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LAST MALP-YEARLY DRAWING OF THR

Grovt Hessian Stato Loan of 36,725,000. 4 LOAN is guaranteed by the Government, an’!

TT IANO FORTE oll “ollard, one contracted by Messrs M A Von RotrschinD and Sons, in Fravk- A grand sqnare PIANO FORTE by os ard A Ties * adi- forwon-the-Maine, and consists of Prizes varying from 55 to 32 .v0U of the first makera in London. Patent Nepeaterac ’ = tional Keys, and all the latest mmprovements. FP ‘Phe next drawing will take place in June, 1855. A handsome set of DINING TABLES for 16. ‘The centre Ces Gen cts TC Te AS FOLLOWS o sterling.) Piece ore Pedestal, with round ends, forme a convenient size i Share fer slering. hirteen Shares for & s i : a a ’ 71k do feort3d rm Phirty do for £20 ‘ | fora family of dB. ; SIDEBOAR D Tickets ordere 1 will be forwarded immediately oa receipt of Canada A very handsome Pedestal § 2 bh wv u : Notes. Bille, or Drafis on Europe. &e. as | The above articles may be seen from firet to tenth May,@ After the Drawing each Shareholder will receive nn official list of| the residence of Corones ANeELL, ' the winning nombers. Tha Prizes will be paid. through the foreign | i remainder of whose Household Furniture will be offered ugents of the uudersigned, in casi, at Frankfort-on-the-Muiae, Canaaa, won oe . Paris, London, &c ‘ at Public Auction early in June. April 30 1855.

Apply without delay to Messrs. J A Schw araschild and Sons Bank- For Sale, or to Let,

' ers, trauk{ort-on-the-Maine, Germany. or through their House, Messrs | ~ A. Schwarzschild and Co., 26, Lombard Street, Lendoa, | ~ ge eek oid GOR a term of years, with power to purchase, the follow- 7 oi J. ing properties, owned by the subseriber:— ie

. = be aot x . Three oan Lots situate on the Malpeque Road, within two and a TEVIE M ANSION HOUSE of * Fatcoxwoop,’ half miles of Charlottetown, containing thirty-six acres of land, having beautifully situated on the Banks of the Hillsborough, | a enug’cottage and outhouses. Possession wey be given forthwith.

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At Private Sale. (EULE following articles, nearly new, substantially made and of the most wodern deseription:

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. ; : et asp about two miles above Charlottetown, aud commanding aa The Town Lot and Premes at present occupied by the Hon, Stephen extensive view of the river. The buuse, which is one of | Rice. Possession way be given on the Ist of May next. the mivst substantial brick buildings on the Istand, containsdiping roow,! The Premises fronting cu Queen ~quare, now occupied by Mrs. Forsyth.

on the 10th of May next. nd Promises now in the eceupation of Mr. Mawley. The subseriber will let aii oF any of the above for a term of years, with

, Possession may be gt

drawing raon, parlour, library, spacious hs'l and staircase, with ser- J The Terrace House a

vants’ foom, laundry, store room, kitchen, &v., on the first floor; eight | Jarge bed roems and dressing 1eom in the upper story, with extensive | " eeilerage, and hot air stove in the sunk story. } without power to purenase, for aby peried not exceeding ten years, * ‘The gtouads consist of flower and kitchen garden, and twelve acres of | with interest annually at six per cent. Pak Application to be made at the ofive of CHARLES YOUNG. Charlottetown, April 2. (Ad, H’s Gaz 6w) | - as te 1 . March 26. ~ Atteniion!--D UC this? — : Sat — , ‘ AVING receive » late arrivals, a large and varie Gri ain, Gram, rasa. AVING receive]. by late arrivals, large | mm owt. : : RLEY ai B assortment of American and other Goods, the Subscriber respect- 7. E highest price given for BA ‘LEY and OATS | fully iniorms the public that they are now ready for inspection gud sale,

saiuable LAND, in first-rate condition, partly under hay and pasture. The house is surrounded by fine old trees, which completely shelter it from the easterly aud northerly winds. Apply at the bouse.

at iat his Coles’s Brewery and Distillery. | New Store, Kent-street, opposite Mr, Lobban’s Sale Room,

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. } —C LISING— Constantly on hand at prices cheaper than can be pur- COMPRISE Crackers, Blue, Indigo, Burning Fluid—a first rate article, cider Vinegar, X, XX, and XXX Ale. | kinds, Coffee Mills of various kinds, Mouse and Rat Traps, Sjates, Spit- : us Subseriber hereby notifies all persons indebted to him, do., Gimp de., British Lustée, Pencil Paste, Knives of all sorts, Scissurs, January 5. CHARLES SAUNDERS. | Whe!ebone, Ulothes Pins, Wire Seives, Bootjacks, Rope of different sizes, a OUN HOB, grateful to his friends for their liberal | Saw Plates aud Frames, Mop Haucles, Frying Pans, Chein Cattle Ties, e - , f 2 Paurers, ‘ 4eent.—Mr. J. WILLIAMS, Market Square Pins, nests Metsures, Bail Boxes, $ inch Thermoweters, Graters, Razors Ag ome A. asl Sy -baracl eg . Charl town Royalty, yril 30. : , . : sees eee | fancy Soaps, Portemonies, il prices, Mineral Door Kovubs and Latches, Gun caps, Hinges, side and back Combs---ivory end bone, Thimbles of all ¥. under the sand title of WADMAN & BERTRAM, Tinsmiths, | Brogans, women’s grained peg Boots, ladies and misses cnamelled Jeany | Lind Ties and Boots, childrens leather strap Boots; ladies, misses and TLOMAS BERTRAM, Gents India Rubber Overeoats snl Pants, Horse India Rubber Covers, | with hoods; India Rubber capes, do. Sou’ Westers; Panama and Pear] in hia own name Mapa 5 ihiiadhiee ohio de triped Shirti THOMAS BERTRAM. White and unbleached ottons, printed Go., striped Sbirtings, cotton Balls of all co ours, Handkerchiets, mens Jambswool Shirts and Drawers, fa Card. FRUITS Apples comprising baldwins russets and greenings; dried

. awk > 5 fit, ms. Tea, Coffee, brown and crushed Sugar, Tobacco, Cigars, Soap, Candlos, chased in the Market, the best of Rum, Brandy, Gin, Whis- Digby Herrings, boxes Raisins, casks do., Rice, Spice of every description, key, and a superior article of old Malt Whiskey. Also :— ’ i : Saleratus, Soda, Cream Tarter, Pepper, M ustard, Starch, Window Glass Lawl y UA ¢ of all sizvs, Matches, Snuff, bags Salt, Pipes, Blacking Charlottetown, 19th Nov. 1853. of all sizvs, Matches, np ge Salt, Pip , ee i > ta Ne tuens, Brass Tavs, Whips aud Lashes of all Notice to Debtors. of Bells, nests Tubs, Seddlers’ Tacks of all sizes, Leather-headed Carpet either by Note or Book Account, that unless they make imme tiate | Brooches, Finger Rings and Watch Chains in variety, Patent Spring paywent, their Accounts will be handed to an Attorney for coliection. Balances, fewsharps, Plated Candlesticks, curry Combs, brass aud iron, CG. a. 24.21 1s iano ~~ sa | Bed Cords, Clocks of all kinds, Manure Forks, Table, Grindstones, Hat & Ciotaes Cloa Hine Establishment. | Grindstone Firings, round and square point steel Shovels, Sheet Zinc, ; ; Nails. co ods, Glass I rns, Woo Jat ys support, informs hem and the public that he continues to execute en d Nails, ¢ va) H ds, Glas i autores Te Lone Core Sa, Saar gli orders in the above business satisfactorily, or receiye no pay. Shaving Bezes with and without Giasses, San aper, Kolling and Strops, Stationery, Spectac les of diferent kinds, Buttons of all sorts, v< af) : Re Dis solution of Partnership- | surts, court Plaster, Pie Forks, cloihes Lines HE Partoersbip hitherto carried on in Charlottetown,| BOOTS AND SHOES, &c. Mea’s and boys’ assorted Boots and is this day diss.ived by mutual consent. | . WILLIAM WADMAN, gents Indja Rubber Boots and Shoes, cork Soles, &c. Charlottetown, April 5. u The above business will for the future be carried on by tho subscriber, aes I as Fur aps, mens and boys cotton plush and Nevada caps, } )VS Civ QO. | i denim Frocks and Overalls. | Assorted Confectionary in great varicty. ' ITE subseriber begs to inform bis friends and the publie, Apples; bazel, pea, filbert and almond Nuts; Dates, Onions, &c. with their custom atthe Nerth | “Also on hand a stuck of Brandy, Gio, Rum and Whiskey, ali of a

who so liberaily tavoured him

Side. that he has now removed to Souris East where he hopes, by the | superior quality. same due tin to merita Continuance of heir favour, | GLASSWARE &e. Fluid cigar Lamps, glass and britannia metal Cash pad tor OATS | Fluid Lamps, in great variety; Castor Bottles, Cruett Stands, Decanters aor 7 ‘ai . i ‘ "> PS > - Ts « * , . \ ’ ’ Souris, February 5, 1855. RONALD McDONALD. | Tumbiers, Wino Glasses, Preserve Dishes, Salt Sellars, ke.

STOVES Franklin and other Parlor Stoves, couking do. for either | wood or coal. Tie above, with many other articles too numerous to mention, and an additional stock of Miseuit, Cheese, Molasses, Pears, Quinces, &e. hourly expected, comprises w very large and well selected Steck, weli worthy

of public attention.

Notice. mpue Subseriber reque-ts al! perscns inde‘ted to h'm make immediate payment, and setilement of accounts, as his Dooks will shortly be placed in tie hands of an Atturney for cllection. JOUN ANDi.EW MACDONALD.

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Charlottetown, March 19. Dec. 14 JAMES COLES, —__——_——_-., — - —- ec. 14. + _ Boots, Boots, Boots. “3 ' ay: el UST received by the Subscriber at his Store, opposite Mr. 2 ‘ Coles’s Brewery, one bunured pair Men’s and Loy s Pegged Boots, ¢ > which will be guld cheap for Cash. 4 <4 JAMES LONG. & £4 Kont Street, Charlottetown, August 7th 1$54. a = om aaa ane aoa ie endian = WOOL, WOOL, WOOL. : 3 = {OLES'S STEAM MILL CARDING MACHINE is a 2 / now in superior order, being newly fitted up and in full operation « ” Charlottetown, July 3, 1led4. “4 4 mm Ss f A CARD. 3 5 as Subseriher offers his services to the Public as 20 = AUCTIONEER and COMMISSION MERCHANT, and hooves, by 3 = prompt attentiun to business entrusted to him, to obtain a share of |

patroaage.

JAS. COLES.

Notice. . PANE Subseriber notifies his friends and the public in

general that he has bought the establishment lately oceupied by Mrs. Seldon, and having been fully instructed by her in aJl the various branches of her lxte business, hopes to give general satisfaction to ail who may favor him with a call. Graftow Street, April 30. GEORGE SIMMONDS. . OR SaLk, ys tue Subscriber, two hand-ome American WAGGONS. Also, i0u0 bushels Swed 'sh TURNIPS. : JAMES MORDLS,

NCY GOODS,

ins, Ready-made Clothing, White and Grey Shirtings and

ashweres, Shawls, Carpettings, &e.

LY REDUCED PRICES,

Tinportation, the whole of the rem

House, Syduey-stect, comprising a large and varied asses tiuent of

Al i rr A 1" / a od. 7. a

Queen Street, April 9.

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Notice.

qaee paid for empty. clean Bluck Bottles at the Drug Store rv of M. W. SKINNER, Queen Street, Ciarlottetown. 5 April 30. 1855. =

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Wotice.

HE celebrated Ste'tion * KING OF THE VALLEY,” the

finest horse in Prince Edward Jsiand. imported by the

Royal Agriculiural Society inthe year 1853, 1s now at Patrick Samp!'y’s, on the Geergetown Road, near Finiave, and ready for service. He will also be at the Head of St. Peter’s Bay. on | Monday the 14th of May, and remain there until Saturday, the 19th, at #2 o'clock poo, which round he will continne during the Season, viz: 2 weeks at Patrek Samphy’s, and 1 week at Mordock Murray’s, Esq., Head of St. Peter’s Bay.

Terms for the Season— Fifteen Shillings (according to the Act}, payable at the time of service JOSEPH DINGWALL.

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STAPLE AND

all of which will be found well worthy the attention of purchasers.

MANCHESTER HOUSE, MARCH 6b.

SELLING OFF AT GR!

in Blankets, Furs, Cloths and [oes

gains

April 30, 3855.

VULCAN,

THE PROPERTY OF J. W CAIRNS, i celebrated half-bred Five Year old STAL-

order to make room for an extens

(> Great Bar

Sheetings, Prints, Coburgs, C

7"

LION, sired by the imported thereugh bred Blood SALADIA. from a Columbus dun. grand dam by Roncevailes =—has teken two prizes from the Royal Agricultural Society recently —is of a dark brown, standing 16 hands, will stand for the ‘Season at the following places, viz -— Ou Monday, April 30th, will leave Thomas Cairns’, Summerside for Mt. Vieanor’s, and pass through Miscoucie to Lyall’s. Lot i6 ‘ ‘Tuesday, the Ist May, will leave for Mr. Ul. N, Eope’s, on his way back to St. Eleanor’s—from thence to Townsend’s Coruer and Thos Cairns’. ; On Wednesday,the 2d, will eal! at Heffleld’s Forge and Robert Walker's. (st ipping at the lotter place for two heurs) on his way to In- dian River and Matoeque stepping at the stabies of Mr Geerge Ellison until 10 o'clock, the next dav ; On Thursday, the Sd. wil leave for Breen’s Forze at Daraley thence to Charlies Doyie’s, at Park Corner to<ace to Piilman’s, New London where be will remain nntil two o'clock, ou Friday afternoon, when he will cross McLeod's Ferry, to Graham's, steppiug at George McKay s, Esquiie, all night. . Saturday, the 5th, leaves M Kay's by Johnston’s Mills. to M-Askitl’s Princet Koad thence to Widow ‘Taylor's, freetown, remaining @ntil the following Monday. q On Monday, the 7ih will leave for John Wright from ‘hence to Joha Wright's, Ksquire, Searltown, where be will re- spain tor the nignt Ow ‘aesday, the £

Mili. 5. W., ana é“e . ° . é Aliance Life and Fire Insurance Company” of th, will leave for Mr. Muairhead’s. Trvon Road, : NDON

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on ype Ber to Stur iv’s Milis. stopping at Birnabus ‘Nowsdale?s, ESTABLISHED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT On W ednes jay the Sth, will leave fur Crawtord’s tun, and remain S24 ris : there upiii 3 o’ciock—and from thence to John Cluk’s Cape ‘Vra eye

Verge, where be Will remain aati! ofe of Pnursday acd will then leave fur Monkie v's, stopping at Hooper's tlormer al! night.

Fridav, ihe Lito, will leave Hooper’s Corer tor M-Cau’s, by Clark's

Hie thorough Wilmot Creek to homes Cairns’s senr. i

tz Che above routes will be continued tortuightly during the re- wa ier of the seasou. ame "

1 Capital, Five Niiiens Sterling. CHARLES YOUNG,

Avent for P. £. fsiand.

BORGE BELL, jan., will thank ail persons indebted

Anril t a

as : ; te bi i »the § ' a oD csaced Groom will be in attendance. | ete depres a Cae i ee aes last past, to call and settle pr 9. KIEL PAVLIE, Groom, | Charlottewwn, February 12, |

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Brushes of all>

kinds, Wash Boards, straps.

Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! : HE Subscriber bas on hand and offers for Sale at his establishment, Great George Street, superior assortment of COOKING, ALR-TIGHUT, and other STOVES, whith will be sold at low prices. C.F. HARRIS, Copper & Tin Plate Worker.

Charlottetewn, November 20, 1854. Notice.

; A LL persons are hereby cautioned against trespassing on i

on Lot or Township No. 46, the property of

those Jands gituate 1 and of Miss Gun Cunningham,

Captain Byroe, the heirs of Mrs. Taylor ) and lying between the western boundary of Major Crocke’s land, and the easteru boundary of Lot 45. Any person or persons so found

passing, will be rosecuted with the utmost rigour of the law. ee 4 ROBERT STEWART,

Agent for Captain Byrne, the heirs of Mrs. Taylor aud Miss Gua Cunningham.

Charlottetown, April 23. Mens’ Ready-made Clothing. public, that we have on

E are desirous of informing the

hand, and are constantly making up, the largest aud best stock of ready-made Clothing iv Charlvttetown—cut by ourselves, and made up by workmen in our employ. Persons desirous of furnishing themselves with fashionable well made Garments, at reasonable prices, can be suited

tte establishment than any other in Charlottetown, ppeuneTene ny . C. & J. BELL, Tailors,

Queen Square, Charlottetown, opposite the Market

N. B.-Being practical working Tailors, and confining ourselves

exclusively to the Tailoring and Clothing business, we are confident that

we can give customers better satisfaction in every Garment which they

require, than those parties can who import slop clothing, aud have no knowledge of the business. cits

January 15. (. & J. Bell, Merchant Tailors,

And manufacturers of ready made Clothing, QUEEN SQUARE, OPPOSITE THE MARKET, CHARLOTTETOWN. Importers of— ee Cloths, Whitneys, Doeskins, ‘weeds, Vestings and Tailors’ Trimmings, aud keep in their employment the largest number of the best Journeymen Tailors on the Island. All orders attended to with punctuality aud despatch. January 15.

| WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF ,

PURE COD LIVER OIL AND LIME.

A Cure for Consumption, Serofula, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and all

complaints of the Lungs,

RDURE Cod Liver Oi! has long been acknowledged to be the

most efficacious article for the cure of Consumption and kindred diseases yet @iscovered, while the chemical properties of the PHOSPHATE OF LIME are also well Enown in me- dicine as being peculiarly healing. In cases where ulceration has taken place on the lungs, this article has been found by the most careful tests to supply the very ingredients necessary for the furmation of cells, and the complete healing of this delicate part of the human sysiem.

This preparation of the pure Cod Liver Oil and Lime robs the oi] of its very nauseating taste, which renders it =o repulsive- particularly to invalids, ‘he thorough ipcorporation of the Phosphate of Lime with the Oi! has been on!y accomplished by the aduptton of the most perfect rules of chemisiry, and a me- dicine has thereby been produced which is uf inestimable value in a clypste like ours.

A jouy array of certificates might be given here to prove the efficacious character of this medicine, but it is not deemed ne cessary- The fact that from the very first introduction of the Cod Liver Oc. and Lime before the public, it has been gradually adopted by the medical faculty, 18 sufficient proof of its unques tioned excellence.

For sale wholesale and retail, by Alex. B. Wilbor, Chemist 156 Court Street, Boston.

Ww. R. WATSON, Agent for P- E. Island.

November 6, 1854. B——@3— PERRY’S

HUNGARIAN

BALWM. —3—_8-

For Restoring, Preserving & Beautifying THE HAIR

pes elegant prepsration is an effectual remedy for Baldness

or Falling off of the hair. It prevents and compietely ef@4!- catea Scruff and Dandruff, suengihens the Roots of the hair ! causes it to grow luxuriantly; gives it a rich, dark, sofi asd glossy appearance, and prevents it turning gray. The Hun garian Balm is a purely Vegetable compound, scientifically and chemically combined, and is warranted to contain none of those deleterious ingredsents which prove so injurious to the hair. It acts directly upon the skin, cleansing and purifying it from all unhealthy secretions, thereby removing and preventing the accumulation of scruff, dandruff, and other unpurities, which so frequently cause premature decay, and loss of the hair, The Hungarian Balm is especially adapted to ladies use and those who have tried the various oleaginous m:xtures, with no benefit, will at once discover the agreeable and beneficial effects produced by this pure and delicate preparation. Instexd of matting and tangling the hair, (which is more or less puiled out in the process of combing.) it leaves it free and clean; pro motes a natural motsture, and woparts a beautiful dark and glossy appearance. ‘J'ry it once and you will be convinced of its superiority over ali other compounds for the hair, Much more might be said in favor of this inestimable compound, but it is deemed unnecessary, as the proprietor feels confident that ONE TRIAL Will convince the most incredulous of its rare and manifold virtues. Therefore, If you have lost your hair and wish to restore it. If you are losing your hair and wish to preserve it. If you are troubled with Dandruff and wish to remove it. If you have any hiamour ofthe Scalp and wish to cure it. Ifyou are troubled with Nervious Headache and wish to cure it. If you have hair eaters at the roots of the hair and wish to destroy them. If you have harsh, dry and wiry hair, and wish it to become soft, pliable and beautiful as Silk; and if you wish to preserv rich, graceful and luxuriant tresses to the latest period of life use PERRYS HUNGARIAN BALM. Price 25 and 50 cent, in large bottles. W. R. WATSON, Charlottetown, Agent for P. E. Island.

1S WASHING POWDER OH OAR! IT 18 SUCH

HARD WORK TO WASH!

1S WHAT DGES THE WORK!

WASHING Made easy and pleasant by the use of Boston Chemical Washing Fow ier. Hid Soap Powder, prepared by a prac.ical Chemists i3 Superior for washing clothes, cleaning ;aint work, re. moving grease from woollensand takes the place of other soap

for cleansing purposes. One package with five minutes labor inukes two gallons of pure soft soap. ‘Thousards of families save adopted its yse and give it the preference over al) other raponuceous compounds.

_ Ws Be WATSON, Civarlottetowa, Wholesale Agent for

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br. A. SCHNSONS s American Anodyne Liniment,

Fo" tue cure of Coughs, Coldes {ufluenzs, Bronchivie, Asthma Pam in me Sides or Breast, Kheuuattsus, Crom pin the Stomach, Spitting of Blood and all Lung Complainté.— Mavufae~ tured by 1.3. JOHNSON, Bangor, Maine. ; Dr. Johnson’s AMERICAN ANODYNE LINIMEN?, anentirely vegetable preparation, prepared and in- tended for Internal and External application.

The invedtur of this article Was in tue Coustant practice ef medicine fur 20 years, anu by a long course of experimen upon the various diseases for which this Linunent is recome imended, he became perfectly sausted of its efficacy, and offer it with full contidence to the afflicted, a» We result of bis jong: experience, and beet effuris.

‘Tuis has loug been a standard medicine, and enjoys the sin. gular privilege of being known and patronized by « large pur. ton of ihe medical Facuity, wherever it has been introduced,

With the firm convicuon that 13 the best remedy of the present age fur all diseases for wich It Is recommended, the proprietor offers lis Liniment tv the Public; not doubling thay i will sustain the boygh reputation it has already acquired. We do not affirw that this arucie 1 a Cure for the ten thousand ils humanity is heir to, but let those who are efficted Wruh the lollowing diveases, try it, and we Camassure them they wili fad relief.

indamation of the Bronchia or Bronchitis, Rose Cold. Catarrh, tierd dry Congh, Whooping Cougiy tioarseness une commoa cold, Vain and Soreness in the Lunges, Stomach and Sides, caused by lifung or otherwise, Asthma and Tuflueg- za, fur Sore ‘Vinrvat and Weak Lungs, for Chronic Diarhea caveed by Rheumatiem in tue bowels, tor Cramp im the Stomach, for Stranguay, Gravel and Stone, Bind Piics, &e.

Exterualy a will have the most happy effects, in el) cases where any vther Lintment would be used, especially for Rhi ut matic Affect.ons, Chilibiains, Chapped Hands and sore Lips; it is @ suvereigh remedy tor the bries of fies, end other insects» There ms nothing of equal etitcacy to this for Horses and Oxen, where they ere corked, cut, bruised, strained or chafed by the harness, aud it possesses more than duvble the power of any other Liniment.

{nflammation of the Brenchiror Brochitis, for the cure of this disease it has been wondertuily suceeseiul. Those who had cases of long continuance have found permanent relief. 8S. i. Ward, Eeq, (No. 10 Court Street Boston) who bud a cose of three years stending, has kindiy permitted us to reter to bun ia proof of the gflicacy of this valuable medcrine; aise in Le case of a Rose Cuid. ‘This coid comes on whew tie Lowers bloom in the Spring, aud continues till the leaves tall in Auiume —if this diseaye is Hot aliended to in season il euds in Ccon- sumption. ‘Take of the Linwwent according to d.rections oid a cure will result.

Catarrh, and noise of confusion in the head may be cured

by a faithful tral of this Liniment, drop one or two drops in each ear at night before going Ww bed, ang take it internally according to directions, In all Cougis, the Anodyne Liniment is a well known re- medy, particularly fur Whooping Cough. The first sympioms should be checked, and not the jeast difficully wali occur inthe cure of this complaint. For children bali a teaspoow full of Liniment night and moraing.

‘Tne Anodyne Liniment tor gore throat and weak !unga, that complaint Bo common inallcowntrie, Seepcecially tn Unis Climat stands unrivalled; and in every case, a Complete trial will be marked by the wivst complete success.

Tne Bind Piles. The Anodyne Linimeut has in a great number of instances of this distressing disease, wade perma- peut cures. In connection with taking the Linunest internally exiernal application should be made

‘The sale of this invaluavie medicine is rapidly increasing, and the Proprietor can say With confidence ihat he has been the favored instrument of giving reiefio thoussads of the wfliicted and sufermg. ‘Ihe following certificates are genvine aud he eurnestiy solicits ail Who may be afflicted, io give this Anodyne Lininent a fair tria!, satisfied that if taken with @ fuli determination to lest ite edility they wall Gud relief.

Dr. A. JOHNSON’S

Jaundice and Byspeptic bitters. PREPARED BY L.8S. JOUANSUON, BANGOR, MAINE, Qhrer a paper of these Bitters mm one quart of W. 1. Rum

Wine or Gin; take avout a third of a wineylass full three times a day before eating, ‘Puey will bear bling vp severed umes,

‘hese Bitters are not recommended to raise the dead, or perform any such miracles, but ag a moderate Cathatic, and first rate article where a litter is needed. ‘They give a good appetite, cure Jaundice and al! Bilious affectiona,—opera'ing on the Liver and Kindeys,and assisting wature in her efforw to purify the bluvod, and keep the buman systein in order. Each Label will bear the signature of the invenior,

&. JOMNSON, For tale at the Apothecaries’ Hal!, and at the Drug Stores of W. RK. Wstson and M. W. Skinner, and sold at all the Stores throughout tie island. Persons wishing supplies of the above Medicine can be furnished at proprietor’s prices at the Diug Store of :

M. W. SKINNER,

January 22. 1855. General Agent for P. b. Island

ly. WOR THECU LE Of bLiver Compiaints

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Saget . ia. Kbeumatism, Indi SK ; Jaundice, Dyspep. ia, SUF! ' Se SUT y gestion, Guut, Dyseniery, Distthes, Oe, ras Spee cs orders, of the Kidneys and riadder, Ery ea eee , Sipelas, and eal] Diseases of 1.2 Skid ' PAM J ng Eruption, Ty phoid,and inflammatory Pes ers X NL Es Sick Headache, Costiveness, Pains in thé

Head, Breast, Side, Back and Limba, Pal-

“SS pitation of the Heart, Female Complaints

and al! Diseases arising froin an impure state of the blood,

These ivaluable Pills have been used with unparalleled’

success in private practice, for more than thirty years, and are”

now offered to the public, with the fullest conviction thet the will prove themselves @ public benefit. m

They possess the power of stimulating the i ' throughout the body to a healthy action, ee eee pa vert to subvert diseases after her own manner. Prepared only by” D. DAYLOR, Jr. & CO, No. 25, Uanover Street, Boston, ~

Sold by D. TAYLOR, Jr., & CO., 25, Hanover Street, Bos- ee W. R. WATSON, General Agent for Prince Edward 3. .

W.R. WATSON, Charlottetown, General Agent for P. E.L THE GREAT AMERICAN HAIR TONIC.

Boc.®’s celebrated Hyperion Fivid, jor the growth and preservati of the Hair. is well ee to be without a rival on thie ccaniondlll Hundreas of imitations have started into an ephemeral existence since the introduction of this unrivalled Hair restorstive. and their doom been sealed, whilst Bogles’s Hyperion Hair Fluid, with a popularity never attained by any other article, goes on ‘ conquering and to coa- quer’ ‘There is no malady. which can affect the Hair but can be cured by this incomparable preparation. ‘To ladies itis invaluable ; and on children’s heads it lays the foundation ofa good head of Hair. itis now patronized by Her Majesty the Queen of Great Brituin, and com- mands an extensive sale areas Europe. _BoGie's ELectTRick Haik Dy& converts red or grey hair inte a beaus tiful black or brown, the moment it is applied, literaliy dyeing the hair without staining the skin and Jeaves the Hair soft and glossy without injuring its texture in the least; a decided superiority over all other Hair dves.

Bogie’s Amole Shaving compound renders thot usually unpleasant operation (shaving) a decided juxary

Bogie's Hebeaiona removes Freckles and tan from the fece in the shortest possible time, and is acknowledged to be the very beet article for beautifying the complexion.

To be had. wholesaie or retail, of W. Bogle, Boston, U.S. _ And by all Druggest and perfumers throughout the Canadas, United States and Great tritain. W.R. WATSON, Agent for P. KE. 1.

Horses, Waggons.

OR SALE, 3 Horses and 3 double Waacons. Inquire at J. H. GATES’ Livery Stable, Queea Square, Charlottetown.

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