HASZAR.D’S GAZE'I"l‘E, OCTOBER. 6.

Hardware and Cutlery. ASZAIID dz. OWEN have JUST OPENED. and now olfsr for Stile, an extensive Stock of HARDWARE. among which are the follosving: I..OCKS.—Ilim‘, and Mortisn of various deserip tious. for Parlors. Front doors. Shops. \Varehouses. Cupboards. Closets. Ship's Cabins. Vardrobes. |.A'l‘CHES.—I'atent Stop. Gate, and nlpht. Carriages and '1‘ire belts, Patent Awl I rifts with 10 Instruments. HAltlMEllS.—Claw. Rivetting, Carpet and Shoe. ' AXIS 8; HA'I‘CIlIi'l‘S.—I"or cutting hard and null. wood, Shingling, Road ' AUGEII I3I'I'S.—I"ronr Socket Chisels. Metal and Wood head girnblets. Hickory Mallets, with screwed hsndlss. \Vslntit Bench Screws. Chisel handles. Ilortise Guages of various kinds. Trying Squares and Bevils. Spring Cttllipers and Dividers. l.evels. I’lnmh and levels. and level Glasses. Knives and Ftirks, Carvers. Putty Knives. Wrenches of various kinds. Curry Combs, Rein Snaps. Trunk rivets. Dinner Bells. Cow Bells. Spring llalnnces, weighing from .3 to 2-} lbs. Very e eirp. lied Keys, Well Wheels. Gtindstene ﬁxtures. Illolatist-ii Gates. Iron squares. Iltindliid Anger Iiits.

itbree sixteeuths to inch.

Plyers, tint and round nose.

Wood rind Irort Ilrrtt-es, tieerr-.d Wheel do. Turkey and other Oilstrines and Slips. 'I'hick Glass ftir Skylights.

Ladies‘ Garden llties.

Turnip llecs.

Assortriient of llny and Manure Forks. Iron pumps. 3 _

Door St:r.ipPrit

Cast Iron Sink.

Straiiicrs for Sinks.

Colft-e Mills.

I-‘og llI)|'I|z'. useful for calling on a Farm. Mouse trttps.

hemp and useful I.:tnth.srn.-. with various other lliiclllﬂ I00 llIJlIl!3I'0lJi I0 IIIBIIIIOII.

Steam Power to let.

III". SllIN(‘|’IIIl!l‘S olfer it. let part of tliri power of their Ste-irti Ilrigitio, (atliotit 5 horse power) to- etber with two large l{Ul).\lS. rruttttbln for any

ﬁusirtess that would require such power. ll.-\.‘1Z.\lID 6: 0\VI’..‘l. ' t‘5 5 it} ."

July csth.

Renae?

IIE Sulistibr-r takes this opportunity of thanking

the (icritlurrteri of Clirtrltilletowrt. and the.

public gt-norrtlly. ftir ilieir lilierrrl pntrttririge. IIIIII begs leave to iiiforiii tlterri tltrtl he has ltitcly tlIIlVI".I) to the Itou-‘o recmtrly or-.cupit-d by it. Ports. in Qttenrt-street, and is now ready to receive all kinds of orders in his line oflrusirieas, which will he prompt- ly aiierrdrtd to, and ptinciurtlly executed in style wliiclt cttntiot lie ortceedcd in Charlottetown.

N. . —WAN'l‘Bl). three or four Jotioneymen, to vt-Itnrri the highest wages will be given. and who must be able to tinish their work in first rate style.

JAUES l\lcl.I-ZOD, 'I‘r'ttlor. June I5, I855.

sirpemon STOVES. ‘OW LANDING. and for Stile itt “ KING'S SQUARE IIOUSE," Cooking. ntler llII(I other S'l‘()VES. of superior quality, and at extremely

low prices for cash. BEER .61 SON. Charlottetown. Aug. I7, 1855.

TURNIPS. VIVIIE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

offer the following Premiums. to be competed for in Qvs‘.:rt‘s COUNTY this season, viz.:

For the best acre ofSrvede Tttrnips. £8 0 0 “ 2d do do ‘ I I0 0 " 8d do do 2 0 0 " 4th do do I I0 0 " btlt do do I 0 0 " Gilt do do 0 to o

Former successful competitors will not be allowed to compete for any of the above Premiums. y order, WM. W. IRVING. See'y. Committee Room, Aug. 16.

enter! ~

'1‘ the Tannery of Mr. John Violtersen, a good Jourue msn Currier: Also. two or three good Boot and S makers. Call at this establishment.

St. Peter's losd, 0} miles front Charlottetown.

J. l.. VICKIIIIION. Charlottetown. July 11. I856.

FOR SALE.

valuable Leusshold Property for 999 years, at

one shilling per acre, formerly the property of JAIIII l.litoirsr.r.. decmuuid. situated at Betleqss, Lot 26. user Mr. William Strong's; the form con- tains one hundred Acres good land, one half under a state of cultivation. with a house and born thereon.

" and a good spring of writer ri'esr the door and alien-

deuce ofline wood and ﬁring on the same. Ifit be

an nccomodstion to the purchaser, one half of the robotic money may reninirton Interest for a time- or further rtrileulttrs upplé to John ll. Gsrrljusr,

Isduqss. or illlsrn Dodd. hsrlettetosvu.

_ generally.

LIVER COMPLAINT.

AUNIJICE. DYSPEPSIA. Chronic or Nervot-in Ilebility. Diseases of the Kidneys, and all diseases ttrisitig front it disordered liver or stointtcli. such mt Coristipst_io_n, inward Piles. fullness, or blootb to the head, acidity of the atonitich, Nausea, eu-mum, disgust for t , fullness or weight. in the stornacli. sour oructstiens, sinking, or ﬂuttering at the pit of the riteirinch, svrininiiiig of the head, hurried and dillicult breathing. ﬂuttering at the heart, choking or sulI'ocii- ting sensations when in a lying posture, dininess of vision, dots or webs before the sight. fever and dull pain in the head, deﬁciency of pt-rspirtttiiin. yellow trees of the skin and eyes, siti in the side. back. chest, Liiribs. &,o., sudden ﬂushes of heat, burning in esh, ctinstuut Itnaginirigs of evil. and great depression of spirits, cart be eﬁiictuully cured by Docs-on IIoort.Aitn's cs:r.uurta'r-sin

GERMAN BITTER8, prepared by Da. C. M. Jacissoir, German Medicine Store. Mr. 120 Jrcli St., one door below Sixth Pliiluda.

Their power over the above diseases is not excelled. if equalled. by any other preparutitin in the United States, as the cures attest, in many cases after skilful physicians had failed.

I‘liese Bitters are worthy the attention of Invulide. Possessing greitt virtues in the rot.-iitictttitin ef the liver and lesser glands, exercising the merit searching poiver iii weakness rind nllections ofthe digestive or- gans, they ate withiil safe, certain, and pleasant.

Testimony from Jluine.

CA P1‘. DANIEL Anson‘, Ilrooklyn, Maine, July I6. 1843, trays: "I wtistrtkeii air-.k one year ago. last April. upon my pttsrrrrgo frtirti Ilrtiiiirnii to Chair- leittori, S (3. At the latter place I took medicine and procured itpliysicitrri, but for ten drrys couldobtuiri no relief, no sleep or appetite. At Inst ttrkiiig up it n -wspnpt-r lirivirig your .1di'crtisenit-tit of‘ lloolI:ind‘s Gerirrrtn Bitters’ itt it. I sent for some irriinetlintely. this was about I0 o'clock. ut ll o'clock I took this lirst dose. and nttutlii-r’ til. 0' o'clock. 'I'lie elfect was so r.-rpid on me, tlr:tt l lintl it good rtppctitti ftir supper, and rested well that night, rind the next tltiy found me a well rri:in. I have not been without your riiediciua since. having been sailing lietivi-viii llriltirrture. (Thur- le.~xt~irt irtid the \Vertt Indirt lslrititl.-I cvr-r rilll(‘.0. I have now given up gt-in-_r to sea, and reside in this place. where ytiu should have rirt urgency, us you could l~'&t.'ll large quantities of it."

Joe. ll. ll.tt.i. 8:,‘ Ce, l’t-csqrrii I.-Ii-, Aroostook C0,, Miiirie, April 24. 1834. tiny: “\Vc'.lrurt:\viili send you it certificate rifit euro perforrrtt-tl by the risi- of only one bottle of the Gerrriu.-i llitrrer.-. we IIIIlll- .\Ir' Clatrk to be it man of veracity, and have no doubt of the truth of his story.

Mae-isrti. Jris. ll. |l_ttll &. Co.—(ioritlcrrien— Iii tins war to your inquiries, I will state that my tlnugliti-r,‘ ttgtid nliotit I6 years. had been cotiiplitirtiug of .'| ptiii in her side. for air or seven year:-, zirttl about the first .l:triutiry lzist, wtiri tulttin down rtrid corrliried to her bed. ' ‘lit: [Mill in Ilbrr side was very StEVt't0', bi-srdr-s being troubled with pains lretwecrt hi-r itlioirltlt-rs ttlrtl iii her breast. Front rotidirigti Il|IlltIIs‘.l' efuurcs pur- fortrrt-d by "IIooll:trrtl's Gerrrtiiri Ilittt-rs"I was iri- dtinetl to try it irt her case, .-irrtl rrerit In your attire and purchased one bottle. she Iitrtl taken it but it letv il.i_vs when slie begtirr to irirprtwe. lllltl now, atftvr trik- tug only our bottle, she is t»nj.ryittg tieitt-r Iluitllll than she has for years. She feels titi pain in her ride or in any part of her body. and attributes her care crtlircly to the Gerrrirrn Bitters. . Wit.i.iAar Cuattx,

Sttlriion Brook, Aroostook Co.. Me.

You should bear in inittd that these [litters are uiv-rrnar.v v l'.GI‘.‘I‘ABI.l2, tlir.-rt.-by possessing advan- tages over most of the preparations recorrrrncrided for similar diseases.

For sale by respectable dealers and storelteepers

T. DI-ZSBRISAY. & Co.. General Agency

And by

Mr I.I:arul:r. Owen, Georgetown, EDWARD Gen. Grand ltiver. EDWARD Nuunititsi, St. Peter's Bay. J. J. l"rr.AsI:it. St. E|etiner’e. Guouou Wrrmirs-rorr. Crapeud, Jas. L. llouurr. o.

Was. Donn, Bedeque,

Jassus Ptnouorr. New London.

REMOVAL. Auction and Commission Mart.

THE Subscriber begs to return ltis sincere thanks to his friends and the Public for the liberal

patronage he hits received since his commencement

in business. He now begs to inform them that he

has III-‘MOVED to the remises lately occupied by

Mrs I-‘OIISYTIIE. next oor to Hon I’ WItr.xuit's,

where he has ample Storage and Cellsrsge. and

trusts by continued sssiditity and attention still to

receive further favors.

June I. WM. DODD.

2DelzleI’s Cloth Mill. IDTII delivered at this Mill at this season of the year.. will be furnished without delay. Agent in Charlottetown. Mr. Neil llsnltin. JOHN DALZIEL. May zoiii. rots. -

Dixon's Cloth Mills. IDTII will be taken in at the itliovo Mills or at an ofthe Agencies, and finished in a superior manner and with up little delay its possi ti. .d2enls.—lItin. Joseph ‘Wightrriiiri. Georgetown. ltttism. llrtsstml Owes. Bookseller.-. C|mrlolls- town. Jnmos I..l iiytlen, I-‘.sq. Vernon River, Robert I-‘inlay, Esq. llgad ofllrwell. Alexander Dixon, Esq. Pinette Mills. transit. Collin. Esq. Mom Stbwart Brid e. Willisui Sterne. Esq St. Peter's. C rlottetown July Mitt, I845.

Great. English Itemedvl

'l he most valuable Spring and Suiiiirier Medicine in -

Dr. Halsey’s

F 0 R E S T W I N E ! Putronfzrd by the .N'obt‘lr'ly and Medical Faculty of England. and riteerricd the most extra. diriary t'ller1i‘ci'nc in tlie lVorltl.

Medicine contitiriiiig molasses or liquorice, like the boasted Srtrsriprrrilbts, rtrquircrriany urge bottles to produce the slightest chsizge in health. The Forest Wine is ultogcilier it different article.‘ Itcentains no syrup to give it cetisiiitency, but acquires III excellent lltivoi rtrid iwerfnl medicinal properties front the vegetable p unls ofwliich it is composed. The F0- rest Wins combines the virtues oftlis

WILD CHERRY. DANDILION, YELLOW DOCK,

AND IAIIILPAIILLA, with other valuable plants whose properties ure all most elliictive.

Itshigbconccntrntion renders it one of the most ellicrerit medicines iieiv irt trse. Sontetiriiee less tlisn at single bottle restores the lingering patient from wertkrtess, dchility. and sickness. to strong and vigo- rous hezilth. livery dose sltews its good elli.-ctti on the constitution, urtd iiriproves the state of the lieriltli. 'l'lie I"ere.~t Wine is N.'C0l'lIIIll'.IItIe(I, iii the strongest terms, for all cornplttiuts of the Storiirtcli.Livr-r, Kid- neys, Nervous Disorders, Bilious Atliictions, Ilropsy. llyspcpsin. Lore of Appetite. Jriuridice, l"eiriele Coni- plaiiiits. Scrofiilii. and till Ilisortlcrs arising from "AD lli.oon iitid iiripure habit of the sytrtctn.

savszu I-‘itoat DIEATII.

Tc-tirrtriny of r\lr. t'ritli:rn .\ltttlrctvir, it highly rel- per-tnblti ltlltl wcriltliy Clll'/.l?II of i\'t'\\:ti t. .l.

Ilr. G. \V. lI:rlsey:—I lit-lieve your Forest \Virio and l'ills have been the rircitrrs of saving iriy life. When I roiriitiericcd tziltiiig tlierii I laid at the point ofdt-rith with dropsy, piles and ustlirrin. My l'ltyr-i- crrtn had given me up its past cure. and my farriily had lost ull hopes of in recovery. \Vhilte in this dreadful rtitritttioii, your {‘0l’t.'i|l. \Virie rind Pills were procurtrtl for int-, rtiid before I lr:rtl litiirtlictl the lirtrt bottle of the \Vitic and box of I‘ills, I (‘Xill3IlcllCl3tl grterit rclit-l; triy body iitid liriibs, which \V(‘I't' greatly stroll:-.rt, ltectiiiie sensibly tuducctl. lltiptis of rrty recovery ht-gtiri iiotv to revive, rind rifttir ctirttiriuirtg the use of your riiritlicirtcs for about t\ month. the

i-. :

I'iliis rind Astltuiri were corriplirtcly ciiititl. llrtipsy. through which my life was plrtcr-(I in eziiclir grctttilztiigt-i, \\llN rtl-ti noztrly gen". I lltI\'t' t'I|IllI- lI|lt‘tI tiiu |t.~'1‘. of your iirv-tltrtirir-s iiritil IIHE |Irl‘~'l‘liI tirm-, :iiitI I now i-rij:i_v its pr-rfr-ct I|l'itllll its l‘\'t'l’ I tllll III‘ rriy life, rtltliougii I aim more than sixty yr-::r's of rig.-.u

Yours, It‘..~‘|N‘('-II.Uli_V. - l

N. ll A'l‘lt|—‘.\i‘~4.

Ntiiviirk, N J., Dec. I9, IS-I7. .

’ tl;itt:tl Duke Street. Adi-lplti,

it is an excellent and good medicinc.und will un- doubtedly become the loading iriedicirie. of iboday." The Forest Wine is put up in lar e sqitttre bottles, with Dr. Htt|sey's ntints blown in t e glass. 3! per bottle. or siitgbettles for ($6. Guru-etittted Pine, 25 cents per box. Agents are authorized to retail. us uell as wliolesrile, on as fitvorable conditions as the proprietor. Ne. I61 Duttrte Si. corner of Hudson. N. orlt.

W. R. WATSON , General Agent.

Nanette ou'rwi'r'riio!"

Dr. Antrobus’s Persian Hair Restorative, AND rum DYE.

Under the immediate Patronage of the Princes of Persia and India.

These articles are without doubt the most extraordi- nary in their powers wer'rubmittctl lothc Public. and require but to bs tried, to be appreciated. ud- rnired. and corilinueil.

'l‘lio RESTORATIVE strengthens the hair and prevents it falling oﬂ'nl’tcr every oihi-r means have been resorted to unsuccessfully ; it cures baldness rtiid Crttult‘.-I u tittttirul curl. rind by its use, my riads of

ersons of built st-ace tire iridi bind to lrrrtirtg it good end of hair at the pI't.'S|‘lIl. irtoiricnt. Its trllicacy if tliertfrire undoubted. tint‘. the “IIUIO world is clini- lcngetl to prtrdure tin article to (‘quill it, either for

bi-rintifyi-ig tho liiinrtin Illlll‘ or t.rt-rtr~r\‘ing it to I o

Il|lt’~‘I pt-rrotl oflifo. For the protluctioii oi’ \\’liiskerI

or bltrusttielto. it is iiiftillililc.

The qrtitlities of the IIAIII Illil". ttro decidedly superior to tiny thing of the ltllttl ever uttt-tripled rind tho iiliolc suif.tr'e of the Ill!lltI crin be clirtirgt-d into IIlIltl§I|l.'|l.|1l':ll Iilricktrr brown, isithin tivtr iitiriule tificr using it, so its to defy lIt‘l(.‘Cll\Jll frotii the great‘ t-stttinrroi-cur. Atlvico by post grtttis on receipt 0 Postage Stamps.

Cer'I_r_ﬁrut.~ from one of the groom! .Mcu'r'cal Jlltil

Q/’ Ilrc rluy.--llcrul it .' .' .' of :i I.I)llt‘|' from Dr. llltigrntlr. M. II. C. 9., Loridoii, the 17th Jrinuirry, I55-1. To lltt. AN i i:t>xri,'s,

Copy

.\'ir.—-l fr. lgrmt [ilt‘:t$ttIl} in ttttt-.~tiiig_: tho tirtuca of your I.t'|"'l’tll ll:iii‘ lIt'.~ltit.'iti\t-. St \t.‘I'lIl purtiel \\liti li;-.\‘t- Ili‘I.'lI p:itir-tits of rr.irrtr li:i\iirg lIt‘II\l'tI tho I|ttl~'l irrtit-rrr-i-i\.it-lo ll(‘llI lit from usirtg it ; lillll iii liirt it is utvirrg to Ilii- iirtir ll‘ ailtiiit-, lli:.t rii.rri_v rfllrtriii tire

I not at the pr.-.-i-tit iritut.t-ii? t-otitplr-‘t-ly lutltl ; mu-. puny

GIULAT ccrir: or LI\'l£lt co.\tr'r./ttx'i‘ or‘ ‘rt-:.\' . . I may II|l‘|tIlt‘l| in lztlllttlllltt, who li.id IN‘(‘ll lrrrtl tip

Y£Airii' tsrztztrirsti. New York, .l:riirrnry Illll, IS-IR.

with typhus ftettrz (st IIII‘-SI lit-ttritiful _\tiurig Indy.) the rittttt-It lII|\\'(:\'t'l’ left li--r riltliotrglt its lit-utitiful I!

"L ll"l"“""""i"' Sir-_ll“‘l"§5 ml‘ " .l""r Ilivnlgi t-t'..r Iti Il:(‘ I-'ll'l’. xllil willi u(‘iirt't-ly' illlV ll'|ll’ tin lit‘? " . r‘ ., ,_ '.,, _‘ , '._.' ' _ ‘ ‘ I‘ ' ._' ‘ II III! rtI|tI l ills to It iiioit. it tltst..i.-t, til llll I.l\lt lrtitii t’ hemp N", ..,.,,| .-wry thing itiisut't't-s.~lrrlly, urtlil I

tvliitzli I have sulli-riitl H‘\'t3ll‘lY for upttzrrtls ol lorr- yenrs; and lirtviiig irdliurcd sltisely to the dirt-clirriis \\llItfl| .'rt:t'niiip'iriy lliti IIH9tIlt'llIl‘S. I llIt\'t9 rt-t'tit't-rc

in hr-ztltli. tiutlitvitltstrriidirig rill \\Iltl lt'lll'\V nits, ihtiuglrt rriy ctiso irrcitrrilile. l'rtiviuti-r to tnkir:;_v the]

rt t‘.trllIllI(‘lltIt'II lIt‘f to u.-t- ytillf I’cIsr'mi IIiIfI'll¢.\f07tI- lira. tllitl in three irrriutlrir, FIII! trgtiiii lltlrt.-’I.'.~St'lI tho satiric tltrrlt‘ curling ltIl.'l\“‘,tN before lit-rilliit-ss, ultlrouglt if po--ililt.-. trtill l|lItI't'_i'.‘I lil.i-. tiritl :lllI'l‘(.‘ll\‘I'. I must lltltllll. trltlrr-ugh I have rr.r-etrrmcrnlcd it to hundreds

r’ . v . . .. ' . , .

\\ int. and li|ls_ I li.ttl I'lt‘.(Illl'i|0 lit the but iiii-tlrc.rl ‘ "I WNW” M hm“ 8px“. I [Hm mwr mum‘ " I“...

l""""""" but cnlluiilwd I“ gmw Wm” M “n ‘'h”'"' urrtl ctirisidvr that \\lIl'|'t‘ tlit- Il‘lIf is not but littlriull

int; degree. Soriieol iity lricirds iipok.- tlt..ip:ir:igitigly “M yuur ‘“':“h_|rul pwlmumm “in w:wm.h ‘O i“ . . . .

of rtiy c:tse,nrid tried tti persnztde in-2 front irittkrrig use of any advertised remedies; and I doubt not. that there are hundred.-r who tire dissuaded from taking your excellent triedicint-ti in coirsequeirce of the e-I cepiion and irretliciericy of mrriiy advertised rerricdiea put forth by unprinciplctl men in ﬂrtiriiirg advertise- rnents. But. what a pity it is, that the deception used by others elrould be the iiicitris of dissutrdirig rnnrty lnhouriitg under disease from rtiriltirig tritil und being curt-ri by your excellent retiicdieit. llurrintrely speaking, they have saved riry life; when I corri- nienced riiakirtg use oftlrcrii. I was in it wretched condition. but Iiegtiti to expcrieirce their good clfccts in less than three days; and in six weeks from the time I purchased the lllvtllcllleﬁ, to the great surprise of all my friends. I wits entirely cured. and had iri- creased lifter-n node in weight. having taken one box of the Pills, and two bottles ofthe wine. Would to God that every poor sufferer would avail himself of the same remedies, Yours. c., Junie Wit.'roiv. tvlrtvous ntsortnitlts

Are diseases of the mind its well as of the body, usually brought on by troubles and riﬂliction, rind are most common to persons of delicate constitutions and sensitive minds. Low spirits,rne|anche|y.frigbt- ful dreams. rind fearful nnticipstioris efevil lrom the slightestcauses, generally accompany nervousdisor- The Forest Wine and Pills tire an energetic remedy in these complaints. d I:‘..:ltract of a letter from Mr. Joseph C. Psuldirig,

E- II -I

Pirii.Ans:i.rtiia. September 7th. I848.

Mr._G. W. Hasley—Dear Sir:—Your Forest Wine and I‘rlls have cured my wife of a dreadful nervous disorder with which she has been aﬂ'ectcd for many years. Her body was almost wasted away. She was frequently disturbed in her sleep by fri btful dreams, awakening quite exhausted and cover with

erspiration. and at times laboring under "- ‘ ‘ '

that something dreadful was about to happen to her- lly the use of four bottles of the Wine, and it lies of the Pills. she is now in perfect health. She‘ has re- gained her ﬂesh and color, rind enjoys society as well as ever. J. C. Pauimirro.

Dr. David Mnrtrin, rt celebrated l'.’lf‘.IllI0lN.'|“ of New York, declared publicl that one tittle if Ilril- sev‘s Forest Wine coritrtine more vlrtue than fifty of the large bottles of Snrtiupnrilla. Messrs. S. S. Lam lncttn (2o., one of the bit est and most respectable

drug hits in Syracuse. in u ettor, say: " from what

they svs beard and seen of IIalssy's Forest Wins

priniirie It-IilI(.‘.

Your llrtir llye is the trust I have eier seen or heard of. iitttl ltatsliecti used nrriorig my privtite Ic- qutririlaitccs, with the ritrist urilmtiridt-tl stitisfiictiolt.

tint. Sir, years most truly, (Signed) DENNIS MAGRA'I‘lI. Letter from Ila-riry Vinson, Court Ilulr Druur and ll’t’g Maker, of I24. Lrurlenlrall Street. Lomlon. To Dr. Aivritonus,

Sir,-——Your llitir Ileslorntive iii one of the great- est blcssitig-i ever invented. Several nfmy.t-usttiriiers are quite enrriptured with it. and consider it beyond all praise. I canriotdeny, but that it has ttpponred to me quite wonderful, the alteration it causes tiller using it for it few weeks, it excels any thing of the kind I ever used. causing a complete metamorphosis ; iving the hair it natural curl, and even entirely iidirrg grey locks. setting nature at defiance.

_ on may depend upon it. that it surpasses any thing of the kind ever brougltt before the public. and its to your Ilttir Dye. I can sell all you can send rue, it is so unquestionably g .

sin, Sir, yours faithfully, (Signed) Ilurtar Vinson.

The Restorative is sold at Is. Cd.. 2s. 8d., and 4s per Bottle, Sterling. 'I'he Hair Dye 8s. 8d. and ‘is r case. 'l‘he larger sizes are a rent ving irections for use accompany each Bolt e and Case.

E7’ Br particular to ask for Dr. .dntroJss's. or

you may br iinposcii upon.

Sold by all respectable Cltemists and Perfuinerl throughout the world. and at Dr. Antrolius's Esta blrsbment. Q. Ilrydges Street, Strand. If any diﬂ- citlty arise in obtaining it. sen postage stamps to Dr. Anisobns's address. and it will be forwarded by return of post.

CARD. STEWART &. autci.ii.t iv, srrrr nitortrzits & commission irancriltxia,

For the Sale and Purchase of Jlmsricen 4' Pro- sincial Produce. and Dealers in Provisions.

Fiili. t . Q-c. Fuss Lurnirro. Water-Street, St. JOIIN, N. B. IIIIIIICI Charlottetown. P. I-1.1.. Jits. Pnuniu. Ell... 5% -WI". N- ll-. lessts. B. ltasixisi & Co. April is. tees. -