F . . V **?"n floaty. IPA'lJ‘Ii?J'l1‘ £\!B‘l1'tllI'lI<§1IAIla Ella ‘IBIS, mason-3 é _ . ‘ ' V

And nchungesble Metallic Points; 031051. of ‘I ,» .

PROOF AGAINST FIRE it WATER! Manufactured by the Patcrim, is Colclintcr. J\‘oeo Scotts-

' III! ARTIFICIAL Sl.A'I'E is the product ofii mixture of mineral subutanees known to be the best non-conductors ofhcut

as well as the most indestructible ;the Chemicirl utlinity afwhich can veris the surface of materials covered, iirto n (‘outing of Jlrlual SIule- Proof iiguiirst l"Illl‘1 iind WATER. Thus the laws of nature are made to scconiplish results as surprising as they are use- ful, by rcrrderiug Wooden fubrics as durable as brick or Stone, an en portions to moisture, and con at-ntly preienting decay Th. pip.” mph“. and “uk :I':Iit?"t|i.C:'lelIllCll0fl from corrodrng intluences hitherto supposed iirrat. D0“ mu my ",“”“I ‘mm bulmlk’ The priiicipril ingredients are Alumina, Silica and the Oxides of G ‘I “ll: °n "°h_— lroti. 'l‘lre adlresive quality oftlie latter not only lririds rind attracts "Maia" ‘h-lore "h k , l_ c(_ the particles tugctlier, but the substance covered rrl-o. ' m l m ' ‘mo ° 0 M 0' 0.I|)tlIM3ll to the wciitln-r the more powerful the attraction

. various shriileuofcnlnur urn

TOBACCO IS AN INDIAN WEED. Front " Tim Broodsidu against Tobacco," I872.

This Indian Wood, now withered quite, 'l'houglr groen at noon. cut down at night, Shows thy decay; All Ieiili tshay: Thus think and smoke tobacco.

cirrus roit TH cum norrowrr’sorrrarri. .l

AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF SCIIOI-‘m OR KING'S EVIL. 3...:

Extract ofa Letlerfrosi Mr. J. H. Jliduy, It‘ High strut To PrnMgI::Ité:Ip;:“r:ou un in cat‘ :......ry.-1ip‘so. '

llllEllllY Allll LIINIIVIIIIT,

cough, colds, llosrssess, spitting st’ Blood, lkbt Sweats, Astb-a, l.tver complaints, and

CONSUMPTION.

And be m i nd. on “'5 st-queirlly the harder the Slate. Ks ____ " " °'"’°'"°° . ' li:‘cd.B‘-kb'lil' b d' . l ‘l . ll —II .Id , Then tho behold’-I the vu--my. '.'r..'.'r'.l'.r.a.....'rii. ...‘l.'...'l"..'r'.Ti'.'rl..°r~'I'.". °sr'.'.'.'.'.'°l.‘.'°r3',.‘.’..-'r'}‘."' "-'r7r..".".~.r . ”° "°" "’‘‘’''‘‘’T ‘T’ ..a.ng"-i‘ar....lr..i..°§'....'r'ia... r.'.'°.'r'..'.."2’..'r'..'l'.'rI’a'..r.".'.'ri'..°'.'S'.:.$1.2'l...r.‘°"'l - . i g;:o:'l:fiIy.It:ull&_ iriustrlre tl't'tI|IiiIr:t|l’Pd ll‘r_v ‘Ilia actiun ofilio ‘weather lbefore it is Fire Consumption Ca” be and hat? been cured, ;I|I:eir:tpss:r rltleer d ‘W eliripiii ‘H. ' . kg _ I pron , \\ rrer wt in 1! ‘ruin nine live via nnrni rs. . h . . _- I oiin,sn prescrr seensi er 3. W“ “""" “““ ""°*° '°"“°°“' '.“-°. Wei"!-'0 1'A'N"i=‘- "W" .""~' "'42 °'“*'°*' "' ruosoxilé °3}ii£'iri§§'Z"3i'§r'i§.Z"o'l-""323"£35233.» mp .l::.:".'.'.".2.°.:':t.';f:i.'..’:'".:‘.;‘:" """'°”"“""" "'°"""'- '" '~'°-7-7 . . _ ll ealuer «ml ll rrlcr Proof solr-ly. their base hein ‘Iron, secures Md “imifil mu," ' . 9 ' ripe . iia I below left knee, I And when the pipe grows foul w_ithiii. l tlierrr from tnrlvuiric action so fatal to lend rind otlrer I urnts on red LUNG WORT, “mm, h" ‘M """."" "' '°"" °‘ '"" 5‘ I'll I'D. with s l’ 'l'liitilt on thy Ioltldeliled Willi lln; rk—rind I |t,‘lf cheriricarl cotribiiiatiori tnri us it trnpossible, that Ind no remedy h" "or “for. been dhconrcd "N, M" “Infill or" mrgnmfl, "‘ """ “Ell ‘'''¢}P°'°''|d 30 . During :5. .5“, For the airy eliange should trike place front atnimiplreric irilluepce or the Cure can t_ y M,",,‘, ",,’,,,m|°;,_':'',|''':‘Z_" ‘“ C'u_,:::h.'u:' °|':::'d':.‘ glh I01: Itdoeo require‘ action of Salt \\'ater arid riulphureted hydro--err so prevn eat in Sea sum ‘I071. I I (‘ l ' I . ."." Thus think and smoke l.0lN|Ct‘ll, Ports and Tidal llarlmiirs. 'l'ln-v uur ass all |'niuis yet discovered h P $3:l.l1.fl:,:..'f;,,;‘?l$'f,,l'::2:",1;,:','};'f,‘{,'_l',,,;_,""“"°°!" “M ‘h‘ l'' in C/rcrrpimri ttllll I)uI'abr'Ir'ly iiliicli render Illt.'lII prt--errrirrerrtly T moulmiongtltl rub: 'ndhd"°'°l'°: uwfdur l;"'""°""’ cm" that lirnb wcretiiltcn off it wbuld be then even i;wh'l:.lii'':u'hdb" .‘ _ - " 7- ‘ ,_ _ ,. ,_ . . ._ I _ sump ion iv rore t c ungs rive ccmne ‘it: so rcrr 1 ll d r . _ _ not

L -;}.','_~';1;*§,§“;;;;‘;,1;_f*;;;",;;;'{,; ‘_','}:,';;f",;‘;;',';3,:?‘:;;::~,:‘ j‘,','.,,‘.',:,-,,',?.,,"}?..‘2r‘.ll;‘"£%.‘?,t, $71111’ "};~‘.‘,: "iv =9.-e -'0 -uer'_r hovele-----.'9 '»ee--irri-1°»-lied iv PI~">-5iL-i'3'-'»- ‘«'»'.‘.‘.‘.“.:.‘:'.. 1".2337.3:11:22'f..:“‘:...l..3°""""“‘i.!.i‘.'£.Z'3.11: "”" "" 9 ' “I m t Y 3'» !h".h.m_ The “F1. ‘I I ‘C I, “Vrq have mm mm) fled by Pm and lrrlernls, to be past all possibility ofrccovery. and at times tlnvuglrt ,,,,,,o,. l,,,,hm"y hen" M dimppflr and an dhchur" from ." ‘tab?

5. Q , . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ ' , I. i ‘ 0 u . fe-csor lln s of Boston. ’l'lro fnllowiir is an extract from his (‘er- to be elm‘, hue be“ cured by-ml‘ Woundelrul "'m"‘.-'’ and Me ".0" l’""°l‘"l-l ‘l“°"°"¢‘l- "ml "ll" “l'l"'"l"" 0r 9i ill DOM I . M Return then must, _ _ 3'” _ 3 , , . us ivcll and hearty as ever. It is ii compound of rr.cdiest1orrs which u-rfrcil ierrlett and lb I hor hi I W . . Thus tlriuk and smoke tobacco. trtrcate :— As a pernrairerrt prgnrerrt, tlrrs rnrno,-ral must rrirrk \\llll In Pecumryy law,“ ,0 "Id "nun", “Hun”, pm mu mm or Le'.!'h’inum-";".i‘I'men1."lF):':":::rcL;:II0I’Od to the blcss of

as testify to the truili oftlus rniriiciiloris crise. "lIll:e‘.'w..' ‘M rah‘

' t any recurrence 0 t as heart can wish. Under these circouistuseas I consider that he trrily tlngrnleful were I not to make on acquainted with uni. noarlerlnl cure, effected by your medicines after every other ileiins bu fiiileil.

the iirorit inrleslriu‘li'/ile (rm uncltungerrlilr bases. l“or covering Metallic \\’:ire, its ctllllpttsilirin shows that it is eiriiircrrtly fitted. (sip...-.1) .\t.'(t't‘. A. ii.~ii'.<, sum .‘lssrryrr.'’ ' Dirrrlrlnrs.-—Ar‘Iiticial Slate. llliv the powder \\lllI pure llniled Liirseeil Oil and it little Spirits 'l'urpeiitine to the t‘titt.~lilt.'lIt')' of \‘t't‘\'

COUGHS JND CONSUMPTION. ts operation is mild, yet ctlicacioui ; it loosens the phlegm which creates so rniiclr diflicully, relieves the cough and llssilll nature to expel from the system all disesserl rnrrtter by rxpcctorrrtinrr, ’ prodtrriirg rilclightful change in the breathing and t'ltr.'bl, and this,

3 .-_-

llarictics.

e In-ntthy I III

, tliiclt l',rltit, lllttl .'ippl\. pith 2| ttuirrirrnri ll.-ri.-lr, In-iiig can-firl tn Iu-nip in" m_ P“ uripuunl orule V W b ‘ d. ' d H . '. lln rr ixtur- \\ ll tirr_-d \\l il. uttiriu it in. Or - uotind will ' '. . L i . . c - N me in "W" i."l "“""'.e" '0'” S" l . i ' i i‘ ii i ' Fl’ ° ‘ ””l “ml ol kind and sorroivirrg friends and Nrir;-es, ll‘-lI'CIIllt:tl to give the ( lane‘) J "' A[‘lD‘Y'

TIA on 'rrtv: HiuAi.Avs.—'I‘lrere isn district in the East Irr- dieo culled Kenisoii,situaterl among the Ilirnaluys, to the north- west of No ul, some hundreds of rrirles from Assam. It r-

ten square feet \\'Illl two ('u:its. lf.\‘liingles h ire her-n on for }l':lr:l, it will be tti‘t"t'.i-lttI'}‘ to swoop ofl'tlie moss and lint with n utitl'lnorrrn:, two or thrr-ar coats of this

is tlon of the province of Delhi, iind extends to the country lately own- ed by the Sikhs. Since I842 te.r nurseries have been planted on extend to this region, and the plant has tlrriven wonderfully, the pro- ceeds being regarded as of the finest quality of blrick_tc;i. A tcr vii- rions ex riiuonte, it was found,tli:it the plants trrst iiriporled were not ofn character hardly enuuglr for these heights in such a l;ititude_ and ii .\lr. Fortune was engaged to go to the north wmrterri regions of China and procure plants rriore likely to thrive. lie succo.-ded, .‘ind returned with l2,t)0t) living plants, an endless variety of seeds in s germinating state, and eig rt tea rrnrrrufueturers. bu that the Himalayan valleys and slopes are likely to become tea gardens on n gt ntic ecu c. Some samples of the produce \\'t‘l'9' It'll! in the Lt- hibitioa at London, and the company hope to otfer It In the l|I4|fl\'i'l soon at the usual price of good Chinese tea.

IKIANITY irr CA_i.rroiirrrs.-—Insanity is said io_be_.-r prevail- ing disease in California, and tlre.Sari Irrirrcrsco Courier is pressing upon the iittentiori of the iiiithorttiea of tlial State,_ the duty of pro- viding a public usylurir for the insane. Comrneritnrg on this l';rt-,r,:md the cause of it, the New Orleans Picuyrrrre says:—“ll Ii. Imlwtlla u melancholy, but instructive rellectiun, that so rrrrrny golden dreams which have heated the public iirirrd, and drawn all t itorrg.-r ol hope- fiil iind aspiring spirits to a foiiiitairi ofiriealinustrlrle \\‘('lIlll|, slroirlrl have roved to be only lures to the destruction of the body or nrrn«l.' it is an illustration upon it grand scale, and under crrcumstzrrrces ot unusual developemont, of the satire moral law wliiclr rules in all the piwsiiits oflife, that excessive iind ill-regulated desires are injurious

,.

to the powers of iritellectsa well as the quiet of the bear tiittl he wlitrptrivss to he suddenly rich, or to re.-rch eminence o a .y I.-ind by unusual means, without patient toil and steady pI'cp=H’-|l|-It rural

achieves anything but disappointment and misery, the wreck of his faculties, and the destruction of his peace."

On the authority of the Bufrilo Jfrlrcrtiser it is stated that the secret of the perpetual motion has really been discovered by three young men of that part of the conntr named I"oucI'. They are now in Washington City, applying or it patent, and are sanguine of success. The principle upon which the machinery II propelled is the pressure of atmospheric air u n s succ ' vacuums. It is said they have been otTered in Vsshington Fifty thousand dollars for the patent right for the State of New ’ k._ '1‘ e strain: at least to be coiisrderableforce in the shove nrentronedprincrpuls.

A German writer, Boerne, compares the ditierent stngtrs in the life of woman, to milk, butter, and cheese. “ .'_’ II ' " is like ruilk, a woman like butter, and an old worrinu like cheese —all three may be excellent in their kind."

In the streets of Leicester one day_ Dean $“'lfl was accosted by a drunken weaver, who said, staggering rigainst his reverence, “ I have been spinning it out." “ Yes,” said the dean. " I 3'30 Y0“ have, and now you are reeling it home."

EXTRAORDINARY I-'.rrnI:nrc.-—The Berlin correspondent of the Globe says, that in Austrian Gallicin there is an epitluii-it; of In very novel churricter. People are seiaed with so vi.-lent a disposi- tion to sleep, that they remain often an or eight drrys in ii state of repose.

A Scotchman having hired himself to a farmer, had ti clreeie set down before him that he might help himself. The master said to him, “ Sandy, ou trike ii long time tolrreiikfast?"

etlhe, “ ii clieese o’ this size is an i-ae soon eaten as ye may think."

‘ Ls me!’ sighed “rs. Partington, ‘ here I have been sulI'criir' tlnr bigsniies of death for three mortal weeks. out, I was seized with ii bleeding phrenology in the left hurnshire of the brrrin, which was exceeded by a stoppage of the left ventilator in the _lienrt. This gave are air iirflumirration in the rax,.an now l‘rii sick with the chloroform morbus. There is no blessin’ like that oflreultli, parti- culurly when you're sick.‘

A blricksrnith mrrde out it bill against one of his customers, in which ii charge was intended to be made for str¢Ir'ng_ two rnnltocki; but the son of Vulcan, who had been nrore used to wrelilrrig o rtletl'g'i: lrrimnror tlinn studying Dr. Jolmson, wrote the following item: “ In eleuling two mud ducks, two sIiiIlr'ngs.“

Ruui’sa great elevator, says llrc /Julchman. Old llicks says night ufore last, he couldn't pay his boiird—tlre thought intrdu lrrrrr desperate: he drank halfa pint of toddy and in tifteeu inrrriites he lelt as though lie owned all the rail estate in town! It is confidently believed Sir Go-,urge Grey, tlra .‘.Iarqui~r of l.:rnds- downe, and .\Ir. Fol Msule arc rrbout to retire from the Cubrnet,arrd

that ilreir places are to be filled up by the three rrrost disiinguislied '

individuals ofthe Peel section, riumely, Sir Jiirries Grnlrzirrr, the

Duke ofNewcsstle, and Mr Sidney llerbert.

France has ii population ofthirty-six millions, and less than two i

liundrrdsabbuth Schools in the entire country!

In Texas there are thirty-five ncwspiipcrs,the two wlriclr have the largest circulation are devoted to the cause of religion. a_ t worthy of especial notice, it is said, fliers is not a tingle theatre III the Slate!

Load, co par, and silver ore, and u very line grained nrsrble, have been ouiid not far from Cobu , Cunuds \Vest', specimens of which have been left at the Oflico tho Cuburg Star.

The tires efthe group of the Sandwich Islands. is about 8.500

uure mileu,snd capable of supporting a population of 800,000.

o present population is shout 80,000.

Tlioetstement of the Daily JI/hes. thstu large increase is the number of the bishops. to the variant of seruiehsrc about fifty gme nu, " is under Lord John llueeeII's consideration." has ueiiod some little surprise, and no little discussion.

Prineo-Albert isdostinod to outor_tlie Royal Navy as hie grand Inole, Kiri William did. This will be sgrsouble now! for tho " Blue Jackets."

" The remark that ‘there is more plossure iii giving their receiv- ing.’ is supposed to apply chiefly to medicines, kicks, and vice."

Wht’s the worst article is the market to speculate in! Do you give it up! Tue, efeuurss. Boesuss, itis always sure to go topot.

Wbybaplitlssthropistlibsuiield her-sot Because be always stops at the sound of woe.

In dqlooosfi.hIrthoonndIillionsefli liohgl powe.stIiefsooof osrtb-ooithotrbssy|isrts:::.tlsiskiate.i'w. jolblhsosr.

rri.rleri.rl tiill lllilltl.‘ at [lPl‘lt:lZl >'l.ite lloef, priml' .rg.iiirst Fire rrrrd \\':itr>r. :‘_'.;’__-j.‘ 'l'lie .\ll'.'l'.\l.l.lC l'.\lN'l'.‘i are rni.\ed and put nrr Ill.» titr ordiriziry pair . .l(lll.\' llnid, l’iIlt'lllI‘t‘.

i I"ni;nr:iuc'r'orv, N. D., Nov. I3, lz~'.'i0. l Mr. 1. IV. lnrsir. ‘ I)i;.ut Srii,—l'|ense soar] in: two more Ir.-rrrels of your Artificial Slate. \Ve |r:ri'r- seen iinrrre of the good elii-cts of it :it the last tire. Sartre oftho llooI'- covered with it did not catt-lr at all, and \\lIt‘l| the walls were burnt some of the roofs czrrrre r wa in one piece, and others were the iiieans of eating the building, er-'|lt'Cllllly one r'oot':rlurrg.-aide ofilre Baal. I}. N. .\., \\ lltfll also \\ as one ineurr-.4 o sa\'rr:,-_; the ~rrl<.

‘lease son that it is on board oftlio first boat, as it rniglrt be ne- glectrd and stored.

Your obetlivirt Sr-ri':r

lilfl. bl l.\\'.\ll'l' S; Nl'ilLl..

Si‘. .loiiN, N. D., July ‘20, I850. .lmr:\ Russ, l".sr|., Ptlft‘IIlt‘<£ of I/IL‘ Purple Jlclulllr: Iron Prlinl.

Sin,—I lravejust painted it new Ship riitli your llletallic lrori Paint. and I have iirucli plerrsure in ninth that I never pair-tetl a Ship \‘.illl an small ti qtrnrtity ofI’ainr and (til, nud look 30 “,,||, 5 l"roiri its zrdln.-site qualities rrrrd the rrirrrrrrer it covers the wood, I i have no doubt but it will In: r.-mrrr LlItl‘.'tltlI' ntnl much cheaper Ili:rtr ‘ airy other paint used for such pirrposes, urn! irorrld recmirtnerid it

Y 3 to the public gr-rrcrnlly.

Yours, Sir. IKOUERT G. MORAN.

Ross‘ ;\ll:'l‘ALl.lC PAINT].-‘V6 have already called public attention to the high estimation in which the Metallic Paints, iiranu- fuctured by John lloss,I:‘.sq.,'l‘ruro, are held b those who have had occiision to use them. Certificates ofu highly satisfactory clan- rrrctcr in praise of these artic es of Provincial manufacture appear elsewhere, in this issue, and from infurniutiorr atfor ed b ti who have sinrilnrly applied them, wo can safely endorse the opi-

If a Sun.

rrions therein contrrined.—-Ha i u

Agents for Prince Edward Island, Gs:o. 'I‘. II.u1:.inv), Queen S iirrre, KENNETH M‘Kr;rv1.rt:, Pownsl Street.

Charlottetown, Oct. 8, l8.'il.

Important J\otice to persons purclmsmg Sarsrrprrrtlla.

‘NXIIEIII-‘AS ii quantity ofS—\lt.iAl’Allll.l.A, bi.-zrririg the name

of " S. I’. Touwurirl," but which not having been manu-

f:rr-turcd by .I. It. Chilton, is of inferior qiralriy to 11",; .0“ ,,,,d"

. the a;.-_irrt-y of the latter gcrrtlt-rnrirr. Tire l'ublic are hereby wrrrr-ed,

i that the only kind t.fS:irsap.rrilla aufr ly to be relird on has two - bel:-, one in grccri, with the words falluwir

l “ This is to Certify, That the Compouarl l;‘.rlrm‘l o_/ Sur.mpa-

} rillri. r-nntziiricil irr this b.rlt.!c, is prepared urrglrr my direction and

supeivisiori, l'rt)rn lltc Or'r;:iii:il Ilrr Ipr of Dr. S 1‘uw,m_-ml, and llt1l.llla composed of irrgredir.-rrts purely rrgcltrble, and utillrout

l .l!.-rrury. JAM!-Is lt. CIttl.'I‘t)l\',

‘lie-rrii.-I. 'l'ln: only true kind is on sale at the Medical \\':rrehoiise of .\l. W. SKI.\'!\'l".ll, rrlrere all i.e:-essary ial’-irriirrtion nrrry be obtziinct

l'. S. In addition lutlre above aufeguairtl, look carefully for the following: SPECHI. NOTICE.

This is to certify. tli:rt the ivillrirr Compounrl E.rIrrrr! of Santa- parillu is arairufacirirr-rt by us i-xpruuly for the I\'uv York I’ropri'¢- tor of HM Tou~n.tcnrl‘s Snrrrrprrrilla Drpol, 6| Hollis Strcct. IlriIr_'/'u.i', N. 8., and that he is our Sole Agciit for the ritisli l’rovr'nre.«.

Etta ll bottle aftlrc Genuine Article has this Certificate with our

sigrrzrlure, as at foot. l\0STIl.\ND & B.\Cll, Successors to Clrrpp 8:. Toivrrscrrd, and Sale Pro prictors at Dr. S. P. Toivrrscad's Sursnpririlla Utlirc, 82 Nassau Strr-ct. Nt'|V York.

The original and (lerruino Dr. ’I‘ownientl’s E.r.‘!rrirl of Srirarrpmillrt is now in irrufaetured under the inrrrrcdiate direttioir of the ii ~ tin-mu t‘lre-.uist .'rIr'l l‘try.-ir-iaiir, Jsitizs ll. Cltll.'l‘0N, of New York, wlio.-e (Tc-rirlizrnlr-, Printed on hurt-ri Paper, “ill be found on the (lat- side \\'r.-rppr-r of i-.-rcli Bottle. This will prv Vtltl the poss;lr.lity of any trii"l:rl(t‘ or rpu stinn as to its Grn ‘re as.

A fresh Supply of the above S. 9R.S'.H’.'IRILI..:l,jrrst rt-crivrd from lln: .\lrrnut'wct-rrv, Nr-iv York, ria llulifax, for Sale, \\'holcs:rle and llulftll, at SliI.\'Nl-Lll'S Medical Wrtreliuuse.

Wonrlerttil euro pertorrncd by R. I‘. Townsend's sari-npiirrllii I

l ! To JI. ll’. Sliirinrr, ./lgrnlfur S. P. Toic/rte/rd‘: Srrrraprnt'!Ia. V .

5 r This is to certify that I was. for this last I2 months, tr-rubled ivith to‘ and. from their very severe attacks, thought each one would i to taste my i-xistcrice; and. in addition to the I-‘its, I was reduced I to I mere lbOll‘lt)II, iind was extremely weak and nervous. I heard a great deal about S. I‘. 'I‘uivnrcml’s Sarsep.-rrilla, for which you are Agent. I was advised to try it. And strange and wonderful to re- lritr-. lrefnrr using the rnrrtrrrts of one lI0lllf‘fI\'lIS greatly hrncfiletl. lrirlr.-ed. so rapid and r lli-ctirul min the cure, that it appeared to me to be almost lI'lll’-'tCIll0lI'- And I think that, in justice to the public and coll‘:-ring hiimsrrit_v,l am tiaiind to make the about stat:-rnrnt, and say, that a greater blessing, in my opinion, than S. I’.Towniend‘s Sarsspurillu never came to this an (signed) MARY I.0WI-1. Buagsy. New Glasgow Read. Sworn to. before me, this Mtli June, l85l, Citiuus Dnirsuv, J. I’.

The public will please bear in miMl,thut the above cure was made by tho Siirsnpsirilla ilisnufactured by J. ll. Chilton, M. D., whose certificate, in green paper. is on the outuids wrapper of every bottle. and be cautious not to buy any wanting this.

M. W. SKINNER.

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Charlottetown, June I3.

./lgurtr-—DIiiiiui. Gosnort, Georgetown, 'I‘itouAs CAIINI, Green’s Shore, Bodeque. Moolo Itvsrv, Mulpeque.

'I‘0bosoId .srls ' I.ahtosuitI’wehssovs,tlio t‘ellswt_uIg"ewul.otsNss.tO. 'l,tl,IOsedlO,lutbshd I-Iudrodof about on

Great G Street, all-soy . sad. for ills: usd Plans the Property. apply to Bntizsi. Nausea. ha. Chr-

lettetews

inrullest rclieflt) the Corrrunrplivr srrjlirrr. TIIOUSJINDS OF C0.\‘SUMI”1'lI'E

persnrrs have been dr-t-rived r rerrtcdl in buying nu-dicinr-s which

err: said to be lltjillllblt cures, brit irlriclr lizive proved only pall- iative_i, but this medicine is not only it p.rlliritive butri cure for ttlr'I’rtt!t‘d lungs. It contains no tlt-ltslcriuus llrugs and one trial will prove its iielouisliiirg t-llicricy better than any assertions or certificates in curing consumption and all rtisr-as:-s of the Lrrrros, such as Spitting ofblood, Coughs, pain in the tilt!!! and client, nigh!- srr-cals. 84¢. tltc.

About 1000 certificates of almost tlllI‘(lt‘lll0II8 cuvcr-, performed by this rrrcdieine, from some ofthe first Dtlt'l0I'S, (‘lergyrrieir and Mar. ehrint have been sent us t'or this nrritrcirrc. but the publieition of them look: too much like Qitat-kt-ry, [ire nill show lln-in to any prr- l iron, calling at our ollicc.] 'l'liis medicine will speak for itself iind cnuirglr in its own favour wherever it is lrit .

Curt 'ori-—'I‘his medicine is put u in it largo lrottle and you must lirrd the name of Judson lk. Co.. Proprietor:-, .\c-.v 'orL, on the splen- . did \\ rapper around the bottle. All orders lltull be ud-lrcssed to Comstock St Brother. No. 9John St. Nerv York.

To Owners of and Dealers in llorscs.

C..2RLTON’S FOUND CR ()I.\"l'.'llE.\'T, l“or the cure of I-‘ouader, Split Ilouf, lloot‘~borirrd llorues, nrrrl coritrscled uird Fcvcrisli l-'cct, Wouinls, Brttisca in tl.e l“lt'Sll, (i.ril.d ,

C.4RLTO.N’S Ill. '6'-BU.\'l'.' ('l'l.‘/-I. I-‘or the cure of lting-bone, Blood Spavin, Rune .\‘p.1vir, Wirrdgslls, and Splint-—a certain l’l‘IlIl'tl '.

:".:'fr'LTON'S CONDITION P0" I)ERS FUR IIORSES .‘I.\'D CLJTTLE.

The changes of weather and season, ivilh the change of use and - feed, have u very grcutcfcct upon the blood and siniioul fluiils ofl horses. It is at these changes they require an tiuisllrrt to nature to throw all‘ any disordcrof the fluids of the body that may have been imbibed, and which, if not attended to, will result in the Yellow Wile?» lleiives, Worms. Bolts. &.c. All which will be prevented by giving one of these puvderii, and will at any time, cure when any symptoms ofdiscnse appear, if used in time. hey purify the blood, remove all inluriiinutlon and fever. loosen the skin, cleanse the water, and invigorate the whole body, enabling them to do more work with the same feed. The action of these powders is direct upon all the lccrctivc glands, and therefore has the same clfect upon the Horse, the 0x, the Ass, and all Ilcrbivorous unimals—:ll diseases arising

benefit I hare ri criveil frurir plt-rely cnieil are of the Itlirurrrritiinr, under wlric In '

ri-iviiig any ht-iii-tit. nail [‘lI|l't2llI|letl from Mr. rlullin, Clieniist oftliis 'l'own,|uo box... or pm

i in the 24th ltcgiurcut of Foot.

, ulcers on his lrg train the age of eighteen until alrlmngliforirriiiiy yciin he ‘ nothing was found to cure them. Ila vrry often so llllllfl pain for rr prri trading in his liusirirrs.

lry hlr. CURE Ul" A DESPERATE CASE Y I