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ILLUSIONS OF THE BRAIN.

Dr. Gooch relates the case of a lady who, in cotisequence of an alarm of fire. believed that she was the Virgin Mary, and that her head was constantly encirc- led by a brilliant halo. Dr. Uwins gives an account of an intellectual young gen- tleman who, from some morbid associa- tion with the idea of an elephant, was struck by a horrific spasm whenever the word was named, or even written before him ; and to such a pitch was this infatua-

tion carried, that elephant paper, if he were sensible it were stich, produced the same effect. A similar case is told of a gentleman who. on narrowly escaping from the earthquake at Lisbon fell into a state of delirium whenever the word earthquake was pronounced in his hear- ing. The Rev. John Mason of Water Strateford, evinced in every-thing sound judgment, except that he I.)eIIVt‘tl he was Elias, who foretold the advent of Christ, who was to commence the millennium at Stratcford: A lady, twenty-three yr.-nrs ofage, afflicted with hysterical mndiiess. used to remain coiistiintly at the windows

of her apartment during the attinmcr.,

When she saw a beautiful cloud’ in the sky, she screamed out, “ Garverin, Gar- verin. come and take me!” and repeated the same invitation until the clouds dis- appeard. She mistook the clouds 1‘...- balloons sent up by Garverin. The Rev. Simon Brown died with the conviction that his rational soul was annihilated by a special fiat of the Divine will; and a patient in the Friends’ “Retreat,” at York, thought_he had no soul, heart, or lungs. There was a tradesrnan who thought he was a seven shilling piece, and advertiseddiimsclf tliits:—“If tny wife presents me for payment, doii’t change me.”

Bishop Warburton tells us of a tnati who thought liimselfa “goose pie ;" and Dr. Ferriday of Manchester, had a pa- tient who thought he had “swullowetl the devil.” In Paris there livedutnati who thought he had, with others, been guilloiined, and when Napoleon was em- pcror their heads were all restored, but in the scramble he got the wrong one! Marcus Donattts tells us of one “ Vicen- tiaus, who believed himself too large to pass one of his doorways. To dispel this illusion, it was resolved by his phys- ician that he should be dragged through th aperture by force. This erroneous

' ‘dictate was obeyed ; but, as he was forc-

ed along, Vicentinus screamed out in agony that his limbs were fractured. and the flesh torn from his bones. In this dreadful delusion, with terrific itnpreca- tioiis against his murderers, he died.”

Evaomu 'I'I-IE Lici;ivsr: LIQUOR I.aiv. —Peter Buckley, of Dela ware City, Delaware, has been convicted on four counts, and fined one httudred and four dollars, for selling liquor without license. It appears he attempted to evade the law, by selling a cracker or segar for a fip, and asking the purchaser to take a drink. He proved the sale ofa cracker in one in-

- stance , and a segar in another, and con-

- many tniseries beyond riches as on this;'

— ~-lhntgwheu she seems -to play, is at the _same titnels nning her own bowels, and

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tended that he had the right to give away his liquor to his customers. But it was proven that the purchasers went to the house to get the liquor, and that the cracker or segtir would not have offered suflicient inducement to call them there had the liquor not been anticipated. The court held that it was an attempt to evade the meaning and spirit of the law.

Puiisoiiu or CON'I'Iv:N1‘MEN1'.——I have

a rich neighbour that is always so busy that he has no leisure to laugh ; the whole business of his life is to get money, and more money, that he may still get more und‘niore money. He is still drutlging

_ on, sayiri what Solomon says, “ The dilligent hand iniikcth rich." And it is true

Ill-’l9.‘t_'(l; but he considers not that it i- 7

not in the power of riches to make a man happy: for it was wisely said by a man of great observation, “that there be as

side of them.” And yet Heaven deliver us from pinching poverty, and grant that, having 8- competency, we may be content and thankful. Leriis not repine, or so much as think the gifts of God unequally dealt if we see another abound with riches, when, as God knows, the cares that are keys that keep those riches, hung often so heavily at the riclt man's girdle,’ that they clog him wlih weary days and restless nights, even when Jattiurs.-sleep quietly. We see but the outside of the rich nian’s happiness; few conrider him to be like the silkworm,

oiiriuuiug raslf. And Hill many rloh

lien do, loading themselves with corrod-

ing euros to kee what they have already ors., be. thankful for

and above at

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LAND FOR SALE.

IVE Hundred nevus of LJND. with u Mura-

attached. in lch cats annually Forty tons oflltiy

ultnate on Township No. 88. head of the Hilliiho h River.

I-or turniu apply to SAMUEL NELK)N.

Charlottetown, Nov. I-dlh. 1853.

o e o (I.

Y PRIVATE SALE. the following VAl.UABl.I.‘. REAL I:‘.8'I'A'l‘I.-‘. of the la Hon. Colonel A. l.Astn, situate in Charlottetown. and in vicimIy_. v-1-= TOWN I..t)'l‘S Nos. lt7.bI. I9. 60 and 61. II_I the Fourth Hundred of Lots In Charlottetown cont-In---s nearly two Acres of Land. f|’0lWII 0" R"°l'r“"_d

trees. and G deuce, out houses of the deceased. of the rims coin-

inodioiiu deucri ion. . ' _ owrr Loss N s. 8. 4. 5 and 3. In “[0 nltfd Hundred of Lots in Cttrlslotlelowl tiforelntd. Ind Ono-twentieth part ol Town Lots N00 67. 03 lid 59. in the Second hutidrad of Lots in Charlottetown. ud- pzoperty of Daniel Hodsuti, l:‘.iiq. . in lots

son.

3. 4, and II, in the Fifth hundred

'I‘owrv Lora Nos. _ , in loin to suit

of Lots in “linrlotiatowu, aroma purchasers.

Town Lo!‘ No. 64. in the Fourth hundred of Lots in Cliarlottetown, adjoining the residence of the Chiei .l ustice.

t‘.nMuos l.o-rs. I2 and Is, in the Common ‘of, l|lIlI in close proxiinit to Cliarlottetown, containing ’l‘.vi=otv-l'o..r .\cre-. in lots to null purchasers‘.

|'«..rt'..|‘i?...nme~n Lot No. [8, in the Coiiiition of L‘lis.rlcxtc:onn, mu‘. which forms the Western side of I mu il:tltliit'l.'l| l’|.lIrI 'l‘u\Vn to Govttfllfllfillln "0039. I" 3 lots to suit purcnawrs.

l' \~TL‘ .i.: l.u't No. 554, in the Royalty of Char- " i.i(leltiv\’iI, containing Twelve Acres.

.-\i.so—l’l’.W N-i. 31, in the South Aisle of St. Paul's Church, Charlottetowii.

For further particulars, apply to W. I-‘oiit3AN. isq. llurriiiler at Law, Charlottetown; tit Picioii. to J. IIAMILTON Last, the Acting Executor of, and one of the 'l'riisteou named in the \Vill of the late Colonel A. .ane.

Charlottetown, 26th October, I853.

River.

200 Acres on Lot No 8, embracing the West Point of the Island.

I00 Acres on 'I‘ownslitp No. 60.

Pasture Lot No. I88 in the Royalty of George- town and

Town Lot No. 95 in the «tilt hundred of Lots in

Charlottetown. llpply to WILLIAM FORGAN. Feb. 7th, I854.

F_r;;Iiold Farm for Sale or to

FOR SALE. ACRES of land on 'l'owtisliip No. 5| having it front of 20 Chains on Montague

0 BE SOLD (or lot for it short term of years) it l"l{Iil‘ZHOI.D FARM situate at Mill Creek. on the North side of the Elliot or West River, about 4; miles frotn Town. ‘bce are 48 acres in cultiva- tion, min the whole of which have been cleared within the out 10 years, have been regularly and well iritiiiured, and are now in good heart. Eight more acres are ready to stump. The House in on risin ground and has It commanding view of the River. 'I‘he Buildings consist of ii large Barn. Mistal, Stable, Sheep-House, Piggcries, Cnacli-House and Granary; all of whic vc been erected within it few years. There is a Grist and Saw Mill adjoining the I"arin, and an unlimited supply of"MiisseI Mud can be liiid from the River opposite. Part of the purchase money can retnain on security, and the Stock and Crop taken at a valuation, if re- qtiired. For particulars enquire of NICHOLAS BROWN. January 27, I854. 4iI0'l

House in Kent Street.

in; House in Kent Street, adjoining his own residence. It contains a large Store. and good frost- proofCellar, and six good Rooms. There is also a Stable for eight Horses, and new \Vell of Water in the yard. It will be let altogether or in two rtu. On £200 lining paid down, the remainder couldli: on

manage for four or five years. JOHN BRBEN.

June 13th I863.

FOR SALE.

V]-‘HAT valuable plot of GROUND at the liaad of Prince Street, formerly the site of the Baptist Chit l, fronting I00 feet on Euston Street, and 104 on pper Prince Street. It is one ofthe moat desir- able situations in the suburbs for a gentloinait’s resi- dence. or is capable of being divided into three good

building Lots. For Terms, &c. apply to

W. II. POPE.

June 8.

FARM FOR SALE. I 10 be sold by private sale, the Leasehold for I999 years, coutnilnx 80; acres of Land, with the :Buildiri;s thereon. boat 40 acres are clear. There is a good pump It the door of the Dwelling House. This Form is situated about IO nillett from Ch.-irlottetown, on the 'I‘ryon Road, and known as the SUJV‘ l.N'.N', for the last I8 years. Half the purchase money can remain on the Premises. For further particulura apply tti Mrs. Wuianrtv on Preiiiircs, or to HINIY PALKII, Esq., Charlotte-

town. Lot 31, West River, June 11, I858

Paul)‘ for Sale

7 III‘. Siibstarilitir offers for sale Ill. FJRM, con

.a.sx.iig at’ no acres, 90 acres Frealiold, and 2:» .-icri-s l.e:;si.-d, at Una Shilling perncra. _'I‘here- ‘ ~¥ .... in ......>< rl._-..red, and in a high state of

, euliii‘iit' , ii goof. llou-e, Barn and Workshop on ' .r-. -:---. It is situatadin the beautiful and , ll iurialiing sevtlcnieiit of Searltnwn, about 2] miles

trout lloop-gr’: Carrier, and about I} miles from the Sooili Shore, where abundance ofSea Manure may ‘ be had. For particulars tipplyto J. Wit:A1'Iu:nnt|:, l-2s.q.or Mr. ‘Purina: Donn, Charlottetown, or the Subscriber, iitGreeii's Shore. JOHN TODD.

Ssarltowii, Id Oct, issa. lft

Cottage to Let.

T0 I.F2'I‘, the'Cotinge immediately above A - lllocuriu’ Hull, trentlagonfiussu sum. in- rriedisre poniianslori given- - Also. the Store and Counting Henna atljoiilag Apothacaries‘ Hall. Callas underneath, and Ware

llooin attached. Item rnudarnts. 'I‘HBOPHll.Ul DBSBRISAY. October Iitb. I868.

Tvvelvetrees Brothers’

Usefiil astl licoitenlesl Preparations.

I-IEIR British Furniture Cream, at 0d. Their Inefueeuble Furniture Polish, at Rd. Their Unrltfuflud Metal Paste, at 2d. Their Incomparable India Rubber Blanking. Id.

ckets. . 'l'h';r Illutrstitflal-sflpbdfllass Inks. filled, at Id. Their in r Glass Square inks-Bbck, Blue,

and II as. uses. - 4. - Their De Hair Oil. and Pouiads ‘I'horrR"IlMrl:"Ied llilnsal "mi Oprputi s. to a _ ' iiovatos. It ‘Id. Ifld Id. ' ' '

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in. Avruti rivit vizaiis’ l|.'l‘|‘b‘.ItINt3.

The following testisianial loos been sent Professor ottmag, by a ycntlemari naynsrt Middleton. of Scotland Road, Liverpool.

Sir,—Yoar Pills have been this insane. under Pro- vidence. of restoring me to sound health, utter fiva years of aevdre ufllictioii. Duriri the whole of that period, I have suffered the most retidfnl attacks of Asthma, frequently ofsoveral weeks‘ duratiun.ntteud- ed with a violent cough, and continual u itting of phlegm intermixed with blood. This so a k iny constitution that I was uiilitted for any of the active I was attended by some of the most eminent medical men of this town, but they failed to give me the slightest relief. An I last remed ,I tried your Pillu, and in about three months tliey.e acted a perfect cure of the disease, totally eradicated the con; li. and restored tone and vigor to the chest and digestive or ans. am, Sir. your obedient Servant,

H. MIDDLETON.

gn Dated Jan. Ist, I358.

A PEIl.‘\‘l.\NlP.l\"I‘ cutie or A nisaisun Livsii, or MANY ruins’ iiuiui-ion.

Copy q/‘a. Letter from Mr. Gnrriii. Chemist. Yao- vil, to Professor Holloway.

Dear Sir,—-In this district your Pills command a more extensive stile that: any other prtiprietar inedi- cine before the public. As rt proofof their eflivciiey in Liver and llilious complaints, I may mention the fol- lowing case: A lady of this town, with whotii I am personally acquainted for years, was a severe sufferer from disease of the Liver and digestive organs; her medical attendant assured her that he could do no. thin; to relieve lier sufferings, and it was not likely

to could survive inuny mouths. 'l‘his announce- ment naturally canned great alartti among herfriends and relations, and they induced her to make a trial of your Pills, which so improved hi-r general health that she was induced to continue them until slia received a perfect cure. This is twelve nionihu ago, and she has not experienced an symptoms of relapse, and often declares that your Pills have been the means of saving her life.

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Nov. 23, I862.

ABTONISHINO CURE OI’ CHRONIC RHIU' MATISM, AFTER BEING DISCHAICGED FROM THE HOSPITAL INCUBAIILE.

Copy of a Letter from Mr. W. Jlloon. of the‘ Square, Winchester. 'I‘o Professor HOLLOWAY, Sir,—I h to inform you that for years I was a sufferer from Chronic Rheumatism, and was often id up for weeks together by its severe and painful attacks I tried everything that was recommended, and was iittended by one of the most aniineut sur- geons in this town, but obtained no relief whatever; and fearing that rendy health would be entirely broken up. Iwasindnc to go into our County Hospital, where I had the best medical treatment the Institu- tion afforded, all of which proved of no avail, and I came out no better than I went in. I was an ad- vised to try your Pills, and by pnrscvering with them was perfectly cured. and ans led to resume my occu- pation. and although a considerable period has elaps- ed, I have felt no return whatever o the complaint. I am, Sir, your obliged Servant, (Signed) W. M

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AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF DROPII, AFTER SUFFERING FOR IIGHTILIN MONTHS.

Copy of ,1 Letter from Jllr. G. Briggs,

Goole, dated February lbtli, I853 To Professor HOLLOWAY Sir,—I have inui-.li pleasure in informing on of a most surprising cure of Dropuy, recently is acted by your valuable medicines. Captain Jackson, of this place. was iifilictsd with Dropsy for upwards of eigh- teen months, to such an extent that it caused his and litiibs to be much swollen, and writer oozed as it were from his skin, so that ii diiily change of apparel became eecessary; notwithstanding the various reme- dies tried, and the different medical men consulted. all was of no avail. until be commenced using your Pills, by which, and a strict attention to the printed directions, he was effectually cured, and his health perfectly re-ustiililished. Ifyou deem this worthy of publicity, you are at liberty to use it.

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N. II.—Direetiaiia fer the guidance of patients in every disorder afised to each Box.

GEORGE T. HASZAIID. Sole Wholesale Agent for P. E Inland.

Secondary Symp- toms

Ulcers

MINIATURIISI LIKBNESBS. HI Subscriber has ‘not received a handsome . stock of Plates and uses, gold and plated Lecit- ate a for Llkeuessss, can top or side llglit. Atari, u irnrats Caiuera, for sale, with instructions

in the old stand.

1 W. C. HOBBS.

WIN POWING HLCHINBS.

AVING ow psitnaasotly lddltfililllyldlf one mile fro New Glasgow, on the New Glu w eauritry may

lead. the fk mars lathe surrosrulliiy dnpsad upon being supplied with uayth ag in my line. for up In the very best and inost substantial manner.

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WILLIAM HEARD. HANK|"‘Ul.for put fsvonr;.‘bs;ato iatiiiista the ARRIVAL cf‘ the Nugget. direct from Enoaairo. I

Twith the following 000 Csshmuru, Mohair, Glace Ilo Cloth, AI plain Clot , wool plaid and tweed CLOJIIJV Shawls and Sear;/‘r. Plain, stripe and fancy Silks; Satin, Watered Geo. Puvuluns. Sill: l variety. A In Linings. Par . cuffs

ad's, Buns, Victorians. ea

Red. blue and white so .N'ELS.. Blankets; Travelling Rugs; lloruu Rug; mohair. ds_brond Cloths; Doasltins, Cusimsrea r

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kl, Daniasli. french and ecu, Norwich and Ga a Plald. and Spanish Craps. fee 01. Woo Jack

Va acts for dresses. assortment of Hillinery. Lucas, Neils, Braids, Gliripu, fhiicy ' ' pea , mitts. stone martin. squirrel, ruusquush, mink and seal. English and ILDRBJVS DRESSES. CLOJK8. CAPS, H ' ; rsnl Welsh, initiation Walah._I.ancashiru, Salisbury and Susan

English Ilsrlne, Orleans. Cobnt-gs. Vseualu Ladies’ dresses. Vecnuta. Jutiiladowu. utsi lllllsl . Al . Veeuniu and Plaid Glace Silks; risb Pop ins; nCu . uaiia Turks, Bonnets, Ito , in all colours. gibbon lnigreat 1'lllIIltIlI‘I, Buttons, , Gulullutu. to , in real sable, Itch, French CORSITS. OOD8 JJVD HA T8, I [rest vuriet .‘ FLA . ClrpOI|II‘I. Drauats, Ileartli Rags. Pi ot, beaver,

. tidy riiado Clothing. Seal Skin Coats. Silk Hats sod and felt Hats; cloth and fur Cups. ‘ '

Silk velvet, moire, satin and fancy

‘ Mailers; silk, Baiidriua and cotton Handkerchiefs.

HOS ER Y. HJBCRDJSHERY, and ever variety qf COTTON and LINEN GOODS.

Ladies’, Gents’. and Childrens’

00'I‘8. SHOES and SLIPPEBS

Soda.Indigo, Copperas. Starch, Glue, Lainpblack. shoe Thread, Cotton Warp. Hair Seating, curled

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FANCY GOODS.-—VVritlug Desks, wood and coruinnndsl Iluliuins. Combs. A grant variety of Fancy 'I‘oilet Soups. Dressing and chiniuuy Glasses. iii mahogany. did collection of Jesuit‘ Charlottetown, December 9. 1858.

FOR SALE. I SCIIOONEII. nineteen Tons. nearly new, Sails and r' in; one year in tile. For further Pur-

ticttlsrs app y to Mr. KENNETH WKENZIE. Powntil Street Charlottetown. Dec. 19th, I858‘

Work Boxes;

DR. OHALMERS' WORKS. ' " To conirrmtd their works is sup¢r_/lnoiis; they the Bri-

Imee -net with universal approbation _/rosi ttsh press and public. Til the periodical prm. representing so great a variety of religious and political optiifon. should have so generally noticed (Item, and that too with high corriinsmlatton, is a circurtrrtancs ezcssdiri gt y true, if not altogether tus- paralrlleit. They have circuits for the merely literary man, and they will obtain a heartagfor evangelical truth in quartrrsfrorri sotitcli it would otherwise be e.rcludsd."]—Ki'uo's Journal. l'——ORlGlJV'1I. WRITINGS. fin re-published by IIIO Author, in so volumes. ism,

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. Oukuni, Figure rga assortment of ROJVJI JVGER Y, NAILS. SPIRES,

Castings, Purge Buck. 'E.dRTHEJV' boiee selection of TEJS.

Heads: scouring Brick (wholesale or retail.) dsc. IRON’. STEEL, Ship CHINA and 61.158. .

Ladies’ Rosewood Dressing Cases; Gents’. Rosa-

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