Hssziuurs GAZETTE, JULY 1.

‘eh’ tlirou houteternity n._|..v?lI)iI:.tIuli" n‘glntlIIc'r‘euI£IIder ofstbeir continu- ance here on earth, they may let?! *0 W" 3

warfare In all things . “tho: and -finisher of our faith . h 1,, again‘ ggnios was concluded byi e Bishop addressing Cl" °°'8"F“°" '“’'''*“.Y m- at on the nature an dot of and private prayer, to that od sigh ascend rig to the courts of be broken and contrito heart, and I diseased, medicine a tbs mnswhat arduous duties of _ he mornin ‘ha _ ii com- igggd, Ills Lordship proceede immediately t_ t. EIeanor's, where a lar number of candi- mitted to con rmstion at 4 o’cloc in the afternoon. . . probability man of us will not'see in till his usua triennial visitation. It is a solemn thou ht that some of III Will 800 is face riornore. There is one thing. l'°W°V°|'. which we can all do,in the shortremaining space which may yet graciously be alorded us. l_°l- Ill vr near to ed and earnestly implore him to give grace to the Bishops and Pastors of his churo , and to all who minister in sacred gun‘. that they may persuade men to enter into the true fo d, so that finally there may be

og to Jesus ihe ;

I I NOVA SCOTIA INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. . To not Eniroa or IiAsv.Aan‘s Gsurrx. l Sir,—Bein town, I would take this opportunity ofcallin piblio attention to the forth-coining Industria hibition in Nova tie, with the view of

Edward Island on half of this important undertaking. For the information of such as are not thoroughly conversant with the position of this movement, I will briefly detail a few of its more leading ptirtic.-nlars.

The idea of a Provinciallndustrisl Exhibition for Nova Scotiu, was suggested so or ck as 1851 or 1852, and steps were taken b the Halifax Mechanics‘ Institute, with a num r of other public spirited individuals, in order to enlist the sympathies of the people generally in securing a creditable displa of the natural and industrial resources oftie evince. A number of Public Meetings were held. and an organisation set ageing, or the purpose oftlie more efl'ectuaIly'accomplisbing the object in view. Subscriptions were raised in the City of Halifax, to the amount ol some Eight Ilundred Poiiiids. cal agencies were established throughout Nova Scotia en Cape reton; Public Meetin were convened, and every pos-

but one lbld under one sbopherd—Jesus Christ tlh righteous. I am. Sir, yours,

a A CIIUICIIIAN’.

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[The following address was presented to the Rev. J. fir-ott on his recent visit to this 1s!aiid.]

To the Reverend Jens Srsorr, Reverend and Dear Sir ;

We the Elders, Members.and adherents, of the Congregation of Cavendish and New London, in connection with the Presbyterian Church 0 Nova Scotia, cherishing the pleasing remini- sence of your former visit, an hi h y accept- able services in dispensing to ns t c ordinan- ces of Divine grace of which we had been tem-

raril deprived, by the removal of our late

elov Pastor, to another, and im rtant field of labor , and impelled by a grateful sense of your seal for promoting our spiritui_il_inte- rests by your interesting and valued ministra- tions at this time, cannot allow you to depart without testifying our high appreciation of the motives which induced on at your advanced a , to submit to the fatigue and inconvenience one ion a journey from your family and home, in ooinpl ance with the request of our minister, in order that u might import to us those bless-

in of the es el of Christ, the unspeakable va us of which, eternity alone can fully develo .

We ‘gust and pray, Reverend Sir, that the King of Zion, ma an In r of_love with the benign influence of his holy spirit; making thereby indelible impressions on the minds of old and young (amongst us,) of those solemn an im rtant truths that you have

proclaimed in his name, and by his authority ; d

and we respectful] request you to accept this feeble testimony 0 our regard for your person nd services. and that you will rest assured of our ardent prayers for your happiness in time and eternity, and should it be so ordered by the providence of him " who doth all things aooordin to the counsel of his will” that we should not be privileged a in to meet together in this world may we by is grace permit- ted ' e each other amongst that count- less multitude who will “ surround His Throne" washed their robes, and made them white in t e blood of the b Wishin you a safe and prosperous journey hoinewarrf, and a happy return to your domes- ti.; circle after your arduous labors in promo- tin the interests of the Redoemer’s Kingdom, weiid you an affectionate farewell.

To which the Rev. gentleman made thcfolluwirig reply .-

Christian friends ;

I thank is for this Address. Tokens of re rd shou d be received in the same spirit in which they are given. e good opinion of our fellow creatures, when honestly obtained; is the noblest of earthly renown and next to the approbation of our mind and that of our Maker, and is an excitement to greater excr- tions in the path of duty.

This beautiful Ialan and its lnhabitaiits nre often undervalued by those who know them not, but a slight acquaintance would teach them, that it requires nothing but the hand of Indus- try and the dews of heaven to give it a splen- dor equal to the clinics of the sunny south, and that, the people favourably compare wit those of larger communities and ol er coun- tries.

You have in Cavendish and New London, all the elements of polished society, and in cuts of permanent felicity, you have crtile ilelds, s rklin rocks, blooming orchards, substantial dwe lings, good ministers, intelli-

t people, libraries, lleviews, Magazines, and much of the periodical literature of tho sy H Ion within your walls and pros rity within your palaces.”

I ul appreciate your afieotionate and feel- ing ad rose; and it will remain smon in

re _a memorial of your friendship at r

without new faces. have made some new a uaintances; for when a man is lbr advan-

in life, unless he make some efiirta to repair the ircle of earlier friends which the king of

ows swept away, he will be left alone, as " a lodge In a garden of cucumbers." The morningot‘ life is long past, the evening ap- proaches, m sun declines; yet I am unwillin to bid you lders and people “ ferewelI;” an if a red I may visit you again, but if this shal not be so, I hope, through the merits of our comer, to meet with many (fain would I so all) of on, in the better land: where we aha I have s cog day to talk over the good and III, which we have seen in this life, and taste the sweets of friendship.

Jess Orson.

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sible means tafiin of dilliising information upon the sub'ect amongst the po ulation. It was or-i inal y intended to hold t e Exhibition in n 18.3 , but. owin to the rejection by the Legis- _ lative Council at the grant of £1,000, voted in the Home of Assembly in aid of the undertak- ; ing, it was resolved b the Commissioners to ; postpone the Exhibition until the Autninn of , the present year. That grant lies. in the mean ‘ time, been re- assed by tho Ilouse, and con- . firmed by the ouncil. The several Committees ithrou liout the interior of Nova Scotia are , active y engaged in raising subscriptions, and ' . the growth and reparation of articles svineing native industrysnd skill. I believe, that after the handsome display of articles an produce exhibited at the Governor's Agricultural air, held at Iliilifiix last Fall, the forthcoming Exhibition will reflect much credit on the capabilities of the Province. and the industry anrl_ activity of its people. The Committee having charge of this matter have issued some me since a Premium List, olfering between 1,500 and £1,600 for the best articles, whether from the Mineral, Vegetable or Animal Depart- ments of the country. A supplementary list has since been published, with additional prizes to the extent of £200. Whilst the money premi- ums are to be confined to the Province of Nova

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enlisting the exertions of the poo lo of Prince 7

nscrioiv aa'rl1sN.—oui-:ss’s cousrv. At the Sherifs Court held on Saturda last,

fora short period at Charlotte- the 24th inst., the Return of the Poll ks M

were as follows :—

Pslmer, 496 Longworth, 513 Reddin, 440 Tremimsn, 423 First District.

Coles, I017 Aird, . 981 McLeod. 779 r, 79] Second District.

McGill, I177 Iooney I147 Binns, 452 . dcDonald, 427 Third D strict.

Douse, 671 Vlunroe. 585 Dewar, 507 .lIcKensie, 471 surituilz COURT.

The Grand Jury brought in the following

Bills of Indictment.

The Queen at the rosecution of John Iockert, 178. Dennis Red in the elder, Assault, with intent to rescue, and for common Assault.

Mill for Sale by Auction,

N the Premises. on Tiurssnev, the flth July. at ll o'clock, an excellent Site for e GIIISI‘ ILL. situate at Bla River, in lbs Settlement of Brsckley Point. The Stream of Weter_is suficient to drive I uuinber ofStones. A good Kiln has been erected near the Milhlins

WIIrLIAM HEARD

ins ascnivsn Ell snir "JOHN" end -*PBlNCE'l‘0N." direct from England. A LARGE STOCK OI" MEI GOODB-

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Cherlottelown, 28d June, IBM.

7 ‘HE Subscriber hes 'ost o ned a Case containing

GOLD and SIL Ell. ATCHES, JEWEL- RY and I-‘ANCY GOODS, which will bosold at low prices, for Cash.

Queen at pros. of James Yeo or Robert McAnn, Larceny.

Queen at pros. W. W. Senhouse, and another or. Charles Edmunds, Larceny.

ros. George Beer cs. George Coles,

t. Queen pros. Daniel Brenan vs. Bridget Mc- Kenna. rcen Queen pros. Bernard Slienan cs. Daniel Brad- ley, ohn O'Neill, Patrick Treanor, Riot and ssault. Queen plros. W. McGill vs. Emanuel McEuchen, ssuu . Queen pros. William Welsh ivr. William God- frey,—Larceny.

Sous or TI:irrsssNcI:.—His Excellency the Lieut. Governor has been pleased to a point Tuesday next, at I . m. to receive the us of Temperance with their Address.

correspondence of Hassard's Gazette.

The I-‘isheries nre being prosecuted this year at 'I‘ignisb, and Nail Pond, with great vigor and fair success, owing however to Ihs scarcity of bait and ldisappointments in supplies of salt, the catch. as yet, has not much exceeded that of last year. The Cro in this end of the Island are backward, the severity of the past winter, and people generally keeping too man cattle, causing so extreme a scarcity of fod or that seed had to be given in March ilml April to

lock, cones uently, many farmers were hunting up and begging ‘for seed when it should have been in tho

Scotia, the Exhibition will be open to the pro- ductions of .ii._i. ormni Covxrsiss; and, in o e to induce parties to send such articles, a consi-

articles worthy of merit.

derable sum will be devoted to the granting of, up diplomas or honorary prizes for all foreign «d,,,,',,,.,.,,,., mm.‘ P1.“ ... .1.

ground: the weather has been cold the past iliree weeks, prevailing wiiide from the N.. N. E. & E , sod potatoes slightly damaged with frost: ii is now warmer with heavy devvs in night. Lot l keeps its name forgiving empluyinent to inngislrutes, no

rosecuuons forduhl, assault, 81¢ ; ii is conipleiiisn-

All the available s co in the Provincial ‘tary however t6 the! far-oil‘ poriion of our l'.nr_,liiile

Building at Halifax, with the adjacent grounds, Isle to notice that ii member has been returned no

in progress for securing the necessary a

ations for cattle and live Stock, as also

forwarded. It is confidently expected that many articles will be contributed both from New Brunswick and the United States, and every reasonable effort will be

America an assemble e of visitors. I may also state that the New runswick Exhibition, in- tended to be holden in 1855, has been postponed for n. future Nova Scotiu ‘xhibition is to come oil‘ this year.

rtance for Prince Edward Island to he re re- sented at the forthcoming Exhibition to be ield

at Halifax. The die

very general interest in the undertaking. when it is considered that the water communi cation tween Nova Scotia and the Island renders the conveyance of articles much less dillicult and expensive than from many rts of the interior of Nova Scotia, the objection will be seen to possess little or no weight. There is. however, a stron reason why Prince Ed- ward Island shoulg be represented at this Exhibition. Nothing tends so much to elevate the character of a country in the estimation ! of its rival competitors, as the display in one ‘ unite and concentrated whole of its various natural and industrial productions. This fact might be amply verified, did space permit. ysutlice ' ‘ hibition general estiiuation from the character of its contributions, but she was also materially benefited therefrom in ii pecuniary point 0 view. The Committee in Nova Scotia are lanxious that the adjoining Colonies, at least, lshall he handsomely re resented at t e {preaching Exhibition. t wi it means of their becoming better acquainted with the ex- tent and value of each other's resources, and of v their inhabitants clierisliing towards one inno-

f ther u feeling ofinntuul friendship and respect. l ' 1 For these reasons. I would suggest that the! und l’Cl r' ti--‘ . 0 In M L‘ 20th, Lady Le Mnrnli nil, I'ictr-ii.

' people of this Island generally, town and its vicinity in particular, should a once take some decided steps for sending con-

, tributions of agriculture and other specimens

. of their native industry and skill to our Exhibi-

i tion. The simplest plan, robably, would be to

‘organize an active wor ing Committee, to raise a suficient amount to defray any local

;expenses and cost of shipment to Halifax,

5 and to enlist parties to forward their contri-

:butions through this Committee. I won

‘humbly and respectfully suggest, in conclu-

sion. that the ofliocrs of the Royal Agricul-

tural Society at Charlottetown take the in- itiative in this matter, as the object would thus be accomplished with a com ratively triiiing effort. Should they deem the subject

{of sullieient importance, I won happy to make an suggestions, or communicate

any further information relative to the mode

in which the Exhibition is to be conducted. our obedient servant,

llownn D. Srasas. of N. I. ludssirisl Exhibition.

l Iesreter Charlottetown. it. s. i.. J... sea. nu.

storage and safe preservation of all articles *2

ut forth to; secure from these and other countries in North 5

riod, owing to the fact that the ‘

I conceive that it would be of the utmost im- 3

it to say, that at the London Ex-, of 1551, Nova Scotia not only rose ‘in

has been laced at the disposal of the Uomniit- ‘ the House of Assembly in the person of Siunislsus too for Ex ibitioii purposes , and steps are now ; Perry. F-Iq-. 1- P-. &o- &c-&c- W hat wareaulisllh

ccoiuo- { Bil , _ fol. the that i|isy_ sent not a cnndidststo the relief of ihe

ud inercnniila St. Elsiinor's, about

«I district of Prince County, and what will llint . istrict do if it should turn out as is reported, where »_ii ought to be known that S. Perry, cannot prove a < qualification?

We understand that Lieut. Westrop stationed on Duty in this Garrison, secured two Desert- ers from the Detachment of the 76th Regiment, ; this active and enterprising oun llicer pur- ' sued an took the men 37 mi as from Charlotte- ‘ town on the Bay Fortune Road.

Divine Service will be held (D. V.) in the 'I‘emper_snce Hell, Cliurlolielcwn, on Sahhuili first.

range of chm-|0¢;(.mwn l July 2, in the evening at half-past six o'clock. p. in. from Nova Scotiu might be urged as an objec- ‘I M“ s‘°°"~‘ “"” °“'°""'- tion to the people of this Island taking any:

Married, I On Tuesday, the 27th. by W. B. Aitkin, Esq., Dsnicl Gordon, Esq.. of Georgetown, lo Bridget. eldest dsughler of Mr. J . Kearney.

At Halifax, on 'I‘liursdsy, l.'uh instant, by the Rev. Wm. Bennett, the Rev. Alexander Black, Wesleyan Minister, to Miss Caroline Miililda, Iliird daughter of the Rev. Willie n Croscombe.

Passengers.

In the eteeiiicr Lady Le Merchant, from Pictou, 29th instant. Messrs. Tlioniss Chi , Robertson, Stewart, lIolden,Lsngdale, Hugh Mc enzie, Lippiu- colt. Mrs. cane, Mrs. Hueslon, Mrs. Reddin, Mr. , 8; Mrs. McDonald. Irs. Hornly.

Port of Charlottetown.

AIIIIVID.

June 26, Scbr. of the Isles, Halifax; goods. Wil- lisin Nelson, Bay Verte. Brig Osprey, Mclllullnu, Shrdisc for Liverpool.

, New —:, Orwell. to Mr. Douss. Phsiitoni,Mininiichi; shingles. Ingram, Pictuu; rnsils, Gs Flora, do.; lumber.

28th, Dove, Bstliurst; shingles. Elizabeth, Camp- bell. do., sell. Steamer Lady La Merchant, She-

‘ ' ‘ow Ilrigsnlines, St. Peter's, lo I)

lliirl. Sir Alexander. Hcdequor. in \V.

. Brig Zephyr. Wallace, Io W. \\’i-|-sh.

l"snny, Fiiiluyson, Ilnlifzix; goods.

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“June 23. Bark Annie I Nelson, Ba erl Challenge, Beaten; do.

IIAILED. Iall, Ricliihucio; to load. W. Margaret, Pictou; ballast.

chant. l¢l0|l-

29lh, do., do., Shedisc-

8(lth,Qusen oflhe Isles, Ilnthurst; produce. Ilrig John, Wallace; to loud. Sclir. Ann, Georgetown; goods.

'I‘nnasuse:ri's Orrica. June 27, I854. ARRANTS from No. 80 oftha dale ofllis 2d February, 1854, to No. lid of the date of the ,‘ 6th April, I854, (both inclusive), will paid at 1 the Treasury, on denrnnd, together with the interest

due thereon. S'l‘El’HEN RICE, Treasurer.

in: Misses mli(Ns'.s's.i..oi ‘...iaiiA.....,.... D

V '1 on Iloedey the lflb oflsly.

e iiuiiiber of petty 0

Lively Less, do. Drive, 3 d . Tllll), Elisebeih, Scott, llslifnx; produce. 28th, Esther, Lslllsng, Pictou; bsl. Lady Ls Msr.

W. HEARD. June 28d. To Painters and Carpenters. OW LANDING from the r’ ohn from Los-

B , don. boiled and raw Linseelil Oil, Hubbeclie ‘Patent Zinc Paint, Divers Putt , c. so on Iran , Window Glass, out Neils rum 1 inch to 8; S I b

inches. For as y ‘ JAMES DESBRISAY.

30th June, 1854. [slow

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one round Reward. HE above Reward will be paid to any person who shall give such information as will lead to

the Subscriber's windows, on the night of 29th June

I . an JOHN GARVIE. Grange House, West River, July 1st.

UST imported, per Native Less and Esther from Boston, a choice selection of AMERICAN GOODS, consisting o

SUGAR in hlids., barrels, and by retail;

Causirsn Sudan;

Superior Souchong TEA. in chests. half chests, and by retail ; COFFEE, RICE, PILOT BREAD, in Berrels,end by retail ; Crackers, Vinegar, Mus- tard, Pepper, Table Salt, Soda, Suleratus, Soap, Candles, Starch, Burning Fluid, Matches, Tobacco, Cigars, Blscking, dtc.

CONFECTIONJRY, NUTS, CHEESE. 4-c.

Cotton Warp, Printed Cotlons, striped and un- bleached do., sheeting. bedtick, &,c.; Ladies‘ und Gent's. India Rubber Boots and Shoes; India Rubber Coins. Oil Suits, Cotton-wick. Lamp-wicks, Fluid Lsuips, Glass Lanterns, CHAIRS wnli cane seats and wood 0.. in great variety of piiltern; Axes, Scyllics, Sneuths, llay-rakes, Hay-forks, Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Garden do.

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An assortment of Carrier's TOOLS; Pails. Tubs in meals or single, Clothes-pins, Brooms, Brushes, &c. N IAKD. American and Island Manufactured

SOLE LEATHER, Nests Leather. Calf-slsine and Harness Leather, Red, White and Plum colour- ed lloaiis, Shoe tlireed, Zinc, and Iron Spsrrovrhler.

WILLIAM B. DAWSON.

Charloitelown, June 29th. I854.

To Farm Servants, ANTED several slendy single men, who under- stand farming wor and the care of bones. Enquire at George 'I‘. lIaszsrd's Book Store.

IRON PLOUGI-IS.

VJ-‘HE Subscriber begs to intimate lo the farming- coniiriunily of Prince Edward Island, that be is prepared to make Iron Ploughs of the best material

and most approved discripiion on nioderule terms. Reference can be had In the Agricultural Society, and to those farmers who have already purchased

and tried the ploughs. TIIOHAS ROBINSON. Cliurloltetown, Kent St. 28th June, I854. -tion

NOTICE. will be received immediately, for NG LAND. Apply to DR. HILLCOAT. 2iIsl

TENDERS S'I‘Ui\lI’l 6; J. BELL will give steady employment in ii m1Iiipeper.ii V ! taught in 12 Lessons. his purposes opening classes In I’enmsnsli':p in Mr. o’clnck a. m. , for Ladies‘; from 8.10 6, and from 8 to Please read the Hand Bills.

Keppoch House.

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a any number of Journeyinen 'l‘iii|ors, and good I HE Undsrsigni.-d would respectfully inform the ,Csnielo‘s Assembly Room, on Thursilny June lbth.

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g pecimens lo beseen at Mr. IIssziird’s Book Store. ‘ J. M‘DO I

Tailors! Tailors! Tailors! I IC _ es in CAIIH, for their work. Apply soon. ‘Now is yes. .~:.....“.:.;,;r.'z;.r.:r;; ‘l T Ladies and Gentlemen of Charlottetown, Ihul ' Writing Room open every day from 9 to I2 Terms fu I

Tcachdr df Penmanship I Just Arrived, Per Sclirs. Lonrlonderryand Eliza from Ilrilifax Spring Importation, 1854. ' ‘Illi Subscrilner, iliuiiklul Inr the supimrl be has liitlio.-no received. begs to ciilltlie attention of. his numerous custonir.-rs in Town and Country, lo? I the following articles, selected Wllll great care, and l which will be sold low for Cash, vi: 2 Cases ready made Clothing. 2 do. lists and Cs . I do. Straw and Leghorn Bonnets, and Bonnet She pee 1 o. Ladies‘ Dresses, embroidered