wise "see site esuar? 
     
     TO 359% ‘III IIII. 
     
     Are the class who is princely pride puss, 
     
     H pump Ildin state they’re surrounded, 
     
     ‘ ‘ Whasebly true claim to» rank and to fame, 
     
     lsthsir prldsend asstirance unbounded E 
     
     ' ' Zsi>oc— 
     
     " Oh, news sun they, whilst man is of 
     
     great as the World is founded.‘ 
     
     Are they the reds who through valley and glade, 
     
     . Asd througlr many a deep tanul wildwood, 
     
     Fellow 
     
    
   
   
    
     clay, 
     
    
   
   
    
     the elisss like the sires of their race. 
     
     Sines the days of their happy speut childhood 1 
     
     , Zauoc— 
     
    

    
     0' Oh never as they. whilst man is of clay. 
     
    

    
     Ieeotus-great," Zsdec said in a mild mood. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -ire they the rank. always willing to thank, 
     
     As their friends! the worst fees of our lslar.d, 
     
     Whu they forget a chain, to give freedom main, 
     
     Anti drive frfitiisti from valley and highland! 
     
     Zanoc 
     
     Oh. never can they, whilst man is of clay, 
     
     Became great upon ocean or dryland. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Are they the great, who in splendour and state, 
     
     Item thdt ewe homes to distant lands wander, 
     
     Whusteur b a smile for the wrongs of our Isle, 
     
     If pssehanes upon such things they ponder! 
     
     "’ " ' ' - ’ lance-— 
     
     Oh they are the worst. on this earth of the crust, 
     
     Who rd hole. that abroad they may squander. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Then who are the great, if those of estate, 
     
     Iiavs so _claig to the honor long paid them- 
     
    

    
     Who ruled with asway for many a dag, 
     
    

    
     Just sslfspdsisl bein s God made t em! 
     
     Whegtrssted the r w an forced to their door 
     
     ‘ ‘Like s caste on y born to degrade them? 
     
    

    
     3  ' Zamo- 
     
    

    
     The class who reduce are only of use-— 
     
    

    
     Those who d to man’s comfort or pleasure- 
     
     Tlll iiihit whofcreate alone malre a state 
     
    

    
     _Whsther brain or hand toil be their treasure- 
     
     1§e'ms|ter their birth, they're king on the earth, 
     
    

    
     And their fame shall be yet without measure! 
     
     Where furnaces glow, where smith's heavy blow 
     
     '  the anvil is day end night ringing- 
     
     ll fes-gs and is mill, where science and skill, 
     
    

    
     Into use seine fresh power is briii ing- 
     
     The great may be found, where circ ing around 
     
    

    
     The sledge hammer its red sparks are flinging ' 
     
     Themes who have made thro' mountain and glade, 
     
    

    
     ‘ an eye monster steeds gtiide them- 
     
    

    
     who never will tire; if for food they get fire, . 
     
    

    
     And for drink burning steam is supplied tliem-— 
     
     They are the great who from matter create, 
     
    

    
     And no longer can fame be denied them. 
     
     Down deep in the mine where lamps dimly shine, 
     
    

    
     Where the grave king rich harvests in reaping- 
     
    

    
     dz‘ eatrads. with pick and with spade, 
     
    

    
     And next minute in tire-graves are sleeping— 
     
     The nest you may find men of heroic mind, 
     
    

    
     W . tttest danger and death without weeping. 
     
     Another elsss yet I must not forget, 
     
    

    
     Who to science have knelt with devotion- 
     
     Thut high-gifted race—the conqn‘rors of space, 
     
     ” ‘ Wtitrrsceived their reward with emotion !— 
     
     When liglit’uing words lied on slender wire thread , 
     
     1‘-hat lhy buried down deep in the ocean. 
     
    
   
   
    
     But the greetest are these who make friends of foes, 
     
     Who can feeling of wrong daily smother. 
     
    

    
     Aurgtvurhsurtusil hand, to the our of the land, 
     
     As if sash were a sister or brother: 
     
    

    
     Whelshd in distress to those who have less, 
     
    
   
   
    
     —$sls-dis“  g .d‘u' ‘wk °‘h.fi‘CA\lRA. 
     
    
   
   
    
     W. know ofitothing in Mrs. s. c. Hell's 
     
     "Tnlgs and Sketches of the Irish Peesantry" 
     
     "(one of the most naturel and characteristic 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     _ _ properl conducted, may in some iueanre as ya 1, _ . ‘ ' . . 
     
     of\sll_.the books which describe the pecu: rvnntzéen felt:{';.h:d|l|llhIlci_Whfl0 from the eew- “gird of Jlaitegsumtt ts Halifax for JVotta _H,,!,“":g‘:,':",,'h-,',, °§.::,f°E,',:h.,'_ 1...“;  h"i‘h&.',::°;.§'.:'r°grh;’|.: 2;: 
     
     burritos of the Irish, In the “lower walk ' °d¢° ."°'“' .' ""' ' . -l-0-rt» suit. mi prom ldtolfd tsIarid— ~ ... . nun... Iar an... and non. tsitl. 'Iu ‘sdditlouto iii:-ho was terribl sfllicted 
     
    

    
     uhl ttimasto v useful advicebetht ii and ‘ "'4 °° l‘°° ‘ 9°‘ ’ 
     
    

    
     eftliut unhs py country, that we have ever ,,,‘;" ,6, “ ' °" " *°''- ‘'23- A"“°'- ”'°"°'- roef Cellar, and Ilt good ooms. There isslso a with -Iocntodeo-ad-. or r-nnior -°M..‘in both Mr 
     
     . L an “col. the following P N. Bd__-T.” N am. I...‘ H"... “on” lion. William A. Black, Banker. “bi. fog gight Horses, and new Welluf Wu" 5. legs, so thatshe was totally lucup_ahl_s ofdolfg he'r 
     
     ’en"w_ _ it some months 380 found a wanted; and a rt-noise rtsavu rain fell mouthed lirlfflutz! B ‘ um ‘yd’ '3 "in b‘ '“ ‘"°''‘h'' °' "‘ “'°  ""| '°'k' h . ‘““.""'!'C .. '. °P“.‘ 
     
     _ - . ' . IIIIIC. °s |"|Il0l'- On 200 being paid down. the remainder could tun. the ass of your Pills and Ointment, and  states 
     
    

    
      '3 °'“' "‘?°P“°l9r 00¢ “Om an r°'s"."WJ hn""2';'h A . n“_ - 0|III Hayley Bland. - ,,,.,,.‘. fo, (0., ., 3,. ,.g,-._ the! la a wonderful short time, they steered a’ ' 
     
    

    
     p I [ll I’ printed at the South, ‘““ ° ' lm" Ion. Alexander Keith, erchsnt. Jol-[N fins]-1N, cure of her legs, and restored her constitution is 
     
     is striking lustration of “ The Pursuit of « """' 3‘°"“‘- - 3°l'°"° June isth tees. hull , Ind Iln ; and that -In in now cobbled 16 
     
     In-3".d‘° under Dificuh-I"... A round W[LL[AM QTRAIQQT’ I lAdviser-— .l'.Sawers. _ . wal about wlt ease’ and cotrifort. Several other 
     
      cur] -_h‘h_°'d H1," . . . - g,g1-T33, . .  .. at C —‘hlatthew ll. llichay, Solicitor. FARM FOR 3513. psrsouslu this usigliheurhocd have also recelred er‘ 
     
     the ' y -for alsttler  E3: ‘§.¢~i"f°"" ii’ M"“',,,,"',',,,',’-" ""' “"""""‘ cars oriiicc u irini>:i::"ii.i:rnt' pi°iiT:im.iiii 0 5° '°'¢ by inivm -50 tlrls--hold for :.'°mm’ NJ’ "°"'"" '” °'’°'" i'“"‘m’ 
     
     . . ' e r s , _ v . ' ‘ 
     
     ghgqugfigng gm, gnwen "0 more efl-ecfive ‘ml 3“; H:"'.‘‘' ° “'h‘" 9”" “f  will be prepared. to urnlsh information as to the llrin. h ;°.'”7""'h°°“""hxb:°2 :3" °f 5"" Ln.‘ ‘ I remain dear Sir. ours faltlilhll . 
     
     ths;u,tl‘;g_ ‘Q!-y,_gjs.| detail,‘ would be ; so we Gtfliflmfiéachlgfl clsai;_ed and made equal to  “ll” c°“'P'.''Y “"1 ‘M "in or $x'i.lII’SalII  at th: d¢g,‘:{:..B':m:" (3lgII!¢)  M_ RTON CLENNSLL. 
     
     preedni |I‘I.I originally given. :&"‘;ne':ld°“ uI:_)w,ri¢'::‘|l:'_'°':')'::'nl,:':z '19,‘:  gg,i..,_..g, g_ y,,|,..,,,,,, House. This Farm is situated about 16 miles from cg;-nu. ‘ggngpy yog gcoyuu-nc gugou” 
     
     ..PA:i:.-- ‘ 0. ye iver u letther for me- ,,.,,,s, A,” 3 M“ {M - ll. '. Agent-‘-I. L. 1. disrd. Charlottetown. on the Tryoll .I WI I __;‘i,' " a " ‘ 
     
    

    
     Q . OI Ill TOIII, Ifl Ildumfl F _ _ I D LN AITOIIIHIN CUBE 01' AN OLD 
     
     nlfpri R.u,.““oh Q-nu ma“. chumuu". _ , G.°,...w'n_'.d.“ Ad"“,.__D",d Kg”, M_ the SUN INN. for the ‘last 18 years. _Ha f the . 
     
    

    
     an“. cL..‘___u Wm‘ Mm rt A . D. A&s:t—-William snag.-gnu, p rchsss money can remain on the Premises. Per I-AD? IIVIITY YEAR! 0!‘ Mill 0!‘ A BAD I-I50 
     
     ~ 1.“_____,. wh ' no on mm " “um , an uor's—Isdlca| Advber—.Ioseph tun, M. -mh-_r i>-mcnlm ml: to In Wm“-v o-‘Int!-N Copy -y‘ s_ Letter rout Afmrs. Waum and ct... 
     
    

    
     .. ’ 7 r . HE S hmb“Bh0ATb.. H D. Ageut—'l‘|issuss Hut. Premises, or to Hill}! Pausnn. Esq., Cher tte- g¢,,,m,. guy, 
     
    

    
     I ' ' I ‘ II HE . . town. '1' Prof H D 
     
    

    
     ‘Cl!-II  urbane .—“ Well, what is T 0|“ "1 ill 5‘. "_3 r  Plume" ‘Tr W H nlcflay I-0‘ 3‘: W091 “'0': ‘"9 no “"3 oDIAI—.?I-I-oALLo"I‘k numerous cures el'ected 
     
     Inga. 1: sure B0 of all kinds. save to return thanks N‘TIo I: i by the use of your vs ttelils nisdiciues in this neigh- 
     
     .--r-.-:--uo -um «no --me - me n.- f:""°.-'..:.':°':.:."*.:°.:‘...,.-........:' - . ‘W? 9:.“ ‘"1"’ W" for ,_- , ,.,,,,,_ ....... "3 '"““:':.*:'.: °‘.:';'.:.':.‘.,t.'"..*'t 
     
     that-.'s"ufsrs no. and would be yet. only he’: at large. that he is making prepsrsaltls or am Equitable Pit-e Insurance compu- F°¢';‘.,,8,{‘,.“,E.,'.,,.:":",",’.:‘,'.'£,; 1:’ ', "' 0:1 ' «I -lost-WI words in W I I 15* In-lit‘ 
     
     . (na _ Yb ) W " u|r_id more oaotzudcd businsmsuhthst. fehrnthshpuapna - 31.. gg‘ Lggdon 00 “mg of '5“, N n,“ I. 0.‘, y rs, and lamy ::isy.lnc:usstlto such  
     
     nu “°__u . o accomm a peisonsw —y us. - . d l. .' mm".-fl.“ !b_ .i“-‘ Y. ., . ,. t. _' 
     
     M you can yottrsel 2" ' 33°-r:J|_-. :|_|~;‘-s e_-‘fl-mu hm kl'll'{‘°°"""' Boiiho gr Dumb _sr't-"'iii‘iri:s'iinu for  °"rii:'iii.'.'v. it well -«tit,   ' ".1 ‘Nu-{mills Imfiu -50 -5;-yvm 
     
     3293*.‘-'" ‘"11’ “V,” ‘ 8°3“°m|“ S Ind Captain Ills-rnnwsost. oftheltsa-"er ‘less.’ ‘.5515’  't:;,R"“.“' 1"" S." "flu" u ”"h..' F.  “I  %bQ-‘ggg. |._ 1.; 5, ,5. mm.“ or 1,.» 
     
    

    
     _Rs pity there srent a couple of us !” Mr. G. T. flsssann. chsristtstowu. HIM‘ - - V '5» 3'I-- 3 "' um A H 1,”. . . s susslss is persevere is their use. as 
     
     l.l§I.(w'I|t dignity).--" Stand beck." Cfiillllll Hvllllllt Tislllh &’‘l,:;’ h. °°_“'_' '7' V ’ ' brsssivsda pwfsd care. We have ourselves bees 
     
    

    
     Has»-" It’e ' bush‘ I'll stand when I git; ”'- w"- “'3""- hill!-rv. Bun-stride. _, .. “ " ”’ '°'''°''' 9"‘ A . so - 
     
     fl’'I¢tIot'.'’ Nlcxu" c°i“°" 3"’. 335.»: A. ieation and ell other iuformatisu 13"‘  w‘ I , . 'h" '"7'.‘!"f'3" w'.'|"“h' hp‘ 
     
    

    
      _“ _ , Boutaofany desert , _ o¢|iuflg(.g.. m ufimnffim ‘in “hem. “ ‘homo.’ [THIN one uiiltsad s df'l‘ews.en the teas an atrial sste thsautheetieity of 
     
    

    
     .  "He: can I give it to thsr|Clit:Iker or Cuslrvs ), dfl::d# _ "6 W mufibq chflmm" - I“ b.Prin‘:et_osrluMn‘ou , :4 Asses eflaad. whish l really case. either 
     
     , 0! w 0 on are oreeew ere,wi cmpttt again’ ' . . ' ' wi so to she or mere ucixgss ts . 
     
     ‘ » ?!r y ' you materials vrsrrautsdpdfthe beet . ’  ' . H‘ ‘I’ CUNDALI‘ . _ * ' '1 A plsgtg In fig  P913. rug.‘ gt”, 5“ hug 
     
     A I‘! ll”. 
     
     x N‘ _. _ -run i. 0”‘ win, you." [Mid or cattle will butaksu in paynsshl; v  9"‘ ‘ '9" W“ “A up’, t‘tiebCrop:, pith or Ellllfill YAp- Rhea our of“ ah“ i. J” 
     
     ~ '0‘ ct-lAlu.fl - t on II 0 ms 0 0. WI‘-N H, _' e',a ‘ ether‘ msaus . states 
     
     "is ’ 59-04 90°?“ “N °°'“°' "0' DeSable. April is. me. 4”“ ,. first first Fire! I P July 3nd.lS5l s "’ is syaousor moi, sat.’ ,, ‘ 
     
     “'3' ?G‘" P” ‘h’ l°“h°"v °" by "15 ——- ' ’ Secure year Prepsrtyutessctag q‘~]Vty per cast '1“. P15‘ Nlhlllla DUI! Elf. 
     
     flus'Keemey's out, I'll cast me ID’ A handy LAD. of about is or is ssrsef can he dough, has in 9.. Mu: " '0 ‘ ‘ ‘ Your‘: faithfully. ' ‘ 
     
     us e,whe_'u I no pa rs." -s-.m-rtlnd-nrlvr-=-lbr~-rslhotbs-iiirrs.  tusuttattcii MPANY. urn ,- . T° Ifnrv (‘hall ‘ “ WA, 0' 0°- 
     
     ? "nsu angry...-t'Ygu . , ,_ ’l‘hisistlie enlyOIeswharsclalmsfhrlose can “V ‘"52-“'9 ' 'U’t'n’W°_'-’I_fi,s,Pillsshoaldh‘es‘ssdcoqieletly' ‘tisoistsust 
     
      , ‘cast on “H I‘. Am, p.,.,.,,, mm‘ “M “gr he met,  toafcrsigu Cempun’. rowirat. s'rlII'I'. when run wtrass. h .5.‘ ‘an '.n.‘h'/ . 
     
     "I - -' .“uud rt, msut. Bond, Ptomlmory Not. on 5', r. 3'5!‘ ‘Raw. and as other in urms- No 2, CE . , I u ' “ j - ‘ Plstplus 
     
     ,_ . » - " ' . Tgg.g‘g Hg‘:-g flgygg,g.. I. _' kg. ca‘ 1531* ylhflw FHIIIOPI BO‘ ntildvwlblt cfilllfi '3 U“ GUI ‘ 
     
      -- _Drsssedl ,,m g..,.,.,», .m,g g.t..g..,g.‘.:‘,.'5,,‘, .  ‘ Ne. e.SilOPi ~es Sweet. Chu hs Gland ar 
     
     Q be dressed, harriiI's sheet ruskeps msutofthsrqsctivessusdse thsmu 5Fl"- " Ihtlqlsemled ndglht I C ‘flaky " vdul 
     
     -' "rt-v -~.,¥,,'-;*~?"l i-' .*x:.....,--"'.':"*..-.'.-.**:.*: N"--~ *-;:-:2 ....... .......*‘ .....‘.;";.'.' ".~:.' 2:-.:-'...;;..... 2-... . 
     
     ' ,—" Confound """ ' m‘ " 9 ‘W - - . Ives . I ' _ g , . 
     
    

    
     , r  “ jcflky. .~ _,/. _r .‘v m ‘ ‘net  ,' . 
     
    

    
     ysnl yii uisw oners?" H “"' ..« N_ 0”“ , , 
     
      Dsduil. Put an Irishman, hrsd i,h.'..':..i$n,.i.i.fl" W‘ 5 '''''°'  ' " E ’  ‘"59 ‘Scsafihdsl Iiiuaisus-s' so:-iii’. 
     
     -!¢I.rroa.rr«d.-ndrlvnmtion. Me ‘l'.!l£A1':;ImllD No. 9. most soon up own. am an   in ~ 
     
     I I. 
     
     , than Magra, d nu" N" . H yr. """""‘°°'”"-’ " lads.» Ins 
     
     Qlsrhslesgetlto ooueysot'Klll- 3"‘ ' '°'“"  1"-‘"4 "’ - "’ 
     
     I N , i - I _ wdl. .upforlIIersssssdI .-  
     
      {Esp out 0'h;:Iuf E ‘ HI .,._____ .,. .‘ :A::i.h::'E5“uds ;r'3'vss.amsuaiso£  ..t_‘,,; -' ' 
     
     "__ .flllOWIOO:InC ."'_ ‘nut-.-‘.llIlIC.’p_  _Isd‘slargeBr_‘_‘_  . 
     
     .,,5_._..“*m.. ....‘;_:I:.°r§‘_‘"~ -° : 0,... .. ......... .... ..  . « 
     
     *n~‘.)“".."“ . 1. .‘ 7”‘ ‘*4 ' "‘ - 
     
     ;."i'  h,,&.“,,m.  I V  '..v,-,. .;_ 
     
     ...I|eIlr':.a-no!’-v-r.wbo‘.*-suit?’ cm-35¢. _~,,,,,. ' A r..».. ,  . --  . 
     
     ‘ ~ : .~ ' ‘V'' i i ‘ if‘. vi W, ’ 
     
     ‘'‘|93s'w‘ dl's'eass_h.-id arr or-NM “-'f“f“:.. . ‘__ 73.3 ,._,_ ""'  
     
     ufidwsssgflsuhsr “"‘,'__j"',," "°""-"0 ‘I, M .. , . - 
     
     N . , ' .~ 1 I vs 
     
      W’ W’ .  ishm. er: ‘ 'l)5lw r . V  V! 
     
     _,_, -rm-it-t.tm.  
     
    
   
   
    
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     .HA§ZA.R1?£P 9,553-T'11Ev t.‘P.LY 93- 
     
    
   
   
    
     VETIRINLBY PRACTICE, 
     
     Under" the Pslroriu a if Hts lxcslfsscy Sir 
     
     Al-IXAIDII itswueassyl. Knight. 
     
     GIJORGBIDRD. hegs Iesve tespestfally to inti- 
     
    

    
     mate to hifriudl esd_ths. hlic in general, 
     
     thsthehssresnmsdhb 'to'sIn _ 
     
    
   
   
    
     has been directly instrumental. through 
     
     saving, for their owners, the lives of tusuy valuable 
     
     llousns und Cows; that. is now soliciting 
     
     a renewal of Pusuc Pa-rnouaee. he may per 
     
     mitted to say that he considers ‘smell’ to he as wel 
     
     unliiied to prescribe Menicurss and pre orm 
     
     rutar-iorrs.iuths espacity efa Hones and Cow 
     
     Doc-res, as any individual who has ever in 
     
     that line in this Colony ; a he, therefore. press as 
     
     that he may confident y look forward to I rsuwal sf 
     
     the; patronage which he foruterly enjoyed is this Is- 
     
     lsu . . 
     
     ltssinnatcn-Next door to the Victoria Hotel, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Witter Street, Charlottetown. . 
     
     iinu:nnitc:.—Mesers. Dssflrisa 8 Co. Apathe- 
     
     caries‘ Hull. At the Depot oftlts oyul Agrtcultn-. 
     
     rnl Society. 
     
     June 13th. 1853. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The tubjoincd is is copy of the Certificate which 
     
     Mr. Lord has received frost His Excellency. 
     
     Gannon Lonn, has attended, and prescribed for 
     
     some of my Cattle at Government House Farm, he 
     
     has done so successfully, and I shell ieudily employ 
     
    
   
   
    
     him again. A. Baiursaaaais. Lt. Governor. 
     
    
   
   
    
     best, Perry, Locomotive, House ‘ 
     
     tion Bells, with the best description of iugs. 
     
    

    
     These are tnade from the best I13. and the 
     
     small sizes undergo the same process in manufactur- 
     
     ing as Churclr Be is An expsrleucs eftlilrt years, 
     
     with a great man recent improvements, s an en- 
     
     tirely new met of casting. siiableaus to obtain tlis 
     
     moat melodious tone, combining she. in extraordinary 
     
     V . 
     
    
   
   
    
     ration. 
     
    

    
     Nearly 9,000 Bells have been cast anal sold from 
     
     this Foundr , which is the best evidence is 'r en- 
     
     periority. e have fifteen Gold and Silver medals 
     
     nt our otllce, which were awarded mt ~“1iset Bells 
     
     for sonorousness a purity of tone." We pay palli- 
     
     cular attention to the getti up Psals er Chimes, and 
     
     ciin refe'r to those furuis y as. Our establishment 
     
     is. contiguous to the Erie and Champlain Canals. sud 
     
     Railroads running in every direction. which ' us 
     
     within four hours of New York. Cash paid for old 
     
     Copper. ld Clocks, Levels, Com . Transits 
     
    
   
   
    
     0 passes , 
     
     Theodolites, &c.. for sale, of superior workmanship. 
     
     All communications. either by mall or otherwise will 
     
     have immediate attention. 
     
    

    
     A. MENBI.-1LY’S SONS 
     
     West Troy. N. Y., March, ISM. 
     
     &‘ Orders will he received and information gi- 
     
     ven as to prices. at Geo. T. I-ls$rd’s Book and Sta- 
     
     tionery Store. loan 
     
    
   
   
    
     .mNOThI.CI. 
     
    

    
     HE Snbscri intend to proceed to and 
     
     by’ the Mail Stsarnsr of the 19th |lnteE't.,‘Iwill 
     
     feel o ligod to_ all these persons w ccouitts 
     
     have been furnished up to the lat ofthls Ifoiitli. to 
     
     make payment before the above date, as it h only 
     
     by_ prompt payment he can continue to furnish tlieili 
     
     wit 
     
    
   
   
    
     cheap Goods. 
     
     ' H. HASZARD, 
     
     Charlottetown, July ‘I, 1858. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Saint John Sale Stables. 
     
     A. CUMMING, Veteri Surgeon, to 
     
     M s intimate to pgrtiss hsvl:”;0RfllS mi 
     
     pose of, that he is u at to nusSalsImh|e.thsss 
     
     premises neat the Catholic hupel,. had ‘ed’ K15 
     
     Square. St. John; whsru Humans will he kept as . 
     
     cry, and bought or sold on commission. . i 
     
     There being no well-understood es in St. John 
     
     where those havt orsu. ssu ' 
     
     Horses, ltuow where to End each other, I. A. C. 
     
     ters himself that a Hones _BAuAAn. or Sale Stuhls, 
     
    
   
   
    
     5.: 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     A OLD STAND. 
     
     hserlbsr tshder his tlissks to _ 
     
     ge- 
     
     rtio 
     
     . t t It continues E 
     
     y on the LIVER? STABLE 
     
     " .a trusthshasuewouhsud 
     
     good 80 SEE and CJRRIJGBS of . 
     
     ptioti, (not inferior to any now 
     
     eflsrsd to the public) to hire at the shortest 
     
     MARK 'B|."I‘CIlER. 
     
     May 10. int 
     
     NO'.l.'IOE. 
     
     THE Subscriber visg~hesu duly em wered by 
     
    
   
   
    
     every due 
     
     a mi... and on liberal terms. 
     
     (lies as nnusuaos, of yds Park. 
     
     ' s-ruun llsrti_>a:si- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sqsars, . _ ire. 
     
     sort. of Liverpool. Isliigland. Ievohrint. surviving 
     
     Eseosters and Trustees uatustl std ' ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     I‘ 
     
     Ilsst all ts and 
     
     the ssitl Glhart Henderson. d 
     
     to dis of all Lands and Hsreditaiiieuts 
     
     beltyiug to said tats situate therein. All rsons 
     
     so i chted to the Fatste of the said Gilbert lreenden 
     
     son. , are duly required without delay to pay 
     
     into my hands th;oesversLatncuuts due by olilltllll; and 
     
     those in ms in possession an rt 
     
     of such Lands and Preinises, are required to llllykdulll 
     
     immediate and satisfactory arrangement with me, 
     
     otherwise they will he treated as Tree seers. 
     
     JOHN L0 GWORTII. 
     
     Charlottetown, April 9th. 1868. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     co 
     
     sf 
     
    
   
   
    
     MONEY TO LEND. 
     
     ENQUI stthe Otheeofcaasnns Paurns, 
     
     E hsrlottstswu; 
     
     l. I358. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pit-ovlncla.lcMarine Insurance 
     
     0 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘_ . 
     
     Pebrssr'y 
     
    
   
   
    
     mpany, — 
     
     OBONTO. C. W.-é-Agent for Prince Edward 
     
    
   
   
    
     Island, > 
     
     ' 0 BENJAMIN DAVIES. 
     
     Charlottetown, April 11. 1868. ~ 
     
     thsahove. essort . cap for Cash. 
     
    
   
   
    
     L‘i'i§""‘.’r 
     
     " ' up DANIEL DAVIES. 
     
     Charlottetown, June 8. 6w Isl 
     
    
   
   
    
     BAR IRON. 
     
     es: ‘Srigt. Eelui, from Liverpool, SIX 
     
    
   
   
    
      «Patent 
     
     owaitrfitozmc‘  L 
     
    

    
     .. - 1 . 
     
     DwII'I’!‘sAhlf)llIst’ suclyril uorl"‘ths Ib0VSr°V"dIIllol)Nl 
     
     Pslut. cas£s’Brlsrs 
     
    
   
   
    
     Also, a few and Putt , &c. 
     
     AMES DESI} ISAY. 
     
     June. 18th. 
     
    
   
   
    
     To LICENSED TEACHERS. 
     
     ANTED a Difiliut Tsaehsr ef the first Class 
     
     for the Stsuhops and Covshssd District-— 
     
     All ex sliced person will find it to his advantage 
     
    
   
   
    
     to app y to ~ 
     
     JAM!-'3 CURTIS LAWSON 
     
     June lid, [S58 
     
    
   
   
    
     AILIANOB 
     
     LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE CON- 
     
     PJNY LONDON. 
     
     us'i-asusnnn nu AC!‘ or rasnraanrtr. 
     
     Capital £5,000,000 Sterliu . 
     
     CHARLES YO NG, 
     
     Agent for P. E. Island. 
     
    
   
   
    
     with cononuu. 
     
     urn Aeemmncsz ‘company. 
     
    
   
   
    
     IGOVIIIOI.-A-‘I'll uteri-r IIOIOIAILI ni 
     
     (E}A'I._l..|e6fr BLGIN and KINCARDINE, Governor 
     
    
   
   
    
     era Ossuds. 
     
     Huge Ovrios-I8 St. lttdretc 8qttar¢.Edi'n- 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     “P —'NOV‘it3‘iL_’l-jigs ‘gen .'l‘li_li:i simitiiit. 
     
    
   
   
    
     NEW aui-iiitiai.s roe Lamas’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     F in order to compete with other llsusss, W. 
     
     item will be conducted on the 0.488-priesiple. and 
     
     list her last. will make immediate payment. 
     
    

    
     June Ill. 1868. 
     
    
   
   
    
     WILLIAM itEA,itp, 
     
     ”:.*:.'i.‘:.“.;*°:?.“.‘:.*...‘.'.'.5'.".z:I..%m=?....,¢“ff:. _.“;tl‘."...-.:.‘::. 
     
    
   
   
    
     W. H. having persouslly -elected tliisltssli. weuldmll-pscial attention tea vsttety of 
     
    
   
   
    
     a large anortineut of 
     
     Hpttsea in thb Trade. 
     
    
   
   
    
     nnueeus. sinus, snawps, nia- 
     
    
   
   
    
     BONS, !AlASOI.8,‘BONNI1‘l, a‘tii.t.istns.v, &.o., &.s. 
     
     .4 large selection of Bread cum... nu-um,  ‘Theda, Waist-coatings, Cotton and 
     
     LINEN GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. 
     
     Bootsssd SAoca,ertlesterysr'u'clct'istAsflw~nt‘sHttg Department. 
     
    
   
   
    
     H. begs to hahiriu his friends that is future his busi- 
     
     rsgussts thoie whcss ascctints were furnished to the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Vslueble Reel Estete for Sale. 
     
     7 ‘HE Subscriber ed'ere' fss SAI.Evhis WIMIP 
     
     and several BUILDING II)?‘ _ ' ' ' , at 
     
     Foo-r Qunxrl S-rssn-r. Perseus dsstaeusef par- 
     
     chaaing. will please make early application to 
     
     THOS. "B. TIEKAIN. 
     
     Charlottetown. June 88. 1858. 
     
    
   
   
    
     A FARM TO BE LIT, 
     
     AND POSSESSION army’-Ixxnnr. 
     
     array 1' 
     
    
   
   
    
     T is situated Nine miles from Charlottetown on the 
     
     enlrttnec of the New Glasgow Read. and ofillld 
     
     ofa I00 acres more or less; the {I of clotti- 
     
     llviisosr. late o."t|te8th( ' 'a) 031-91!‘ 0| '7 
     
     he now residss.—tlis farm wi he let flu’ a life! of I , 
     
     15. or 20, years. The dwelling house is very estu- 
     
     fortablu but not very is u, there is a well of water at 
     
     the kitchen door; the o co houses are vsr‘_hcmiinp- 
     
     dious and will contain a number of cattle. _ are a a 
     
     two barns. one for hay, with u granary on it. Ind ll!‘ 
     
     other for thrashing, containing: new set of machine- 
     
     ry, both thrashing mill and nners. Tits thrashing 
     
     mill is of four horse power, and of tspssl.thresh-' 
     
     in at the rate of 50 stooks an hour. 
     
    
   
   
    
     f 
     
     20:” each; there is u Grist Mill about half a mile 
     
    
   
   
    
     distance. 0 accomtri tions can be had in the 
     
     Church of En laud, distant from the dwelling about a 
     
     mile and a he . ‘ 
     
    

    
     'l‘errns tnay be known by applying at H¢sxard’e 
     
     Gazette oflice. 
     
    

    
     M Id. I853. 
     
    
   
   
    
     roit sang. 
     
     THAT valuable plot of GR 0 at the head of 
     
    

    
     Prince Street. formerly the site of the Baptist 
     
     Cha I, fronting 100 feet on Euston Street. and 104 
     
     on pper Prince Street. It is one of the most desir- 
     
     able situations in the suburbs for u gestIsruau's "rei- 
     
     dsnce, or is capable of being divided into three getld 
     
    
   
   
    
     building Lots. For Terms. &c. apw to“ POPE‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     June 8. 
     
    
   
   
    
     BU'IIiDING LO'.I'.' _ _ 
     
    

    
     ANUMBEIL oi BUILDING LOTS in Char- 
     
    

    
     lottetown, are res y to be for a term of 
     
    

    
     cars. with the right of Purchase within the Turin. 
     
     or particulars enquire of 
     
    

    
     H. W. LOBBAN. Auctioneer. 
     
     June 2d, I858. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     For Sale, or to Let, 
     
    

    
     THE DWELLING-HOUSE, Out-liosse, and Pro- 
     
    

    
     mises, an Lot of LAND, in Gsorgetowu',No. 
     
     8, Third Range, Letter B. Application to be made 
     
     to D. WILION, Charlottetown, or to Wrt.r.rA'ss 
     
     SANDIIIOK, Esq., Georgetown. 
     
    

    
     Nov. I6, 1852. 
     
    
   
   
    
     House in Kent Street. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -,4 
     
    
   
   
    
     from the residence. and a easy mill nearly the name "' 
     
    
   
   
    
     8979* ‘tiller 3..';¥l',°d” 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     . — . , , , — v ‘I 
     
     'r. «rm n v~-».- ~ , , : - 
     
     HOLLOWAY’! OINTMINT. 
     
     A CRIPPLI III‘! AIIDI Ill CIUTCHII Al‘- 
     
     TII TIN YEAH-I IUITIBING. 
     
     copy of c Lstlerfrosi Afr. Tlioritpuou, Caeutiu, 1..- 
     
     cer . dated August 20, 1852. 
     
    

    
     To Professor oi.t.owar. 
     
    

    
     Dean Stu—l atu enabled to furnish you with a 
     
     most extraordinary curs sfscted by our invaluable 
     
     Olutmsitfsnd Pills which has eaten ed every‘ r- 
     
     son atauaitited with the suiferer. About I0 years 
     
     ag r. W. Ctimmitis. of Saltne Street. in this 
     
     t wit. was thrown from his horse. w ruby he receiv- 
     
     ed very serious injuries; lie h‘ad the best medical ad- 
     
     vice at the tiuie.snd wus afterwards an inmate 
     
     "Harem 'Iflrrusrics, yet he cw worse. and at length 
     
     ‘rsulignsut running ulcer settled in his hip. which so 
     
     completely crippled him, that he could not more 
     
    

    
     ltlwnt catches for nearly to years; recently 
     
     git to use your Oistrnsnt and ills. ' 
     
     sled the wound,streu thened his limb, and enabled 
     
     him to dis use with is erutches,so that can 
     
     walk with eatest case, and with renewed health 
     
     and vigor.  ed) 1. THOMPKDN. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     A IOIT IXTRAORDINAIY CUBS OF A DIIAD- 
     
     PUL SKIN DISEASE, WHEN ALL IIDICAL AID 
     
     HAD FAILED. 
     
    

    
     C’ of as Lam frost Mr. Hird, Draper, of Ken- 
     
    

    
     , near Gat’esbrn', dated March Isl, 1862. 
     
     To Professor Hoi.i.owAtr, 
     
    

    
     Sis.—-Some time since, one of my children was af- 
     
     Ilicled with dreadful eruptions over the had sinl 
     
     limbs. I obtained th advice of several erniueut Sur- 
     
    

    
     m case was 
     
     . At length I tried your Oint- 
     
     ment still Pills. and without us tion, the shot 
     
     wss miraculous, for b perseveriig In their use,‘all 
     
     the eruptions quickly isappesrcd. and the child was 
     
     or to psrmet health. 
     
     I prsvloeel lost a child from a similar complaint, 
     
     and Emly lieve. had I is her case adopted your 
     
     medicines. she would have been saved also. I shall 
     
     be happy to Isstlfy the truth of this to en esqnirsr. 
     
    

    
     (Signed) J. BIB Draper. 
     
     ANUIHIR IUIPIIIINO CUII OI‘ ULCIIATEIIJ 
     
     IAD LIGI, DIIILITX, AND OINIIAL ILL 
     
     HEALTH. 
     
     Copy of a Letter. from Mr, J. M. C'lertssIl.of.Veto- 
     
     castle-om rte. dated September 20%, 1858. 
     
    

    
     To Professor er.a.owar, 
     
    

    
     Dean Sin—-l am authorised by Mrs. Gibbon. of 
     
    

    
     to inform ycu,that for 
     
    
   
   
    
     Il,'Balle£‘Strsst. in this town, 
     
     oodehl his he had it u sufl'crsr from de- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     mo. irti."iass. Ill-say