. GAZETTE. ‘ nnemsnittit 10. I I

U8.

Coititsiuctst. Vance or I‘IONI:8‘l'Y.——An old trader among the Northern Indians, who had sortie years ago establislted hitti- self on the Wisueva, tells a good story, with a tnoral worth reeollecting, ahoitt the first trials of trading with his red custo- tpers. The Indians, who etidently watt- ted goods. and had botlt money (which they called shuns tilt) and furs, flocked about his store, tintl examined his goods, but‘ for some time bought nothing. Fi- nally, their chief, with a large body of his followers, visited him and accosted him with, ‘How do, Tltomas, show me goods, I take four yard calico, three coon- skins for yard, pay you bv,m-by-—-to-tnor- row.” received his goods and left. Next day he returned with his whole hand, his blankets stuffed with coon skins. “ Ant- erican man, I pay now,” with this he be- gan counting out the skins, until he had handed him over twelve. Then after it tnoment’s pause, he offered the trader one more, remarking as he did it,—“'l'hat’s it,” "I handed itback,” said the trader, “telling him he owed me but twelve, and I would not cheat him.” We continued to pass it back and- forth, each one asser- ting that it belonged to tire other. At last he appeared to be satisfied, gave me a scrutinizing look placed the skin in the folds of his blanket, stepped to the door and gave a yell, and cried in a loud voice: “Come come. and trade with the pale face, he no cheat Indian ; his heart big.” He then turned to me nitd said: " You take that skin, I tell Indian no trade with you—-drive you off like it dog--—but now you Indian’s friend, and we yours.” Be- fore sundown Iwas waist deep in furs, and loaded down with cash. So I lost

Farm to be Let.

HE subscriber ofirs to let for arts or triers years

as may be it eed on. A farm at Surntttcrside Lot I‘! of about 60 acres of cultivated land all of which is under fence, it fronts tan chains on the Iledeqoa ll.-ty within about I-‘iltssn chains of Green's Wharf, On the front abundance of seaweed may lied, and on the farm any quantity of Black ntud may be procured. A large llitrn, Dwalliiig House and out-houses are on the premises, the rent tnay be [paid in produce or in cash at the option oftlto Leno. I not let soon it will be otherwise disposed of. Application intty he made to Mr. P. Power Suntinarsidtt 0|’ I0 Ill!

subscriber. J. WEATHERBE. Charlottetown, Nov. 9. I858. A steady suher man with a fair knowledge offer- ming wanted. with or without a wife. I W

Premises to be Let. III-I subscriber offers to let a shop, dwelling house and wurithousa in one building, 60 by as & 22 feet on the ground. with art excellent frost poof: eller, it is directly opposite the residence of Mr. hleliwstt. at Suittiuarside, Bedeque. and within it few yards of the public wltarfat which the Iledequit and Shcdiac packet arrive and depart front.

"It Near the saute svliarfu convenient dwelling house with a garden attached and a pump ofgood water at the door. 'I‘his house has a frost proof cellar and has on the first door 2 Kitchens and 3 rooms. and 4 rooms on the second. also.Ia warehouse. stable. 8tc., ./I so,

A dwelling house with three roonts on the first and two on the second floor, with a frost proof cellar, also it garden attaehed, part of the above buildings are new and the rentitindsr nearly so and in good order, all of these preniist-s are pleasantly situated in that little and fast growing town Suutrnarsids. furt r ittforrtttttion rrtay be had on applying to hit. I’. Power

on the premises or to J. VVEATIII-IRBF. Charlottetown, Nov. 10th, I853.

To be , Y PRIVATE SALE. the following VALUABLE RI-‘.Al.I‘IS'I‘A'l‘E of the late Ilon. Colonel A

LA Nu. situate in Charlottetown. and its vlcitiity. viz: 'IU\'VN I.U'l'S Nos. 57,58. 59, 60 and til, in the Fourth Hundred of Lots ‘in Charlottetown containing nearly two Acres of Latid. fronting on Itocliford ‘ ly laid out with ornatiieiitnl, fruit trees, iittd Gttrdott; it contains also the Family Resi- dence, our houses of that deceased. of the tttos corri-

iiiitdious description. 'I‘owiu Lora Nos. 3. 4. 5 and 6, in the Third llnndrsd of Lots in Carltlott-crown aforesaid. and

nothing by triy ltonesty.——IVeslern pa- per.

DOING wttar I Lin: wirit ll’ OWN.- Crossing Hampslead-lteatlt. Erskine saw it rttffianly driver must utttticrcifully [)lIlll- rtielling a miserably biirebotted piickhorsi.-, and on retnonstratiitv with him received this answer——" Why::il’s my own; riiityti’t I use it as I please?” As the fellow spoke he discltarged it fresh shower of blows on the raw back of the beast. Ers- kine, ntuclt irritated by this brutality, laid two or three sharp blows of his walking- stick over the shoulders of the cowardly offettder, who, crouching aitd grutitbltng, aeked hitn what business he had to touclt him with his stick? “ Why ” replied Erskine, “ My stick is my owin; inayn't I use it as I please ?"—CampbelI’s Life of the Lord Chancellor.

Tin: Atiriioit or “SWEIt!'I' IIo.\tt»:.”_ The life of J. Howard Payne tlte author “.S.weet Home,” was one of’ reinarkaltli: vicissitudes. _“ Of an evening," says one wlio knew htm.“‘w.e would walk along Ll'l'fl’-rfiIll;:6'Iv8(,3 I‘())0lIIl:ig IlI(l)0 the. llgllltifll par-

nsse . nce iii a w re we ;Vl;'t‘;llIt‘lms'::it':‘ ’80lIltt3’ fairttirlyl circle so :lappy, g so can I u at.-rou ttat we Wouldolioth stop, and then paslii, silently on. - ti sticlt occasions he would give me a history of his wanderings, his trials, and all the cares incident to his sensitive ita- lure. and poverty. “How often,” said he ‘once, “I ltave been iii the heart of Paglll; Beslin, London, or some otiter city, an ear persons sin i ,or the l d - gun playing, ‘Sweet Bliiliittc,’ wilfliiiutora shilling to buy the next meal, or a place to put my_ head! The world ltas. literal- ly, song it until every heart is littniliar with its melody. Yet Iltave been a wan- derer from my boyhood."

PI-BABAITBIES.

The man who beats the drum for the “ March of Tillie," ltas gone to play on the “ horn of plenty.” » _. AI Sprittglisld, Mass.,’a latly sent the following volunteer toast: “ Spruce old bachelors-—~—the,et:ergreetps of socicty'.”

How‘trialaitclioly.tbe inoott must feel WH__CliI'II,II1fl enjoyed the fultiess of pros- perity, and got_redttced_ to its last quar- IBI’. ' '

Mrcattcnoar Stair-r—A. shoemaker who ,JItIl,I0ll his all and breathed his last. , _ story is‘ going the rounds, of a party‘ .of ynlllgi ladies, who were caught in a shower, and had the color washed from their cheeks. A lady at our elbow thinks the colar..iu sotnc of the gontlemeti’s cheeks will not be washed " out ‘with fitter at present. “ '_ ' ,_' . V lover has pllhlly described as ,.lttlIn who, in lrii anxiety to obtain pos- aessiouofaaothsr, has lost possession of .'l‘!'.‘.'."l';'. 1- .“ dim dripping wet _l)asting_hidle. I . Why.i's a cabbage run to seed like . lover? Because it li_as' lot} its heart. _.Wlly o'dglrt'u'tt!e'totaller not to_hsve a wife? Becaullt he can't supporter. , 'I‘lI¢s'st..uo tulstg tilts: it dsy'tl.-bring f0rHt,l’as..Mrt Day said when Mrs. dtyy lflfiwllrs. ' ‘ “"' "_" 7‘ H - - tllllrlfl is like a”e;:blar'a tie, Int cobltllefiryw Tast pisrsss through use sslr sad all.

,” as the goose said

t’ in ' I

One-twentieth part at 'I‘own Lots Nos 67. 68 and 69, in the Second hundred of I.ots in Charlottetown, titl- juittiitg the property of Daniel llodson, Esq. , in lots to suit purchasers.

'I‘owi~t Lo't's Nos. 3, 4. and 5. in the Fifth hundred

Lots in Cltarlotletotvn, aforesaid, in lots to suit purcltttsorir.

'I'mviv Lot‘ No. 64. iii the Fourth hundred of Lotti in Chnrlottctitwtt, adjoining the residence of the Chief |ltIlIt‘.e.

CoMMoisI.o1's. I2 and 18, in the Common of. and in close protiitttity to "ltarlottetown, containing 'I'wenty-four Acres, in lots to suit purchasers.

Part ufConinton Lot No. I8, in tire Common of Cliiirlultelown. and which forms the Western side of the approach front Town to Government House, in lots to suit purchasers.

Pas-runs: Lot No. 554, in the Royalty of Clint- lottetown. cont.-lining Twelve Acres.

At.so-——I‘I".IV No. 3|, in the South Aiglg of St Paul's Church, Ch.-trlotto-town.

For further pttrticttltirtr, apply in \V, I-‘o.G‘N, F--Q. liurrtster at .ttw, Cliitrlotttatown; at Pictoit. to J. llasstt.1‘oiti Laivn, the . cling Executor of, and one of the Trustees nntited in the Will of the late Ciiliitti-l A. Lane.

Chtulottetim—n, 26th October, I853.

FARM FOR SALE. 7 V0 be sold by private sale, the Leasehold for

999 years, containing 80] acres of Land, with the Buildings thereon. About 40 acres are clear. there o'er good plllllp ut the door of the Dwelling louse. Ihis I-arm is situated about I0 miles front (.hiirlottetown. on the ’I‘ryon Rnad,and known as the SU./V l.N'./V‘, for the last IS years. Half the purchase money can reritain on the Premises. For tprther particulars apply to Mrs. ltVruaa:tiv on e I rettttses, or to Ilcivsiir Panasuu, Esq., Charlottg-

I.

OWN. Lot 3|, \Vsst River, June 27. I858 House in Kent Street.

TIIE subscriber offers for sale, or to let, the dwell-

. ntg House in I\'ent Street, adjoining his own residence. It contains a large Store. mil good frost- proofCellur, and six good Ilooms. There is also 3 Stable for eight Horses, and new Ivell of Wage; in the ‘and. It will_ be let altogether or in two parts. On 200 being paid down. the remainder could lie on niortage for four or five years.

JOHN BREEN.

June l8th I853.

Form for Sale.

IIE Subscriber offers for sale his FJRJI con

stating ofIIO acres, 90 acres Fresh:-Id,’ and 20 RC"-‘I I-titled. at One Shilling per acre. is about 40 acres cleared, and in a high [line or “-“l|lVl|ll0l|; it good llouss, Barn and Workshop on the Premises. It is situated in the beautiful and flourishing settlement of Searltown, about 25 mils. lrutn llttopcr’s Corner, and about I} miles from the South Shore, wltera abundance of Sea Manure ittuy b‘e had. For particulars apply to Titossas Donn, Lhnrlolletown, or the Subscriber on the pretnises. in JOIIN TODD

Valuable Farm for Sale.

f1‘lIA'I valuable leasehold FARM at Long Creek,

for 999 years, formerly in the possession of Joitiv McI.s:t-D. now owned Izy the Subscriber. I here are on the pretttiseu rt got House ,and Darn, the house partl Iitiishad: two walls pad plant of poles; also a .farsh whic cuts 80' tons of ay. tlnstlloitsuitd polei will run the line fence, as the firm In almost surrounded by water. There is itliuttdattea of Mussel and black marsh Mud itt front 0 the larva Sacha Parrnis vs. seldom in in. market. For particulars apply to Mr. JAMES CAIRNS, Globe Hotel, Charlottetown, or to JOHN GARVIE. Banshaw Inn. arms Medan",

Oct. 9, I853.

T

Senrltown, 2d Oct, I858.

FOR SA .

IIA_'I‘ valuable plot of GROUND at the head of ‘ Prince Street. formerly the site of the Baptist Lh.-t cl, fmm.,,g too rep; 0,. [;.m,,,, gmm. and "M on pjver IIIIIICQ Street. It is one of the ritual desir- able sttuat_tons in tlto suburbs for it gentleman's rssi- degree. or is capable of being divided into at l"'"“'"S 1'0‘! F0’ TGPIDO. kc. apply to

W.

' Inns 8.

Cottage to Let. 1-‘°...'.'.*:.*.:-..'.~-.-. i}“"."'.-""""““‘°” --~ tr a , ro mdm‘ ‘Wuhan ‘in: mg on Queen Street. as- NI0. the Store and Counting Hood. .

‘.:s:::-°::.:::t:!'"..‘::!':i.:;:l:v"<-WWm’

ho to be Let IONTING nu uaeu‘s Square and near the Depot of the Royal Agricultural Society. It Iias a small ofloa sdjatuiug. and u cominodtoua cellar beneath. and is a desirable stand for business. Ea- qaira at this CANDLE! MADE. OUSEKEEPEI8 are respectfully informed. that they can have their 'I‘ALLO'.V made up by ap- pliealiou to JOIIN BOVYER. Nov. I0tli. Corner of Queen lt. Water Street. FLUID! FLUID l ! FIVE Cults BURNING FLUID just received. and for sale low. Also,afew FLUID I.AIllI’tl. JOHN ANDREW MeDONALD. Queen Street. Idth Oct. Isl BOATS. IIE Subscriber having been for several can an lo ad in buildi Ship. Fishing. and lea- sars B0 TS of all kiads'..I>eg.s save to retttru thaiilrs for the generous support he as hitherto experienced in that line, and to notify his friends and the nblic at large, that ha is making prapitratiotts for a argsr and more extended business, and that, for the purpose of ticcornniodating persons who may favor him with Orders, the followtnggatitleinsn have kindly consent- cd to set its his Agents:-— Captain Ma-risuwsorr. of the Steamer ' Rosa.‘ Mr. G. T. HAIIAIKD. Charlottetown. Captain IIIJIIAIID. Tignish. Mr. Wu. M‘Ewuw. Innkeeper. Surntnersida. NICHOLAI Cosruov. Esq., i are.

Boats ofaity description, dimensions or build (whe- ther Clinlisr or Carvel) , delivered in Charlottetown, or elsewhere, with promptituds. Worltmanship and materials warranted of the best description. Produce or cattle will be taken in payment, if desired.

CIIARLI-‘.8 M'QUARRIE. Tailoring Establishment.

AMI-IS M'LILOD, TAILOI also HABIT Maxuu. respectfully intimates to the Gentlemen of Char- lottetown. and his numerous friends in town and country. that he carries on the above business in all its brititchas, at the corner of QUIIN and Kurt? S1-u.i::'ru. nearly opposite the residence of Dit. l’o1"t's. where all orders in his line will be thankfully

received. and attended to with punctuality.

Having had considerable experience in his business. he takes this opportuitily of challenging compction. a ent of giving satisfaction to all who

rnyy favor him with their patronage.

N. ll 'I‘wa Journeyman and an Apprentice Boy

wanted llllllledlrllrlly. ' November 3. I853.

Ido certify that JAIIII McLlon has for many years been employed by me, and he has obtained his knowledge from me in the cutting and making up of gartnents; I citn, and do, erefore. recorrttttend ltirri to the public as the very best cutter and work-

ittan in his bran t. t H. FOUND. Charlottetown. Nov. I, I835. 888 Ox strayed { ROM tho Subscriber's Premises, about the 20th October last, a Black Or with it white streak on the back, branded on the born with the letters 'I‘. d. Whoever may bring ltitn to the owner, will be rewarded for their trouble.

'1‘. DODD. Charlottetown, Nov. 80th, I853.

For Sale, or to Let.

THAT pleasantly situated COTTAGE about one mi tom Charlottetown- together with the Outbuildings, and about six acres of land. For particulars

apiy to the Subscriber. JOHN S. BREMNER. Charlottetown. Oct. 8, I858.

House to Let.

/ TO LET. that well known HOUSE and _ Pltl-l.\llSES, situate in Pownttl Street. W known as Mas. Woon's Boarding llous . Possession given in November

next. For further particulars, apply to

Sept. 9. G. W. DEBLOIS. Regular Liner from London. TIIE Subscribers beg to intimate to Ship pars frottt Loadon,that they_ will place on the Line butwesn |.or4i>ot-i‘ and Citati- t.o1'1's-rowrr. the A. I, ctrpiser Barqus Hsrsssl Horns. 500 tons Register. to sail from Lon- don on or about the lat A ril, I854. Apply to the ROBE '1‘ BROWN 8: Co. 24 Lime Street. Fenchureli Street. London, R. BROWN It. Co.

'ullace, . 8..

\Vm. WALSH, A ant.

Cltarlottetown, I‘. . I.

Parties wishing to ship par Horus! Hostt.

wi do well to make early a plteation. October Nth. I858. rsl &R.G.

BELLS l BELLS l BELL I THE Subscribers manufacture and lrecp constantly

on hand, all sizes of Church, Factory. Steam- boat, |"erry, Locomotive, School House and Planta- tion Bolls. witltt description of Hangings.

These Balls are triads frotrt the but stock. and the small sizesttndergtt the sutne process in manufactur- trig as Church Balls An experience ofthirt years, with a rant man rat.-‘sat improvements, an an an- tlrely II w math of casting. enables us to obtain the most rrtalodiuus tons. combining also. in extraordinary vibration.

Nearly 9,000 Ilallu have been cast srtil sold from this Pound , which is the best evidence oftheir su- periority. a have fifteen Gold and Silver medals at our olfice. wlilch were awarded for the " best Bells for uonorousnaus and purity oftone." We ay arti- cular attention to the gsttin up Peale or Chimes, and can refer to those furnished y us. Our establishment is contiguous to the Erie and Champlain Canals, and Railroads running in every direction, which brings its witltin four hours of New York. Cash paid for old Copper. Old Clocks, Levels, Compasses, Transits, Thsodolites, &c.. for sale, of superior workmanship. All comtttunicaiions. either by mail or otherwise will

have immediate attention. . A .\lI*‘.NEBl.Y‘S SONS West Troy, N. Y., March, I858. Orders will be received and information gi-

ven us to prices, at Geo. T. HasaariI’s Book and 81. tiottery Slots. ttlm

Bonsai, 1810. ctu.m.orri:t0Wfl. .mvU.Aax, vista. 2’ 5 Go.

AVE just reached.“ purists arrivals from Lon- don, Dublin. United Stateuuad Halifax; their Sufillsaluttths Causal comprising, in the whole, an ‘ ‘flslsaslss and Varied Jssorlstrat ty _ DRUGS it casntcsts; raitwilttzttr,

‘sit: 7 ' t = . . . ..'....°"""".° mitt“?-y, < 5;.-;‘._.f-_.-.:i.°.'"."'.....' _ ‘ ,,n ttooa ‘_I as ot Loueu‘ . l

, Be.‘ n."."‘ hr .'l.' . slit Qfabiiii adlstnes i rapale and .53, ofhw

1 "5 ".d:“"'l"°"”"3f;°l" 7°’ .55“-3 l_Ill arllc usually apt II_lIlI.IIIII‘ Estsltfishntsrits, in Great

hm, Qhjhfg “ |«Dll:0 I-0.1‘! 01¢-n.-n .,It slit . (Ilsa .lpolhscsrtss' 11.14 .rda4rri'ur.) TIN ‘uni um I 1‘ III‘. clldttllsdttsrousof ar so trlttchtltay cart _wi_‘ coir greens run

/33. .' it arias uyalts Otlrl_6§pp£calHll its to tIT.::l2Be,a_ttd, be cons srsd, at aslow,

cbsrlottstsws lass Is. tut.‘ inwufluy learns“ I. dawn“, . nu “wad in“

NEW PERPU . dtc. LUBIN'S EX'I‘IlAl."l'S Bailey's Eu. Boa lat,

Eda‘s Had oamiu, Dali-.rois'a Fashionable er- famas, Lowe's ragrattt Perfume. and Genuine Eats do Cologne.

Hf.'.N'DRIE’S MOELIJVE.

For prsssrsisg the Bounty uad Luuurtuacs ofths Hair, an extract of Vegetable and Attititul 0laagia- ous Substances, most beneficial for promoting the basal and luxuriancs of the Hair. and of u very grate ul perfume.

E.UOl.lE.N'T CJMPHOR CREJM Has been long approved of. as a certain and agree- abla remedy for chopped hands. and the llljlllldlll affects of cold and piercing winds on the skin. which. however rough or rad, is rendered soft and delicate in a few days. This Cream contains nosnup or alkaline utittter whatever.

ROWl..l.)\"DS IJLYDOR. Far improving and beautifying the Complexion, and eradicating all cutaneous sru ' s._ PEARL DE. [PRICE _ Is a most innocent and effectual preparation for beau- tifying the as . By its testis and sutringarit pro- rtiss, it braces and strengthens the Gums and Sockets. preserving them in a sound and healthy condition. ALI. THE FJ VOUITE TOILET SOJIPS, Prapisrsd its llis tsasful forts of a Table! without an tiers. Tooth, Nail, Hair aitd Cloth Bl\USIIES in great

vsristy, all from Loiuioit. Win. It. WATSON.

Reddin’s New Building. Nov. zlst, I858. Adv. dt Isl.

ROCKLIN FULLING MILL. THE Subscribers. iit returning thanks to the public land for the liberal patronage with which they have been favoured, hope, by careful at- tention to the wants of their customers, to mast a continuance of their favour. The following are the prices, in Nova Scotia Curreiic : Pulling only. per yard. dd Do. and half dressing, 6d , Do. full dressing, Bd Falling and Dyeing Black, Brown, Olive-groan, Olive-brown, and Ciirbau. 8d per yard. Do. and halfdressing, do. I0d Do. and full dressing. do. Is Bottle and Invisible Green dyed and fulldressotl. 2s 8d

WOJl!E.N"8 WEAR.

Brown. dyed and pressed par yard, 6d

Green do. a. 8 Wotiten‘s \Vettr pressed only, per yard. 2‘d Dyeing Scarlet, per lb. 2s tid.

No additional charge for earrings.

R. St A. FRASER.

Aouru-s—Churlottstown, Mr. D. Stewart. St. Eleanor's Mr. N. J. Brown. Grand River, Lot 66, John M‘Dottald,I-Isq., White Sands, Mr. Glover. Murray Harbour Mr. John Hyde.

Rocltliti, Middle Iliver, Pictou, N. 5.

July istlt. tats.

Jrist published, and approved by the Board of

Education. NI-IW EDITION of the THIRD BOOK OI-‘ LESSONS. revised and adapted to the use of the Schools in Prince Edwttrd Island. Of this edition. the Board of Education. have or ared I000 copies

Also, Just Published.

'llte British North American

GEOGRAPHICAL PRIHIB. Price with 7 Maps Is. 6d,; without Maps Is.

7 HIS PRIMER contains all the matter in Cham-

ber's Geographical Priiasr. with the addition of the recent cottsus, unil ntors full descriptions of North America. It contains also 5 tttore maps, so arranged its not to be liable to tear, and is approved rind recommended by the Board of Education.

The Subscriber. anticipating an extensive denirind for School Books, is now publishing the four Reading llooks of the National Series. Persona desirous of encouraging Honte tnanufttcturtt will purchase at GEOIHIE '1‘. HASZAlID’S Book store.

Halifax, 18th July. 1868. Aucr-tiIar.n Scour, Esq.

"1IR,—-As the Agent of various Firs Iartmsrtcs Cotnparties, I lie to bring tinder your notice tny PA TEJVT JIRTIFICIJIL SL1 TE. This composition has been upwards of, three years exten- sively used in New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island. the Canadiis and Nova Scotis, principally for covering shingled roofs, as you will erceiva by the aecorrtpan tag circulars of certificates. It has been severely test , and proved mast success- fully its tire proof qaalilias under most extraordinary circumstances; so much so,Llhat I am afoptrtion that '3. . n ' LI ' I

application to all ltiiids of wood building (where the

color would be no objection to its being used, such as

he back walls of dwellings in the city, our houses,

ware-houses, dr.c., as wall as tlte roofs) by lowering

the premium of insurance on saclt buildings as are covered.

I have the honor to be, sir,, Your obedient servant, J. W. ROSS. Pulentea and Manufacturer Halifax Illh July, I858. Sia.—In answer to your riots of tha Ilth inst.I consider the use of your " Artificial Sluts Paint" on