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Wr;As.zNArtt)'s GAZETTE Published by Haszard 8i. 0'.‘/en Queen Square. Is issued twice a. week, at 15:. per yam‘- AND CONTAINS, THE LATEST NEWS, AT HOME & ABROA.

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' erm of ears, in whole iiiiiiniiidiiifilétiiraiohu Lei No. 73, in the ; Fifth Hundred. at the Eu! COW’ 0.‘ l3“'‘°'' '""’! Hillsborough Streets. There are on it two smnlli Dwtnnrna Ilousaie. It ran pleasant site forha private Residence. Apply to Mrs. Cars» on t e

premises, or to—- H. J. CUNDAU“ March 12th, I856.—Ex

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riirorrrnn s. names In BRITISH AND AMERICAN GOODS

3 OF THE BEST QUALITY, IN ALL THEIR VA

Scale of prices as cheap as any in the City. STORE IN rttnr:it’s surname,

NEAR Till TIIPIIANCI HALL, CIIABIDTTITOWN. Tea, Sugar, dcc Confectionery .

Pansy articles of beauty and durability.

BOSTON HOUSE.

Refreshment and Coifee Saloon! Tanlon’s Building, Upper Great Gfarge. Street. HE subscriber begs to inform the inhabitants of this City and the Island generally, thiit he has , moved to the above stand, where. he will continue to 1 carry on the SALOON in connection with a MO I EL, and he trusts by strict attention to his business to l

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merit a continuance of publépj‘ Mcg)oUGALL. [[7 Private entrance for ladies. N. B.—Tbe above establishment will be open to

the public on and alter Saturday, the 22nd instant. Charlottetown, March I7, 1856.

NOTICB—BRIG. JEMIMA. LL persons having any claim on the Brig Jemi- mn, are hereby required to furnish the same

fnrtliwilli lo—- _t.i\tF..< N‘. lttltltls, Charlottetown, Miirch 18, I856. R. G 3w.

¥i~i.§'i~i';ii.;ii'.Ti 1.0.... {$.31}; Assurance Society of London.

CAPITAL £500,000 Sterling. Empowered by Act of Parliament, 2d Victoria. A Saving Bank for the Widow and the Orphan.

1'. HEATH HAVILAND, jr. Arne Drops)’ llillnnzmat-0" Agent for Prince Edward Island. Asthma _ D)"°_'“°"Y ‘l",““d'°° 0:? Oﬂlce, Queen Sqnore, Charlottetown. Btlious Complaints Erysrpeliis . Liver Coni- September 5. I853. Isl Blotches on the_skrn Female Irregularr- plaiuts Bowel Complaints F rlltlélsk. d giilmbago ' ever: a a in s r es COPAL vannusn. c...‘.i,'...... of the r... iu........a.... A FEW Tin-cans of superior COPAL VARNISH. Bowels Gout Retention of for sale by onauinption llesd-ache rine

H. HASZARD. Debiliity Indigestion Scrnfula, o_r

Charlottetown, July 2d, I855. Sore 'l‘hroets Ertonisnpd Gravel TKing’s Evil

Secondary Sympo ic o oureux umours to Venereal Atfections Worms iillof FOR SALE’ Ulcers Weakness, from ki ds

THE HOUSE and GARDEN at pvesent occitpied and belonging to

ILLIAM I-‘critics, Esq., . ., her with or without Town Lot No. Fitz Roy Street. 6.

ll 88. fronting on Feb. 14, I85

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aeed Wheat, eed wheat. BUSHELS of Golden Straw WHEAT- snpsrior for Seed—for Sale by CHARLES STI-‘.WAR'I‘, French Fort.

Civi ized World, 2s. 6s. Se. and 20s. Currency each Box.

larger size .

every disorder atlised to each Box.

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WHY ARE WE SICK.’

It has been the lot of the human race to be weighed down b disease and suﬂering. IIOL- LOWAY‘S PIL ‘ are especially adapted to the relief of the WEAK, tho ERVOUS, tho DELI- CATE, and the INFIRM, of all clinics, ages, sexes and constitutions. Professor Holloway personally snperintends the manufacture of his medicines. and oﬂ'ers them too free and enlight- ened people, as the best remedy the world ever saw for the removal of disease.

THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.

These famous Pills are expressly. combined to ope rate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys, the lungs, the skin, and the bowels, correcting any derange- ment in their functions. purifying the blood, the very fountain of life, and thus curing disease in all its

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To Scientiﬁc irml Practical Jgricullure. By llnrsitv S'r':i=ru:sis, I". R. 8., of I’-Zilinbnrgh. and the late 1. I’. Noru-on, Professor of Scientiﬁc Agriculture in Ynlii College, New Haven. 2 vols. Royal Octavo. ' I600 pages, and numerous \Vood and Steel Engrnvings.

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Pnoxori-Jx.—l*‘iftli or II ynl hltlirirno Light Infantry Regiment of Midillcscx Militia— En- sign ltobert Ilcnslcy to be Licutcnztnt, vice’ Jaquet, appointed to the 23d Fusiliers.

“Otnar Paclia has arrived at Constantinople.

Great mortality amongst the French in the Crimea. Ilcalth of the French at Constanti- nople was improving. Fortilications tit Nicho- laietf are being strengthened. Gen. Ludcrs had ordered ollicers on furlough to return."

It is calculated, from statistical tables, that the number of children born on the 16th of March, to all of whom the Emperor and Empress rs god- father snd goilmoiher. must lie about 2500. Each lcliild is to receive :i gift of 800 francs. All the boys are to be named " Luis Eugenc;” all the girls “ Eng-.-ne Louise.”

Six FRA.\'ClSCO, March 5.-—Aillicting accounts liave just reached us from Klametli Co. on the North California coast, wlie-re about 30 t'aini.~ lies have been slaughtered by the Indians, and the small coast settlements burned.

The country is in a panic. There are no |artns, and an express just arrived here for aid reports that the people there are entirely de- fencelcss, and with no other means of escape. Preparations are on foot for their relief.

Advices from Oregon and Washington Ter- ritories are to 20th ult At Rouge River, the Indians have resumed hostilities, and the little settlement of Wailes at tho mouth of the river, had been burned. At Uncn Creek, seven of tho inhabitants had been killed, rind the place is depopulatcd. .»\rnoti_-_; the victims was the well known trapper and mountain guide, Bcn. Wright, unit the late sub-lndinn Agent for Southern Oregon.

We regret to he itiforinctl that Doctor Davidson was drowned by the upsetting of ti boat in lllttsqunsli River oti 'l‘liurs- day night. llc had been called to visit (1 patient on the opposite side of the lliivor, and was on his t'cttii'ti liuiiie l when the unfvirtitnatc event occurred.

'l'lic deceased was :1 brother of Messrs. Juiiies, 'l‘linm:ts and Hugh Dztvidsorr, St. John, N. B.

In this month nature begins to smile, and the buds to burst out laughing, after the ulncss of winter. The birds once more present their bills, and their notes are re- ne\vcd.—Pii1icli.'s ﬂlntamiclc.

GUM Arabic.—Iii Morocco, about the middle of November, that is,after Z1 rainy season, which begins in July, :1 gumm juice exudes spontaneously from’ the trunk and principal branches of the acacia tree. In about ﬁfteen days, it thickens in the furrow, down which it rims, either in vcrmicitlar (or worm shape, or com- motily assuming the form of oval and round tears, about the size of n pigeoivs egg, of dillerent colors, as they belong to the \vliite or red gum tree.- About the middle of December, the Moors etrcarn on the border of the forest, and the hm- vcst lasts six weclrs.—'I‘hc gum is packed in very large sacks of leather, and brought on the bricks of bullock: and camels to certain ports where it is sold to the French and English meg. chants. It is highly uittritious. llm-iﬁg the whole time of the harvest, of the journey, and of the fair, the Moor of the descrtlivcs almost entirely upon it, and experience proves, that six ounces of gum are suﬁicient for the support of ajmm

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