s I. by my Isstseq, or than by thy sweetness:

noes sun rise uosa. Who fill die Hope to the tvhshallsiskearllsriutothegrsvsl

Whlfl efths twe H the future to sure! I, by hdrayiag, er then by decaying,

_ dell elesp (rat is eternal repose‘! Sou shall we sever. or live we forever, Whsahall db Irnt! whispered Hope to the Bose! Wkeshsll die Irstl whispered Hope to the Ross.

I. said the lower, tho’ sweet is my blooming Seen will my loveliness wither and die. _ Lives that are sweetest are ever the lsetest, Hears most happy, most rapidly fly; But Itleps dieth sever-—it liveth forsvsr—- Eashaatmeut around theyonng bosom it throws; Is nlhug or weeping Hope never is sleeping. I shall disfirstl said the beautiful Rose; Ifilll die lrst. said the beautiful Rose. The Rose was ntistaherr—its dwelling forsaken, Hope and its promises died in the heart, The love it desired had falsely expired, Filed in fai soon to depart! Thuaweet scented flower still graces the bower.

- And there in its loveliness, gracefully blows- lts beauties displaying. it lives undecaying, To tell the sad story. of Hope and the Rose, To tell thesurl story of Hope and the Rose.

Tau Mos-rrr:u’s Suru: gives her child the first glimpse of heaven, as the tender- ness of her affection awakens the first conception of an all-bountiful Provi- dence. Women dwell with patience upon the tritles that make up the lives of their children ; and it is on the direction of these securing trifles that their future greatness will do nd. “A kiss from my mother,” said njamin West, “ made me a painter.” When yet a child, he had drawn a rude sketch of an infant re- lation sleeping in a cradle. His mother chanced to see this childish production, and was so well pleased with it that she took the young artist in her arms, and rapturously kissed him. That mark of maternal delight lixed his fate for life.

ar.r.aarsrs.—“ I'll be round this way

in a minute,” as the second hand said to the pendulum.

A Goon Wortrtrutv Watt-rr:n.—He

must be able to “rivet the attention,”

must understand how to join “ a broken l

rest,” be a to ‘‘ sharpen the under-'

standing,” and to bring rambling argu- ments “to the point.” Any “ old file ” having a few “ wise saws ” will probably suit. Persons used to “vice” need not apply. _

Sorrasonv ltas said that those who go to law for damages, are sure to get them.

Ir you wish to increase the size and prominence of your eyes, just keep an account of the money you spend foolish- ly, and add it up at the end of the year.

Trruar is a man out west who is so bent upon acomplishing his purpose, that he has become hunch-backed.

Art unbreeched urchin, not quite three years old, said to his sister, while munch- ing a of gingerbread, “Siss, take half u dis cake to keep to afternoon, when I get cross!” This is nearly as

as the story of the child who bel- wed from the top of the stairs, “Ma, nta, Hannah won’! pacify me !”

Art elderly female, on being examined before the magistrates at Bungay, as to her place of legal settlement, was asked what reason she had for supposing her deceased husband's settlement was in St. Andrews? The old lady, looking ear- nestly at the bench, said—‘‘ He was born and married there; and they buried him there; and if that isn't settling him there, I don’t know what is.” '

“Srnurrro of dogs,” says Tlrayer to his friend Warren, “ can you tell me how many dog-da I there are in a year ?” “ Yes, about fteen orsiateea Isuppose.” “You are wrong; there are more than that,-” exclaimed Thayer; “ you know Mr. Shakspeare says, ‘every dog has his dey’—and ' dogs haven't been counted yet-—-so there's no knowing az- adx how many dog-days there are.”

ms-nar.——The key that opens the door of death and destruction.

Tus latest report of Paris fusions says : “ Bonnets are very small, and are more wdrn about the neck than on the head."

We suppose shoes will be tied round the

uncles before long.‘ Wsaarrtu - S1-rcas. — Walking-sticks was hrst introduced into fashion by the

become‘ arequisite a o ‘to the tl'su‘re‘n offlssltion in % till the you I555, at which tirnert y were for-

mat! with an indented head in order to N

a tsoreessyprsssurs efthe hand ghigfi they as . I nuity, which in mutton of ion, is or ever on the slsrt.asw.erswnud it with theeddttion of the-rend and hollow top, which some‘- thss ‘ 0|‘ B"‘_89?g lo valetudtnauan,

‘1rnw“eorons " roar rtnonrvstn. at ‘the. LON-

s EX the “ SIR JLRXJJVDER and " b'lt.‘.ll

JVYMPI-I" The Subscriber has received a Les Supply of Fancy and Staple Goods, Suitable fort e Season. Also—-Tea, Loaf nnd Moist Sugar; Soap, Starch, Blue, Tobuceo. Spices ofrrll kinds. dtc.‘ A general assortment of Hardware, Bur Iron, us- sorted sixes, routrd, square and flat; Window tiluas; Putt , \Vrouglrt and t‘ut Nttlls, Spikes, &c. Pure L0 in ll/lrite Lend; nlso, No. l, 2. I! do Black. Yellow.antl Rod l'uintr. Raw and Iloilod Linaped Oil,

c. All of which are ntli-red at the Lowest Cnslr Price. at his stors,iirent George Street, opposite the Catho- lic

HENRY HAZARD.

Charlottetown, July 1, I858.

‘.s........cm".".3‘.;.3.‘."s..'.’.“.i’. if GROCERIES. HE Subscriber ollers for Sale at the old stand of

assortment of AMER! GROCERIES. which has been selected and pur- chased fcr the cash by himself at the lowest rate, and will be sold at a sntall advance upon cost. for eady cash. Ann 1. JSSORTJIBJ of DRY GOODS JJVD GROCERIES of sllkinds. CRO(‘K'ER}'- ./IRE dzc. &c. con I‘EC'I‘l0NAltY, (assorted) Fi . ....t Ram... CRACKERS, Butter and Soda, RIC Candles, (mould and dips.) Pipes and 'I‘ol)acco, Burning FLUID. Dryed Arzples, Pickles. fine Salt. Cheese. .astil‘e Nuts,

SOAP. (I-Inglis

Buckets und " ubs, SOLE L

Boots and Shoes, Clrildrens' do., dn..

BRUSIIES. (hair, cloth, shno.scrubbing, tvlrite I wash. mint, horse and cow.)

Feather Dusters, Wlrisps and Brooms,

HATS, (silk. superior Kossttth, black and pearl, palm leaf, Irrlitnts’ pearl.)

do., Childvens' do., Clrildrens‘ \\':rggnn.-, Patent Clrurns, scythe Snenths and Scythe:-, Hay Rakes nrtd l'orlu. rrtnnure do.’ Spades and Shovels, Whi as.

one .a

English amln American Cotton Warp,

Looking Glasses, &c. &c.

aid for Country I"I.0llR at market price. The BA ING business will be carried on as tI!lt{Il;l.‘D.‘\lWlyI on hand a good article of SHIP B .

.‘ A.

D Hoes, cast-steel Ave»,

'1‘. t.'Rl".lZ N Kent-street. Corner of Great (ienrge, Plrarrlnttetnwn. July H, I853.

_ \

” "nt_f:v7V*i5i)bbs‘.”* ‘ UST IMPORTED, and for sale by the Subscri- ber. at his NEW STORE in Gr on Strut-

J! CHOICE SELECTION or MERIC./I.\’ GOODS. ccnsisti

ng — barrels. and by retail, Crushed

Starch, Burning Blackeuiug. Ouarrous, CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, rj-c.

Printed Cottons, Iri and unbleached do., sheet- ing. bedticlr, &.o.; Le ice’ and Gents‘. India Rubber Boots and Shoes; India Rubber Coats. Oil Suits, Cotton-vvielr, Lamp-wicks, Fluid Lamps, patent and common. in variety; CHAIRS with cane seats a wood do., in great vsriet ofpattum; Axes, Scythes, Suentbs, Hay-rakes, uy-forlts, Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Garden o. '

...-o—An assortment ofCnrrier’s TOOLS; Pails, Tubs. in nests or single, Clothes-pins. Brooms, Brushes, dtc.

rr Harm. American and Island Manufactured SOLE LEATHER, Nests Leather, Calf—skins and Harness Leather.

N. B.—Tlte b' best prices. paid in cash, for green

hides. oulfund ct or run WILLIAM B. DAWSON. Charlottetown, June to, I853.

N EW' GOODS.

HE Subscriber has received, per Br Jmnoo from Lennon. and other recent arrivals. the following GOODS, which are offered cheap for Cash.

Bales 81.. Cases Dry Goods. 50 Cheats Choice 'leaa.

Canvass. Cordge. Oakutn.

Chain Cables inch to 7—8ths, Anchors an .

Cut and Wrought ails, Spikes, Bound and flat Iron, , ’ Window G I. ‘ ‘ Paints and Oil.’

London a I. I Soap. London waxed-wiek Candles. Barrels Choice 8

Hds. Molasea, 6:3‘.-Sic. IDNGWORTH at YATI-‘.8. Water Street, Clrurlottatswu, June lfllr. I853.

Glasgow and Manchester House !._, rttt Subscriber 1... mar‘ RECEIVED hii SUMMER surr>r.v of .N'ElI' and FAB]-IIONABLI ooons, Per Jttsoood, direct from London.

AVID WILSON.

Iiohutend Street, I'Ith June, 1858.

SPRING GOODS‘ Per L Jfies. front Boston, a choice UPPLY ef ut|enen's sumvner HATS, including Tuslran I-‘terunee. Palm, Kossnth

&c.;l. MBOUIB Dounlngsz Boy's BOOTS and B OOANS is set Variety] a good snort rneotof L’ htC ES cotton. woolsn.aad mis- tures; Drll trrgs,Jeuas and Naakefis for boy's a

- ul re A vamt

'9 I V‘ r urning Fluid tip. lag Tobacco Sole .' sacks. Ax.i., , .. pdee.‘ -lb... Bakes. Se Suesthu. marten and Parks.

Looking G asses. wood

_as¢l one seat Chairs" One Ba¥hs.esrrrless'Is‘ua. ‘ " ' '

I list! I for read . 3"" " '.°'fl'"° csdriiia scan, 1.... Charlottetown. Hay ID. ION. tmw snort rrsrw ooons tt

lIBSubusviberhsjuw rueslvedfisrn , G. lI..aesnsrtrasat of-Dnrasl It or

Goons‘, nttocsttrrrs, AND‘ CIOOIIIIWAI-I, ‘

« , AITSIAI fl. IIH. North Illa Iqaars.

Iwwlsvsltsvt JING-

.......-...... ..'.

d,‘

hove GOODS are suitable for the season‘, and, _

wtttstrhswtttssIstaIew‘fiuretrPrsm'pt,Psy-'

._-..l1,4.8iAt!D'S ’ ii.-$Z.l?1.'.l__i.'ll"l,.-'21:;.‘iAll€1il3§'i‘.i.i5l}'.:lf W-

~ Hubbscrs Patent . . = wttrrts ZINt.‘,,.P,.AIN'I.‘._., . OW l.ANl)INt:, ri- lIr".lUtoot~f,l'rotn Lott not-r. a fnrtlier sn pl of the above valuable. Paint Also. a few cusku Drieru and Pitt . BIL, ' JAMES III-'.SB ISAY.

Jun:-,, I8tlt.

NOTICE. .

‘HE Subscriber havitrg been duly etstlpoworad by _ firr.‘asrt'r llszuuunsort, of I ydo _ Park, Square, l.ondorr. Esquire, und Arrttun |I;;uus:u- nuts , of ldverpnql, in liugliunl, Mcrolruut, surviving lirecutorrt and 'I'rnrttet!'.t named and a minted in and by the last Will urtd Testament of Gilbert ll nmlerstm. latte of I.I\er tool, aforesaid. Ilurclutnt, tlcct-asotl tn culluct all De tit and Sums of Money due to flirt listtttn oftlte said Gilbert llettdorson, docettsnd, within this Island. and to dis a .nnds und llersditsmorrte belonging to said Zstuta aituulo therein. Ml reoue so indebted to the Estate of the said (iilbert I endor- .-nn. deer.-naetl, are duly required without delay to pity into my hands the several amounts! due by them; and tltost: persons who in " ‘ I esaiort u ' part of such I.trnds and Prernises, are required to make pn immediate and satisfactory arrangement with the.

otherwise they will be tmrrtcd us 'I'res users.

JOHN I[)lJ)(‘iW()R'l'|l.

Charlottetown. April 9th. I853.

LI. Persons indebted either by Mortgage, Judg- ment, Bond. Ptnrrtissory Note or otherwise, to rrosras IIlA‘ll-I IIAVILAND, Eso., te Colo- nial Secretary oftbis Ialsnd.nrn desired forthwitlt to nttrko par tnent oftlre respective sums due by them as aforesnl to the Subscriber, who is duly authorised by Power of Attorney, to receiver and give the necessary tlisclrur as for the same. And all Persons to nflltjrr the sat Thomas Heath Huviland is iodebted,are re-

quested In furnislr their Accounts for ment-

’l‘. HEATH PPIVILAND. Barrister-at-Law. Queen Square, Nov. 29, I862.

Just: Published. ‘J he British North American

GEOGRAPHICAL PBIIER. Price with 7 Maps ls. 6d.; witlront lllaps Is.

7 HIS Pllltlll-Ill contains all the matter in Chatti- . hr-r’a (r'(ogI'I1plllt?(II Prfrnrr. with the addition nftlto recent census, and more full descriptions of Nor-tlr Anrcricu. It contains dhsrt 6 more maps, so arranged as not to be liable to tear. ~ GEORGE 'l‘. IIASZARD, Queen's Square.

‘OR SALE, tr stautrclr clinker built BOAT. I6 feet keel. She has lately undergone a thorough repair, and is now in good condition, fectl t" ht, and sails remarkably well. For fart or parties urs apply at Hnsznrd's (iflllellt! Oflice. . July II, 1853. .

mourn: To 1.i:'rrn. ' ; ‘N(|,Ullll-‘. at the Ofiice ofCrrAut.ss l’Ar.sts:rt,

J l".sq,.. L‘lrarlotteto\\'rt. February I, I863.

The Laws of Prince Edward

FROM 1178 to I8.'tI,botlt years inclusive-2 rob. Rn nlfl vo., Will! a co ions Index: published under an Act of the Colonial .egialatsrs, and rare- fully revised and consolidated, by Ccnttuissioners appointed for the purpose, may be had at the Book- of G. 'I‘. HASZAIID.

store Saint John Sale Stables. A. CUMMING, Veterinary Surgeon, begs to . . intirnttte to arties hrrvin HORSES to dis- pose of,tlrat be Is aliout to open a a Dlllts m..r.r-,._s.--a remises next the Catholic Chapel, head of Ktng’s Square. St. John; where Horace will be kept at liv- ery, and bought or sold on commission. .

There being no well-understood place In St. John whore those having loft”. I 50“ 'M'|l"'K_ Horses, know where to find each other. It 5- C- 5|!- ters himself that it Ilonsl: Bazaalt. °" 5"‘ sl'bl9. property conducted, may _in some measure su ply tr want or en felt by the public; _wlttle from the now- ledge of horses derived from his profession, he may be able at times to give useful advice both to seller and pure ser.

N. B.—'I‘wo or three good young Harness Horses wanted; and tr s1-norva IIIAVY rant, full mouthed for shipyard work.

Saint John, 26th April. I868.

Tern rance Hall Company.

T A MEETING of the Directors of the above

Com ny. held in the Temperance Hall. this

evening, t a following Resolution was unanimously adopted viz:-—

" Rusonvun, That the Treasurer (Mr. John W. Mcrrisort.) be instructed to take the necessary legal msasureefortlrereeover of all unsettl Subscriptions to the Temperance Hal Company."

By Order. J B.-COOPER. Sec'y.

Charlottetown, Mitch I1; tees.

Matt Steamer “ Fairy Queen.’? - W. R. BUL YEJI, Coststsader, ILL leave (till further notice) for Betleque and ' Shediac every Monday evening. at 9 o'clock; will leave Bedeque at ‘I e'c . Tuesday morning, for Shediae; returning. will leave Sbediac at I p. m., aurne day, Tuesday, and Bedeque at 8o’clock, in the evening for ClIarlottetc_wn. . _. , . Will leave Pietou, every Wednewlay‘ and'~Prlday at 6 o'clock. till further aotiee. . For Freighter Pa e. ugly to the Hoe W. W. IDR Charlottetown. All C. POPE, I"Aq., Bedeque. or to the Master on board. Fares lose to Shsdiec. and as usual to Pictou. Charlottetown. May 30. 1353- ‘

FOR BRISTOL.

A NEW BABQUE, launched .on the 6th lust., will sail for Bars-ror., on or about the 80th inst. She can sooonto- dets a few Cabin passengers, lfappl'toa-

me a early to _ JAMES YEO.

P

tron Port Hill, Aug. _8, I858.

FOR PASSAGE. _

Tlllt‘. New Clipper BrI°|IABIA. 800

: .‘I'ous Ilqlatsr,‘ can aflnrqlfl

tar. will sail for Liverpool otter before

the son. : , mo-

utton or passengers. Apply to

w... wr:ut'tr.i

A ’i.?.‘.. ‘sums.

THE New Schr. PENNII, III) Tons

Register, J. Wnnxe,'MaIer‘, will sail

fl -- t

for tlts sbsvs‘port ea or t or freight or Puusga apply-te ‘

September. Wrs. WELSH. July 88. IBM.

ruck rzrvrtttrr npasp, inn... , irnported no I .§.t..altarsl' Society’ will air’... ares at he Subset hers‘ premi. see. until the last offlfllll-' ‘ t ' V ' 'l'EltMS—-F r-r-sun Snrr.r.rnns, usttrk srust be . JOHN TIIOINI-2. Psleenweod Farm." July 18. _ =

Waonsnsaxrwnn TW

' 1 insured in this

Locornot 0. _ ll0'lll'hI‘IOIll,' with the but dsscrtptrou

’BE(iS to announce the ,arr‘ivttl

BRITISH and FORE ON

tvnw .MArn_rtrALs I-‘OR r..uirn3'

fl‘ In order to compete with other llooses/W. trees will be conducted on the CASH principle. Illtl illst December last. will rtrnke immediate payment.

June 26. I853.‘

'. ...-.. ....—.a~..~.- -.

Atlsoood. fidllt UFACTURES, W. ll. lutving personally aelseted this Stock, would sell especial attention to a variety of nous, rArtAsot.s, aonnltrs, srrr.r.rNr:rtr, 61.0,, &

A I.,,.,,,v xrlechon of "mm .1 Clam,‘ p...r.t.’.... ('aa.vr'nwrr.r, Tweeds. lVut'st-matings, Comm QM] LINEN GOODS OF AL I. DESCIIJ PTIONS.

I ' I / I I. . A l Boots and Shoes. and every arlirlr in the Ihtrnishing Department.

.—o¢u.-4. -...~..... ..........u—-......

s ‘NOVELTIES FOR THE :SIJ1llhl.I::It.. F WILLIAM HEARD...

hr laud I‘ la tn ll‘0l‘n tho’ll:s't ‘IIouslefin.t.ll:"lra.ttli:t. 0'

nuussus, srurs, sr«t.rwr.s, -ltlu. c.

H. begs ttrirrfonrr his I-‘riends that in future his bubi. requests those whose accounts were furnished to‘ the

- Provincial Marine . Insurance ’ ampa , _ TORONTO, C. \V.—Agent for Prince Fdwartl ll d. um _ . BENJAMIN DAVIES. Charlottetown, April ll, I868. NATIONAL LOAN FUND‘ LIFE AND Equitable Fire Insurance Compa- nies of Lon o lncorpomtsrl by Acts 0 Parliament. (M D 0|" DIRI-.C'l‘0lt of Fire Insurance for I’ E. Island. '1‘. II. Huviltmll. E'rq., on. Clmrles Heurle I". Longworlh, Esq.. Rollcrl

I-lufcltilraou, Esq., Tltnmus Dawson. E811- 'Ustached Risks lttlten at considerably reduced pre-

rnram. Forms of Ap licntrcn. and all other information. run he obtain front the Subscriber, at the Oflice of r. W Dr-blois Esq. Charlottetown. H. J. CUNDALL. April 21, I858. Agent pro lent Fire 2 Fire 1 Fire ! Secure your Property at a raving o/‘fifty per cent. 7 HIS can only be done by Insuring in the MU- 'l‘UAI. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. This is the only Ollice where claims for loss can be met, without reference to a foreign Company. ruin of application, and tray other informa- tion cart be obtained at the Secretary and 'I‘renstrrer's Ollice, Kent Street. April ti. I852.

I

AIJJANCE LIFE AND FIRE lJV'SUR.llJV(‘E COM- PANY. LOJVDON. LIIIIID uv ACT or PAILIAIIINT. Capital £5,000,000 Surfing. CHAR.l.ES YOUNG, Agent for P. E. Island.

Hffiln CBLBNIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

IITAI

HOHOIAILI run ARDINE, Governor

Govuursou—-r-rsu urorrr EARL of ELGIN ntrd KINC General of Canada. .

HIAD Orrrcu-22 St. Andrew Square. Edin-

ur A. . Bsdord of Jfnnagrnmrt in Hslé/'01 f0?‘ -NW“ Sroliu and Prince Etltourtl Island- nn. . . .. mon, Banker. llou. William A. Black, Banker. Lewis Bliss, . _ Churlos 'l‘\vining‘, Esq., Barrister." fphn Hayley lllttud, Es . on A narrow. rs..'..t., Esq., Solieitu were. H Il.iohey.So|icitor.

6

Agent G. Secretary-—Msttbew .

‘be following gentlemen have been cers.of the Compuu in l’rince F.d_wsr Island. and will be prepared to urnish information as to the prin- ciples and practice oftlte Company and the rates of

, . nrd. . Georgetown—Medicsl Adviaer—.Davtd Kaye, M.

ent—-Willihrir Sanderson. - -. lcanor’s-Medical Adviser-—Joseplr Bell, N. gent—'I‘homas Ilunt.

rwrruaw rt. RICHEY. Ohartottetowér Mutual Insurance ' o

D. A St. D. A

n t Incorporated by Act of Patzarnent in I848. _ THIS COMPANY offers tbe_best guarantee in case of loss, and ncccpltl Risks at u saving of full 50 per cent. yo the assured.

‘I! a present r'e|tsble Ca ital esceds .€l'I00._ ‘Per- sons having property in harlottatown. or Vicinity. sho use no time in spplyin to the Secretary of this Contpnity for Polioiaa or In orrtrntrorr.

Philips’ Fire Annihilators has been purchased by the Company, for the benefit of persons ' e. is case Fire, the use of It can be obtained immediately. by applying at the

Secretary's Oflice. . ' W. HEARD, President HENRY PALIIIEII. _ . " - - ' ' .' ' arid 'I‘re'usurer.' Seerst.ary'a Otlce, Kent Street, 3 V . .' August 5th, I858. _

. NOTICE.

HE TBNJNTS of'I‘rsoarAs Ha ans "AVI-

r.arsn, Esq.,cn Townships Numbers 48 and

56 End other Lands in this‘le:n:;'uret R “I

mg g-igggqm to, to t on c so us

by them to the Smemr: who isduly uutherhcd to receive and grant receipts for the earns.

- I‘. HEATH HAVILAND. ’

_ . ~. .- _ rrister-at.Law.

Queen Square. Nov. $9, I863. , v. --

7 w.r.i.r..y‘q--r‘._....a...~,o ms to t.ro.... ta.r.t...a. .t.'.. it. not min...

and Silk Hats. 1

Gentleman's Clothes cleaned and made equal to new. JIM CROWS made from the Island wool; old ones done up. Prices low. Orders taken at the Queen's Arms. 8 Miles from Town. and at James Reid's tailor. Queen Street, Chkrlottetown.

~BEBI..S! 'Bl..I..S l BELLS! HE Subscribers manufacture and keep constantly on hand. all sinus of church, Factory. Steam- bogt, Fguy, l “OI” and I’lllIII-

of He ' . Bulls are rustle frourtlre bsststoi1'.n:.nd the

nfpdntod Ofliv t

the re-llttlng, clesning,snd etilfening ~of Beaver U

Butter, and Sheep flung, Hli’1nS(t;l;s::'r‘tbe‘r-ofwill pay tltefihighest market price . an wan EP'SmNs_. Y -r Hf Wool. and Queen Square, Ch. ROBERT 38”" i May 3Ist, I86

sue.‘

8'I‘otvn, g am

Never Falling Remedy :

HOLLOWAY’S OINTMENT. ‘

A CRIPPLE srrrs urns: urs,crm9rcnss as-. TEIITIZN YEARS SUITIIIING.

Copy of n Leflcr from .Mr. Thompson, cImm’,,y' y_, carpool. dated August 20, I852,

'l'o Professor Ilor.t.owAr, ‘

Dparr Srn-—l-‘urn enabled to furtilsh you with u most extraordinary cure eflbcted by your invrilttulde Ointment and Pills which has astonished every r- son ac uttittted with the sufferer. About I0 years ago, r. -W. Cumrnrns, of Srtltney trust. in this town, wsstltt-own from his horse, whereby he receiv- ed very serious injuries; he had e best medical nit. vice at the time, and was afterwards an inmate of dill'erent itrlirrrruries, yet he grew worse. and at lung II malignant running ulcer settled in his hip, which so completely crippled him, that he could not move without crutches for nearly to -etrrs; recently‘ Ire be. gun to use your Oirrtnrent and ‘ills, w ‘ch have novi- lteulod the wound. strengthened his limb. and enabled him to dispense with his crutches,so that he can walk with the greatest ease, and with renewed hum. and visor in-ed) AJ. '.l‘ll0MI’SON.

A MOST r-zxrruorrntnartv cvrtn or A Dunn. I-‘Uh SKIN orsr:'Attr:, wrrltt ALI. IIDICAL am

HAD FAILED. Cop qf_ntLr r from Mt‘. Hird Draper, ‘K J." ' rlly, rmrr gafnsbro‘, dated Jfnrrh lsl,.lgd2.”