chsrlonstown. L. W. GALL, Agent. Fire! Fire! Fire! !

secure your Property at a saving o/‘fifty per cent. THIS can only be done by lunar‘ in the MU- ’l‘UAI. I-‘IRE I_NSUR.AN,CE_ Mrnrur.

This is the only Othce where claims for loss can be met, without reference to n fureign'Cnmpnny. Blank forms of application. and any other informa- tion can be obtained at the secretary and 'I‘I'easarst," Oflice. Kent Street. "' ‘ April 8. I852.

Printers and Publishers. E undersigned isa manufacturer of Printing Ink, of every colour and quantity, which he knows to be equal to a manufactured. and which‘ ho will sell at the lowest price for CASII. As he is determ'tne'd that his Ink shall recommend itself, be’ ordy solicits ONE TRIAL ofit, relying upon its own‘

merits.

Extra fins jet black Ink for card and wood-cut prinung; extra black book and news Ink of superior’ qualit 5 also coloured Ink of every variety.

S. . PE'I'I‘I:2 Co.. I Itato=strsQt,,IIg.- ton, agents for New England States.

SHELDON COLLINS. , . 50, Gold-street, New York.

Publisbornof Newspapers inserting this advertise- meat, mind‘ this paragraph, to the amount of 32 sendiq ti and a paper containing it, we will send Sblbs. nown Ink.

8. M. PETTENGILL I. Co.

Janmry 4, 1668.

Mrs. For-sytlt - — Womb reapectthlly -iotimers to the lnstsu -

‘crustacean-a and-‘he vtttotty. Ivulwft Is|snd|ngsuetut,thstshu~hus jsstreceiverla

. P A L L S U P P L Y

of-all srticla in blrr lins., Some very handsome Embroidered Drsssss.ArtIticisl Flowers, and Patterns‘ let ' ' ' Ind o:'othsr articles in the Millinery line, of shrlr: and finsst qpality, cbe? for ssh. Casrlottstown, Nov. II. I 82.

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MR8. WINSLOW TO TH IJDIES. ‘R8. WINSLOW..an old on agsrienced nurse and Female Physician, wouldicall the attention of th. Ladiu to bar Soothing Syrup for childcrn teeth,-, lug. It will ‘unrundlstsly relieve them from pulp, allay all eputnodic aetlpn, soflen the gu_ors,rsducd inflam- _.-Mien. is sure to regulate thellewcls. Depend upon h others. it will ivc ml to yottrselvss,and relief and health to you. c lldren. ‘ via, cents pepbottle. ‘ We-have sold voryls s ‘ udntitlea of Mrs.‘ Wins- low‘: Soothin 8 up do flute past up yfars, several thousand the as car. ebellere, i I beat medi- cine in the world for c ildrtitt teething erf r the cure of Dysentry and man s‘ In Ohildrernwhet rlt artist from teething or any other cause. It gfves universal

sstisfaetion—never sliver heard a mnptstnt than do one using it. never sold a medicine so universally sue-

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cessful in relisvingpsln and elbctlng cures-rel u bsolatsly rare. CURTIS It PERKINS, Drsgglsts, singer. use

WONDER‘ 0!‘ THE WORLD. - Ones! red standing.‘ u..m.ou-m O Paanttts, Isugor, a. ‘ tl¢st¢a,—I have been entirely cured ofllw Ort- vel,bytltotIsofyour undPsdaK' . I commenced taking the Cramp and Pain Kthsr in the. gof I847. I had been a great sulersr for te are previous; some four or In years of the thrnl aufsrsd bbyoad dll my powers ‘to dssoribd.

During this time, I have had medicsl.s'rd. and tried various npe- uitlcs._bttl fotttfl Very little relief until I obtained your Cramp and P Killer. - In one men after Iconuuaced using it, began lo-grow bqlgr. _ I

continued to use it for a year, all the .lime improving‘ until I wnasutirel cur . Minna Snr-us. Pres .Me , s 29, I8llI. .We.ths updevaig . are yrslfscqpsinted with the ‘abuts case, and cert‘ y to tllembodn statement ot facts. . ' Cttsntg Curronn, , Hatuu, , Curr-one, Sn‘ ro Burs.

Doctor. 1" a regular ,-cl ln ' P - isn o fiat |tschia.:’r:ritea no adelrvdato of «gig lidjil " Please send me hsI_ a gallon of your Crardp lid Pain Klller—It is the best eurwwhst ltta sotrted to, rtntlsvurussd.” > V -- vfi Doctor Int dads usaoltttuhlsowucssnhtt s vars sprain In tbsvsasblssr, «used by we upsetting many, and rouse ltsuedlsts usual, and ssqs‘-seq

, low .»’It:?snbshrIaul'.' . R920 -"1' .Il'0U.lB Hl slstsl

h could not t up without the and dllbrtt sou Jatlostt without a but very lllttls with. I uppl: Doetsr.letrn-

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"-N 5'-S” ‘o--Iledlaul Adviser--Joseph Boll. ll.

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fish: I’os'IodlcsI:..PublIoatlons. “‘P‘)Il.’WARDED b mail. under the provisions of

the late Post (ks Luvw rutsst r '

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covers, or the mai . TIt'u rpork is not ;the old," look of the

' ‘IbrIn." lately rutucitdtcd and‘ thrown upon the

market.‘ ' GEO.,'I'. IIASZARD, Agent for P. E. Island.

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