. =e. I;’$ul:':- id.e. his ate a var i . rs. an sssortrneat tau. s.i.i.."i:..ts. ’. ms. llsclisia An .Assortaisut of Herd-I rooms. All - wars, I'hiladsl his Mill Saws , Cerpenterfs Tools. l‘orlts. vdos _ S lrit Levels. 11‘ units. el

:'l

!. .’’‘\'1I(l!‘-,V> . Q‘

HASZA be as ETTE. OC'I‘0I3ER 21.‘ >> .

Port of Ohsrtottetown. . ‘ auurvun.

001- 17. Nancy. Pictou; coal. Ralnbevr. do.; stone.

Ilth.VsIociiy. Pugwuslr; steue. Amelia. Hubert. Arichat; bal.

Itth. Sass Goths, Webster. Bucteueho: deal. Le-

oeha. Devison. Mirstuichi; deal Gt stone. Brigt.

Brothers. do.; do. Brig Cicily. London. 42 days;

general cargo. Albion. Nowfll; lsh 8!. passengers. earnan. -

Oct. Ils 000- C||el._ Ptetoa; produce. Trial. Me- Keeuiet hal. Empire. Livorpool; timber di deal. by J. A. McDonald.

1%. Brig Silistria. do.; do., by Lsegworth. and

ates. Pireniede. do.; do , by R. Longworih. Sophie. Delory. Newlld.; producs.

Married.

At Charlottetown. on Wednesday, the will inst.. by the Rev. Wnr. Snodgrass. ofnlt. James’ Church, ths’Rcv. Francis Nichol, of St. John's. _N. F.. to June Willisiris. only daughter of the late Hon. George Dalryrnple.

On the I0th instant. by the Rev. H. Dunbar Mr. Andrew Devison to Miss Jane Blscsy. both of the vicinity of New London. ‘

s

Births, On Friday. 20th October, the wife of Dr.‘ Stret- ton. . N. oftwins: a sort and a dung cr. Wednesday last. the 19th instant. Mrs. Daniel Davies. of e Daughter.

. Died.‘

On Saturday evening. tlte 4th instant. Robert G°°|’l°_. l0}|_ of Mr. Robert Galbraith. late of the C°fl|||||lllY|M. llhrrntidhsged 2 years and 10 months.

Passe ers.

In the Steamer Lady Le Mart.-heat, from Pictou. on the l9thttist . Rev. Dr. Kier. Rev. A. Sutherland. Mr. John Ball. Miss Hiruiu. Mrs. Peters. 2 children,‘ and servant. Miss Molienuio, Miss Henderson. Messrs. John McKiuuon. A. I-‘raser. William Kier. H. Shnchen. and 5 in the steerags.

Launched,

At Vernon River. on Ssturda . the 1th instant, frotii the Shipyard ol Mr. Janice lluyden. for Messrs Nelson 6; Son. of Charlottetown. a handsome copper- fastened Burk of87I tons. called Uncle Charlie.

On the ‘lib instant. frotii the Shipyard of Mr. Wm. Smallvvood, Mount Stewart. is well finished Brig of 800 tons. called the Gertrude. for H. P. Welsh.

ills Excellency the Lieutenant Governor in Coun- oil has been pleased to establish l| Post at res- town ,Bodeque. andto appoint Mr. Williatn Archibald. Postmaster. in the tertns of the Act of II Victoria.

'iV.utueiv-rs from No. 462, ofthe date of the Ist June, I85-I. to No. 527. ofthe date of the 28th June . I854. (both inclusive) will be paid at the Treasury on demand. together WIIII the interest due thereon.

— e The Rev. Mr. Bethune will breach III the Temper- ance Hell to-niorrow. Oct. 23d. at the usual hours.

Oharlpttetown Mukets, Oct. 18.

Beef.(umall)lb. ’ 8d e6d Oatmeal, 2d Do. by quarter. 8d a Mil Pcnrl Barley. 2d ork. 4 a lid Turkeys each. be d9u (is Do. (small). lid in ‘Id Fowls. Ibd a Ifld Mutton. a lid Pastridges, ‘Id a 9d Veal. fldu did Geese. 2s a 2s 6d Hutu. none Ducks. Is a In 8d Batter (fresh). led a I8 I-‘.ggs dozen. 7d a 9d Do. by tub. In3de Is 8d Ilurley bush., 8a 8 u 4s 6 Lord. l0d nts. 2s 6d a 3s Trillow, IN a Is Potatoes, Is 9d o2s Wool. - Is a Is3d 'I‘urn'u.is. Ild a Is ld our. . Homespun yd.. 8s 6d a 6s Chickens sash ‘Id a Is Isl Hay. ton. I00s a lo be Cerretl bunch. 2d a rd Straw, 4

Hides ! Eldest! Hides ! ll

UR pence r. lb. in Casts will be given for

any quantity of GREEN HIDES, delivered-at Tannery ofthe Subscriber.

W. B. DAWSON.

Oct. 2|. (All the papers.)

I the

HREE stray HElI"l-‘.RS have been on the Sub- scriber's premises since lat September last. Two red with white faces, and one nhrto. with large horns. about three years old. The owners can get

them by paying expenses.

, JOHN McPllEl':‘..

North River. Oct. 2|.

Commission Merchant and Auctioneer. IIE SUBSCIIIIIER begs to announce to his friends and the Public. that he offers his services in the above line of business.

Those who may favour by conliding to him their property for Sale. may rely on hie acting under_their instructions. as well as on his ‘best efl'orts to serve their interest.’

BENJAMIN DAVIES, Queen Street. near the harf.

P. S. Mr. DAVIII intimates advice of the ship-

Iient of a considerable consignment o uitrrtsn coons, res, &c.

new daily expected per the ships Peeping To1rt.tho Sir‘ Jlezundsr from Liverpool. arid by the Cicely from London; they are well worth the consideration of country eustouicrs and will be held on Sale some tiaie for their uciiornrnodation.

October Nth.

“LADY otter," "nan! our, cfhis

THE Subscriber begs to announce the arrival FALL‘ SUPPLY

AMERICAN GOODS,

as Lady Grey. from Boston. among which will found it large nseortmerst of COOKING.‘ PA RLOUR. HALL. and BOX STOVES. I"ARIIEit8‘-ll0lI4- IRS '

The largest end best selection of BOOTS end SHOES ever oflbred to the public. which, for quality and price csaeet fall to suit purclwaers. .

No. I. Buflhlo Rohes.\ (mags Btrdstssds

r as C ocks. 80 hour and 8 day. blb.. to Itllb. Caddies of

Lookin Glasses. swing drst rste'I‘ \ uetI'I'oilet. Filberts. Castine. Wel- ft"i?'ri'.‘t"s'°ii' ” Coliiire Nntillil ‘ ‘ I ‘I. ORBIT” r....ms cm... ’ ammmo i;i.u_iu Crscliers. . In Last - APPL oious, Digby Herr as. r'.o'rtis' '1' tin‘ ii't‘.ii‘ti °' ‘.3 to- IC 1 -| thegwitfi‘ V ’ . erii‘ofFAN _ . DS. °‘ - ll girth‘ -V .' W M- t.h‘:.Sabserl_h”'"’ ‘ugeqdtlisnte A on or 'O ' weer

IND‘

be .

I and he assures them. that no ssertion shall be weat-

uicx cuititinr Ilvsirs. St. Peter's October 3|. IBM. di

- unmntiruv cH£preLL_

HAS the followio . among other thi . for sale. which he will ispoee of on reasons ls terisis:—

Rubber Boots _snd Shoes; Leather Boots. Shoes and Brogrbns; Oil Cloth Suits. Glazed llats. Sou‘ \Vcsters.‘ Striped end Unbleached Cotton: Cotton Warp. '_l'Ime |’iaces. llromnr. Buckets, Indigo and other dye stuffs; Cracltors.'I‘t:a. Su can . Mor..assus. Soup. Candles. Rico. Flroculztts. lllus. Starch. 'l‘o- bacon. Spices, 'l'alrle Salt. Shovels. Hay and Masters

o s. I60 Bushels LIVERPOOL 811.7‘. 200,000 Shi es. |5.000 fset Pine Boards. 6000 feet Rs use Deals. 6000 feet Studding. 8000 feet Sounding. 60 Cords Firewood.

I00 acreo of Land. briiii No. 55 [Fifty-Ive]. situate on the Road leading rom Frederick Cove in _ rlo_w's Mills. on Lot or Township Number Eleven, in Prince County.

Charlottetstowu, Oct. 8.

NOTICE. Grand Dlvlston. HE Annual Session of the Grand Division S. of '1‘. of this Island. will be held in the 'I‘eiuper- snce Hall. Charlottetown. on Titan the. 26th

JAM for sale at Mr. Wss. Road.

day October, Instant, commencing at 4 o'clock p. in. By order. - P. DESBRISAY, G S. Oct.‘2d, I854.

A.U'vC'1'.‘I0lIS. Hey! V T.Il"‘I|:PS, Barley,

ISO

‘OR SALE by AUCTION on Monday. the 23d last. at twelve o'clock. at the Subscriber's Resi-

dence. the followi articles. via: ‘

I5 Tons Hey, I Tons Straw.

I500 Busliels Turnipe. 400 BusheIs'Bsrley.

1 Cart (iron Axle). I Cert Harness.

I Jsunting Sleighs and Furs.

I Thresher. I Set Farmers (American).

I Draught Horse (8 years old). _

sh.

Terms Ca _ JAMES ARTIIUR. New Glasgow, October 16. 1854.

Valuable Real Estate,

St. Peter's Bay. Township lo. 40. HF. Subscriber has received instructions from the

Proprietors of a art of the " Gnusnvwicrr Esra-rs." to submit for SALE BY AUCTION. at the Old Court House. Charlottetown. on 'I‘us:snAv. the 2-Ith day of OCTOIII. next. at noon. 2.000 acres of line FERTILE L.d./VD, consisting of improved Farms, and Woodlands. in tracts to suit purchasers. This Property needs no comment. it being so well known from its convenience in the Harbour of St. Pe-ter's Bey. Plans of which can be seen at his

cc. " tSul .

igqiwm. . . WILLIAM DOUSE. Cbsrlottetcw, Sept. 28. IBM. - 2w

.. CARD.

MISS LAWSON intends opening: private school

for the education of _voung dies, early in November. Information respecting terms. &c.. may be obtained by application to her at the residence of her father. East and of Weymouth Street. nearly op- posite to the Gus Works.

28th September. I854. All.the papers.

m:N'ris"rn1r.

R. W. H. S’I‘RAW. Suituuort Dsiirrrss-.' tenders his profestiiooul services for a short period to the Citizens of Cliarlottr.-town. 'l‘t-eth cleansed. E.-rtrurlrd, Filled and prevented front further dee . Artificial Teeth inserted. Chloric I-Jther administered to those who wish Teeth extracted without pain. vice Gratis. .adies waited upon at their residences if required. Roorus oi the Victoria Hotel. October 6, I854.

mum. NOTICE. . R. DOUSI‘. hereby inlbrins all 'l‘ena I V '

ing on various Townslrips under his meringu-

ment. that-unless immediate payments are made for

RENTS due the past year. he will be obliged to

have recourse to legal Pproceedinga for the recoverv.

without any further mice, in order to meet the heavy demands for Land 'l‘ux.

September 29. I854. 3w

SELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES. TIIE STOCK ofthe SUBSCRIBER remaining on hand. will we olfered at n GREA T RED UCTIOJV From former prices. to make roorrr for the F A L L S T O O K . LO..’VI)0.N‘ HOUSE. Near the R. Catholic Church. HENRY HASZARD. August I9. IS5-I. Isl. 8!. Ex.

0

JUST ARRIVED. per Trinidad. from LAB- RADOR. I00 Barrels Prime No. I. HER- RIJVGS, and a few gallons of delicious BAK

APPLES. - JAIIIES N. HARRIS. Charlottetown. October 0, IBM. 8w _ For Sale.

A FltF.F.H()LD PROPERTY of 50 Acres of - Land, situate on the Princetown Rosd,II miles from Charlottetown: I5to '1 acres are cleared and ready for the plough; there is s Dwelling House and Born on the Premises. It is a central place for business. several Roads converging from it. There is also on the Premi- ses. a Saw .\lill, with an abundance of Wood ’ l-'urther particulars can be made

ALEX. JOHNSTON. Princetmvn Rmirl. (It miles.) Aug. 10, I854.

BARLEYI ‘QIANTED a quantity ofgood clean four-rowed Barley. for which the highest price in CASH will be'pnid. _ GEO. BEER. Jun. October 4th, I854. I ‘ NEW GOODS. HE Subscriber has just received. per Brigt. Nugget. direct from England. a port of his FALL SUPPLY of BICITISH GOODS. The rcrnuiridor of his usual supply isdeily espeeted

per Cicely. from udou. WILLIAM HEARD. Charlottetown. Oct. 12. I854.

LOST,

ON Friday evening last. between lIeddin's Wharf.

and the Subscribers Store. an Iron Keg. contain-' ing I owt of White Load The tinder will be re- warded bjdelivering ittsi

WILLIAM HEARD.

Charlottstown,.Ont. Will. 1854.

Oholcc Annapolis Apples. sunncren ‘rott FAMILY Use. DAL UWINS. GRDEJVINGS. GOLDEN’ " PJPPIJVS. RUSS"B'I‘TS. ‘to. (‘ALL end get a‘ Band! lrrirriedistsly. or else yod I will be too late to secure a good article fin-‘witt- ter. Apply on board Sclrr. Osier. at >I’.IlRI'I Wharf; r to ' ‘

W..'I'. PAW. Auctioneer

known to

-

Octl Iltli. I831. ‘ RED LION INN. 3 Mile Run.’

desirous of saonlirtg. rinse every tort sad assures- datiuu. rHo takest isopportuniey returning tbanhn those who have heretofore kindly iiiled

union his part us secure e ooatrnusepe sore. _. iqsors of the best delcrlplitin css slwsxsgbexsisr

piled, ‘Stabliag for Hot Oeteber h. I860. i \-u.IelId*_.“ ‘

CROP, erocx, etc. N TUESDAY, the 'I‘WI-ZN'I‘Y-l"0UR'I‘H of OCT BER. at “ Wattuuivca-ore," c residence of I-‘uunnurcx N. Grssonrre, Eeq.. (for- merl the residence of the Hon. G. R. Goodman.) the following STOCK. CROP.-&c.. will be Sold. by 2 , From I0 to 20 tons superior Upland HAY. I} Acres Swede 'I'UR.NII’S, I handsome Brown HORSE,5yerirs old, war- ranted sound. 2 large dry COWS. in good order, I Chinese SOW. for breeding, I handsome Canadian SLISIGH. with cushions and Fern, complete; ~

~ 0 That well-known fast-trolling Chestnut MARE own y Ilon. G. R. Goodman, ands Yearling FILLY. sired by Saludin.

AND ALI .

Two Galloway IIEIEERS. owned end bred by Judge Peters.

A handsome Buy HORSE. by Saladin. 6 years old and perfectly sound, quiet to ride, and so gentle in harness. a lady may drive him; and an excellent COW, in full milk—the property of Colonel Ansell. and may be seen at his so.

Sale to commence at Twelve o'clock. Tuusss—Sums under 135, Cash; over £5. three onihe’ Credit, on satisfactory joint Notes of Hand

M being given. - JAMES MORRIS, Auctioneer. October I3tII. I86-l.

Conunlssarlat Stores, Omce ‘Furniture, 6-o. . LOBBAN is instructed to SELL BY AUC- TION. on 'l‘Ill'RSl)AY. the TWENTY- SIXTII instant. at the IJAR RACKS. commencing at I0 a. m precisely. the undermsvttionetl articles:-—

R.

12 Barrels inspected superfine I‘LOU R.

— I8 Cords, more or less. of FUELWOOD. 8 Boxes of CANDLE 2 IRON CHESTS. for money; also

A quantity of I-‘.mpty BOXES. and a few articles

of lies Furniture.

3‘ Terms Cash.

. . JXHIDIATILY AFTER Tfll AIOVI,

The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Os J. B. Lurvntr, Esq. D. A. Commissary General. comprising-—

Chairs. Tables, Stoves. Carpets. Sofa. Beds.

lleddiog

Glass, Cracker . Kitchen Utensils. die. &c.

A Four-osrcd-IiOA’I‘. complete.

A|so—A Lot of BOOKS. Charlottetown, October 20. I854.

FARM, STOCK, Household Furniture, coo, B Y A U C 'I' I 0 N . R. JUIIN ADAMS has received instructions to SELL HY AUt)'l‘l0N. on 'I‘ av. C'I'OIII-ZR. on the Premises of ore. Esq . Lot e Leusel interest of 79 Acres of LAN D. psvtly under cultiva- tion. with Buildings attached.

Jlso. V .

I Mare. I pair of Oxsn. t Cow. I Pig,

I Slei ha and llulfalo. 4 Ploughs.

I Saddle. 2 pair of llsrrows. 2 Chall'Culters.

Curl and llareess.

IIOUSEI-Il)l.D FURNITURE, and otherarticlcs. too numerous to mention. ' . »

As the owner is leaving the Island for England, all will be sold without the slightest reserve. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer. '

JOHN ADAMS.

Lot I8. Oct. 20. All papers.

. IMPORTANT SALE 01‘ ' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. dso. BY W. LOBBAN.

T the Residence ofthe Iloa. Captain Swauuv. who is moving into town). ‘commencing on b Novusruuu next. at Eleven n 2 ' Piano. and Drntging Room Furniture llandsorne Dioasr Table’, Sideboard. Leirips. die. Feather Beds, Edsteads. and Bsthilrvg Chests of Drawers. &r-... c. Ilandsonfe Dining. lieesert and Breakfast Sets Luncheon ’¥ra and (llrrssware. &c. A portion o I’ ate. 'L‘sble and House Linen Carriages and Carriage lloree. Cows Garden and Stable Utensils. Ms e ~ see etous Groves. Ithehsn one ear stsnsits,&c. Cutslopes will be prepared. stidths ervicies may viewed. on the ‘ vlotrs ttI‘tltI day ofsule. 'l‘errns—Sums to £10. ouch; £10 end up- wh . d erlrtlr bf! months, on apprcvsdjniht Notes I . The sale will be continued on the fellowlrrgfiley. oi duys. until the whole is disposed of. .October ID. _

. Hoiseebold !'urntt.u're.,ctc. cic.

HE bscrilier ls instructpdib sell by Auction on '1‘ IISDAI. eth Novsmngr. etttrs residence the Hon. Bug‘ It. (I carats‘. ‘Upper Prince 4 ‘T 4. --. I‘ in! whdfl

. ' i I‘ . t - i l- r V ‘ '4 A I ..--_nrtsiissttoi.buioattirriiiis.. . Oliluu svittlissstsre. Carriages llpiglu. Alersss.

~ with the R.

pmmsse,"ai any time pvno D

R. R. 3. Highly Important to the Public. fie Sick eafsd on the R. R. R. Iieory.

runes GREAT nsittznres. The attention of the public is particularly directed

to the three qcuiek and powerful remedies discovered by Rsdwsy Co. So quick. so powerful. so afoo- tusl. so safe. so leasant. are these remedies in

stopping pain, checking disease, expelling from the human body all foul and corrupt I|lIlI'II.|"I'l. all dis- eased and poisonous deposits.nnd restoring the weak. ferrule. and fragile arrie. worn out by disease and long suiferiiig. to sound health and loriglife. that wlioever uses these remedies, iioJ becurm.-s funrititrr R. It. Theory. will never need a physi-

is in some critical surgical case. ' ‘he errt ios will never_ hiil—tliey prove the worsgcsses in less than ttsenly;/'our

ciau. unless it II. R. R themselves in hours.

'I‘hey ievigorste. they renovate. they regulate. they relieve the sulfering. puin-stricken invalid from the most torturing pains in afsui minutes.

They restore the sick and diseased body to health and longevity.

'I‘o the low spirited and nervous they impart joy- fuloess. vig--r. and a happy flow ofspirits.

To the s d and infirm. whose constitutions are worn out by decrepitude and limbs lsied and en- feebled. they impart the elasticity and buoyancy of mrtnltood in its prime.

'I'o the young. who, between the period ofyouth and manhood. outgrow their natural strength. who are alllicted with languor. lassitude. loss cfnppetite. gloomy feelings. 6sc.. tlisy import to the recuperative organs in healthy regularity of action.

To the thoughtless seeker and victim of animal pussiorin. who has roasted away his strength in folly and revelry. they check the waste of manhood. and restore every organ to a sound and natural condition.

'l‘o all vrlto sufi'sr pain. to all aliiicted with disease, the R. R. R. RE.\ll:‘.Dll“.S will quickly and efl‘ectu- ally free the sufl'erer frorri misery. and render the rrrost wretched capable of enjoying sound health and

5* life.

R. R. R.

REMEDIES.

The R. R. R. 'I'heory eequires only three remedies for tire cure of the sick. and the protection ofthe human system against sudden attacks of violent diseases.

No. I.—Ranwev’s READ! Remus-.—For the instant Rrlirfof Pain. and quick cure of Acute a a ies

No. 2.—-RADWAY’l Rursovarirea Rs:soi.va-.rs'r. -—I"or the rjfeclturl cure of all Chronic and Scrqfulous Diseurcs lhal have been lingering in the System. corrttpfing the Human Body. for Five. Ten, Twenty. or Forty Years. _

No. 8.-RAnw.a'r‘s IiEOU!.ATORI.—F0r.7¢8l0l‘- ing and regulzilirig to a healthy and harmonious action all the Organs in the System. ./1 mild and rjftctual rarlhurlic.

R. R. R.——No. I-—R.-\DVVAY’S READY RE- l.lI'II“ is for the instant relief ofthe sum-rev front pain. and to check and arrest the progress of diseases; to disinfect animal. ttiulitriotts. and infectious poisons. thus protecting whoever uses it against all poisonous Infection. front Contagion. und from sudden attacks of Cholera. Pneumonia. Ship ever. Fever nntl Ague.

. I.ikewise for the effectual rind radical removal of all pains and diacritics ofthe Joints. Limbs, Nerves. &c., in from live to liflnen minutes.

ll.Al)WAY'S READY RE|.ll*‘.I“ will stop the most distressing and violent pains. either internal or external—Nervous, Neurulgic. Ililious. or Rheu- matic. v

A Fix-runs: us -rrrs: Fasrii.v.—Every family

ould keep a aupplv of llAD\VAY'S READY RELII".F in their liousas—it is useful in so many ailrirents—it is always beneficial; he gtirnntecs it is u sure cure for Cholera. if taken in its first symptoms. If used when violent epidemics prevail. it will save ifu. ' R. R. R.—-No. 2—Ran\vAv‘s RENOVATINO Ri:sot.vrixe'r.-—\’Vc lttt\'ti_Iuid that for all chronic complaints, we recommend our RESOLVISNT. The RESOLVEN resolves nwaylall diseased de sits that have been lingering in the system for "EN, TWENTY. or FOIl'I'Y YBAII .

Every person who has linen troubled with any com- plaint for years, will require the RESOLVEN1‘ to ensure rt perfect cure. The action of the lIl'lSOL- VEt\l'l' is directed first to the nbsorbents. stimulating tltom into action; and. second to the bio . w ' ' depurates by its ulterative action over the glands the liver, pancreas. ltidiieya. &c.. (which are the sewers that nature has established for purilyihg the blood).- «in will. after this tluscription. we hope. appreciate the name we have given to the second of the R. . R. RE\ll’.DlE:l OF RI-INOVATING ltllSOl.VEN'l‘. It resolves away diseased deposits: it purilios the hlootl. and renovntes the svstern. |'uttrnrs urc I’ElIlI|VC‘(I rtml tlisicttssetl by its t-peralinrt: tflinmic Swollisigs are iii‘-I-ipuleil; .\'utlr-is urn vuit'rertt-d «ml IIIEIIWI l|\\’ll_\. This must ltintliwtriu Skin titan-it-r-.-4 Jiattppear under its nction; acrofula-us constitutions are snort rimaudutl. and the disease CIIPCREII wherever it has attacketl the system. Syphilis, with all its lturrilile train of concomitants. here tirid a certain and infallible cure; and Consumption. too, often finds its master. For lironic sp in. RADWA\”S Rl:INOVA'l‘lNG Rl:‘.s()LVEN'l‘ is not only an effec- tual. but quick cure.

Ilaotvct-tI1'ts.——W-"know of no remedy. nor of any treatment that will so uivklv ttl|lI etfoctually cute llroncltitis as the RESO VENT. It is in all

d Chronic mist-s where lI:\ I)\V.\Y‘.‘l II IiI\'UVA‘I'- ING IIRSO|.\'EN'l.‘ will he most tl|I[IIet:i.'Ili:tI.

Ils Procreulive Pawer.—Marrietl Iwfrlulll, who are not blessed with otfspring, if the dilliculty arises from imperfect orgonslrrnd iucoiiipetency. will find the II. R. Resolverit of grout bent-fit.

Dtrsrarsia. Wa'ren Btt.uH.-—'I‘his distressing disorder is generally the rcsu t of a low grade ol Chronic irrfiariirrtatiun of the Storuaclt. The itient. who generally feels well enough when the stomach is empty, is alllioterl with the most distressing syrup- tonis on taking food. \Vnler Brush cructations. with burning sensation, heart burn, pain at pit ofslorrtneh.

. This disease is gencr ly accompanied with costive bowels. "-

'_I‘l|IA‘I‘flI?’l‘_—IieIOIVeIIl three times per (1 Jiliet meals. de sort spounf-il. One Regulator on going to bed at night. tri keep the bowels open and regular. \Vhen the Heart Burn is very distressing. a dose of the Relio.-ftaken"in water will promptly relieve it.

The public nray rely upon an clfectual cure of the following diseases by using the Renovating Re- solvent .-

Chronir Rhruniatiern. are . - "'

Glandular Surrllingr.

Hacking dry Futlgh.