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'4? 'I'Hl.lHM -III-In

The ths.I rttal the

' -'I‘e , co 0 . ‘

At a lath‘ coon ' temperance meeting

we attendrldfh plain farmer rose go

said, thatlie was one day going to work. lid

an olcioiis, sort of a man overhauled him,

exelalming. as an

-s-in-I yo--" ‘ . . .

“ " Again‘ me,” was the reply, "I guess

you are minakeu this time—I owe you no-

,n_r..———.i t... I. an

' “ , it is not my bill." said the man—I atnfonly the collector; It is a tax bill.”. . “ Ah, a rum bill!” . said collector, “ if you’ve a mind to understand it so—an about half I call upon are of this opinion—they mutter torribl upon the rum taxes, the number of Iasy, runkon fellows in the poor-house, and the-criminals aken u every day, making

I an enormous cost to e country, and I he-

’ Ilevb if it wa's not for the rum shops. the taxes '

we Id not be one quarter so heavy as they arer-you have ivon it about e right name -—reni bill-on y I should not like to have the name of rum bill "collector."

On saying this he sat down—but it proved a most effective a sch, for others took up the thought, and t e rum bill, assessed upon temperance men, was not lost si ht of to the

‘ close of thevmeeting.‘ Indeed, t e idea that

‘ a’tem

rance man should be met with a demand which could only up ropriately be made of a drunkard. " Sir, I have a rum

‘ bill _against*you,” and be compelled to sub-

it to it, and it, while it was at first quite ludicrous, soon excited burning indig- ndion—-words are wanti to express the sire th ot‘-a demand,~ nfilfll immediately, ftlr a aine w.

Would that we could traverse the State, and .show to every hard working man, the amount of his rum bill-o-that we could sit 5lovu.by the shoemaker, workin day and night to pay his rent, and support is lhmily, and ask him‘ w much was his rum bill.

"‘R'um bill? I never drink rum.” “ Very well, sir, but you pay a rum hill. at was your taxes last year?” “ Sixteen dollars, twenty-five cents." By the blacksmith. " Sir, you swing the hammer at the anvil by day and by night, in

summer and winter. Hard way to get a

.l‘i’viln)g! ray. sir, how much is your rum il

“ Rum bill! don ’t insult me; never a drop comes into my shop.” “ That may be, air, but you pay a heavy ~rum bill; and it won’t be an thing less when these drunken fellows, who I see hang around your furnace, get, with their fami- lies, into the poor house.” B the hard-working thrifty farmer.-— “ Sir, you’ve a very fine farm. will you not set apart a lot for the missionary or Bible cause? _ “ I would if I could, but it requires all I can raise to support my family.” “ Sir, you are now devoting the of your best lotto a worse purpose. "‘ I nip, sir, what do you mean?" “ I mean to pay your rum bill.” " Sir, you're mistaken in your man. Rum used to cost me twenty and thirty dollars in haying and harvesting, but I have not paid a rum bill these six years.” “Have not? what were your taxes last ear?" ' “ Over lbrty-dollars.” _ - “ Well two thirds of that was a rum -bill. The pauper tax of the State of New York in ‘I849, accortl_in_‘g to the le islative Reports, was 3817,40; of this, $670,173, was set down to intoaiperance, and you-had to pay your share of it. Now go for a Maine Law, and you may have nearly the whole of the arrzduce of your Ihrm for yourself and chil- n.7,

produce

A Lennon Coavaan'nons.—“ Good Heavens I what do people mean by going there? What lsgdolng there, that every- body throngs into those three little rooms? ~-After being rammed to a jelly in a‘doorway (where you feel your feet going through Lady Macbeth’s lace llounces, and get a"look from that

dead painted old harpy, compared

to which the gaze of Ugolino is quite choogul); utter withdrawing your elbo out poor Bob Guttleton’s white waist- coat, from which cushion it was impossi- ble to. remove it, though you ltnew you were squesaing poor Bolrinto ao.appo- ‘plexy—yon find yourself at last'in the reception-room, and try to catch the eye oI.Mre. Bot_.ibol,‘tlie eotsiaersoss°on¢- giver. When you catch her 'eye, you an expected to grin, and she smiles too, fereho four-Ibendretb time that night; end if she] glad to see you, wag- gleshervlitfle head before her face as if to ‘you ,a, kiss. _,the. plirsss.is. wt,‘ disses.» should ll. Botibol blow neaikim? I wouldn't kiss her for the

, ._ Ifrinlben Isee her,

u"i ilwes delight ? - ' ' the ceremonies deman- Sneb Society: whose

of us obey. ' A G_}§lAl':W'llIOl’ nys, the people of the United States can burst more steam- I

III” ,I', [.7li'W'

-« * 'Hws‘tsst'sd:wlIy--|-'a win, another hesbhrl so soon after the desit:,sI_';il,h tI.ii,t.”:""_D. at" said she. "l.tlb.‘lt.1§.uisvsnto s mysslfto rleathooecsoaetotvlear em."

.; I ,,,., .|r.*“1tt.‘_‘.ds.'vs,'*.-allot. itwas “’

Because we are‘

‘ s . EX‘ the 5* Ill ALIXJN ljlstid “‘_‘-til JV'Y.UPH" The‘ letserther I recs" I Sefiy o!'I'hncy and Staple Goodl. 3dllhblo Season. ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘Also-lI'da4 Loaf htnl Moist Sugar; Seep. SIIWII, ‘ Blue. Tobacco. Spices of all ltindi; Co. ' A ' neral assortment of Hardware, s

P er, zonal, aqaaieusvflmfilt OW

, ‘ ' es ._ on ..::*.t:. ::...'.t.. 79?. til.‘ Yellow, and Red Paints; Raw and Ilpjled. l,i,nsesd Oi

, 0. All ofwhieh are ofiered It on Lowest Cash Price, at his stove,G'reat George Street, opposite the Catho-

lie Chapel.‘ HENRY HASZARD. Charlottetown. July 4. l8OI'.- .-

AMER CAN GOODS AND ROCERIES.

HE Subscriber ollers for Sale at the old Iielltl of the late Mr. Joins Davis. Iain, a general assortment of AMERICAN GOOD, AND GROCERIES, which has been select chased for the cash by himself at and will be sold at a small advasce upon cost, for ready .asrn no casni-r. JSSORTHEJVT of DRY GOODS JJVD GROCERIES of all kinds, CROCKER Y-

.1n II. no. &.t:. , C0NI'EC'l‘I0NARY, (assorted) F“ and Raisins. CRACKEIIS, Butter aud.8oda, RI E.

s . (mould and dips.) Pippa and'l‘obacco, Burning I"LUlI), Drypil A la’ . Pickles. tine Salt. Cheese. Lsstile Nuts.

shed and Brown SUGAR, TEAS.

5":

is

C Buckets nu Tabs. 80 E LE ts and Shoes, Cbildrens‘ do., do.. BRUSHES, (hair, cloth, shoe,scruhbing, while wash, paint, horse and cow.) Feather Dusters, Whisps and Brooms, HATS, (slllt. superior Kossuth, black and pearl, palm loaf, Infants’ rl,) Be a’ cloth Caps, Glued do., It (vr

e seat.) . do.. Childrons‘ do.. Cliildroua‘ Wnggous, horns, scythe Snesths and Scythce, Hay‘ Ralt orks, manure do. . Spades and Shovels, oes, cast-steel Axes, Ilcrse ' & es. English and American Cotton Warp, Looking Glasses, dtc. &c. . . id for Country FLOUR at market price. The BA ING business will be carried on as usual. Always on hspd a good article of SHIP

BREAD. T. GRIZ-IE N Kent-street, Corner of Great George, Charlottetown, July I4, 1558.

EW GOODS. UST lMP_0R'I‘ED. and for sale b the S

y ubscri- bar, at EW S'l‘0RI'J in Gra ton Slr¢et—- 1 CHOICE SELECTION or MERICJJV GOODS, consisting of- SUUAR in hhds., barrels, and by retail: Crushed SUGAR

Superior Soeclio TEA. in chute, lialfchosts. and by retail; C0FI"I-IIIL, RICE, PILOT BRI1AD.in barrels, and by retail; Crackers, Vinegar, Mustard, Pepper, Table Salt, Soda. Saleraius, Soap, Candles‘ Starch, Burning I-‘luid, Matches, Tobacco, Ci ars, lllucltening, OnAN(u'.s, CO.N'FECTIO.lV'EItI’ NUTS. c

Printed Cottons, stri and unbleached do., shoot- ‘ ’ k, &c.; La in’ and Gents‘. India Rubber Boots and Shoes; India Rubber Coats. Oil Suits, Cotton-wick, Lamp-wicks, Fluid Lamps, patent and common, in variety; CHAIRS with cane seats and wood do., in great vnriet of pattern; Axes, Scytliea. Srtoaths, Hay-rnkes, ay-forlts, Spades, Shovels,

oes, Go on do.

At.so—An assortment of Currisr’s TOOLS ; Pails. Tubs, in ' nests or single, Clothsp-pins, Brooms.

Brushes, dsc. .

Orr Hans, American and Island Manufactured SOLE LIIATHER, Nests Leather, Calf-skins and Harness Leather.

. B.—The highest prices. paid in cash, for green hides, call‘ and other skins. WILLIAM B. DAWSON.

Charlottetown, J une 10, 1858.

hisN

NEW GOODS. HE Subscriber has received, per Brig Jllrooorl. circuit, and other recent arrivals, the S, which are offered cheap for Cash. Goods.

ass.

a C0 'e. Osltstn. Chain Cables inch to 7-Sibe, Anchors and ‘ ‘ Cut and Wrought sils, Spikes, Round and flat Iron,

London and Liverpool Soap, London waxed-wick Candles, Barrels Choice Sufi-. - - . Hds. M ases, &c. to. ‘ ' . IDNGWORTH & YATES. Water Street, Charlottetown, June 17th, 1868.

Glasgow and Manchester House !_ Tint Sabsarlber its run’ aflcsrvan an IUMMER SUPPLY of .N'BIfl a PASIIIONAILI GOODS, Per Brfi Jthoood, direetfroni Dchdun. ' DAVID WILSON.

Richmond Street, t'ItIi June, I858.

SPRING ~ GOODS’

‘ I was‘ u2's".’3t .. the up». DOII H0 " ‘

H-.‘t§ZA3.l?'.$ . ,GAzE'r.1;a...Av£-new no ‘ ' i N0YEI1iT!E.9;f‘.!.'.Olt. .Tuu...~suMMEa. _ .

iiusoaeavs» Patent. _ ‘KPH ZIN PAINT. N0 ‘ QINU, u‘ u'gJllu'eod, Trout Lon ‘ noI,s faults: slu pl oil‘-the above valuable Paint "Also, a few cask: Ilrlers and Patty‘, c. . JAMES mien IsAv. Jane. l8th. -

. _ Norton; VIVHE Subscriber having been del‘yrurp'pyt:;sr:;dml;y

Hasrnaasont. and Aaruuu Harman-

Gtnnaar

I] Iaytu of Liverpool. aforesaid. Merchant. deceased to I‘A)llB(‘.I all Debts and Santa of Money duo to the Estate the sold Gilbert Henderson, deceased, within this lsluad. and to dis of all Lands and Ilsreslitatnents bel icgto‘ said Estate situate thoreia. All sorts an" eluted to the Estate of the said Gilbert I endor- son, deceased, are duly required without delay to pay into my _ those rsons who may be III possession ofany part of aucrLands ant’ Premises, are required to make an immediate and ss'tIsl'actory artangeruent with me. otherwise‘ they will be treated as Tree ussors. . JOHN LO GWOR'I'll. Charlottetown, April 9th, I858. V

LL Persons indebted either by Mortgage, Judg- °Inent, Bond. Promissory Note or otherwise. to 'I‘irossa.s HaA'ru llAvu.Ann. l:}sc., late Colo- uisl Secretary of this Island.aro desired forthwith to make payment of the respective sutns due by them as aforesaid to the Subscriber. who is duly authorised by ower of Attorney, to receive and give the necessary discharges for the same. it all Persons to whom the said Tlioums Ileuth Haviland is indebted. Inc re-

quested to furnish their Accounts for pa1ment-

‘ T. HEATH H VILAND, . Barrister-at-Law. Queen Square, Nov. 29. I852.

Just Published.

The British North American

GEOGRAPHICAL PRIMER. Price with 7 Maps ls. 6d.; without Maps Is. 7 HIS I’llI.\IER contains all the matter in Cham- ber's Geographical Primer, with the addition of the recent census. and more full descriptions of North merica. It contains also 5 more maps, so arranged as not to be liable to tear. GI".OR(-‘Ii '1‘. IIASZARD, Queen's Square.

FOR SALE. .. .nu..ch clinker Iiuilt BOAT. 16 feet lteel. She has lately undergone a thorough rfsctly ti ht,

and is now in good condition, psrticu are

It’ and shils rsuiarltably well. For fu apply at Hasurd‘s Gazette Otlice. uly 11, I853. MONEY TO LEND. NQUIRI-‘. at the Oflice ofCsrAat.as Panxsri, Esq... Charlottetown. February I, I868.

The Laws of Prince ndwaio rhino ROM ‘I773 to l85l,botlt years inclusivs—2 vols.

Re I8 vo., with a co ions Index; published»

I‘ under an Act of the Colonial gielature, and care- fully revised and consolidated. by Commissioners appointed for the purpose, may be had at the Book- store of G. 'l‘. HASZARD.

Saint John Bale Stables.

M A. CU MMING, Veterinary Surgeon. begs to

s intimate to parties having HORSES to dis- pose of, that he is about to open usa Sale Stable,thoss premises next the Catholic Chapel, head of King's Square. St. John; whore Horses will be kept at llV- ery, and bought or sold on commission.

There being no well-understood place in St. John where those having Horses. an those wanting Horses, know where to find each other. M. A. C. lls lera himselftbai in House BaaaAn, or Sale Stable, properly conducted, may in seine measure supply a want olten felt the public; while from the now- ledge of horses derived from his profession, he may be able at times to give useful advice both to seller and pure sor.

N. B.-—'l‘wo or three good young Harness Horses wanted; and a s't-aonc rt:Avv I-Ant, full mouthed for shipyard work.

Saint John. 26th April, 1858.

Temperance Ball Company. '1‘ A MEETING of the Directors of the above Corn ny, held in the Temperance Hall, this evening. t e following Resolution was unanimously adopted viz:-—

“ Rasonvnn, That the Treasurer (Mr. John W. Morrison) be instructed to lake the necessa legal measures for the recovery of all unsettled Subscriptions to the "‘ r Ha ornpany ”

'9 I

By Order, J. B. COOPER, Sec’y. Charlottetown, March I1, 1858.

Mall Steamer “ Fairy Qneen.” W. R. BULYEJI. Conisioudsr,

ILL leave (till further notice) for Bedsqus and

Shediac every Monda evening, at 0 o'clock;

will leave Bodeque at 7 o’c ock, Tuesday morning,

' ' vs Shcdioc at2 p. m.,

sae day, 'I‘uesday..and Bedeqae at 8 o'clock. in the s_voniug for Charlottetown.

Will leave Pictou, every Wednesday and Friday morning, at 6 o’cloc till further notice. For ' Hon W. W. LORD,

I‘ tght or Passa e, apply to the Charlottetown. AM C. POPE, Esq, Bedequs, or to the Master on

Fbrss IOID to rSIlldI.tlC,.¢nd as usual to Piston. Charlottetown, May 80. 1868.

Iron nntsroif.’ “'

A NEW BARQUE, launched on the 0th inat., will sail for Bars-ton, on or about the 80th inst. She can acosuib date a fpw Cabin passengers, if appllag.

n in costly! ’ JAMES YI-‘D.

Port Hill. Aug. 8. 1853. FOR PASSAGE.

hands the several arasuuts due by thorn; and‘

I

S"W,l,;p§l.:t.t§M'.’.r1u.4t.1t..u..L -

cuss. uaoatbs "at. duisoodfrotn engine.-orient =, B.amr1i§'i.i"'a.s maniiiii. nE'nur.t'c'r%nss; from meant uouuftn*'_e.. gfiall, ° W.‘ ll. having personally selecltoll this Stock, would oslbupscial situation to a variety of-. .1 . I s

new 'IA'l‘lllAl.B iron’ ‘l_.‘nDll‘8'

nasssss, mxs.'”.u."m'i'..‘, ars-

aons, rAaA‘s'oi.s, riorrfrsrs, uiLLtnsar,¢dg.c4, &.e.

A large selection (J Broad a0l'Aa.“iDOII‘kI'IJ.

.' .W¢iu-costings, .m

LINEN GOODS. OF ALL 'D_'ES_CRiIP'I‘IONS. ,‘ H994; and .flo¢s,sir.leoerynr-tr'rlutn llie Fitnsiahing Dsporlnissit. ‘ "-

3’ In order to compete with other _Hunses. W. nose will be conducted on the (MSH. pnnopt and ' late y ;ll.

Blot December last. will nislte impisd pp

June 25, I858. , .‘ , _ Provincial Marine Inillrapob Company, 1 TORONP. c. W.—Agent for rose. sauna “" ’ BENJAMIN mvrus. Charlottetown, April ll. "I868. ’ ' ' ' "

u .

NATIONAL LOAN runnmirn

Equitable Fire Irlizurance Compa- nies of London . Incorporated by Joli of Pariioiiisial.

OAR D OI" DIRI5C'I‘(IIt.S of Fire Insurance I07 I‘. I‘). Island. T. H. Havilund. Esq” Hon.

Charles Hensley. F. Longwortli. ‘Esq.. Boblrl .

Hulchioiswu, _Esq., Thomas Dawson, ' sq. Detached Risks taken at considerably redlcod pre- niram. ‘ Forms of Ap licatiou, and all other inlllffllllllli me be obtain from the Subscriber, attlts of . W Dehlois Esq. Charlottetown. H. J. CUNDAL . Agsut‘pl*o em

Fire 1 Fire I Fire I I - Secure your Property at a saving of fifty per cent: HIS can onl be done by suring in the MU- 'l‘UAL I" RE INSURANCE COMPANY. This is the :oaly:(XIi be met. without reference to a fosofiri Cum ‘ Blank forms ofa plicatiori. and any other.infCms- tion can be obtained at the Secretary and 'l‘rcasurer's Ollioe. Kent Street. April 6, 1852.

April 21, I358.

LIFE JJVD F RE 'JV'SUR.g;’V'CE C_.O.K- PJJVY, LOJVDO .

ass-ant. nan air A -r or an IAIIUT. diptiat £s.ool.obo slerul ; " CHARLES Y0 NG, Agent for P. E. Island.

W”... oo1.oI”\T'_1."" 7 LIFE ASSURANCE coMPAm_r.

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Board of Jllautogsntenl in Halifax for Nona Scenic and Prince Edward Iol.ond— I . '

Hon. lll. B. Almen, Ilanlter. Hon. William A. Black. Banker. Lewis Bliss. Esq.

Charles Twining;’§Isq:, Barrister.

, erchaut. , ' itor. Medical Advissr- . I". Sewers. :

Agent ls Secretary--Matthew H. Ricbsy. Selioiir.

I‘he following gentlemen have been pointed Olli- cent of the Compan in Prince Edwar.d’ Island. and

will be prepared. to urnish information as to the prin- ‘

crples and practice of the Company and the rates of Assurance.

Charlotietowu—Medical Advissr—H. A. Johnston. M. D. Agent—I‘.. L. Lydiard. _

Goorgetown—Msdical Adviser-—Dsvid Kaye. M. D. geut— ‘ iam Sanderson. .

St. l:.leanor's--Medical Adviser—Joseph Bell, M. D. Agent—'I‘homas Ilunt.

MATTHEW H. RICHEY.

Oliarlottctowéi Mutual" Insurance 0

Incorporated by Act of Parliament in I848. HIS COMPANY olfers the best guarantee in case ofloes, and accepts Risks at a saving pf full 50 per cent, to the assured. be present reliable Ca ital exceds £l'l00. Par- sons having property in harlottetown, or vicinity, a ‘old lose no time in applyiu to the Secretary of this Company for Policies or In orrnation.

One of Philips‘ I"iro Annihilators has been purchased by the Company. for the benelit of persons Insnred in this. _0flce. In case of Fire, the use of it can be obtained Immediately, by applying at the

Secretary ’s Olllce. ‘ W. III-1ARII,_Prssirlsnt HENRY I’ALl\lI-ZR. Sec‘y and 'I‘rea'sarcr. 8ecretary’s Ofilce, Kent trash} '

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The Hog: its Origin and II ties, ‘ls Cd

Elements of Agricultsrp, Is as

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WILLIAM STRAIGHT. _ HJTTER, . . EGS to inform his friends that he still eutiaaes the rs-fitting, cleaning, aud;stilI'eolag of Beaver and Silk Hots. . Gentlemen's Clothes cleaned and made equal to new. _JIM CROW8 made from the I _,.wool; old ones dolie up. Prices low. Ordersta on at the Qlisqnjs Arms, 8 Miles frUI.'I‘swn, and at James Reid a tailor, Queen Street, Charlottetown. , I .

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