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"ld d"*l“r| f°"°lC" I“‘‘- 4”‘ - ' ’ ‘ ' . some iullsumlullmli V '5' F'“'" '""‘h'“°“ ‘ Amer’ ' ' [*1 . . _. . , _ ltlawell ens It for the public and legislators to _ - ', P _.n be V . 0‘ .““| issa lanitaie, pt... . V " caution oetsipari to “beuure," and " take who generally feels welf when-tlts stcwidch "0" 9"'4'II-‘Vt! IWIIII fllltll y. 1.3, ..‘ w.H.' rd, ‘l"“°l ' 1 head. " yet these cussaltiei will occur. wlish r\a- il Bmflydhsflkted wiw it uioet distressing syihp- Cl|H'l<'N0‘M\'ItI. -Iltly 3- c hb“; ,. .lo‘v . 3» ;-~«,_: ;'°'- ~«---‘»-- -or-n Ii-- ---- ;;,";;,'"‘,,,,::s,,':°*:_-,,,, “,':.:,".°.';:.";*.'.°,:;;,:;:." — —- ~ ~———~— ~~ -~——- ,__¢_>_-;,,. , _.__ . ‘-. = ra . e. _ - - . . ' N011 _ oiet . ac. is disease it gsperally accompanied with ‘ _ u‘ put... nu ‘ , The Maxie“! Ltnlm.np. away‘-‘fi"k_...\-I-.,, _3 ,:, ;.c, , .' Z_r -.1 U 4. WIlERI..A8 representations have been made to Illallfuctase 0,7-Q 1.’ cs ll‘. f ' - l ' ' ‘ I it . - 'l‘asa«nrni-rv.—-its-street ttiruetisiee per «in ""3 C°“m| Board. of Health, that in 4-any eitet sea ’ "J ,,_g~';-- . J, l . . ', ' I-it ::.”r5f"‘.§'.“.f£ ::°:;'r.:z:r.,f::.;;:.§.."m«,"1: ;;~,-;_,_,_.- on-,,n~,,«,-_«_«g«,~,;;»,;_’ -r-;;_-,-cu’-'--:3‘-?."“:l.':'! -. . . V _ I .1 ‘ ve in ac miiny._w 0 W I. 10 I70!‘ ' ‘V . . .' '- ' dnsgesin o the public luialtli-—this is to give notice T , ‘ lqarry a bottle of II with them wheu they are travol- 'V|V“l':".l'i.r“k°l'Ilh?v'._""“:":'i:|'.l£' qr; .;d“.;, “inn?” In M, nmgdod ro':'hwlhh_ .' l“~; Cythsvlsa Cream of Doll’. ‘ '.-:1 7: . . , n- . _ ' t ' ‘ ' - ‘l'hcadid~')£me-a'eotts;sdds:l§. -'§'«"-‘ ' Proqoeui tests have proves it tobeetleuclose la 1'W,P‘W,¢ l‘!"‘l!'%_ioar.‘:.g-,c,u.| cm? “aha dire: on me P'""°' ‘V , l’°l"°'°°" " ‘ ' "" =aer_isseu lbuvtus T’ . orcsfll's;:'s‘t ~ ouri Rheutt6|t‘l'lsgi‘;'Pile!s‘ Serlofaluurs di:e:;.s.e,(éa.u- l.‘-glilm-the d--mu by was I-ov-u-a o- mm‘ wanna . uarastsa same; Out. for Travellers suave- 0‘ K D I s s s 7' '.|' 0°‘ 1 " , .:— . , 1 . .‘ ‘ goslfed by :ll'Il:l.ll.el":w§°Orl:tlO byrtiezc. :t°::0. Also 8:Ivin‘.n Rig!-50M. 3¢fIl¢l|°0o 5 ’'°’"''' R”“‘!“‘“"" . T;'''‘’''‘'. w“”' Cliarlottetcwn, Ibth Jal)'si.i”Dn‘-t‘.', A.ll":a(p:ers’ dd: ‘mat’, &,h'_“-' 8"‘ Cracked Heels, Chafes, Gulls. &c., on Horse: arid 5"‘!/""10 ~ , s 3" D"“""- , VW. .""'. W3‘- A. ‘h, wind». '0' ,0,“ “mo .;“|’m', other ariiiualr. It is external in its application. arid Gl°M' ','z.""'"' _ :1? Duwsull I-‘lg.’-I ' v ‘Ivan. ml." f“.l.T:':' C‘k° _ pm” me cMuc°9. 30'", ‘hp’ we ouaiurr-rs: it to cure PllI'AlIIl1'l.Y Ill Hdfkwl 41"! °l4$-'~i- 4? ‘Wk’! 39"‘? ‘ml - Th’ R°n°wn°d R°m°d, - TOILET so P ' ° . a,°'P° h_saatilh| And “,0. ‘h h“ ‘n we, in every case for which we recommend It. ‘g"”"_“,°f" -‘I‘°“°f"- 9" ' ‘ . ~ - .~ - , . - I I '10 Oltpfldttss the 0 ~ - y P ‘ ‘yr 8’ an'y Physicians use it because they can depend 5!P5'1_|W-‘ 00 “"“‘- """“"- 4 ' ‘ll’ 'W“'u'_ . loolcuuss, it its strings a tssr- NP 0 . upon .“__m cm um, puma“ %l¢:4IlIgiu of :l'trrdl¢.;tri’s;_r&.,‘ ig::tnltRhAI_;y‘ai. Hill‘ and perfumnfle b’. dedicated in And that mouraful tear was falling, I"armrr.t and Lit-cry-stable Keepwe. ,.§',,",',{’,f,,,;,,,_ ' go,,,,,,,,pu-,',,,_ ’ l 3.3.,“ “.5. 33"" ' B.“ ‘E co For I home lb“ 00'" W--_||'i,n°: Say they mu have it, and will not be unison White Stosllings, um Complaint Mrs Purlisgtos to or Pr rum. While thy lcnelv heart was sighing. without it,‘aftcr giving it a fair trial. Therefore we —- Gentlemen :— 'lhe education o you |..“,;m "Oh! sweet home. that thou ivert mine." up to u..,.,||.,. upon y.‘ 5...’. ".4 §,-fi.y| an R. R. R.—-No. 8.--Raovv_av's Ruovt.a-roue. sud lsgraateoapto me. use mark ofa steam, 5. mp . _ tlir Jlluetuug Linimrnt ! it has become sothcrough- —'l‘HI2 THIRD GREAT MEDICAL DISCO- easaut From my experience in roots a 5., Whoa other hearts its scenes are leaving, I introduced lhrou out the United states. British VERY OI-‘ RADWAY & C0.--one Regulator in forty yuan that I have made sou , | 5.... ., [you ' is aulicieat to r ulete.the Bovvela. Live and that I sever undo any halfasgood end’ I will recent.

Wklely on the earth to rave; “ Each successive step is weaving Links within the coil of love."

For alI'ection’s chain’s extending,

Ever as they onward roam ;

But no chain of love was wending.

With thy heart from happy home.

" Home. street home,” what pathos lingers,

Round that soul-inspiring strain : Wanderer, ne’er shall earth’s dominions,

Echo notes like thine again.

VAR I E T I E 8.

Siirouaait Iivvaiv-rioN.—A very singular floating apparatus, painted red, with asmall scarlet flag flying, was picked up b three Dutch fishermen on the coast of olland, at Lemonszand, between Rottum and Sker- monnikoog, having the following inscription upon it, written in French and'German :— “ This patent ocean float was thrown into the sea. on the lltli of May I854, from the mail steamer Countess of Lotisdale, Cap- tain Little, offthe heights of Borkum, in hit. 53. 50. N., Ion . 6 15' E‘ of Greenwich, to determine whether or no. and where- abouts it would he picked up. Persons into whose hands it may fall are requested to trttiistnit it with the least possible delay to the English Consul at the nearest port. The Consul will undertake to forward it to the address of the inventor in London.” It was picked up, as above, on the 3d of June. having thus been three weeks at the mercy of the waves. It was perfectly unin- jured, and, on searching the hold, it was found to contain a half hundred weight of ballast, and a great number of English newspapers, which were as dry as when first put in. This is ll. very satisfactory test of the merits and great utility of the invention, which is designed to save trea- sures, ehip’s papers, mail bags, &c. and life from shipwrec . The float remains at Gronigen, in charge of the English Consul at that port, which is now in London.

DI. Altsoui wrote poems on principle, but he never published them. Tom Moore tells ofa gentleman who, when he was short of money, always threatened his family with the publication of his poems. The immedi- ate result was, as much cash as he wanted.

An Asiatic chief, being asked his opinion as to wine, remarked that he thought it was a juice extracted from a woman’:-i tongue and a lion’s heart, for after he had drunk enough of it, he could talk for ever and tight the devil. '

The following pertinent question, ‘says an exchange, was recently a dressed to a lawyer of our acquaintance at a fair in a neighboring village : “ If distance lend enchaotment to the view, and view refuses to return it, can distance recover any legal progress?"

How To Gs-r nts Rust. Furor. or Conn.- lu Knigltton’s “ Forest Life in Ceylon,” are the following hints on the preparation of Coffee, derived from long experience : The subtle aroma which resides in the essential oil of the coffee- berry, is gradually dissipated after roasting, and ofcoursc still more after being round. In order to e:'J‘oy the fall flavor in P°"ction, the berry she pass at once from the nesting pen to the

mill, and thence to the cafes-pot: and again,

sller having been made, should be mixed when almost ateboiling heat, with the hot milk. It must be very bad colfes indeed, which, if these precautions be taken, will not afford an agreeable and usbilsrating drink.

Why does an aching tooth impose si- lence on the sufferer ? —Becsuse it makes him hold his jaw. ‘

The man who scraped ‘acquaintance got kicked for it in return.

Nest Morning Headaches are the shoot» ing pains and penalties for infringing the laws of nature.

A iuroaar. Inc,oiur.—A correspondent wishes to know whether it was for the purpose of thrashing Old Nick more souudly'tbat' each of our generals took a ate!’ with him.

A Coimiuiaou sou Cot.-r.—What ino strumsat of war does the earth resemble ? —A revolver.

The Russian nobles, by all accounts, are tremendous swells, while the pools

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slstusrelyserfs. ‘ii. .. ‘ A "Lieu!" Ilcat..—A Ruldffi dining ofl' e tsllow candle. A Fuses Coaooaso Yooits Lanv.g+ Osewbsvlujmt coins lb! 'Ol.

esitiuiis, and eat Indies, that it 5 almost im- possible to stop of the cars at an Ststion without beholding the gay banner of the " usts . "

The prices are as fcllcws:—1l cents. O0 coo1s.aud $1 per battle; the 50 cent being three times as large as the 2| cent siaie. sad the 0| she nearly three times as large as the 50 cent sine, so that the

1 in e bottles are cheapest.

. lAYl.0lt, jun It Co.. :6, Hanover street. Boston, General A A cut for P. E. soldliy dealers generally.

rite. Teland, M. W. Bxrsirus, and Bar

B. R. R.

Highly Important to the Public. The sick cured on the R. R. R. Theory. 'l‘HllI‘II“. GREAT IEMKNES.

The attention of the public is particularl directed to the three quick and powerful remedies discovered by Rudway it Ce. So quick. so powerful, so afoo- tual, so safe. so pleasant. are these rern ' in stopping ‘ ' 3 disease, espelliug from the human body all foul and ccrrnurt hurno-‘rs. all die- eased and poisonous deposits. u restoring the weak,

r. Pancreas to a heal y sud hermosioue discharge of ' ii .

T ill insure a pleasant discharge from the bowels at a regular period of time eysry day, I-‘our tosia will purge tborouglilyel corrupt and acrimonious humore from the alimentary canal. Iarrouratvr to Plus. Tafillts.-Ever so who is in the habit of taking pills will find AD- lVAY'S REGULATORS the most pleasant, safe, elfsctuel regulator sl H Duvtsls. Plllcffiflr and tblcruicst CERTAIN PURIP OF Till; in use. _ Ou_eof RADl_VAY’S Rl!GUI.A'!0RS is superior. in point of medical strength and cflicscy, to ‘III of the most popular and best approved Csthsrtle Pills. All Purgative or Cathuvtic Pills _arc madcfrom the crude rnstcrisleuf their com ition: the inert and active principles are combined together. Ind 1'10 I'll are made up ofthis common mass, so that out 0 six pills the patient has to swallow, all the really and truly medical virtues of the same wou not malts more than two pills. Every chemist well knows‘ that out of the crude muteris e of dry: . roots. herbs. barks, plants, &c., there is only a yie ofons tenth

feeble, and fragile frsnic. worn out by disease and lung sufleriug. to sou I and long life. th whoever uses these remedies. and becomes familiar with the . . . Tlieer wil never need a ph si- ciuri, uolsm it is in some critical sur 'sal case. The R. . R. Remedies will never —-the

themselves in the worst cases iulsae than trusty-four

3' C 3

They invigorate. they renovate. they regulate, they relieve the sulfcring, paiu-stricken Iuvulid front the must torturing pains in afrw iviinutu. They restore the sick and diseased body to health and Iongerify. , o the low spirited and nervous they impart joy-

fulness. vigor, and a happy flow of spirits.

To the a d and irihrm. whose constitutions are worn out by decrepitude and limbs pa "ad and co- feeblcd, they impart the elasticity and buoyancy of manhood in its prime.

To the young, who. between the period of youth and manhood, outgrow their natural strength. who are afliicted with lsnguor, laseitude. loss of appetite, gloomy feelings. &«c.. they impart to the recupsrative organs a healthy regularity of action.

To the thoughtless seeker and violin of animal

ussions. who has wasted away his strength in fully and revelry, they the waste of isonltood, and restore every or ii to a sound and uutural condition.

'l‘o all who eufl‘er in. to all utfiicted with disease. the R. R. IBM IE8 will quickly ssd sfl'cctu- ully free the sufferer from misery, and render the most wretched capable of enjoying sound health and

long life. R. R. R. REMEDIES.

The R. R. R. Theory requires only three remedies for the cure of the sick, sad the protctlmi of the human symetn against suddsu attacks of violeat diseases. .

No. I.-—-It/tnwav'a Rsaov Rss.rur.—-For the irietanf.RrIisf of Pain, and quick cure q‘ Acute

Ne. 3.--R.AD\VAY’I Raivova-ruvo Iauoavarrr. —I"or the factual cure of all Chronic sad Scrqfulous Diseases tltslhoss bees lingerie; is the Syetsat. chritptirtg the Horses Jody, for Fit-e, Ten, Twruly. or Forty Years.

No. 3.--RADwAY'l Itsout.a'ross.—Fbr restor- ing and regulating to a healthy and hurstosioita action Organs in the S J ' and gfrctmil cortlisrlic.

R. R. lt.——No. l—RADWAY'B‘ READY IB- LIEF is for the instant relicfofths eulsrsr from pain. and to check and arrsett ogrsse issues; to disinfect animal. tlarious. and Infectious psious, thus protecting whoever uses it against all poisonous Infection, front Contagion, and from sudden attacks of Cholera, Pneumonia, Bhi Fever. Fever and Ages, Ste. Likewise for the e actual and radical removal

of all pains and diseases of the Joints, Llmhs. Nsrvcs, &c., in from five to fillssn minutes. RADWAY’B READY RI_'.'LIEP will stop the

lor

most distressing and violent pains. _ tsrna eatsruul—Nsrvous, Neurulgic, Bllloue, or R inutic.

A Fix-ruaa in nu Paarrt.v.—-Every faiui should keep a supply of RADWAY’8 READ RELIEF in their ouses—it is useful in so many ailmeuts—it is always beneficial; he gururitscs it is a sure cure for Cholera, if takes in I symptoms. If need when violent epidemics prevail, it will sun

life.

II. R. R.—No. 2—II,auwAv’s Rssrova-rrtvo Ruecavaiv-r.—We have said that for all chronic complaints. we rsesrsmssdour REK)LVENT . REK)LVEN'l‘ rsaalvee away all diseased

. er i'i:i3vafi-rsc not. is usual; as fit teal, but quick '30- .

Iuoss in-ri,e say trfltmssl OIIO old tau

and . at Id. sash. . Their Deliciously Scented Hair Oil, and Po-ado

of inedicel virtue. We seriously believe that more deaths are caused by overloading the system with useless physio than from disease. No more medicine should be given to 'l.IIliOI'll than what is necessary to produce the desi slfsct, sad to ovsviead the system with useless drugs is not oaly clvsckiu the action cfuctive virtues, but is inflicting sssioddahosr upos the already shuttered cuuutitutios.' ‘ r

R. R. R. Remedies are lined upon this principle —there is as much difirsscs, is patntef streagth and etlicuey. between lsdirafe Regulators and all other Cathurtie Pills, as there is between qumlue common bark. or mot-pliotaud epium.

RADWAY'8 REGULATORS, therefore. are the best pills for the sick to take. one being uulflcieat in all ordinary diflicultisa, and two possessing a (raster and better power than any air of the nicer ap- provedpills ltaowa.

Raowsr’a. Raooaa-rose are a certain cure for Costivsrices, Ind’ estioo. Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaint, Ja ice. Heed Aches. Nervousiieea, Melancholy. Diseases ofthe Bladder. Paar ALI ricuut-ins. rbtsa. Fleur Albus. Whites, and irregularities of all kinds. Brutous DIIIAIII. -—Bile on the Stomach, Illlioss Colic, Enlargement of the Spleen, and all Chronic Afiectioris of the Liver

sud Kidneys. ,

RADWA\”8 RHIULATORS are'moet carefully spared from extracts and of trans. pleats, roots. and herbs. There are no pills in usethat will act upon the Liver. rsss. Bowsls, the Salivary Glands and Nerves. so pleasantly and us, tually as the R. . REGUl.aA'l‘0It8. ‘Is pil can be taken for an len th of tires with the same safety to the constitution; or, iustsud of debilitating the system by powerful and drastic psrfing. they act pleasantly iipos the bowels. and import. strength to every nerve

and tile of the . _

Oue ofthe RI.-IGU 1033. £IkO_l0tI|0l to bed. will insure a regular and healthy discharge rsm_,tlic bowels in the rnorr|i|i.ri;. In vybere eight or tea

I somsnou are It or res vactlntlons. two or three of the REGULATORS are sstiicieut. NO CAIDIIEI. the poiso' dru enters their cornpositie — flie‘; er: sntir:l,y."?d‘abl‘a£’ plsasunil to tak , t w’ u ici am a psrfeotl luul:aM tree from small. o will feel any d s symptoms from la in; s” does of RIZGULA’ . CAUTION. ,

There is a counterfeit lisady Ilelieflu the market; the labels are very similhr to the hbsls us the genuine. Purchase only o'l"‘u.uthoy'meIIi:g:ts, and 3€"l.‘."i'.2 }'..'.'.'.i.'1"'i'r' 33.? .l’.I' .... 'i~a'..i"’.'.'ii.r'r..;l..".."i.‘.'. in lillssri minutes, send us the label of the bottle on purchase. and inform us from whom you purchased’.

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Twelvctrces Brothers’ Useful and Emernieel Preparations

HEIR British Furniture Cream, at 6d. Their Inelaceebls Furniture Polish: \t Rd. Their Unrivulled Metal Paste, at 2d. , Their Incomparable lsdie Rubber Blsckiag. Id.

at . 'l'b!;.i:lilo.¢ant Bell-shaped Glass Inks. filled, at id. Their Su rior Glass Squarulske—B|sok. Blue,

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Copy of a Letter from J.

considerable period

sum of tnoney,iig in , but gradually grew worse.

at menhnsdie procured a small pot. and Pills, and before that was all used uinendrrreul u'ppe_ared. By dicines for a _short time longer, according to the dirsc. tious, and strictly adhering to your rules. as to diet, Ste’. she vt;a'e perfectly cured, and now enjoys thp est 0 t .

Cw the

sufferings were very great. and I any pcruisaent aiussdrnsnt. when have recourse to your Oirumsst and Pills.

I-" of I shall over speak with the strand

i ' ' cs, vs this neighborhood similarly equal bssatit.

Copy of a Letter from “W. 'l'o Mr. Dixon ,

an inmate four months, then, as at to have the limb amputated. he was turned out luau. able. He then came to Ysrmsutb. and was usder

nsle

heeled all the health and strength.

lubo

genera ill health, occasioned by nlcerat the breast. 8lis had had much experience its the use ofall the known rstrtsdica for

‘R 'F‘ .l.—Dlrsetteae Isrths

ULCER8--—A CAII CIITIFIID DY

I'll IAIOII OI’ ICITON.

Rosie», Lincolivsliirs.

To hcfessor lloaaowa .

I DcarSir.—-Mrs. Sarah Diasii, of Liquor oston, has ilIis_ day eposed before me

recommended by u fiicnd to try a rueveriug wit

Dated August l2th. I85‘.

your box , symptoms of

A M051‘ AITONIBHINII CURE 0|" ICIOPULODI .MibIr, Esq., Mayor of

pond street.

that for a site was severely uflictsd with Bcrofulous Sores and Ulcers in her arms. feet. legs, and other parts of her body; and although the first of medical advice was obtained. at the cost of a large obluisad H Cbstestuqt of sulfur-

Oint. f the

the me-

I I remain, Dear Sir, yours trul , El nod) J. ‘OBLE.

IIISIPIELAI IN THE LEG, AFTER

MEDICAL AID HAD IAILBD. of a Letter from

Suarez. dated January lltlt, libs

To Professor Hot.t.owrAl. ' -

Sir.-1 suffered for a considerable period f

severe attack of Erysipelus. which at lccgthse ' trsatmcut.

q'uita des ' was a vised to

my leg, and resisted all medical

ithout delay, and am happy to as

eminently successful, for they slfsctdd e rs ed metallic or ' iysient health.

my lgusi reslir as

recommended tlhsm am.

"as rzxraaoitoiiuav AND aar-in coal: or

Mrs. Elizabeth Ysutes. of Post Offick, Jildtoick Rood, visor Bognof,

sf

Idideo

I am. Sir, your obliged and faihful Servant,

(SIIMII)

riled to‘ Pro essor llclloway for Mr. B. Dixon, Chemist, King-st., _Cuplat'rt Sniifh,

OPW

ELIZABETH YBATEB. A DREADFULLY DIIEABIJD ANCLI2 CURID er-rea sr.-mo mveii us at ‘run: ucut/rt, , er nears sun rortrsseotrrrt nosvrru..s. 'l‘hc following important communication hsebosn lbro Wu Ipublilceahtiori, by

intent. was derived

dated firtusry INA, I83 at?!‘

Deer Sir,—l send ou partie

cerntcd uncle, and ullcr having ban osp_ital for six months. was sent to valid to Portsmouth H

the stars ef u care. clTectcd by Professor IIollowiiy’e invaluable ‘ cincs:—Mr. John Walton, lets In lid Iqiasty’s Sq. ce, in the British I"leet at Malta. huid s v

'I the Eqlasd as as capital. where he lslnuhsd Its. rafusiug

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edicul gentleman for about three mouths, hstha

t Ihis period, by my

became so mucli waves that all hope was last. advise, ltstrisd I'lsllswuy’s

iniment sud Pills. wliiohdliy sursmitted qpliutiss.

ulems. rsumiu. Dear_3ir. years (8-pl-ed) Albert Hotel. Great ermsuth.

February l2Ut, 1838. 0 Professor Iloumwav.

ban to perfect dazlll"dhI|‘l‘ll.

stiaraisiso cum: or A sari urtnrr, neit-

IADWAY & CO.. vous DEBILITY, arm oitrrcuat. nu. I02 Fulton street, New York. "',“J_“. W. R. WATSON. Agsst for Prince Edward Island. copy of a Lsturvfrom Mr. T. 1''. (er, chcsiiat, drc.. Lower . on-lune. .Aluiicltesfrr.datrd