guard every avenue t rough which sin may reach you. In no or t . way, will you he sent» OVDI0@tlte'»l_I|.OFIVtI of the world. _,_.. .

ring the up snoe of an angel rsmirisd through a brush feaos, one u wor wrstshednsss and woe."

I thsesuditisnsf ‘n’ , lay-Ilsbiludsrthsgsthnrnbusof it]. Ildths glssmsf ' cu

‘ . ' . r "i. 3 l‘§""-~, 3,‘. -"'7' ;‘ .. ,3 ' I. yr ..

'10 AN ABSENT FRIEND.

A soft breeze is lifting the curl from my brow— ' A sweet voice is niurrn‘ring all softly and lew— A warm lip is pressing ufond kiss on mine. And soft starry eyes wear a nidiaiice like thine.

Tbs voice bvcsthss sweet comfort, and peace to my heart The eyes to my spirit a ladncss impart.

Their soft, trnurpnl depths, fond affection reveal.

And the tones o or my heart‘s chords, like nislody steal.

As a dream of his homo to the exile afar-

As to the night's dusky brow, one bright bogning stnr—. As the moon’s silvery smile to a tempest-toss «I am,

Is thy love, cherished one! in this dark world to in»!

As the flower at eve from its chalice sends up

'I‘lie perfume enshrined in its dew-laden cup;

As a bird’s thrilling song, when from bondage set free, My full soul would pour forth its blessings on thee.

I know 'tis a drum. and will soon fads away, And leave me to tnourn the sweet vision's“(leeay; I know that ‘mid strangers. tny footsteps now revs, Afar from the horns of thy heart's deepest love.

But at night's silent lioul‘, fond thoughts shall ririlup. 1' |’I)t¢|’l Iwoelly blending ascend to the skies: ‘

And “Ball llltlll guide thee, our brightest and best, LII“! Ill. Wandering dove to our sheltering nest! /

_... fl ______ or HEART-WI8DO.\f. ‘Tia wea to pine for pleasures past, or scorn go hoard their lcavcis still gyeenfliii memory. d_ or happiest days "kn fr i est owers, most in 2 The winds that talrcihia blnsioni, leave the thorn; To some hard trouble all of as are born. Blsrued e day that's past without a sigh; Blessed a day with siglis,—if we can dry The tssrs of those who have more cause to mourn.

How many hate, who might esch other love,

Did they but judge those living. as ifdesd.— Stretched cold before thorn with dim stony r-,_vns 3 Divincr far than all the stars above

Is one forgiving word in kindness said.-

One loving look that in the memory lies.

'I'h'l description ofn handsome ivoman is hy I\Iason:— " Whene‘or with soft serenity she smiled. ‘ Or caught the orient lilush of nick surprise, How siveell mutiihle, how brig illy wild The liqui lustre diirted from her eyes 1 Each look, each motion, marked a new-born grace, 5 That e‘cr hr-r form its transient glory cast, Some lovelisr minder soon usurped the place, Chased by ti charm still lovelier than the last.“

0 0 di a r 1 2 ti: 5 . / :5 J- ” ciisascrfi. j A

A misstep may destroy life. One sin ins t‘tiiss_ _ r chamcter. Did you ever rctlect on the con uenceii o a singlenndulgsnee in vice? The best of men have fallen t rough the suggestion of another. Ilow careful shorild you he, while in the freshness of your d ry_s.

3

LONDON HOUSE.

Y GOODS, from London , compr

nrln-3 Dresses; Ilubit Shirts and Chernisetts in great vuriety;_ new and crochet Collars; Ladies’ Cu

d and worsted Gloves;

QVEI’

Children‘: Sta 1. in v _ Stoclts; black ace Falls; colored Veils; boolr, jsconet, camliric, swiss. nifll,and 0' tr read and cotton Iidgln Lucas and Itlslflfllolll; vvliislter Illondc. in variety; btiticial Flowers and Wrr.-otlis; Ladies’ and Cliildrt-n‘s ‘outliers, very cheap; Clnsik and Drcitst Trimmings and Buttons, in great variety, ti-gt-tlit:r with numerous other articles. II. IIASZAIID. Great George Street, t .' I tiharlutnnowri, Oct. 27, I851.

V 7 V ‘ V N LW S 1 Oil in ‘ N DORClIl".S'I‘I‘.ll S'I‘RI“.I§'I‘. in the premises owned and late-

ly occupied by the Ilen. W. \\'. Lorin. H. .i. ctumnncit,

H” jucntvun A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OI" GOODS, IVIii‘cIi its were Low fsr 0.43".’

II. J. C., returns tlizinks to his friends in the Country for their lihcrsl patronage, and trusts by a strict attention to Iiusitieits, to trier- it n cmitiiiuatico of the siiiiie. Charlottetown, Nov. 28.

— FALL SUPPLY. .

DRUGS, M EDICINES, &.c.

M. W. SKINNEII has received it large SUPPLY ofGENUINE, BRIT II

-

DRUGS and MEDICINES,

Including all the Patent Remedies now in use. I-‘rencli and I-lnglisli Pcifuiiiery ofthc iiiost fiisliioiiiible kinds, and Poiiiades, in every‘ V-'||'iel_)‘. II-’Iir Uil ufull ki ' , Cosinclic, Frrecltle \\'ziiIli, &t'.. , Iloiir-_v Ptitiintuiii. it new article the nursery, mucli oiltitired; Ilullhlo Uil,().v and limit‘: Marrow, reniarkzibly good for the hair; (‘.:istor Uil Poiitaida and I"renr:|i I)epilntory,lur l'ttlif\\'IfIg superfluous hair‘ large assortment of'I‘oilat B-ittlr-s with aw-ry requisite for the Toilet; one portnhlt-. «awe, containing a rare lot -if curiosities in ._I‘crfuim.-ry, Fancy Snaps, 6'50 h Ar

and Cloth BlII'Slll'.‘3; I.:izcnby's mixed Pickl.-s in pin and half gallon Jars; Uiiittiis, Iihorkins, (‘.i..i-lizitvers, Sic ; orgcslorfiltirc. 5‘-'.I'|«“t'-. Sauces efevery description, I"ro-sh Fruit, Itnisiiiii, Currants. I‘tg~' and Prunes, Candied Lcrnon. Orange and Citron Peel, “- fresh and clir-rip: cake ornaments in (lain Paste. Animal's. sometliing new; Vanilla, the much approved tlsvnuring; Confectionery, Nuts. and nut CI‘~f‘l(t'I"§ Sperni liiititllc-i, very chr=ap;a prittio let’Anriu- géipiiu I.'.Iit‘t‘nt.‘, cheap by the leaf, Uigliy Huninge, \'ery’god, &c,, 'c

And a large and varied n.-zisortim-nt of Fancy and Miscellaneous articles, turning which are I.ndtr-ii‘ “ ' head " ." ' ' I.ocl<ets, nf00CIN'lI for pnttine in linir, Gold Rings. Ear ltings, Shirt Studs in gr:-at variety. l’ms.- Setsiii stool, giltund Geld: Musical Inllfltttlfilill. I"liItin'u:4, Aceiirdeons. Flutes, &e., with Books of In- strnctions, &c.; s lo_t of good Toys, with every thing in the shape Presents for the approaching New Yen.-_ ‘ The whole of his Large Supply forms a Stock which cannot be

lest a blight fall on your character and ruin y _ from the appearance ofcvil. If invited to places of resort, where it is diflicult to decide, talre the safe course. stay away, and pave your reputation. This ‘a a jewel of iaestiirisble vslue—too prnciou

man ever regrets that heltspt slooffroru temp-

one of ensure on

w be ssfe. ield and on may he lost. Wntcliwith diligsries, and

Paint-hearted men are found in II.IlIIllOl'.'. in politics. in religion, ‘mid in all things. The faint-heart in business gives up at the tirgt head-flaw, and mopes about the street. as though Iinicefnrtlt this world was no world. In politics, the fainubcart has no faith in.s_o- cond heats. In religion,the faint-heart begets a misanthropic spirit. and forgets the “ good time cominl-" I 0910'‘ lhlflfl. the faint-heart isivorth nothing in adversity. It is dastardly. {WI be- gets dastardy. In time of prosperity, it is all enthusiasm. wild l'.ina-

tic—-insano. In lowcry skies, it hides itself, as does the IIfllItIIIl‘l‘I at the sight of it Il.'l\\'I\'.-'rIl6 faint-heart never has redtrssed an abuse. righted :1 wrong, brought order out of" disorder attd _confu-y lion,” nor does a single good thing. The world owes it nothing and never will. '

Tn: Powizii or /t'I‘s:Au.—‘.\liss Dremer says. “ In the drr-ad-, ful year of famine here (I)lIIQ¢flI‘IIt|), I839.‘thero came to me um» day it I)alman,froin another parish, and said to me, ‘ call me n . he man was one ofthoso grout stalwart figiires. which you can seldom see, ciieept here: vr-t he lind evidently suffer- “ [M Wang of [o¢.|_ no mi] .1.-awn his l.;~.t with its broad IIIIIJIPCP over his face. ' I cannot sell the straw,’ said I. at his entrent_v:‘ I have not more than I shall need for myself, and the poor of my own rish.' “ Sell but one ton,‘ implored lie. ‘ Not even that can I.‘ Imrcplicd: ‘ that which I have left I must carefully preserve for my- self and my people. ‘Half a ton then, persisted the Dalman, press- Ingly. ' It grtevcs me,‘ n.tid I, ‘ but note single hnlfoton can Ispnre thee.’ The huge fellow took a step nearer to me, said not a word, but lifted his hat above his brow, and gsz_ed fixedly upon me: let rue see that lie wept. s' of tire anguish Icould not sus- tain. Come with ins,‘ said I, ‘ thou shalt have what thou will. He followed me, and got the straw that he wanted. ‘ If this warp for myself,’ he said, ' I should have not probably been here. for, if we men sulfur and endure want,it is no more than par inns deserve, and we can and ought to bear it; but the poor aaimsls—vrltst can they have done amiss?"

y Tits Lsirousou or Yeuyra LAx>its.—'I‘lni Rev. IA I|’_cul-

a , I '

i°I’i.'.i'.'." l.i"~.‘ii'.'.'.i' ".'.'i‘.'.° '.'.'i°.“°"i’iT§’..‘2‘l'l.ri§i'.}’2§..iii'i°°..lI..'£T.'

nt fornils~ofspssuli—ssyd rgrtdid for pretty. fllflsliflflfl‘ 7°’

“Is [or unpleasant, rriismm or for ,

than two. " Were ,"

ssys,d" to yrritts down. for one d:‘y.h tlis H sofiiis

I‘ t ,sn tentoinerei ieru .

it would. ihipl; llI'I'l’I.- ‘compass of twelve oiirfuiirtcen Ilotltyl,

the had met with marvellous adventures and hair-bres escapes,

ha passed th It more distressing experiments, lisd _ neon more

trnposiq speetsc cs, had endured more fright, had 's’nyoyed more rapture, than would settles for s dozen eornmon livss.

-_j—

Itstsr. urn IuuAi..—Dow,Jr.. in one of his diseorirssin in which lisdsscribes tbs coutfssi bstwssu ssrnlilaucs sud rsshty, hits

I :

oi: u I...‘ so my he an anti, though sheglides through the nisuss of the dance like u qilrlt a had ‘Will! it rainbow. and stotasd with starch. l"d:'||O ypung nun IMIIOI: hnizosdniggdqob; 'tont rnsrrswiat ‘t rest]. 906 !I_ W1

fish tub in the gutter, with freelt pinned up brhtsd—hes cheek- pale for the want of psirit—-hr lisir rriusssd and what lies is ilis linms; Ind lisr whole oéulosr rros

rnsssy, except . '_

In I852 Russia will eslsbvsts, hold the vast sxpsnsp o in empire, the completion sfhsr tbsssu th year of national ssistencc; which will be h with all the solsrnnlty due to the _lmpontsnos of mg gygnl, The essrsn snipers was founded in O5?——in which ysnr the ttussisris or Rosshizas, prsliyiblyof Scsadissvisn origin‘. nisds

' | on I 0

.4... |¢ fygqgggfly hppsus that grisfsnd

aslt lschssrsdbysssrstrsdisttoss liopsstnl 0OIIf°fl.||lI

Nu

' the wor sefnatsrs.thOh1.:=IId'tiIuleusrsd wltlilswsrusuj V O‘ LOIOOE

, Alhsfbllwlflllsf iiuuuss . label. a “".. .."..'.'.'.'.t‘t.'.."".2'.'t. .'.‘.'l.l‘."- -~ I M-in I-It -. - . I.Lssgrssrt\. -ls sluh1stlsI.—ybssbIhsd«

surpassed for variety or chi-npnc-is by any in town, lllcnicsi. \VAitv.'itouu§, Dslryinple‘s Corner, Nov. 21, 185i. Cass superior FRI-ISII PRUNE8 for Sale by the peun . or otherwise.

J'U8'P RECEIVED. II the LONDON HOUSE. FIVE CASES. |-FANCY DR _ ising-Ladies llluntlos, in the newest styles; Cloth embroidered Dresses; Alpha Cherie. Poplin de Loire, Mosaic Crossovers, Glacis Pomilla, and it

III and Sleeves: Ilibbous in the latest f.i.~ilIioiis, very cheap, Bonnet and Cup Shnflips, and Crowns‘, ‘ crlin Wools, hi

sliadu; uhndml do.: black, shot, pink, white, glucie, and colored firtts do Nttplclt black Sntinetto: watered tiillt; black and colored Silk Velvets; fancy Cloaking; Ilsir Nets; Ladies‘ and ' arii-ty; worsted Hoods and Cuffs; Gents‘

Mnslins; plrtiinspriggstl. and fancy Boliiiietle;

are pcutilirirly adapted to and essciilitllly necessary for tho CIIIB of

;ofltind s

lmsides lti.-i. stock of Drugs and .\Io.lieinos, IIair--,-‘ ‘ tli,' Nail ' ‘y

'7 find the name of Judson 8t Co.. I'i‘Ipri'etors, New‘ orb, mi tic splen-

TOI ‘I'll’ CD12 or Coughs, Colds, tlosianess, Splttliig y of Blood Ntgtit sweats, Astlisis, ' I_JVOi..Conp|sliits. sud

3 I D - ‘or NEGLECT I1‘. ’_Gotis'uivnptr'ori can be and has been cured,

' in tlionsanils o_fca_scs, by this only certain rclncdy. JUDSONHS CHEMICJL. EXTR./ICT 01-‘ (‘HERR I’ .J.\’D UNG WORT, and so mnsdy has ever before been discovcrcd that «ill ccrtui Cure Consumption.

The most strpri ly marked and dr~.vi-lope-l cases of Pulmonary (‘an- suniption, where t lungs have I)t'Ct‘lIit: diseased and iilcr-rated and the case so uttctly hopeless, as to have l:ocn proriotiuced hy Pliysit-iaris and Ii-icndI,1,olI,e st all possibility ofrecuvrry‘. ml at time; IIlt'|.I,'_IIl to be dying, ltlve ccri cured by this ivoundcrlul _rciiic-ly,aiid are tion as well and hearty as ever. is u COIIIPOUIILI of llt‘.tIit‘:lli0til I\ItI(‘Il

COUGHS .»1l\'D CONSUMP TION. Its opcratipn ls,miId, yet rtlicacious ; it_Io.-sens the phlegm which

expel from the system all diseased IIltIll‘I' liy 4-xpi-ctoration, protlucirtg udclightfiil change In the breathing and chut, and this, after the resrtriltlilins of the rig brat int-dical men and the iiarcntiuiis s rrowing gricrids lfttl arses, have failed to give the: smallest rcllc ¢l~the !'a.sinrtpti'tverrr . r.. ‘ OUS./INDS OI‘ CO.\‘SUMI’TlI'E

persons have been deceived repeatedly in buying iiiuliciur-s whirl: ivcrc said to be infallible cures, but ivhiv.-li luv:-prnvul only pall- intivrs, biit'this medicine is not only It pall-"attic lvut it turn for nlrcratrd lungs. It cont.-iiiis no dr:Iett'rious Dru-vs ant one ti-mi will prove its astonishing ctlicscy better than any ll!Ilt'l'Il0II! or vcitifictitriiiii curing consumption and all disease-s of the Lungs, IlIl‘II as fiiiltiag ofblaod. Cuuglts, pain in the shit: and dust, n.'gItt- rwralr. kc. tic." ‘ " ‘

About. 1000 l in almost miraculous cures, performed by

them looks too much like Qnsckcry, [we will show them to any per-

son, calling at our attic.-c.] This medicine will speak for its f

eiinugli in its own favour wherever it is tri . Q C'truIt'ou—Tltis medicine is put up in u lsrge b tile and on mail

did “rapper around the bottle,‘ Allordcrs insist be it ‘dI"tS rt to Cotnstocti Ir. llrother, No. 9J_ohn St. Nciv Yer . 1 /I

To Owners of and Dealers in Horses.

CJRI. TON‘S FOUNDER Oll\'T.'llE.'\'T.

For the cure ol' Founder, Split Hoof, Ho-if-bound Horses. and contracted and I-‘rvcrish I"ccl, Wounds. Bruises in the Flesh, Gallr-d Backs, Cris-lied IIccl'-, Scratches. Puts , Kicks, &c.. on horses. C.4fRLTON’S Rl.\'G-BO1l'l-.‘ CURE.

For the cure of Ring-hone, Blood Spuvin, Bone Spsvin. \VintIgs||s, anal Splint-a certain rcint-dy.

C'..‘1RI.TON‘S CONDITION POWDERS FOR ‘HORSES JIND

CATTLE

The changes of weather and scssori, feed, have a very great cfsct u n the ohd and sinuuusglaids .'1'!¢tt: It is stthcse clisngcst require an assistant to nature to

Royal Agricultural Society. GENTbEHEN of the Couiniittseuind Members of the Iioysl Agricultural Society are hereby iiforsrisd, that s qusnity of

'. ._. q.*4' -(s.\..£‘I¢D¢“ in the Store of the Society is now ready for sowing, and may be had on np Iication to the Secrcta . Price-4s. per bushel.

The Siiiiseribers to the Royal gripuliuia! Society are requested to pay their ANNUAL SUI.Ib'L‘ltII"I ION, duo the tst July last.

By (J-‘dot. (ii-10. BEER, S5e‘y Gt Treasurer.

Nov.I,l55l. ' am i$t.l'_l§§d'._"i.‘l1;.i\_It?~‘i PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND,

CST received and now ready for Snlo, . MA]! of p|uNc[.; I£l)\\’AltI) ISLAND, cornpilcd front the latest Surveys by ll , (TtIND.\l.I..

Dodimiti-tl by pcrtiiissirin to Sir Ai.s:xaiui>:it BANKI-ZRMAK, Liuiiteiiiiiit (iiivr.-riior. showing all the Ilarhours, Itivrrs, Sen|.,- Illt'lIIS, Utuiclit-s, School lioiisca, Mills, &c,——sizg 3 |',_..,; 4 inch” —I'i-icc 6.-. ltd. plain.

'_,' Suntn copies will be coloured, iimitntr-d on Rollers, and made up in hoolts for the poi-ltct as soon as POIIIIDID.

'l‘liis M.\P has been engraved by \V. II. Lizars, Esq., I-Iain. burgli in the first style.

Sold in Charlnttvtown Ity Gunner: 'I‘. Ilnszinn 5; llnun. Srssirnn; I-ldinburgh, by Oliver and Boyd; London, 8. Bngginp EL Hort; Liverpool, \Viliiior 61 Smith; Ilalifnx, IV. (iossi ; New York, C. II. Norton; Iloston, Philips, Suiiisori ' v ’‘

Cliarloltetoivii, Sept. 80.

NEW 1_iri=0R1'A110X'§. FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND UNITED STATES. GEO. 'I‘. IIASZAIID has just received per packet "Caroline," part of his supply aolsctcd by himsell, consisting of A LARGE SUPPLY OI"

BOOKS AND STATIONERY, .M./IPS, ROOM PJPER, FANCY BASKETS, TOYS, FLUID LAMPS,

BRUSHES OF JLL KINDS, CHEAP!

and s vsrieiy of other useful articles suitable for the Island.

'l'lie remainder, of his Books and Stationery psrcbsssd atthe Ncvv York Trade Snlos, he is dnilyfxpcctiry.

lL’Catalogncs of ths IVHOL . 01'‘ I I8 LJRGE JJVD VJRIEI) NTOCK, will be ready for delivery assoonsstlis whole of his Goods have arrived.

s

Buoouruue the above [lotus Asseelutton. Keep your Property lnsnvsd. Keep your llouey on the Island. THE COMPANY has more than doubled its Capital is CASH. within the last year. Each person insuring has s shore in the

Cs tal.

pi Polio holders will please tslis Notice, that all Polislss ss- plrs on the 1 st Deosaibsr. ieso.

DANIEL iiaiziuia. i-n.a.t.....

iiaivsv i-iiutsii. s...-,. 1*...-.... s.........-.os..,s....s.. o.....s..» n.isss. A noun fund Lttb and lquttsbls

Oosiipsntss

'l-'-"- off any disorder of the deals of the body that may have been lrulilbsd. ssd which, if not a to, will result in the Yellow rrstcr. Hcavss, Worms, Botts, Ste. All of which will be prevented by giving one of these powders, and will at any line. stirs when say,‘ symptuais ofdisesss sppes if used in

.‘ (1 -more rvsrb wit the same feed. The action of these powders is direct up in all th secretive glands. and therefore has the same effect upon the Horse, the Ox, the Au, and all Herbivorous aniinals—alI diseases arising from or producing a bad state of the blood. are speedily cured by them. lterncinlicr and ask for CAItL'I‘0N’S CONDITION POWDI-‘.|IS, and talie so otltcrs.

C.-1RL1‘ON‘S NEIRVE .4.vn BONE LINIMENT FOR HORSES,

and for the cure of sll diseases of man or beast that require ulrrrial spplir:-.ition, and for contracted cords and vttusdsr. strengthens weak limbs. and is also turd for sprains, bruises. srulrlls galls. swelled legs, , sores of all kinds on horses.

C;uir.1'o:r’s articles for Horses and Cattle are prepared from the recipe ofa vcry celcbrntrd Iitiglisli I~‘arrLr-r, and will cure in ninety- nine cases out of one liunilrrtl of any of the above complaint.-. Thr) have been used by I-‘arincrs, IiW‘l’)'-IIICII, stage proprietors and othr s with the most marked and decided Iticccss.

Carillon.-—-None can be genuine unless you find the name of J. Carlton Coiiistock. oti the Wrapper of each article.

creates so much difliculty, rcliur-s the cough and as.-isis nature: to _

h the change of use and - 8 of

rernovofill inflammation and fever Ioosr.-ii the sltirr, cleanse the is tcr, ' .,,,. ‘ ,~n.i.uai:uu. you “man .5

I I lllll l 0lHY’S PILLS CURE OF A DISOIIDI-‘.RI-‘.I) LIVER AND STOIIIACII, WIIEN IN M()st' IlUI‘I".Ll-‘.53 S'l'A'fI-J. Extract qfa Leller from Jllr. .Malllieai Harvey, q/' Clurpcl Hall} Alrdrir. Scotland, dated the l5lIi January, I850. To I'll-lv'.~~rit II«-i.i.t.ivA\'; i'.‘Ilt.—\’uttr inlinil-le Pills have hcsn the rnenns, with God’: blessing of restoring nie tu.a slate of pm-tact lienttli, and at s time an I Ilioiiglit l was on ilinhvir-It of the Il‘tI\f. Iliad GIIIIIIN-iIIO\'er.I t-.IniM'ut. I)-»cturs, who, ufm dtiivg wliiit IIII‘ could for us, stated it.“ tlirryt-nttsirlr-i'r-cl my runs‘ us It vpelrus. I ring I to say‘ that I had lassn stif. frririg front at I.tVt'| and btonnicli |!u|I||IIlIIIIl of long standing. which dn. ‘ In so much worse, thntcvsry use asssideretl ray

in-i . and right sale, I have by their means one at coup and to the IINIUIIIIIIIIIPIII ufinyself and every hotly also Itnows inc. :

‘ (Sigiierl) MA‘ "I‘lIl:I\V IIAIIVEY. CURE (it-‘ A t‘\-l—‘. OF \\'R.\KNES.'3 AND DI-IIIII.I'l'Y OI-‘ l~‘0Ult YEAIIS’ STANDING.

Eu-tract qf rr Ll'Htr_,' writ Mr. W'r'lIt'urri Suiilli, of ./Va. 6, Little Tlioniac Strut, I-‘sown blrsct, Luttibctli, dalcd December 12,

fr. l’iuI'r-ssnr lloi.i.nwsv. —l Ix-g in intnrni you that for nearly! years I hrirrlly ltnew what it \\ its to have a day's lit.-altlt, siitferirig tioni entvcuin iveiiknt-ss and debt. liiy, with constant nervous lienrlac r- gnlrtim-ss iiiiit si of the stouint-li, together with it great tle ie-stun ofspirits. nutliiiig could bent-lit ms, II I land. tslioni, after doing itll tli cunsiderrnl ilint I hail some spinal eirritplaint beyond the reach of care, It ct r with a very tlisoidcr stats ntt stomach and liver. making my case so rornplicair-cl that nothing could be done lot’ me. One day In-trig tinnsiiailly ill and in I «It-_i¢-ctr-cl state, I saw your Pills nrlvcttisnl nml tnnlu-tl to give IIK‘IlI n triisl, inore perhaps from curiosity than with a linpe in being outed, liowcver I soon foirml my-selflicttvr by raking n,,_.,n —Ainl so I \\t:ill on perssveriiig in their use for six nidutlis, when, I am happy to any they rlltcted tl pct fcct cure. (Signed) WIl.I.IA.\I S.\Il'I‘II. (lrctpit-ritly called I'll) WA Illl) (‘URI-I OI" ASTIIMA OI’ 'I'WI-INTY YEARS’ STANDING. Extract of a Lrltrrfrors Mr. J. 1:’. Hayden 78 King Strut, Sy.1usy,rlaleill0lIi Jloccmbsr, I169. ‘

'!‘o Prolitssor IIOLLOWAY.

."lII',—I..btt\'o the pleasure to inform you that iusuyntllurdlnsry curse of A_stlinin have l-non ell}-ctctl here by iuerins of yourfilk. Out is that nfii lady rrsitliitg near the “ Itrisorliticlt," who after hwvhg for Tu-any _\'f!lll’lIl‘l‘t'I notable in multc the slightest exertion, vcry fenifully ti-om II|t)|‘InQltt of bri-Yillt. coughing and spit! , but '

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awn cxpressiuu) able ,lo rnil up to the top up. ‘ugh; case is t|iat‘of.\lr. t..‘aton,'I‘nilar, HplcltilIl0I’I pg, who wnsso dreutlfiilly ltnd tlilt he was conlnetl In his Ind-rog or six inoiiilis, priar to his commencing with _.¢d an n. gubly li 's medical nun, who pronuu In . dying .1-jg’

ct he, Ii ewiss, to my knowledge, lilsliesl’ pufiet Lulu. ti, the use ofyour Fills, and rubbing you‘ Oitttldt -ornisg Into

his chc t. ' (fiilgnsfll I-IEYDON. TIII’. EARL OI-‘ ALDBOROUG CURBD OPA LIVED. AND STOMACII COMPLAINT. Extraclqfa Letter from Hy’: Lordship, dated Ville Jfusiao Legliorn, 2Ist February, 1846.

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