HASZARD’S

GAZETTE, JULY 29.

LATE!‘ NEWS.

The Steamer Lady Le Merchant arrived on Thursday, from Plctou, sbo hi-ou ht the follow- ing items of Foreign news being our do a later than that furnished by «it. last hglisd inn:

By Telegraph to MIr;oltart¢’.r Etckange Reading

I

Haurax, July 24.

The American Mail Steamer Paoiflc. arrived at New York this morning, bringing Liverpool dates to 12th July. No battle of importance as yet in the Baltic. The fleet had withdrawn from Cronehdt, Prussia forcing Austria into new negotiations —etro suspicious entertained rega ’ g the good th and sincerity of Austria.

Money market reported tighter—Coneols quoted at 9l|.

Flour dull, ate decline of 9d. to la per barrel.

Wheat declined id. to 6d. per bushel less than last wee .

Corn in demand at previous prices.

Mnnaononr Accinni-i-.—We regret to state that James Grimes. a servant in the employ of William Heard. hq.. who had seconded the roof of Mr. Heaed'e hence for the purpose of removing a flag which had been displayed on the occasion of the Temperance Detncnetraticn, missed his footing and was peruipitated into the street, he was so injured by the fall that he survived the accident but about half an hour. It would appear that soiue briclte on the top of the chimney to which the stat!’ was fastened and by which the unfortunate men was holding. gave way, and led to the catastrophe. An iriqueet was held, and the jury returned a verdict in accordance with the circurrietauces. We are sorry tobe obligedto add that the deceased has left a widow and six children.

On Thursday, the 28th instant, a Tea Party, under the auspices of the Sons of Temperance, (Agricola Division, No. 28.) came ofl' at White Sands, Lot til. At three o'clock the Sons walked in procession frotn the Diviaion Room, to the beautifully shaded grove, over which, fluttered the banner emblematical of the three grand principles ofthc Order: Love, Purity and Fidelity. The Tablea were bountifully supplied, and tastefully decorated. in a manner highly creditable to the fairer portion of the cominuuity, evidently show- ing their ability and willingness to assist in any laud- able or praieeworthy undertaking. Upwarde of two hundred took Tea, alter which the conipaay were addressed by several gentleman from a distance, who ably, briefly and lucidly reasoned on Temperance, and expressed their earueatneeo to use all their influ- ence. to promote and extend the noble reform, after which the declining day reminded the happy party that, however much we may wish the pleasant hours to linger, Time, with his ceaseless and noiseless wings, can not be bound, or caused to loiter on his way, the company separated, highly gratified with their evening's repeat and social interview.—Coei.

The Presbytery of Prince Edward Island will meet at Prince Town on Wednesday the 2d of August.

a‘ The Lines to Lucy shall appear in our next

Died, At Montague, on the 15th July, after a short but evere illneea, Elizabeth, the beloved wife of Alexan- er Forbes, in the list year of her age. the 17th inet., Jane Ro- geraon Potts. daughter of A xauder Macdonald. aged two months and 28 days.

Port of Charlottetown. Answer. July 28, Sohr. Lively, Pictou; coal. lclntoeh, Halifax; goods. St. John, N. B. salt and goods. 27th, Elisabeth, Scott, llaifax; goods. Lady Le Merchant, Pictou; Mails, &c. Barque Bella Don- na, Halifax; bal. St. Croix, Webster, Bay Verte; Pique, Richihucto;deal. award, do. . IAILID. Jul 25th. Brig. Catharine. Liverpool, deal. Liberal, uctouche. Mayflower, Purdie. Pictou, Dove, do. Mayflower, Moore, do. Lady Lehiarchunt. Shediac. Enterprise. Richibucto. flth. Jason, Buctouche. Unicorn, Bay Chaleur. Emily, Bathurst. I". R. Goodman, Piotou: Mails.

I ride ndeuce, Isabella, gurnbull.

Launched, ‘ On Wedneaday, 28th instant, from the ship ard of Mr. Alexander M'Donald, Piequid a well- uilt and handsome Brig of 296 tons, for Joseph Mac- dooal Esq., Merchant, Charlottetown‘ 'I‘hie line voaael was fully rigged. with sails bent. As she glided gracefully an lnljolllclllty into her watery ele- ment, she recived the name o Dominick Duly, in compliment to Hie Excellency.

Oliarlotto_to—v—rii-M.arl:e_ts,~July I26.

leef, (small) lb. 6d a 8d ' Tallow, Sd it 10d )o., by quarter, Gil a 7d ' Wool, 0d a Is id o , l Homespun, yd. Ia Gd a be 30., (arlall) Stl a 'I|dI I-‘loiir. per lb. I d ilritton, per lb. ‘(I a III Oatmeal, per . Jill I a I‘ Harley, bush. 4s a 4e6d Veal, par Ib., fld a d‘, Oats, Se is (I6 loin, r lb., ‘Iii a ‘flit, Pearl Barley, per lb. 2d .:oan.li', per qtl., 12s a 15. Potatoee,bueli. 8s 9d 4s ' rlteys. he a'le!G III’ . Iafld e, I. 3.1; Currants, 4d a 8d Iliicheue each, / I0‘. Clover Seed Igge,per doaeu. 7d a mi Ilay, per loll. 90' loo’ heeee, 8d a ‘lull, Straw, is Butter, (froelr) IN a Is Id‘ Geese _ none Do., (by the tub) none‘ Gooeabemea qt . 5d I“ Lard, so a Dull New Potatoes or. ad

maéoxio 3}" N If ‘HE Sliareholdere in the above contemplated Hall, are re nested to meet on Tltureda eve-

A COMPLETE NEW

Pulling

euerally. that be has imported eat of Mac inee, for Dyeing. Falling. and _ aal. if not superior to any in the neighbouring Prov noes ; and has also obtained the services of a lrawate workman from Nova Scotia, to eaperiritead his Eetebl'uhment.

As the wcrlt will be executed equal, if not eupe- rior to that done in Nova Scotia, the prices will not he more than the Nova Scotia char ea.

Cloth will be taken in at the abecriber'e esta- blishments, viz:-Head of St. Peter's Bay, Glenfln-i lee Mills, and St. Margaret's Mills; at Mr. William. Stearns’. St. Peter's; and at George T. H Boclt-store, Charlottetown.

Other Agents will be appointed in dilferent parte of the Island, of which due notice will be given

DIXON. Glenflnlee Mills, July loth, tau.

aazerd'a

NO .

HEREAS repreeesiatioue have been made to the Central Board of Health, that in many parts of Charlottetown nuieancea are found to exist, to the anno ance of the inhabitants, and the en- ngari o the public haalth—tbis is to give notice that if al such naieencee are not removed forthwith, t ' parties will be prosecuted as the law

JOHN WILLIAMS, retary to the C. B. H Charlottetown, 25th July, IBM. All papers 8w

directs.

NATIVE LABS. THE Subscriber to inform hie friends and the public, tliot he juet received, by Schooner .Mitm Lou, out , a a va ' aeaort» merit ofAMERICAN and WES INDIA GOODS. Consisting in part of “Cases Ladies’, Gents’ and Cliildroae' KJOTS and SHOES,_of all lriada.

LOOKING GLASSES.auorted eiaae. A large assortment of FARMING IMPLE- .MEJlI'TS. consisting of Rakes. Hoee, Scythee,

Sneathe. dtc. Boxes aeaorted CONFECTIONARY, 20 Boxes CANDLES, 15 do SOAP, 8 Boxes S'I‘ARCH. FIGS, ORANGES. Currante. S icee. Lines. Whitewash Brushes, Scrubbing and 8 co do., and a great variety of other oode.

4 Hiitls. SUGAR.

10 Ilbls. CRUSHED SUGAR, I00 Bhle. CANADA FLOUR, I00 Bags YELLOW CORN,

A few Bble. CORN MEAL. All of which will be sold at the lowest flgure for Cash, or approved Credit. THOMAS W. DODD. June 17th, 1854. Isldw

becri r.

ACCINATION, at the Pairrca: Enwann rsrarraaav, Kent Street, Charlottetown,

under the inspection of Dr. Johneton,on Mondays, "'edneedaye and Saturds a. . B—Certiflca_tee o safety. or of requiring

in

future testing, will be given to each pereo

‘ vaccinated.

Poor Persona will be Vaccinated gratuitously. Charlottetown, July 8.

HE Subscriber has not o

tied a Case containing

I00 Be a TABLE SALT.

I-‘ILBERTS 8!. WALNUTS, e CHEESE, Boxee Sxl0, 10112, IOII4 GLASS, LOGWOOD and REDWOOD, 2 Cases aeaorted HARDWARE. French and Cottage BEDSTEADS. 600 CHAIRS. (all aorta and sizes BUCKETS. BROOMS, &. WOODEN BOWLS, 6 COOKING STOVES, (for coal.) latest style, 6 BOILERS. 60 gallons each,

Valuable Property for Sale.

TO BE SOLD, b Private Contract, a valuable FREEHOLD IIOPERTY, on which the owner, the Rev. C. LLOYD. now resides. is situated eight milee from Charlottetown. on the

' town Road, at Milton; and com ' I'll acres, of which one hundred are in high cultivation. and about I0 more in new paeturage, noarl ready for the plough; the rest is in green vr ' ‘here ie an excellent Residence ready for immediate occu-

tiou of a entletriau'e family. It ieae good as new, favorab y placed as regards the Farm. with a flue respect. and combining the usual requisites for com on with convenience. There is a pump well of unfail' water at the back oor.

The arm Buildings are euflicient for all pllxflfl, on a well conducted system of Agriculture, a con- tain au efl'ective Threshing Machine. The Land is chiefly fenced with Poets and Rails. and is so well circumataneod with water, as to admit of it being all need in Pasture. if desired, although the most of it is big: lying groun

o a practical Agricnlturiat, the above Property would now furnish the means of obtaining a liveli-

, as ooaoiderable aume have been expanded to make it productive, while to others, should Property in the neighbourhood of Charlottetown, increase in value, it would prove a profitable investment of money. For terme or farther particulars, apply to the owner, the Rev. C. Laoun, Milton, by cat, or on the Premieee.

Milton, July 15, I854. if

Farm for Sale.

R Sale. the Interest 999 years of a Leasehold

Farm of 11} acres of Land, eituate on the Suf- folk Road. I0 miles from Charlottetown. About 80 acres are under cultivation, and the remainder cover- ed with young wood. There is u Dwelling House and Outhoueea upon it—Ie convenient for water, a Spring being near the Premises. For further atti- culers Ippl E SUMMONS, on the place.

July lbt ,I85e. aieua

OUSE AND LAND FOR SALE.—'I'he Su- scriber ofl'ere for Sale the House and Lanb op- ‘ pceite Heath Haviland, Eaqr’e.

CEIV ‘D at t is Eetablishinent, a large proEor-

iion of the general STOCK of BRITISH M - CHAN DISE for the present Seaeon—Coneieting of— Lii 'e Viaitaa, Mnntlea. Paraaole, Silks, Saline. French Delainee, and Printed Baragee, Muelin tucked Dresses; Ribbons, a choice assortment; Silk a Fancy Bonnets; Dreee Cape in great variety; a large auortinent of Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Haber- dashery; Prints; Cottone; Muslin and Lace Window Curtains, dtc. Ar.so, Broad Clothe; Caesimeres; ' and other materials of Gent's arth R '

dies’ 61. Children's Boots and Shoes; together with a large Stock of staple GOODS. all of which will be diepoeed of on the most moderate terms, by HENRY HASZARD.

N. B.—A further supply hourly expected per “Joint,” from on o .

Charlottetown, July I9, 1854.

WILLIAM HEARD

iras IIICIIVID .

' ER SHIP “JOIIN" and “PRlNCE'I‘ON,"

direct from England. A LARGE STOCK OF SU MER GO DS

5 9:

Charlottetown, 28d June, 1854. BOOTS AND SHOES.

N addition to his Stock of American lloota rind Shoee. the Subecriber has received by B " Grace" from Liver I, 700 PAIRS ENGLIS TS, SHOES. B UCIIERS, SI.|I’PERS, &,., Consisting of Ladies Prenalla Boots. Patent Leather Slippers, do. Chanuelled, beet Leather tied Shoes, Common Slippers, Girls beet Leather Shoes, Girls and Maids Patent Leather Slippers, Infants black and coloured Leather Shoes. do. Patent Leather Slippers. Genta‘ Bluchere, lace and tied Shoes. Calf Skin Pumps and Slippers, &c., &c.. at hie usual moderate

prices. GEORGE BEER, Jun. Charlottetown, July 5th, IBM.

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Fresh Supply of real good SI-IINGLES. PER Emily/.from BA'l‘HL'RS'I‘ , 224,000 per Ariel, from do. Warranted superior quality. JAMI-‘.8 N. HARRIS. July I8, IS“.

NEW SHOP, NEW GOODS.

HE Subscriber has JUST RECEIVED ut hie New Sho , in Suaaasnnsinn, BIDIQUE, ti large Stock o BRITISH and JIMERICJIJV manufactured GOODS, all of the best quality. They conipriae in part Orleans, Coburge. Delains, ohair, Circaeaian Crepe, Gingliain Robe Dresses. Muelin and Camhriclt do. Shuwle, lltindkerchio-fa, Clothee,Couts, Vesta. and Pants, Gent's IItlntII(ti|'- chiefs and Ties. Ilnts uriil Co :4, I..iilio's (it-.nt'ii Children's Shoes, Cuiivne, Padding, black and brown Sewing 'I‘hre:id, Sewinge, Buttons, white, to Bengal, stripe and printed Cottons, Ozenburge, Iled Ticking, Cotton Warp, white, blue, green, and red Pocket and Meriioranduni Books. A rge aeaort- ment of Jewelr . Clocks, Looking Glasses, 'l‘ubs, Waeh Boards, oiling Pine, liultee, Forks, Scythe Siieatlte, Nigger Saws, Leather.Shoe Thread, Loclts, Hin ea, Screws, dto.; Shoe, Scrubbing, rind \Vliite- waa Brushes, Broorne, Butter Prints, Carpenters‘ Hamniera and Hatchete. Window Glass, Glassware,

Manilla Mata. GROCERIES:

Tea, sugar, Tobacco, Soap, Rico. Colii.-e, Bags line Salt, Pepper. Mustard, Starch, Snlsrauis. Candlee, Nutmega, Gin er, Currants, Epsom Salts, Allum. Copperae, and ot or articles too nunieroue to

mention. WILLIAM H. LANE. Sarnrnareide, Bedeque, July lath. I854.

CIUII-IID Suoan; Superior Souchon TEA. in cheats, half chests, and by retail; COI-‘ E_E, RICE, PILOT BREAD,

b Soda, Saleratue, Son

Candles, Starch, Burning Fluid, Matches, Tobacco,

Cigars, Blocking, die.

CONFECTIOJVJR Y, NUTS, CHEESE, 41'. Cotton Warp, Printed Cotions. striped and un-

bleached do., sheeting. h ‘ '

; Crackers, Vinegar, Mus. -—-

GOLD and SIL ER A'I‘CI-IES, JEWEL- C I BINKS GFDRGE HIX. RY and raucv GOODS. which will beaold at "‘ '°" - “OM” D DD May a. low prices, for Cash. Powml sue“ T O ' —- Juno 3“. W’ HEARD‘ Charlottetown, June 26. Islhw To BE LET! ./Ind poeeurion given on the lit Auguu. LONDON HOUSE, Jug-r a...,......;, P... Ngtjvg 1,... ...¢ 3.“... pm... NEW HOUSE in Grafton sum, adjoining the Great George-alreet. Boston, a choice selection of AMERICAN 3“b'¢"lb°"" sl°"- The h°“'° WI“ 5' 1°‘ I‘ 3 1-in Im 01-tauon. for 1854. GOODS, congigging of roe separate apartments, each apartment comprising E SUGAR, in h|,d.__ b.n¢|., Ind by |-a[.i|; five ood oorns. and a Cellar. Application to be 1‘

made to the Subscriber. W. B. DAWSON. June 7th. Iel dt Ad

FOR SALE. ACRES of land on Township No. 61 having it front of 20 Chains on Montague

200

River. 200 Acres on

Lot No. 8, embracing the West Point of the Island

Gent's. India Rubber Boots ‘and Shoes; India Rubber

- Coats, Oil Suite. Cotton-wick. Lamp-wiclts, Fluid Lampe, Glare Lanterns, CHAIRS with cone seatei'l°W|| Ind and wood do., in great variety of pattern; Axee,|

Scythee, Sneathe, Hay-rakes, Hay-forks, Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Garden do.

Also-

An assortment of Currier'e TOOLS; Pails. Tube in nests or single, Clothoe-pine, Brooms, Brualioe, &c. Orr HAND, American and Island Manufactured

SOLE LEATHER. Neata Leather. Call‘-eltiue and Harness Lentlier, Red, \Vhite and Plum colour- ed Roaiie, Shoe thread, Zinc, and Iron Sparrowglee.

WI 0 .

LLIAM B. DAWS Charlottetown, June 29th, I854. Timothy and Flax Seed. HE highest price w be paid for TIMOTHY

I00 Acres on Towneltip No. 60. 1 Pasture Lot No. I88 in the Royalty of George-

Town Lot No. 95 in the «Rb hundred of Lots in Charlottetown. Applyto WILLIAM FORGAN. Feb. 7th. 1864.

FOR SALE.

HAT valuable plot of GROUND at the head of Prince Street, formerly the site of the in el, fronting 100 feet on Euaton Street, and 104 pper Prince Street. It is one ofthe most deair- lable situations in the suburbs for a gentleman's reai-

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b ild' Lots. For Terms &c. apply to , “ ms ' w. H. P0 E . June 8.

‘ ill 1 and I'LAX SEED, during the present year. -' George 'I‘ Haszard‘a Book Store.

CHAMPAGNE. V HIRTY CASES of prime CHAMPAGNE. just received er: “ Peeping Tom," from Liver-

pool. . Also. a quantity of OJIKUM. Pitch and Coal 'I'ar, Kege of White and coloured pnints, Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil,

For sale by CHARLES STEWART. June 1, I854. If

Per “ Grace,” 1,000,000 Percussion Cape, For sale ciieap, wholesale, W. R. WATSON.

July 12, I854.

Grand Division. TIIE next Quarterly Seeeion of the Grand Division S. of T. of this Island, will be held in the 'l‘em- perance Ilnll, Bcdeque, on Monday, the slat July

inet., commencing at 4 p. in.

By Order I’. DESBRISAY, G. 8.

RS

A

Farm for Sale or to Let. l HE Suhacriber oflers for Sale or to Let, by Pri- I vate Contract, that vuluablo Leaeehold Faun {known by the name of the Red IIoure,eituated in [the thriving Settlement of Bay Fortune.'l‘ownship No. 58: it contains 351} acres of Land, about 60 acres of which are our ; there isn good iring of writer on it. about 50 yards from the road Term of Leuse (unex ired) 362 years; rent ubout Sld per acre, parto the purchase money may remain on Security on the Farm; immediate possession given. For further particulars, apply to N J. I’. FERLIZZICK. Cliarlottetnwn, Match lli, I85-I.

LAND FOR SALE.

‘IVE Hundred acres of LJIND, with a Marsh attached. which cute annually Forty ions oflley,

situate on Township No. 28. head of the Hillebo- rou li ‘var. or terme apply to SAMUEL NELSON. Charlottetown, Nov. 24th, 1853.

OR SALE—Gnova:it Ienarrn. situated in Richmond Ilay, about one-fourth of a mile from Princetown.

'I‘hie Island contains about 80 acres, and as a fish- ing station is unequalled in this Ielnnd.——ltnving n auflicient depth of water on one aide for vgssels of large liurtlten, and being entirelyfree from drift mind.

July Iltli, I85-t. F0 ALE. NEW Curding Machines, Machine Cards. Combs, Cririik Plates. Wool Piclters. die, and patents Power Grenuil Machines. All orders unctuiilly attended to. Address Jo l'| Morris 6; Son. Sacltville, County of Weatinnreland, New Brunswick, or Mr. David Stevrnrt, Charlottetown.

CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY VIVHE SUBSCRIBER intendin in a few weelts to

remove out of this Island. o are to sell at mode- rnta rates. the following freehold property's, vlr.:—

amiill Farm at Seven ile Ba Lot 27. Art in- cluaed Farm of 50 Acres, with a House, with or without the Saw i an the water privileges (formerly Maxiielde Mill) Lot 25 Land on the seine Lot, near McMurdiea. 300 acres on Lot No. 8, -till) acree at lb Point. and fourteen 'I‘own Lola at Sominoreide, also a [0 acre Wood Lot at some place. also the Leaeehold of the Farm. House and Stores at Indian River, forinarly occupied by Mr. P. Power. Should the ' remain unsold untill Tuesday

gin the tor}. of. a net next at 8 o'clock in ason “"" "“" ‘”"" " Ha I, (MeDeaald'e uildii s) to rrialte arrangemeute LAW OOKS. fir the erection of tlie Bail ing. HI'l'I‘Y on l’leading,Chiiiy on Contracts; Blunt’a By order, Commercial Digest and Shipmaeter'e Aeaistan J. W. MORRISON. English omuiuaI.aw Reports. for ealeat Gae.'I'. Ilia. leereiary litmus‘: Ieea Itera.

month, they will be ofl'ered at Auction at Summer- eide, notice of which will be given in Han '

. THEIIBIE. Charlattetowa. Jely an. tau.

. Also 82 acres or -

An indisputable 'I‘itlr-. will be given; and for liirihi-r pnrticulttrs, apply to \VM. I"ortG.aN, I'leq., Char- tteiown. April 22, I854. Thirty Lots of Land for Sale. HERE will be ollered in June next, for sale by Siibecriher, at Sutrimerside, about 30

(Iiew. if)

the building lots, part of which is within it w hundred feet the Wharf at that place, and ‘others, within

froui I5 to 20 Chains, part of winch are WIIIOI’ Lois. _'I‘erme made easy, and further notice of sale

to be given, J. WEATHERBY, May, l2th 1854.

TO BE LET. 'I‘HA'l‘ desirable and pleasantly eitua- ted HOUSE and Preniieea, adjoining the Teiriperance Hall. 'I‘hc House would be titted up as might be agreed ‘he Subscriber would sell his interest in the

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For partioulara enquire of Mr. Glenn: 'I‘. Has- ii.

aart JOIIN RIDER. , Jaaa I1th.lIM.

AUCTIONS.

Just Arrived. TEA, SUGAR, MOLASSEI, die. BY JAMES MORRIS. T0 be ecldb Auction on Mount non, 8Ii_ril

at 11 o'c och, on the Qua’. figt‘—pt arrived. per ner Elieabeui... Cheete Tea. )0 half beets do. 10 Hhde. bright Sugar prime article, . I0 Puncheoua Choice lleavy retailing Melanee,

I5 Bones Soap (superior quality) 20 Boxes Tobacco Pipes, _ 100 Suite Oil Clothes. I0 Bbla. , (5 doz. half- int Tumblers, 8 Packages ottle Corks, Git-.., &c., drc. arms liberal ' Charlottetown, July 26th, 1854.

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PERR.Y’S

For Reetoa-in Preserving and Beanti g the Hair.

THIS elegant preparation is an efl'ectaal remedy for Baldness, or falling oil‘ of the Hair It prevente and completely eradicates Scarf and Daadruf, strengthens the Roots of the hair ; causes it to w laxuriani|y;givee its rich, dark, soft and gooey appearance, and prevents it turning gray. e Hun- arian Baliu ie a purely etahle compound, scien- tifically and chemically cotri iued, and is warranted to contain none of those deleterioua ingredients which prove so injurious to the hair. It acts directly upon the skin, cleansing and purifying it fromal unhealthy secretione,thereby removing and preventing the accumulation of ecurf, dandrutf and other impart- ties. which so frequently cause premature decay a loss of the air.

The Hungarian Balm is especially adapted to ladies‘ use; and those who have tried the various oleaginoue mixtures, with no benefit, will at once discover the agreeable and beneficial efl'ecia produced by this pure and delicate preparation. Instead of matting and tangliug the hair, (whichia more or ' of combing, ) it leaves

lees pulled out in the process

I it free and clean ; promotes a natural moisture, and

inparte a beautiful dark and glossy ap ranco. ry it at once and u willbe convinced o its eupe- riority over all other compounds for the hair. Much more might. be said in favor of this inesti-