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‘[No. 365.

NEW‘WONDERS! EVERY DAY!! WI-TH ABUNDAN'I‘ PROOF THAT HERE IS A CUBE! FOR Alli-Ill!

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_ W4; ~_ . HOLLOWAY’S OINTMENT. M almost miraculous Cure ofa Bad Leg! of Five Years’ standing. The Patient had been discharged from Guy’s Hospital, Without deriving THE LEAST BENEFIT from that Institution.

Mas. FRY, residing at No. 35, Trafalgar Street, Walwortli London, was some time since admitted as an ln-door Patient iii Guy‘s Hospital, with a Bad Leg of Five Years' standing. The flash on the Leg’was in some plaoes nearly as hard as bone" it resembled in appearance the trunk of an old tree. being in kn’ots Ind lumps; it was greatly swollen,and had NINE FRIGHTFUL ULCERS in it; she derived no benefit whatever at the Hospital and returned to her home. Her case was so bad that for Three Years she was carried up and down stairs ever day like a child being perfectly helpless. She was in this dep orable state wlieri she commenced the use of HOLLOWAY’S OINTMENT AND PILLS, which, in the course of about Three Months, performed a perfect cure when every other means proved unavailing.

A case of a Loathsome Skin Disease, attended with Dreadful Swellings of the Whole Body, that had resisted the treatment of nearly all the Hospitals in London, cured by Hol- loway’s Ointment and hills.

A\cliild, Five years ofage, named JONES, whose father is a.

shoemaker, living at No.4, Horse Shoe Alley,- Wilson Street,

Finsbury, London, have been afllicted from the'age of Sixteen Months old, with fearful and dreadful swellings all over her body,which used to afffict her periodically; at such times her face would change its colour and remain perfectly BLACK ', her body was always covered with large malignant sores. For this

unknown complaint, the child was taken by her mother to nearly all the Hospitals in London, and most ofthe Surgeons of emi- nence; none appeared to understand her disease, and she got no better from their treatment. As a forlorn hope HOLLOlVAY’S ()[NTMENT and PILLS were tried, which not only gave relief, but'completely eradicated the disease front the system, so that the child is now restored to perfect health and not the least vestige ofthe former Complaint remains. .

IN 'ALL DlSEASES OF THE SKlN,

'llad Legs, Oltl \Vounds and Ulcers, Bud Breasts. Sure Nipples, Stoney and Ulceruteil Cancers, 'I‘ inaiiism, and_Lniiibztgo, likewise in c the above cases, ought to he used w moans cures will be effected With a much grealerrerluiiity,und iii lialftlie time that it \Vullltl require by using the Ointment alone. The Ointment is proved to be a ecrttiiu remedy for the bite of inoschettoes, Surid‘liies, Chicago-loot, Yaws, and Coco-bay.

Burns, Scolds, Cliilblains, Chopped Hands and Lips, also Bunions and Soft Corns will be iinmediaiely cured by the use ofthe Ointment. ,

THE PILLS ARE NOT ONLY THE FINEST REIl'IEI) Y KNO IVN. \Vhen used with the Ointment, but as a General Medicine there is nothing equal to them. in nervous affections they will be ' found of the greatest service. These Pills are, without exception, the finest Purifier oftlte Blood ever discovered,,and OUGI—IT to be USED BY l !!

Sold by the I’rdprir-trit', 244, ADVICE MAY Bl”. llAD GRA'I‘lS and by all respectable Vendors of Patent Medicines throughout the Civilised \Vorld, in Pure and Boxes, at ls. l’,il., 25. 9d., 4s. Gib, lls.,‘22s., and 33s., each. There is a very considerable sav

’ larger Sizes.

uses of Piles; the Pills, in all ith the Ointment; as by this

N. l5.—-Direetious for the Guidance ofPatients are affixed to

each Put. Sold wholesale an

for Prince Edward Island.

GENERAL

OFFI CE,

No. 18, Cornliill,Condon, To Merchants, Commercial Jigricultural Societies, Oflicers Publishers of Newspapers, and L. SIM MONDS. General Agent at

0 Merchant, in offering his Services to his Colonial Public in genera

l, begs to receive orders for; supp

Colonist‘s generally.

lies of any kind and quantity,

,of every description offirst-rate quality, prices of the day, and to transact business tip , lerlnS, provided he is previously furnished Wit ’either long or short dates, or a rcfercpn pool House for payment. . ’P. L. SiMMoNos will receive constgnm ofMercliandize, to be sold on conimisston, two-thirds oftlie amount, on receipt 'signments entrusted to his care Will meet -°patch in their disposal, and sales be cont 3 attention to the interests of the disposer. “ledge of general business, acquired during a West Indies, and subsequent exteiistve courses of all the British Colonies, the cxperieiic don‘ as a Colonial Agent, coupled With prom .and.jud cut, will, he trusts, en . .thiose w o’may favour him‘ivith their comment 3. . N. B.-—Parents sendinn home their children for education may with confidence entrust fliem to the cat-en will undertake to see them placed in first- uestablishments, where every attention sha diealth, morn]s,improvemenl and general comfort.

T: tations for the FALL, consisting o A. LARGE ASSORTMENT 0P GOODS, Suitable for the Season, _ Comprising superfine- black, blue and coloured Cllfllg,SCflSSl- met-es, Tweeds and Doeskius, in great variety; We _s I Calxplny Flannels, Mouslin de Laines, Orleans abd)P8rlSlan Cherie Chusans, Printed Velvets,&c.for laadips Dresses, . black Paramatia or mournin ; black an en oure ' Ribbons, Gloves1Laces, Hosifiry, silk &, Cotton Handkerchigls. Muslins, Braces, Stocks, superior Cotton Warp, Indigo, ur ' Caps and Beaver Hats, Blankets, &e.-&c.., » i ' ‘ ” 1' ‘ ALso, . - 'i‘ 7 , .. ' :‘Jnmnica Spirits,rbest palennd coloured Brandy,;flolliind arbind, . : Port, andrmladeira‘VVines: .Hyson and. Souehoug Tea, Lori anQ ' “Moist Sugar, London Porter, boxes Raisins, Curggnm,.,S;iiqe.fi 2Mustard; Earthen, Glass and Hardware.-—;The wholelofjvfluc.

win be.disposed,.ofat their usual, low prices for Cash, on V .91"

very. 7.

No. 1, QueetilSti'eet. Dec., 1843. P. S.—_'[“nay beg to inform those p been due fut-some time; that unless the l‘a"gem0‘ht, on 201' be will be placed in the

ersons whose Accounts have make: astihsfactory ar-

hands of an Attorney.

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uniours, Swellings, Gout, Rheu-

Strand, (near Temple Bar), whet-e

ing in taking the

(1 retail by GEORGE T. I‘IASZARD, Agent

AGENCY A ND COMZUISSION

opposite the new Exchange. .N'ews Rooms, Public Libraries of the United Services, Printers

id Commissron friends, and the to acquaint them that he is ready and goods at the very lowest market on the most liberal li funds or drafts, at cc to some London or Liver-

ents oftiny description and accept bills for ofthe bills of lading. Con- with every possible des- lucted with the greatest An extensive know- long residence in the business witlt e ofsevcral years in Lon- ptitudc, attention, able him to give satisfaction to

f Mr. Simmtiii‘ds,.vlio rate and respectable ll be paid to their

HE SUBSCRIBERS have completed their Impor-

d Silk Velvet's,

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LYDIARD an I‘INL‘AY‘S'OH- ._"

fogsdhedéth day 0 MoralitlheirhAccounu

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{$0 ,, “(II/V40 l * *A thvXJ“

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The FIRT P THE HAIR! THE SKIN]

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UCTIO the WORLD for Tri‘E TEETH!

ROWLAND’S 7 -

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Is universally ackuow ‘

free it from scmf and dandrfl, and render it curly, writ] glossy.

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in two lines.

a: \To further ensure the genuine article, see that the words “ Row— [and s Macassar 01.1”. are engraved on the buck ofthe envelope nearly 1,500 times, containing 29,028 letters—\i’i'riioor 11115 new stir

GENUINE.

Price 35. 601.; 75.; Family ' doub e

ROWLAND

that sizc,”2]s. per bottle.

5,

KALYDDB

This elegant and fragrant Preparation thoroughly erudi- Illolc/ies, Redness, ’I'un, Freckles, and other Sunburns, Slings Qflnsccls, and reduces iii- flanimation. It imparts a youthful rascals liile lo the most bilious Com- plemimz, and renders the Arms, Hands and Neck transparently/air and

cafes all I’lmpll’s, Spots, Defects oft/re Skin, heals delightfully soft and smooth.

or exposure to the sun, dust, or dry piercing Winds,

ntinos here of crowded asst‘tnl)llcs.—GENTLEMEN w grate ul after shavinrr lll alloying the irritation ofthc

pi

fiflNTO

A FRAGRANT lVIII’I‘E P0 IVDER, ly in the Gums. Being an Aiiti-Scorbut

fevers, taking medicin 6m. and imparts sweetness

breath.

ROWLAND’S

Brown or Bloc/t.

Swt’lled Face.

inssz'oners of Her Signature to be engrave

of these are Genuine without the Stamp.

wary as “GENUINE,” and under the lure of being

PAREERW PURGA

effectual, remedy ever offered to the pu humanity. I IN ALL DISEASES they willbefound to alla

Fever and Inflammation—cleanse the Stomach an Diveslion—purify the Blood—restore tone to

HESE Medicines are

In the following Diseases they

Indeed, there, is scarcely

The Purgative Pills operate in the most g . Stomach and Bowels, and removing obslruclious. severe Chronic Diseases they are an I when combined with the Stomachic of the whole system—the stoma

duced-rthe bowe s ecome re _ :rpgiinstimiqnal, gives place to health and vigour o In all diseases of the Di

lite, nausea, sour stomac , ,(wrth the occasional use of 1 utility I ,7 The Stomachic Pills should slut”: be talcum ination are reducedby the Purgative Pills—II y can very ol the patient. . I . _

“Weak and delicate Femaksyill find the Stomachic value in all complaints to which they are subjept. debilitytliey will be found to increase thewtlileut s .restore him to the enjoyment of perfect heull .

:SoldinBoxes, price is. 6d. each. . For-sale by. the‘Subscriber, who is Agent.

and general debility,

“ binarieueiowii‘,’ slant: 7,1835

d on the Government Stamp,

the princi and impart renewed energy to the whole Cousnlution.

have proved qfllii greatest iuili'ty:

nvaluable Pills, quicklyimp eh is strengthened—a lie ae—oud disease,

rive Organs, accomp

Skin.

Crailicmcs Tartar and decayed spots front the Tt’elll, proscrv amp], to which itimparis a Pearl—like whiteness, and fixes the

ic, it critdicates the scurvy front the Gums, strengthens, braces, and renders them of aliealtliy red: it removes unpleasant tastes from the month, which often remain after and perfume to the

.l. per box, duly included.

Price 25. 9d.—4‘s. 6d. and 105. Gd. per bottle.

OBSERVE !---To protect the Public from Fraud, The Hon. Com— dlajesly's Stumps have authorised the Proprietors

SARDIL

filed to be the LY a

_ a , _ union 1

Wlll effectually produce and restore Iidil‘, (lllclu fl-ISKERS I

TACHIOS,anCl Evnnnowsd prevent it from'fall 07f urnimrgrey d_ tffi‘ b y

’11 Soft, silky,

UTI'ON '—‘Numerous pernicious com otiiids ar '

‘ I . ' ‘ e utitv ll

as _‘ MACASSA It. 01L.” I 0 ensure the regal article, see tfihstatliye Shir]: ilc is enclosed-in awrapper, (a steel engraving ofexquisite workmanship.)

on which are engraved “ROW'LAND’S MACASSAR OIL,”

Bottles, (equal to four small,) 105.6d. and

It is invaluable as arcnovating and refreshing Wash duringtravclhng, and after the heated Ill llllll it peculiarly

ll’ricc 4.5. Gd. and 85. Gd. per bottle, duly included.

_ BDWLANDS’

Qfit BEAR-EL) DEMZQESVEEG’E

of Oriental IIU'IIS.—Il es the Eu- 7'ocllt firin-

ESS‘ENCE OF TYRE, OR IMPERIAL DYE, Changes Red or Grey Hair, \Vhiskeis, Eyebrows, dun, to a beautiful

l’ricc dis—73. (id—105. Gd. and 215. per bottle.

ROWLAND’S ALSANA EXTRACT

Immediately relieves the most violent Tooth-Ache, Gum-Bofls, and

thus—

cheap.

f d trail to be the mildest and at the same u'm 0"" Upon ' Site for the relief of suffering

lrritalion—_-rcduce Bowels—iniprove pal f unctiw-

f mind

In al

A. ROWLAND & SON, 20, Hutton Garden, \Vhich is affixed to the Kalydor, Odonto, and Alsana. None

Beware of Imitationsl! composed of the most pernicious and trashy ingredients, and which are frequently pressed upon the un-

Be sure to ask for “ Rowland's” Articles. Sold by every Panruusn and CHEMIST thiougbwzht the civilized world.

TIVE AND STOMACIIIC VEGETABLE PILLS. “ He that wants Health wants every thing."

calmly Vegetable, and will be e the most

which they will not either greatly benefit or perfectly cure. entle manner in cleansing the

Alteratitc, _a lid rove the secretions

alihy flow of bile whether

alter Fever and lanai!» greatly facilitate the

Pill: of the utmost I disease! 0 strength, and rapidly

humans.

Local body;

auied with loss o the Stomachlc Pills he PurgaiiveJ will be found of green-st

.4 V

{BE FAMILY LIFE MEDICINES.

HE celebrated Lch Pills and thuiz Bilters, pre' pared and sold by Dr. “'in. ll. .\lofl’at,3?5. Broadwav. New York'

a « may now be (aid to he the niufi‘rcspct‘lalily established and cxicnsivelv u .

r‘ivdop‘t‘ed family medicines i 2 United Slates. 'l‘liev have not ouli‘ orilr ie sarnctiol and "commendation ofall the candid aiid pllllwllll’u i'c 5310:)“ o the. medical profession, who have observed tliciriuvsrio ilc swu- tiy I: graperal derangeiiicntsbftlio stomach and bowels, and their isiuia c ccls in many varieties of acute and chronic disease but that IS far better, thesgmedivincs have rccommcnilcd themselves land fully and fairly achieved the distinguished and now certainly picscniinctil poettion Wlllt‘lllllex uow occupy in public mid domestic estimation. 'l‘licv are proved by their works, and make no appeals to vulgar orcdulily. If the prietor were disposed to make an invidious comparison be

lmoii ii to the medical prolcsiioa, or ltillllt‘tl in their books, courcruiug

these medicines decisive and irresistible. an immense accumulation of voluntary persons and families Ill all parts of the. Union, for and

ty, thirty and even thirty-five ‘ and chronic, of the most hopefc

as character; 'l'urgcsrence of the Liver

mus l’hthisrc,or Consumption, in more advanced stage: than row or record; I) 'spoiISia, in all its chronic and acute varieties ful train 0 distressing symptoms; ’ and grown pemns Diarrhmn, both habitual and occasional; varieties, drlth‘lsfiilld other extremely complicated nervous affections,

generally, including Euanlhcsis, Eiysipclas or St. Authoii SfllltWV, unhealthy complexion; l’alpitatioiiol the licart.nii lion ofblood to the head, settled pains in the organs. limbs, and Side; affections of the bladder, kiiliiics, spleen, throat, and pleura system which arise from complicated causes. The certificates of these cures are in the

will rendin be shown to all who desire to see them.

new and enlarged cdition is preparing for the press.

and effectual laxatives, cure so great a variety of formidable

unprecedented vanety ofclioicc and exquisite ingredients, some ol whir are almost unknown to the‘professiou,

many complaints, withoutii‘hc slightest d

not present.

produce an immediatebcme oficnovatcil health, to both body and mindi They caiiiiolbo taken \\

stanin kept on hundiazlhil case. 'l'hcv arc ’

May 30. J. . COOPER,

1.1le AND FIRE InsonAncn. HE Subscriber has been nppo

the following Insurance Companies, viz:

London.

The Na Loan Fund Life Insurance Company of New York.

of Hartford, Connecticut.

And as he is furnished with in possession of all the information w persons who wish to ed‘ect Insurance,

fax. Please apply to

HONEY! HONEY ! ! HON!!!

F0

HI

HONEY, ou/yflnc Shilling per pound. ALSO:

Crushed Loaf Sugar.

Champagne, superior quality.

Sherry do. do.

\Vilishirc iind Aniitipolis Cltocsc.

Soda Biscuit (fresh).

“'atcr and Sweet Crackers.

l’ilot Uri-rid.

Luzeuby's Pickles undSauces, “cc. M. l’iclilcd Mushrooms.

which so many clear, unquestionable and (‘Ollt‘lllsivn evidence: ofuso- - - ~ fulness and remarkablocures are recorded as those which he ran aildurc l '5 a (“umpunmufi “lunnce‘ concerning the Life Pills and Phoenix llittcis. lfit be mlmiili-d that suf- ferers arc the bestjudges as to whether a rcmcdv has relieved them nud restored them to health and strength. then is the evidence in behalf of ‘ Dr: Model is in [Wiiloll of testimonials from respectable 1 when a ueigbbouri g state seems to _ _ car w i v ' ‘ their names and rcstdencc to the unsolicited statement Iliatntlicy linv: lair: completely and speedily cured of the following diseases, lull of many othersnot here enumerated, by these Life Medicines alone, when other ' medicnies had been long employed in vain. viz: Scrol'iila. in its utosl dreadfully advanced and destructive stages, Wubrgi- iorlious ol the flesh and bones bfthc face had been destroyed; Piles of ve, Ion, iweu- cars standing: Rheumatism, both acute

and various other liver complaints; Bilious Cholir, and evcrv conceiva- ble variety ofbiltous affections; Marasmus 'l'alics, or Decline, and Mara»

with its fright- Worms of llll kinds, both in children both serous and bilious; C(isliveiieu,n , _ Fever and Ague, in its three iriuripul and intermittent and rcmitlcnl fevers, ofall kinds; l ypocon- _ ' . with nervous debilin in general; Salt lllicum, Running Sci-Id, iiiiil eruptive diseases "a fiic',nnd Determina- hack. head

jaundice, dropsy and gout ', iogethcr with those general affections ofllie

propriotor’s possnnion, rind A small selection from thorn have lit-en published in Moffal’s Medical Manual, of which a The reason wliv these medicines, which in ordinary family use operate merely as mild diseases is, that while as ('Ellll‘dfllCS. cleansing the alimentary (soul, and relieving the liver and the absorbent vessels of all impurities, they lay the foundation

for the cure ofall specific diseases, they are compounded of unique and . . . - t, can any is,tltat the American tiiteip

which exert a specific action upon cgrcc affecting the general system, otlicrvvisathan as simple pnrilicrs,whou those complaints are Boththc Pills and the llitti-rs are mild and agreeable in their operationauusing neithcrprostrations nor iiausea.aiid requiring neither confinement-nor peculiar dict. Their effect: are uniformly tc and newlift- and vigoui illiout ln‘ll9fll, and they should be procured both by individuals and heads of families, and rou- as remedies but as prt‘vt‘lilalivcs (Irlllll' _ dbld wholemle and retail, bv Dr. William ll. Moll‘at,375 Bron way,N.Y., and alsoliy the Aorns.—'-Nzw Your.

Agent r I’rincr Eilwar] plltmd.

iiited SuuAgent of

The National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society 0

The IIurtfofl and Protection Fire Insurance Companion

blank Forms oprpliciition, and hicli may be desired by he will be happy to re- ceive applications and transmit the lame to the Agent at Hali-

nnNiiv PALMER.

R. Sade by the Subscriber, a quantity of superior

THE TEXAS QUESTION. (From (It: London Pictorial Times.)

By the lost arrivals from the United States we learn that the treaty for the annexation of Texas bu been re- l lected. This result was generally anticipated; but the

iriaorical iniquity of the original conception in still the er

, The A'll'lt‘flcml! wonder why the British are always heaping ridicule and contempt upon them; their wonder ,would cease iftliey could look in upon themselvel, and

tweeiit ese self-established medicines and our other: hein‘ i rutfllsee how eliminauy absu'd "m “find.” 00‘1"“. to dently assert and challenge routrmliriiou th'vii there is “Dg‘IIIMIlf‘lIIIIDl y ,

lunke tlieinselvoeappenr, whenever they get an opportu- ,nity. This Texan negotiation, from beginning toond. llere is a repulilii: that his tail along declared foreign aggrandiscmciii and territorial Inquisition to be in direct opposition to the spirit, and ,even the snfety,of r institutions; yet, the very moment he in a conditiou'to‘ bear the process of grafting, this iiiendncioul republic pounce: upon it with the avidin ofn bird of prey. But this is only ii small part of the violation of the specific character to which this annexation must have inevitably led._ Iftlie slave states had been thus strengthened by the addition of Texas, the free sme- must have sought a .coiintcrpoiso elsewhere. Clll any man foresee where this headlog career would have cudch

. There is another curious anomaly iiitli'tl cutie. ,Ame- rice, u it whole, professes neutrality on the quadtiou of Shah. "or language is this-“ Do not interfere with its, and We will take no immune: to extend the prlctico of slavery." Upon this understanding. a 5' of m- pnct has been entered into between the slave and on- alnvc holding states. by which the discussion ol Silvery . is prohibited in the House of Representatives. Yet in ’ the lace oftliis solemn pledge to the civilised world, the Federal Government openly traffic: for the annexation of'a new slave state to its territory, and even outliorilea its secretary of state to announce and justify in intan- tion in a public manifesto addressed to the British envoy. lfthia be not a palpable extension Oglh¥cllc€ of

I

Slavery, and ii distinct recognition of the iple by A Government pledged to neutrality on the III ject, Ill we

rotation ofilto Eng- lish language must be something very different from ours. We suppose we call things by different unites—political morality Amongst the rest.