"of their patronage.

,/tr. .. 3' I_IASZARD.’S GAzE'.t"l'E. ..t.i‘fltIA1ii“..i..7.-....-

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Georgetown Mails. NAILS for Goo clown until further Notice, will be made up st forwarded every Monday pad Friday morning at nine o'clock. ' ' I 05' OWEN . Postmaster General. , Iiuy I. 1868.

4 MAIL53.

‘THE MAIL! for tho neighbourinx Provinces. -‘ &o., will be forwarded on ands er the I5lII December instant vin Cape ‘Inverse and Cape

brwing Friday. at I2 o'clock ‘ noun. a England will be made up every waeli at the satire titles and forwarded to Halifax.

’I‘H0\IAcl OW EN. Postmaster General. ‘. General Post Oflice. Dec. 6. I853.

I ti . ' They will be made up on that dziy, and every fol- nd a mail for

ARD._ _

HE Subscriber bogs leave to inform the Public.

generally that he has commenced business as. it Commission lorohant and Auctioneer.

At the corner organs 8; Sydney Streets. and

hopes by proinptnoss and punctuality to ruerit a share

Alt'l‘E\IAS G. SI\I.\IS. Ta‘ Casi: advanced upon articles left for Auc- lion.

Mechanics’ Institute.

A GENERAL MEETING oi the Members of the Charlottetown Mechanicii' Institute, for the elec- tion of0flice Bearers and the discussion of questions: of vitiil importance to the Institute, will be held III the Teiiiporiince Iliill, oti Tlillrltltiy, the 5th January next, at 8. p. or. By order, ' J. ILCOOPER, Se cy. Charlottetown, Dec. 28. 1853.

NOTICE.

I.I. Persons indebted to Mr. IlICll.\RD A I‘AUGlIl‘, by Note ofllarid, or Book Account. are requested to make iiniiiediate payment to illll undersigned, who is duly authorised by Power of

Attorney to collect the same. THOMAS ALLEY.

Charlottetown, Sept 2Int, I853. ICE.

VI-VIII’. Subscriber having been duly empowered by

. Grt.ni:it'r ietviiizitsox, ' llytln ark, Square. London, Esquire, rind Atirttun lli:xni:r:- sorv, of Liverpool, in England. .\Iercliant, surviving ElI'Cul0fS and Trustees named and appointed in and lry the last \Vill and Tsstarttent of Gilbert lletidersnn, late of Liverpool, aforesaid. .\It‘.fClItttIl, deceased to collect l|II Debts and Santa of .\Ionoy due to the Iistzite oftlte said Gilbert lletidersoo, deceased, within this Island. and to dispose of all Lands and llerediiiirnents belonging to said Hstaite aituatn therein. All persons so indebted to the Ilstate of the said (iilbert Ilen<ler- son, deceased, are duly required without delay to pay into my mod! the several amounts due by thctti; ntid those persons who may be in possession of tiny part ofsuch Lands and Preniises, are required to make an immediate and satisfactory arrangement with tile, otherwise they will be treated as 'I‘re.«possers.

JOIIN LONGWOIKTII. Charlottetown, April 9th. I858.

Ten Dollars Reward. IVJRJVIJVG TO TLMBER STE./HLERS. ‘V IIIZREAS a number of 'l‘eri:itits, anti other

persons have. during the winter season, been in the habit of Stealing; 'I‘iitiber from oil the various Townsliips with which Inrn concerned. Now hereby give Public Notice to all Tenants, or other individuals, who rnny hereafter be found '_l‘rt:spasuing .

upon these Forest Lands. either by cutting timber, 5;.

fire-wood. erecting camps, inaking Sl(‘l_'_'ll roads, liaul- in_1 on any private roads, on said property, that they 1 will without distinction of persons, be proaecuted to the utrtiost rigour of the Law ; and any person who will give information of such ’I‘ret-pnssers. so that they may be brought to justice, shall. on conviction,

& : 1’;

Books! New Books! UST OPENEI) at G. 'I‘. lIA8ZAII.D'S Bot-It Sims. a large supply of -‘VEW BOOKS and 81'! TIOJVBRY. among which will bofound the newest stiintlard Literature of thoduy— Mnunder's 'I.‘roa<iiriea. Chuliner’s, Ponibnnious \\'ol’ItI. Parlor Lihriiries, lllusiratedfiwk Case. Nenudei's Church llistory " I¢‘lI|l)I'iIll oftlliriutian Lifs. “ Life ufChri-t. Kitto‘s Pictorial Life ofour Saviour. ' Bsrne's Notes in II vols I2uio, and 2 vols (to, Cyclopedia of Ituligious Detiominatiotia. written by ntotribers ofthe ditfereirt Uerioiiiitistioiia. '(7.

The Laws of Prince Edward Island

l“It0.\I I773 to lB5I.boih years inclasive——2 vols.

Iiuyiil 8 vu., vrith a copious Index; published under an Act of the Colonial Legislature. anil rare- fully revised and consolidated. by Coittniiusiottcrs

appointed for the purpose, may be had at the Book- f G. 'I‘. IIASZARD.

store 0

FOR SALE. SCIIOONEII nineteen 'I'onrr. nearly new. Stills and rigging one year in use. For further Par-

rs apply to Mr. KI-lN.\'E'I‘lI llI‘KENZIE. Pownnl Street Charlottetown. Dec. I9th, I553‘

LAND FOR SALE.

"IVE llundred acres of L./IJVI), with n Marsh 1‘ altaclied. which cuts annually Forty tonsofllny. situate on 'l'ownship No. 28, head of the Ilillsbo- rougli lliier.

For terms apply to SA.\IUEL NELSON.

Charlottetown, Nov. 24th, I553.

. ttcnla

To be Sold.

Y l’RIVA'I‘I-I S ’t|.l-2. the following V.-\I.UAIlI.F. Iili.-\l. I'IS'l‘A'l'l". of the late Ilon. Colonel A. LANE, siiuatue lll Charlottetown. and its vicinity. viz: 'l'l>\VN l.t)'l'S Nos. 57.58. 69, 60 and 61, in the Fourth Hundred of Lots in tilinrloite-town (‘0IIllIllIll.g nearly two Acres of Land. fronting on ltochfnrd Square, t.-tr-lcfully laid out with ornaniciitnl, fruit trees, and (iardt-n; it contains also the Frinrily Hesi-

IIt‘fIt‘.8, out houses of the deceased. oi the runs com-

tttodinus dt-scriplioii. 'I'o\vN I.o'i'e Nos. 3.4. 5 and 6, in tho'I'ltitd lluntlrt-d of Lots in Crtrhlottetown aforesaid. and

lltie-tivontit-lli p:rrt ol 'I‘owii Lola Nos 67. 63 and 69, '1

the Sncottd ltuitdretl of Lots in Clizttlottclowti, ad-

joining the property of Daniel llodsun, Esq. , in lots to suit |ittI‘(‘lI1I.\lt'l'.l.

'l'owiv I.o‘i‘s Nos. 3, 4, and 5, in the Fifth hundred

of I.otsiti Charlottetown. aforesaid, in lots to suit

purchasers. 'l‘ow:v I.o'r No. 64. lit the I‘onrth hundred i'fI.0N

in t‘h:rrlotte-town, adjoining the I‘0sld(9I|(.‘8 of tln: (Jliit.-1'

Co.vi.\ro:v LOTS. 12 and I8, in the Common of,

and in clung pro.\intity to (‘liarlutti-toivn. containing

I'i\'tettty-foiir Artrcs, in lots to suit purcltiti-tern. Part of Cotitmoti Lot No. IS. in the Cotrttitoti of

CllIII’l0lI(‘lI)Wt'I, and which forms the \Vesti-rn side of

No‘. 554. in the Royalty ofCliar- ttetown, cont.iining 'l‘twlve . crt-s. Ai.ao-— ’-‘W No. 3|. in the South Aisle of St

I’zinl’s Church. Ulttirllilleltiwll

l"or furtht.-r particulars, apply to IV. l"onr.'.iN,

Esq. Iiarrister at l.niv. Cltrtrlottetown; at l’ictou.

. IlA.Mti.'I‘O3I l.At-tn. tlic.-luring I-‘mactrtorof,

to J and one of the 'l'rortteen IItIlIif:(I in tho \Vill ofthe late onol

ZIIIU. Clrrtrlottntonn, 26tli0ctober, 13.53.

FARM ’FOR SALE.

IO he sold by private sale, the Lizasehold for EMS) yr.-.trs, tzontaining 50.} acres of Land, with

lit! lluildtngs thereon. About -II) acres aro clt-ar.

Tllcrc is a good puttip at the door oi the Dwelling llouse. Cltttrloltetown. on tho 'l‘ryun liu;ttl,aiid l<r'.o\‘.n It! the SLTJ ° I'.«V.’\', for the last lSycztts. Ilalf llli‘

This Farm is situated about I0 ntilt-it frotn

|’°C9lV° Illa l|lP0V° f°Wl“d- purcltusc rnonny cart remain on the l’rcrttiscs. I"or

\VlI.LIAM DOUSE, I Charlottetown, October 6, 1853.

GLEASON’S PICTORIAL. ON the first of January next. Gleason’: Pictorial will commence its iiztlt irolunrc, and willuppear vustl improved in all respects, with rt so rrbiieiv handing. new type and dress throughout, and will be printed upon the finest paper. As the prnp:ietor of the Pictorial has purchased the entire good will ' Baruutii’s New York Illualrutetl ./\‘eu:.i. attd liar! merged that journal in the Pictorial. the public will i ran r-ha advantage of this concentration of the sire-ngth of the two papers upon one, both in the artistic and the literary departnu-nts. The same ' ' host of corttrilmtors and artists will engaged on Gleason‘: Pictorial as lteretoforo. and a large addition is also tirade to the corps. both in talent and number. The most liberal iirrnngmnants have been completed. and such as will enable the Proprietor to produce by for the fittest illustrated journal yet published, and much superior to the pre- sent issue 0 the paper. is c coins of the Pictorial will constantly be bennttfied by all that can lease and instruct in art and nature. and its literary dcparttriotit will fully sustain the high repu- tation it has so long onjoyc . ages of Glsaiun’r Pictorial will contain

t

ol pmofCellnr, and six good Stable fvr night llorses, and new \Vcll of \Vater in

( rnortage for four or five years.

7

‘urthnr particular.-I apply to Mrs. \VinGi-ztnr on tln I’I'Itt|lesl, or to llnninr l'At.Ma:n, Esq., Charlotte-

own. Lot 3|, \Vest River, June 27, I853

House in Kent Street.

VIVIIE subscriber offers for sale. or to let, the dwell- ing ll '

ouso in Kent Street, adjoining his own

residnttcc. It cotitiiitts ll large Store. :-nil goo frost-

ltoorns. There is also it

he ya.-tl. It will he let II together or in two parts. In £200 lining paid down, the remainder could lie on

JOHN BREEN. June 13th 1853.

FOR SALE. llA'I‘ valuable plot of GROUND at the Ill‘Il(I of . Prince Street, formerly the site of the ll.-tpttst

Chapel. fronting I00 feet on Euston Street. and NH on lppcr ’rince Street. able situations in the suburbs for a geatlcntatr’a resi- dence. or is capable of being divided into three good building Lots. For Terms. lite. apply to

Itris one of the most desir-

_ W. H. POPE. Jane 8.

views o ever populous city in the known world, of III buildiuguo onto in the custom or western heuris- phero. of all the principril eliipu and sloainers of the navy and merchant service; with line nttd accurate portraits of every noted character in the world, both male and female. Sketches of be.-iutifnl scenery. taken from life. will also be given, with nurnurous specimens from the animal kiugilotn, the birds of the air. and tho fish of the sea. utid will present in its mechanical nu.-cation n elegant s iecitnen of art. It will contain iiltnon hundred and sixty-four square inches. giving it great amount of reading mutter mid illustrations-—iind forming a innrntitutb weekly paper of sixteen octave a on. Tsnrss:-'I‘hreo dollars per annuin. Published every Snrunnnv by I‘. GLEASON. Corner of Treniont and Iiromtiuld Streets, ostori, nits. Ssbsoriptioas received at G. T. Hauard'sBoolt Slow.

STRAY COW.

Astrsy Cow marked 1‘. I’. on one horn, and branded on the other, has been on my Premises for the last month‘; The‘ owner may have her on pay- ' ox rises, a lit to. m‘ '" ’ P” ' ANGUS McDONALD. Glenroy. Heed Hilleborough River, Dec. 10, l8b8_

THE PBALMIBT, UST RECEIVED. at Gnoncu ‘I’. II.usa’ao’s Iloekstas, in various bindings. The above is the Edition of atts's Hymns used in the Baptist Chspol, Ohsvlefletowa.

‘WAT IHCIID UP en the am Oeininr last. and Horse Pond. Th; swag‘ sea is some _ proving property an b . ’ ‘pi.’ I.0.BII'I' I‘INNI8. Jig Ieuiuyh. Dee. luih. Iul. _ jsu I_’lesdjg.Cliitty ouContrscts;Blsatls Digest and Shlpuiuqefls Asshtan ish Gen-ealmv Isports, for sale sttlue. '1‘. “sows ls¢_ltII.

TO

mediate possession given.

Cottage to Let. LET. the Cottage immediately above Apo- thecuries‘ lInl|.. fronting on Queen Street. Irri-

Also. the Store and Counting Ilonso udjoning

Apotltecarice‘ llall. Cellar underneath. and Ware lluoni attnclicd.

Rent tnodornte. 'l‘llISOI’IIIl.UB DESIIIIISAY. October l2th. I858.

8110 to be Let RONTING on neen’a Square and near the Depot ofihe Royal Agricultural Society. It has

it small office adjoining. and ii comvnodious cellar beneath. and is it desirable stand for business. Eu- qaire at this oilico.

B‘()—R SALE. a double lSi.uror-r, fitted for one or two llorsea, with Furs &.c., complete. It can

be obtained at a very low price on early application at IInszard's Gazette Otiico.

Decetrtbsr II, L588

Valuable Real Estate for Sale. ' ‘HIS Subscriber olfars for SALE bis WHARI’ and several BUILDING LOTS adjoining, at Four Qtlllfl S-riiuu-r. Persons desirous of par chasing. will please make early application to ‘ I03. 9. TREMAIN. Charlottetown. June 28. I853.

House to Let.

TO LET. that well known HOUSE and PREMISES. situate in Powual Street. known as eon’s Boarding

o as. Possession given is November

next. For-further purtioulsra,a&pl to

Bspt.I. y .

. DBBLOIS.

Premises to be Let. A DWELLING HOUSE. with three rooaisesthslrsiasdiooesiln floor. with n frost proof osllar elso s --situated in tin: fast 1. wu"i'itl.ites. Cbrlsttstswu. Del. Iii. IMO.

I’ _ grow town In o.

Jsl ilud. d udbyrluaosrdol u piiblis an oppron

to . NEW HI)I‘I‘IUN of the TIIIIII) BOOK OI“ A _|,[:‘.‘lStiNS. reviacd and adapted to the use of the Schools in Prince I"-dward Island. Of this edition, the Board of Education. have or} ored I000 copies. ' Also,

Just Published. ’llic British North American GEOGRAPHICAL raiiran.

Price with 1 Maps In. 6d.; without Maps Is.

7 ‘Ills I’ltI.\lER contains all the matter in Charit-

ber's Gcugrapliical Prirner. with the addition of the recent census. and more full descriptions of North America. ltcnntains also 5 morn in-ups, an arranged as not to be liable to tour, and is approved and reoonttnentlnd by the Board of Education.

The Subscriber. anticipating an exit-trsive demand for School Books. is now publishing the four ltoading llooltu of the National Series. Persons desirous of ac.-urttging Iotne nriiiufacturo will purchase at UIIOIIGE '1‘. li.\SZAltD':l Book store.

‘i‘wc1vetrees_ Brothers’ Useful and bconoinicnl heparatlons.

’I‘lllv‘.lR British Furniture Cream. in 6d. 'l'liL-ir IiIL‘IIi|cl‘tll)lc Furniture Polish. at 2d.

Their Uitrivallnd Metal Paste. at 2 .

“lair Incomparable India Rubber Blocking, Id.

piicltvts,

Their lilegatit llell-slrapctl Glass lnlie. filled, at 3d. Their Superior Glass Square lnlts—Black, Blue,

llllll lied, at 2\l. each.

'l‘ht.-ir ll.-lit-iuusly Scented Hair Oil, and Pomade

II€«,!t’llC.':llUI’.

Their Uni-ivalled Garment and Carpet Renovstur, ut 3d. and 6d. Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by l} El). '1‘. ll.-ISZARD, Queen Square V Twelvetrces Brothers’ boap Powder ’an entirely new invention.) S the cltoopcst, szitcst. best, and must efl'et-tnal article for all Wtibllltlg pntpoees.tt ptlclicl of wlitcii In equal to ten Penny worth of Soap

'l'lia saving of Time and Labour is so asto- lllSlilIl;_lly great. that at V' . 2 ' ’ W A 5 H can he accomplislictl BI‘}i"Ol{E IlIlEAl{I“AS'l‘ —-tio rubbing being required.

'I"rtit~= wtitiderlul .-irttclt: is .‘vl0liI‘l SEIiVICI§A- lll.E.‘ 'I'll \N .\‘():\l’, as it produces at better and much quicker lather, and is adapted for purpoaes or winch 5o:ip cannot be safely or ellcctually U5“l .

It will not injure the hands. or the most delicate material; but whilst it is itmottiparable ior porma neatly \i'ltitenin<_: l.int=ns, &t-.., after they Iiavt:

-coma dincoluuretl by a \V'.isltiti«__r, it is also unenrprtssablo for ttnpro l.'lL' the colors of FLANNl'll..S, BLAI\'KI'.'I‘b ‘tV't;Ol.Ll'INS, COLORED PlllN'I‘S, M-USL 'tlltl L."U7l‘i. :4! ‘.;tle by (IEO. 'I'. HAS’ AND. QuccnSqu;iic.

VE Z ERINARY PRACTICE, Under the Patronage of III‘: Eurlluncy Sir ALI.:XANDI-JR Ilnxiuzrtiit/iiv, Ii'uig.‘it.

il EORGI’. LORI). begs leave respectfully to inti-

tiinlo to his friends and the public in general, that he has regained his practice in the VET!-.‘.ItlNARY Lise. under the patronage of His Irlxcellcncy .\ir Ai.i;xAm.Iic IIIIANNIZRMAN. Kn" ht.

After it successful practice of 27 ye-ara—I-I in En - land and iii in Antericn—iti the course of which he has been directly irnitruttinntal. through liil skill. in saving. for their owners, the lives of many valuable lloitnizs and Cows; he hopes that, in now soliciting n rciicwal of I-'t;ar.ic I'AntotvAc.:, he may be per- ntittvd to say that he cotisidcrs himself to be its \\‘l.‘Il qttalitit-d to prescribe llliztiicrivi-:e and rreforrn l)r'i:itA't‘ioNa. intltn capacity of ti IIOIISE and Cow llorrroa. as any individual who has over pI‘tIl"ll.~lL.‘tI in that line lll this Colony ; and he. tliercforc. presumes lll'll he may cnulidetiily look forward to a renewal of that patronage which he formerly enjoyed in this Is- l.iitd.

llitsiurmtca-—Next door to the Victoria Hotel. \Valt-r Street. Charlottetown.

:rt:ttitivcr..—l\Iessrs. Desllrisziy 81. Co. Apothe- caries‘ llull. At the Depot ofthe Iloyiil Agricultu- rail Societ .

.Iittio Iiitli. I853.

Tltc Firlyairred ii a copy of the Certificate which Jllr. Lord liar received from His Euellenc .

Gizoncn onii. attended, and proscri for some of it Cattle at Government House Farm, he has done so successfully. and I shall readily employ him again. . BAIIIIIIIILN, Lt. Governor. The Wonder of the World !

Devines’ Compound Pitch Lozenge. THE Grout Remedy is at last discovered, and . COUGIIS. COLDS. AS'l‘IlllIA. COS'I‘IVE- NESS AN l) CONb‘U.\lI"i‘lON have lost their terror. and vsriisli as as if by magic before this Sovereign remedy. \Vusii ever before linowti that, Ho less use: qf Consumption were crrcdfor less than 85.’

Truly, if any in ividual is to e pitied, and needs sympathy, it is the consurnptivo,—nlwnys ex- pecting to get well. and yet the painful evidence of decay almost " uiakes the inner soul shrink with the outer flu»-Ii.”

" some blootn as roses bloom. And live as roses ive, single morning space !"

While others. in more mature lifo.—by some im- prudence and a slight cold neglected,—iu the hectic flush, the painful cough,

" 'l'ht: prints ofiheir parting stops appear."

All we nsli is this one question :—If you have got mucous membranes, or any other niernbers of the body that are “ heirs to ills.”-—nro you not interested a this great resudy, Dsviiu:s' COMPOUND Prrcn Lozervcrr.

Sold by W. ll. WA‘-'-sol und'I‘. Dssllnrnsv & Co.,at AP01‘I-IICAIllI'IIAI.l..

bronoz.

III-I Tenants on Townships Numbers Sixteen and 'I‘wooty-two. In this Is|end.tho property of The Right Honourable. Laurence Sulivan, are hereby re- quired to tnalte imtnediete payment of all arrears of rent due by them. otherwise rocoedings will be insti-

tuted for the recovery theroo .

WILLIAM I-‘ORGAN. nth April. Inns.

4.

Regular Liner from London.

THE Subscribers beg to intimate to Ship pors frotn I.ondon,thtit they will place on the Line between I.orvooa and Crun- t.o'rv I1-own. the A. I. Clipper Berque

Harvest Heats, 500 tons Register. to sail from Lon. don on or about the let A in owners ROBEIII BR 14 Lime Street. Fenchurch . ROWN & Co. Wallace. N. 8., Wm. WALSH, ent. Charlottetown. P. ‘. I. viishi to ship per Hence! Hosts, we

to k tlo . om... inf.‘ ri.'.'.' ’ 'l’.'t"£'."it.5.

A HAP 0? P. B. OLOUIIED so and show the Bletttsval

Street. London,

Terugznnuo Bulleflomuny T A -M ' "l‘l_l>lG of the Dlftutlnu of tlic. 0 Co‘ ay.' «1d"tn the Temperance I-mt. this eveuiu at fol wing Resolution was unanimously adopted VII‘-— '

Morrison) be instructed to take the necessary lefil riiessuroa for the recover of all unsettled Subscriptions to the Tetnporance llal Corbpany." by Order. I. B. COOPER. Uee'y. Charlottetown, March 11, I853. ‘

To be Published by Subscription N dein octnvo. printed from a new picat ,' on an rd er. and elegantly bound in cl new and splendid I.ihrar,v Edition of the P0 - LAR POE'l‘zl AND Pt)Ii'I‘llY or BRITAIN. I:Ldi- ted. with Biographical and Critical Notices. by the lllv. senor: ta‘ii.t.irir.t.ait. Author of “ Gallery of Literary Portraits‘ " “ Bards of the Bible. " etc. A volume to be published every alternate nionth. forming sis volumes. averaging 320 pages each, in be delivered to Sulisosribors in the course of the your. Annual subscription. one Guinea. Subscriber-‘s iuirriu received by G. 'I‘. IIASZADR. where spccinian nnmbt.-rs may be seen.

NEW PERPUME8, ac. UB|N‘S IiX'l‘RAC'I‘S IlaiIey'a Bea. Boa net. Ede's Iled osutia. I)elcroia's Fashionable er- fumes. Lowe's ragrant Perfume. and Genuine Enu do Cologne. HEJV'DRIE'8 JIIOELIA/‘E. For preserving the Beauty and Lnxuriancsofthe lair. an extract of Vegetable and Animal 0lcitgin- ou.~i Substances, most I)t:lIl.'llCltll for promoting the beauty and luxuriaiwo of the Hair. and of ii var grateful perfume. OLI./VT C'.d.llPHOR CRJIJI Has been long approved of, as a certain and agree-

*~

able remedy for chopped hands, and the injurious effects of cold and piercing winds on the skin. ivhich, however rough or red. Ii rendered soft and delicate in ii few days. 'I‘ltis Cr.-aria coniaitts no soapur alkaline matter whatever.

R O lI"L.1./V/IS A’./II. YDOK, For improving and lienutifyiog the Cottiplexioii. and eradicating all cutaneous eruptions.

. I’E.flRL DI;'.N'l'll"RI6'L'

Is it most innocent and effectual preparation for beati- tifying the Teeth. By its tonic and astringent pro- Pcfllvfi. it braces and strengthens the Gums and Sockets. praiterving Ilium in it sound and healthy con tttun. ./ILL THE F.«1VOUlTF.' TOILET SOJPS. Prepared in (lie useful form of a Tul.-Iii without

it out '. Tooth, Nail, Hair and Cloth l.'oiiUSllll.‘l in great

variety. all from LONDON Wm. R. \VA'I‘SON. Reddin's New Building.

go, or injured by bad '

‘.' tN’l

, plloll

Districts for sale It Gee. s'i look lien

Nov. 21st. I853. Adv. 6: Isl.

A CARD. MIIS. WIAVSLOIV T0 TH LJDIS. 1 RS. WINSLOW, an old an expert:-need nursc 1 and I~‘einslc Pliysiciori, would call the attention

of the Ladies to her Soothing Syrup for cltildcrti teeth- . t

II II. will itntncdiatcly rclicvo them from pain, ulliiy till spasmodic. action, solicit the guins,reilut:c iiiiIam- mutton. and is sure to regulate the Ilowels. Dept-nd upon it Mothers. it will give rest to yourselves and rclt'el'iind health to you, children. rice, 25 cents per bottle.

We lllI\'t' sold very large quantities of Mr-. Wing low’: Soothing tlyrup during the past six years, sc\' --al thousand the last year. We believe. it the best rm-rti. cine in the world for children teething or for the cure of Dyscntry and Diarrhi-it in Children, whether it arises from iectltittg or any other cause. It gives universal Iattefaction—never never heard a complaint from any one using it. never sold a medicine so universally suc. cessful in relieving pain and effecting curc|—-[relief i. a brolutely rare. CUit't‘Is 8r. PERKINS,

Druggists, Bangor, Mo WONDER OF ‘THE WORLD. Grar.-el Cured of five years standing M:-tars. Cuarrs dt. Puuiuiiti, Bangor, Me.

Grill mcn.—I have been entirely cured of the Gra- vel, by the us oi‘ your Cramp and Pain Killer. I c0ttIliiLIli'c(I taking the Crainp and Pain Killer iii the Spring of I847. I had been it great. suflbrer for ten years previous; some four or live years ofthe time I suilurcd beyond all my powers to describe.