HASZARD'S GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 23.

VABIETIES.

Tea: Brats in SA-II.-I-).lIlIA.—'I‘IIe Geneva

' correspondent of the London Clirisfuin

Times, in a letter to that paper, says:-— "Wishing to profit by the permission granted by the Sardinian Government with respect to admission of Bibles, the Bible Society of Geneva lately sent to Chambery two of its colporteurs, and such was the demand for the sacred volume, that in the space of a fortnight, in the two towns of Chambery and Antiecy, I500 copies of the Scriptures were sold by the colporteurs of the Bible society, and at the depot which Mr. Graydon, agent of ‘the British and Foreign Bible Society, es- tablished at the house of the editor of the Gleaner. Of these 1500 copies, about I000 were Bibles, and 500 Testaments- all of the French version of Saey.”

A LOCOIOTIVI was lately run, for the first time, five miles on the Egyptian rail- road, much to the astonishment of the Bedouins, who galloped alongside on their fleet horses for some time, until they found they had no chance of keeping pace with the locomotive.

Tris: following anecdote, illustrative of railroad facility, is very pointed. A trav- eller inquired the distance to a certain

int. “ Dat ’pends on circumstance,” replied the darltey. “ If you gwine afoot, it ‘ll take you about a day; ifyou gwine in the stage or de homnibus, you make it in half a day; but you get in one of dose smoke wagins, you be almost‘ dar now ! "

Paascavmc Eacs.—M. Appert’s me- thod of preserving eggs is to put them in a jar with bran, to prevent their braking; cork and hermetically seal the jar; put into a vessel of water, heated to 200 de- grees Fahrenheit, or 12 degrees below boiling. The vessel with water being taken from the fire, the water must cool till the finger may be borne in it; remove the jar. The eggs may then be taken out, and will keep for six months.

The BIIST Msotcirse.-—Good, whole- some food and temperance, with pure, cold water to drink and bathe in, with fresh air, plenty of exercise, and a clear conscience, are said to do more to restore or preserve health, and prolong life, than all the doctors and medicine in the uni- verse.

Hess urn Eaas.—The lllaine Farmer says a young hen will lay the first year about I50 eggs, the second I20, the third 100,-diminisliing every year as she grows older; and she should “ go to pot” after the fourth. ‘

Bus-r Foon I-‘OB. Fowr.s.—By exper- iments lately made on a farm at Neufcha- tel, in Switzerland, it has been proved that fowls to which a portion of chalk is given with their food lay eggs the shells of which are remarkable for their white- ness. Some hens, fed upon barley, would not lay well, and tore off each other's feat- hers. -The barley was then mixed with some feathers chopped up, which the hens ate and digested freely. By adding milk to their food, they began to lay, and cea- sed plucking each other’s feathers. Never give poultry or birds salt, or salt food; it is poisonous to them.

Ctratotrs sl:N'I'l:NCl:.—TIIe following verse contains every letter in the English alphabet except“ E.” It is a question whether any other English rhyme can be produced (in print) without the letter“

" -E,” which is a letter employed more than

any other. By inserting the word vex instead of tax, in the second line, the verse

. would contain all the letters of the alpha-

lolrlraanwasee

MI A Regal swaliri rryay rack his ‘brain, I ’ ' t, To tibia i.s‘vailri, fiiiieiia. Illllftllul plain That what I did was right.

A COIPARIIOIC.-'-A preacher, who had once been a printer, observed in one of his sermons, that “ youth might be cam- pared to a comma, manhood to a semico- lon, old uge’to a colon, to which death puts a period. ’

A sucas:-r is like silence-you cannot talk about it and keep it; it is like mon- ey—when once you know there is any concealed it is half discovered. “My dear Murphy,” said an Irishman to his friend ‘why did you betray the secret that I told you ?" ‘‘Is it betraying you call it? ‘Sure, when I found I wasn’t able to keep it myself, did’t I do well to tell it to some- body that could ?”

Warren, by an attorney, a clerk to en- gross people’a attentions.

Auair in Burlington advertises, “heme and cigars, smoked and unsmolted, for sail.”

. “Dantiv,I wantloaslt you a question." "Well what is it sort?" “Why is Smith’s like a counterfeit shilling?” ’%I“Iou’t ‘know, sop’; wh h ho 'll‘IM

cant pass it said t e y. be rried off on a shutter. Situhins, we hays not chairs .1! ‘.1 ‘_ "’ "'°"""r...’.i.....r. « "i{!.',.'l".‘r but a little too much

FARM FOR SALE. I 0 he sold by private sale, the Leasehold for ears, containi 80} acres of Lead, with boat 40 acres are clear.

Charlottetown. on the Tryon Road, and known as the SUN IJVJV, for the last I8 years. Ilulf the

urchase money can remain on the Premises. further particulars apply to Mrs. Wtnocsiv on the Premises, or to Hlrvav Pausuu, Esq., Charlotte-

wn. Lot 81, West River, June 27,1858

House In Kent Street.

HE subscriber offers for sale, or to let, the_ dwell- ing House in Kent t, adjoining his own residence. It contains a I a Store. and good frost- proof Cellar, and six good Rooms. are is also a Stable for eight Horses, and new Welllof Water in the and. It will be let altogether or in two ‘arts. On 200 being paid down, the remainder could to on

mortage for four or five years.

JOHN BREEN.

June lsth I858.

FOR SALE.

HAT valuable plot of GROUND at the head of Prince Street, formerly the site of the Baptist Cha l, fronting I00 feet on Huston Street, and 10-1 on pper Prince Street. It is one of the most desir- able situations in the suburbs for a geiitleriian’ii resi- dence, or is capable of being divided into three good building Lots. For Terms, &c. apply to W. H. POPE.

June 8. ‘

Farm for Sale. HE Subscriber ofl'ers for sale his I".1R.M, con sistiug of H0 acres, 90 acres Freehold, and 20 acres Leased, at One Shilling per acre. There is about 40 acres cleared, and in a high state of

flourishing settlement of Searltown, about 2; miles lrotn IIooper‘s Corner, and about I} miles from the South Shore, where abundance oi'Sca Manure iniiy be had. For psrticulars_appl to Tl-IOIIAI Donn, Charlottetown, or the Subscriber on the premises.

JOHN TODD. Searltovrn, 2d Oct, I858. Ift

Valuable Farm for Sale. HAT valuable leasehold FARM at Long Creek, for 999 years, formerly in the possession of Jesus Mcbnon, now owned h the Subscriber. There are on the reniises it got House and Burn, the house partly nished; two wells and plenty of poles; also a Marsh which cuts 30 tons of Iliiy. One thousand poles will run the line fence, as the farm is almost surrounded by water. 'I‘liere is abundance of Mussel and black marsh Mud in front of the Farm. Sacha Farm is very seldom in the market. For particulars apply to Mr. JAMIIS CAIRNS, Globe Ilotel, Charlottetown, or to JOHN

GARVIE, Bonshavv Inn. Terms Moderate.

Oct. 8, I853.

o e sold, BY PRIVATE SALE. the following VALUABLF. REAL ES'l‘A'I‘E of the late Ilon. Colonel A. LANI, situate in Charlottetown, and its vicinity, viz:

TOIVN DOTS Nos. 57,58, 59, 60 and 6|, in the Fourth Hundred of Lots in Charlottetown containing nea y two Acres of Land, fronting on ltocliford Square, tastefully laid out with ornamental, fruit trees, ud Garden; it contains also the Family Resi- dence, out houses of the deceased, of the mos coni- modious description.

Towiv Lo'rs Nos. 3, 4, 5 and 6, in the Third Hundred of Lots in Carlilottetown aforesaid, and One-twentieth art ol"l‘own Lots Nos 67, 68 and 69, in the Second Iiundred of Lots in Charlottetown, ad- joining the ropcrty of Daniel Ilodson, Esq. , in lots to suit pure users.

Town I.o'rs Nos. 3, 4, and 5, in the Fifth hundred of Lots in Charlottetown, aforesaid, in lots to suit purchasers.

Town Lo'r No. 64. in the Fourth hundred of Lots in Charlottetown, adjoining the residence of the Cliie Justice.

Coauaors Lo-rs. I2 and IS, in the Common of, and in close proximity to Charlottetown. containing Twenty-four Acres, in lots to suit purchasers.

art of Common Lot No. IS, in the Common of Charlottetown, and which forms the Western side of the approach from 'I‘ovrn to Government Ilouse, in lots to suit purchasers.

PAITUIII Lot No. 554, in the Royalty of Char- lottetown, containing Twelve Acres.

At.so—PEW No. 31, in the South Aisle of St. Panl’s Church, Charlottetown.

For further particulars, apply to W. Fortcltfla Esq. Barrister at avv. Charlottetown; at Pictou. to J. HAMILTON Latvu, the Acting Executor of’, and one of the Trustees named in the Will of the late Colonel A. Lane.

Charlottetown, 26th October, 1853.

Cottage to Let. 0 LET. the Cottage immediately above Apo- thecaries‘ Hall, fronting on Queen Street. Im- rnediate possession given.

Also, the Store and Counting Ilouse atljoning Apothecaries' Hall, Cellar underneath, and Ware Room attached. Rent rn arate.

TIIEOPHILUS DESBRISAY.

October 12th, I858.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale. HE Subscriber offers for SALE his WIIARF and several BUILDING LOTS adjoining, at Foot Qouurr Strauss-. Persons desirous of par chasing, will please make early application to THO TREMAIN.

Charlottetown. June 28, I858.

0 LET for such a Term of years as may be agreed iipoa, the Farm known as Sherwood situate seven miles from Charlottetown at Dog River, Township No. 5| containing. I50 acres of excellent and, upon which are erected a Stone Cotta a suit- able for a genteel family, and conimodious out ouses. ussssaion can be iven once. Apply to . HAMILTON LANE, Esq. Charlottetown, 29th Sept. 1858.

For Sale or Lease, UR DESIRABLE BUILDING DOTS, at the Perry, on Lfot 48, sndlau El.I|GIIl.l Fauas on th t to h' rticu are a to, a was ip. or pa oslpflpgy

ALL, Nov.IdlB5I. riflllm A_ to be I. t

Shag e FBONHNG ou ueea’s Square and near the

Depot of the Royal Agricultural Society. It has a small odes adjorni , and a commodious cellar beneath, and is a desire is stand for business. Eu- quirs at this oflce.

For Sale, or to Let.

THAT pleasantly situated COTTAGE

about one mile from Charlottetown-

w'li the Outbuildings, and

about six acres of land. For particulars

apply to the Subscriber. JOHN S. BREMNER.

Charlottetown. Oet. a, less.

House to Let. ‘ID LET. that well known HOUSE and PREMISES. situate is Pewml Street. known as Ins. Ween's Isurdiiig ' vsa ‘I Nevernbyr

r

r 93”‘ vii II M I W. 0' O. 7.,‘ I0 sou. ' ' " dIlv.riasuois.

Glasgow and Manchester _House!

7 ‘HE Subscriber Iiss JUST R E CE I V E D his

SUMMER SUPPLY of JVEII’ and FASHIONABLE GOODS, Per Brig .dffiooorl, direct frorti London.

DAVID VVILSON.

Richmond Street, 11th June, I853

NEW GOODS. HE Subscriber has received, per Brig ./Iffwood. from LONDON , and other |'tlCt'I1I arrivals, the allowing Got IDS, which are offered cheap for Cash. Bales 81.. Cases Dry (iuodu. 50 Chests Choice 'l'ess. Canvass, Cordge, Oakuin. Chain Cables Q inch to 1-Bths, Anchors and Kedges. Cut and \Vrought Nails, Spikes, Round and flat Iron, Window Glass, Paints and Oil, London and Liverpool Soap, London waxed-wick Candles, Barrels Choice Sugar, Hds. Molases, die. die. LONGWORTII & YATES. Water Street, Charlottetown, June I7tli, I853.

. OATS. III’. Subscriber hriving been for several ears employed in building Ship, Fisliiiig, riiid ‘lun- sure IIUATS of all kinds, begs leave to return tliiinks for the generous support he tas hitherto I.‘\|i('I'ltlllCt!II in that litre, and to notify his friends and the iulilit: at large, that he is riiiiking epariitioris for it larger and more extended business, and that, for the purpiisir of aecorurriodating poisons who may favor him with Orders, the following geiitlurrren have kindly consent- ed to act as his Agciits:——- Captain )la'r'ittr'.wsoar, ofthe Steamer ‘Rose.’ Mr. (E. 'I‘. IIASZARD, Charlottetown. Captain IIUDBARI), Tigiiisli. Mr. \VM. M'l-'.wr-:N. Innkeeper, Surnmerrride. NICHOLAI CONIHIY, Ii ., Kildnre. Boats of any description, diirieriaioris or build (wire- ther Clinker or Carvel) , delivered in Cliarlottetirwri, or elsewhere, with protiiptitudi-L \Vorluiiiiiisliip and riiiiterials wrirrurited oftlie best descriptioii. Produce or cattle will be taken iii priymeut, ifdi-sired. CIIAll.I.l:'.S .’\I'QL'AlIRIE.

I? A handy LAD, of about It or I5 years of age. may find employment by application as aliove.

Saint John Sale Stables.

A. Cll.\I.\IIN(l, Veterinary Surgeon, begs to I e iritirntite to pilrties Iirivirig IIOIISES to dis- pose of, that he is about to 0[lt‘ll as it Sale StribIe,t_liose premises next the Catholic Chapel,‘ head of King's Square, St. John; it-here llorscs _wtll be kept at liv- ery, and bouvvlit or sold on coiiiiriission.

'I‘lrere heirig no \vr-.ll-uridr.-rstoud place in St. Joli! yigliero tlhiise flt|lI‘IIiL;" rllgrse-s,h IIIIMI tl:isaAtv(rr‘rrl‘:'rrg orries, ‘IIOW W icri-. to in one or ier . . . ,. it lets liimselftlrat :i Iloniis: IIAZAAII, ‘or Sale Stable properly conducted, may _in sortie measure supply It wont often felt by the public; while from the know- ledge ofliorses derived from his profession, he iiiriy be able at times to give useful advice both to seller and

purcliziser.

N. ll.-—'I‘wo or three good young Ilarne.-is Ilorses wanted; and a srnorvu HEAVY PAIR, full mouthed for sliipyrird wo .

Saint John, '..’6th April, I853.

NOTICE. ALI. persons lienvirig legal demands against the Iistiite of the late Ilavid Murray, SPIL, of lludi-quit, Lot 2."), I"ni'iiii-r, are requested to furrii.-rli their Accounts for Sl.'IIleIIlt'IIl; IIIILI all persons indebt- ed to the said Estate are requested to make irmiiediute payment to I’llII.II‘ IlAl{l’.R, III'(IlI MON'I‘(Itll\II-‘.Y, Bedeque November, 2d, I853. 83 3tvc

I g Executors.

VETERINARY PRACTICE, Under the Prrtramrzre of Ilia E.rtellrrrrcy Sir ALEXANDER IIANNIZRMAN, lt'nr'r:Iil.

I".li)R(iI". LORI), begs leave respectfully to inti-

unite to his friends and the p "c in goiter’ ,

that he has resumed his practice in the VIE'f‘Ii2II.I!IAItY

Luvs: under the patronage of His Excellency Sir ALIX’AIIII|'. IIIIANNEIIMAN, Knight.

After it successful practice of 27 yt-nrs—I-I in Eng- land and I3 in America—in the course of which he has been directly instrumental, through his skill, in saving, r their owners, the lives of run ' valuable IIo|1s|;slunyIl,Co\\'s; Ill? hopes that, rnhnow suil)icitirig a reriewa o UIILIC Ariiorvarzic, a may e per- mitted to say that he considers himself to be as well qualified to prescribe ltlizorcrartts and preform Oi-ir:it.a1'iorss in the capacity ofa IIORuIr'. and Cow Dacron, as ariy individual who has ever practised in that line in this Colon ‘ and II!‘ tliorefure, pri.-satires that he may confident y,look furivurd to a renewal of that patronage which lie formerly enjoyed in this Is- land.

ltusiourvcr.—Next door to the Victoria Ilotel, Water Street, Cliarlottatown.

lIa:r:itI:tsc:.—l\lessrs. llcsllrisriy & Co. Apothe- cariea‘ llall. At the Depot ofthe Royal Agricultu- ral Society. '

Juna l3th. I853.

The subjoirrrd is rt copy of the Certificate which Mr. Lord has received from His Excellency.

Gnoitcs: Lotto, has attended, and prescribed for some of n C e at Government Ilouse I-‘arm, he has done so successfully, and I shall readily employ him again. A. IIANIIIZRMAII, Lt. Governor.

BELLS! BELL! BELLS!

HE Subscribers manufacture and keep constantly

on hand. all sizes of Church, Factory, Steam-

boat, Ferry, Locoinotive, School Ilouse and Planta- tion Bells. with the but description of Hangings.

These Bells are triads frorri the but stoc . and the small sizes undergo e same process in manufactur- ing as Church Bells An experience ofthirt years, with a great man recent improvements, an an en- tirely new metho of casting. enables us to obtain the most melodious tone, combining also, in extraordinary vibration.

Nearly 9,000 Ilells have been cast and sold frorri this Fouadr which is the best evidence of their su- periority. we have fifleen Gold and Silver medals at our oliice,which were awarded for the " best Bells for sonorous tau and purity of tons.” We pay parti- culsr attent' in to the getting up Peale or Chimes, and can refer to those furnished by us. Our esiablislmient is contiguous to the Erie and Champlain Canals, and Railroads running in every direction, which brings us within four hours of New York. Cash paid for old Copper. Old Clocks, Levels, Conrpasses, Transits, Theodolites, &e., for sale, of superior workmanship. All communications, either by mall or otherwise will have immediate attention.

A, .\lF.NF.ELY’S SONS

West Tro , N. Y., March, I858.

O era will be received and information gi- ven as to prices, at Geo. '1‘. IIaszard’s Book and Sta- tionery Stors. I0rn

OTIOB. HE Tenants on Townships Numbers Sixteen and 'I'werity-two, in this Island, the property of The It' ht Honourable, Laurence Sulivsn, are hsreb re- 'F . . 3' quired to rrulte immediate payment of all arrears of rent due I) them, otherwise yrroceedingu will be insti- tuted for recovery thereo . - WILLIAM FORGAN. Iith April, I858.

BRITISH and FOREIGN

NEW MATERIALS ron .r.Antir.s’

In order to compete with other Houses, W.

3|st December last, will make immediate payment. June 25, I853.

BONS, PARASOLS, BONNETS, MILLINERY, &C.,

A large selection of Broad Clorlis, Doesliiris, Cassimeres, ’l‘weeds, Waist-coatings, Comm gm] LINEN GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Boot: and Shoes, and every article in the Funiislring Dqicrtment.

NOVELTIES FOR THE SUMMER.

WILLIAM HEARD,

l3EGS to announce the arrival r Auwood, from England, of a large assortment of ANUFACTURES, from the first Houses in the '1nq¢_

W. II. liavirig personally selected this Stock, would call especial attention to a variety of

DRESSES, SILKS, SHAWLS, R13- C.

II. begs to inform his Friends that in future his busi-

IE‘ tress will be conilur-tr.-don the 0.»! SH principle, rind requests those whose accounts were furnished to the

Health. ‘tori iimsiiiiiing ;

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HOLLOW."..Y’S PILL. EXTHAOIIIIINARY CUHF. OF LOSS OF HEALTH! Dtsouutimau u'i‘tiMaCll, INDIGILSTIUN AND

DICTERMINATION OF BLOOD TOTIIIII HEAD. Copy ofa Letter from Jlfr. John L103/I1‘. 13/ E114‘ urn, near Hrirlrrh, .M¢riom:flishu'e.

'I‘o Professor IIOLI.t)\\'AY, _ _ Sin,-—-I avail my xii-lfoftlie first opportunity ofth- foriiiirig you,tliat,for a very long pL'rIUtl.l W3~"_"llll‘_3""l with it daiigerous gllltllllcsl and frequent siviiiiiiiirigs in the head, attended by loss of appetite, (lisorderi-il storriucli.nnd generally impaired lu~;ilili. Invery riie.'iu.~ had failed to give uia any pi.-rriraiierit relief, and in length it liecnriie so zilnrruirig. that I was really afraid of going about w" rout uii utleiidairit. In this melan- cliuly' condition, I waited personally upon r\Ir.Ilugl|l_‘!‘r Clierriist, llurlech, for the piirposo of consulting IIIIII as to tvliait I turd better do; he kindly ret‘UiiilH0n<lP<l your I'ills, I tried them without delay, and alter tri- king therii for a short time I am happy to heat‘ will mony to their worirli-,rI'ul cflicricy. I am now restored to perfect health, I.lII(I eriuhled to resume my usual duties. You are at liberty to pulilisli this letter in airy way you may think proper. I am, Sir. your obedient Servant‘ (SI;.'IlL't.I) JOIIN LLOYD.

June 6th, 1:452. I‘ it .

MIRACULOUS CIYRE OII‘ DROPSY. E1,-lrrrrf n_/‘yr L¢'lr'tr‘/I01)! Itlrlirirrd Rair-Icy, Esq., 0/

lmliu IVuIIr, Trilirrgo, rlrrlrd flpril 81/i. I552. ’I‘o I’rol’t-ssor IIOI.I.t\WAY,

Dean Stit—I deem it a duty I owe to you and the public :it large to infurrri you ofa most miraculous re- cove friiiii that dreadful disease, Drtorsv, and tvliicli, under God, tins effected by your invaluable I‘ills. I was tapped five times within eight months, IIINI skilfullyitreiited by two medical practitioners,bui could not get C|II‘I.‘ uri‘ I ad recourscto your rc- rnedy, and uottvithstrrrrdirtg all I had uirrlo-r_tzorrc. lliis riiiraculous rricdicirie cured me in t.'4't‘u"~te of ' weeks. (Sigimd) ED“/AIID IlUit‘l.l-JY.

A DANGEROUS LIVER COMPLAINT AND RPASIII IN THE STOMACII EI"FI".C'I'I»'AI.LY CI.'HEI)r Copy of rt Lcllcr _/rmri Jllr. Baslocli‘, Druggiif, of Jlslilon umlr:r' Lyric, dated July 91, I852.

'I‘o I’rol'essor IIOLLOWAY, DEAR Stn—I have much pleasure in liiintling to

pi.-min iii tliis rieiglibourlrond, with uiiorii I am well ricquriinled, was iifli-cti-d for it long time with violi-iit spaisriiodic pains in the r~‘ItlIIlII(‘.lI and liver,urisitig from frequent colds, smells of pnirit, and tire effects ofii stooping position, which he was obliged to assume in his liusiriess. Tlie spasms were of an alrirtiiirig clin- riicler, rind frequently left him in it weak and debilita- ted condition. At length he heard of the salutary ef- fects of your iiivaliizibla I'ills, and was induced to give tlieiii n lI'I.'II. ' ‘he first dose gave IIIIII coiisideralile relief, and by following them up in aecortltince with your directions, they have acted so wonderfully in cleansing the liver rind stou‘lacli,niid strengtlieriirig the digestive organs, that he Iias been restored to the enjoyment of good health. I reriiain, lIt.'lIl' Sir, yours faithfully, (Signed) IVILLIAM BOSFOCK. INFALLIBLE CURE O!‘ A STOMACH COM- PLAINT, WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT I*IEAD'ACI‘*II'I5. Ertractqf a Letter from S, Gown, Clicmiif, of Clifton, .7\‘ear Bristol, dated July I-lfh, I852.

'I‘o Professor Iloi.t.owi\v,

can Siit—l arri requested by a Lady named Tliomas,just arrived frorri the VVest Indies, to ac- quaint you, tliat,for ti period of eight years liersclfurid farrril stiflercd frorii continual bsd heallli,arising from

ppetitc,violeiit Ilead-aches, pains in the s e

ed the most erninent irieri in the colon but without any beneficial result; at last, she had recourse to your invaluable I’ills, which in it very short time effected so great a change for the better, that site continued them, and the whole fiiniily were restored to health and strength. Further she desires me to say, that she has witnessed their extrrrortlinary virtues in those com laints incidental to children, particularl in cases of ll easlcs and Scarlutinu, havuig effecleif positive cares of these diseases with no other remedy. (Signed) S. GOWEN. Dress celebrated Pills are wonderfully rflicaciour in lliefellowrng rornpluinls. Ague Asthma D seritery llilious Com laints Erysipelss Illolchett on the skin Female irregulari-