.inssi up-ssf

THE DAYS GONE BY. The bye gone liy,——‘ tin and, yet siiret. To list k strain of parted hours 3 To think of those we loved to meet When children, ‘mid ll thousaiiil IIOIPN ' 'I‘he scenes we ruved——roiuautic—lone— I-In yet our hearts had learned to ..igIi— The drums of glory once our own- Iii days gone ly—iii days gone by .'

The days gone liy—oh ! is there not A t-Iini'm—ti feeling in those words- A music ne'er to be forgot- Struck ti-out the uiemory’s sweetest chords '. With many a tone to wake a tear, And may a thoight we thin would fly ; Oh ! still to every heart an dem- Tlm days gone by--the thyii gone liy.

Tlic days gone by—Man's best essay- One fadeleus work to leave liehiiiil-— Before their night Iluth ptisscil uwuy Like dust upon the desert wind : The very mountains have grown grey— And stars have vanished frorii the sky- The young-—tlie fuir—oh ! where are they I with hyl 308 by -—vVilII tluyii guilt’ by I

The days gone by—from slicre to shore Their ever lengthening shadows spiced

On—on till Time shull breathe no more- And Earth itselfbe with the ili.-uil :

Each brief—uuuoticed—-uiinutr bears The mandate ofits God .... high 1

And death and silence are the liisirs Ofdays gone by--ofiluys gone by.

DRE A MS.

Dreams can be procured by whispering iii the ears when a person is asleep. One of the most curious as we I as authentic examples oflliis kind has been referred to by several writers- I find the particulars in a paper by Dr. Gregory, and they were related to him by a gentleman who wttii _

The subject of it was an oflicer in the expedi- tion to Louisburg, 1685, who had this peculiarity in so remarkable a degree, that his companions in the transport were in the shit of amusing themselves at his expense. 'l'hey would produce in him an kind of a dream by whispering into his ear, especially if this was dono by a friend with w one voice he was miliiir.

At one time they conducted him through the whole progress of a quarrel, which ended in a duel ; and when the parties were supposed to be inst ; a pistol was put into his hand, which he

fired, and awakened at the report. (in another occasion they found him asleep on the to of a locker, or bunker, in the cabin, when they made him believe he had fallen overboard, and exhor- led him to save himself by swimming. They told him that a shark was pursuing him, and en- trested him to dive for his life. He instantly did so, with such force as to throw himself entirely from the locker upon the cabin floor, by which he was much bruised, and awakened of

course-

After-fie landing of the army at Louisburg, his friends found him asleep in ‘s tent, much an- noyed by the csnnonsding. They then made him hlieve that he was engaged, when he ex- pressed great fear, and showed. no evident dispo- sition to run away. Against this they remun- strriied, but at the same" time increased his fears, by imitating the groans of the wounded and dying ; and when he asked, as he often did, who were down, they named his particular friends. At last they told him that the man next him- si-ll’ in the lips bail fullon, when instantly be sprung from his bed, rushed out of his tent, and was aroused from his danger and his dream to- gether by falling over the tent ropes. A remark- able circumstance in this case was, tliat\ifter these experiments. he had no distinct recollections or fatigue ; and used to tell his friend that he was sure he was.plsying. some trick upon him. A case entirely similar in its bearing is related in Smellic’s Natural I'Iistory,’ths sub’ t of which was a medical student III the niversity of Edinburgh.

_ A singular fact has been observed in dreams which are excited by noise, thst’thc same sound awakens the person and produces the dream which a pears to _liiiii to occupy a considerable

' be following example of this has been

repeated to me:—A ‘gentleman dreamed that lie lisd enlisted as a soldier, J0lI'l8tl his regiment, dc- serted, was apprehended, carried back, tried, con- demned to be shot, and at last carried out for execution. After the usual preparations, a gun was tired; he awolto with the report, and found that a noise in the IQIJOIIIIIIQ room had roduced both the dream and awsksusd him. 1‘ a same want of notion of time is observed in dreams from other caucus. '

. Dr. Gregory mentions a gentleman who, after sleeping in a damp place, was a long time liable to a feeling of suffocation whenever he slept in a lying posture, and this was always accompanied by a dream of a skeleton which grasped him vio- lently by the throat. He could sleep in a sitting posture without any uneasy feeling; and nller trying various experiments, he at last had a son- tinel placed beside him, with orders to wake him whenovqr he sunk down. On one occasion he was attacked b the skeleton, and a lon struggle ensued before it awoke. On finding suit with his attendant for allowing him to lie so long in such a state of stilsring, he was assured that he had not lain an instant, but had been awakened the moment he began to sink. The gentleman, after a considerable time, rscovercd from the ufuetioti.

It is a part of every msn’s duty to give the wsiglitcf bis influence to the correction of every evil wbicli iufests society. This, too, we owe to society, for the protection which it gives us. It is a debt. Not to pay it is disboucsty.—Rei-. H

Fnsr Pusus nv Eivoi.sxn.—'I‘he first printing runs in England was set up in the Almonry of estsninstcr, where Cnxtombprobsbly encou- raged by the learned Thomas illing, then Ab- bott, produced the moral treatise entitled,"- " The Game and Plays of the Choose," the first book printed in that country. The ancient printing house containing nothln of the interi- or appearance peculiar to its ginnl arruuge~ tnent, Imvln boon for a long time let in tene- ments and vided according to the convenience of the Eerntion of lodgers that have inhabited it. It s, however, been long entirely deser-

- ted and shut up.

As the Turks get drunk, play at billsrds, and take advantage of the money market, nrcccut truvsllcr has sngaciously inferred that they are rapidly advancing in civilian- tion. .

There is guns for everything. In China, when a pair of uuiusntiossblss are no long"- or serviceable, they are ntufod with mi

sold for sausages. The cultiva- Young Hyssii are lngsiilous.

I u

IIASZARD’S GAZETTE. AUGUST 13-

NEW 0001 JUST RECIIVED, It the LON-

9 ‘X the “SIR .dl.£.\'JlJVD R and " SEA J .N‘I'.AlPH" ‘The Subscriber has received u Large. upply of Fancy and Staple Goods, Suitable for t is Season. I Also—'I‘es. Leaf and Moist Sugsr;*8osp, Starch, Blue, Tobacco. Spices of all kinds, ho.

general assortment of Hardware, Bar Iron. nu- uorled siass, round, square and flat; Window Glass; Putty, Wrought and Cut Nails, Spikes, Ire. Pure London White Lead; also, o. I, I, I do Black. Yellow, and Red Pniuts; Raw and Boiled Linseed

c. All of which are offered at the Lowest Cash Price, at his siors,Greui George Street, opposite the Catho-

lic Chapel. HENRY HASZARD. Charlottetown, July 4, I888. AMERICAN GOODS AND GROCERIES.

sold at a small advance upon cost, for ready casIi,artn sic cuuui-r. ./ISSORT.A!E_.iV'T Q/‘ DRY GOODS .l.N‘D GROCERIES of all kinds. CROCKER Y-

WARE. die. ltc.

CONI-‘ECTIONARY. (assorted) F' and Raisins, CIIACKERS, Butter and Soda, RIICIB, Cuiidlea, (mould and dips.) Pipes uiiil Tobacco, Ilurning FLUID, Dryed Ap lea, Pickles, tins Salt, Cheese, nstilo Nuts,

(‘rushed and Brown SUGAR, TEAS,

Col-‘I-‘I-‘.I-I, (whole and Ground.)

SOAP, (En lisb and American Castil,)

Buckets all u . LEATHER,

Boots and Shoes. Childrcus' do., do.,

BIIUSIIES, (liuir, cloth, shoe, scrubbing, white

wash, puint, horse and cow.) . Feuth.-i Dusters, Whisps sud Brooms, ll.\'I‘S, (silk. superior Kossuth, black and pearl, pului leaf, Infants’ pesrl,)

B0 'a' cloth Cups, Gluud do.,

Cl AIRS. (wood and curse scat,)

Rocking: do., Childrenu' do., Childrens‘ Wsggons, Pntent huriis, scythe Snesths and Scytheii,

Ilny Rakes and I'orks. innnure do.,

Srudes and Shovels, Hoes, cunt-steel Axes,

I one Whips &. Lashes,

English on American Cotton \Varp,

L sues, die. &c.

id for Country FLOUR at market rice. The BA 'lNG business will be eurriod on as 'usual. Always on hand a good article of SHIP

IIREAI). T. GREEN Kent-utreet, Corner of Great George, Churloltetowii, July I4, 1853.

N EW GOODS.

UST IMPORTED, and for sale by

u bar, at his NEW l‘ORE in Grafton Sine!-

JI CHOICE SELEUTIOJV or JMERICAA” OODS, consisting o —

SU‘Gé\ in hhils., barrels, and by retail: Crushed

Superior Souclio TEA, in clients, halfchestie, and by retail; COFFE ., RICE, PILOT BREAD, in barrels, and by retail; Crackers, Vinegar, Mustard, Pepper, Table Salt, Soda. Salerutiis, Soup, Candles‘ lsfiurch, Burning Fluid, Hatches. Tobacco. Cigars,

ac JVUTS,

Printed Cottons, stri ed and unbleached do., sheet- ing, bedtick, &c.; Ladies‘ and Gents‘. India Rubber lloots and Slices; Indiii Rubber Coats, Oil -Suits, Cotton-wick, Lamp-wicks, Fluid Lumps, patent and common, in variety; CH IRS with cane costs an wood do., in great \'sriert|y ofpatterii; Axes, Scythes, Sncsths, Hay-rakes. sy-forks, Spades, Shovels, IIocs,Gnrden o

‘..'..no——An assortment ofCurrier's TOOLS; Pails, Tubs, in nests or single, Clothes-pins, Brooms, Brushes, dtc.

Oiv "AND, American and Island Manufactured SOLE I.I-‘.ATHER, Nests Leather, Calf-sliius and Harness Leather.

. B.--The highest prices. paid in cash, for green hides, cslfaud other skins. WILLIAM B. DAWSON.

Charlottetown, June I0, I853.

NEW GOODS. HE Subscriber has received, per Brig Jllwood, from Loisnoiv, and other recent arrivals, the S, which are ofl'crsd cheap for Cash. s.

50 Chests Choice Canvass, Cord c, Oaktini. inch to 7-Sths,

Chain Cables I Anchors nnd es.

Ihils, Spikes, ‘ Round and lint Iron,

eas. Cut and Wrought

London and Liver I Soup,

London waxed-wick Candles,

Barrels Choice Sugar,

Hds. Molsses, die. die.

LONGWORTH & YATES.

Water Street, Charlottetown, June I1th, I853.

Glasgow and Manchester House ! Tun Subscriber has JUST it ECEIVED his SUMMER surrny of NEW "4 FASHIONABLE GOODS, Per Brig Altwood, direct from London. nsvm WILSON. Richmond Street, 11th June, I868. SPRING GOODS‘

Per Lucy Alice, from Boston, a choice UPPLY of Gsntlsmen's summer HATS, including

IIONI. T ‘ ace, Palm, Kcssutli, &c , I.’ ht BOO'I‘S,Fn Doiiuiugs; y‘n and B OGANS in rest variety; a good nnscrt

lures; Dril iiigs,Jouns and Nnultsons for boy's and Innf

me a summer wear: alm- Fans. A variety of GLASSWARE, includiu Fluid Lam ,'I'umblers, Fruit and Preserve Dishes. ‘Plates,

ram: cans sent Cknii-s,, One The above are ssitdlils for the season, and marked at a lo

w flute for cash. 3&0! SEER, Jun. Charlottetown, May It), I858.

NEW SHOP! NEW GOOD!!! IIB Subscriber has just received licm Li G. S., an assortment of DB7 and F430? GOODS, GROCERIES, AND - CIOCIIIYWAII, :.:I.I:I he will Icll at I low fill! H Prompt Pay. ' "."A.I'I'l|IAI ii. unis, _ .Js'soi.l '

North Side lsisvdon's New

Iteuiug. Oua nous. COJVFEC TIOJTR Y. — c. ~

bu-“gnaw; ’ tta Club.

Ill-‘. CIIAltl.0'I"I‘E'I‘0WN Itl'.GA'l'I‘A will

air. plus an 'l'ussdsy._ lad Auous-r. . Particulars made known iii futnro advertisement. By order of the Club. CIIAIILEB 8'I‘I-IWAIIT. Secretary.

May is. isiis.

NOT! . IIE Bubscrlbsi having been duly empowered by Giuuuu-r Hustnuusois, of Hyde Park, Square, London, Esquire, and Ans-uuu Iluru_iI_n- sol,cf Livurpool, in England, Merchant. surviv Execution and Trustees an sndnppoinlsd In I by the last Will siiil Tuslsineut of Gilbert llsndnruou. late of Liver l, aforesaid. Msrchunt. Ilficillfll I0 collect all Do ts and Santa of Money due to thc_Eststc ‘ ' deceased, within tilt!

is tsis situsts tlisrsin. Alllpsmm sollixelbteil to the Estate of the said Gilbert endur-

son, are d r uirnd without delay to pay linto my hands the several ni_ncunls dug by tlicui; and t rscus who may be in possession of any part of sucrhnds sud I’reiiiisss!’ars required to iiislis as immediate and sstisfsctorydarrniignmcct with mt. otherw' the will be treat us ‘run sssrs.

'" ' JOHN no GWOIITII. Charlottetown, April 9th, 1858.

LL Pcrccns indebted either by or sgs,_Judg- mun Promissory Note or crwiue, to '1‘ on“ I-laa-nr IIAVILAID, I_".so., hits _Colo- n I Secretary of this Island, pro desired forthwith to make p_s meal of the respective sums due by them as nforssu' to the Subscriber. who is duly authorised by Power of Attorney, to receive and give the necessary ischar for the same. And all Persons to whom the nu’ Tlicinss Heath Hnvilaud is indebted. Ila I0- qussteil to furnish their Accounts for &I1;IlOlI:xND.

T. HEATH Barrister-at-Law. Queen Square, Nov. 29. 1953- W V V Just Published. '1 be British North Americaii GEOGRAPHICAL PRIIEB.

Price with 1 Maps In. 6d.; without M-in It 7 Illa PRIMER contains all the matter in Chitin- bsr's Geographical Printer, with the addition of the recent census, and more full descriptions of North America. It contains ulaoli more maps, so

arranged as not to be liable to tear. GEORGE T. IIASZARD, Queen's Square.

R SALE, a staunch clinker built BOAT, I6

feet keel. She has lately undergone a thorough repair, and is now in good condition, perfectly tight, and nails remarkably well. For furt er particu sis up ly at Huszard’s Guette Oflicc.

July II, I868.

MONEY TO LENTD. NQUIRE at the Oflice ofCiutiii.us I’Ai.stuu, Esq. , Charlottetown. February 1, I858.

The Laws of Prince Edward Island

FROM I778 to I85], both years iuclusive—2 vols. - Royal 8 vo., with a co ions Index; published under an Act of the Colonial .sgislaturc,. rind care- fully revised nnd consolidated, byh ("‘.Ionimk:sifii‘i:|:s n intcilforth ur ,iiia be a sit - ‘iii: of o P Po“ T. HASZARI.

Saint John Sale Stables. A. CUMMING, Vsteriua Surgeon, begs to

u intimate to srtics having ORSES to dis- pose of, that he is a ut to c it as n Ssh Stsble,thcss premises next the Catholic Iiapel, head of King's Squareflt. John; where Ilcrses will be kept at liv- ery, and bought or sold on comuihsiou.

There being no well-understood place in St. John

where those having Horses, and those mafia: p , vast-nearer, . A. C. at- ters himself that a Ilousuv Basaau, or Sale Stable, properly conducted, may, in some measure an ly a want c on felt by the pa lic; flom the ledge of horsssderivcd from his profelsinn, he may be able at times to give useful advice both to seller and pure ser.

N. B.—'I‘wo or three good young Hnrusss Horses wanted; and s s1-uorio ituavv rain, full mouthed for shipyard work.

Saint John, 26th April, 1858.

m I on

Temperance Hall Company. T A MEETING of the Directors of the above

Com uy, held in the Temperance Hall, this evening. t s following Resolution was uusuiinously adopted viz:—- .

"lts:soi.vs:n, That the Treasurer (Mr. John W. Morrison) be instructed to take snoccsnury sl measures for tho recover of all unsettled Subscriptions to the Temperance Ilalfcompsuy.”

By Order, J. B. COOPER, Sec'y.

Charlottetown, March 11, 1858.

Mall tentner “ Fairy Queen.”

W. R. BUL YEJI, Commander,

ILL lesvs (till further notice) for Bed no and

Shsdisc every Mouda evening. at 9 o'clock;

will leave Bedsqus at 7 o‘clIick, Tuesday morning,

for Sbsdiac; returning, will leave Slisdiuc all p. m.,

saiue ds Tuesday, and Bedsque at 8c'clock, in the evening for Charlottetown.

Will leave Pictou, every Wednesday and Friday

at c , till litrtbur notice. For , nsgly to the Hon W. W. IJORD, C. POPE, Enq., Bodoquc,

Fares [die to Sksdinc, as usual to Pu-tog, Charlottetown, May 80. 1851.

FOR BRISTOL. A NEW BAIIQUE, launched on the inst., will sail for Buisrcn, on or about the 80th inst. can accoino. date a few Cabin pnssnugsrs, ifnpplisg. in s early to - . ~ JAMES YEO. Pm I-Iill, Aug. a. tan.

FOR PASSAGE. THE New Cli or Br’ MARIA, soo I H50!!! ousui.i.,Mss- ter, will sail for Liverpool on or before the AW‘ ‘lollll good sccouiuiot stiou pssssugsrs. y Was. WELSH. FOR DUBLIN. Till! New Sclir. PENNIB, I10 Tans sgista. J. Wanna. Instsv, will sail on _or before the lat

IIOII

' July as. ma.

non, -til the lust of August. Tlltls-—ri ans lsiii.r.iucs, sinus nuts. paid down. JOHN TIIOINE. lblssuwssd Farm. Jdy ll. EDIE WAITID.

nu fiflfltfid AW tlis Guns HIf'I.ls. ' II.

now-_

LOII

N OVELTIES FOR W I L I. I A M ls to announce the srrivnlfilic

BM

HRITISII and FOREIGN W. II. luiving personally selected this Stock, would

NEVV

Boots uml Sliou, and every crIi'rIe-

In order to compete I , ,

uses will be conducted on the (M83, P""°'l’l°- -"0 ' Ilst December last, will make unmndists payment-

r Atlioood, from ANUFACTURE8.

I

THE SUMMER.

HEARD.

fiigland, of a large assortment of no... the lrst Houses in the ‘I rs-lo.

callsspeciul attention to a variety of

MATERIALS. I-‘OR LADIES’ DRISSIS, SILK8; SHAWLS, Ill!- BONS, PAIIASOLS, iioivru-:'rs, siinnitiiiar, &.c., A lure, _,,.],m',;,, ,f B1-sail Clollis, Dooslrins, (‘assi'iiio.-res, 'I\nm!s, Waist-cooliitgs, Cullaii and

LINEN GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

C.

in (lie Hiraisliiug Department.

ith other. Houses, W. H. begs to inform his Friends that in future bis busi-

squests those whose accounts were furnished to the

Jnnu 85,1858.

Provincial Marine Insurance Colllplllis ' Tououm, C. W.—Agsut for Prince Edward """" BENJAMIN DAVII-‘.8. Clturlcttntcwu, Apr'iI__l“l._l_853-~ i 7, NATIONAL LO'ADN FUND Lira: Equitable Fire Insurance Compu- me' of Lon Pnli sun! I .

OAISCD OI-‘atlillillbl-IC’.I“O‘|.I.Sq’iif Ieiiu Insurance for B P. E. Island. '1'. H. Harilnud. E¢t].. Hon. Hensley, F. Louginortli, Esq.. Robert

H,“ A‘ ' E . Thomas Ditiescn. EMI- Rllltql Islteu at considerably reduced PI"

1'pOT

m'||'-“E-‘ma of A licatiou, and all other information, , ma be obtain frciii the Subscriber, at the Otlicii

of . W Deblois Esq. Chsrlottetlqwg: CUNDALL. April 27. ions. Arm W0 “M

Fire 1 Fire 1 Fire 1 Secure your Property at u tori"! 9/ fl/‘ll! Ir" HIS l b (I b nsuiing to tie .- TUcAll.olTREeIN‘il‘I°lR’ANCI1 COMPANY. This is the only Oflice where clsinis for loan can be met, without rcfersiics_to a foreign Company. Blank forms ofa pliculion, and any other In crimi- tion can be obtain at the Secretary and 'I‘rcuiiuriir's OlIice,. Kent Street.

on‘ LIFE JI.N'D FIRE lJV'SURJlJV'CE COM- PJJVI’. LONDON. ss'raut.isiiun av acr or i-itnnisaiurir. capital £5,000,000 Sterling. CllARI.I'-it-I YOUNG, Agent for I‘. I-1. Island. ‘ THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

AILI Tits E, Governor

Gov uitou—-nu siitiirr Horton EARL of ELGIN and KINCARIYIN General ofCnnsdu. ‘ ,

Iluan Orriou—22 St. Jliidrcw Square. 1'41!"- burfleiiird of Muuagcmriil in Halifax for .Mmu Stalin and Prince Ediciiril Ir!aiid—

. . mon, Iliinltcr.

Hon. William A. Black, Bunker.

I.evvis Bliss, _ Charles Twining, I".sq“., Barrister. J{obu Iiuylcy Bland. -

I

A snt 81. Socretary—M . ‘Solicitor. ‘lie following gentlemsuhsve been ii pointed 06i- cers of the Campus in Prince F.d_war laliuiil. and will be prepared to urniali information as to the prin- ciples and practice of the Company und tlis rules of Assurance. Cluirlottctowu—Medical Adviscr—H. A. Johnston. zit. I). Agcnt—E. t.. l.ydisrd. _ O Georgetown—Medical Adviser—Duvid Kaye, M. D. Agcnt—Willium Sanderson. St. I:‘.|cnnor‘s—Medicu| Advissr—Joscpli Bell, M. D. Ageiit—'I‘bcuiss Ilunt. MA'l‘THF.W ll. RICHEY.

Charlottetown Mutual Insurance Company, - Incorporated Ii Act of Far inrnent in I8-I8. HIS COMPA Y ofl'ers the best guarantee in case of loss, and accepts Risks at a saving of full 50 per cent, to the sasurcd. present reliable Capital esceds £l700. _Per- nciis property in ‘burlcttutow, or vicinity, should lose no time in npplyi to the Secretary of this Company for Policies or In ormutiou.

u o 'lipu' Fire Anuihilnlcrs has been purchased by the Company, for the benefit of persons insured in this Oflics In case of Fire. the use ofit can be obtained immediately, by applying at the

socrfluyl. W HEARD P ‘d . , rent out HENRY PALMER. Sec'y and Treasurer. Street, 3

e

Secretary's Ollin, Kent August aui, I868

NOTICE.

THE TENJJVTS ofTriossas I'IIA‘l'Il HAVI-

Larui, Euq., on Townships Numbers 48 and M and other Lands in this Island, are rauosted to malt. immediate payment of the amount Rout due by them to the Subscriber; who is duly authorised to receive and grant rcceigs for the sums.

. HEATH HA_VlLAND.

Qsseii Square, Nov. 39, I851. WILLIAM STRAIGHT, 11.4 TTER

9 I168 to inform his fiiends that he still continues the re-lltti and Silk llsts. Gontlsmeu's Clothes cleaned and made equal to‘ new. JIM CROWS made from the Inland wcol;. old ones doussp. Prices low. Orders taken at the Queen's Arms, 8 Miles from Town, and at James Reid's tailor, Queen Street, Charlottetown.

BELLS I BELLS I BELLS I Hi} Subscribcs manufacture and keep constantly on hand, all sinus of Church, l"uctovy,Stesrri- bout, Fairy, ivs, House and Plants- tiou Bells, witlitbo but description of He ings. Those Bells are made from tho but , and the small siuss undergo the same In mauufactur- . lug as Chunk Be In An experience of tliirt yours, with a great man recast irsiptovcllicnts, a tiroly new uiotbnilof casting, enables us to obtain the most melodious tons, combining also, in extraordinary