' Appear to weep s rsceiro early run.

«What prospects bright and cheering to the heart,

'£Iist'ev’nIrtg fell ‘north tempest and iiffriglit;

H‘ASZARD‘B’ GAZETTE.» Nifilfiflil 9.

- - -us-us.-. —.-—¢.-. ... us... ,

(Flt the "GUI Scotisn.) OITIIIXOITWO YOUNG LADIES

U ill LAII ILL-FATE STIAIII. FAIRY QUIIN.

Fsrewelllewest girls the dnsm of life is o'er. And Nsturafs beauties now can etisrm no more ; The Salt, the Moon and Starry skies Are fsded,lostt.o death's unconscious eyes,

The morning dews that maiden’s love to ieelr. The pla til breese that kisses beeuty's cheek. The low rays of evening's setting sun,

Each soothing vision that might see impart Hung'b'cr their pillows and to I author gave Seehhsfiiy as innocence might crsre.

_Young'r‘oe'y health ran uiantling thro’ the veins. And hope,‘desr hope. hsd tiild in softi-st sirsius Ofjoys to meotin Albitm's fsvuur'd Isle, Where virtue dwells, spprov'd by beauty’s smile.

Tllsrnoruitigzdswned with every vision .hripht——

nil one was liesrd ’neath Oi-e:tn‘s angry rare, The shriek expiring on the distant wave.

Oh! where was manhood when those beings fair. With out-stretched srms implored protecting care; Where were the hearts tltst eesmerr love to boast : Thole fearless hearts that brave our stormy cosst ?

Alas! they were not, and a meant.-r race. . By dire mie-hsp usurped the sailor's place; The cry for mercy '7te.ith life-ebbing pain, Was heard by dsstards' but the cry was vsin.

While all is pale beneath the startling kneel.

And friendly _breasts with deep emotion swell ;

While memory bleeds with young companions dear,

A strsngerturns and drops a painful tear. Piciou, October. I853,

‘ It was said that 'most of

the crew abandoned the pas- aeiigers in the sinking vessel.

VA}! I31‘ I E S . Pnorrrsau Forvt.s.-—The raising of fancy poultry is getting to be quite a handsome business Mr John T. Aiidrows

FARM FOR SALE. T0 be sold by private stile. the for 999 yours. contains: 80| acres of Lead. with

the Buildings thereon. host 40 acres ego clear. There is a good piririp at the door of the I walling. House. 'l‘his Farm is situated about I0 miles from Charlottetown. on Tryon the SUN INN. for the last I8 years. _ urchsse money can remain on the Premises. urrher particulars apply to Mrs. Wrnonriv on the Premises, or to Ilsiisir Paassss. Esq., Charlotte-

town. Lot ll. West ltlver. Jase 81. I8“ 0 L31‘ for such a Term of years as may be it, the Farm knows se Sherwood situate seven miles from Charlottetown st Dog Itiver, Towns p No. It eentsining. I80 acres of excellent land, upon which are erected s Stone Cottage suit- able for a genteel funiily, snd cotriirrodious outhousea. Podessioa can be iven at once. Apply to . HAEIIIIIION LANE, Esq. Charlottetown. 29th Sept I858.

House In Kent Street.

IIE subscriber oITcrs for sole, or to let, the dwell- iiig House in Kent Street, adjoining his own rr.-sidoiri-o. It contains ii large Store. ~nil good frost- proof Cclltir, trnd all good Ilootrrs. There is also it Stable for eight llorses, rind new Well of Writer in the y rd. It will belot altogether or in two parts. On £200 being piiiil down, the remainder could lie on

manage for four or five years.

JOHN BREEN.

June I8th 1853.

Shop to be Let

RONTING on Queen's Square rind near the

Depot oftlro Royitl Agricultural Society. It has it lllltill oIl‘ir'.e adjoining, an it " Cellar liciroutli, and is II desirable stand for business. En- quire at this otiice.

Form for Sale. IIE Subscriber otTers for sale his FJRJII, con sisiit of H0 acres. 90 notes Ftteelruld. and 20 acres I.cn-i.~d. nt Urre Shilling per son. There

is about 40 acres cleared, and in u high state of b

cultivation; a good House, Born irntl Workshop on the Premises. It is situated in the beautiful rind flourishing settlement of Seniltown, about 25 miles from IIooper's Corner, and about I} miles from the South Shore, where Itl'tlllIlll|l|¢O ofSeo Manure rirsy be had. I-‘or particulars apply to the Subscriber on

the premises. JOHN TODD. Searltown. 2d Oct. 1853.

Sharon. Ct., has pttblislteil,in the l.iich- field Enquirer an account of his success iif Iirecdiirg (owls, from which it appears, that his profit on six pullers of the black Spanish variety, amounted to 3318i, or

;Q30 each, be had sold 200 chickens at ”an average of Q I, 25. Better business than the dairy that!

,CIJL'l'IVA'I‘lNG Firm-r Tiirccs.-—'I‘he Prairie Farmer in speaking of the injury to young orchards occasioned by the common practice of sowing them to grain and seeding to grass, uses this fair com- parison: “Small grains in the orchard, are worse then red pepper in lemonade. So we think.” He might have added that they are about as nourishing to fruit trees asten-penny nails would be to a horse, or a Scotch-snufl' padding to young children.

PIESEBVING Bor'rsir.—'I‘ho farmers of Aberdeen, Scotland, are said to practice the following method for curing their hot- ter, which gives it a great superiority over that of their neighbour :-

“ Take two quarts of the best common ‘, salt, one ounce of sugar, and one ounce ' of common saltpetre; take one ounce of thiscotriposltion for one pound of butter, work it well into the mass, and close it up for use. The butter cured with this mixture a.‘[')pe'ars.of a rich and rnurrowy consistence and fine color, and never ac-

uires a brittle hardness nor tastes salty.

r. Anderson says: ‘I have eaten brit- ter cured with the above composition that has been~ kept for three years, and it was as s eat. as at first. ’

It ‘must noted, however, that britter thus cured r uires to stand three weeks or a month fore it is used. If it is

sooner" tied the salts are not snf-' ficieittly“ ended with it, and sometimes he of the nitro will be

coolness [per- ceived, -which ‘totally disappears a er- wetrtls."", j‘ " '

Boer.-r-ca son FA'I'I‘ltItI¢‘G' S-rocx,-—At a late discussion by the members of the Highland Agriculture Society, in refer- once to the winter management of stock designed for slaughter, all the speakers agreed that it was most economical to shelter the animols—that this mode ofl'ec- ted a saving of food, and at the same time there was a greater gain of meat. The es'tra'gtiin' is doubtless owing to tlie.food which would be consumed in keeping tip the necessary warmth of the animal under exposure "being converted into flesh and fat,‘_whcn_ the animal is placed in a ge- nial-tempetattire. One of the speakers, who had Ihttened many cattle, said his rule was tatltoep them in such a degree of heat, that their skins when touchcil felt dump with plsrspirtition, but not so warm as to make the pcrspiriitioii rut. from them. A similar rule hits been adopted by sussessful feeders in America.

Tris ‘DREAM or A Bani-irr:.—'I‘he Earl of Aberdeen, at the late Privy Council, looked very, much pressed and Iltittencd. It isseid .l-lllt. for some weeks post, the noble Beet lrssveutfcred ti nightly dream,

in Mildly Igp turned to s

_ for of Russia, horned and tsilfd, playing upon him. Jenny of Goldsmitlt's Jui- _‘ __fiI"d sejtist been pirlrlided‘ Jenayis tsotlrer ofzs he boy. ".,'l,'irst.-eleseie‘ slseiredtuiesis, stand u .

How.-.ms -hale edaieter are there, " , i-'lissez-' ‘KIWI, short meter, and W O’ * v ‘t _tri‘l l.

Valuable Form for Solo. IlA'I‘ \'-Illlilble leasehold FAIUI at Long (‘roe . for 999 _\ciirtt, formerly in the poeeeseion of Joint .\Icl.s<>n. uotv owned by the Subscriber. There are on the premises ;i good House and Burn, the house paril finished: two wells and plenty of poles; also a .Iarsh which cuts 30 tons ofllay. I)rreIlitrus:rtriI poles will run the line fence, as the iI'llI is itlinosi surrounded by water. There is nbundnnco ofhlusscl and black mirrsh Mad in front of the Farm. Sacha Form is very seldom in the IlI:ll’li.. or particulars apply to Mr. ‘ CAIRNS, Globe Iloiel. Charlottetown. or to.lOHN

GAIIVIE, Ilonsliaw lirrr. Terms Moderate.

ct. S, 1853. Cottage to Let. 0 LET. the Cottage immediately above Apo-

thecaries' Hull, fronting on Queen Street. Irri- niediitte possession given.

Also, the Store and Counting House udjoniiag Apotliecsries' Iliill. CI:llr’|f underneath, and Ware Ilooin nttuclred. Rent rnodorirte.

'I‘IlEOI'llILUS DESBRISAY.

October I2llr, I853.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale. HE Subscriber otl‘srs for SALE his WHAIII-‘ and several BUILDING LOTS adjoining, st Foo-r Qua-.ri.xv Srtun-. Persons dssimusof par chasing. will please make early application to TIIOS. B. TREMAIN. Charlottetown. June 28, 1853.

Butter, Wool and Sheep Skins. HI-I Subscriber will pay the highest market price in CAI!-I, for any quantity of‘ WOOL and

SHEEP SKINS. ‘ ROBERT BELL. i Gm

VETERINARY PRACTICE, Under 150’ Pstrotreire of - Ht‘: Excellency‘ Sir Aasxurnua BAINIIIIAN, night.

EORGE LQR D. begs leave respectfully to inti-

mate to his friends rind ilie public in general,

tlriit he hits resumed his practice in the V:-rtstrs any

Luvs. under the pnimmigte of His Excellency Sir Ahtxnriiisz fliiniviitstttassrv. ' ht.

After it ltlrceruful pmclire of 27 ycttrs—I4 in En - land and I8 in Amt-tit~ti—-in the course of whit-h ie has been directly iiisltutiit-rrttil, through his skill, iit siiving, for their tlwiiertl. the lives of iiiirrr_v valtinhle lIosisi:s nod Cows; he hopes thiit. in now soliciting ll renewal of I’rtar.ic I’A1'notvsos,lie nit beeper- iniltsd to say that his ‘considers himself to be as well qualified to prescribe Slantcruss rind preform Us-arutflorve. in the capacity ofa Hoist and Cow Docrorr, as troy individual who has ever practised in that line in this Colony ; and he, therefore, presumes that he may confident y look forward to it renewal of that pstrousge which he formerly enjoyed in this Is-

rid

Queen Square, Ch. Town. May Slat, I353.

Kssinsrrcs:-Neat door to the Victoria Hotel, Witter Strent, Charlottetown.

llIr':tisrtce.—Messrs Deshristiy & Co. Apoths. e rles' "till. At the Depot ofthe Royal Agricultu- ru Society.’

June l8th. I868.

The iiibjained is it copy of the Certificate which Mr. Lori! has rscetr-ed from His Excellency.

Gsoaoa Lotto. has attended. and prescribed for some of my Cattle at Govcrntnent llorrse Farm, he hits done so successfully, rind I slrsll reudilyemploy him again. . Bsrtivsrisssts. Lt. Governor.

For Sale, or to Let. , 'l‘||A'I‘ plesssntly situated COTTAGE rihout one mile from Charlottetown-— together wit "‘ ' ""

To be Sold. ~ ’ Bit rsrvtvrs alias. as following vsnussi REAL ae'wr‘s.r the in. Hos. Coloalt Last s. situate in Charlottetown. and its viottuty_.[V

'l‘0WN Lore Nos. s-t.ss. so. so and

puree the arrival I At and FOREIGN

‘ 3 rs’ ws.¥I! .’Eu

[1- uiodloss description. _ Towrr Lo-rs Nos. 1,4. 5 undo. II"IlI'TlIfl'd

dred of Lots in Ciirhlottetiiwn aferossid,‘a

9.-

‘rvsrw l,'tsl\'_-r'srrrai.s ran Lsniss’

BONS, PABASOLS, somvs-rs, siraartvsrrr, &.c., A large sflcclion of Broad Clailrs, Doukinr. Cassinrcrcs, Thceeds, lV¢t's0-tastings, ‘.4

r joining the property of Daniel Hudson, to suit purc aeera. ‘ ‘

Town Lo-rs Nos. 8. 4, and I. in Ihc‘riflI|'IIInCrt of Louis Chsrlotietows. aforesaid. it his tet st purchasers. _ , .._. . '

’l‘owir Lo-r No. 64. in the,l"9urtlt hgndrsttngbd in Charlottetown, sdjtrittlng the‘resiil6ttoe‘o t e, lltipf, Just cs. “ " ,

Cossnorihrr-s. II and II. in the Corrflroiit ii‘. and in close prositnit ’ lg

J '.‘l II is.

to Charlottetown. eoriuiwt 'l‘wenty-four Acres, in lots to suit purclissers. Part ofCoininon Lot No. ID, in the Common of

the approach frcin Town to Government House, in is to suit purchasers. » ‘ p I I’.as'rviiI Lot No. set. is the lteyslty 'of_Char- loltstown, corrtaiiiiing’I'wirlve Acres ' " " “ As.so—I’I".W N-.r. Si. in the- Piiul’s Church, Charlottetown. For further ptrrticuliirs, apply In W. I-‘oaGArv, Esq. Barrister at Law. Charlottetown; at Pieter}.

rind one of the Trustees rtuutsd olonel A. ns. Charlottetown, 28th October, I853.

G

r IIAT valuable plot of otioutiiu II the ltead Prince Street, formerly the site of the Iapti

r Prince Street. It is one of the roost‘ tduir~ eotleiiietfa ruei. dance. or is capable of being divided into, three good uildiag Lots. For Tertns. &c. apply to '

_.,,,, ,_ «..“’;:.{l:.F§’.l’£'.>i Saint John Sale Stables. I

able situations in the suburbs for a

premises nest the Catholic Chapel, head of Kiug'd Square. St John; where llorses will be kept at liv- ery, sod ho ht or sold on commission. « j There being no well-understood place in St. Jolt! where those using Horses. and those wanting Ilorses, know where to find each other, M. A. C. Is ' tors himself that a House Basses, or Sale Stsblh properly conducted. may in some measure eu ply a want often felt by the public-; while from the know I rorsee derived from his profession, he may be‘ able at times to give useful advice both to seller and purchaser.

N. ll.—Two or three good young Harness Horses wanted; and s srrtorro r-rsavr ruin, full mouthed for shipyard work.

Saint John, 26th April, I853.

. BOATS. HE Subscriber having been for several ' e s employed in building Ship,'I"’islring, and {la - sure BOATS ofall kinds. begs leave to return thanks for the generous support he has hitherto exyhriencod in that line, and to notify his friends and the public at large, that he is making preparations for a larger and nrore extended business.aud that. for the purpose of accommodating persons who may fiivor him with Orders, the following gentlemen have kindly consent. ed to not as his Ageiits:— Captain .\la-rjssltwecrt. of the Steamer ‘ Rose.‘ Mr. G. ’I‘. HAIIAID. Charlottetown. - , , Captain Hosanna. Ti nis _ , , Mr. ‘Ewen. Innkeeper, Ssmrsieraide. , NICIIOLAI Corssov. l:2sq., Kildsre,

Boats of any description, dimensions or build (whe- ther Clinker or Csrvel) , ' or elsewhere, with promptttude. Worknunship and materials wsrrsnted of the best ducriptiori. Prods". or cattle will be taken in lpsytueni, ifduired.

. ' C AIILI-.‘.S WQUARRIE. .

037 A handy LAD. of about 14 pr 15 year. of. age. may find employment by application uahosg,

Charlottetown 9... won... ' -0 NOTICE 2

rl‘isrequested'thst slI psriies wihliing’ becorss Gas Consumers. this season. will ‘give curly notice in writing to the Companies‘ Engineer. at the “invite. so that no time me be lost in liiyiu the gervice pipes, and internal ttingrt, which will‘bc done ‘ac-' cording to priority, ofapplicntlon. , _, 'l‘he Gus Coinpiiny have engaged tin experienced Gus fitter, from Scotland, and have iittpnrtcd nn nssortment ol Lamps. Pendants, rackets, &c., which may be seen it‘. is few days at the Works. " '.

_ rd»-.r. ' - JOIIN GAINSFORD, Seciy. Iii slltlte papers. t '

Oct 24. I858.

Twelvctrres Brothers’ Soap . Powder, it entirely new investisis). . 2 IS the cheapest. ssfert. t. and mos; edestasla. article for all washing purposes.a packet of which is equal to ten Pennywortti -I< ' ’ The saving of Time and Labour is so asto- nishingly great. that s W E I‘) K‘ W 4'5 H can be scconiplishetl BEFORE BREAKFAST —no ruhbinn being required. *... - . - . This wonderful A rlicle is MORE SERVICAU ‘ BLE THAN SOA P, as it ‘produces a’ lietter"s'ritI' ' much quicker lather, and is adapted for or one for which soap cannot beesfely or edhc usllyp

I

sad. It will not injure the hands. or on most ddllcslp, materiel: but whilst it is incomparsble for us‘;

nently whitening Linens, &c., after they 1.... , '

become itiscoloured by age. or injured by up

Washing. it is also uiisnr sseable.,for itnprpv. in the colors of FLANNE . BLANKLTS, WOOLLENS. Coi.osira PRINTS. MUSLIN sutl LACE. For Sale by - CEO. 1‘. HA.\ZAItD, Queen Square.

tout six acres of land. I3 or pifrticulsrs

apply to the Subscriber. JOHN S. BREMNER. (‘.hstlnttetovrn. Oct. 8. I858.

House to Let.

TO LE1‘. that well known HOUSE end PREMISES. situate in Powssl Street,

lttiowii es Mris. Weon'e Boarding "mg,

I see. Possession given in November next. For further perticsIsrs,rrpply to Sept. 9. G. W. DEBIDIS. Regular-_ Iriacr from London.

.1138 Subscribers beg to istisrittete BIiip' pars front I.--niInn.tIriit they will place do the Line between |.orveow'nnl|C$I- Lorrsrawu. the A. I, Clipper Basque

dI!et,essLll0b::.. 5'“ I HAWN. in ssit ms Len- ononors the st rl I54. _ tv.ii'i"titiowd'z“h‘”

‘OI owners ROI! “O Street. Peichs

rch Inner. ROWN Q co. "'2

Wslteee. N. 8.,

Win. WAIDOI; ,'

v Charlottetown.’ P. T.‘ 9;. Nfiflflti

' needs sympathy. lI'h the eeuesmptiye.—s|wiiys es-

The Wonder of o the ‘World!

i .x.

peeling to get well. and yet the painful evltlsvios of decay slmust "metres the inner eoalehriuh wlqtllc .~~ A ;._'.‘J(I,_[

r .5,

outer flssh.”- .. “ son]. pg yr? Moon. _. H H y f‘“IH_N‘g- trail “I IO! mitt---..... .v‘~~» .. it. ~*.t;'.‘«.*:.i.*:r£;'.'..“:'.*1:".‘;''''- ' I" While others. 0quhflO~rh‘l::rO1ifO,Fb;,A‘''’d;: ‘" mlil" "' l"""'l°v ‘Pill! 10"“ "W§""- prudence and a slight cold iiagle;ted.—it_i.,|he,,hgfi I ‘ ill a ll .' '| --W’ rw.-L3“ Uh. the pqltifll cough, _ _ ,,..,ri < "-““" °‘ The print! Ofthetr parting steps s peers", . -, ‘I PIOOLi'

lfaet nerdy Duvyitsv Cosinorre

m_.‘t vsmtaitz-'-not

“r"ri:.irb .- . . lzzrim. gaze?» -~------- ~

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Charlottetown, and which foritis the Western hide _of 5 south Aisle 'oI?‘sl.. . o.l. IIsssrr.1-orv Luis, thoA ti . aeco ro,'4' lat i‘i_‘r_.iri:i,is A a t, . . -" Chalpel, fronting I00 feet on Huston Street. Iiudjol » on pp; '

,.

M

_e|ivsred in Charlottetown, gmatgr,

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atowd luyntl Jittledwln myslsope to Ifer in extending tlto CIfClIlIl- -giesieiyudrtlflaygernrled Bitters," will he done with

Dev1ncs' Cotnponn l Lozengq. ._ . Great Retired is at last isoovered, -ind COUGIIS. COL S. ASTH A. V!- NESS CONi5(Ub have‘ I r, vsnis as s t ' n . We iiev hsowa’thII',’HoflIE‘Y cases can is cri-sdfsr‘lus lhdlrfli Tin y. if any Individual Is to he pitted’, and

av

'. All a s is this one'qusstiun :..., “ta . II It .. mambo . lady‘ tdrd " to illg‘-tsgh you not'i'rit:r‘es'td,....

t > will

it rlltse conducted on the CA5}! principle, and II t‘De&ntber’hrst, will rinrlre immediate payment. --Jodefl. H33. ‘

‘T_"lT'(3Vl5iLT'IES FOR THE SUMMER.

ilyigfifiiilw

v . .“i- Htilulieg personally selected this Stock, would call especial attention to s variety of

WILLIAM HEARD, Mood. fro h tl, f In I .uvur.4 CT!/RES, rn.§'ri.. sin 'i‘.....'5'..‘.'..'.?’-.".'.7.“.‘, °'

[LINEN GOODS OF ALL DEscurP'i.‘IoNs; Boole and Shoes, and errry article in the Fttrrtislri'rig Depa-(man, I ' ' uluirder to coiirpete with other llt-uses, W.

nuasses, slurs, erravvas, ..,'_ &.o.

s

not is rum. is. ....,,_ were fsrnisltd tau.

ll. begs to inform bi Friendo. requests those whose noon.“

I

I W, . ..I'lt‘cl,...FlI'n! Fire! . gag“; yppr Property at is racing o/ylflg per cent. LITS can be. one by lnstltirrg in the Ml.‘- , RESINSUIL-\.\'(.’I$ C0.\II'AN\'. ' ‘ Iii‘ i he only ifltitl lA'llr’lI: cltiirris for loss can GRIN,’ without reference to is foreign Coinpnny. --Blush forms ofapplication, and any orlii-r inloiiiia- risn can beebtsised at the Secretary and 'I‘reasiirer's Olftce. Kept. Street. Apr_il.6.. I8_5$.

. . '.s,I5air.‘1'nsr:1v1's 'l‘O LET, I-M .HAsz..tIt1r s B UIL n IJVG s .,,go_wrisr._ s1'Is:s:'r. titan ‘I'Hl WHAIII‘. ? . No. »2. KSELLAII. KITCIIEN. Pitrlot. , edllootps and Vcgctulala Cellar. " o. '1, large front l{tlU.\l, up stairs, . trlt REID ROOMS, and u (‘i-llnr. No. 9.‘ PBONT ROOM up stairs, Garret Ilcd .Rovsu and s Cellsr.

_, _ ... r.st)—

.l STABLE well fittud up for 3 Horses and 2 Cows, 'wlth s - ncioiis lofl. over it.

A Iitrgu OJ RIJGE HOUSE. attach:-d to the -Stable. with Harness Ilooins. and ii large Grunitry. .ever rhein. -. will IN particnlsmspply at IIiuzirrd‘_ Otlice.

. W 30 Gazelle LAW BOOKS.

HITTY on I'|ettdirig,(.‘lritty on Contracts; lllunt‘s Commercial Digest and Sltipiiitister's :\!|rIl5lI|lI English ComtriotiLitw Reports, for sale at Giro. '1‘. HAIlAltD'I llools Store.

A1 ' w "I"HE'?SALMIi.3‘P, JUST RECEIVED. at Gcoims. '1‘. lfAIlARD'l Bookstore, in various bindings. 'l‘lic above is the Edition of Wstts’s Hymns used in the liapiist Clrnpcl, chaisasiows. — A ROCKLIN FULLING MILL. HE Subscribers. in returning tlrnnlts to the pnl.lir. oI'|’. E. Island for the lihertil pttrontigo \\lll| which they have been favoured. hopo, by can-l’ul ill- tenlitrn to the wants their customers, to meet it continuance of their favour. be following are the prices, in Nova Scotiu Currency : Falling only, per yard. dd 0. and lralfdressiitg, Gd ‘ 5. full dressing. Sd Falling and Dyeing Ultzclt, Ilrotvii, ()il\Il~}Zl't.‘8Il, '7 ' " Olive-bfttitvn, and Carbon, 8d per yard. ' ' ' .' 'etid hitlfdres-ing, do. Illd

‘ ‘Db. Ind full dressing. do. Is Bfllhlfld Invisible Green dyed and fulldreseetl. . ‘ Is8d ’

.. VWONEJPS WEJIR. Brews. dyed and pressed per yard, 6d ‘thesis. 1- . do. do

Woiisen‘s Wear prbseod only, per yard, 25d , Dyeing Scarlet. per lb. as tid. No additional charge for carriage. R. 8.’. A. FRASER. ri'rs—Chsrlottetown, Mr. I). Stewart, St. V e r. . i own. Grand River, Lot 55. John _M‘Donsld. Esq. White Sands. Mr. Glover. Mttrrif Harbour. M_r. Jolt Hyde. Kof'Ttlii1,‘ Middle River,"l’ .l y_I8th. I853.

ictou, N. S. 9 OR SALE, ti staunch clinker built BOAT. I6 foot keel. Shelves late undergone is thorough "term cnJ,ienow_intgund condition, perfectly tight, 1 an , . eptarlsahly rvell. For fsrthor particulate apply at ssaard’s Gazette Ollice. uly II. I858. T

_1"p

mace, fth 6‘ . isa'I:'éti.»’BTtt3rs, O xy