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| Ter iit " As an ille tration of P TR cK _ . ‘ . ae oP eoline ok PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. OW amudog ancedete, which comes IRcorporated 4th April, 1863. from Loud nha. will be reed with in- = terest, and something more——with advantage: WILLIAM HARD, Esquine. - Vhe Mare! ~e .\ . he oF the Hroat ttnpad'e

- HON. JAS. C. POPE,

{af f the Neapolitan wodiiity by wealth PON. DANL DAVLEs, Stu ianetr s 4% nT oi OY the orig nd man " a ao iho > ia oo

. e JAMbo DUNCA) so. | HENK ASZAR {8 Prone and hig band, from hia villa pear AN, Ksq. | HENRY HASZARD,Ese eer i} : : oe SY CRETARY

vibes, i's ransom was fixea at 20.000 DANIEL J. ROBERTS. daeats, about £4,000, aod « REpuew Was) CP lisks taken daiby at the Offices in Water-street charred to rfise the sum and bring it on Mav 4

Liverpoa! and London

FIRE AND LIFE

Lie starred with the amount ; but on his way bevan to reflect whethe

anpowt d reudezyvous, The 4. this

Was OOT an eXccss Ve price te

pay even for so rea; ectable an uncle. So INSUR ANC i COMVA NY . 1@ atone mit se on h , hy } . ‘1. . .

Wks fatac wane his - mm . pik Agent for the above first class eizht of his tweaty thousand ducats in the bes to

English Fire Insurance Company eall t] enution he publie to t nilvantaves

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at the rendceevous, he told Pilone that

of the i@ Company, in respec the asmiwed, and preimmptneseto pay losses, Whe,

Maer ieaves of the coitaye mattress, ml

tered by t {fo the security

rived

he had been goable to raise the twent: thon. wt t disparaging other Comnpanics, my be sately 2 > ; . . ewe ov,’ ti ‘ert to ¢t se alforded by at eand—time > sort —!unds not forthe ming arertes — . forded 7. ae ‘ » 4 . ‘ ther Company in the letand lie Liverpool ana ae I jome at Dest relused to make any fe-) Leudon FF. & L. lnsurance Company bas been in duction, bat at last, finding the nephew firm, | suecesstal operation since 1530, with agencies all

} } } a i — r » ow t . : ver the Werld, ana bas pid in losses AVERT TWO

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aud perhaps jearing an alftack Of tie cara ; iad arid watdrter Merling. Me ehbéeribed ca bintert, he agreed to take the twelve thou | pital is £2,000,000 sterling invested funde

and the fire pre a

. ver mt ge in sand au I release the March se, Ine nephbet ato ALL , . nefer LXélLamount &

ul © abet . » | Mae

Ii dition ta t

_ And had his foresivat, an

congratulnted himec!! on

lis very large ¢aj I Company P ekered the balance, when the Neapolitan w been established before > recent Li nited : uy Act, the individual fortunes of eneh of the

[- % ’ Municipauly, professing thetr Gisgust tial So

ji<tt: guished a functionary shoald have ovecn

cholders, comprising some of the wealthicet

rrchants in Liverpool! aud Loudon, are

l liable for h

axes ould u le of the ttul be swept rant ft ranson a2 lay 1, i . a. eae a : ie 4 ies LOE Witte OF THe Ca) i e & l } - . = u ™ r tine ’ ry a > oF away Ln this resy ‘ct if callers, 1t is Velveved, from tlare! thetr totestion of paying the ransom j any other Company established here

ippointed by Powe: , is authorised t

occurs, aL Wil

\nd lastly » He 4

out ofthe otwhictpal taxes, and asked the tiv from

tu amount. He very

Maréhese te etate the wean ne os

coolly Hamed thirty thoussa! ducats—whiek | ref Home Company, to the extent of one Uf ida sterling Ww evordingly paid over to him. Pilone eee

iperior advantages, the Compnny is I ‘

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beard of this, and wrote to the municipaliry | not disposed

. io ee that, thong! drigante he was galantuomo, \*** 3! baie Other Enygtiet as ’ ‘ . - m { omypa 0 the same advan- end coult not imtuk of the municipa ity geous featares, and t Agent has been advised being mulcts d in more than he reevived, | that an unit rm rate bas be = nyreed upon by the . ro oe a “ea Directors of this Couspamy and the * Qneen's, and viz., twolve thousand duc " his led to j that the Agents here epould, in this respect, "act | a doable exolanarton. out of which came to} im coucert.” W. A. JUHNSTONE, \ ’ , j Avent of the Livespoe} and London rht st, the nephew's iarge aid . > + ies : ’ light, first, nephew's large mibble of the Now. 10, 1862 Fire Inunrace Campaby

erie thowsend: dacats, and then the Mur. chese’s advance of ergzhteeu thousand above the amount paid to Pilome. Lt ended in tbe Marchese renmoursing the municipaiity, sud the mat er being hushed up.

‘Queen Insurance Company OF LIVERPOOL. FIRE AND LIFE!

\TENHE Subscriber, having been appointed

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Sxatrne —In rcply to “ Archimedes,” agent for tle above first class Insurance Com : sete Mi i wr & many, is prepared to take risks ou all descriptions of the ta<test thing i skating 1 QV¥er saw Was | propert re J. 8 CARVELL. done on the st. John river, New Bruns-| Charlottetown, Feb. 10. u wiols, by on Sngen aamed Gabriel Acquin. (Extracts From Newsparens.] He skated thirty measured miles in one nour! 6), reference to # return made to Parliament.

and

and a hal", being a part of a journey of | ordered by the House of Commons to be printed 71)

seventy-three miles, the whole of whieh he | Jane. Mol, it will be seen thatthe inerease of Duty we . i for the year, paid by the “QUEEN,” was £20,

performed iv six hours. A friend of mine |) pwards of £1000 mere than paid by any

and my<elf, on the same eccusion, skated | other ollice ever yet established in this City

the same distance im six hours and fifieen

wivates includimg half an hour’s rest, which) “Th

being upwark»k ~

{From Gore’s General Advertiser, Oct. 24, 1861.)

jeed, we believe that we are perfectly jasti

atte hit Bi ’ J <2... hy, | fied in saying that no other Cc mipany, within the tte al! took for luncheon, and a consideralls same period, ever attained so large au income in deiay in teking off and putiing on skates | either the Fire or Life Departments as the Queen . Pe z ’ 1 > r ating thi tata >t we

' wi — a har | Insurance Com pray In making this statement,w 7 : ic 7 t ge ‘ ' . , ard waking across a short portage; so tha = he, ee oe aa ed cae

wake no exception ev mely, the Liverpool and Loidon, the Roval, and the Lar [From the Civil Service Gazette. Nov. 2. 1861} “ Among these important institutions stands eri

tne

the actual time cecupied by us in skating seventy-three miles was little over five hours aod a balf, ani we bud Gificeu mioutes’ s:art of the Indian. I need hardly say that the wind was tair and the iee good,—Caridoo,

Ot pre aes

whire Insurence Companies.”

nent for its solidity, as well as fer

Ms success, ** ” '

i week held

Queew Insurance Company ,”’ which : 7 7 i 29 no emaaune cantina of ae Liverpo Corrgspondent of the Field. its annual meeting of proprietors ia Liverpool. A P referenee to the &u pie report in nnether puge wii er are fully satisfy every reader of the signal progress

“Da. Tuackeray."'—A Paris correspon- dent of one of the Londua papers relates the following aneedyte?

** Latterly. fortune and fame enabled the author of * Vanity Fuir’ to visit imperial Paris io imperial styie,and W. M. Thackeray

vat op generally at the Hotel Bristol, in the Pince Vendome. Ney er was inerease of fortune more gracefully worn or more grace- fully @miplayed. The straggling artiat and wail man of letters, whom be was sure to find at home or abroad, was pretty sure to he avsisted 1f he learned their wants. I kuuw of many .® kind act. Une morning on entering Mr. Thackeray's bedroom in Pafts, L found trim placing some Napoleons in a pili-bes. on the lid of which was written, * Une to be taken occasionally.” + What are yuordving 2’ suid £. * Well,’ he replied, * there is ap old person here who says she is) very ill and m distress, and L etrongly sus- pect that this is the medicine she wants. Dr ‘Thackerny intends to leave it with her bim. seif. Let us walk out togetier.””

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Taaccerst —A Torentsa Meworrat.—- W hile genetona tribates are everywhere paid | te te Genine of him who has been suddenly | ealled away in the tallness of his power and | the maturity of tes fame, some who lave for many years enjoyed the advantage of bis assistance and the delight of his society

« : : : 2 : » b¥ this aseociation since its ndation ucl

| made succes is, iadeed, rarely witained ; onee the excellence of ite manage nent, andthe pub lic contidence im its coustiqution.”’ {Prom the Liverpool Mereury, Nov. 2, 1861.] “It must be gratifying to the public generally, and especially to the proprietors, to find tat its in come dbring the past three years has increased at the rate of £20,000 per annam. We believe that no other Con pany, within the same short penmod, ever attained so large an increase either in the Pire or Life Department. This speaks bighly for the activity at of the managemeut, while the promptnene with whizh all the claims, arising out Mt the late disastrous fire in Lendet were mict tes

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eimve tment of these furds * W. A. JOHRSPTONE,

Late of Halifax, N. 8. Attorney and Barrister-at-Law, Notary Public, Ke. &e.

Se Orricse — Mrs Porsyth’s, north side of Queen Square

Charlo ictown,. Getober 21, 1863.

ai a we. | Temvop ROSE & McINTYRE,

General Commission Merchants, Ss Cedar-street --- New York.

ARTICULAR ATTENTION to Sales

dence wh iinarked ts

of Merchandize for the Lritish American markets

: tefer to— A. N. Brown, Esar., 185 Greenwict 3 ‘ees | | _ Refer to—. , Esqr., ireenwich would simply record that they have lost @! street. New York; Meats. Eiliot & Co., 16 Lemoine- dear Friend. At an early period in the | street, Montreal; Hon. P. Walker, Charlottetown, history of this Periodical he became a Con-+ PE. Island Ccament MeiIstyer. June 15, [BEB,

tributor to ite pages, and he long continued to enrich them, and though of late he ceused to give other aid tian suggestion and advice, | he was a constant wember of our coune:|, and | ext with as on toe eighth dey from that which has saddesed Englands Christmas Let the brillianey of his tramed intellect, the terrible strength of bis satire, the subtlety of his wit, the richnesg of his. homour, and the eatholic range of his calm wislom, be themes for others; the mourning friemis who in- eeribe these lines to lie memory think of the wifectionate nature, the cheerful eompanion- | ship, the large heart and open hand, the simple courteousness, and the endearing | frankness of a brave, true, honest gentleman, whom vo pen bet his own could denict as; those who knew lim woukl desire. —Punch,

Kientesireet, Charlotictown.

7EXLIS HOTEL, formerly known as the * GLOBE HOTEL,” is the largest in the

Bearders.

patronage. [2 Vie Dest of Laqvor* always on hand

caveful bostler in attendance. JOHN MURPHY, Proprietor. Ch. Town, P. E. 1., Nov. 23, 1863. ly

JOHN & ROBERT SCOTT,

Sanaa ts tees it | Coach & Sleigh Buiiders, | Flow ro Discover Sawant Pox mw irs Eartr Kent Street,

Srsce.—The Lelectic Journal, in «0 article i oo stmtll pox, admonishes physicians not to) he hasty im pasting their opinion that any | eruptive disorder 16 that loathsome disease not they prove the following diagnostic symptom :—

sow op hand a number of new and second-hand Canrrtaces, open and covered, of different styles which wii be sold cheap for prompt payment.

(Pe All orfers punctually attended to.

| April 14, lsc.

** Now we olfvr this seeret to the profession | - vA RD

—e9 soon as the eraptions appear, and by, £ Raed hy

prissare with the ootes of ao finger may | : VIF SUBSCRIBER. in returning thanks distinetly he felt the small. hard substance, ~9 hisuumerous customersin Town and Country precisely as if a small. fine shot had been mya Aug tag * td = eae ee piaced onder the cuticle of the skin. This | prorsawn’s. bateher.and méatly opposite the i peculiar appearance belongs to no other er- | of Jons Scort, Exq., Carriage Builder, where he uptive disease. We have applied the term | is prepared, WITH INCREASED FACILITIES, tv secret here; for whilst it is and has been moms ae deat to him in bin line ot known to a few physicians, it is aot ment:on- | “wedi align toe aay Te DESPATOM elim any of the standard authorities ; nor ON THE MOST MODERATE TERMS. does the writer claim the credit of the dis- | covery. After this. all works upon practice will add this untatling diagnostic symptom.”’

VIZ;

ed ee Fainting,

Lossrs tn 1862. —The following are the) Plain and Ornamental Names of some of the most distinguished men | per-hanging, who have died within the year: —L rd “Ulyde, Sir James Outram, Lord Elgin, Sir G. C. Lewis, Lord Seaton, Lord Hatherton, Lord Lyndhurst. Sir Cresswell Cresewell, Sir W. Veigntman, Lord Sinclair, the Marquis oi | Loodowne, the Marqais of Normanby, Rad- ward Ellice, Mr. Western Wood. Sir William Culitt, Archdeacon Drury, Sie G. Borba, Siw Jovhua Jebb, Sir Culling E. Eardley,

| And every thing connected with the trade, And by punectnality and moderate prices, he solicits a share of public patronage. 4 Sa Always on hand, for sale in season, WAG- GONS and SLUEIGHS of the BEST MATERIA! and LATEST FASHIONS : ' Ee The Snubseriber also wishes to intimate that y, |e bas opened a BOARDING HOUSE for the ac Arclibishop Whately Dr. M'Can!, Dr. Raffles, oro. of Permunent and transient hoarders, Admiral Washington, Malready, Augustus late dlntben be Nerdetd hate hen, Cpaaeeanas: ire Types, he ope ah; are of py ye Fig, Harding. Bridell, Duffield, Me. Sheep-| : Tr ot eee shanks; Gatley. the sculptor; Professor | BH. MARTIN. Coekerell, the architect ; Willmore, the en- | oe fraver; Professor Taylor, the Gresham lec- ory areee ae turer; Mre. Troflupe, and Mr. Turnbull, GOULD! GOULD! List and greatest, Thackeray. — London pr Subscriber offers for sale, at his theealw, Jan 2. | shop, Great George-strect, a splendid lot a | ‘ dias | Gold Rar. Ringa, Broches, Links, Lockets, Pencils Anexechange paper says that the Empress Pinger Rings, Pins, Stads, Keys, Chains, Hagenie has ingured her jife for a million of

>”

Ch. Town, April 27. 1863.

Atso—-Some nice Watches, consisting of —

Guliars. Lovie pays the policy. Horizontal, four holes jewelled, in ~ ia CREO, « ccc reece sc cee seceeesestusersase .

eee ee Ladies size,....do...... WD. BU. 00 had site ee lee

Ramours are current ta the Canadian pa- | lu linoting Onsen. icwnnn od Sd iaiina = ha omen 4 0 °

pers that bine Excelleney Loed Mopex will | Levers, Thirteen Jewels,............-.... 6 006

svortly lea¥# for Engiand ; and it a added

that bhere exists something more than a pos-

— tis Lordship may not return to’ hwy .

A. PURCHASE, Watehmaker. | Ch. Town, Nov. 30, 1863. Smardon's Corer

~~ CAUTION. .

HEREBY eaution al! persons against |

— i - . A bill fur Jowalizi , giving Money, Goods.or anything else what- | wit th ‘ gal zing the marriage of a man ever ty my wife Saran, on my account ; as] shall % the sister uf his deceased wile hus heen rot be responsible for the rame, and will resist reads third tome asd oaseed in the Legisla- neat of all debts contracted by her after this tive Coune:: of South Australia. aes ARCHIBALD BUCITANAN. i Rustico, Jan. 25, i864. dw pd

yeas dav

wt Se TE

be well justitied) to

and it attests at}

tities to thejr financial ability and the care and prn —=—— ra ae a | HOLLOWAY'S PILLS! Loss of Appetite—Loss of Strength

McDonald's, next door to Mrs |

of OATS and other PRODUCE. and pure ase

North American Hotel,

City, and ceutrally situated; it is now opened tor the reception of permanent and transient The subseriber trusts, by strict atten- tien to the wants and comfert of his friends and | the public generally, to merit a share of public |

Good Stabling for any number of horses, with a!

NFORM the inhabitants of Charlotte. |

town and the Country generally that they have |

| Wholesome and natural manner (hau Gay other

| ‘House, Sign, Carriage & Sleigh | Pa

i that in the worst form.

| Imitution of Wood and Marble, |

the laryver sixes. , patients in every disorder are atlixed to euch Box,

—— - vue -

SALE OF Valuable Freehold Property,

ee

5 ane

r Ww he hs) ld by PUBLIC AUCTION, ' Office, in the United Kingdom, nnd the Post department of Chis Island, being established, Money

Orders payuble at any Post Otlice---being a Money

atthe Colonial Building, in Charlottetown,

on the Fourth day of MARCH next (1864), at the homr of Twelve o'clock, noon, by virtue of & Power of Sale contained in a certain Iudenture ot

Mortgage, dated the Penth day of December, Shu, and made between the Hovorable Willian Forgan of the Roralty of Charlottetown, and Susan Keiys,

1 in Wile, of the one part,

t and Daniel Hodyson, of | Cherlettetown, aforesaid, of the other part, and by | suid Daniel Hodgson assigued to me, All those Tracts, Pieces or Parcels of Land, being Pastare Lots Nutnbers Ninteen (19%, Twenty-six (26), Thirty

four (34), and Porty-two (42), in the Royalty of Charlotietown, aforesaid, as the same are delineated

und Inid duwn ona certain Map or Plan of the suid

Royalty made and now kept inthe Otfce of the Kevistrar of Deeds and Kee per of Plans for the aiid | id, reference being therenuto bad will wore fully aud at Lirce appear

For turther particulars and terms of Sale, &c., ipply t the Subscriber or bis Solicitor

Dated at Charlotietown this Jlat August, Ah Sou WILLIAM H. HOLRIRK. J a-Mensery, Solicitor

Etreeholida Turnd,~ On Lot Forty-four (44), Rollo Bay, FOR SALE.

"Fo be so'd by Pussic Avetien. on the

Prewies, at Rollo Bay, (untezs previously sold by private coutract)on TUBSDAY, of A ARCH NEXT, o'cloek, noon,

20 ACRES OF LAND, Fownship Fourty-four, in King’s County, com mencing on the North bank of Kollo Bay, at the

; southwest angie southwest along said bunk for the distance of 4 chains and 17 links, thence North 69 degrees, F: 6 chains aud 60 link s,thenee North 30 degrees, East

i rof Jobn Ressiter’s

63 @hains and SO thinks, to the rea Farm, thence Northwardly along said rear 4 chains and 30 dinks, theuce South S80 dezrees, West 65 chains and 50 links, or watil it meets the south line of Fidele Deayle’s Farm, and thence South 69 de

jie the said Bank ex place of commencement, having been conveyed bey Wilkam Deugle, senior, to the

Tenus and other particulars rude kuewn on ap plieation te the Subscriber or to the Hon Josuru tluxsiey, at his Oftice iu Charlouetown

J. WIGHTMAN.

Georgetown, Sth Oet., 1863

raxO be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, on

the Premises, on WEDNESDAY, the]

Order Ofiies

the First duy | practice. ING4, at the hour of Twelve! certain in correcting all irregularities,

| Menstruations, removing all obstructions, whether ‘ from eold or otherwise, beadache,

of Simon Burke's Farm, thence !

Sale of Leasehold Property.

Wotice to the Public. AQ SYSTEM of MONEY CRDER IN-

TERCHANGE between the Money Order (illice

in Great Britain or Lreland, will be

jxaned from this Ollice, on and after the Ist vo! Februury next. Seale of Charges: Up to £2 oty.,.. ..-.......--- 38. tg. Som. From £° to £5 sty.,.- ci Low £7 CL ee

£7 to £0 *

Maxiuium amount for which a single order may

be issused, £10 sterling. ; L. C. OWEN. General Post Office, 18th Jan., 1804. - 1 arn TO LET!

(EXE HOUSE on the corner of

Rent £30. Possession given "Char'town, Now 23, 1863, Judgon's Worm Tea’

‘IMPORTANT TO FEMATES.

Di. CHEESE MAN’S PILLS. |

ye combination of ingredients in these Pills are the result of a long and extensive They are wild in their operation, and Paiufal

pain iv the ade, palpitation of the heart, whites, all nervous affee tions, hysterics, fatigue, pais in the back and litabs,

c, disturbed sleep, which arise from taterrup con

of vature.

Dr. Cheeseman’s Pills was the commencement of a new era in the treat- gent of those irregularities aud obstiuctions which have consigned eo many to & PREMATURE GKAVE, No female ean enjoy good health unless she is regu- lar, and Whenever an obstruction takes place the

; phase I 7 ’ »neral heal ins chine. vrees. West, alouy seid Fidele Deagle'’s south ne | general health begins to dee

Dr. Cheeseman’s Pills

are the most effectual remedy ever known for all subscriber by Deed dated the 22rd January, I8o8. |

complaints peculiar to Females. To all classes they arcinvaluable, inducing, with certainty, periodical regularity. They are known to thousands, who have used them at different periods, throughout the country, baving the sanction of some of the most eminent Physicians in America.

Explicit directions, stating when they should not be used, with each Box—the Price One Dollar per Box, containing from 50 to G0 Pills.

Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remitting to the

24th day of FEBRUARY NEXT, at the hour | Proprietors. Sold by Druggists generally.

of b2 o'clock, noon, by virtue of a Power of Sale | contained in a certain ludenture of Mortgage, | dated the 13th day of April, 1863, end made}

between John Noble, of Township Number Thirty-

two, in Queen's County, in Prince Edw ard Island, | Farmer, of the one part; and William Malone, |

of Charlottetowas, in the said Island, Printer, ot the other part: All that Tract, Piece or Parcel of and, Farm situated on Toewnslap Number Thit ty-two, in Gneen’s ¢ ‘ounty,

and Premises

being the nerthern roiety or halt part of ninety |

acres leased by the Jate John Cambridge to the late

Donald Malone, and hounded as follows, that is | to say: On the ezst by the old North River Back |

Road, on the south by the southera moiety of the said ninety acres as now feneed in, on the north

by Samuel Howard's land, and on the west by |

land in the passession et Richard Leonard, and

containing Forty-five acres (a littl more or less.) | particulars enquire of Henry | PALMER, of Charlotietown, ia the said Island, | Esquire, Attorney, or to the subscriber, at the |

For further

Evaminer Office. WILLIAM MALONE. Charlotetown, 23d November, 12°63. Carlton’s ‘ e4? ; . Condition Powders!

HEALTH FOR TEE INVALID

—lLoss of Health.

flow of spirits quickly follows, the body becomes

immensely invigorated, with a certainty of restored |

health: fresh air and u little exercise are necessary to bring about a permanent state of things. Hol- | ioway’s Pills imparts tone and energy to the most delieate constitutions, and in a manner as to astonish all who take them. By their extraordinary virtues they have obtaiued the largest sale vi any wedivine in the world.

Head, Heart, Lungs and Stomach.

ook to the re ularity of the functions of these | I gZ Hiolloway’s Pills restore to |

foundations of vitaitty. order the slightest departure from the proper action,

and, therefore, may be considered as the regulators |

of the mainspring of buman life. Apoplexy can

,always be prevented if the proper action of the |

| bowels be attended to, which this famous medicine never fails to accomplish. Disorders of the bead and heart often terminate suddenly and fatally

| from obstructions in the system, whieh might gene- |

raliy be prevented by taking small and regular doses of this fine corrective.

Female Disorders.

| No medicine can be go infallibly relied upon for ‘overcoming all obstructions as these Pills; they never fail to restore a healtby action throughout the }system. The printed instructions will evable all to | correct the first symptoms of disease, and avert |many serious maladies. Holloway’s Pilis

change the si kly aud sallow complexion, thus re- |newing the bloom of bealth, To females entering into womanhood, or at the turn of life, these Piis will be fvund invaluable. They esbould be taken |; two or three times a week, as a safeguard against

Foul Stomach, and Disor-

In such a deranged state of health the food is decomposed instead of being digested, and proves poisonous rether than nutritious. This derangement | ean be at once set right by a course of these purily ing and digestive Pills, which heve wequired tur themselves an imperishable fame for the mastery they bave constantly exercised over the digestive | organs Holloway’s Pills increase the appetite, re guiate the liver, repress biliousness, lewlibily sii. | mulate the kidneys, and move the bowels in a more

dered Liver. | |

medicine.

Disorders incidental to Children.

The liver and stomach of children are, from many causes, often out of order, us they are allowed to eat many things that would disagree with their parents, hence their blood becomes impure, and liable to take any disease that is prevalent, and One Pill, reduced to a powder, and putin a little water, given occasionally to children of twelve months old, and to those of three or four years, three Pills, and to others of seven years of age, four Pills —~ will always make children look blooming and healthy, Seventy-five out of every buudred do not reach the age of matu- rity. ficlloway’s Pills would not only preserve | their health, but save the lives of thousands. Many)

people foolishly think that children only require a |

littie medicine twice a year. ‘(

Holloway's Pils are the best remedy known in the world | Jor the following diseases :—>-

Acne Feowle Irregula-+Serofula, or Ambrin rities King's Evil | | Bilious Com \Fevers of all [Sore Throats | plaints | kinds [Stone & Gravel | Blotents on the Fits Second’ ry Symp- | Skin ftont tomes | | Bowel Comp- |Ilead-ache a Donlourenx | luints Wndisestion {Tumours \ Colies Nntlmemetion § |Uleers | Coustipaiion ef Jaundice |Veneren! Aftec- | the owels [Liver Compl’nte tions | Consumption \Lumbago jWorms of all | Debility Piles kinds | Dropsy Rhenmatism Weakness, from Dyseutery Retention of whatever cause Er; sipelus "rine &e., &e.

Sold at the Establishment of Prorrssor Horto- WAY, 244, Strund, (near Temple Bar.) London; also | by all respeetable Draggists and Dealers in Medi- |

| cines throughout the civilized world, at the follow- | jing priees: — Is 13d, 2s td, 4a Gd, J1s, 226, and 33

euch Box.

N.B.—There is a considerable saving by taking Directions for the guidance of

wid ean be had tn any langaage, even in Chinese, Lrecember 28, 1863.

Lot or |

The marvellous effect of this fine medicine upon | _the system is such as to immediately rally all the | vital fanctions, the appetite is soon restored, a fuil |

s00n |

| dropsy, beadachea, palpitations of the neart, and all | nervous affections, so distres-ing at certain periods. | |

Sick Headache, Indigestion or

HUTCHINGS & HILLYER, Proprietors, 8: Cedar street, New York. Sold by W. R. WATSON, No. 14 Queen-street, Charlottetown, P. E. Tf. January 11, 1864.

MseDICAlL ASSISTANCE. THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY

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R ADWAY’S READY RELIEF.

THE GREAT EXTERNAL AND IN- TERNAL REMEDY, STORS THE MO=T EXCRUCIATING PAIN IN A PEW MINUTES,

AND RAPIOLY CURIS THE PATIENT.

RADWAY'S READY RELIEF Proves its superiority to all other Medicines at once. ITS FIRST INDICATION Ist» relieve the sufferer of PAIN, no matter from what cause it may originate, or where it may be seated, If in the Head, Face, or Throat

If in the Back, Spine, or Shoulder ;

Hin the Arms, Breast, or Side ;

if in the Joints, Limbs, or Muscles +

If in the Nerves,Teeth, or Ears ; Or in any other part of the body, its application to the part or parts where the pain exists will afford inamedi-

ate ft slicf, If SEIZED WiTH PAIN In the Stomach, Dowels, or Kiduers ; In the Bladder, Spleen, or Liver ; In the Teeth, Ears, or Throat ; In the Brain or Nervous System ; One teaspoonful of RADWAY’S READY RELICF to a wineviass of water will, in a few miuutes, re- Store th patient to ease and con:fort. {f Lame, Cripple |, or Bed-ridden ; If Palsied, Scsded, or Burned ; If Bruised, Wounded, or Cut ; If Strained, Injured, or Disable! ; If =nn > troke, or seized with Fits - If Weak in the Spine cr Back ;

RADWAY'S READY RELIEF

should be applied to the part or parts allicge . o- stantly relieves the patient from pain, and quickly heals, soothes, and strengthens the disabled parts. In all cases of Bites of Rabid Doers, Reptiles, Stings of Poi- sonous Insects, the apolication of RAPWAY'’S READY RELMF to the woune wil! prevent iniiammmatiou aud Invrulication.

FEVER AND ASUE.

Persons exposed to the Malaria of Ague, or if seized with Chills aud Fever, will flud @ positive Antidote and Cere in Radway’s Ready Reiief. Let two teaspoonsful of the Ready Ketief, in a wine-glass of water, be taken ov getting out of bed in the morning, and however ox posed to malaria you will escape.

WHEN SEIZED WITH CHOLERA, or Diarrhea, or Finx ; Pvsentery, Cramps, and Spasms ; Hilious Cholic, or Gastritis ;

Scarlet, Typhoid, or other Fevers ; Influenza, Coughs, or'Celis ; Inflammation of the Stowach or Dowels

RADWAY'S READY RELIEF SHOULD RE TAKEN INTERNALLY

One dose will stop the pain ,

a few hours, cure the patient |

HOW Vr CURES,

The secondary indication of RADWAY’S READY RE. |

LIEY 's to cure the patiens of the disease ov malady that

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occasiony the pain; Uiis ik accamplisies rapidly and radically, pain. misery, Weakness, and doorepitude, to the delight. ful enjoyment of health aud stveagth, that patients fre-

Se soift is the patiewt transformed from |

quently aserive is laliswianie power to the supernatu- ral juilieuee of Cichantimet,

THU MATISM, LUMBAGO, GOUT, NEURATGTIA, TOOTH ACHE, CROUP, INFLUENZA, SORE TH’ OAT, QUIDZY, UTPTHERIA, HOARSEN’SS, BRONCHI-

, STIFF JOINTS, ENLARGED TENDONS, HEAD ACHib, (Sick er Nervous.) ASTHMA, or HARD BURATHING.

ii is traly marvellons how quick RADWAY’S READY Rriik cures the sullerers of these maladies. The poor. crippled, and pain--tricken Rheumatic has pot io wait days before a change takes place, but ina few iminuses derives ease and comfort.

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CHRONTC RHEUMATISM CURED. Twenty Years of Sicepless Nights.

Wm. Sydney Myers, Esq., of Havana, Cuba, the cor- respondent of the London Times, suilered wita Acute aud Chronic Rheumatism for twenty five years, and for twenty years he had not enjoyed one whole aivhUs calm reet. He applied RADWAY’S READY RELIEF—it im- inediately gave him ease and ‘ecured him the firstcalm aud undisturbed sleep during the twenty years. The continued use of the READY RELIEF cured hina.

PREVENTION BEITER THAN CURE, | THERE I§ NO OCCASION FOR SICKNESS. } Wher you first feel pain, then take a teaspoonful of the READY RELU F,in water; or apply it to the paris where you feel the discomfort.

ALL MALIGNANT DISEASES first give warning of their presence, and if met prompt- } before they become securely intrenched within the system, will be readily expelled.

SIGNS OF SICKNESS,

Headache, Pains in the Limbs—in che Stomach, Bow- e... an? Kidneys—Cold Chills. and Hot Flushes, Coat- ed Tongue, Burning Skin, Nausea, Shivering, Dullness, Lors of Appetite, Restlessmess, Giddiness, &c., &e., n € premonitory symptoms of Malignant Diseases. Gne dose ef the READY RELIEF is suflicient to break up — orp diseased action, and restore the patient to |

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SOLDIERS.

Every soldier should carry with him a supply of Radway’s Ready Relief. It supplies the place of all other medicines , and as a beverage, a teaspoonful of the Retief, to » wine-glass of water ,is a nicer, pleasunt- er stimviant than brandy, whisky. or bitters.

SICKNESS PREVENTED IN THE Sta MAINE REGT.

Eighth Maine regiment, “er /’t J. P. Lord, writes that Radway’s Realy Keiiefsaved the regiment from death while quartered at Tybee Island, 5. 0. , when warking in the swamps, erecting fortifications. Fvery man seized with Typhoid ani other Fevers, Fever and Ague, Diarrboss, Dysentery, Rueumutism, was cured by the nse of the Ready delief. |

+ CAUTION. |

Tn all cases ask for Radway’s Ready Relief. Take no ether. See tuat the signature of Railway & Co. is oc the ontside labei of exch bottle. Every agent is supped with a aew and fresh stock. Price 25 cents per bottle. Sold by Druggists, Merchants and country store keepers,

RADWAY & 09, §7 Maiden Jane, New York,

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QUEBEC PORTER & ALES. St. Charies-st. “Brewery, quebec. Thomas Lloyd, Proprietor. Portiep ALES & PORTER, of

superior brands, from the above Brewery, for

Sale in lots to suit purchasers, \ G. A. LLOYD. Peake's Building, Water-street. Ch'town, P. E. 1, Dee. 28, i868

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tunnewell’s Great Remedies.

| Hunnewell’s Eclectic Piils,—-THE TRUE 'PORM OF A CATHARTIC.—By the application of true Medical Laws, both character and economy lare combined in this most valuable Pill, To pre- vent putting inte the stomach such quantities vf iudigeatible and injurious drugs usually contained in Pilla that require from four to six to get ® decent

cathartic, and to prevent the Griping Pars 30 |

| erroneously judged to be evidence of character, was /the study in this development. The dose seldom exceeding one and pever

lof the Stomach and Bowels, and #8 a true Family Pill. For Worms they are a sure cure,

—Tbe basis of this truly wondertaul preparation, pow of sach well-earned celebrity, is a freedom from every component calculated to debilitate, and by such to allow the greatest freedom of use, day or night, as the only true theory by which 7'hroat and Lung Complaints can be vlfectually cured.

great cures, when jocal causes make wlmost all suc complaints different ineffect, I would ask coufidence which will be sacred, in Colds, Cougis, Hocrseness, Nore Throat, Bronchial and Asthmatic Comp!aints, Whooping Cough, wad to all Virvat aud Lung Complaints, which, when neglected, ead in Con- sumption, Tvstimoniais freuw Physicians of the higuest respectability, and from tuvalids, can be seen at my ohice by all interested.

Hunnewell's Tolu Aaedyne.— This justly celebrated preparation, which has so truly earned the name and tame of a True Anolyne by results whieh had bafiled every otber attem)t at cure or relief in Neuralgia, Gout, Nervous Headache, Tooth aud Bar Ache, Cholera Morbus, Pains in the Stomach or Bowels, Hysteria, Distress after Kating, Loss of Sleep, General Nervous Vebility, Paroxyms in Asthma and Whooping Cough, now declared to be largely nervous, and the pains in Mouthly Men- struation, also declared to be one of the most important points in medicine. A Jady writes trom New York, ‘‘ were it ten dollarsa drop, I would not

witbeut it.”’ ig For sale by all Wholesale and Retail Deaiers. JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor, Praetical Chemist, Boston, Mass. N. B,—The greatest freedom of corresponence solicited.

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|unhealthy climates, &c more than two Pills, settles

| the question of economy, and confidence is asked to | | test their true character in Dyspepsia, Costiveness, | | Piliousness, Liver Complaints, Pies, aldernngements |

| Therapion may be procured at J]s, and 33s per pack- | Hunnewell’s Universal Cough Remedy.

‘i . i sntio ong stories of : : To prevent asking attention to long storie h ciously perwitted the Government stamp, bearing the

| word *’ Therapioa ’ in white letters, to be attached | to each package; thus insuring the public against

medicine, it can be left orearried anyw here, and may reeronably expect relief, Wien a above Teme, tnken from time to time without exciting suspicion dies the setierer ne itv he ee wledge ach package gontains full instructions tor every second person, cure hinise i speedil te, s ca , at the least possible expense Tere Paety, ad “T have taken your Pills and 7

se. THERAPION, No 1, in three days only.

Ss 26 i flec- . alwa * deri removes gonorr ima, gleet aud all discharges, € conclit frum thew ”...¥ y - tually superaeding injections, the use ot which doee Cambridge. “1 have on ‘ Queen's Ereat irreparablé barm by laying the fousdatien of stric- lappy result."—B. H Car tiie with ee ture and other serious diseases. In dysentery, , , our Pills