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HASZARD'S GAZETTE. DECEMBER 6.

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Prince Oennty, 8w_e_gsh Turnip Report.

.11.. Judges ofthe above. leporftttst they es- IItI'tOd the notes of ootttpntlturl on the Stilt Oct. 1054, and IWIICCGI the a-iueaetl '"u‘°

'§§*;.fi iii i f — «B srattse or " E" 3.. z coast-rrrrone. 3% i 3; 2 s -e -‘ bis lbs 5 I. fl IN George Trtnton, A221 82 0 an ab: ’{ev..I. H. Iluid, nose «I I5 I! all I Rout _ in it 0t to an as ine.:::g.e lli-|aristo,ven. to2‘l 83 I 5 II 386 tllillnim lleurtsto, Esq I013 I2 I 0 -I0 I64 ' c.‘Iutt. 94'! 45 0 I5 37 288 Williiuti Clark Esq 745 4 I1 I31 Jsnies Beiiristo, 713 34 I5 I80 \Vtii. Jnrtiteeon. EIQ- 50 ill Francis lleridarson, ‘I81 48 .3: 348 '.A“I|t|I||IIcIl:t|lfttI. |00- 34! oliefl I 0'/9" as 229 ram... J. Freed 8'“ at I7 26‘ Samuel V00. 9'33 '2 B‘ 3.8 J. lyull, 874 I2

We remark that the seed from which, the above grew--supplied by-the II. A. Sociaty—wes «fa very superior quality, in every case of failure, the 'I'urutp Iy was the cause. Batuusiit Daauv

Ilauinr I). (insert Geouou Entsort jun., .________r.__

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The Mails are to be made up for the remain- der of the Month, on Thursdays and Fridays, and to leave Piotou on Mondays and Thursdays. We understand this arrangement has been made in order that the vessel may go to Georgetown if the wind or weather is such that ahc cannot is p If sent froui Chttrlottetovvn. the Mails will be closed in the evenings, but when sent to go via Georgetown they w I be made u at 9 oclock in theinorning.

9' We have had no Mail since our last issue.

ALMANAO for 1855.

N 'I‘lIl’. Pll E213, and will be published ghnut the Iflth Decnsauu , tlte I'RlJV‘L'B ED WARD ISLJND .lLJlJIJV'.flC. 'I'ltelistswI'l be revised with great care, and much llutlvlticitl matter relating to this Island and the Colonies will be inserted. and in all respects. the Almanac of this year will befound

to be tnucb superior to any of its predecessors.

GEUIHEE '1‘. HASZ \ltD, Publisher, Queen Square.

031‘, in Charlottetown on Tuesday morning otlt Instant, between Mr. 'I‘renernnri.‘s an Mr. Pealte's, a small ailver Watch with ribbon and two keys. Any one tin-ling the some and leitving it gt Mr. George 'I‘. ll.raz.ird's Book Store, will be rewarded for their trouble. '

APPRENTICE WANATED. LAD from I3 to lbyearsofugt.-,witlt a competent knowledge of the I-Znglislt Lattgurtge, and with character. Apply at Gloria: T. Hae- Bookstore.

a good aean’s F‘OR S-\I.E. a very handsome BULL of the

Suffolk Pull breed. rising 3 years old. Iliu- Mother WIII from Governor lIeady's Cow, which was imported from I-lrtglatrtil. An person wishing to purchase him can obtain further particulate at Mr. George 'I‘. |Ias1ard‘s Book Store.

ALL your, are requested to make itnnrednite payment. 'I‘lioee vv isa accounts are long overdue, are in- fovitied that if not paid fnrtltwitlt, coertive measures will be resorted to for their rr.-coviery. - Gt-2UltUE BEER. jun. Charlottetown, Nov. 22d, I854. All papers llw

TO BE_ LET. _ IIVHE HOUSE, Outhooses and Premises, situ- ste on Kent Street, nextoilte residence in Lieut. Forbes, lately oct:iipicd_liy the late Capt Mun.‘ ¢|,.¢ga.¢d_ Possession. given at once. for further particulars apply to the Otlioe ot _ t.ll \ltLl‘2S PALMER. Charlottetown, Nov. 7. I854. 3w

A

OTIOE. persons indebted to the Subscriber whose

MAILS. HE Mails for the neighbouring Provinces and the United States will be tirade up at Illiu Oflce and forwarded, during the ttiootlt of Ulcltlllltf Tuesday and Friday rnortiitig, at Nine o'cIock;snd a Mail for England will be made up and sent on the lat. oth. tot, wilt, and 29th. TIIUJIAS UIVEN, . ostiirnster General. General Post Oflice, November 80, IBM.

Pine and Cedar. Shingles roit ea

iiitrzs PURDIE. Charlottetown. Nov. 28. Islsw

House to Let. LE1',puitoftbst new HOUSE, fronting on Kent Street, puueeesion given irtitnediately. Applyto 'I'IIU.\IAs W. DUIID.

l'ewafl‘&d.Iov 24. if

Notice. IIE subscriber iiitiruutuu in the mercantile com- munity coniiected nith Marine II'tsIrs,Atltat he has been appointed to act as Ihe'Protcciive Agent for the Provincial Insurance Company of 'i‘orotito, C. W., for tlfi Island. In cases of loss, the insured are expected to make the seats known to tire, before survey is held. Bl-1.\'J. DAVIES. Charlottetown, November 20, I854.

TRAYED soirie time since, from the Subscriber's

premises. a two-years’ old Ill-1lFi-Zlt. btovvti

eolour. with short toil. Any rson giving informn.

lion where she may found, wil he rewarded for their tron . ‘t TIIO.-I. W DODD.

_ Pewnal Street, Nov. It. tf

FOR. SALE,

HE I-IOIISI-I and PREMISES, consisting of two Town Isttll in Kent Street, owned by Da. Juuttts. The House contains no the ground door, a Dining and Drawing Room. Lad es’ work Boom, Breakfast Parlour. best Bed Room, Suirg Room. Kitchen, and Servants‘ Bed tom. On tho upper floor, foul‘ lied Nutitne. A good wsllgd Cellar under the whole house. There is also a Stable and Coach House. The Garden is well-

atoclted with fruit and ornamental Ire

uccounis should be settled in the fall of the.

JOHN’ T. THOMAS am) WLLIAM E. DAWSON’. . AVING this day entered into Partnership, will conduct their GENERAL MERCANTILE Business under the Style or united efforts to meet the demands of their

will ensure the continuance of the patronage

ed by Joint '1‘. Ti-IOIAS, their

LI-ZXANDEB and Petirtso Tots.

'12 Q C . z 8 5 © '- 2 '0 " :4 B 3,, _= ‘F. _3 f. D g S '2?‘ Z. °3 .°-I , E -’m<r— m 2» . fit *6 c < gag“ an -SW3 3 3 ,§V«2=s 5% 1:52; i =;g.5_g—.nO E--E.,,-‘t'8:Z 3'3-.=.<-=3 I- ézshse °=-:3 ‘£3 ‘5 §§§ .3; E 2%? 5 :2. <58 Commission Merchant and

Auctioneer. HE SUBSCRIBER begs to announce to hie friends and the l'ubIic, that he offers ltis services in the above litre of business.

’l‘ltosa who rriay f'.tvour by conliding to him their property for Sale, may rely on his acting under their trietructious. us well as on hie best elforts to serve lltcir interest.

BENJAMIN DAVIES, Queen Street. near the wharf.

P. S. merit ofn BRITISH GOODS, TEA, &C. now daily expected per the ships Peeping Tom, the Sir Jllcxartdsr front Liverpool, and the Cicely ftotn London; they are well worth the consideration of country customers and will be held on 8a some

time for their accommodation. October I6th.

FALL AND WIN KER GOODS, 1854

considerable consignment o

HE Subscribers have pleasure in announc- ,_ in: the arrival of their FALL dz WINTER GOODS, per lisrque ' Amati: lIai.i..' from Liver- pool. G II, comprising one of the MOST Ex. l'l'lN.\lVE ASSOR'I‘.\l|'iN'I‘S now offered to the Public of Prince I-Ialwarrl Island.

A. «Ir. J. DUNCAN 8; Co. fl-Dar"! Erpeclcd an Assrorlmcrit o A&EIt'I(‘AN GOODS. I

Dorcheetct Street, Nov. 3. tin

steamer I Steamer!

LADY LE MAROHANTII H I-J etibscrubcrs have just received. per the above Steamer. from St. John . ., their I-‘ALL SUPPLY OI-‘ CLOTRS, COMPRISING

Broad Clothe. Caseiirieres, Duggking, Whit ocvs. Vi-stings. and 'l‘rirntuiups.

Being confident that parties in want of any of the above articles, cart suit hemselvi.-s from their selection as well as in stty other ejlah|i.|"nQn| in L‘hsrIotiitowrt, they Wttllltl recommend the public to cell and i-xarnirie before making put-chug. of Clothing elsewhere.

C. 8; J. BELL, Merchant Tailors,

ueen bquare.

N E W G O O D S. PA LL l85Q. JAMES DI-ISIIRISAY has received by the " Cicely” and " Sir Alexarider.” his ‘usual Stock of Seasonahle Goods, which are now opened and ready for inspection. A lame lot Rt-adv made Clothiou. Ladies’ Muntlve. &c., Good and Cheap. Qriceti Square, Near the Market. Isl.

Btov ! Stoves! Stoves! ' HE Suhscr rlnts rm--r sac ivicoe neneral assoritnettt of S'l'I)VI'.‘S ivliiclt heolfers at most reasonable prices, at ltis Tin Shop, (um land) Great George Street, near the Cutlt-ilic

(Ihappel. JAMES MILLNER. NOTICE.

AS the_ undersigned intends to make an alteration in ltis_businesa, he would Ivapectfully request all ptitsozrl indebted to ltim by Book or other Accounts, in call and Mrtlle the some on or before thg 20th ..|' llscustusa is rrx-r, when the Books will be placed in the hutida of an Attorney. . wit. tau TANTON, Sen. Charlottetown, Nov. I4, I85-I Iw

Two Stray Sheep.

TRAYEII from the farm ofthe Subscriber on the Bth October, two IZWISS about nineteen tnonths

old, with N. W. marked on the right side; whoever

will bring the same to the Subscriber will be rewarded

for his trouble. NATHAN WRIGHT. Hitzalwood Grange, Winsloe Road.

KING SQUARE HOUSE. OW LANDING‘ per Schooner Speedy mm tori. A further supply ofCsrpenter‘s Spirit‘ l.evels.CIlieals, dtc. Also, Burning Fluid, Candles

Nov. 3.

C . Leath , D’ ll ' Pr. Cltlglls cuter. ,ooa°"i'u.'w calm" "ma In A oizoaoi: iici:a,jsu.

I W

JOHN T. THOMAS ILL be obliged to all persons indebted to him, (by Note of Iland, or Book Debt), by an im- mstliats satilernent. N.“ 91).,

ea. Three BUILDING i.u't‘.-I immediately ad- glalng, may be sold with the above, or _ ‘I

or particulars apply to CHARLES DESBRISAY.

Nov. 8.

Carriages! carriages! Carriages 2 "5 3vlI‘°fl50f. Ihitkfal for past favors, tattoo this eppovtunit to inform his friends. and the public generally, I t he has removed to Gresn’e CUM‘. sud all be prepared to furnish Carriages, of every desert tion, at the stisrtestsoi i... b peaetas sad good workmanship, to merits‘

‘in. «WI rw--s-

JOHN TODD:

- 9

FOR sane.

ACIIE8 of land on Township Ne. II R having a Hunt of 80 Chaise en Meutagae st. 200 Acres on Lot No. I, euihnaigg it. was Point of the Island

I00 Acres on 'l‘ownehi No. 00. Pasture Lot No. Isl u the loyalty of George-

town and ’l‘owa Let Ne. es in the tilt hundred of Lots in Charlottetown. Apply to W! G LUAI POI AN. Tub ‘flit II“-

Mr. Davin intimates advice of the ship-

AUCTIONS. ears of Stock, Crop, etc..

‘'1' Batnusroa-r House, the Residence of ." CAP'I'. J.\.\IEt'l, 8} miles from Charlottetown, on the St. I’-tisr‘s Road. 'l'lie subscriber will sell by AUC'l‘lt)N, on 'I'IlURSIIAY ‘lth day of Decen- bsr next, at It o'clock on the Premises, the follow- ing Stock. Eu . via :—

2 Working Ilorses I Milch Cews, I lliefere. I Iloukey

I Waggon with Pole and Bliafts,

I Curls, (Iron Aklui) .

I Jaurttnig Sleigh, (double Seated)

8 Wood Sleirhe,

I l'lou h art elvringletrees.

I Sett Iarrowe, I "one Baht,

I Sell \Veggon llsrneee. I Sell Curtdo.

I Gt-nls. Huddle, I La 'ea

Lot Fasasiito 'l‘ooi.s,c«-nsisting of Forks, Rakes, ticytbes and rlneaths, Grindstonee. u'hovtls, tc.

Wt HOUSEHOLD I"‘UlINI'I'UIlB. onsis ‘rig

I Bedsteada and Bedfurr-iture, Tables, Chairs, Bent-hes, ‘2 Franklin Strives, I Cooking Stove, t Churn with Crank, Mitch Dishes, and several other articles.

Lilrcit-far,

A quantity of HAY, 8'l‘ltAW. POTATOES, TUIINIPS, die. die.

"l‘erni-, all some undsrtbcsali, over £5, I tttonths approved Notes.

W. DODD.

low for Christmas Presents! Handsome Portraits, Bngt-svings, Prints, Caricatures, to.

BY JAMES MORRIS. BY Auction on ‘I ltursdsty, 2Isi ltecetober, at It o'clock, tit his date lloom, Queen Sire'et—a large and lttodsorne collection of PORTRJIITH. RI

ENGRJVINIIS, .N'T.\‘, 8POR'I‘l.\G, R/ICIJVG .Il.N'D COACHING CJRIC - TURE8,§-c.

'I‘he above being lstel received on consignment from London, will be sohl without reserve. Cuta- logues can be had on application to the Auctioneer.

Dec. 4. Isl. .

WINTER UPPLY.

WILLIAM HEARD. HAS just received per L'i'crly, front London, the remainder of his Pall Supply of BRITISII & FUR I-SIGN GOODS, which are now ready for sale at unusually low prices. W. H. begs to call especial notice to the following CI..0'l‘lI8. West of England and Yorkshire Superfine Broad Clotlts. Doeskiris, Cassitnerce, Ilohair, Pilot and

Whitney. , CJRPETS dtc. Brussels, Kiddertttinster and Full Carpets, Printed Druggets, Hetirtli Rugs. Ilassocks, I'Zrnboeeed Tabla Covers. Trnvellittg Bugs, Railway Rugs, Duttiasks,

in all colours. FLJl.N'..V EL8.

Blankets and lllanketin , Wltite 8: Blue Serges, White, Blue, Green, Scar et and Striped Flanuels, Saxony 6: Welsh l"latinels. _

DRESSES.

Gala. Saxony. Engaged, Gertnan and Maccadorine Plaid Ilreseee. Silk, .\loliair. Popliit, 'l'will Glenn and Stttins, Norwich Dresses, Silks, Sntins. Satinettes, Ducapeu, Silk &. Cotton Velvets, French and British .\leriuoes, Cobu-ghs, Alpitccae, l.ustree, Orleans and Cotton for Dresses in great variety.

BMIIIOII . Cups, l-‘towers, I"OIl'!I|Cn,.RibboIu,'I"riugae Braids, Girdles, Freucli Stays, Maittlee, Sculls" Shawls, &,o.

HUSIER Y JIJVD GLO VH8. FUR8

Mink. Stone Marten, >quirreI arid-block Neutria .\IuIl's, Capes. oae, Victorinu. Cafe and Mite, .'-lesl, A-trnchrtn rind .\loclt Ncttlrin, Winter Capes, Lustred Seal, Crista, Gloves and Gauntlets.

Sll. VER PL./I TE.

A splendid assortment of I-Jlkington and Cos. Elec- Il'op'tIItttI gin-dl.

Pickles, ‘Pea and Salt Spoons, Table and Dessert Spoons and Forks, Sugar lungs and Sifters. 'I‘ottsr Racks, cloup Ladies. Bitgraved and Chassd 'l‘ea Pots, Sugar Baskets, Cruets arc.

GOLD JIJVD PLATED GOODS.

Gold and Silver watches, Chains, Brooches, Bracelets, Pettcils. Watch Keys 6: Seals, Iiings. studs & Pine: in gold and plated.

. I-‘./IJVCY GOODS, drc.

Pa pier MICIIICJIIIII other Inks ands, Card Baskets. NetI'ti ores, Blotters. I.ava Baskets and Busts; Writing Desks, \Vnrl¢ Boxes, Dressing Cases, Cloth, lliiir, 'l‘noth, and Nail Brushes. Combs: Gerrintrt and shell. I-‘ttncy Soaps. St perfaotery, O Alabaster I-‘igures. with Glass tadus.

LE1 THER.

Waxed Calf, Striped Seals and Cape. Assorted lloirns Gt Lsrnbs, Piitetit Calf, linutiielled Ilide and steals, Whito Kid, t.'h.tntois, Door Leather, 'l'auhed Hallie, Crust Goats, Pig Skins, llog skins, Leather I'tutiks, Travelling Bags & |Is_t Boxes.

IRO./\".MO.N'GERY, dtc.

A great variety of Locks, Hinges, Screws. Pit and Crosscut Saws, tland Gt 'l‘ennn Saws, lss, Plunge, Chi-els, Petr Knives, Kttiveedt Forks, Braces and Bits, Angers, Gimlets, squares, Steelyards,Sltips' Compasses, Curled lluir.

'l‘ea lttdigo, Plymouth pale Soap, Oils, Paints,

it c. Chisrlottetown. 25th Oct., I854.

Stoves, stoves, Stoves. US'I' REIIEIVED from Ila-atnn, perscliooner

naracril. I00 Cottklml. I"rsnlrttn, and Air Tight SIOVES, Farmers’ BOILERS.

Ieo llbls. Apples. for winier,use, Onions, Candy. Tobacco, Cheers, Crackers, Soap, Candles, Bunt- inn Fluid, Hoots, Shires, sis, Cape in grant variety, I:lufl‘alo Robes, all of which he nflius cheap at ltia Brick Store in Pownal Street.

THOMAS W. DODD. Nov. 8. (All the papers 4n-)

"' APPLES, APPLES. APPLES. JUST RECEIVED, ca Sthr. Afyrtls from Annapolis

I50 Barrels APl’LI-‘.S—Baldwins, Grseoinps, Russell, Golden Pippine, &c. &e., aelggmt for Family use.

Apply to

WILLIAM 1’. raw,

Oct. 9 - uctioneer.

One more chance for the Public! 'l‘H E Subscriber intending to make an alteration he

hin his line of business, now oflbre to the pub- is.

FALL SUPPLY OP GOODS, Whit}: are just landing per ilarque Sr Arsssnder an ' tatnsitts-ring the ‘quality. urn. GOODS to the pnblie—which he kuoue will give them satisfaction-— he can assure time that no pains have been spared by hie Ascote st Horne to

ate them properly selected to suit thb turhet. Please to make an earl call before they are all

sold, and before It is too a§sAM'm ,0 I‘ Gtsrletieiesa. Oeieter I7. tilt. tn '

I, at as eattaordroavy cheap rate-:

v White liosllirtgs,

a t s it , . '3"i." ~re.s|t"m't!A.Illn.'P'l.l'.I'll'i:.I" ti'r'°'i-°ii'i ii '5' "'r-ii: Itfllll is we. I is minaret

R. I. 3. Highly Important to the Public. The Sick cured on the R. R. R. Theory. THREE GllEA'I‘ ilE.\lEI)IFS.

The attentiori of the public is particular

to the three quick u pow I ' by Itudwsv 65 Co. 30 quick, so powerful. as afou- tuel. so safe, so plseasut. are these remedies in ' g pain. cliecitiu disease, sspelli from the liunisn body all feel and corrupt heme-rs, all die- f:eh|e. at y

long sud'ering. to sound health sud touglife, that whnev,ur uses these retuedies, ari.l beconiee fsniiliar with the I II. II. Theory, will never need a physi- cian, unless it is in some critical surgical case. ' ‘he K It . Iletnudies will never aiI—they prove themselves in _the wee‘ apnea in less than tivsaly- our

I :- .

he .

'l‘hey invigorate. they renovate. they regulate, they relieve the audio in pain-stricken Invalid front the most torturing pains in ufsic stiairtu.

'I‘huy restore the sick and diseased body lo health and longevity.

'I‘o the low spirited and nervous they impart joy- fulnese, vig- r, and u haixpyfitiw ofspirits. 1'» the aged and in mi, who-s eon-rltutlons are worn out by decrepitade and lintbs pstlsied and en- feebled. they impart the elasticity and buoyancy of oianhood in its prime.

’l'o the young. who, between the period of youth and manhood. outgrow their natural strength. who are sflicted with languor, lassitude, loss of appetite. gloomy feelings. &e., they impart to the recsperative or nine a healthy regularity of action

o the thoughtless seeker and victim of animal passions. who has innate! away his strength in fully ind revslry. they check the tenets of atnaltood. and restore every organ to it sound and natural condition. 'l‘n all who sufar in. to all sfiicted with disease. the II. It. It. ltt-Ill ‘Dllitl will quickly and effectu- ally free the sulferer fropi misery, and render thu- tnnst wretched capable of enjoying sound health and

I.

long if R. R. R.

REMEDIES. The R. R. R. 'I'heory requires only three remedier for the cure of the sick, tend the protection of the human system against sudden attacks of violent diseases.

No. instant Relief of Pain, and quick cure of deal: £.—Ranwa1's RIHOVATIIUG RIIOLVINT. ‘or tits efscluul cure of all chronic and Scrq/‘alone Diseases lltnl Ituu been lingering in llic System. corrupting lltc Huston Body, for Five, Ten, Tteertly, or Forty Years.

No. 8.—llanwav‘e I{s'.oni.a'roits.—I"or restor- ing and regulating to n Iieellliy and harmonious action all lltr Orgtlne in the Syatcsi. .4 stud and cfscluul cnrtliurltc.

II. R. R.-—No. l—RADWAY’S READY RE. I.IEI"' is for the instant relief ofthe snfl'erer from pain. and to ctieck and arrest the progress of diseases; to disinfect animal, malariuus. and infectious poisons, thus protecting whoever uses it against all poisonous Infection, frotti Contagion, and front sdden attacks of Cholera, Pneumonia, Ship Fever, Fever and Ague. &c. Likewise for the etl'ectual it radical reittnval of all his and diseases of the Joints. Limbs, Nerves, 6tc., III frotrt live to fifteen minutes.

IIADWAY-‘S III-IA DY RELIEF will stop the most distressing and violent pains. either internal or oxtarnal—Nervous, Nsuralgic, Bilious, or Rheu- ttiitllc.

A I"rx1-van in run I"/iasrt.iv.—i~Zvery farnil should keep a supplv of IlADWAY'S READ ltEl.ll:‘.I-‘ in their houses—it_is useful in so many ailotenta—it is always beneficial; he guranteus it isa sure can for Choh.-ra, if taken irt its first i-yntpturns»

used when violent epidemics prevail, it will save

t .

II. R. R.—Nc. I—Ranwav's Rsitova-rtno ltusoi.vuiv1-—We have said that for all chronic cornplaints. we reeotittrterid our II8SOI.VEN'l'. '.l he lIIl50l.VBV'I‘ resolves away all diseased deposits that have been litigr-ring in the system for TEN, l‘WI-}.\l'I'Y. or I"0lt'I‘Y HEARS. Ever person who has lieeri troubled with an com- plsiot or years. will require the l{l:‘.SULVI:I 'l‘ to ensure it perfect cure. 'l'he action of the Ill"J-i0l.- VI'}.V'I' is directed first to the uhsorlierits, siitnulatitig tlnsot into action; and, second to the blood, which it ~IIpIlfl|lv'I by its ulterntive action over the glands the liver, pancreas, kidneys, &c., (which are thi- «were that intture has established for purifying the blood). in will, after this description. we hit stppreciale the name we linve given to the seccn the II. II R‘. REIII-Zllll-is OI" RI-2NUVA'l‘lNG l{E$OI.VEN'I‘. It resolves away diseased deposits: it purili-a the blood, utid rettovatee the svsterri. l‘urnors are removed and discussed by its operation; Chronic Swellinga are dissipated; Nodes tire softened and melted away. The ritost loatltsorne Skirt diseases disappear under its action; Scrufuloua constitutions are soon amended, and tits disease checked wherever it has attacked the system. Syphilis. with all its hnrrihle tritin of concottiitnnts. here find a certain and iitfalliltle cure; and Cciflutaptinri. too, often finds its master. or C onic Ilinsfiepsiti, RADtVAV'S IIENOVATING lIlJ:lOLli I‘ is not only an efl'ec- tutil, but quick cure. - Bitorrcitr-ris.—-We know of no remedy. nor of any treatment that will so quickly and elfectuall cure Bronchitis as the Rt-180 VI-IN'l‘. It is in a I old Chronic cases where l{ADW.\Y’:l II Bl\'OVAT- ING RESOLVEN' ‘ will he most appreciat . Its Procrcnlin Paiecr.—5Iarried persons, who are not blessed with olfspring. if the dttiiculty arises root imperfect organs and inconipetency, will find he R . ll. lleeolverit of great benefit. Dvsrarsta, Wat-urv. Brtasit.-'I‘hisdistrsruing disorder is enerslly the reset of a low grade at Chronic inflarrtmiitinn of the Stotnach. ' ' I' who generally fuels well enough when the sin itch is empty, is inflicted with the most dntireasin up tome nrt taking food. Water Brash eructutiuns, with tturning uetnirition, heart burn, pain at pit of stomach. &c. 'I‘ltis disease is generally accompanied with costive bowels. 'I‘rtua-rasI:tt1'.—Resolverit three times per da afler rituals. dessert spoonful. One Regulatoron going to bed at night, to keep the bowels open and regular. When the Heart Burn is very distressing, a dose of the Relief taken in water will promptly relieve it.

I directed erfu remedies I

l.—Raowav‘s Ruanv Rut.iI:r.—For the or

_ 0uaefIADWA mm. of nasal

Y’! l!0lJl..A'l‘OltI is strength

Of .

sale. In, there is only a y‘ teal vines. We seritiusly pg. deaths are caused by overloading the sync uhb useless ysie it from disease. Ne mursggfieigg should ' to produce the dasi system with drugs is not only action of active virtues, bet E lrtlictiug adieu upon the already shattsree enasiusiisa.