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Hetioway s Oinimeni and Pilis — Lambago, Rhematism, Tre Doloreux. — All Exeratiating pains of the muscles and

nerves are relieved with astonishing rapidity by the use of thie extraordinary Ointment. The affected parts, previously fomented with waray w ‘ter, have only to be briskly rubbed with this ssothing anguent to obtain instant ease. 4 niugh assist in Danishiny the tendenty to rhematism and simt- lar painful dissrders, Whilst the Ointment cures the local vilmeat, the Pilis remove the constitutional distar ance, and regulate evety impaired funetion of every organ throughout the buwan body, The cure is neither temporary nor super- fivial, but permanent and complete, and the disease rarely reours, 89 perfect ‘as been the purification performed by these e-arcing yet harmless operations.

—PPLLALPLP LLL LOLOL

Taste ny Peptic Arprovat.— Modern science applies

itself to every department that promotes health, comfort and luxurious ease ; and among the chemists of the day who bave greatly multiplied these appliances, Joseph Burnett & Co. stand pre-eminent. We have received in a neat little case an udmirable cosmetic ; an Oriental Tooth Wash ; andanew and delicate perfume, under the pleasant name of Fivrime?. ‘These articles have been bofore the public for some time, and have been tested by its approval. Having used these preparat ons very freely. we can cordially recommend them to our readers. — New Bedford Mercury. oe Seiten elliniicsandiiitwiisitimnnintininaninhanitiaminhinion wtiencnipinie nie do<iisiilie Much bas been said ot the Exttera Exeulapias’ labors for the sick; not one baif Las yet been told of the indomitable perseverance of this singu- Isc man. Lwbued with the conviction that Scr fala is the parent of dis- ease, be has beon years engaged in searching the boundaries of the earth for its sutidote. With wast labor has he canvassed the pruducts of sen and lvad, through both continents, antil he has discovered that combina- tion of remediais whiel exparges this human rot snd corruption from the systen. This new invention we now offer iu our columns under the name

of Argn’s Sagsaraaiiua, although its virtues are from substances far |

more sctive and effectual than Sarsepariila — Mercantile J:urnal LOL Th TT Ti a Tl te THE OXYGEYENATED BITTERs.

A Query. Why will you su‘fer? sive term for the namerous diseases which affect the stomach, liver, and in facet the whole human system. Until Mr. Green discovered the Uxy- genated Bitters, medical svience was at fault and had exhausted itself in fruitless exerts to cure this dissase. The Dyspeptic need suffer no

longer with @ disoase that is always painful, and frequently a fatal |

afl ction.

Tavs unique and peculiar compound will as certainly cure the disease a# the disease exists. Had it not this power, such testimony as follows Would ut be givea in its favor:

Dj speptics, Read! Asuvecor, Oct. 6, 1839. Messrs.S. W. Fowre & Co.— Gents: —Nine years ago I was so much reduced ia strength as t» be

unable to attend tw the common duties of my household, and suffered |

{row a complication of diseases that truly render life a vurden. [ re- sucted tu varivus physicians of acknowledged sill, but without relief, and my case was considered beyond the possibility of cure; but at this juvcture I made use of the Oryzenited Bitters, and so rapidly did I wend that the effect was wonderful. My physician's distrust of the me- dicine gave place to tbe utmost confidence init. Aftera lapse of years, I new remain ia the enjoyment of good health, and bave ever found the Bitters » never faiiling antidote for the various symptoms which arise from constitutioas! derangements. several of my friends, witn wrifirm and satisfectory results CATHERINE RAYMOND. Read the following Order. From s respectable and well Known Druggist. Cuancotretows, Paisce Kowanp Istayp, Mears S. W. Fowie & Co. June 21, 1860. Gentlemen: —You will please send me another supply of Dr. Wistar's Bacsam or Wit» Curary, and also sume more of Tuk Uxyeaxaten

Birress, the sale of wuich [ am happy to state is steadily increas ng. |

Those who bave tried either of them have borne willing testimoney to

their efficacy as remedial agents in the diseases to whica they are tes- | Reaping and Mowing Machines last summer, and I can ‘estify YDAINS IN THE BACK, GRAVEL, LUMBAGO, GOUT, KUEUMATISM, DISEASE OF THE KIDN EYS, BLAD- |}

pectively applicable. Respeetifully yours, WM.R. WATSON. Prepared by SETH W. FU'VLE & OO, Boston, and for sale by W. R. Warsow (general agent), T. DesGrisay and M. W. Skinner, Char- lottetown, and by Druggists geveraliy. SONNEI RIN FINI NI

A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT,

Having parsed ssveral eleepless nights, disturbed by the agonies and Cries of a suffering child, aad becomiag convinced that Mrs, Wixstow’s Booruive Srave was just the article needed, procured a supply for the ebild. On reaching howe, and acquainting his wife with what be bad

dune, sho refused tu bave it adiwinistered to the child, as she was strong: | That night the ehild passed in suffering, Returniag home tae day following, the |

ly ia favor of Homeopathy. and the parents without sleep. father found the buby still worse; and while contemplating another

sleepless night, the mether stepped from the room te attend tu some do- |

mestic duties, and icft the father with the child. During ber absence be administered a portion of the Sooraine Srave to the baby, and said Bothing. That night ail hands slept well, and the little fellow awoke

in the morning bright and happy The mother was delighted with the |

sudden and wonderful change, and although at first offended at the de- ception practiced upon her, has continued to use the Syrup, and suffer- ing, crying babies and restiess nights have disappeared. A single trial wf the Syrup never yet {failed to relieve the baby, and overcome the pre- jadices of the muther.

AYEK’S SAKSAPARILLA Is a concentrated extract of Pura Sarsaparilla, so combined with Other substances of still greater alterative puwer as to affurd an effective autidote fur the disease Sarsaparilla is reputed tocure. Such a remedy is surely wanted by those who suffer irom Strumuus complaints, and

_ that one whieh wili accomplish their cure must prove of immense service |

to this large elass of our afflicted fellow citizens. How completely this eomponnd will do it has been proved by experiment oa many of the Worst cases to be found ia the following complaints ;

SekoFULA AND Sstorvcous CompcLaints, Exurtions axp Earuptiye Diseases, Uvcens, Pinvces, Buotcues, Tomoxs, Sactr Rueos, ScaLp Heap, Syvwiuts asp Syreaiuitic Areectioxs, Mexeraiar Disease, Daorsr, Nevcaacata on Tie Dutovaecs, Dewitity, Drsvepsia ann [x- oragstios, Enysivecas, Rose on St. Anrdovy’s Fire, aod indeed the whole class of complaints arising from Iuruniry or tue BLoop.

Tois componnd will be fowad a great proauter of health, when taken

3 the spriag, to expel the for! humors whieh fester ia the bivod at that | season of the year. By the timely expulsion of them many rankling |

Wisorders are vipped in the bud. Mujltitudes can, by the aid of this | remedy, spare themselyes from the endurance of foul eruptions and ulvervus sores, through which the system will strive to rid itself of cor- ruptions, if not assisted to do this thro¢gh the natural channels of the body by an alterative medicine. Cieanse out the vitiated bluod when- | ever you fiad its impurities bursting through the skia iu pimples, erup- tioys, of sores; cleanse tt when you find it is obstructed and sluggish in the veias; cleanse it wheaever itis foul, sod your feelings will tell you wien, Even where no particular disorder is felt poople enjoy better health, aad live longer, for cleansing tho bloo i.—Keep the blood | bealthy, and all is well; bat with this pabulum of life disordered, there | eaa be no lasting health. Sooner or later something must go wrong, aod the great rascuiuery of life isd sordered or cverthrowa.

During late years the pubiic have been misled by large bottles, pre- | tenting to give a quart of Extract of Sarsaparilla fur one dollar. Most | of these have been frauds upon the sick, fur they net only contain little, if any, Sarsapariila, but often no curative properties whatever. ence, bitter and painful disappointment bas followed the use of the various extracts of Sarsapariila which flood the market, until the name itself is just); despised, and has becotse synonymous with iwposition and cheat. Still we call this compound Sarsapariila, and intend to supply such a re- | medy as shall reseue the name from the load of obloquy waich rests up | onit. And we think we have grouna for believing it has virtues which | are irresistible by the ordinary run of the diseases it is intended to | eure.

~PICATAQtA Fire & Mlarvine Jusurauce Co.

OF MAINE. |

STOCK DEPARTMENT. Authorized Capital, $509,000. Capital Subscribed | and Secured, $253,445.76.

Hos. JOUN N. GOODWIN, Prest. OSEDP, MILLER, Vice Prest. SULPLEY W. RICKER, Secretary. DIRECTORS, Hox. Jouw N. Goopwix, Ovev P. Miccua, Davin Faicsanks, Aunes Oakes,

F. W. De RKocgevonr. |

Fire Insurance on Dwelliags, Furnitare, Warehouses, Public Buildings, | Miils, Manatsctories, Sfores, Merébandiso, Ships in Port, or while building, agd viher property. Lulaad [asurance oa Goods to all parts

ef the country. Mariue Insurance oa Vessels, Vargo aud Freight to all |

parts of the World.

Postosgs Issyep AND FURTUER INFORMATION GBTAINED OF

3.8. CARVELL, Agent. Charlottetown, January 7, 1861. ly—all papers.

~ ALEXANDER McKINNON, AUCTIONEER GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,

QUEEN STREET,

CHARLOTTFTOWN, P. E. ISLAND. Qsetce in the 6a ue Building as A. H. Yazes, Esq.

ans Ship Broker, Auctio.eer,

AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. BANK BUILDINGS _ March 18. a Cbarlottetown, P.E. Ieland. | MEDICAL NOTICE. ELZEAR D. GAUVREAU, M.D.

on McGirp Cortece, Monragan. Licentiate of the Cullege of Physicians and Surgeons of Lower |

eonennfih sete

Sateter W. Ricker, Joun A. Parse,

Canada. } ‘oe at ee Dorchester Street, Ch. Town. ay be consu ily between the hours of 9. a.m. and 4 p. Uetoher 2, 1860. ence

Mills for Sale.

HE MILL VALE PROPERTY advertised for sal T 10th instants, i# still in the Market, and will be auld <

vate Terms at a great bargain, if early application be wad Ch. Town, June 17, 1801. 6; TW. HYNDMAN.

Wool and Sheepskins. pus Sabseriber will pay CASH for any quantity of Wool

Core ROBERT BELL, Market Charlottetown, June 10, 1861. eee

The Pills

Dyspersi is a brief but comprehen- |

I have sicce recommended them to |

i Lroperty -

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, Tar, Paint, Grease, Varnish, &e , Collars of Coats, soiled by i

J UST arrived

of vigorous Turnip whici are worthy their cuufidence.

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‘The Greatest and Best Invention ofthe Age | FOR FARMERS. Manny's Patent MOWING and REAPING Machine.

NB acre of Hay or Grain cut on rough or smooth land ¢ im-an hour, fog less than one shiliing cost, with the — of four or five joined in the purchage of one of bhese ever Ske labowe- sawing Minny's Pvtent Mowing and Reaping Machine combined,

Now on Exhibition and Sate, with Witeoinb’s Pstent Hi. rse Hay Rake, land Brown’s Putent Heorae Pitch Fork, at Orwell Cheap Store—cheaper than the cheapest Conutry Sture on the Isiaud, and with the greatest variety, frum «a Needle to an Anchor.

3 Gold, 6 Silver Prizo Medals. and $100 Cash’ ;

imvwe been awardec :

At the Crystal Palace and State Fares of America, where Manny’s

| Machine has been fully tested with several other Machines, and proted to be the best, safest, most durable and cheapest Machine of the kind ever offered to the public, for saving time, labor and expense to the

Farmers, by which five weeks labor and cost can be saved over the old

fashion mode of harvesting with hook and seythe, which will pay . fifth

share of the entire Machine in one season. It can now be got if {cur or

five in a Settlement join together, and for which time will be given for | payment by the Subseriber, for all those ordered by the 20th of May, |

so as to have them ready in time for harvest, to enable the Farmers to

ship their produce in good weather, and @ month sooner, and not four | having tootwuch grain ripe at once, when one of these money saving | machines can be had vn such favourable terms and easy payment, at

| Orwell Cheap Stere. Tuis is en opportunity that cannot be get every day, to clear and make , barge farms, and have a month’s work dove by lads 1) or 18 years eld, j ia one week. This ia comirg up to Telegraph operation, and will make the | Farmers independent, and look out for better times and more produce. These wonlerful Machines are invalnable te Ship-bailders and Sea- Captains, Mechanics, Teachers, Widows, and ali those whose tiinc is more valuable at other callings, and will be set up by tho maker. A trial given of them, and warranted fully perfect, or taken back. | Annexed area few testimonials from some of our mest extensive Island | Farmers, that can be depended on, and who aro willing to give satisfac. tory refereace, if called on. |} Further particulurs koown from PATRICK STEPIENS, Agent, Ocwell Cheap Store. WwW. W. IRVING, | Agricultural Warehouse, Crarlottetown, or to THOMAS ANNEAR, Wood Contractor, April 29, 1861. Montague Kiver. N. B.—All parties wishing to use any of theze Machines, would do weil to roll the laad im time for thera —tAts is important. P. 3. Certificates. We certify that each of us have purchased one of Mimay's Patent Two

; : r : wh le Horse Mowing and Reaping Machines, the operation of which we are highly |

pleased with, and it having perf lall ou

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than our neighbours, with the old fashion scythe and hook. ‘ We consider Muany’e Michine the most valuable invention ever dis- | covered, or seen on this Island, for the benefit ofthe Parimers, and strongly advise every one reqarivg such to secure them in time, if they ean urrange in ary way t » have ono in each settlement, when the benefit will

be found to save woney and time—so valuable to farm workers. (signed) WILLIAM ACORN, Miller & Parmer, Lot 49, | KOBERT MUTCH, Farmer & Stock Master,

April 22, 1861. Gallows Point. N. B.—Auy one wishiag to seo oar Machine, can call at any time, | or so the agent, at Orwell Cheap Store, whero one is on exibition and sale

it certify that I had one of Miany's Patent Tx02 [forse Mower and Reap- | ing Machines ot work on my Farin last season, ond found it proved adimi- jraviy well, arJj far superior to any one of the kind [ ever saw in England, lor on this Island ; and bad I not sueceeded in getting the uso of it, I should have lost a great quantity of my grain, it having got over ripe, | and I could not get wen to hire at any wages at the time, I i und it } much less expense, and the work better done than by hand. My opinion | is, that when these Machines are a little better knuwn, no Farmer that | Wants to save money, or time, will be without one. JOHN DOUSE, Port Selkirk.

} April 22, 1861. | ** I hereby certify that I have purchased one of Manny’s

to its superior construction and capabilities to perform the | work for which it is designed ina first rate style. LI have cut j over very rough as well as smooth ground, and on all ocea- sions its work was done well. [ have also cut with it for | several of my neighbours, and all were highly delighted with }its performance. { can truly say it is one of the most useful articles that has been brought to this country, and | have no {doubt it will be extensively used, as it saves considerable ‘time, labour, «nd expense, which all farmers wish for.

Lot 4°, May 28, 1561. Pury Lang, J. P.”

Several other iestimonials can be seen with the Agent at Orwell.

FOR SALE OR TO BE LET,

And Immediate Possession given. NE WELL KNOWN PROPERTY formerly in the pos- session of the late JAMES N LARRIS, Commission

fronting on Richmond Street, fitted up as a Dwelling tlouse,

Shop and Sale Room, with a Room in the rear 40 feet long, |

fitted for cutting and packing Pork, &e.

Atso—.. BUILDING in the rear of the Lot, two stories |

high, 44 by 40 feet, used as a Warehouse, &e., and under

| whieh ia a large Frost Proof Cellar.

This Property being very convenient to the Market, is one of the best business stands in the City. lars apply to W. W. LORD, Executor.

| Charlottetown, May 20, 1861.

Kor Sale or to Let, | And Immediate Possession given, FBRXUAT new two-storey COTTAGE, fronting the St. Peter's Road, near Mr. Crabb’s Corner, with a large Garden (under cultivation, and partly seeded) attached, the Property jof the late James N. Hares If sold, 25 per cent of the pur- | chase to be paid down, and the balance may remuin secured on the property for some yrars. Apply to dune 3, IS86L. W. W. LORD, Exeentor.

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AUCPION! T° be Sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on TUESDAY, tie | Ist day of AUGUST next, a PLECE OF LAND fronting } om Sidney-street 63 feet, running back 80 feet—a part of the! property formerly owned by the late Mr. owe, Inn-keeper, | Phere isa WAKEMOUSE, 30 by 20 feet, on the rear of the! 25 per cent to be paid on the first Nuvember, and the balance to remaim for some YEARS. For further particulars apply to WILLIAM W. LORD, Executor. Charlottetown. 3rd June, 1861. Notice. LL persons having any demands againat the Estate of the late JAMES N. HARRIS, Esqaire, of the City of Charlottetown, | deceased, will please furnish the same, duly attested to, within aix | months from this date; and all persons indebted to the said Estate are | hereby required to make immediate payment to the subscriber. | W. W. LORD, Executor. Srd June. | NO BLARNEY | j

f UT heart-felt thanks to the Farwers for the confidence |

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Charlottelowu, 2nd May, 1861.

reposed in the FEELD and GARDEN SEEDS an-. nually suld by J. WILLIAMS, Query Savarez, who solicits attension to his ~tock o! seeds, viz; Canadian White Bald Wheat, Carse of Gowrie do. Gravel and Beech Nut Wheat, Timothy and Huangrrian Grass Seeds, Istand Growth and imported Red Clover Seed, White Dutch Clover Seed, A variety of Swedish and other ‘Turnip Seeds, Carrot, Beet and Parsnip Seeds, and @ large variety of GARDEN SEEDS. J. W. would also call attention to a superior samp'e of | Flour and Core Meal, sold either by the Barrel or retail, | with his usual Ssock of Dry Goods and Groceries. Several tuns of BARLEY STRAW for aale. N. B. The highest ensh price given for Timotuy Szep. Ch. Town, April 15, 1861. tf

PAVILION HOTEL,

_G:eat George Strost. (Opposite the Roman Catholic Cathedral } ISS STREET, having again taken possession of the above z Establishwent, bag re-opened it as a FIRST CLASS HOTEL, having furnished it in the best style ; and she is now

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prepared to accommodate her friends and the publie generally | City, and on as reasonable terms as can be purchased elsewhere.

in @ Superior manner. The Building being a epacious one, |

well adapted and arranged for an Hotel, and bei ituated | ; P B ee : puttio build. }and judge for themselves, before purchasing elsewhere.

in the ceutre of the City, near to the principal ings, she trusts it will be found to be a desirable and pleasant | location for a temporary or permanent residence. ’ Charlottetown, May 13, Is61. 3m. Turnin Seed! Turnip Sood!

LL kinds £UR®{P SEEDS, FRESH and vod, this Spring ~A from England per Ship Jsavel, for sale at Cash Drug Store of

June 3, 1861. M. W, SKINNER. two Useful Articles. HEMICAL SOAP for removing spots from Silk, Woellen, Cotten, and Linen without injuring the colours ; Bpots of | grouse, can be cleaned by this Soap very readily. Atso.—Diamond Cement for mending Glass, Crockeryware, China, Mantle-piece ornaments, &c.. &e., one of the eheapest

and best cements ever discovered. For sale at the Cush Dru Store of

June 3, 1861.

iio! Warmers!

And still it comes,

per barque

English Red and White Dutch CLOVER SEEDS.

A few bushels of clean TIMOTHY left.

Farmers have also an opportuuity of examining a variety | flaunts just raised from the

JOHN WILLIAMS,

May 27, 1861. Queen's Square.

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has proved much more satisfactory than we expected, | rine work much better, and at less cost than hand | laser, and baving our hay and grain secured nearly five weeks soouer |

Merchant, of this Cily, consisting of a ‘wo story KHULLDING |

For farther particu. | jhad * THB MEDICAL ADVISER,” or should curing any of tue above, enclose tue amount by

yee,

| EFFECT A CURE, when timely used.

| Syrup is administered,

of DYSENTRY and DIARRHQ@A IN CUILDR: N, whether it arises from teeth-

| Branswick Manufactories, which fur price defy competition.

M. W. SKINNER. gg 05 valuable PROPERTY, formerly owned by P. Me Read's Corner, Lot 19, and Within two and a half miles of Summerside, for 999 Andrea, a fresh importation ef HOUSE, BLACKSMITH’s

of business, and will be sold or let on reasonable terms.

seed, all of at Summerside.

gallons COD FISH OIL.

The Gramitwer.

SUCCNSS UF THE Now] OF TRENTMENT., Through all |

) De Roos’ medicines, or sent £ vat |

' : r PAXTRAGKDINARY 5! A AND ONLY Sire MODE Peoksellees, and of all the agents for _ \free direct from the Author for Ee = ' ) THE MEDIAL ADVISE « wes ee ee Arising from excesses, infection Clim ite, & ’ pp ean 5 t “ re a i: | tien te healt): and v.gour by ay Improve jinet mul of tre atmen . 4 | ters on all toe more ‘coun mn diseases Of the gener live systein, bad hh the best means by which the most obdurate Cases tay be opendiy cured; remarks on the use of the microscope; © eee oe : a j riage: directions for obviiting certara disq lifications; ru 3 a . | Serrotrvms for seif-treatinent,&@c. By W. De Roos, M.D » of the woule Medecine, Paris, Graluge nm Melicine, Surgery and Mulwfery, 2, Lon ion, iV. e lls perusal is especially recom-

sremature decay of the system,

ide LDedtord Piace, Beoomsbary Sqiare, ‘Te those who contemplate marriag one |

Mended.—VTne kaowledge itimparts Mast Come some time ane fay (uré is certain in every CU-)

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PY they who donot possess jt too iute. : |} rabie case, aud few indeed are they Which are net so.—it 1s j lated to effect a complete reroiation in the treatinent ol the | Plaints.—Simple and inerpensite. every sufferer may cure | speed ¥, privately and at the Jeaat possi le Cast, on | | Fromlong practical observation of the treatment pursued ™ | | Most famous lnsti tions at this country and the continent, for those

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diseases referred to im the above work, the Author has had some aa i

facilities for acquiring thet uniform success we ee hatherto characterized bis practice, in which the distr ssing cons ‘ queuces resuiting trom the imjaudicious employment of me cur), 7 pivi, and simiiar dangerous maeheimes are entirely avoided. ‘seed denelitin these cases canoniy be reasonably expected at the handa ot those who devote their chief attention to such diseases; and to those Dr. De R. refers with ote ance

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loniy ean confidence be safely extended, ito the numbers he has been instrumental im restoring to health | happiness: and to ail who need such aid he offers every assurance of }@oredy restoration,

' PoRsIGN ResipEenTs con be successfully treated by cor respondence, lor sending the deta:d of their case, with a Bank | London house tor £5or £50 in order thata package of medicines to | meet the exigencies of the case may be sent out by next roavny thus ) avouhog the protracted ruffering aud unnecessary juss of vaiuabdy¥ } time, which must oilierwise occur.

{Truro ET CKELFRriTER.] i Rh. DE ROOS’ GUTTA VITA, OR LIFE DROPS, de France; Royal College of Prussia, &.. have in nuinberiecss sastances | proved their decided superiority over every other advertised Kemedy fur Sperm ttorrha@a, langeur, tassituce, Ww int of energy depression ol spirits, irritability, anger. Cxe:tement, need.ess tear, distaste and in- capacity for suciety, study or business, iaigestion, pains in the side. } pa pitation of the heart, gid tiness. woises in the head, impotency, im i veditments to murringe, &e, ‘Phis mediciné strengihens the viiaiity of the givesenergy to the muscles and nerves, thas | i} speediiy removes nervous com)dilaints, renevates the impaired powers the most shattered Constitubon. For skin} pains in the bones and atl those diseases jy |

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| of lite throat, which mercury, sarsaparitia, &c. are tuo often employed tn vain to the | j serious detriment of heaith, its surprising eilicacy has only to be tesi- | complaints if negiected often become “ chronic” or inen- | rable, sufferers will du wel! bet ste valuable time in seek- | fiie* professing te supersed>

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medicines 10 mike fair son, or leit upon the toilet tab e. without exciting ite | Price Ils, and“four times the quantity at 338 per botile j Phe £5 packages containing twelve Ils quantities, (by Which a saving | iof £1 12s ts effected jand the £10 pickages by which @ stk grester | saving is effected, will be sent from 25 Bedford Place only, on rece:pt | of the amount per draft on a London house or otherwise. Extracis from letiers which can be seen by any one. ‘1 am happy to say that! am now qnite weil, thanks to you and your medicine of ; medicine ”"——-D, P., St. Asaph. “1am happy to say that ft shall cot require more, thank God, andl hope tle wiil reward you for what you have done for me.""—A. C., Hartlepool. © lf my tongue could speak, |} Or my pen ccu'd wrile to express my gratitude te you | shonid feel | | appy, but neither word nor pen of mine can do so.’’—F]. A, Birming- jAam. ** Without you Ll shou!d soon have been in my grave, but new } fama happy man again.’ D. £. F., Inverness. vou sufficiently. © Had I never what f might have been now I cannet te !l.’

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nature.

read of the Gutte Vitey W. G, West Pelton.

| DER, &e. } Safe and speedy Remedy for the above dangerous complaints

| quently harass the sufferer over the best years of life, and end only in}

} 80 agonizing death, They agree with the most delicate stomac!:, and | iu three days effact a curs when capivi, cubebs, &e , have utterly failed. |

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Protected by Royal Letters Patent of England; Seals of the Facu!te

valuable Flam. 5D

**l can never thank } where or!

Dk. DE ROO3’ COMPOUND KENAL PILLS are a most | Dis- } charges and Disenses of the Urinary Organs geuerally, which too fre-|

2s 9d., 43. 61., Lle-, and 83s. per box. The Superiority of these cele- |

| brated mediciaea over everything of the kind, is universally acknow- ledged, aud the extraordinary demand for them without preeedent. | Many there are, who from natural didi Ince, or fear of discovery, } would silently bear thoir afilictions rather than apply for aid to those | from whom they may reasonably expect relief. With the above renie- | dies the satierer may without the knowledge of a second person, cure | himself speedily, privately, aud at the least possible expense. “LT have taken your Pills and always derive great benefit from them ”

--W. W. H., Queen’s Colieze, Cambridge. ** I have taken your Pills | Wits the most Lappy result.”—B. U., Cork. ‘* Your Pills do me great good, f feel better thie last twelve months than for years before.”— F Wareham, Ashford. * Your Pills did we more geod than anything | i bave taken.’ —if J Dursley. ** I have tried your Pyils and derived i | the greatest benefit tiieretrem "— V. G., Navy Hotel, St. Hetier's.

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hemist, Swanston-street, Melucurne, Australia, of whom ais my be

d:fliculty arise in pro- drait or otherwise, to 28 Bedivid Place, Bloowsbury Sguare, Luadve, W, and they will be

sent securely packed per return. i t I

CAU LION. — There being hrghly injurious imitetions of the above, suf. | Serers should guad aganst the recommendation of ther medicines by dis dom: st vendors, who tau: obtain a larger profit. Yo protsct the usirc} AGAINST Pkaup, Hew Magesry’s Lion. Uomuissiongns have directed that | the wards ** Wacrer De Rous, Loxpox,”? be priated in white leticrs on the! Stamp a

fiwed to the «ab elomr . }

we, 82 omilate wluch is f

MRS. WINSLOW

Aa experienced Nurse and" inule Physician, presents to the attention

i. mothers, ber ray ¥ ‘ ‘ SOOTH NG SYRUP, FOR CL.uDREN TEETHING,

which greatly facilitates the process of teething, by softening the gums, ore all infawmation—will silay ALL PALN and spasmodic action, and is

USED TO BREGULATES TUE BOWELS. epend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.

We have put up and sold this article for over ten years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of it, what we have never been able to say of | any other wedcicine —NEVER MAS IT FAILED, IN A SINGLE INSTANCE, To |

’ Never did we know an instance of }

dissatisfaction by auy one who used it. Qa the contrary, all are deliguted with its operations, and speak in terms of commendation of | its magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter | ‘““WHAT WE DO KNow,” after ten yeurs’ exp rience, AND PLEDGE overt REPUTATION POR THE FULFILLMENT OF WHAT WE HERE DECLARE. In | almost every iwstance where the infant is su

|! , ‘ fering from pain and ex- | haustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes alter the |

ge 9 i ty ny te pn ee

This valuable preparation is the prescription of one of the most! EX?ERIENCED and SKILLFUL NURSES in New Eagland, and bas been used | With Neve FAILING soccrss in

THOUSANDS OF CASES,

Tt not only relieves the child from pain, but iuvigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and euergy to the whole | system. It will almost instantly relieve

GRIPING IN THE BUWELS, AND WIND COLIc and overcome couvulsions, which, if not speedily remedied, end in death We believe it the nest and sures? REMEDY IN THE WORLD, in all cases

ing, or from any other cause. Woe wouid say to every mother who has a child suffering from any of the foregoing complaints—po wor Let} YOUR PREJUDICES, NOR THE PREJUDICES OF OTHEKS, stand between you and your suffering child, and the relief that will be SURE—yes, ABSOLUTELY sURE—to follow the use of this medicine, if timely used, Fall directions for using will aecompany each bottle. unless the fac-simile of CURTIS & PERKINS, outside wrapper. Sold by Druggists throughout the world. rire Office, i3 Cedar Street, NW Y. rice only 25 Cents per Bottle. W. R. WATSON Somme Agent for Pm

None genuine New-York, is on the

Tobacco ! Tobacco ! Tobacco !

oe subscriber offers for Sale, at his Manufactory, a quantity of the best manufactured TOBACCE in the

Persons wanting to purchase will please to call at the Factory in the weat end of the Building known as the City Taunery,

April 1, 1861. 3m CHARLES REILLY.

Ex Rambler from New York, 5 BBLS. CRUSHED SUGAR, 12 Boxes Layer RAISINS 4 Boxes Washing SODA, 10 Boxes CANDLES, Cheap for Cash, P. WALKER. _Charlottetown, May 27, 1861. (R.W.4ia.) CLOTHS! CLOTHS? Important to Country Dealers

HE attention of Country Dealers, and the public gene- rally, is called to a sample stock of CLOTHS from New

April 1, 1861, tf J. 5. CARVELL. ‘Do be Solid or Tet,

Veicu, situate at the junction of two public roads, at

It consists of one acre of Land held under lease years at sixpenee per acre, and has a DWELLING ( SHOP, &e., erected thereon.

This is one of the best Stands in Prince County for any kind |

; sold | For urther information application to be made to the proprietor

FOR SALE, at the subscriber's Store, at Summerside, 90

Summerside, May 27,185}, Sm JAMES BRAZIL.

dicing

e days of réhilroad and steamboat ac

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cultivation, the remainder covered with Hard and Soft Wood.

There are a good Dwelling House and Barn on the premises, and also a

the dwelling. on the premises,

chased in the Market, the best of Rum, Brandy, Gin,

key, and a superior article of old Malt Whiskey. Also — X, XX, and XXX Ale. : r

Charlottetown, November 14, 1860.

Charlottetown, March 8, 1861

PERRY DAVIS’

VEGETAELE

) Pain Hiller

_ 1 7 We ask the attention of the public to this

long tested and unrivalled

Family Jledieine.

It has been favorably known for _ than twenty years, during eo ate - have received thousands of ——, showing this Medicine to be an we never-failing remedy for diseases caused by

ttendant upon --— Budden Golde, Coughs, Fever ard Saws Headache, Bilious Fever, Pains wm : a Side, Back, and Loins, as well as in t Joints and Limbs; _Wearaiale’ ant ' Rheumatic LPains i any pa g the system, TLoothache and Pains uw

Face. " Head and ‘or and Tonic

fsa lood Purifier aad Sor the Ptomach, it seldom fails to (Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Liver Comp int, fad Stomach, Heartburn, Kidney Com- plaints, Sick. Headache, Piles, fisth- ma or Phithisic, Ringworms, 5B ols, Felons, Whit-lows, Old Sores, Swelled Joints, and General Bdulitu of the DHustem. mae, Jt is Vea prompt and sure Remedy for SR ata + it be Stomach, Painters Cramp and Pain in tis Colic, Hiarrhoea, Qysertte™ oLtholn met ecmplaint, Cholera Morbus,™

or

of accident t gurmuaty fyuo et :

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traveller is safe without it.

near at hand, in case

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x3 Bruises, Frost Bites, Chilblains, as well fo “J > as the Stings of Insects, Scorpions, Cen- |* ‘§ tipedes, and the Bites of Poisonous Insects S and Venomous Reptiles. =

Seo Directions accompanying each bottle. It has been tested in every variety of ’ climate, and by almost eueru. nation kenowun to Americans. It is the almost

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"2 constant companion and inestimable friend 3 ]

3 of the missicnasy. and the traueller, 3 —on sea and land,---and no one showld & travel on our lakes or rivers without it.

Prices, 125 cts, 25 cts., 50 cts, and $1.00 per Bottie, » PERRY DAVIS & SON,

MANUFACTURERS AND PROPRIETORS, PROVIDENCE, R. I.

Sold by dealers every where. Agent, T. DESBRISAY, Apothecaries’ Hall, Uharlottetown, P EI, January 28, 1861. 18m

‘ 40M KoyousueS yons sp puv Sey 1/7 17°. ye P

fer unrivalled and in

“CURE IS AT HAND!

soe. es — iV é “ } 1 mn ~ vd - HOLLOWAY’S OINTMENT, } Becon j és ‘Scorbutic Eruptions. i eens and | wellings- _

If this wonderful Ointment be well rubbed into the parts | all skin disease will be speedity overcome. it acts not by | but repulsion. It enters the system as salt enters meat, and . | not loeatly only, bat constitutionally purefying the whole | neutralizing all depraved humours, and affecting a radical | Date cure. ‘The Pills should be taken as an auxiliary to the | ment, as thev are so prepared as to act in unison with it,

‘ p disease.

land confirming the conquest of the _-Diptheria, Uleerated Sore Throat and Q The above complaints have for twenty years beent | solioway’s Ointment aud Piile with perfect success. have been se remarkable, speedy, ard numerous, thet these | diseases are more easily cured by these meaicines, than even | common sore throat, if taken in time. x The Kidneys, Stone and Gravel. a In these complaints, the ( intment almost acts like a arm, pre. | viding it is very effectually rubbed over the regions of the : lwhich it will penetrate and give almost immediate relief, | Pitts should be taken according to the printed directions, | most extraordinary cures may be effected by this means.

Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Scrofulous Sores, and Glandular

Swellings. ! i In such eases the Ointnent come surely and with a that resembles magic. It shou'd be rubbed into the parts .

* | after they have beea fomented with lukewarm water. The rae and curative powers of this marvellous unguent yt never fale | Any oid sore, wound or ulcer always vields to its influeuce, @ !

cases of bad breasts. or milk fevers. its action is woaderful,

Ler swellings may soon be reduced by foilowing the printed ——

_- he Action of the Heart. Dropsy. — tu.08 Np — The eae is Commonly preceded by irregular aetion