VAIIETIBS.

Goi.n.—“GoId, wall gotten is bright and fair ; but there which rusts and caqters. The atom of the man who we a accord' ,fl,[he will of God are underaspeeimbléing ; but the stores which have been «unjustly gathered are accused. “Your gold and your silver is eankcred, and the rust of them shall be a witness against you, and shall eat up your flesh as fire.” Fur better have no gold at all, than gold with that curse up- on it. Far better let cold pinch this frame, or hunger gnaws it, than the rust of illgotten gold should_cat it up as fire.” Bun-ririn..--There is a deep and beautiful meaning in the saying of the wife of Jagellon, Duke of Lithuania. Some peasants coming to her in tears, com lained that the servants of the King, her usband, had carried off their cattle. She went to her husband, and obtained instant redress, “ Their cattle have been restored to them,” said the Queen, “ but . who shall give them back their tears.”

Bouarairra on Nova-.r. Raaninc.-—No works were read but those of real value. By common consent all novels were ban- ished from the circle, as Napoleon invet- erately ahominated everything of the kind. If he happened to find a novel in the hands of any of the attendants of the palace, he unhcsitatingly tossed it into the fire, and soundly lectured the reader upon her waste of time. If Josephine had been a novel reader she never could have a uir- ed that mental energy which enabled her to fill with dignity and with honor every position she was called to occupy.—Ab- bot’: History of Josephine.

Wusi.u's Aitouuniu-.—l beg leave to propose a short, clear, and strong argu- ment to prove the Divine inspiration of the Holy Scriptures. The Bible must be thc invention either of good men or an- gles, bad men or devils, or of God. It could not be the invention of good men or angles, for they neither would nor could make abook, and tell lies all the time they were writing it, saying, “ Thus said the Lord,” when it was their own invent- ion. It could not be the invention of bad men, or devils, for they would not make a book which commands all duty, forbids all sin, and condemns their souls to hell and to all eternity. I therefore draw this conclusion, that the Bible must have been given by Divine inspiration.

“Mike, why don't you fire at those ducks ?—-don’t you see you've got the whole flock before your gun ?’ ’“ I know I had, but you see, whenl gets a good aim at one, two or three others will swim right ‘twist it and me.”

Why are country girls’ cheeks like well printed cotton? Because they are “ warranted to wash and keep their col-

or.”

We overheard a queer thing from a little fellow about six years of age, a short time ago. The subject of“ wedding cake” had been introduced in the course of conversation, in which the father was takin a t.

“ ather,” said the little fellow, after having apparently reflected intently on something, “ I shan’t send you any of my wedding cake when I get married ”

“ Why so?" was the inquiry.

" Because,” answered the little-fellow “ didn't send me any of yours.”-Knt'ck erbocher.

A magistrate pursued a thief, who took refuge on a stump in a swamp. The justice reported the thief as follows: “ Sightable —-conversable-—non est come-at-able—in awa.mptim—up aturnpurii--railo!"

As_Father Morris was walking through a parish famous for its profanity, he was stop- pod by a whole flock of the youthful repro-

ates of the place. Father Morris was! Father Morris! the devil's dead!” “ Is he?" said the old man, benignly laying his hand on the head of the nearest urchin, “ You poor fatherlesa children!” -

" Mister, how do you sell your beef this morn‘ 7" ,, ourteen cents a pound.” “ Fourteen cents, eb?—have you ot a heart?" “ No, ‘oat sold it.” " ell, I know'd you cool a’t have a heart, and as fourteen cents for beef.”

Kwfillow went to Saratago fbr his health, ._u " up a little, and picked up enough

" him to the State Prison for three ’..f.’ Thig is recruiting, with a venge- IIIOO.

An omnibus upset in Broadway last Mon- day.. Onemaaewaa struck with an idea, but was not seriously injured:

what a beautiful sky; Yea, Charlie; I some- tilueawbhl waaaa-h-y.”.h. d Mrs. ~ Partiugbll ‘'7' ''°"'' °.“'° much about eleaer etIier_siglits i.ur:ti.-nus twe tb phs would I-'5' ‘° have sees--the tics at‘Fruk_Piar-ca no ct'Quesa Victoria. while

being measured br a pair : “MILO IDIM 0070!‘ the calf." " Hesvvfll" “I'D” "" "‘ , - - " 'r'aurV0]I0ll1l|¢"‘°'“°’ *0‘ ‘ 'g.‘“' u] have sat leather

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HASZARD’S GAZETTE.

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Farm to be Let subscriber offers is let for one _ as may be a on. A farm at Suniniersido ‘ Let I‘! of about 60 acres of cultivated land all of, which is under fenae, it fronts ten cliaina on tlts

eque Buy within about I"illson chains of(.u'[eoo‘s i Wharf. On the front abundance of seaweed nuiy be had, and on the fiirni any quantity of Black mud may be rocured. A large Iltirn, Dwelling [loose and out-houses are on the preinisea, the rent tniiy be ‘pond in produce or in sash at the option of the Lease, I let soon it will be otherwise disposed of. . rnsy be made to Ilr. I’. Power Summeraida or to the

subscriber J. WEATIIERBE. Charlottetown, Nov. 9. I863. _knovrledge affai-

A steady sober man with a fair uiiag wanted, with or without a in J. W. Premises to be Let. H! subscriber ofl'ers to let a shop, dwelling house

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and warehouse in one building, 60 by 23 & 22 feet ou the ground, with an excellent frost poof rellar, it is directly opposite the residence of Mr. lllcEwcn, st Surnmeruide, Bedeque, and within a few ynrduiof the public wharf at which the Bedeque and Shediac pucltst arrive and depart from.

0. Near the mms wharf a convenient dwelling house with a garden attached and a pump of good water at the door. This house has a frost proof caller and has on the In! floor 2 Kitchens sad 8 rooiiia, and 4 rooms en the second, also, a warehouse, stable, &c.,

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A dwelling house with three rooms on the first and two on the second floor. with a frost pieaf celler, also a garden attached, part of the ubovadiuildirtgs are new and the remainder nearly so and in good _order, all of these premises are pleasantly situated in that little and fast growing town Sunnnerside, further ifcrtnatisu may be bad as applying to Mr. I’. Power

on the premises or to J. WEATHERBE. Chrlettatcwii, Nov. I0th, I868.

Cattle and Land Sale.

HE subscriber willolfsr for sale by Public Auc-

tion ou his Farm at 7 Mile Ba on \Vednesdiiy

the 80 last. at I2 o clock noon the fa lowing property, via: Co Calves, Youn Cattle, Oxen, Sheep, Horses, Fnruiing Utensils, arts, die: Alae Beds, Bedding, Bedstsads, Tables, Chairs, &c.I:i&c., which so :

small lot of Dr Goods: Immediately allsr which will be offered or sale the Farm and all Lands belong- ing to the Subscriber at 7 Mile Bay either together or in lots to suit purchasers, these Farms having been advertised in the Royaltiuette in I849 and being otherwise so well known require b t little further description than to say, they contain uliout I-ttlllcres each, and Marsh to each to cut ahoutti stiicks ofllay, or 240 acres in the wlicla with Marsh to cut about I2 stacks : about I40 acres are under cultivstion : they are beautifully situated are possessed of the most natural and aquired local adviititoges and form alto- ether the best property now offered for stile in this alaad. Credit given for all the stock, dLc., until next Fall on approved iiotiii, and such credit for the Farms as may a agreed on. Further information

given at sale. J. WEATIIERBE. Charlottetown P.I. I. Ilih .\lov., I853.

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BY PRIVATE SALE. the following VALUADLE REAL ES'l‘A'l'E of tho late Iloii. Colonel A. LANE, situate in Cliiirloitetown, iind Ill vicinity, viz: TUIVN IAITS Nos. 57,58, 59, 60 and 6], in the Fourth Ilundred ' ‘ ' neurl two Acres of Land, fronting on Roeliford Square, tui-tefully laid out with oriiaiiieiitnl, fruit

trees, and Gordon; it contuirni also the Family Resi- dence, out houses of the deceased, of the iiios corti- modious description.

Town Less Nos. I, I, I and 6, in the 'I‘liird Hundred of Lots in Curhltntctvvvn u id, and One-twentieth part al"I‘own Lots Nos. 67, 68 and 69, ' hun ad of Lots in Charlottetown, ad-

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Town Lora Nos. I. 4, and 6, in the Fifth hundred

of Lots in Charlottetown, aforesaid, in lots to suit pirchasers.

Teww Lor lo. 64. is the Fourth hundred of Lots

in Cliurloteatnwa, adjoining the residence of the‘Cliisf

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Coiaarozs Lore. 12 and II. in the Common of, and in close proximity to Cliarlottatown. containing Twenty-four Aeres, in lots to suit purchasers.

Part ofCerumcu Lot No. IS, in the Corrirnon of Charlottetown, and which forms the Western side 0 the approach from 'I‘ewu to Government Hausa, in low to suit purchasers

Pasruiiu: Lot No. 664. in the Royalty of Char- tltetown, containing Twelve Acres.

‘I-|°— N1 3|. in th South Aisle of St. Paul’: Church, Charlottetown.

For further pitrtieulnrs, apply to IV. Fouaaiv,

Esq. Barrister tit I.aw,'Cliarlottetown; at l’ictou, to J. Hausir.-rou LAII. the Actin Executor of, and one of the 'I‘rustees named intha ill of the late Colonel A. ne. _ Charlottetown. 26th October, 1858.

FARM FOR SALE.

7 0 be sold by private sale, the Leasehold for

099 years, sontainia 80} acres of Land, with the Buildings thereon. at 40 acres are clear. There is a good pump at the door of Dwelling House. This Farm is situated about I0 miles from Cherlcttetawn, on the ryon Road, and known as the SUN IJVJV‘, for the Inst 18 years. Half the purchase money can remain on the Premises. For further particulars apply to Mrs. WIDOIIIY an the Preiiiies, or to Hunav I'ai.arua. Esq., Charlotte-

awn. Lot 81, West River, June 27, I868

- House In Kent Street.

E subscriber offers for sale, or to let, the dwell- ing than in Kent Street, adjoining his own rmidenee. It contains a large Store. urol good frost- roof Cells, and six good Rooms. There is also a Shble fa eight Horses, and new Well of Water in the all. It will be let altogether or in two arts. On £200 being paid down, the remainder could is on

manage for four or five years.

JOHN BREEN.

June I8tb 1368.

Form for Sale. HE Subscriber cfl'ers for sale his F.dR.M, con sistiag ofIl0 acres, 90 acres fieehold, and 20 acres Leased, at One Shilling per acre. There is about 40 acres cleared, and in a high state of cultivation; is good House, Barn and Workshop on the Premises. It is situated in the beautiful and flourishing settlement of Ssarltown, about 2] miles roru IIaoper’a Corner, and about I} miles from the South Shore, where abundance ofSsa Manure may be had. For particulars appl to Tsrosaas Donn, Charlottetown, or the Subserihor on the premises.

JOHN 'I‘ODD. Searltovvn, 2.1 Oct, isas.

Ift Valuable Farm for Sale. HAT valuable leasehold FARM at Long Creek, for 299 years, formerly in the possession of Joint lcbuvn. now owned b the Subscriber.

There are an the reniisas :t Ilouse and Barn the been part aished: two walls and flm of

very seldom la the is Ir. JAIN wa,srseJOIlN lodsrats.

""'.'fi‘i:.' I1“ '.I’Ii".“;h.v'IPeIt’e00 8%=VI.I.’, sf-as

FOR SALE. llA'l‘ valuable plot of GROUND at the lit-ad of T l'riiice Slrmtl, formerly the site of the Baptist Chapel, fronting I00 feet on Euston Street, and 104 on Lpper Prince Street. It is one ofthe most desir-

' able situations in the suburlis for _a gentleman's rosi-

dence. or is capable of being divided into three good building Lots. I"or Terms, 81¢. apw try‘ Porn

June 8.

Cottage to Let. VIVO I.E'I‘, the Cottage immediately above Aro- thecarias’ llall, fronting]on|Queeri Street. in- mudiiita possession given.

Also. the Store and Counting House udjoning Apothecariea' Ilall, Cellar underneath. and Wars Room attached. Rent moderate.

'l‘l|I:}OPHILUS DESBRISAY.

October 12th, I868.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale. VIII} Subscriber offers for SALE bis WHARF and several BUILDING LOTS adjoining, at Four Quuuiv S1-aurr. Persons desirous of par chasing, will please make early application to THOS. B. TREMAIN. Charlottetown. June 28, 1863.

TO LET for such a ’I‘erm of years as may be agreed upon, the Form known as Sherwood situate seven miles from Charlottetown at D River, Townsliip No. Ill containing. I30 acres of excellent and, upon which are erected a Stone Cottage suit- uble for a genteel family, and coniinodicus outhousss. Possession can be iven at once.

Apply to HAMILTON LANE, Esq. Charlottetown, 29th Sept. I868.

For Sale or Lease, OUR DESIllABl.I~‘. BUILDING LOTS, at the Perry. on Lot 48, and as Enaoiapu Fauar on that township. For particulars appxly to, JOSEPH ALL, Nov. 2d I863. n8lIm Sho to be Let BONTING on ueen's Square and near the Depot ofthe Roynl Agricultural Society. It has a aiuall office adjoining, and a coinmodioua cellar beneath, and is a desirable stand for business. Eu- quire at this olliee. For Sale, or to Let.

'I‘IIA'I‘ pletiaiintly situated COTTAGE about one rriile from Clirirlottetown together with the Outbuildings, and about six acres of land. For particulars

apply to the Subscriber. JOIIN S. BREMNER. Charlottetown. Oct. 8, I863. known as its. \Voon‘s Boarding

. H osaesaion given in November

Ilcusc. I‘ For further particulars, apply to . 9. G. W. DEBLOIS.

House to Let. T0 I.I-l'I‘, that well known HOUSE and PIIIZIIIISES, situate in I’ownal Street,

next Sept

CANDLES MADE.

HOUSEKEEPERS are respectfully informed, that

they can hate their TALLOW made up by ap- plication to JOIIN BOVYER. Nov. l0ih. Corner of Queen 6: Water Street.

FLUID I FLUID I ! IVE Ciiska BURNING FLUID just received, and for sale low. Also, a few FLUID LAMPS. JOHN ANDREW McDONALD. Queen Street, Nth Oct. Isl

Saint John Sale Stables.

A. CUMMING_, Veterinary Surgeon, begs to 0

- intimate to times having HORSES to dis- pose of, that he is u out to open as a Sale Stabla,those premises next the Catholic Chapel, head of King's Square, St. John; where llorsea will be kept at liv- ery, and bought or sold on commission.

There being no well-understood place in St. John where those having Horses, and use wanting llcrses, know where to find each other, M. A. C. fls tars bimselftliat a Iloaaa Bssaau, or Sale Stable prcperl conducted, may 'n some measure an ply a want e on felt by the public; while from the know- ledge of horses derived from his profession, he may be able at times to give useful advice both to seller and purchaser.

. lI.—'I‘wo or Iiree good young llaruesa Hones wanted; and n s-raosra itaavr PAII, full mouthed for shipyard work.‘

Saint John, only April, isss.

‘-NOTICE.

LL persona heaving legal dernanda against the Estate of the late David Murray, Ssn., of Iledeque, Lot 26, Farmer, are requested to furnish their Accounts for settlement; and all persons indebt- ed to the said Esta? are requested to nialie immediate

payment to I BAKER, E HUGI MONTGOMEY, i "°“°"'- Bedcquc November, 2d, 1868. 88 8we

NOTICE. HE Tenants tui Townships Numbers Sixteen and 'I‘wunty-two, in this lslsnd,the property of The Right Honourable, Laurence Sulivan, are hereby re- quired to make immediate payment of all arrears of rent due b them, otherwise roceadinga will be insti- tuted for t a recovery thereof.‘ WILLIAM PORGAN. l2th April, I861

W ted to Charter. SHI ‘S umcuntin to about 2000 Tons ter from orumiche to l.iver- an uiru of

‘ HARLES S. hI‘NU’I'l‘, Prlucetown, Oct. I'Ith, I868.

1-‘on? LIVERPOOL.

THE Brigantine “ Har.r.uir,” co pered and copper fastened, will sail or the

abuse t on er tor». the llth instant. H“ acconiinqdutionha passen- ' tor passage a to t a owner. "Novs°ritb'e.r . lws. ' P’ ‘V w. wi:i.sii.

rod LIVERPOOL 1% an -' ELLEN," aoo lone bur- ‘ wiIl sail for Liverpool, G. IL, or about the lat December-has oellent accommodations for seen-

srs. For fra or passage, apply to the owner, seen-street. Novetnbsrh. 066. W. WELSH.

lLIner from London.

THhSubscribers beg to intimate to Ship Iiom London,thiit they will place on Line between Loiuiois and Ciut rt- A. I, Clipper Bsrqoe

Hares Hosts, I00 tows Re letter, to sail front Lon- oriouor a 'ha'lst A ri , I864. Ap ly to the sweets I ROBE 'I‘ BROWN & Co.

Itvaut, Fenahurch Street. a, I. BROWN C Co.

Wallace. N. S., 3-

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NOVEMBER 30.

ANTED, a TEJICHER for the Eastern School, on Townahi No. Sixteen. For fur- ther purticulurs enquire of the subscriber. By Order of the 'l'iiisti~es. \Vtii. (.'A.\II'llI‘iLI., Still. Lot I6, llth Sept. 1863.

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LAW ' CHl1W‘Y on I‘leadiug,Cliitty on Contracts; IIlunl's

Commercial Digest and Shiprniistur’s Asaistaii English ConinionLaw Reports, for mile at Gan. 'l‘. Hasuaan's Book Store.

Hnbbaclfls Patent H T ZINC PAINT. O\V LANDING, ex BrigJIflwood,fiorn Lori norl,u farther su pl of the above valuable Paint. Also, a few caaks riers and Putt , &,c. JAMES DESB ISAY. June. Isth. NOTICE. ALL persons having legnl demands against the Ehtate of the late Joseph Baker, of I‘ownship Number 26, Bedeque, Farmer, are requested _ rnish their Accounts for settlement; and all persons indebted to the said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to CATHERINE BAKER, Exccutrix. PIIILIP BAKER, E HENRY J. cAUi.ni:ci(.i "°°"‘°"- Betlequc, November, 2d I868. 88 Bwe

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A CIIIPPLB SETS ASIDE HIS CIKUTCHES AF‘ TER TEN YEARS SUFFERING.

Copy qfa Letlerfrom Mr. Thompson, Cliemirt, Lt eerpoot, dated August 20, 1862.

To I’rofesscr IIcu.owav,

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couipletely crippled him, that he could not without crutches for nearly I0 -ears; recently he be-. gun to use your Ointiiieiit rind ’illa, which hrive now enled the wound, strengtliened his limb , and enabled him to dispense with his crutches. so that he can walk with the greatest case, and with renewed licnlih and vigor. (Signed) J. THOIIIPSON. A MOST EKTIIAOICIDINABY CURE OF A DI{EAD' I"UL SKIN DISEASE, \VIII'JN ALL IIICDICAL AID HAD FAILED. Copy ofa Letter from Mr. llrrd, Draper, of Kea- dy, near Gas‘nsIiro', dated March Isl, I852. To Professor IIOLLOWAY,

ia—Soma time since, one of my children was af- flicted with drcndful eruptions over the body nnd limbs. I obtained the advice ofseveral eminent Sur- geons and Physiciiitis, by all ofwliom the case was considered hopeless. At length I tried your Oint- ment and l’iIls, and without exaggeration, the effect was miraculous, for by peraevering in their use, all the era tioris quickly disappeared. and tha_cbild was

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Ds:a_a Sia—-I am authorised by“. Gibbon, of 31, Bailey Street, in this town, toi you,that for a considerable riod she liiid been a aaficrer from de bility, and general ill health, accompanied by a dis ordered stomach, and rest derangement of the syn tern. In addition to t is, she was terribly sfllicted with ulcerated wounds, or running sores, in both her legs, so that she was totally incapable ofdoing her usual work. this distressing condition aha adopt the use of your Pills and Ointment, and she suites that in a wonderful short time, they effected a perfect cure of her legs, and restored her constitution to

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I remain dear Sir, yours faitlifull , (Signed) JOIIN MORTON CL ‘ NELL. CERTAIN REMEDY l'0I'l SCORDUTIC HUIOUIIS =AND AN ASTONIIHING CURE OI‘ AN OLD LADY SIVINTY YEARS OF‘ AGE 0!’ A BAD LEG Copy of a Letter from Jlsssrs. Walker and Co., Chemist Bath.

To Professor Ilor.t.owav.

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