‘HASZARD'S GAZETTE. JUNE’ és. . . ..

E Summer Arrangement of Malls. - — ‘ llli M.-\ll.$ for the iieiglibouriiig |'ruiim-..-it “ill be made up until further Notice mt-ry 'l‘l7P.:'4- DAY and 'l‘llU|lSl|A\' ,NIl.iIl'I‘, at Nuts o'clock, and forwarded viu Pic-rou. and the MAILS for Eti-

‘ th t l' ‘ la id At '. ‘own I" e we. 0 hing I W“ glitnd will beclosed upon the following days It the

held a club of twenty-four people, which

- hour

auuembled once a week to drinlt punch, ‘“'”°.|. ‘d’ H H, T ‘d A ,,_ smoke tobacco, and talk politics. Like ‘“’.. '-",,,;‘,¥.,,_' "'.." ,,::::,.,_ Ruben’s academy at Antwerp, each iiiem- H June 7. “ Alla-N30. her had his Peculiar chair. and the Pi-esi— “ -lmtezl. “ 3°?“ “- denl.'s was more (‘\t|llt'tl lllltll the I-91 ” J“'l' 5- " 39”" '37-

‘ ” " -t Jul " October ll.

One of the members had been in ii dyii state for some time: of course his chair, while he was absent, remained racciit.

The club being met on their usual night, enquiries were naturally tuade alter their ~ associates. As he lived in the ntljoiiiing house, a particular friend went liiniself to enquire for him, and returned with the dismal tidings, that he could not possible survivaothe night. This threw a gloom on conversatioufroin the sad subject be- fore them were ineffectual.

About midnignt, the time, by long pre- scription, uppropriated for the wulkmg of spectres, the door opened, and the form, in white, of the dying, or rather of the dead man, walked into the room, and took his seat on the accustomed chair; where he remained in silence, gazed at by the others. The a purition continued a sol‘- ficieat time in t e chair, to asstire all pre- sent of the reality of the vision: at n th he rose and stalked towards the door, which he opened as if living, went out and then shut the door alter him.

Aller a long pause, some one at last had the resolution to say :

It only one of us had seen this he would not have been believed, but it is impossible that so many persons can be deceived.

The company by degrees recovered their speech, and the whole conversation, as may imagined, was u n, the dread- ful object whic had an aged their atten- tion. They broke up and went home.

In the morning enquiry was made tiller their sick friend; it was answered by an account of his death, which happened nearly at the time of his appearing in the club. There could be little doubt before, but now nothing could be more certain than the reality of the apparition, which had been seen by so many persons to- gether.

It is needless to say that such it story spread over the country, and found credit even from the infidels; for, in this case, all reason was superfluous when opposed to a plain fact asserted by three-and- twenty witnesses. To assert the doctrine of the fixed laws of nature was rediculous, when there are so many people of credit to prove that they might be unfixed.

Years rolled on; the story ceased to engage attention, and it was forgotten, un- lesswhen occasionally produced to silence an unbeliever.

One of the club was an apotheeary. In the course of his practice he was called to —

woman whose profession was attend- ing sick persons. She told him that she could leave the world with a quiet con- scieifice but for one thing which lay on her

Intu

Letters to be regirlcrul, iind Niisvepupefl. "Ill" 50 mailed half an hour before the tiiiiu of ' . 'l‘H() HAS OWEN. Postmaster General. General Post Uflice, April . .

Georgetown Malls. 'l‘Hl“. MAILH for Gcor etown until further Notice. will be made up an forwarded every Monday and Friday morning at nine oc . 'I‘lIOS' OWEN, Postmaster General. May 2. lens. Mall Steamer “ Fairy Queen.” W. R. BULYE./I, C'ouistaiiiltr, ‘ lLl. leave (till further notice) for Bedequs and» Shodiuc every Monday evening. at 9 o'clock; will leave Bedeque at 7 o’c ook, Tuesday morning, for Shediuc; returning, will leave Shodisc all p. in, same day, Tuesday. and Bedeque st 8 o'clock, in the evening for Charlottetown. _ ' leave Pictou, every Wednesday and riduy morning, at 6 o'clock, till -further notice. For Preigl tor Pa u, u ly to the lion W. \V. IDRD. ci...ou...w.ii'lAsi.ii c. rors, Euq., Bedeque. or to the Master on board. Fara low to Sliediac, and as usual to Picteii. Charlottetown, May 80. I353.

R. B. IRVWG, No-raar Pusi.ic, Coirvsvarrcun, urn Accourr-rawr.

FFICI-L-over the Bookstore of Mr. G. T. Has-

zsan, Queen's Square (South side), Char-

lottetown.

51,’? Deeds of Conveyance of all descriptions, of Lease old and Freehold Estate, including Assign- ments, Mortgages, &c., Letters of Attorney, Bonds, Indentures of Apprenticeehi . Bills of 8ule,Churter Parties, Arbitration Bonds undAwsrds. Potitions,&c. ,

i-spared with uecurue and despstch; Merchants’

ks, Partnership an other fld Accounts, &c., arranged and balanced at eruts charges.

CARD. GEO. P. TANTON’S Dionaarxsi Gannuas, Great George Street, opposite Mr. J. R. Watt's. where Lilteriesses are taken hy the most improved Northern Sky-light—the only light that can produce a good picture. A ood assortment of Lockets,I"rarnes, sud plain and ancy Cases kept constantly on hand. Rooms 0

pen from u. in. to I p. in. Mornin ight is most preferable for rapid process, such as children, die. May M. 8m.

GREAT ATTRACTION. R. G. MOIR having been requested to visit this Town, respect ul ' ’ The manufactures of the firm nected have been pronounced by the Musical talent of Halifax. N. 8., to be superiortosn imputed, and has been favorably noticed by the rose. llis pre- sent assortment consists of PIAJVOS .l.N'D ME- LODEOJVS.

The PIANOS are of Moir‘s Patent, Grand Square. The MELODEONS are of the latest construction Patent Reed-—splunilid instruineuts,—calcnluted for it Parlour, and sufliciently powerful for an Church.

Also, a choice assortment of MUSICAL N8’l‘RU- MENTS.

Orders will be received for any article in the line. and a warranty given for the full performance of the conlriict.

Rszquinuun-rs:—Any instrument requiring rs pairing or tuning, will be attended to with accuracy and despatch.

' As Mr Moir's stay. of necessity, will be limited, he requests lies who may require his ser- vices to apply at once. and ifsutifiction is not given, he will warrant the money to be returned. The cha-

racter of the house yo . Mr. Morn one be seen and ooinulted at the ‘Dem-

"Do you remember Mr. , whose ghost has been so much talked about? I was his nurse. The night he died I left the room for something I wanted; I am sure I had not been absent long, but at my

return I found the bed without in patient. He was delirious, and I feare he had ,,',,';.°;,"_'_":;J:'|’,":.,,:l.i,". ?,,l.".d':'d:-,:,'?,_,d',;;, am thrown himself out of the window. I was .1 an vi.-49.1. Hunt.

Mr. Muir's stock of new Pianos sad. Melodoons having just arrived. can be seen at the Temperance

G. MOIR. ofthe firm of H. dt G. Ioir. Halifax. June 6, I858.

so fr’ htened that I had no power to stir; but a or some time, to my great astonish- ment, he entered the room, shivering and his teeth chattering, lay down on his bed and died. Considering myself as the cause of his death, I kept this a secret, for [ear of what might be done to me——'l‘hough I could contradict all the story of the ghost, I dared not do it. I know by what had hap- penud, that it was he himself who had been III, the club rooai éperhaps recollecting that it was the night 0 meetin ;) but I hope God and the poor gentleman s friends will forgive me, and I shall die contented!"

Picaiiro Till Eaa.—A horrible death recently occurred in Paris from a common ties with many persons. A gentleman, eeling a sl' ht itching in his ear, took up a friction matngh in order to dispell it. In the ardent of a conversation he was sustaining he introduced the sulphrous end; the contact soon produced ignition, and the downy lining of the ear caught fire; a portion of the sulphur adhered to the flesh, and burnt there persistently. The unfortunate man never spoke ain. His sulferings were so agonizing that is tongue became powerless; and, alter two days’ torment and unavailing e of the surgeons, he died.

When your wife begins to scold, letlier hsvuit out. Put your lhet cosily over the fender—loll back in your ohaii-—und let the storm rage on. Say nothing. .

r». mu. --m—,-« when I -« - ..r:'...- '.'.."..’.'.‘..':'.'.‘.l.’.E'l: hottsewell-fitrniahed_tvtthbooksandnews- pub... ,3...-...¢._.g,..'ggh‘n;'h papers, there I see intelligent and well-in- saving, for their owners. th lives of —uy

oi-med children; but iftbere are no books lion-In lioupP0ovIs I; Ihh hr -Ihhi-s or papurmtheehildren are ignorant, if not .’ 3;‘: ""°":,“-'.'.m.'.'.-V 0- ualiled to ibe Iseiciiiae sud - 2 . ruaa-rioas,iuihe oapastt ofa lloasa sadcow WV I I "59 3 “firm Doc-res. us any individual w,he he ever practised in 30013005‘ -s-ll-°- thatliueinthiscelsu -sudhs , . . . . . pr-sass. iaawemanliviuguptwopeirofstaii-slike .i...s..., i..i.¢.,.,.,g...,......i.; e lleeause e'is-ussoondflosu. iustpetrsesgswiitsa enjoyed as y le a use half like twice sis? ll“-

lsriuei-ly b Is- Ieeanse bs'sa "dose-in.” w':,:,".",f.':,‘:"c',,'."'",,,‘,',:'._” ‘T "'"'." "“"' and the oourt- has lflh. I061

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BOATI. ill. Subscriber having been for several ears em lo ed in build’ Ski , Fishing. and lea- sure BOAT; of all kinduufil roavo to return thanks for the generous suppoit he.Ii.us hitherto experienced in‘ that line, and to notify his friends and the blic rge, that lie is making pre rations for s srger and more extended business, as that, for the of seeomrnodutin persons who may favor him with Orders, the following gentlemen have kindly consent- ed to act as his Agen ' Captain Ma-rsisvvson, efthe Steamer ‘ Rose.’ Mr. G. T. Harlan). Charlottetown. Captain Huunaan, Tignish. Mr. is. M‘Ewa:rr. Innkeeper. Humineruide. NICIIOLAI Connor. Esq., '

Boats of ' ion, diiaemiuns whe- ther Clinlter or Curve ), delivered in Charlottetown. or elsewhere, with proniptit Worhrasuship and materials warranted of the use or cattle will be taken in payment, if desired.

CHARLES IPQUAIRIE.

De Sable. April 19, 1358-

A handy LAD, of about Id or II eursof age. may lind employment by application use e.

VETERINARY PRACTICE. Under its Pslrono u if Hts Escsllsncp Dir Assxairnn airnanasast, (stall.

in Linn, undsr be of H ALIIAIDI BlAIlII_lAl. Inflt.

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-wile ekuaee dwiuulag, whether-It was eoaieetny csnlssiIevern&

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Saint John Bale Stables. A. (.‘llMM|N(i‘, Vetniissry «Surgeon, begs to e iutiuiuio to miss lisviug HORSES to dis- poseof.tlistlisiss utte usudulsrluible._t_hese pieuiises neat the Catholic ‘bspe|._ hull of lung‘: square. St. John; where llorses ’W.Ill be kept at liv- ury, and in or sold on coiiiuitssiuii. _ 'I‘lie-re being no well-uinlerstouil place In St. John ' 0 these '

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tore hiinselfthat a llossic Ilssaau, or Halo Stable. pioperl i.-unducted, may in some iiieustiiu supply it want 0 ton felt by the public; while froin the know- ledge of horses derived from his profession, he may be able at lines to give useful advice both to seller and par ser. _

N. B.—'l‘we or ibreegood youug llaritaus I-leases wanted; and a srnorro Iiuavv. PAID. full mouthed

r“”:.“‘”‘i":'7.":l' f‘l"‘.". '."f'_.._ ,__ -. ..._.-. To the 1' onthut part of Lot or

goguhtp lo. 18. the Prepcty of the n

AKE N ICE’ that we have this day revoked

and made void a certain Deed Poll. or Power of Attorne . made and given by us ttiJassus Yno. I".sq., of Port Hill, hearing date the Fifth day of Fe- bruar . One thousand Eight hundred and Filly two.

said Property ourselves. All rumsofnioaey. fore the to us for Real, or arrears of Rent, by you, are 'hereby required to be paid to as without delay. Dated at Charlottetown, this Second day of June. I858. ELLEN STEWAII. l‘. MARY STEWART. MA|tGAltE'I‘ STEWART. WHOLESALE. ' ILLIAI ELLIOT 3 Co.. of BOSTON. United States. Merchants. have constantly on hand at Charlottetown, P. E. Island. a large sup y ofthe following articles which will be disposed as low as the can possibly beinlported for vis:— Tea, C is, Cocoa, Crushed 8 Iuseovndo. 8 r. Ilolaeses, lour, Nuvy Bread. Cheese. Spirits, inegsr. Candles. sflk T0- baceo. Resin. Pitch, 'l‘si-, Bucket and Tube. o. Please apply to their Agent,

nanny rAi.iii:It. sspiosiw es. mi. .

Sugar,

NOTICE. THE Subscriber having been duly vrered by

GILIII1‘ llusinunsol. of I yde Park, Square, on, uire. and Art-riiuii Hurtns:_a- soiv, of Liverpool, in England. Merchant. survivm Executors named and appointed in an by the last Will and Testament of Gilbert Henderson. late of Liv l, aforesaid. Merchant, deceased to‘ collect all D ts and Sums of Money due to the Estate of the said Gilbert Henderson, deceased, within this ' of all Lands and Heredlituuients

‘ said ' therein. rssus so|dn.il'uI:t‘ed to the Estate of the said Gilbert inadm- son. deceased, are duly required without delay to pay into my hands the several amounts due by them-, and t rsous whom he in possession ofuny part of suorhnds and Premises, are required to make an immediate and satisfactory arrangement with me, otherwise they will be treated us Tr .

JOHN ll) GWORTH. Charlottetown, April Dtli, I853.

BELLS! BELLS! BELLS I HE Subscribers muuulhcture and keep constantly on hand, all sizes of Church, Factory, Steam- boat, Ferry, Loconiotive, School House and Plants- tion Bells, with the but description of Hun ings. These are e . and the small sizes under o the same process in manufactur- ing as Church Bedls An experience of thin years, with a great man recent improvements, a an en- ’ casting, enables us to obtain the mos tone, combining also, in extraordinary vibration. - Nearly 9,000 Bells have been cast and sold from this Foundr , which is the best evidence of their su- ‘ ' e have lifteeu Gold and Silver medals ' for the " best Bells for sonorousoueu and purity of tone." We pay parti- cular attention to the gett' up Peels or Chimes, and can refer to those furnished y as. Our establishment is contiguous to the Erie and Champlain Canals, and ilrouds running in every direction, which brings us within four hours of New York. Casb paid for old Copper. Old Clocks, Levels, Compasses. Transits, Tbeodolites, &.o., forests, of superior workman ip. All eomtnuuioatieus, either by mall or otherwise will have immediate attention. A. MENEELT8 SONS. West Troy. N. Y., lurch. I858. fl‘ Orders will be received and information gi- ven new prices, etGeo. T. Hamard's Book and Bis- tisnery Store. IOII

he Laws of Prtnoendward Island

‘on ms to issi ,hoth years inelusive—l vols.

key 8 vo . with a co Index; blished

under an Act of the Colonial 'slsture, and care-

fully revispd ‘hurl oonsolidutsd.':yh (a‘0tI'tll;l:llB0lI0;I

appointed or rpoee. me a sit on - store e P. T. HASZARD.

gr.

is customers ' uersl for all past favours, a part culsrly to intimate. that he still continues to carry on the LIPERY STABLE business. and trust be has now on head good E03818 sud CJRRIJOEB of every . not inferior to us now : oferedtolvhupubllonehireutthe i May It LL Persons indebted either by lot . J - A must, lead, Dunn’ Note or ‘r.wise"Io Tnorsas Haaru Ilavraann Esq. te sulosmoaiy o°f‘t:Islsn‘rl,sru Jar: forthwith to ma iuent iive sums ue b them as shresu'l.d, tbell .Niehdulyaut{ortssd by veeulvs and give the necessary And all Perseus to whom

notice. and on liberal KAI! BUTCHER. tb Havileud is iudeIIted.are re- Aeeeuuts for meat- T. HEATH HYVILAND,

Barrister-st-Lew. Qsem Iquare. Nev. I, tell.

OLD STAND.

AID . vefrlvaielnsseus

ersis.Ise perqnustentwelilweusu wed.

tdssu—-At I ' . G G Street. tdesrte Ir.J.I¢su.-k’. I.“ “u. hrlettetews. Jpn ld.llll. Ad Ow. an

“"7 rouu'E“s"sisois as late.

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' A FARM T0 BBLBT,

PORSNNHIIDJV HlJ'EJ\‘ IJIJIIBDI-3 . 'I'F.'I. I’. - . T is situated Nine miles from Charlottetown on the entrance of the New Glasgow liiiud. and runsite ofn I00 eeres more or lens‘. the property of Joint llvusoii, late o.'tlte 8tli(Kin ‘s) ltegi.,iuid on which he now iasides,——tlie fiiriii wi l he Ii-t‘for a term of Ill Ill, or 20, years. The dwelling Ilottsis is very coni- fnrtulile but not very lar 1!. there is a well of waiter at the ltitclw.-n door; the o .e houses tire ver ‘ countie- tliuna and will contain a number ofcattle. There are live barns, one for hay, with it granary on it, and the other for threshing, coniiiini a new set of nnicliine- ry. both thrashing mill and 'l‘lie thrashing mill is of four horse power, and ofgreut spseil.thi ash- ing at the rate of 60 stocks an hour. The fsuiiors tire qu is new and very good ouea The land is all clear and in good condition, except about 8 acres of swamp. There is a brook passes through the land in the pas- tnre ground, and also a spring rises about 80 oliuias higher up. The ones is situated on the eutern side ofuhill. Thelaudiswell ' 6or1 acres each; there is u Grist Mill about haH'u mile from the residence. and a saw mill dearly the some distance. Good seooinnsedstions can be had in the Church of-En land, distant from the dwelling abouts mile and I ha f. _ Terms ma be known b u I ‘ st fiiizsrdh. Gazelle oflici ’ Pp fin‘ ‘ , ‘ May Id. I853.

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House in Kent Street. 7 HE subscriber offers for sale. or to let. the dwell- ing House in Kent Street, " ‘ ' is awn residence. It contains ii lur a Store. and good frust- proof Cellar. and sit good ooins. There is also a stable for eight Horses, and new Well of Water in the soil. It will be let altogether or in two is. On 800 being paid down, the remainder could ' on

manage for four or live years. JOIIN BREEN. June I8th I858.

Farm for Sale. F‘OR SALE, on the Malpeque Road, It miles from Charlottetown, a the-liold Farsi. oontuinin

[00 acres of land, of which 80 acres are our a under cultivation. On the Premises is a good frurne Hi. The above is well worthy attention of parties wishing to purchase. For particulars upflito R. NNIE.

llth April, I853.

For sale, or to Let, HE DWELLING-HOUSE, Out-house, and Pre- mises, and Lot of LAND, in Georgetown. No. 8, Third Raugo, Letter 8. Application to be ms to D. Wruoir, Charlottetown, or to Wiuasst

Sarinsnsori, Esq., Georgetown. Nov. I6. I852.

FARM TO BE SOLD. HE Leasehold interest of I00 acres of LAND. 70 of which are under cultivation, together with’ a large House and suitable Out-buildings. It is helil under lease for 999 years, at ls. per acre. This Farm known by the Crogliu Farm is four and a hull" miles from Town, on the Brsokely Point Road, and needs no further descuiptioii. Possession can be given imuiediatel I-‘or son's.

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y. particulars enquire at Mr. Joint Hs:sins:n-

WILLIAM HENDERSON, Sole Administrator. Buckley Point Road, May 5. if.

FOR SALE.

HAT valuable plot of GROUND at the head of Prince Street, formerly the site of the Baptist Cbalpel, fronting I00 feet on Euston Street. and lot on pper Prince street. It is ovie of the rnost desir- able situations in the suburbs for n geittleniiin‘s rosi- dence. or is capable of being divided into three good

building Lots. For Terms, fie. appl to

IP. H. POPE.

June 8.

OR SALE, Asrnatvuuauv Conovaun PONY in good con- dition. Apply to the Subscriber. DAVID WILSON, Richmond St. Charlottetown, May 24, I858.

BUILDING LOTS TO LET. NUMBER ot IUILDING LOTS in Cltur- ' lotietown, are ready to be let for a term of years, with the right of Purchase within the 'l‘ouIi. or particulars enquire of H. W. LUBBAN, Auctioneer. Jane Id, ISM.

. NOTICE.

THE Tenants on Townships Numbers Sixteen and

Twenty-two, in thin Island. the property of The Right Honourable. Laurence Sulivari, are hereby re- quired to make immediate payment of all arrears of rent due b them, otherwise eedings will be insti- tuted for the recovery ther .

WILLIAM PORGAN. lath April. I853.

N TICE. V _ HE TENJNTS ofTirosuu Ha b'l‘Il HAVI-

LAND, Esq., on Townships Numbers 48 and lid and other Lands in this Island, are re uested to make immediate payment of the amount o Rent due by them to the Subscriber; who is duly authorised to receive and grant receiptts flu the same.

. HEATH HAVILAND. err’ -at»

Queeu Square, Nov. 20. Idol.

JUNIPER POITI. Foa s.tt.s, by the Subscriber. soo JUNIPER rosrs. . H. iissaaao. Charlottetown, April er. iota

ANTED A BCHOOLMASTEII, of _the First

Class, on the New GI w Road. lun uireof “'0 W. SEAIPAN.

June llth I958, lindl

ssosrmr ro . ENQUIBE at the Oflee eI'Ciianr.ss Pausuu. Eeu., Charlottetown. . February I. lull.

0V 1.. 8 B L D ON.

acltnoit ledges the liberal patron. her friends, and to inform I liushousg oppoiie‘ the (law Tnsrua-sacs llsr.r.,wIisr.