1 .ttItr;.“t_tItt'.;{:¢.°.'.1"..nIIiI-

mhii. n. wn.tasn.-

,_i .. IIOC - ' s ; ad aid-Ilddi

hu:e'u ~ hogs,» a r-. . ‘..’m‘~slh0I|tI[M‘OlI- :, Nahhehse‘Iyloehrifi'l‘svs;—' .-*

Pare as the _ stars stove, a That look wh nervs§d'n:'y hssr'i to When on the verge of du despair 9* But now, wb ‘or my soul is sad Choc art not stegto tuahs_ itiplsd

Spriag somstl. and its disease slur.- ‘ .1"!l9tl|'_'VT_' """ the tweopin _vins

1

mother idst tsaln y.wiudsw bow totwi ‘l‘lisu who didst issrtlie-’blssses_is gay, _ '- Hssssfsttlt us away. Thou art not hers amid’ the flowers ; lsesthss riotiu twil' hthoa Th ‘lssuistimsst 'inklfea - y s rit's pressaero or no ates Ilatwzssbeblbatli of evening sir To calm lay thsbblsg brew of cars

Thouwho *'“”fl0I1Ih

WORN OUT LANDS. « Col‘. Taylor, in Virginia, liuvingular e tract of land impoverished ‘by, long cultiva- tion, succeeded in his attempt to restore its ancient fertillity without bringing any mapure from o here. For thih purpose hop held the poor grassland, throwing it into big and ssry narrow ridges, with the intention ofdoubliag thedeptlt of the surface 7' be planted Indian“ Corn, followed the next year with Wheat and Clover peed maitured with a little G psum. The Clover was neither mowed nor oi‘, no cattle being admitted; the first years crop rotting on the ground, and that of the 3 year aflcr ripening seed, and turn- IEg_dry was ploughed in ;.thc Corn was t on lanted, ollowpd as before with Wheat snd_ 'lovs;t-'—the soil ia the? fllQIlll-Ilne‘im- proving, and at the crops increased, he‘ in- creased his stock of cattle, thus procuring a hilantity ofstuble manure to add to that’ forms by _the Clover. Thus he had one year a crop eftwent live bushels of Cora to the acre on a ii of e' yaeres, which had produced but two thirds that quantity the preceding rotation, and a crop of filly bushels to the acre on another lie d of two hundred acres which had produced but twen- live bushels the preceding rotation, but t is lleld had some on spread over it’, as well as a clover cro ploughed in. ' We have in the rnvinces much exhau- sted land which might be iniprovd in a siniilhr manner, substituting tatoes for [ndiau Corn, sndoshes for (I; sure‘ for ashes are here as favourable to t e growth of Clover, as Gypsuuiis in Virginia. Buck- wheat baa been mu us a manure by ploughing it in when in blossom. On most soils a grassfield laid down in good order will give a crop of bay for a number of years, if only once mowed, and never pas- tured. Close lbedingof site as always frestly diminishes this following crop. When and is naked it is_always losing, but when

sixty years becomes so barren that even the _verty grass (./imia tpicato, or animated at,) and strawberry disappear, and it’: overrun with trailing Juniper, but under the close shelter of the Juniper the soil ira- pzves, and alter the lapse of a lbw cures‘ capable of supporting a growth or

lirs, which will finally make the land as titty

good as it was when first cleared.» for the fonts of trees striking deeper than those ‘of grasses, bring up a portion of fertilising matter carried down by rains, whi the leaves pd dead twigs falling on the ground serve to form a layer of mould or turf on the suface, which being a hpd conductor of heat prevents the ground from freezing only early, and from being affected by the thaws ill winter. We ' t take a useful hint from this provision 0 nature for the security of .'l‘hsre are many '_ on which clover and Timothy are often winter killed;--were the top dressed with‘ camped, containing a a e. proportion o swamp ssilorrotteu s, and the alter grass loll itupastured, this misoliance would seltloiti happen. _ ‘ ' “

Qtrana Toss1~.+-This them no and to and tbine.—l wish when thou

and tbina coins to see me and mine, that me sad stins-wilhtueat thee and ,thine as kindly

uthsusadtbiaeliavetrsatsd mound W

mils,” Thb‘ is a new version of the old

cctnplirnslit, which runs somewhat alter this I

.:—'‘I wish thee and thy-Jelhs loved

saver were lblks; since’ lblks w’as b

tbutever so well as no and

nyfslhs love thy folks.” "ClI.Il0Il'I'!ls‘.—|'I'lIOi chat» on wla‘eli' the.

' isfsiséroaeis. 1'-‘3.‘!'*,;""*" . . ‘ ‘ Poss.--'.' We have ever ~ 10.”

'1 “U -3: yu. s...-,.,....1t— 'v r‘ limfi Ive torlbfi. ll Ibis‘ -WT -9*: teioy

I 8 [KB I nine. ’ °i'+ if unim- Colns. or Ilskfcnn Doharaut p "

.,O .0 Luuiiir " M . v conuiisis‘iiii.“r'. unis, iii ; summer Arrangement its ‘HAILS as is. in be iviads on in '1-ritilseiir V

July is.

Letters to be ngiitorss.

As ow

eorgetovvn ll

Ht: M 1.8

M Ftglll be made

I llloflll

' . ’ Tirol.‘-

Ilay I, I868.

k.

at nine‘o

W. ,3. BULYEA, Cont ILL leave (till further notice)

will leave Bedeque at 1 o'o

same day,

and Bedsque the evening ' '

for Cbailottetewn.’

morning, at 0 o'o oclt, till Fro‘ ht or Pas

Chn tetewn, AM 0. POPE. or to the Master on rd

Fens In: to Dlisdio Charlottetown, May as. 1858.

Slisdlsc every Mondaycevei:li‘:g,dst 9 o'cloc

" H‘s.§§4!!P:

I.

, Chest at for Ilritfll D. A July,

I . C. G’. ‘ um, ,

revliioss

iglisosrlug P at

until fltrtlier Notlas every TUE: MGH1‘. at line and forwarded via Pierce. sad the tlA1L8 glliflwlll be ebesd apes the folowing days at the

0,“. for Ba-

"”'t*|s'2i'sy Ila is 'l‘aesd A ' is

‘ ‘It '8'" I

in . ~ 'u.,’g4 ' " Aagusild. “ June 7, " Asgsstso. ‘" taiisth, “, Bart’ 13. 4- J , a, -- sspi. 27,

CI

and Newspapers, nisstbs mailed bslfau hoarbsferstltetiute ofolosi THOM EN. Postmaster (ieasrsl. General Post Ollice, April 80, I858.

swam r '1. N

f wu uatil art or otice, “up a forwarded every Iouday OWEN. Postmaster General.

Mall Steamer “I-‘airy Queen."

uicnder, for Bedequs and In

ay morning,

for Sliedlae; rstursiog, will leave Sliediae at 2 p. ni.,

in

at o’clock,

Will leave Pietou every Wednesday and Friday ' further notice. , a ply to the Hon W. W. IDRD,

For Earp, Bedequo,

C..CI‘ as usual to Pictoa.

CARD. E0. 1’. TAN'l‘ON'S'DAccus. Great George Street, opposiis where Likenssses ureta b

ood picture. ‘ A

and uncy Cases kept constantly on Rooms o In a. m. ren, dtc.

iur Gaanaar,

Mr. J. I. Wuti's,

most improved

3' Y Northern Sky-ligbt—tbs only light that can produce a ssortraatofLoekts,l" es and ' a It s , plus

to p. In. NorIiug‘l;ht is uisstprsfsrabls for rapid process, such as e il Kay 14.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS toforc carried on by than individual he conducted under the Name and WORTH I YATES. ' FRANCIS LO ALBERT H. Charlottetown, P.‘ E. Isluad. June, 16th, I

receive their best attention.

CCOUNT

nan,' Queen's Square (Sou Iottstowh.

ar , 051 &c., arranged and balanced at m o

YATES

’ entered into

HE uridsislgped liavlii t 00 PAR JVERSH P as NERAL and s 7"

e LONG- NGWORTII.

N. a. The sucrion iiuiiiai will at Ill times

3. IRVING, Norauv Pesuc, Coirvarltircua, alto

aiv-r. . l"l"lCE—ovor the Bookstore of Mr. G '1‘. Has-

iii iiai), Char-

ngsdsnf, Convs sacs of all descriptions, or

Lease old and Ereeliol Estate, including Ass n- m n rtgurs, dtc., tors of Attorne , Bo s,

. Indentures f pprenticeslip, Bills of Sae,Chsrter rtiss. Arbitration Bondss AwuIds,Petitlons,du:. , spared with accarac and dospatob; Merchants’

P 'p an other com icated Accounts,

rats clinrgss.

ve., with“ n '60

oyn under an Actof the Celoitl sv

r .sppointod for non of

The "fawn-or 1-i-tiios ndwuu Island 1778 to lstll,bdth years inclusive-2 vols. ‘ '""Indsx; published ' stars, and care- issd ad CltIt)‘IHa£od,b.hy..?lIIt;|lC';)ll§I i purpose t i k- °_-"iz. 1'. ,HA‘SZA.ltlg?

- Com .' held in the evening, t_

Morrison) be tastructed to ta

to the Tlompsruucs flsl Conipsays‘

Clnrloltsiswli Ilsteh I1. I058.

0 .-— . "llnotvan, Tint the Treasurer (Hr. Jabs W. ‘ kc the aeosussry messuresfor thsreccvsr of all uassttlsd Subscriptions

Tom runoe Hall Ootnpany. T A MEETING of the Directors of the above Temperance Hall, this following Resolutisa was unanimously

y or, D J. B. COOPER. Sec‘ ;

To ‘tbs ~'l'su_amt'y‘ Township lo. Undo . . TAKE N0 ICE‘ disc in » ‘and nude void s osrtais

' as by us

. -nu.-i ' sioa S of '1‘. ‘I’ E. psliil 0|!

, the !':‘w|:II].-In dry at‘

T¢lP“f"°' - -'

as that art ofliot 1l,"tllsPlepsrty'el’tbs

have Deed

s o'sbeh‘ Pr DBBIISA All the

01'

this day revoked Po|l,ot row to_Jamcs Ysc,

Fillli do of Fe- y two, of

IA RY STEWA RT, MARGARET UTIWAIT.

Islasd,‘ Nil‘ be 9

asst. la thd

D.

. a.ss. . FF“-

ciiu_iuisows.sis. ssiii. isss.

Pussuflafitelsflc

tlaviaaaa.

,. iii.' .iif'ruo—i ii'.isiiti' ass ii queue!‘ is [salt ttislr

late, 10 ll

Pstsoustew

hIdssd.‘ars ts-

"LAND,

..i

' : ltasinaircu-Next door to the Victoria Hotel,

" somsslmycattls

id’...

. uviuits ‘ s'rttittcirr.

.. g-zrgggr - £03 to ' II (ht be still Ootiliuttps , my c|ssa'iiig,saI siisbiilsg of Beaver sad Silk’ . ‘ ' ‘ ’ ad ad uisds equal to the Island wool; ouss done up. Oidsrsxtulten st . 8 hlilss from Towns", and at Juuios I.sid's tailor, Qudlu Street. Charlottetown,

. BOATS. HE Subscriber liasriiig been for several

oars

sin loysd in builtli Ship, Fishing, and ‘led-

surs B0 T8 of all , save to return thanks for the siiorous en a lililieno experienced in tbdt ins, and touotlfy his friendsaud the ublic

at lar e, that he is iiiakin rations for as anger and uIors extended l.IIIln8‘fl,plI':s.llllll, for the r ting persons ‘who may favor him with Orders. the follow ng gentlemen have kiudly consent- edto set as his Agents:-— is Ma-rrtavvsoit. of the Steamer ‘ Rose.‘ Ilr. G. '1‘. llsszaun, Charlottetown. ' Captain Husuaun. 'l‘igni Mr. Wu. M‘l:Iws:N. laukespsr, Suirutiarsids. Ntcuoaas Connor, Esq.. Kil are. Boats of any descri ion, dimensions or build (whe- ther Clinlser or Ciirvs ), delivered in Charlottetown. or slsswbarii. with prouipiitude. ' materials warranted of the best description. or cattle will be taken in payment, ifdesir . » CHARLES WQUARRIE. Do Sable, April I9, I853. A

(I? A handy LAD, of about H or 15 years of age, may lind employment by application as above.

Saint John Sale Stables. A. CUMMING, Veteriua Surgeon, begs to s intimate to parties ltuviug ORSES to dis- pose of, that he is about to o it its a Sale Stsblo.tliose rsniises nest the Catholic liapel, head of liing’s quills. St. John; where Horses will be kept at liv- , and bought or sold on coniuiission. fliers being no well-understood place in St. John where those hssisg llorssii, an those wanting Horses, know where to find such other, M. A. C. list- lers hiiuselfthat u lloiiss: BAZAAR. or Sale Stable, properly conducted, may in some measure supply it want ii ien felt by the public; while from the now- ledgeofliorses derived from his profession, he may be a e at to give useful advice both to seller rind purchaser. N. ll.—-Two 0|’ thrasgood young Harness Horses wanted; and a s-ruoiro ituavr uni, full ln0:".lled

for shipyard vvor . Saint John, fltlt April, 1858.

NOTICE.

HE Subscriber intending to proceed to England

by the Mall Steamer of the 19th instant, will feel obliged to all those ps w Accounts have been furnished up to the lat oftliis Month, to make payment before the above date, as it is onl oiiipt payment be can Cntiuuo to furnish them

wlt cheap Goods. H. HASZARD, Charlottetown, July 1, I858.

G’ ‘C

BELLS! BELLS l BELLS! HE Subscribers manufacture and keep constantly on hand, all sizes of Church, Fnctory, Steam- boat, Ferry, Locomotive, School Home and Plants- tion Bells, with the but description of Hangings. These Bells are made from the but stock, and the a ing as Church He Is An experience ofthirt years, with a great man recent iinpioi-emsnts. an an en- tirely new uietbodv of casting. enables us to obtain the most melodious tons, combining also, in extraordinary

vibration. Nos 9,000 Bells have been cast and sold from . which is the best evidence of their su- periority. s have fifteen Gold and Silver medals at our ofice. which were awarded or the “ best Bells for sonorousuess and purity of tone." pay p tr- culur attention to the ettin up Peals or Chimes, and can refer to those fur y us. Our establishment is csntiguous to the Erie and _Cbu_mpliiin Canals, and

ab paid for ‘Copper. passes, 'I¥ansits, Thsodolites, &c., for sale, of superior workmanship. All couiniunicsiioas, either by mail or otherwise will ‘have immediate iitisiitioi» A. MENIII-!LY’S SONS

West Troy, N. Y., March, I868.

Orders will be received and information gi- ven auto prices. at Geo. T. Hausrd's Book and Stu- tioiiery Stole. loai

VETERINARY PRACTICE,

_Undsr flu Polroaa t if His Extsllancy Sir Anaxaitnsa AKNIIIIAN. night. EORGE LORD, begs leave respectfully to inti- mate to his friends and the ublic in general, thIt‘hs has resumed his practice in e Vrrntulaar Luca, under the patronage of His Excellency Sir Anaxaupa Baaasraautan, lg t. Aller i successful practice of 27-yeura—ls in land and 18 in Atmrics—-in the course of which has been directly_ iustrtunautul, through his skill, in saving. fpr their owners. tlh lives of many valuable Hb'IsIs'snd Cows; he hopes t, in now soliciting a renewal offusuc Prraciuou, he may be per. IND!!! that Its esasidsrs liiiusslf to be as well qualified to prescribe ‘IIDICINII and oforin ‘Or-'iiA'rioNs,in the capacity ofu Housu and Cow Doerou, us any individual who baasver practised in that line in this Colony t and he, therefore. presumes that he may coulidsut y look forward to a renewal of th'a"tLpstronage whifihs formerly enjoyed in this Is- is

1

Water Street. Cliarloiisiown. sraaastc:.—-lsssss. Dsslivisy It Co. Apothe- curies‘.Hsll. At the Dspotofths Royal Agricultu-

rsl Society. 1 ’th, tsss.

June .L ‘ s

The ‘clad its copy of IM Certificate which 11:. lord aasncsi‘vsd_,]rest His lscsusiicy. _ Guoaou Loan haalssdsd, sad prescribed for at svaramsrit H Farm. he has dose sosaccsssfslly, sad I shall filly employ him wig, A. PAIIIIHAII, Lt. Governor.

5 Cr

HONEY TO LEND mmfio Olsssfcisaunas -tlsaw

lssrasry't,tsss.» -

can no LANDING ts Brfit. Hales.

,.

Illsatssu,

N ’ I

I-la,bbael’e"Psteut '

0 "INT.

t.oii its . I.-ii

lass. lsih.

T0 LlUINIID&-CIIDIIIRI.

L Lpsnizpflhs a‘ssUsassaawgs-

at-oi2:,c< >0 av.‘

the same process ln miiiinfuctur- I

..

" ‘WJZQIAC A .. $910“

NOVELTIES Font THE SUMMER.

4

WILLIAM

BIOS to announce the arrival BRITISH and FOREIGN

iiiima 5n. r ‘is .41vUi'.4c1’UR1:§, ‘ma’ ° ' i”

H E A" R D . asiortsisnt of from the lrst Houses in the ‘trade.

w. H. having personally ..i..i..i this Steels. would sajlaqeciil atleltha to . mice, of ,

NEW MATERIALS roit t.sni‘as’

aoirs, r.ut1isot.s, IONNBII,-gllbblllli, dt.o.,.

naassss, syncs, IHAWLS, ais- &.e.

A large sslscJi‘i»i_i.y‘ Bread Cloths, Douliiu. Cssdusvu. Tisssds, Waist-costings, Gutters and _LlNEN GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Boots and Shoes, and every article in Ms I\tr-ttisltivtgr Deportnisnt.

order to compete with other Houses, W.

llst December last, will make itnmediiits payment.

u. ii... to inlhriu -iii. Prlsitds "that Ill viii... iii. an...

“‘ Iu ness will be conducted on the OJ SH principle. In‘ '°‘l“9'lll those whose accounts ivsts flllllhod to $0

June 26, I853.

OLD STAND. HE Subscriber taudsr his thuuhsr to his customers‘ and the public ia‘ge- ' iisriil for all past favours. and begs parti- cularly to iiitiuiate. that he still coatiuusa to carry on the LIVERY STABLE business, a trust he has ow on hand good HORSES and CJRRIJGES of . every description, (not inferior to any now otlared to the public) to hire at the shortest. notice, and on liberal terms. MARK BUTCHER. May 20. hi

Livery Stables,

NOTICE. HE Subscriber having been duly emflpowersd by Git.us:u'r Huzwnuiisorr, of yde Park, Square, London, Esquire. and Au-ruua Husban- sozv, of Liverpool, in England, Merchant, surviving Esecntors and Trustees named rid appointed in and the lust Will and 'l‘estanient of Gilbert Henderson, late of Liver l, aforesaid. Merchant, deceased to collect all De is and Sums of Money due to the Fatate of the said Gilbert on erson, deceased, within this Island. and to dispose ofull Lands and llereditsmonts 5 belonging to said Estate situate therein. All rsens so indebted to the.Estute of the said Gilbert endor- son, deceased, are duly required without delay to pay into my hands the several amounts due by them; and those persons who may be in possession ofaay rt of such Lands and Premises, are required to make sii iiniiiediate and sstisfuclsty arrangement with me, otherwise they will be treated as Ties users. JOHN GWORTH. Charlottetown, April 9th, 1853.

G’ *4!

Provincial Marine Insurance Company, TORONTO, C. W.—Agsnt for Prince Edward

Island. ‘

BENJAMIN DAVIES. Charlottetown, April ll, I858.

NATIONAL LOAN FUND atria

Equitable Fire Iiizurance compa- nies o ondon

Incorporated by Act: g‘ Porliostent. OARD OF DIRECTORS of Fire lesurance for l’. E. Islnnd. Cliurlu Hensley, F. LosgisortIi.' Esq., Robert Hulchiiiiori. Esq, Tltosisa Dawson. Esq. Detached Rislto takes at coasidsrsbly reduced pre-

ninm.

Forms of Ap licstion,und all other ' ' ‘ ,

may be obtain from the Subscriber, at the Ofiioe of G. W Deblois Esq. Charlottetown. , H. J CUNDALL.

April 27, 1858. . Agent pro test

Fire ! Fire 1 Fire ! Secure your Property at a saving o/‘fifty per cent. TIIIS csuoiil be done by Insuring in the MU- ’l‘U AL I‘ RE INSURANCE COMPANY. This is the only Ollice where claims for loss can he met, without reference to a foreign Compun . Blank forms ofu plicatiou. and any other informa- tion can be obtained at the Secretary and 'I'raaaurat's Ollice, Kent Street. . April 0. 1852.

CE LIFE .d.N'D FIRE INSURANCE COM- P.dJt"Y. LONDON. IITAILIIHID air ac-r or rauuassnns-. rIi's .

capitst £s,ooo,ooo Ste CHARLES Y0 N0. Agent for P. E. Island.

. THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

GOVlll0I—-‘FRI IIGHT nowoassna 1-its EARL of ELGIN and KINCARDINE, Governor General of Canada.

Haan Orricu—21 St. Andrew 8quors..Edtii-

burg Board of’.U¢tnageiimit is Holtfoirfor Whoa Scalia and Prince Edward lslaiid— , on. B. Almou, Bunker. Hon. William A. Black, Banker. Lewis Bliss, . Clisvles Twining, ., Banister. John Buyley Bland, . Hon. Aloxsnder Keith, ercliaat. Solicitor. .

awart, ., Medical Adv'wsr— . I‘. Sawsrb.

A t & Secretary-Iattbsw H. R. .

be following gsatlsrrisa have bass u ittled On- csrs of the company is isos w tslaad. sud w‘ is uraish information as to the prie-

ciples ahd practice of the Company and the rstesef Assurance. Churlottstown—Medical Adviser-—H. A. Johnston. M. D. Agent-—E. L. Lydisrd. ‘ . Georgetown—IIadical Adviser-David Kaye, M. D. A£snt-—-William Sanderson. St. lssnsr's—-Medical Advlssr—-Joseph Dell. II. D Agsat-Thoaias ant. NA'lf'l'HEW II. IICHEY.

A CA D OHN ROSS, Vocalist. will a Private Lessons

in Issis,sitltsr at his ease. or thatof the Partiu wis 'tig his ssrv ‘ . arms. its per quarter, two Inssoas u ask. Reiiduicc-At Marley's, Great (isorp,&sst. next door to Mr. J. as ' ;. ,. , Chrlsttetswu. Jase I4. 1858. Ad Iw. sg FOR IAL - WI I-lssdrsd asses of LA with a'Isvali an

tuchsd. which sets aiissslly satpsts oa Township No.» I. head VOf. -

T. H. Hasiland. Erq., Hon. A

.m'i'."'ii........" "".: °

Valuable Real Estate for Sale. HE Subscriber riffs for SALE his WHAIIF and several BUII. ING IDTS adjolnlag, st Poor Quaint _S-rust:-i-. Person lrossct pu. eliaslag, will please malts early application to THOS. B. TREIIAIN. Chsvlottstowa. June 23. 1858.

A FARM To B! LIT, .¢.~'n rosszsstox onrzav urslznt.

L . '1‘ is situated Nina nillse floss Charletlstowafl the satrsnes eftbs New Glasgow Road, and esssists sfa looacrss triorsorlssutlia, _ yof Joan I‘IUbl01l,lnIi9 ofthe 8th(Kirig's) s .,uud on which

he now res ss,—t farm will be let for a term of to ‘lb, olr 20, years. “he dwelling house is very con- orta '

ilu but not very tugs, than is s -well‘of water at the kitchen oor; the usesars var Ito- dious and will contain a number of cattle. ' re' are two barns, one for buy, with a granary on it. and the other forrthruabiag, sontaihi a new set of machine- ' ' The thrashh‘

ing at the rats of ill stsoks quite new and vcry good ones. and in good condition, except about! acres of swamp. There a brook passes through th he pas- Iuvegrosvid. and s a s rises about 20 chains higher up. The House is situated on the eastern side ofu bill. The load is well fsased in llelds of! or 7