The Herald -- 1868-09-16 -- Page 4

_OPHE HERALDY WEDNESDAY,

— ere

SEPT. 16, 1868.

rpessereneei nae en

, ¥ it .y y TT! ‘ tor | si — whims hoth the waters and the wind TILTON & McFARLANIYS
at 2 weil: Sas © + tis eel ee ee ee eee raade the ball | Burglar yim Jive Proof
> ve oMERC » 1-9 ceedingly popular the members of hie S Ay "
DEATH OFA BRAY. eM Prasat career. profedabantn re ; oh his Windne adurbas 0 Steel Vaults and Combination Locks!
Ds un See) be _ | deared him to all who knew bingy and his loss is deplor- 438 SAFES combine all the improvements sag
4 One af the bravest eat n conan ere. inl ed by the whole maritime community. Alehongh be is Applic myo e pe omer riba rf ole manufacture
te marine pay beepes te bis iba 14 gone, his name will not be forgotten; for as long as acts | oy Ere n.d to the public with thé fullest recom

of Coarrage are recorded, the story of the recapture of
the Emilie St. Pierre will find a place among the brave
: poamen,

eedsrcone by
7 ie - er
HOWPOWAY ANd SOUTH AERtoa.

Oe a taal ilNione of i i
oat cobtst South America, at least one half

mendations ot those who have used them in the severest
teste of fire,and as security againat Burglars, in all parte
of the country, from Maine to California.
TILTON & McFARLAND,
05 & 97, Liberty Street, New York ;
110 Sudbury rege Boston,
. JACOBS, Agent.
Halifax, N, 8.

Balle St. Pierre, war dead,

‘yore a eo o

“Ai

. fe oda a “. Cure afd ext sted beyond the piece of lar medical aid. Tt ne
ioe ure pf verpool shi ilie St, Pierre. | is nO @asy taak to establish a sy ' agencies
cher MERCY " be late i. n | capable of, « vives these millions seatte sparsely te 6 B A ¢ € 0
Hee nent” ns re Ne ig Zirarpepl thas throu the ditecny a of copy By the arent 4 ' MANIPACTORED BY
na v tT, ‘bound from tta to Sth} euri e € ren digeaseg to whic are + ‘ ‘ ’
a ony! te Professor tTdllowar, however, is aia omplishing CHARLES Q UIRK.

‘me ew Beantwigk, with a cargo of guony bags,
2H } Bem denn Feapatewerttooel Jean
Ac fer. Iwhile attempting to into Charleston, and
\: b¢ had been sent in ch Of 4 prize crew to

Customers supplied on

REASONABLE TERMS.

ON MAND,

thi oct, His Pilleand Ointment are ble, in
pou 18 on both ides of the Andes, ee foc of a
physician is Reyer seen, The] and mixed races,

d@iphia. A short time after, however, the public} as well as the whites. have learned to rate them at their

: : ie ie Br ‘ lve, and 220,000 CIGARS,

“ op img ell nag ee eed Bal i shenares of ONSISTING of the following Brands, namely:
"> Sm

rings ot Wales, Star of the West,
yof

supply arrives at Val-
Buenos ; Montevi-
» por War ucts

ible
‘the

Ce

TEN : Boxes ie oe Se nn. fecti 6
“ae + pe el a! a or Confectionary, 6
odes Méeopnt of the traiftAotion, : ~| Cases 8 card Matches, 308 doz. Shoe Blacking, 115
an -influaptial ing of ship ntment, we under J ook seat Drems Figs, se &c.. Ko.

ly considered infallible for hwrmorrhoids. or piles, and
as thie lisease ig lamentably prevalent in almost. all
of South America, the demand for the article is
rtionably large. :
he Pills also have aequired a spocial reputation
from the success with whith they have been adwinis-
*éFed in a special class of eases, We who dwell in
thé tropics have very refractory livers: sometimes they
ePerete tow much bile, sometimes too little: abd in
either case the ordinary pescriptions are of smiull ger-
vice. Thousands of us havé discovered, thousands are
discovering and tens of thousands will yet distover
that these Pills regulate the flow of bile and pnrify
that fluid, as well as all the other clements of the nbod,
The recognition of thie facthas oreated auch o Sarore

Md captains who met (under
e | Ts dohim hon
party nd who presented b aa recognition
Haat conduct) with a magnificent gold pocket
er, & completo tea and cvffee service in
» W@ doen silver teaspoons, with the aceowpany-
fancts of a pair of sugar tongs, oaddyspaon,

bo and tray. On that occasion Capt.
“td Weft Calcatta on the 27th wf November, wit!)
fo ma SS scent of South. Onsale i" ascer-
1 peace or war; jf peace, | was to

4 ‘and enter oe of ( arleston ; if block-
was to proceed t. Joho. N. B... On the 18th

@ presideney. of

Upper Queen Street, Charlottetown,
on after hig ar,

June 17th 1868.

Notice!
TO TENANTS UPON TOWNSHIP 18,

Mue Tenants upon that portion of Township No. 18,
in Prince Edward Island, formerly owned by Lieut.
Cul, Peter, DeeBrisay Stewart, decensed. and over
which the late Mya. Mary Stewart, of Charlottetown,
deceased, an1 Ellen Stewart and Margaret Stewart,
daughters of the said Mary Stewart, lately exercised
acts of ownership, are Hrneny NOTED that the por-
tion of Township No. 18, referred to, became the pro-

Sms

pa undersiqne® has heen instructed vy.tbe o
ond LEASEHULD PROPERTIES and FAR
wel. wooded and p

ven.
e Also four LOTS being: the residue of thirteen Buil,
that most advantageous mercantile situation) known as

Americans and other speculators purchase here and ghip for
A number of Stores, Wharfé, 9 ren use Ne
time; with many Grist and Saw and Cloth M

a bove class of artizans now so much wanted

Lime Kiln, will be sold or leasea_ on 1 terms.
Plans, particulars or any other information can
Land Surveyors, Charlottetown.

patch.

Orwell Store, Aug. 10, 1864. — .

AMHERST, NOVA SCOTIA,
W. J. HAMILTON, Proprietor.

MPMIIE Subseriber tenders his thanks to the Travelling

Public for their patronage during his occupation
of the Cumberland t.otel for the past six years, and
hopes by strict attention to business to merit a contina-
ance of the same, He also informa them that he has
taken the house lately oceapied by Mr. A. Coffey, and
has fitted it up os a first class Hotel, where his guests
will find bis

Rooms Large and Airy,
Hia Tables well eupplied with ell the Choicest Delica-
cies the country can afford during the season, and al
that can be required ina
First Class Efotel.

perty of the Subscriber, in fee simple, upon the death
of the said Petor DesBrisay Stewart, which occurred on

B62, I considered myself about twelve milés off
When T saw a steamer coming towstda me

for the medicines that the present importations, large

‘Profeasor Holloway does not find mach fayour,) we
suppose, with the old régime of the profession. He js a
revolutionist, and of course the oonservators of long
established stupidities look upon him with aa evil eyo.
They consider it a piece of unpardonable impertinesor
that his medicines should interfere with the progressiof
their patients t> another world. A similar spirit doubt-
leas animat+d the courtiers of Ferdinand and Isabella,
when they assailed Columbus for assaming the existe

of ao undiscovered continent. ft waa contrary to thar
theory that such a continent should exist; for, aakl
these wisenores, if ithad existed, would not somebody
have found it out before? | Colmmibas replied by asking
them to make an egg stand on its base without support,
tind when thoy declared the feat impossible, he Hong

‘ fr ybeatay swhoed Officers) aud
possession of my Bhip, and, filling the: main-
for thé fleet, and brought: the ship. te
Lalf-past two, I was then ordered Tite

a 1. ame papers with him) and

+ rida, where I remained
erwarda

tioned against paying rent to the said Margaret Stewart,
or to any other person or persons who may demand the
same. Those of the Tenants who may desire to inform
theitiselees relative to the Trrir of the subseriber, are
referred to E. J. Hodgson, Esq., who will afford them

the desired information. :
THEOPH. DESBRISAY.

Spring Park, Ch’town Royalty, ,
June 23, 13866.—all pap. h & @ 3m

NOTICE.
TO TENANTS UPON TOWNSHIP No. 18
FENHE TENANTS upon that portion of Township No.
18, formerly owned hy the late Mrs. ot Stewart,
f Charlottetown, deceased. and since by the under-
signed, in conjunction with her deceased sisters, Mary
and Ellen Stewart, are hereby notified that the fee
simple of the lands respectively held by them, being
now exclusively vested in her, she ALONE is legally
authorized to receive the rents accuring therefrom,
MARGARET STEWART.
Charlottetown, Jane 30, 1868,

De. LAWSON
NTENDING to leave the Island, would notify those
indebted to hi, that their respective accounts are
requested to be paid nnmediately,
H aceousts remaining unpaid after the 10th Oct.,
will positively be placed in Court for prompt collection,
Mt. Stewart, Jave 24, 1808. ding pd

“A FORTUNE FOR SALE!

N consequence of the doath of the proprietor, the Sub
seriber is instructed to offer for positive Sale, that
beantifally situatéd, well known property, the

HALF WAY HOUSE, VERNON RIVER,

Prince Pikiward Island.

Phe Land, consisting of about 40 acres, is in that state
of cultivation that it has been for some years past, and
will, for years to come, viel a clear net profit, more
than sufficient to pay the interest on the amount of
purchase money asked for the whole establishment. As
s money making investment this is. an opportunity
seldom equalled in these provinces, which fact can be
positi rely proved to any person about purchasing. The
Stock of Liquars and Stock of Coeods can be taken or
nota he option of the parchaser, Por particulars ad
dress GEORGE ADAMS

Hi way Honse, Vernon River, May 20. 1868,

Hishermen’s Outfitss
1868.

HIE. Subscriber-is prepared. to furnish all the necessary

r
‘without anyone speaking to me.
by flageoffider Goldbourgh that 1

mudit by the simp'est process in the world. Follow

has answered the cavillers of his remedies in a similar
way. Diseases that they cannot cure with a handred
preparations, he eradicates with one. | Medical acien

had its ‘new world’ as well as geography. and he co
developed it. It is a world of blessings.” Ite frnits ate
health, vigor, and long life. If the philanthropist who
bas made this discovery did not hit upen it by following
the mistakes of the past, bat. by thinking for himself,
it canndt be helped. Columbas did the same thing, in
spite of the Inquisition, It is time, we think, that dog-
matists should anderstand that error is neither absolute
norimmortal, When the man and the hour arrive, it
must snccomb, So far as the fate of the old medical
practice is concerned, it would seem that the man and
the hour have arrivéd.— Hl Mundo,

that Dwas'a tawfal prize to the

thatT cook! take w paseage inthe

delphia aud allow the officers. thy use of

fuments and o « Treplied that they should

i of but that rm cargo was not. salt-

and that my ship was Britisli property. 1 re-

i To my ship in on here, fouid my crew all taken

xcept the cook steward, and a new company

# of Lieutenant Stone, master’s mate,

+ and @ passenger—15 inal, We weighed

to eea, On the morning of the

(being Ligutenant Stove’s watgh on deck)

the cook and steward intoom atate-room about

hy el and said te them aye had am wd

t m ‘ ship and feked their —
asians. hick es’ ve en. gave a pair of
4 sheet to them, and told them to fulldw me.
"PhS master's mate was asleep in his berth, and after
HhanBing ont his revolver/and his sword, L grasped his

@ The irons were fixed, awd the gag ‘was m its
in aminute. I thea wont to the passenger (an
), and having taken the arma from bis berth, I
him in the same way. I tien wettton, deck as
soghrnioueg and walked the eck eet
inttes alongside Stone, r ‘ing r wind,
and goon atter {tishea im wtaths cabin to
at'the chart, and saying that .the-coffve woull be
wt Te started from the poop, and I follow-

rhe id of an iron belaying pin onmy way down.
the fore cabin just as he wag at. the dopr of

cabin, where the chart was spread ort ener
him up by saying * Stone!" and, holding the
ocho vem t vol im ysl f ship

I Ver go to i a. ie cook and stew-
ard were both ready, Rebbe he could utter a sound
¥ — ere on hia wrist, the (gay in bis: , anid

“A Laror ano Respecranie Meera or Cre
zens.”-—The Kev, Mr. Punshon, who has heen making

a short sojourn at Chicago, has written'a letter to the |
Methodist Recorder, desoribing his reception and the
principal incidents of his visit. In the conrse of his lot
ter he says—*‘one of the stories told in Chicago is worth
mentioning. Tt was toll asa’ sample of the way in
which, in some parts of the Union, a smart man can
make himself a power, though persouatly he may be as
insignificant as one of the Tooley-street tailors. Two
gentlemen—one stout and shining, thé® other little and
dapper—wishéd'to get ap a political demonstration in
a certain village. The thing was duly announced, but
the two ters were the only persons. who assem-
bled at the tive of Meeting. — Nothing daunted, the
twain proceeded to business. The little man moved the
stout one into the chair. The. stévt man made the
little one secretary of thé meeting. Resolutions were
passed with astonishing unanimity,’ and the mecting
adjéurned. “The resolations were duly advertised with
a preamble, affirming them to have beef passed ‘at a
large; and respectable: mecting of -citizens.’ ‘This
rather staggered the chairman aforesaid, and he ven

.

pin over his

aa

into a berth. Blecked him wp, and having
cabin intrndersy went on deck, | Three men
the deck; one was at the helm, and one
t. T called the three. mem aft, and point-
hway of the reroom near the helm, said
Of rope was wanted ap. ‘I shaved off the
pointing to a oth YK fe was, they all
down. IL immeiliatelp’ tiosed the hatch,
- the “" oa helm oS danger if he
spoke, * k-out was thin ealled aft,

@nd, when asked whether he would belp to work the

; i 1 to remonstrate with the secret hia: hernic OUTFILS for prosecuting Vessco) or Boat Fishing,
; tow British port, be said no, 1 therefore puthim | ‘et te u Nee er Lite
' CrP colours ing. tl batchway I hee called | Sudacitys bt way inet with the cool reply: “* The an. “Balt, Balt Kuives is
the wateh, ‘and de do Mion deck ail to- len were ppevecils soameet sir, You are Barrels, Splitting do Bread,
} Galena ph peneae ae samme os ba e sure T am respectable. Pogiea, Throating do, Beans,
man Of the watcl below drewbis| ‘The America Government. which has po uccess-| Cam pd ag bey Beas,
ee: n whitthbe fired..od the shat | tally labored to prevent the pacification of Mexico. and — = - og Pe -
ulder ; the others were spav secured | which is more responsible for the murder of imilian| Mackerel Lines, Che, oaeg RY Beef.”
morning's EF Ewoas again i | than even Juarez himself and his wretched adviecrs Cod do pA * Knives Lard,
; emg down and announced | inks that the time bas at length arrived when aturther| § a Ditty B ees Te.
j att ie. told him T would ta © | absorption of the tervitary of that miegoverned country Bat Ariits e J pest fe “age Coffee
me - hac pea . the “4 of hie be oa should commence. A letter published in the Amerigan | Jig Ladels, Rinnasle ‘Léivps, Sager,
* Swe ‘ij . > hom yh Hag Mb | Pavers pas weeks since stated that Juarez ¢an not get md meres, lamp seks Valasoes,
, ‘ wit t t emands tere jo oulds, a,
AroatmGht rindifnoil whén the stow: | Gnimnate and the wate of lin Cece of son that | Clas Ching, ~ Kessedeb Ui > | Guivadta,
4 any, He dined 4 the cabin table | jo oan get the money he so mich requires only by sell- Mackerel Forks, Pewter, Dried Apples,
1, and was thay replaced in bis berth. The ing the Northern ies of ‘tle Mecean™ tates, which do. Jigs, Trad, Spices,
applied daily with bread, boef, and water, | hitherto linre Beon w burthen dnd GAdse'@R trouble and | py 2 Lends Water Stones, Picklea,
ckets were to anawer nature's reqhire- expertise tothe rost of the coant The i He also possesses superior facilities for Inspecting, Vacking,
“A fs voldalaare ‘to lend & agraph appears in the Bien Sole ee A pal and Shipping Mackerel, Herring, Codfish, &c.
; sett ément; bat these were atin Pebaie seteaaen Masson. Washing fi | N+ B-—Alhe huighgst prico paid for all kind of WISH.
: qui pe and <= tage a despatch says the instructions of Gen. rans, the} Charlottetown, May 20,1868. 6m ‘
- ) weet eny . ma inewly appointed Minister to. Mexioo, were coneidpred | ———_-
: myDative land, withous onan in Cabinet on. Friday, Mr, Seward being present. ‘Tho REMOV AL.
* bat Mo for while some cooke policy deternfined upou looks to. @ proteetorate and to be TOMER having every encouragement to locate
‘ee hp a tay ne oma four or five of the northern Provinces at in par i oe and for B te wf etane more
od ln Aad ho diatant day, Tis tas long been the policy of John. | cooventent rooms, laa removed to the building occn-
age, od ay — wad 4 son and Grailk and Seertary Seward cant eet yielfed | pled by Texey Haszanp, Exq., Merchant, directly
was nearly twelve diane — omy tion of “a poliey a little more devided _pcoeaghae | ysepna si Hall.
un mere diplomacy. ey fy St, Slits tiniglnlletriguealenaptniinceienendi
: ibe Pree Vicadnta’s Meaiens—The London Lancet NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
: thas refers (64h6 continental tour of the ound tes ag
Soke sfpetan, abil (pn “Jay ato "lee Maidilby like aude pee ; SPRING 1868.
2 and at the. \ : Hier Miigity Has undertaken the visit to 8 Ce
: eg! “en ing to a Serer Se iy, SON wy E. Subsoriber, by recent arrivals from England,
; : Har bee “has filled ap bis

» STOCK OF GOODS,
tnd offers tha following,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
for Cash or gor Joint Notes of Hand at 8 months :

Nos. 1,2 & 8 White Lead, in 56,98 & 14 Ibs.
t Red aud Yellow Pairits, in 28 and 14 lby,
dd and Oils.

challenge given by Fulton, ‘John, B.B.,
M | to our ceallétige gives bn Ftige, been ek 3

‘| accepted. the conditions are—tho race to come of is

+. and Winte, iv bladders. 28 and 14 the,
Cut & Cut Spikes; Diamond head Deck Spikes.
Bare ‘and comimon Tron, assorted sizes.

‘ax Harbor over the course veunlly ron ye & kege Coal Tar ; Coils hemp & wire Cordage,
Je at once and cavoareniowt “the 20th: ene «meee
=e Hed rpress. fan rp } Metal.
wn? Tm deuced glad to gee) assorted for country dine.
+o ieee wanting any of the above articles will do well
ae et and them, at the Old Stand, for

. Lord & Co., bead of Lord's
ARTEMAS LORD.

“
{aug 5)

oved to be the war steamer . Adger. j | a# they are, do not, it is said, fully meet the reqdire-| the 1st day of November last past. The tenants apon |
my and backed the mainyard, and | Mots of the sick. the said portion of Township No. 18. are hereby eau-

Horses and Carringes at Livery, and parties conveyed
| to any part of the country, at moderate rates, There
iia also

GOoOoD STABLING
| on the premises, aud careful Hostlors are in attendance,

August 12, 1268, Sut W. J. HAMILTON,

P. EK. ISGAND

| §TRAM NAVIGATIOM Co's. STEMERS

| PRINCESS OF WALES AND HEATHER
BELLE.

amer ‘‘ Princess of Wales”

| gd sto CHARLOTTETOWN for PICTOU

\ every TURSDAY and THURSDAY morning, at

5 a. m., in time for the morning Tram for Halifax,
Leaves PICTOU tor CHARLOTTETOWN every

ing otheradvantuges; and for wluch good and valid u tles and lun
Lots AS o* her nine h
miles from Georgetown where close to 160000 bushels of Produce are annually shipped

Reference can also be had ‘
Georgetown; Jas. Bropentck, Campbelton, Lot 4; F. W. Huanus, Examiner Oflice, Charlottetown, and.to; b
subscriber at Orwell, who ixalso Agent for the sale of Manmy’s Mowing Machine, the celebrate
Yarmouth COOKING STOVE, and also for the Fulling Mills of Messrs, Bourke, Mill View, the Honble, Jas
MeLanex, New Perth, Fexray W. McDonap, Pinette; where CLOTH is received and returned with des

HAMILTON’S HOTEL, |

A FINE CHANCE FOR. SPECULATORS

=k N Dew

ENTERPRISING MEN! :

te offer for SALE or to RENT several valuable
5 in Benvast and other parts of the Island iv good

inked
sold
FRONTAOUE DRINOR, en

and nearly all paid for in Cash,
Great Britain the United States Ke,
Bociety have been established for some

HILL” «@

Offee, and ae pen ’
in the vicinity; where any quantity of all kinds lumber can be had
n trade atlow rates, SumMua Hrus.is “the 9 etn Property for sale in the place which renders it most desirable for the

rising town, ; ; ,
A STORE and DWELLING on it capable of holding 15000 bushels produce with # Gouble Whaxf and site;for a

be obtained by. calling at the office of Messrs.

Baru & Sox,

from W. Saxpunson, F. P. Norton, Tugs, Axon,

RICHARD J. CLARKE.

we. KovAnAn,
(Late of the Customs Department)

SHIP BROKER, &c.,

Having rented the SCALES on

Qucen’s Wharf,

He will attend to the weighing of COAL, OATS
HAY, &@c.

P. E. Island.

Charlotetown, :

NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL.
KENT-STREET, - # bad CHARLOTTETOWN
Ts HOTEL, formerly known as the “GLOBE

HOTEL,” is the largest inthe City and centrally
situated; itis now opened for the reception of perma-
nent and transient Boarders, The subseriber trusts, by
strict attention to the wants and comfort of bis friends
and the public generally, to merit a share of public pa-

tronage. 4
te’ The Best or Liqvonrs always on hand. Géoa

stabling for any number of horses, with a careful hostler

in attendarice.
JOUN MURPHY, Proprietor,
Charlottetown, P.E. I.
Nov, 25, 1863.

Butler’s Rosemary Hair Cleaner,

N elegant preparation for the Toilet and Nursery
A possessing, in the higaest degree, the rote? of re
moving Seurf and Danduff from the Head, and by tts inyi-+
gorating qualities, increasing the growth of the Hair,

TUESDAY and FRIDAY evening, after arrival of
Train from Halifax.

DAY morning at noon, immediately alter arrival of
Tranfrom Halitax, returning to Pictou the following
morning.

Leaves CHARLOTTETOWN every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY night for SUMMERSIDE and SHEDIAC,
at7ip.m. Will counect with Weduesday and Satur-
day morning's Trains.

Leaves SHEDIAC for SUMMERSIDE and CHAR-
LOTTETOWN every WEDNESDAY aod SATUR-
DAY afternoons, isamediately after arrival of Train
from St. John.

The Steamer “ Heather Belle”

Leaves CHARLOTTETOWN at 3 a. m.
SATURDAY morning for PICTOU.

Leaves PICTOU at 9a. n., same day for MURRAY
HARBOR, GEORGETOWN and SOURTS, remaining
at either Souris or Georgetown over Sunday,

Leaves PICTOU every MONDAY for CHARLOTTE-
TOWN, after arrival of Train from Halifax.

FARES:

every

Charlottetown to Pictou or back, £012 0
Pictou to Georgetown, - o ¢e@
" Port Hood, “ ow O
Ch'town to Summerside, “ 09 0
a Shediae, a 018 0

* St, John, * 4 S0or 18 ig
ie Rastport, “7, 600 17 6
o Portland, “> 800 210 @
bad Boston, $* 9 00 216 3
sad Halifax, a“ 40 140
ne Port Hood, ad ee
“ Georgetown, bs 0 9 0
o Souris, “y 012 0

Mav 20, 1868. F, W. HALES, Seo’y.

E. SN. A. RAILWAY! :
AF 4
1868, 1868,
Summer A’rrangement.
ber and after MONDAY, I1th MAY next, until
farther notice. Trains will ran as follows:
DOWN TRAINS GOING FAST:
Leave St. John for Shediac and Point da Chene at 7,
a.m, and 145p m,
Leave St. John for Snesex at 5. p. m.
UP TRAINS—GOING WRAT:
Leave Sussex for St. John at 6.15, a. m.

* Shediac for St. John at 7 and 11, a. m.

The 6.15 a, m. Train from Suesex, and the 11a. m.
Train from Shediag, ae well ax the 1.45 and 5, p. m.
Trains from St, John will carry Freight. i

Freight from St. John and Sussex and Stations west, |
will be sent by the 5 p. m, train only, and must be de-
livered At that Station before 4 o'clock, |

Freight for Stations nast of Sussex must be delivered |
at St. John Station before noon, daily.

Freight to be forwarded from Sussex must be de-
livered at that Station at least one moun, and from |
other Stations than St. John, at least HAue-AN-HOUR |
before the advertised departure of any Freight Train.

Goods for Prince Edward Island most be accom-
panied with invoice or outward certificate o value, to
prevent detention at Point du Chene,

Goods intended for exportation at St John to the
United States, must, in addition to the invoice, when the
value exceeds $50.00, be accompanied by a U. 8. Con-

suls’ Certificate,
LEWIS CARVELL,

General Manager,
Railway OMee, St. John, N. B
wh RL ~

STELLA COLAS
Rimmels Stella Colas Bouquet,
dedicated by permission to this

talented Artist,
Alexandra, Guards, Fra
Princess of Wales, Rimmel'«,

i

‘bane,
Lilly of the Valley

Jockey Club, Wood Violet, — Millefleyr,
Essence Bouquet, Patchouly, Violet.
West End New own Hay, Loves Myrtle.

The Bard of Avon's Perfume, in a neat Rox ; Sydenham Kau
de Cologae, Treble Lavender Water, Extract of Lavender
Flowers, Verbena Water, Tercentonary Sachet, Perfumed,
Tacentenary Souvenir, Shakespear Golden Scented Locket
Extract of Lime Juier and Glycerine, for making the Hair
soft and glossy; Rose Leaf Powder, an improvement ofl
Violet Powder; Bloom of Ninion, for the Complexion:
Nopuatory Powder for removing superfuous haire without
injury tw the aking N Pommade, for fiaing the

wataches, and instante Hair

». for giving the Hai
a Rose ble Crackers, a new and amusing device

Leaves PICTOU for PORT HOOD every THURS- |

W.R, WATSON,

| ity Drug Store. Nov. 23, 1467.
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THE CHEAPEST AND SAFEST
DOCTOR.
Holloway’s Pills.

TAMILS great household edicine ranks among the leading
necessaries of life, . It is well known to the world that

it cures many complaints other remedics cannot reach, the

actis as well established as that the sun lights the world,

Disorders of the Liver and Stomach.

Most persons will, at some period of their lives, suffer fram
indigestion, derangement of the liver, stomach or bowels,
which if not quickly temoved, froquenty settle into a dan-
gerous illness. It is well known iu India, and other tropi-+
cal climates. that [lolloway’s Pills are the only remedy that
ean be reheden in such cases, Almost every soldier abroad
carries o box of themin h's knapsack. In England most
persons know that these Pills will cure them whenever the
liver, stomach or bowels are out of order, and that they
need no physician,

Weakness and Debility.

Such as suffer from weakness, or debility, and those who
eel want of enorgy, should at once have recourse. to thowe
Vills, a8 trey inmediately purify the blood, and acting upon
the matn-spr.ng of life, give strength and vigor to the aystem
Te young persons enteringinto womanhood, witha deran
ment of che functions, and to mothers at the turn of life
these “ills will be most efficacious in correcting the tide of
life that may be on the turn, Young and elderly men suf.
fer in a similar mariver atthe same periods, wheg there
always danger; they should therefore undergo a@ course of
his purifying medicine, which inaures lasting health,

Disorders of Children
If these Pills be used according to the printed direction

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~jand the intment rubbed over the region of the kidneys, at

least once a day assalt-is foreed-into meat, it will penetrat
the kidneys and correct any derangement of their organs,
Should the affliction be stone or gravel, then the Olatment
should be rubbed into the neck of the bladder, and a few
days will convince the sufferer that the effect of these’two re
medics is astonishing.

Disorders of the Stomach.

Are the sources of the «teadliest maladies. wheir effect. is
to vitiate all the fluids of the body, and to send a poisoned
is the operation of the Pills? They cleanse the bowels, rey
gulate the liver, bring the relaxed or irritated stomach into a
upon the blood itself, change the state of the system froe
sickness to health, by exercising @ simultaneous and whol-

Complaints of Females,

The functional irregularities peculiar to the weaker sex
use of Llolloway’s Pills. They are the safest and surest mey
dicine for all diseases incidental to females of all ages.

All young children should have administered to them, from
time to time, a few doses of these Pills, which will apo
ing-congh, cowpock, and other infantile discases, The ;
are so harmlems in their nature as not to injure the most del
as corrective of the humors affectin om.

Dropsy.
jointly with the Ointment, which should be rubbed very
bonutifully into the parte affected.

stream through all the channels of cireulation. Now what
natural condition, and acting through the secretive organe
some effect upon all its parts and functions
invariably corrected without pain or inconvenience. by the
Bilious Affections.
their blood, and enable them to pasa safely through
ferent disorders incidental to children, such as menales, .
ae
cate constitution, and are therefore more peculiarly adapted
ul
Hundreds are cured yearly by the use of these Pills eon
Derangement of the Kidneys.

The quantity and quality of the bile are of yital-impport
ance to health. Upon the liver, the gland whieh secretes she
fluid se necessa ifleally,

digestion, the Pilla operate

infallibly reatif, ite eekuites and effectually ewring

jaundice, bilious remittants, andoall the varietics of disease

generated by an unnatural condition of that organ.

Holloway’s Pills ave the best remedy pega dee the fol-
' lowing diseases -—~

Ague Delnlit Jaundes Socondary »
Asthma | Drops “f Liver Com- toms ald
Hiliouseom-| Dysontery plaints Tie-Douloareux
plaints jErysipelas | Lauobago ‘Tuners
Blotches on|Females Trre-/Piles Uleera
the skin | grilarifies [Rheamatiem | Veneral Alfve-
Bowel com- Fevers of all | Retention of tions
plaints kinds Urine Worms of all -«
Colies Fits Serofula or kinds
constipation! Gouts King's Evil |Weaknesapfrom
of the 'ead-ache [Sore Throats whatever chuse
bowels. (Indigestion | Stone and &o., Mea, '
Comper lInflammation | Gravel ear

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Sold at the Establishment of Paorssson MWornowar, B44
Strand, (near Temple Res) London, and by
Druggists dnd Dealers in Me dicing throughout the cit

orld, at the following prices; Ia. 14d, 28. Od., 40, 6d,, Ils,
and 334, tach Box.

4 There ix @ considerable saving by taking the targer
nen.

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Drug Store, Dec. 22, 1864, . Wereon

N. B.—D; rections for the guid: ionté t
"disdider afixed to cach Pet. guidance of patiogle ty

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