ee

THE WAR IN ABYSSINIA.

THE FIRST BLOOD.

Twe Bre young officers of the Bombay army

Se eee

Captam La Teuche and Hebbert—of whom those acquamted with them say they were worth the

whee batch af caplives

| Adysermta—bave been | tively brief period of their introduction ix

Ried ty Wagheere (December 23) in a Jungle Serht mm Kattywar, on the Todue Hill, a place

Some Sty miles west from Raicote

heer, as may be brie€y explained, . weer to the Island of Bey mainiand of

Okhaaanuder, a barren

fering the extreme oorte-west portion of the

peviosula of Kattywar

Being skilful boatuen

andiet daring character, many of them became

addicted tu piracy, theug the main bedy regular hy eettied at Dewarka and ot

Okhaicundei Tivey aises look Possession ef cer

wr walled towns in

tain awevent Hindvo shrines at Beytiand Dewarka

sud tevied toll un the plague reserting thither from all parte of Norther wataly from Gagert = |

1 and Central Ludia, but the early yeara of thie)

Century, our officers. naval ae well as military, bad frequent skirmishes with them, and aot always

Ww our advantage = Fiwaliy

bh

, our clatwe upen them

having been consolidated inte a mouey demand, which was more or lees evaded, it was arranged te make over to the Guicowar the province of Ok mndel, ae he much desired te ebtam evn- tret over the shrines there —he paying ua the sieuntat the tribute demanded by the Wagheers, Wie, tt ehould be stated, had by that time largely Titermarciod With the lemies “Re jpeol chiels in Oshamundel and Kattywar proper The Gui- cawer fas never Deen able to control the Wag- heers, whom he had sought to disposseae of theit landed wheritance, aud the British agent in

Kattvwar, tn conjunction with the resident at Baroda, have had to keep up conatant efforts to check the excesaes of these W sghieers, were puned all he Bahis presiuce, aud who by stantiy oblatned Leip and

ww Whom of the

yes of threats have con-

itlee (oullawe ine

sheiter trom the reguiar

Chiets, Freeh exciteme Was given to this brigaadage in 19857, although the chiels of Katty- wre wee Whole atuod admirably loyal; but in 60-41, under the gover vnoreh p of Sut Grorge Ciark at Bow day, measures—somewhat aimilas te these so succeaetul with the Bheele wader Outram—were taken to reduce the Wagheers to order, and provide the with other pursuita ‘Tbose measures were oot energetically carried out after Sic George Clark's departure, and

Katty war bas vever been tree from the ansettle-

tient and outrages of thes landless brigands and | affeecions of the muscles, nerves, or joints. The Such testimony | oad Dectur attending we, but continued w get the mere reckless 9 ®. it Is Against the | Ouitmenut should be applied alter the affected parts | CANNOT BE DISCREDITED. | Werke, We Sent fur anotner Doctor. He pronounesd Guleowar they declare tuemselves opposed, but) have been patiently tomented with warun water, | . Cevls \ ninteendn | t& hopeless core, and said Ll could not live tung Feeeuty They gave notice that their demands wheo the unguent should be diligently rubbed OEE Ce Ree eee ee en | tle said the Tuwor was then a+ large ase prot bowl, Were disregarded they weuld sirhke Vidagea in) apon the ad) scent skin, unless the triction should ane } aid Wo8 areumiig & Cance/vus salure i suffered districts under our pretection This they have | cause pain Holloway's Pills should be simultane From L. J. RACINE, Ese., | were than tongue can tell My tiiends expected ae sod it Was ta ftellowing thea: up that eur | ously taken to reduce inflammation and to purity | ef La Afinerve, Mentwees BP ape oupevtepant the | ue tw ~ daily. Lbey were Caiied in to see me ia iat ; ' : ; : vest gratifving results from the use of Dr. Wisier’e | sie, aud as reduc ) 21 i . Troops, together with the ailitta ot ibe Guicowur | the blood Phis treatient abales (be violence | balsam of Wild Cher y. | am induced to express tne din thi roe dfel « in cas : anaue oe aod another chief, came in contact with thew and lessens the trequency, of gout, rheunnatism, | great confidence which I have in its efficacy. For nine Weenaecane repay ot Ryerss Gs SHO years he expeditic ae f — “ee i ne oii months I was most crueliy afflicted with a severe and (atlengti, a> @ forlorn Love Was luduved tou try | Phe expedition was directed trom Rajko by | and ail spasmedic diseases, which spring trou obstinate cough, aceompanied with acute pain in the our wedicme. The first lot seemed tu make we « W Andersen, the acting political ageot, sod pereditary pre disposition, or from any accidental} aide, which did not leave me, summer or winter. The ao : wae comuanded by Major Reynolds, 17th Naowe | weakine lk ont Gavmesbnbialied Lhe Quitwent ehech armptoms increased alarmingly, and so reduced was I worse, and | became discouraged; but tue Kev. A. j “ ¢ ) ' Ms , an i ¢ ‘ P t. ’ BSH. CHSCHA that L eoult waik but a tew steps without restingte | W. Lorss advised We to evulinus i did se, anu faniry, Me LiEtbste} Was budiy Wott bee the jlucal maiad tie Ik restore (he vital powers recever from the pan and fatigue which so slight ae . i a ‘ Abtunall tile Gebel cetenntsithe Wheto of ens c b exertion eccasioned. At this juncture I commenced |‘ n begun to lmprove, avd | am cow well again, t les j 4 , ; j x ; taking the Balsam, trom which | found wnmediate rede, du wouder to wyself aud neighbors. I teci os mce, tel ef{recd xX ‘ fie te, BCCOM patie by HU VN : NV 1 . 1 and after having used four botties 1 was completeiy oa a : : ’ | i ised trom the de Tan ‘ , Wi the Guicowar’a levies—ihe conflict was a very Awa i y bb S restored to health. I have used the Kaleam in my fame ; ides I — 1% youug Woman of ae ial Phe Wag! : . ‘, . ; ily, aud administered it to my children, with the happiest <0 years ul ape slate these Uuings tor (he benefit Geter ities a he gheers, the sumber of | ONIVERSAL Ten Years have clearly} results bom eure that ence Cenetions as use the Bai- uileriuy Duiwanity, aud | caunot begin to vescrive whom ta net “wl ou oe the seivers i COUGI Sn . Sam can but speak in its favor tis @ preparatios ' sail aan eae “ i rounded, evident a See wi i 4 proved that the theory of which has oniv to be tried to be aeknuwiedged as the a aariuaeubes ies ee Seer vunded, - ently reaeised to aeil their lives REMEDY) | simplicity, the great elemen remedy par excelience.”* evuuty of Yarmouth, Nuva Scuvia drari Whithe the uttac yy . nein | SR enema : ' up s till a hate i zs oe ee of this splendid preparation, A CURE FOR WHOOPING COUGH. | Yours, with wocu gratiiude, ; wih, CAposed te he Gdeiiverate aim of the | which allows its use whenever there is t ling | oullaws, Whe on this occasion, there i reason io ; tt I : cone a - oe "i St. Hracintug, C.E., Aug. 21, 1836 | LUIS A HAILFIELD. : : ~v . irritation in ie hreat, and producing to dedp | > 3 i ; ty Delete, Were poaseseed of arms af more pre- F Messrs. Setn W. FowLe & Sow. We, the undersigned, friends of Mise Hatficld,

Ir is ing officers cut off in a they have proved that

client than thee antiquated matehlocka Krievinwd« to gee Two prom Jiowle fight of this kind, but luere is wll Courage of the old sort extant. them died in avenging a brother officer, and both were interred in the erave; they each leave uw young widow Three leaders of the band were Ailled, one being Dewa Manick, the fi ‘rcest of all; Gut the etiet leader of this expatrialed tribe—Muleo Mack, the dispossessed chief of Dewara—is still free and doubtless wore deaper- Ble thus ever.—Lendon Tines

tele

_——— THE NEW PREMIER. From the London limes, Feb. 26.) * > -

With the duty of retoruing the Ministry bas tairly woo the bigh piace he wecupies. He is the first in pewer aud m abiltty et the colleagues of Earl Derby. and be has acq Linuse of Commons to which no other atatesinan wt the day can pretend, Yet, if Mr. Daiareli be evideutiy the fitting aucersser to Earl Derby, it tuust be femeubered als that he has achieved that distiaction in epite of every disadvantage birth, of education and wo

red w position in the

Pesition, aud in spite,

above all, of the great and, at one the, apparently |

wouitigated distrust of the party now accepting him as their leader. The tory party, the Chan cerilor of the Excheg ter his often declared, is the histone party of England: bat of that histery he bimeeli cannot claim the tn! eritauce It bas ever aeceunted ttaelf the party of long deseenta and

neestr: Suglish hener ne | - , ‘

Sanus ral Buglish honers, but Mr. Disraeli has {| Gentlemen, —The enclosed has just been receiv-

beusted that “ literature was bia only seutebion,” | @ ’ i

“#@ gentleman of the |

gud tas desertbed himself as press ' Phe records of the early career of the

Chatuce lor of the Exch: quer have often been cited

as additional evidence of the inconsistency of hia |

epiiiens Wh hie present position; but the} conservatives have vever barshly judged the | effervescence ot youthtu Independence Mr

Disracli's first public wela have more justly luspired distrust among tis teliowers because they Lidicauted au artistic q'tiechtess and sensibility eapeciily reweved trou: the Conservative tv pe But the Chaneellor of the Exeheg ter has served the couservatlive party fer more than Tweaty years. Hie slowly reconstructed isa Parliamentary or. ganization, and has thrice Fought i inte power By the padle he bas bees always regarded as the ruling spirit of the Cabinet, and it has been eeesi@n wae wnly carried

by his courage, his

readiness and his antailing temper in the House |

ef Comune Fant te Far! pitcee Wilhbeut a loss of digery whies would hate been uuwerthy of binidelt nnd dmereditabie to tis party

. 5

The time has arrived for the ser- Orcome the waaler ; have accepted a lowe:

Phere is much in the crreumatances of the present time te favor the etamility, at least fora given season, of any Ministry that may be termed Tt has wot unfrequently bappened that be d ficulties occasioned by the vetirement eige wicent wember of a Cabinet have been surmemuted ; but the government has euch lojures in the effort Chat it has soon after feilen Fortune kind to M Acone ge! Parhament is sittn, and yr Lune t ulier thts year, would be chosen by new and en-

te pieces. however, is

Di-raet

while any Commons, elected

larged ecoustifuencies, @ groeral eleetron during |

thir the eid eleciors Tt may be asaumed, the retore, that ne general election wil January. Th

current tweitemouth w

xecennal divested of it importance, but. it is al- Hies! # heCessary Consequence of the practical ob Biacies tea yeheral election that the ministry can het Ge effectively challenged lig nelh

trea there considerations, 1

Bill wewh with

one Que siletem TiS.

Apart, * House of Comitets conduct and preten- Mr Disrael: is huown aod admired by the House, and members will eutertai luduliertiy deters to ite authority.

ew selieitnes of however,

catvder tl sions ot Mr. Dieraeti’s ain airy

tel oe

EXTRAUORDINAKY IMPOSTURE PLODED!

EX-

AN IMPORTANT QUESTION SETTLED! Tovumerabdle efferta hace been made by ma thematicmue te square the eircls Et is now adinttfed By rational men that ne euch thing ts

possible A qicstion of the ie cetteus propounded which,

perzie a tan of slew wrt, tunily secu te be tcapable

Lt is thin? W hat weuld be au irresistible body coming iu contact with an Very bitde consideration is required to enable ove to divcerno that thia is a contradiction in terma, The closest approxi- wiation te a Caleygerical Boewer thal We ever heard of has been given by an emiaeut patholo- gist. Protessor HOLLOWAY, who tae proved be send all question that hia extraordinaty Pills god Ointwent are irresistible in their effeete on

aniie eort, tearly, but which is # solution, likewise. the Consequence ot

bomovenble one!

Giseases which, under every other treatment, |

were absolutely tinmevendble This is no empty

beast, Ac ie true, We court disproof His | tardietues, We say, are the greatest remedial agents that @cientific genius ever invented

* Pahaw,” tome coutemptibl« professional etacd- ling, wf disappobwed chai latan, may explain, “whalia t ali but quackery!" Ignorant, or wnthinking people way be found to reecho the charge. Bul atop treads You do not bear in wind taat this very ery of © qaack-quack quack ery.” which is aa frequently raised against the true thing as the falar, savers iteelf of the great- eat quackery. Besides, an iinposition bast tor eser. Lt Hotiowar'’s Medicines are au mupeestare Chey are the uiost gigaatic one that ever darkened e1viiiz ction postare, they have effected more good te buman-

etraordinary powers There ia scarcely a news: | paper throwvbout the world, which has net will. } iagly made itself the medium of communicating to the public the astounding curea whieh these Medicines have effected [1p most countries they | have attained to a patronage, the extent of which {18 perhaps without precedent when the compara taken

Inte aecount alimoat countleas ounbers of written acknow ledg-

Phe Wag: j mente (from every elime and in every language) | were ajof their efficacy, forwarded to Seythran tribe eo named from Wagur in Cuteh,| Where then ia the im poature? “~% Whence a! same cemete pers ud thev crossed . aud atterwarda to the province

him Let us state a few facts of greater jnlerest “Ttisef paramount importanae to prenerye the blood tn a healthy coudition, because it ia the vital fluid that is the principal of life, and wher it a affected the whole ergauization is uffeeted likewise, HolLoway’s Pilla clear the blood of all impurities, and induce a healthy condition of the body. Hie Ouituent acta in bat wmouy with ithe Pille, when applied to external serea, Both invariably lead tu thia Mens sana m eerpore sano * s sound wind in w suuud body.— Sunday Courur

reaull:

— | The Quaker Poet bath proclaiued

That all hia ne

ghbors round,

Have used Grace's Salve, aud proved it, too, The best they ever t ved

——=-_—_-

J

On ivi i

Three Vears aru,

Me., su 1 ac

?. of Weston,

w to # man living in Kansas, OUR ;

sbout 140 miles from Weston, whither th resorted to ip season, seldom falls to effect a speedy cow was taken. A tew days since, she sur- cure of al. sed \ R.'s family by fauiliar yputting her) Ceaghs, Colds, Croup, Brenchitis, Isfiuenza, ALTERATIVE SYRUP | —_—

ead into { Ritcaet door as she was ae it Wheoping Conghk, Hoarseness, Pains er

. do. q he imeident shows ® remarkable | Soreness in the Chest and Side, is beyond all controversy unsurpassed as a purify-

Te ee eee Bieeding at the Lungs, ler of the blood aud invigoratur of the system. This,

Never judofge im ae ete ae ean of one) Liver Complaint, dc. ky Wau can doubt, why will luok over the tullowimg

med cine medicine judiciously, Parsons’ Purgative Pills are prompt ar d aud deleterious substance

Bale, relbadie, tree from all

co

We are ready and wi!ling to warrant Johnaen’s

Professor HocLoway ean produce |

unasked |

It 8 inpertant to take even a good |

LTR ce

| |

|

i !

|

| THE GREAT REMEDY FOS by the jollowing, among bundreds vf similar testi ‘ MUO DIGGERS. invnials, from people of the bigbest respectability | RON £

from all parts J] tue Lower Provinces. i -\ for : hi - | co NSU Mi PTION, There ig no jouger any reason Why the most hepe- | MUD DIGGERS and acknowledged by many prominent physicians to we = | le8s Cases in any disease aFsiog from impurities uf | ah

far the most Keilabie Preparation ever introduced the bivud way vot be cured, as well us | W. E. DAWSRON’S for the RELIEF and CURE of all Jan 3.1962 ’

GENERAL DEBILITY, Pee aera ‘on LUNG COMPLAINTS. BUITER! BUITER!! | | }

This well known remedy is offered to the public, sane- tioned by the eaperience of over torty years; and when

The unequalled success that has attended the applica tion of this medicine in all cases of | PULMONARY COMPLAINTS Dae induced many physicians of high standing to empley

it in their practice, some of whom advise us of the fact Over thelrown signatures. We have space only for the

7

‘

“ROGERS MEDICINES:

arrer a TEST OF

FOUR YEARS

vefore the public, are stil! inereasing in popularity,

vecause they contiuue to make cures

DUPARALLSLAY

FEMALE WEAKNESSE&S, &c., &c.

}

CERTIFICATES:

Cancer oi the Womb Cured.

| |

| | !

Anedyne Lininent to be the best article shat can | Bames of a few of these: —

r } . } ! . ° an | s be used oot Coughs, Colde, dyre levy, diarriq@a | Auex. Hares, M.D. A. A. Oress, M.D. } Measre Rogers § Co, eramp and pain tn the ste nach or bowela. It is E. Borpew, M.D W.H. Wees, MD.

T-etive for —— Holloway's Ointment and Pills —Rheumatism and Gout.— Phese purifying and soothing remedies

equally sate a ildrea or adults,

demand the earnest attention of all persons hab)

fe rheumatisin, gout, sciatica, or other

| painful

W. 1 Lrnen, M.D. A. SEILLMAaN, M.D. H. D. Marim, M.P. Wau A Suaw, M.D. A. U. Macanain, M.D, 8. H. Piwisy, M.D.

Wu. A. Rest, M.D.

R. Fettows M.D.

| Natnay Piommer, M.D. H. G. Barrows, M.D.

} BRadForD Kwarr, M.D. BarMoUR Teacher, M.D.

One |

The statesman honored by the Queen | } IW.R Watson, T. DesBrisar, Wholesale Agents, |

her could Mr. Dis- |

ot |

received |

uid be an appeal toi

de held betere wext | e Work of The aeasion is net on that |

the proposals of vue Whe bo |

or the meomeut, may | ‘ven |

Cannel |

; | maintain bis usual equilibriam ; If tucy ate an im | } }

lity, is the eniy and trae theory by which Colds

Coughs, Hoarseness, Bronchial Complaints, and | all Throat Affections, which, it vegiected, end in

Consumption, can be effectually cured.

Le” Sore Throat, the great origin of Diptheria,

' with equal parts of water. Ee” Whooping Cough is completely relieved of its Violence by a constant use of the rewedy. Gy Testimonials of uadoudted character can be seeu ut my office by all. | Small Bottles, 2) cents. Largedo 50 cts.

iG Sold by all Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in Medicine.

JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor,

Mass.

Charluttetuwa. insincere THE PAIN KiLLER ABROAD. | The following correspondence will stow some. | thing of the estiaation in which Perry Davis's | Pain Killer is held on the shores of the Mediter

} } ranean, '

It ia not surprising thal a medicine tha

reeeives such testimonials as thie trom abroad

should find well sustained and iucreasing appreci-

ation at home. i U. 27

5S. CONSULATE, Tunia, Dee

To the Proprietors of Dacis’ Pain Killer, Provi-

dence, R

ed from wy friend Tulin, late Consul General ot Norway and Sweden and of Prussia in this place. No comment is ueeded. Truly yours,

AM os PERRY, GENOA. Dee | Dear Sir.—Accept thanks for this third supply of Davis’ “ Psin Killer.” This

often relieved me et serious indisposition, and I

1b, abd.

medicine has weuld net on avy account consent to be without it both fur myself aud my family.

I have recommended it te my late colleagues

and triewds in Tunis and Genoa, and at my re-

quest one of the largest druggists io this city has

+ this place. G A. TuLin, Ex-Cousu

Prussia in boos

Yours truly,

j 3 a eae iced : | CUTS, BURNS, SCALDS, WOUNDS, BRUISES, Hou. Amos Perry, Consul General, Tunis. | SPRAINS, ERYSIPELAS, SALT RHEUM, KLNG- Messrs. Rogers & Co, —_—_- | ail on eh , ie. | WORM, CHAPYED HAND, BOILS, ve ai sa : am JUDSON'S DESD SHOT WORM CANDY FROZEN LIMS8, FELONS, CHIL GrNTS :—My daughter is nicely, and you have

kata ie’ Weeden “aiet Bhai Wtanen 8 | seare as you bave done. Her leg appears to be ceived by Us Trou r SH, OF NE OK t ’ ie ) quite streMe, Gul IC iicaes @ little. | speaks ln trumpet tenes tor this great remedy ; | GRACE ) CELEBRATED SALVE on , fread it: “As [ before remarked, I have used in promptin action, removes pain at once. and reduees Yours, ie ai Giidiaaiiia ‘ wo . ’ ‘ Bee | the most angry -looking ewellings and inflainmations, ag Ak v0 .

your Worm Candy im my practice; now L never} ig by uiagic, thus affording reliet and a complete cure,

said a word in tavor of a Patent Medicine | ONLY 25 CESTS A BOX

1 oA gicardad vi “ie c ied a. dik ae] SETH W. FOWLE & SON, BOSTON, The above was a very severe case of Scrofula ef | Cine be ne puwus lave tried IC ai now it} aie four or five yeurs standing, and after having b. ied

will de allit claims 9 Tt muet be one of the most ropriatore. be skill of tue best Phssieians aud aimoust every

the most valuable Those who have children

should never be without it

Suld by ali dealers. Get our Almanac. m

AN EFFECLUAL WORM MEDICINE

Biown’s Vermifuge Comfits,

Or Woan LoZences Much sickness undonbt-

lediv, with children and adults, attributed to other | catiees. is cecusioned by worms lhe * VexmMiruce | Comets,” althoush effectual in destroying wore

can do vO possibie injury to the wnost delicate child Phis valuable combination has been suecesst nally used by physiciats, aud found to be sute and sure In eradicating wortus lo children Children having worms require Immediate atten tion, as neglect of the trouble ofteu Causes prolong-

so burtiul

ed sickness

Syimptems of worms in childre® are often ove: looked. Worms in the stomach aud bowels canse rtation, which cau be removed ouly by the use of a sure remedy The combination ot invredients used in making Brown's‘ VenairuGe Comrirs is such ws to give the best possible etfect with sulety.

Ccatis& Brows, Proprietors. New York Sold by all Dealers in Medieines, at 20 cents a box.

July 29, 1807. ly

SO VOLICE COUKT.

.

Feb: 5.—James Flynu was eharged with being } found drunk and incapable of taking care of him self, inthe pull ¢ streetat night Being frequent }ly before the Court on a like charge, he was cow j victed uud seut to the ccumon jail fer fourteen days ....8.—Jumes MacQuillan ve Patrick Dan jphey of Lot 49, siolent assaalt and battery —ense | withdrawn by consent, on the payment of costs by {the belliygerents ....22—William Herron, from j foek-up, ayed 40— master mariner—drunk and dis jorderly on the public street at night; convicted jand fined ina penalty of twenty shillings, or ten | days tinprisounme ut— ne paid.

4.—Before Councillors Morria and Brecken. | Theophilus Desbrisay vs. Johu McLeod, trespass }on persoual property Jndyment tor two pounds ten shillings and costs, or im default to be im- prisoned six weeke in common jail —commiited. «++ -28.—Humpiiey Meore, from lock-up. elarped | with being intoxicated and insensible in the public | street, on the suuw aud ice; convicted and fined {five shillings--poid ....Little Douald Matheson , was brougiitforth from the tock-ap, eharged with | being drank aud very disorderly ; be was convicted | and fined ina penalty of two pounds, or in default to

| be committed to the common jail for one weuth— |

‘incurable offender..... 29—Michuel Kennedy em

| baving imbibed sume streng drink, more potent } then be expected, he uuturtunately could not being a verv civil and good workman, mending shees and boote, be was admonished and directed to make use of more |

ty than Cheusauds of vstentatiously benevolent | cold water in bis, tlaids forthe futere, aud mend

Peres

If they ure an tay ature oo other io- | bis Waysas well as his customers’ shoes ....Juseph

postuce bar ever originated like them, for they | DeConte, junior, of the age of IS yeurs, was

Bie the cesull wt the most proteund physivlegical | rth j li a Een , or comiittal to jail for 48 hours—committed.

Invesigstion and pathelwicut akill Bu Matpestare, then itis au linpesture which the world has Beew Chauktul for, Phe mest eminent turdical men ot the age have testified to their woparalieled fects a4 agualive agente. Princes and Potentates bare berue voluntary testimony to their virtues. Nobles af nature's making (a well aa nobles of man's making) bave alite se

charged by one of the police officers with being druuk on the public street, convicted and tined 5x : The fues and costs tur February amounted -o £8

- HORSE FORSALE. JOR SALK « yood FARM MARE,

heavy with foal. Apply to &. RANKIN. |

huvwiedged a ters vf deserved culugy tue Mare 9, 186s. i

when neglected. is cured Dy waking a Gargle!

Practical Chemist, 97 Comercial Street, Buston,

, 1865. |

jaent g : New Yo “et the demauds | evident te all menu that the Retorm bill of last ! eeut an order ta ew York to mee he demaud }

The tullowing is an extract from a letter re. |

successful medicines of the day, for itis ore of |}

erged from the lock-up at the station, charged with |

Gentlemen :—Several months since a Httle dauchter of mine, ten years of age, Was taken with Whooptn Cough in a very aggravated form, and nothing we coul do tor ber seeme: in any way to relieve her suffering. We at length decided to try a bottle of Dr. Wistar Balsam of Wild Cherry. In three hours after she had commenced using it, she was greatly relieved, and in less than three days was entirely cured, and isnow well IL bave since recommended the Balsam to many of m neighbors, who have used it, and in no case have known it fail of effecting a speedy cure.

You are at liberty to make any use of the above you think proper. If it shall induce anybody to use vour Balsam | shal! be giad, for 1 have great coufidence ia it.

| i Yours, P. GUITTE, | | |

Proprietor of the Courrier de Sf. Hyacinihe. Clergymen, Lawyers, Singers,

and all those whose ocoupation requires an unusnal exer. eise of the vocal organs, will Gnd this the OnLy Remeoy which will effectually and instantaneously relieve their Cifficulties. This Remedy, unlike most others, is ea- tremely

PLEASANT TO TASTE.

A smail quantity allowed to pase over the irritated part at once removes the difficulty.

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND IMITATIONS.

Remember, they imitate in mame only, without poe sessing the virtues. Buy nope unless sigued “I. butte” Om the wrapper.

WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY SETH W. FOWLE & SON, 18 TREMONT STREET, BOSTON.

} And is for sale Dy all Druggists.

GRACES SALVE

This Malve is a vegetable preparation discovered in the l7th century, by Dr We, Guaca, surgeon in King James’ army. ‘through its agency he cured thousands of most serious seres: and wounds that baffled the skill ot the ewinent physicians of bis day, and was regarded by all as a public benefactor.

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Farmers will find it a saving to them of many dollars by using these Powders. When fattening stock, by mixing a little ot these Powders with the tood, you will find that they will fatten quicker, and the flesh will be firmer aud better in every respect.

The many

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| Ove Powder puts a Horse in condition.

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| driving.

| Gents.—I hove been cered by your wonderful viedicine vl vue of tue Worst of diseases, as luilowa, i vig

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Magiau GaviLt, Macy L. McCormic.

ULCERATED CANCER CURED!

tary Cestimeny ov!

Some four years gince there came a lump in my oreast, aod at the time I did nut know what it was

| — but on showing it to three Doctors, they told me

twas a‘ Cancer,” and tur whieh the Knife woud save lo be applied; then again, L went to a female

y drawing them out, but she infuorwed we that it Was Geep in the tesa anu tw jung seated, wud verefore could not beip we. Ku wing that some- bing must be Gone, 1 concluded to try your wedi- cine, Wuich I saw advertised im tie beeatur Ac-

idingly b sent for a can of Omement and Powder, for making the Syrup, wuieul used wituout the

igbleet © ange attue time. 1 vegan to think it Was utatiure, Out Concluded to give it auulbLer trial; secqueblly I preeured sacther cau of Uniment sud) Fuwders, wud irom bs Use li gathered and wroke in two places, and discharged very irecly tur a@O0uUl siX Wiekbis, aller which time il broke again u another place, and ene of the vlad Uicers bealed up, the rewalning two etili remaining, vue of woich el lor two aud @ ball years, tue olucr weal us up & abuutbwo munths ailer it broke, Guriug Whicu ape 1 used your wodicime regularly i way bere tale, tuat the jast Ulcer tealed up about tuirteen soLtis ago, luce wien time Do bave en yed goo ueaith. Yes, Il way say batter bealiu tusu 1 bave | Ljoyed tur several yeurs.

1 remaiv yours, respectfully, Alnus. Hanna Gacwain.

Wickham, Queen’s Co., N. B., bebruary 11, 1867. ;

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EXTRACT OF A LETTER.

Five Istanvs, Nova Scotia, 2 Usiuber 21st, 1807. 4

done wonders, for I never the uyht you would quake

ther Patent Medicine, and the ebilud appeared to ve ob the verge of the grave and the pareuts having lost confidence im everytcing in the medical line, | we undertiok the eure tera certain sum, aud if we | tailed we were to yet vobbing > bat we succeeded, | +s We du lu Ver, ease of “SrolBia We UNaertake Nearly the whole ef the bome [rom the knee to the ‘ible Cale OWL Im pieces from Liume to time, | Rogers & Co. Mra Edwin Starratt, of Port William, Nova | “cola, after baving lost the use of her liaibs to upwards of three years, bas been fully reetered to ver former bealth bs the use of ourmedieime Any ‘ne wishing to know the particu ars cau eorrespoud with Mrs. b. who will give every infurmation.

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Miss Miles of Milton, Queen’s Co., Neva Reotia, | was tor upwards of three years suffering from a general derangement of the system. Suspension of the menses, bieeding at the lungs, &c., Xe., and to all appearance was farce sinking to tbe grave

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im the history of Medieines, 48 abundantly appears

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‘Surveyor and Colveyancer,

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B, WILSON HIGGS, —

General Commission Kerchant

AUCTIONEER, Charlottetown, ..... BP. E. Island.

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-HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN _ HAIR RENEWER, AS proved itself to be the best pre-

' H paration ever presented to the public; a» fact

| to wiich thousands have testified who tuve been benetiied by its use.

| A few applications of this Compennd will change

| brash. dry aud wiry tlair to a woist and glossy appeaiance, une make it of

SILKEN TEXTURE.

| The Proprietors offer the Sicitiam Harm Re MEWEK tv the puvile eutirely coutident that by its res orative properties it will bring back the Mais

to ite | NATURAL COLOR.

It is not a dye, and consequently dvee not stain the akin or soil the finest fabric. If the Hair is falling offor becoming grey, the use of the Kine wee will ewrely arrest le decay, LO matier trom what cause, und Will create a Lew growth, and wake 1 assume iu a short time all ite former vigor, us it | turuishes the nutritive principle by Whick the Mair is uvurished aud supported) Asa