HASZARIVS GAZETTE. MAY

11.

IMTQITAIT SHJCTIONS. J. GILLIGA.No . _ —— Great Geor c Street. . HIGHWAK or ‘rill 0QEAN_-—.\II article in AS now open J full and com lets assortment of c[,d,.b‘¢,..v Jo‘".u“['e:m'“led II Steam around { genuine D ICU G S I Mil’. D I C I N E 9. ~’ 5 ' Cuuimu, Suvnio SOAPS, Y. -. 50-

IlieCape,'’ comfinrthe following explanato- ry rcniaflis :--"\Pors-ms who do not pay lwesieeial attention to nautical matters, are ‘likely enough to suppose that, coiisidering the la; e number of vessels at sea, the sur- face oI‘the great ocean must be dotted over,

'I‘his, however , is not the case : the ocean, like the land, has its frequented highways, ‘and its wide regions of loneliness. Ifan ob- server, furnished with a forty-Herschel-tel- escape power of vision, could be elevated to a height great enough to give him a view of the W 0l9,.Atlantic, he would be struck by beholding hundreds ofvessels following one another upon certain lines along a very ir- regular course, while over a very large por- tlomoftheaurfuee not a sail would be visible. Thus he would see the ships which leave this country for the Cape or India, pursue at the first a south-westerly course, until they reached the neighbourhood of Madeira, lll"n keep more directly to the snutli, at a safe distance from the African coast, until they crossed the line; then stretch away again to the south-west, in the direction of South America, till they gain the zone of Weqterlyovtind ; and finally, making a re.- ther sharp turn into these winds, go blowing along before them to the eastward till they arrive at the Cape, or else, if so directed, pass to the Southward ofit. On the return voyage a siniilar circuitous route is persued, although the cources are to some extent reversed, the widest circuit, or deviation from tlwdirect line, being made in the north- 0"! llisleld of the southern hemisphere. In the exlellllve spaces on either side of these equented routes few vessels will be seen, Here and there an African trader might oc- oaeienlly be perceived, dodging from port to; port, or a slaver scudding swiftly across tllc ocean—perhaps with a royal cruiser fol- lowing steadily upon her track, like a fierce bl09d-hound in persuit.”

THE MORIIONS.

Large numbers of emigrants professing the Morrnan faith, have recently arrived or are on their way to this country from Europe There are new in St. Louis from 3000 to 4000 mormoas, many of whom are making urru ements to leave for the Salt Lake. The t. Louis News says 2-,-

" The Grand Tower, upon the 29 March, had 225 Dance, all Mormons, and bound for Salt lake, The John Simonds, in this morning (Marcll 30) has 240 English and ‘Vclch ofthe satire faith, and bound for the same destination. Large numbers of emi- grants professing this creed are on their way trom urope. A ship was at e Balize when the John Simonds left New Orleans, with about 400 of them on board.”

On the other hand it is’ stated that many of the En lish and Welch em’ ants in St. Louis refiise to emigrate I\It't lei-, having only professed the inorinon faith with a view to avail theniselves ofthe cheap facilities for eiiiigrali Ill alii Jed by tile in >l'lI‘IUlI agents.

Tue accessicins to the p-blllllfltlllll ofthe great Salt Lake niust be mainly from foreign countries. In connection with this fact, it is worthy of remark that most of the Americans who are members of the community are sma_i-ting under a sense of injustice and o pression-either experienced by themselves or by their church when located at Nauvoo. Tligy are subjected likewise to some re- sti-pints by the government established over them by congress, and various other causes combine to make them disaffected towards our‘ country.

It ‘would not be surprising therefore, if serious troubles should grow out of their pe-

culiar position at some liiture day. Their rapid increase in population and resources, the isolated position --their location upon the anaine overland route to California, and their religious fanaticism —all will tend to niakc them formidable neighbours if they become seriously disaffected. It has been the policy of the government to treat the Mormons with moderation and forbearance, tolerating their religious dogmas and pre- cepts , and their social relations, and allow- ing them to manage their own affairs with as flttleinterference as is consistent with maintaining the jurisdiction ofthe general priwarnrrient over the teritory. The continu- ance nfthis policy is dictated by a wise and prudent forethought. Error must in the end give way to truth ; but the day when this result will be attained cannot be hastened by arbitrary legislation or by a stringent go- vernment, even though that government he sustained by the power of the bayonet.

PLEASAITBIIS.

A friend observes that he always looks under marriage-head for the news of the scrub —- If brevity istbcsoul of wit, what a mass fhnmust be at-Iawer’s brief l

‘ Icctne to stteal ,’ ssthc rel observed to the ,' 'ng to embrace you,’as ¢i..,AuI lisp repw to the rat.

of

hgfigd stuficd with insckereL Otuascuwdrdrrcs or A Sl.0'VlN.—-I’IIS cost coupe ' sIion,e—-I-but his boots never.

Wane ‘mitts dilbrence between ii milIi- ,

maid and s swplow ?-One skimcthe water, and tlmotbflr, tflie milk. Why, the snow; of Mount Blane like a .i..,.i...iI:. I-Because they can avalanche (have a launch) they get ready. “I_ ' _ . -IolIb"u'idBcn. “How

fcanvd 6.". " the three 8’ ."

and patent leather Slip on ; white

for rnossr-r PAYXINI‘.

Among which he begs notice, a very choice re action of articles suitable for the Season, consisting of Wooll . Orleans, Scotch Tsrtans, Ermine Cloaking Black Lace Flouncing, Lady Msylercss and Duchess Shawls, on

G E

of all articles in her line. ry ndsum

Embroidered Dresses, Artificial Flowers, and Patterns Berlin Work, will Lad [y 0 fiibr

Sugar, Muscovudo, Su ar, Molasses. Bread, Cheese. Spirits, bacco, Rosin, Pitch, To

A Suasrirur rosWii.n Ducx.—-A blaek- P

'I‘oilet Sets — Buhciiiiaii, cut and blown glullt 'l‘0°|l|i Neil, and NIIIVIII1 parent handles; and ' _ buffs o, and German shell‘. Luhin's, Dslcroix. Pat- te ‘I, . , JIIWELRY-gold and silver Ilings and Brooches. almost in every part, with the countless fleet. gum Penn and cum, ladies’ and pearl inlaid Port-uionnoies; India children; gold, silver ad pearl Bea ; Weights, and Polka Bells, Perfume Satchels and Cushions. &c., die.

IIruuhles——huII'alo horn and mine- lnir and Infant Brusliss—inirro_red arl inlaid: Combs. Back and Side-leflfllflu rind lligg‘s Perfumery; gent'r. Pocket Mirrors;

konfs. silver and

English Pickles, Sauces and Mustard; PAINTS. OILS, AND DYE STUPPS.

sold to the trade at costs and charges. CAMPHENE. OIL. and BURNING FLUID.

Caacxaas—wirie. sods, butter, water and sugar;

Ciuasa, English and American; Cake Ornaments and Flsvoririg—-Venills, lemon, aut _ cinnamon; Spices and Cenfecuonsvy, D by Henllltlu

, cloves, and

c., c. Select GROCERIES. Lesion Syrup, Raspberry Vinegar. and Stoughtou's Bitters ;

l’OII'l‘I-LR, ALE & LIME JUICE.

J. G. having carefully selected the above personally , challenges the market for a ebeeper and better Stock in the above line.

JV‘. B.--Su .ddurtt'usmit of Fruit. Qt.-., d~c., sqsally low.

Dec. 2i, 1352.

JUST RECEIVED, A further Supply of New Goods, AT THE LONDON HOUSE. per Steamship Canada via Halifax ' _

His‘. latest styles in Miintlos and Dress Mstsnsls.

viz. :—-‘Norwich glaces Vclcnas,sstiii-stn craps Lustres, Robes in new styles; I. oae_se 0th in varied colours; Gents. fancy winter csting; Ladies‘ wliiie and hliick satin Slippers; do. French, Morocco id Gloves; extra French white satin Ri bone; Lsdiss‘ mohair Nets; purse, Barbara’ and 'I‘ailors' coloured '

Twists. .1 large variety of .4rti'cIu suitable for Chrirtstu Gifts.

Boxes and New to r _ 2000 Pieces of English and American ROOM PAPERING, from 6d. per piece upwards; Paper window Curtains, very handsome.

I. o, A choice lot of TEAS: very cheap; moist and London Loaf SUGAR, Punchecns Molasses, III ior

Currarits,lIaisins, Candied Citron, S ice: of all inde, Starch, Soap, Candles, Mustard,

ig Ills, Indigo, Logwood, Redwood, Alum, Sole Leather, dtc. &c. For Sale by the Subscriber at his usual low rates,

HENRY ii/lszliiin. Great George-street, Charlottetown, Dec. 21. I852.

Glasgow and Manchester House.

' AVID WILSON, No. 3. Rtcuasoirn S1-aarr. has JUST BECEIVED. per Brig Alexander,

from Liverpool, pool. iind other arrivals from Halifax. a large addition to hisvery extensive STOCK of

BRITISH, EAST INDIA, AMERICAN, all

IN DI A GOODS.

rticularly to recommend to

d WEST

en Shawls, Tw Broad Cloths, of all

hinere Dresses, Woo

colours, Flanuels, Bell Quilts, Greet Costs, Blankets, Carpeting, Marseilles Cxunterpanes. &c., dtc.

e. A general assortment ofL:I‘eaI, Loaf. Crlllhld Ind

ar, Molasses, Coffee, Sand‘, Drugs, Oils, lass, Crocksrywsre, Glassware. Fancy

Soiips,Confectionory. dtc.. dtc.. all of which he cdbrs at II'irprICt‘dtstII.Od low '

ices for prompt payment. .\u. 2’. lticliiiionil .\.'|Iio-el. Nov. I3, I853. M.-s. I-‘orsyth ' UULI) re.-cpeclfully inliuinle to the Ladies of ‘V Charlottetown and its vicinity, and of the

Island in general, that she has just received a

F A L L S U P P L Y some ve he s be found to merit inlpeetion; es’ Canibric Handkerchiefs, Alpacas, and a ratio fother articles in the Millinevy line, of the best c and finest quality, cheap or ash. Charlottetown, Nov. 15. I852.

FALL SUPPLY. r VHE SUBSCRIBER uncle FOR ALE, a GENERAL ASSORTMENT

BRITISH MANUFAIZTURED GOODS, LLI

N ERY, Ste. Ste.

Just arrived per Bsrque Sir Jlcrandsr, fltgm Eng-

Giciit George Street. Oct. 11, I852.

.WI-IOLESALE. II.I.lAM ELLIOT & Co.. of BOSTON. Uniied States, Merchants. have constantly on

hand at Charlottetown, I’. E. Island, a large sup y of the following articles which will be die as low as they can possibly be imported for vi::—

Codes, r, Navy inegsr. Candles, Soap. To- h r. Buckets and Tube Ito. Pleuea I tot sir sat. P” A‘ HENRY PALMER. September 28, I052.

'I‘ea, Chocolate. Cocos, Crushed Surgpr, on

THE Subscrlber begs to intimate that in order to dispose of his valuable Stock of Woolen, Cotton, Silk and Linen Goods, Hats, Furs, Carpatings, Glass. Earthenware s Chi s, dtc.,—he will until the let of MAY next, allow 5 per cart, on all pur.

chases, for CASH on delivery.

WILLIAM HEARD.

On Hand-—A few Tons of Anthracite Culm, I-‘igure Hesds. Coal Tar. Beth Brick. TONS of IIEJILOCI TIN. BER wanted. a Brent-

worli. to be delivered by the In JUNE

next, apply to WILLIAM HEARD. E‘ Those Persons wheee Accounts are twelve months overdue. are hereby notified.

that I I etc will to II‘

qiilrsd..‘.us|cssP:stt|sd at once. ' "- NOTICE.

HE Subscriber having been duly em cred

Giuas.-r Ilauacaserr. of

late of I..ivsr-peel. sf . «meet all De is sad Ssmssflsseydus htbsldste the said uh

.r Island. out to dis of .n uni. and Ilirsditsmsan be ' ' Alllpermus

ma. dsoeesed, are duly required delay pa s fill

.Wottld.tII¢ people, if established a Republic, lose more than the

Q T. _ "e_,lhey would,|ose a save. nilggtfzrazild iiiifliiyw but s crows.

whblut

but my hands the several IIIOIIII due by them; these rseubwlioinsybels efsey of one Lands and Premises, are required to tasks as iuiaisdlsis and saiisfbcicvy snsugsmmt with me. otherwise they will be treated as

« JOIIN WOITII. ‘ Ghsrleltslows, Aprllttb, "Cr ' "

MONEY TO LHND. ‘NQUIBE at the mice ol'Cruat.n l’Ai.nsux, Es_g., Charltitletowl. ' February 1. I858.

TIIE COLONIAL Lin: ASSURANCE COMPANY.

Govcauoa—'rira nroiir IIOIOIAILI -rru EARL of ELGIN sud KINCARDINE, Governor General of Canada.

IIIAD Orrica—22 St. .dmlrsw Square, Ellin-

bar; . Board of Maaagsaevit is Halifax for JVouu Sculls and Prince Eahsar Island- on. M. B. Almon, Banker. Hen. William A. Black. Banker. gewis Iliss. . F B bsrlee ‘wining, ., srrister. John Buylsy Hon. Alexander Keith, Merchant. James Stewart, ., ‘ itur. ' Medical Adviser— . F. Sewers. A set 5 Sscrctsry—Msttbew H. Ilichey, Solicitor. ‘The following gentlemen have been s pointed Odi- cers ofthe Conipau in Prince Edwin Island. and will be prepared to aruish information as to the prin- ciples and practice of the Company and the rain of Assurance. Chsrlottetcwu—Medical Adviser—H. A. Johnstunp VI. A i—E. L. L dis . —Mcdicsl Advissr—David Kaye. ll. nt—William Sanderson. St. Eleanor’s—Medicsl Adviser—Jossph Bell, M. D. Agent—'l‘boruas Hunt. MATTHEW H. BICHEY.

Fire I Fire 2 Fire I ! Secure your Property at a tuning efjlfly per crril. HIS esa oril be done by Insuring in the MU- TUAL I" RE INSURANCE COMPANY. 'I‘his is the only Oflics where claims for loss can be met, without reference to a foreign Company. Blank forms of application, and any other in arms- tion can be obtained at the Secretary and 'I‘raasursr's Ofice, Kent Street. April 8. I852.

ALLIANCE LIFE AND FIRE INSURJNCB COM- PAJVY, LONDON. IITAILIIHID AC1‘ or PAILIAIINI‘. Capital £5,000,000 Ster ' CH R

Agent for P. E. Island.

Provincial Marine Insurance

ompany, TORONTO. C. W.—Agent for Prince Edward Island. BENJAMIN DAVIES. Charlottetown, April II. I855. NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE

Equitable Fire Idiurance compa- nies of London Incorporated by Acts of Parliament.

FOR SALE.

' IVE Hundred acres of LAND, with s Marsh st-

tsclied. which cuts annually Forty tons of Hay.

situate on Township No. 88, head of the Hillshorough rev.

For terms apply In SAMUEL NELSON.

Charlottetown, Id May, I858. Inien

Summer Arrangement of Malls. HE MAILS for the nciglibouving Provinces will be made up until further Notlco every TUES- DAY and THURSDAY NIGHT, at Nine o'clock. snd forwarded via Picrou, and the MAILS for En- gland will be closed upon the following days at the

cams hour. Tuesday, May I0, Tuesday, August I, “ May 84. " Augustld, " Jane “ Alguetlll. " Jnnetl, “ Sept‘ II, “ July 5. " Sept. 21, “ July I0. " October II Letters to be ngistrnd. and Newspapers. must be ll

mailed half an hour before the time ofclusi g. THOMAS OWEN. Postmaster General. General PostO$ce, April 80. I858.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

A NUMBER of SHIP CARPENTERS. to

proceed to Brad of Petitcodiso —I"or Wages, rind other particulars, please pppl to J. wlA‘l"IllI- as, I-‘;q., Charlottetown, or r. . L. Houuu, St. Eleanor s. MICHAEL HARRIS.

April I8, 1858. III

“7AN'l‘ED immediatsl . by lbs Subscriber. I FARMING MAN w thoroughly understands

the routine 0I'I‘ll'llIIn&IIDO|Il’. m.SWABEY, Mount Stewart.

wnrrzin, SERVANT MAN or BOY. in a family near ’ Town. For particulars apply to the Ollie; of this paper. Apr I 80.

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

LL persons having claims against the Estate of

thblate LAWIINCI Wu.r.uss Gu.i., .

of Charlottetown, decassed. are requested to furiigb

the same to the subscriber for seuloment—sud all

persons indebted to the said Estate make immediate pa meat.

LO ISA CALL,

Charlottetown, March llst, I85

up requested to

smllniaistrstris.

Terfiperance Hall Comp . T A E'I‘ING of the Directors of the above

Company, hold in the Temperance Hall. this even’ , t e ollowing Resolution was unanimously adopt viz:—

“ Rl:sor.v|'.n, That the Treasurer (Mr. John W. Morrison) be instructed to take the necessary legal measures for the recover of all unsettled Subscriptions to the Tempsrsacs I-Isl Company."

y or. J. B. COOPER, Sec’y. Chrlottotowii, March I1. I858.

NOTICE. HE Tenants on Townships Numbers Sixteen and Twenty-two. in this Island. the property of The Right Honourable, Laurence Sulivsn, are hereby re- quired to maks immediate psymcnt_of all _sri-ears of

OABD OI‘ DIRECTORS of Fire Insurance for rent the b them, otherwise roc ings will be insti- P. B. Island. T. H. Huuiland. E19 - H018 tuted for a recovery therso . cu...-in Rob rt WILLIAM POIIGAN.

Ir Hutchinson, .Esq., Thou Dayton, Esq. Detached Risks taken at considerably reduced pre-

m|E:i'ms of Ap lication, and all other information, Ill be obtain from the Subscriber, at the Ofios of W Dublois Esq. Charlottetown.

H. J. CUNDALL. April 17, 1858. Agent?” 105- A FARM TO BE LET,

JND POSSESSION GIVEN INHIBI-

T is situated Nine miles from Charlottetown on the snmince ufthu New Glasgow Road. and consists «fa I00 scru more orl es: the property of Jor_uI Huosoiv, late of the 8th Ki 's) Regl.,nnd on which he now rssidcs,—the farm wil be let for s term of lo I5, or 20. years. The dwelling house ll very cem-

fcrtshls but not very la . there is a well of water at the kitchen door; the houses are ver commo- dious and will contain a aprnber of cattle. re are

two barns, one for hay. with a granary on it. and the other for thrashing, coataini a new set of machine- ry, botb thrashing mill and snare. The thrashing mill is of four horse power, and of great spced.thrasb- ‘ing at the rats of 50 stocks an hour. s farmers are quite new and vs good ones. The lsnd is all clear a in ood condition. except about 8 acres of swamp. There is a brook passes through the bind in the tars ground. and also s spring rises about 20 chains ' House is situated on the ssstern side

from the residence. and a saw mill nearly the_ssms distance. Good accommodations can be had in the Church of England, distant from the dwelling about a mile and a half.

'l‘arnis may be known by applying st Husurd's Gazette ofice.

May ad, I858.

FARM TO BE SOLD. HE Leasehold interest of 100 acres of LAND, . 70 of which are under cultivation, together with s largo House snd suitable Out-buildings. It is held under lease for 000 years. at ls. per acre. his I-‘arm known by the Oroglie Farsi h four and a lull‘ miles firoui Town, on the Bracksly Point Road, and needs no further description. csssss can be given Immediately. For particulars enquire at Mr. Jorur Barron-

” " wii.i.iAu HENDERSON, Administrator. Brackley Point Road, May 5.

For Sale. or to Let. HE DWELLING-HOUSE. Ont-house, and Pro- mises, snd Lot of LAND, in Georgetown. No. 8, Third Range. Letter B. Application to be made to D. WILIOII, Charlottetown, or to Wu.r.ins Surnsasosr. Esq., Georgetown. Nov. I0, I852.

TO BE SOLD 0!! LET, DWELLING HOUSE. Our House and preinl. sss. situate in Camberla Street. near the real- deuceof Dr. Jenklas. Esquire of Jnsas Cua-ris

on the prsinism, er of Much I. ' I7‘. W. HALE8.

Farm for Isle. B SALE, on the Mslpsqae Read, I8 miles hem Charlottetown. a freehold Ibrn. ccatsls I00 serse cflaad.of which 80 acres are clear a under esltlvstisa. On the Premises is a good has Sun. The sbevebwlfiwcrtliy sttsatieu efpartiss w to . rtlsalsru s to """ """"" " .."IIum.

isii. April. isu.

. ml. twpah Tbers §d=‘Tw Ldh

TO 33 LET. AT beautiful shunted Cethgskaewu

Ibo liaise of to Colonial Baldlatcu the sa . Thb came 80 by I et; bm I back sudfrcnt Porch, a I Psstr ,3 Pattie, sad 4 ; of will be let wlth the stacked with fruit trees, of cultiva-

Ia m’ of be greed ir- ssytwra years. as may a cs. sr 2;" ""'°"'"' ‘T’ " PI'IiPIi.A°I'DINSl. Powasl Stvssi. cltsrlsttetewu.

the Orders ber's. will April I,

no April. ms.

Ship’I Paint.

HE Subscriber hason hand a lot of PITIA MI-

TALIC PAINT. which has been proved to he s superior article for HIPS JIND HOUSE ROOFS. It will be sold low for cash by the Cult or otherwise.

E. L. LYDIARD.

April 80. nfllll

JUNIPER POSTS. Foil SALE, by the Subscriber, roo JUNIPER POST&

H. HASZARD. Charlottetown, April 21. I858.

BELLS! BELLS I BELLS I THE Subscribers manufacture and keep constantly

on hand, all sizes of Church, Fsstory. Steam- bcst, Ferry, Locomotive. School House and Plants- tien Belle. with the but description of Hi: i

These Bells are made from the but non , small sizes undergo t e same p In manufactur- ing as Church Be Is An experience of thirt years, with a great men ru-est Isiprovurnssis. a an en- tiroly new not of casting, enables us to obtain the most ices tens, combining also, is extraordinary vibrstiss.

Nearly 0,000 Bells have been cast an! ssld from this Foaodr . which is the best evidence of their su- periority. {Vs have Moon Gold and Silver medals at our cfics. which were awarded for the " best Bulls for sonorounem and purity of tone.” We pay parti- cular mention to the gstti up Peale or Chimes, and can refer to those furnishsdnIiy us. Our ssisblisliiiisnt I8 contiguous to the Eric 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, Lsvsls, Compasses, Transits, 'l‘Iisodoliiee. &c.. for sale. of superior workrnsnship. All eoiunianicsticus, either by mall or otherwise will

have immediate ettlaluoa.

A. MENEELPS SONS. West Trey. N. Y., Much. I058. fl‘ Orders will be received and informstlon gi- ven este prises, atGec. T. Hamrfsleek sad Sta- tlcssry Suite. loin

.. 1;*=.2==-.*3.-.:;.wm..,.....= .. we in a T Schooner , P. "H. INGR.l.I(."

Taurus Luurr, Commander, will regularly, as

THE PEOPLE'S P1 l . between Banana: and Simone. until the 1st July next,-—wbeu, It expected. ucli nu for sud: ccnssysncs will bs prou€ded.—and wll leave Charlottetown for the Station on Thursday next. the 80th inst.—l'cr Inaroa-r er PAIOAOI, please apply to the Master. as board.

(led sass the Queen! Charlottetown, 88d April, I858. Imafl WILLIAM STRAIGHT. 81 B