HAS!-‘ADD’!

GADETTE. . AUGUST 18;

P J‘. . ‘- 2 A raoiv houses. We attended recently an informal meet- ing of I then‘. at the Auction Rooms of M. N..Crut\. Court street. Brooklyn. N ew York, uf which Mr. Buxeou, the inven- tor of a new plan of iron buildings, explained his system. He constructs the frame work ol' his buildings entirely of cast iron, in sec- tions, which are made to interlock by very close fitting and ingenious joints, secured by keys ‘,1’ ' method of building avoids the labour o ‘ rilling arul bolting. which has been a great inconvenience in iron buildings. It also nllo tho hpuss to be taken down in sections, ad‘ removed atvery little ex- pense. «FI‘e' co ‘the frame we on t e outside with plates ufirett, by a similar sys- tem of interlocking. without any bolts or otherfastenluge, the joints being packed with gutta~percha, so as to exclude water under drnulic pressure. To finish the dove’-tat ings of the joints, he has invented a machine that _‘can perform the work of forty men. The wallsar made hollow, and the enclosed space is. filed in with a non-con ducting composition of beach sand and other substances, so that, as Mr. Sexton observed, his house becomes, when finished, a perfect fire- roof safe.

T e roolls and floors are made of cast iron frames, resembling heavy ' ow sas es, the interstices being occupied, as in the case of windows, with plates of glass, of any re- quired thickness and transparency. The glass used is not our common glass, but is in itself a new and valuable invention, be- ing called malleable glass, from its wonder- ful property of toughness allowing it to bend freely without breaking. It can be drawn out into threads of any fineness, and so strong nndflexible that they are said to be comutenei manufacture of piano and violin strin s from this material. Mr. Sexton ban ed round a piece of this lass string for inspection. It was as smal as the E. string of a violin, and could be bent around the linger, or tied in a knot appa- rently like a catgut.

Plates of this glass being let into the frame _work of the floors, the whole is then covered over with a peculiar transparent cement o Mr. Sexton’s invention, which makes the whole floor look like one solid plate of glass. The cost of roofing with this material is seventy-live cents per square foot._ The walls Inside can be covered with plaster, or finished with iron or glass, at the option of the builder. All the interior or- namentation, such as mantel-pieces, panels, Sic. , may be of malleable glass.

' The advantages claimed for this style of

building are, lirst, its great cltenpness, and the rapidity with which it allows of con- -struction. It effects a saving of one-third the cost, and three-fourths in labour, over every other method. Mr. Sexton stated that he could complete an ordinary dwelling house in forty days. Second, the variety of style and finish that con be obtained at small cost, by different combinations of the same pattern. The inventor remarked that in the construction of the whole Crystal Palace, but six different patterns were required. Third, the facility with which such a build- ing can be taken own and removed. Fourth, its security from damage by fire or

lightb_ing—thus saving all the expenses of

insurance. or incidental advantages are its dursbrity, freedom from vermin, &.c.—-New York Leader.

Saksosistn Aovlct:.—-Use the chloride of lime freely if the premises or vicinity of your,house is impure. If bed-bugs annoy you destroy them with corrosive sublimate, beaten up in the white of an e , and paste it on the , wood-work infestctfg If rats or mice be the posts, use good traps. In poi- soning them you may poison greater folks, and it'—you do destroy them in this way, you create bad odors in the house.

A Pit-rurur. Ct.r:ncrtun.—An eminent minitler at Norwich made a sudden pause in hisserrnon: the congregation were pan- ic struck. Having riveted their attention, he adressed himself to a man in the gallery: “ Has that poor man who is standing be- hind your pew a gold ring on his finger ?" The gentleman turned around and replied I belipve not, sir !" “ Oh, then, I suppose that isthe reason he mus’n’t have a seat!” The gentleman had three gold rings on his hand,-and his pew nearly empty.

Isrtnnienu Rt:cr‘re.—U ever you wish

to carry home a shirt full of sore bones. '

just undertake to part an Irishman and his wife when they are exchanging trons.. -

H nan, H_eia.——A foreigpcr, speaking of

Notice to Tnvefles-s. ‘I‘ has become an established fast that accidents will happen notwiutot ' lieu which may he paid to the safety andcoa of travellers. Explosions will take plttce. bridges will be left open and can run olflhe track as usual. ' 12* for the public and legislators to tea to "beu'sre.“ and "take heed." yet huse caetlullies will occur, which re- sult in severe contusionu. broken lnubs. burns. bruises. &c The Mexican Mustang Liuisneut. n such occasions, is invaluable! The woe- derful effects of its soothing and healing properties have induced msuv. who have tried it, to always carry a bottle of ituith theta when they are travel-

Prequent tutu have proven it to be ullinlcioll ll! eurisg,llbeuuatistn. Piles. Serofuleus diseases. Cau- ceru, lcers. Old Sores. Neurslgls, Toothache. Ear- ache. die. Also Spuvin. tug-bone. Bel’! GINO. Cracked Ileelu, Cbafes, Gulls. ‘die. on Horses and other animals. It is eaternsl II no uppllcnfloll. Mill we cuaturrrna it to cure Pnaxuuart-n.v in every case for which we recommend it.

Many Physicians use it because they can depend upon it—uo can their patients.

Farmers and Livery-stable Keepers.

Say they WILL have it. and will not be satisfied without it, after giving it a fair trial. Therefore we say to travellers upon h' hways and by-ways use the Jlustang Linimsnt ! t has become so tltorot_tglI- I introduced throughout the United‘ States. Brllllll Iloesessions. and West Indies, that it Is_ slmogt im- possible to step am‘ the cars at an Station wuhout beholding the gay banner of the " ustan .

The prices are as follows:—2b cenll. 50 00'1". III‘ 8| per bottle; the 50 cent being three times us In a thi-‘es times III lar as the 50 cent size. so that the

rgu bottles are c eapest.

'l LUII, jun. 5; Co., :5 Hanover street.

ll Agunlfor P. E.d:l.nnd, M. W. Sxnrrurn, and sold by dealers generally. Gm

R. R. 3. Highly Important to the Public. The Sick cured on the R. R. R. Theory 'l‘llREl-I GREAT ltE.\lEDlF.S. ‘

The attention of the public is particu_larly_ directed to the three quick and powerful remedies discovered by Iludway on Ce. So qlllclt, so powerful. Io _ufi'u§=- tual, so safe, so pleasant, are these remedies in stopping psiu, checking disease. expelling from the human body all foul and corrupt hurno-rs, all die-

eased and iaonous deposits. and restoring the weak, feeble, nndwfrsgilu frame, worn out by disease and long suffering, to sound health and oug life. _l-l_|IIl whoever uses these remedies._and becomes familiar with the R. R. It. Theory. will never need a ph ‘ cian, unless it is in some critical our real case. be It. It. Remedies will never ail—they prove themselves in the worst cases in less than twenty-four hours.

They invigorate. they renovstu. “'97 "'_C"lll0. they relieve the suffering. pain-stricken tuvnltd front the moat torturing pains in afs_to stinutss.

They restore the sick and diseased body to kraltlt and longevity. _ ,

To the low spirited and nervous t_h_cy impart py- fulness, vig--r, and a ho py How of spirits. _

To the aged and ingrm, whose constitutions are worn out by decrepitude and limbs palstsd and en- fcebled. they impart the elasticity and buoyancy of manhood in its prime. .

'l‘o the young. who, between the period of youth and rnnnhood. outgrow their natural strength, who are afllicted with languor, lnssitude, loss of npputtle, gloomy feelings, &c., they impart to the recuperatlvc organs a healthy regularity of action. . _

To the thoughtless seeker and victim of ‘animal passions. who has wasted away his strength in folly and revelry, they check the waste of manhood, and restore every organ to a sound and natural condition.

To all who safer in. to all nfiicted with disease. the IL II. R. REM DIES will quickly and efl'ectu- ally free the sufiurer from misery, and render the most wretched capable of enjoying sound health and

long life R. R. R.

REMEDIES.

The ll. K. II. Theory requires only three remedies for the cure of the sick, and the protection ofthe human system against sudden attacks of vio at

issues.

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No. l.—Ilanwav’e Rnanx Illl.luv.—I7'or the instant Relief of Pain. and quick cure of .lIcute ice.

No. 2.—Ranwax’a Ilauovasuuc llnsoavnrrr. —I"or the gluten! cure of all Chronic and Scrofulour Diseases tkatkooe been lingering in the System. corrupting the Iltunau Body. for Five. Ten, Ttoenty, or Flirty Years.

No. 8.—-Ranwafs Rauot.a'roas.—Fbr restor- ing and regulating to u healtlty and ltorswstoas action all the Organs in the Syslun. .4 mild and qfsctual curthcrlic. ‘

R. It. Il.—-No. l—RADWAY'8 READY RE. LIE!‘ is for the instant relief of the sutferev from pain, and to check and unset e progress of diseases; to disinfect animal. mslsrioue. and infectious poisons, as protecting whoever uses it against all poidonous Infection, from Contagion, and from sudden attacks of

olera. Pneumonia. Sh‘ Fever, Fever and Agile.

Likewise for the s actual a radical removal pains and diseases of the Joints. Limbs. Nerves. &e., In from five to fifteen minutes.

I'lADWAY'S BEA DY RELIEF will stop the most distressing and violent pains. either internal or extersal—Nsrvous. Neurulgic. Bllious. or Rheu- lnutie.

A Fins-one uv use l'assIl.x.—Evcry fautil supplv of RADWAWS READT it houses-

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should keep a

BELIEF is the it is useful in so many ailsneute—it is always beneficial; be unless it isa sure cure for Cholera, if _Isken in its brat symptoms.

lfused when violeut epidemics prevail, it will save

as the 28 cent sine. and the II size nearly-

lts Pncrsattss Pcusr.—-*1-risd perloll. who are nqt hhued Ilth flplbtg. the dlflculty arises from imperfect organs and lncompetsney. will End the R. I. Insolvent of peat benefit.

Dvsrarsta. Waruu Basel-t.—'I‘his distressing disorder is generally the result of a low ol Chronic intlnmrnatiou of the Stomach. The patient, who generally feels well enough when the stomach is empty , is afllicted with the most distressing symp- toms on ‘ Water Brush cructations, with burning sensation, heart burn, in at pit of stomach. &c. 'l‘hie disease is general y accompanied with coetive bowels.

TalA1‘lell1'.-—-Resolvent three times per day after meals. dessert spoonful. One Regulator on going to bed at night, to keep the bowels open and regular. When the Heart Burn is very distressing, a dose of the Ilelicftalten in water will promptly relieve it.

The public may rely upon an etli-clual cum of the following diseases by using the Ilcuevlllng BI- solveat :-

Chiontc Rheumatism.

Tumors.‘ U lcsrs.

Scrqfu , Skin Diseases, Glandular Sloellings. Hip Dreamer,

Hacking dry Cough. Female Complaints. ' Cam.'¢rour Jfleclions, out.

Syphililic Coritplilinls. Rlckels.

Rlreiling ofthe Lungs. alt Rllelfm. Dyspepsia. "’rtlcr Brash. Bronchitis,

Tu.‘ uolorvux, Cotullllllllbllt

While Surellin-.'s, Liver Complaint

II. II. R.—No. 3.—R.tnwav's Rumrnas-one. —'l‘HE 'l‘HIllI) GRE 'l‘ MEDICAL DISCO- \’F.Ill' OF‘ RADWAY & C0.—One Regulator is sufficient to regulate the Bnwels, Liver. and Pancreas lo a he-,nlth_v and harmonious discharge ofl their functions. _ u will insure a pleasant discharge froln the bowels at n regulur period of time every da'y. Four to six will purge thoroughly all corrupt and acrimonious hutnors from the alimentary cnnal.

IDIPOIKTANT ro Pint. TaxuIts.—I:‘.ver one who is in the habit of inking pills will find IlAD- WAY'S REGULATORS the meet pleasant, eufe, etlbctunl regulator of the owels. Liver, Pancreas, und the most CERTAIN PURII-‘IEIK OF THE

In use.

Uueof ltADWAY'S REGULATORS '3 superior, in point of medical strength and etlicacy. to six of the nmst popular and best approved Cuthartic Pills.

All Purgative or Cnthartic Pills are made from the crude materials of their corn ition: the inert and active principles are combin together, and the pills are made up of this common muss. so that out ofslx pills the patient has to swallow, all the really and truly medical virtues of the same would not rntrke more than two pills. Ever chemist well knows I that out of the crude matens s of dru I, roots, herbs, harks, plants. &c., there is only a yie tl ufonc tenth nf medical virtue. \Vc seriously believe that more deaths are caused by overloading the system with useless phyaic than from disease. No more medicine should be given to is alien! than what is necessary to produce the desirctr effect, and to overload the system with useless drugs is not only checking the action ofactive virtues, but is inflicting scriotis labour upon the already shattered constitution. _ _

R. ll. Remedies are based upon this principle -—lhera is as muclt difference, in point of strengl and etiicsey. between Railway‘: Regulators and all other Calhnrtic Pills, us there is between quinine and common bark, or morphine and opium.

RADWAY'S IlEGUI.A'I‘0RS, therefore, the best pills for the sick to take, one being sutlicieut in all ordinary dilliculties, and two possessiu greater and better power than any six of the most ap- proved pills known.

R.ADWAI"l llI:GuI./t1'oIts are a certain cure for Costivenese, Indigestion, Liver Complaint. Kidney Complaint, Jnundice. cllel. NOIWOIIIIIBII. Melancholy. Diseases ofthe Bladder. I"l:M ALI Dir- I‘lCl.‘l.Tlll.—I.elIcIIorrltu'rl, I-‘leur Albus. Whites, and lrregulnrities ufall kinds. Btuovs DIIIAIII. -—Bi|e on the Stomach, Illltous Colic, Enlargement of the Spleen, and all Chronic Atfeclions of the Liver

Kidneys.

RADWAY'S REGULATORS are most carefully

prepared from extracts and gums of trees, p

Iante roots, and herbs. '

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There are no pills in use that will act upon the Liver. Pancreas, Bowels, the Salivary Glands and Nerves. so pleasantly and so eflitctually as the II. R. llEGULA'I0ltS. '10 pills can be taken for any loan h oftime with the same safety In the constitution; or. instead of debilitating the system by powerful and drastic purging. they act pleasantly upon the bowels. and impart strength to every nerve and tissue of the bed .

One ofthe REGULATORS, taken on going to bed, will insure a regular and healthy discharge rent the bowels in the morning. In cases w re c' ht or ten of the common pills are used for free evacuations two or three oftbe REGULATORS are sufficient.

N0 CALOMEL or other poisonous drug enters their composition- they are entirely vegetable. Tney ‘are pleasant to take, elegantly coated with a medicinal uni. are perfectl tasteless, and free from small. o race will fee any disagreeable symptoms front ta ing a dose of REGULATORS. CAU'l‘l0N.

There is a counterfeit Ready Relief is the market; the labels are very sinsiliur to the labels on the genuine. Purchase only of authorized agents, and inquire ofthe it you rohuse fretu ifthey know it to be genuine. If you c not find relief from pain in fifteen minutes. send us the label of the bottle on purchase. and inform us from when you purchs . RADWAY Gr. 00.,

I6! Fulton street, New York.

W. R. WATSON. Agent for Prince Edward Island.

Twelvetrees Brothers’

Useful and Economical Preparations THEIR British Furniird Cream, at Gd. Their Ineffact-able Furniture Polish. at 2d. ’

Their Unrivalled Metal Paste. at 2d. Their Incomparable India Rubber Blanking, ld.

packets. ‘l‘heir|'..lcgant Bell-shaped Glass Inks, filled, st 3d.

91.

PEllBY’8

/aunoaluax BA

and completely era icstes Scarf and Dandruf, siren liens the Roots of the hair ; nukes‘ it to row luxurtsnlly ; gives it a rich. dark. sell and g osey appearance. and prevents it turning yuy. 'I‘he Hun. gsrtan Bella is a purely Vegetable com ltd, scion. ttfioully and chemically combined, and is warranted o ‘contain none of those deleterious ingredients which prove so injurious to the hair. It acts directl upon the skin, cleansing and purifying it fromal unhealthy secrelions,thereb removing and preventing the accumulation ofacurf. andruf and other impuri- ties, which so frequently cuuee plemsture decay and

long of the hair

' ‘he- ungurisn Bulnt is especiull ads to ladies‘ use; and those who have trieyd tkuP‘v.a‘i'ions olenglnous mixtures, with no benefit. will at once discover the agreeable‘ and beneficial effects produced by tlns pure and delicate preparation. Instead of rnnttin und taugling the hair, (which is more or less pu led out in the process combing. ) it leaves ll free and clean ; omotes a natural moisture. and inapaytu n buautt ul dark and glossy appearance. lry_ II at once and you will be convinced ofits supe- rlonty over till other compounds for the hair.

Much more might be said in favor ofthis inesti- mablc compound, but it is deemed uneoeesury he proprietor feels confident lhat one 1-star. will convince the mostincrdulous of its rare and muni- fold virtues. Therefore,

If you have lost your hair and wish to restore it,

If you are losing your hair and wish to preserve it,

If you are treubsd with Dandruff and wish to remove

lfyou have any humour of the Scalp and wish to cute ll,

If you are troubled wills Nervous Headache and Wluli to cure it, If you have hair eaters at the roots of the hair and wish to destroy em, lfyou have harsh dry and wiry hair, and wish it to become soft, pliable and beautiful as silk; and if you wish to preserve rich. grscefull and luxuriant tresscl to the test rind of life. use PERRVS HUNGARIAN BAl..\'l).e Price 25 and 50 cents, in large bottles. D. TAYLOR. Jr. It Co.. General Agents, 25 Hunuvi-r st., Boston. ‘ R. WATSON, General Agent for Prince Edward Island. Sold also by M. W. Srtuuun, and '1‘. Dunn. ear

LIVER COMPLAINT, orsrszrsu. J.wJtmc-E. cmrouwc on Jvsrwous am 1:

F This no

Such as Constipation. inward Piles, Fnlness of Blood to the Head. Acidity of the Stomach. Nansen, Heartburn. Disgust for tood, Fulnsss or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head. Hurriod and Dilficult Breathing. Flutterin Heart, Choking or Sulfocating Sensations w lying posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or We fore the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspirstion, Yellowness of the Skin

" ain in the Side. Back. Chest, Liwths, &c., Sudden I-‘lashes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh. Constant Iltteginiugs of evil, and Great Depreaion of pirits. can be effectually cur

DR. I-IOOFL.dJVD‘S CELEBRJTED GERMAN BITTERS, Prepared by I)n. C. M. JACIION. No. 120 Jrch strut, Pltfladdphic.

Their power over the above diseneesie not excelled, if equalled. by any other preparation in the United States, as the curse attest. in many cases alter skillul physicians had failed.

l‘bese Bitters are worthy the attention of invalids. Possessing great virtues in the rectification ' of the Liver and lesser g , exercising most seurchin powers in weakness and ulfsctions of the digestive organs, they are, nithul. safe, cumin and pleasant. _

“ 8:.-olt's Weekly." said, Aug. 85-

“Dr. Hoofland's German Bitters, manufactured by Dr. Jackson. are now recommended b some of the most prominent members of the faculty as an

Persons o Bitters advantageous to their health, as we know from experience the salutary efect they have upon a weak system." loll uvleuwcn.

G. Jloore. Esq.. y the Daily Mm soul, October IIsl:—

"Da. llool't.sun's Guuturr Brr-raas.—We are trying this renowned medicine for a stubborn dis- ease of the bowels, and can with truth testify to its efiicscy. We have taken the contents of two bottles, and we have derived more benefit from the experi- ment thnn we derived previously from years of allopathic treatment at the hands of our first physi- cisus "

Hon. 0. D. Hinsltne. Mayor of the City of Camden. JV. 1., toys:

" Hoon.Asto's Gansrasr Brr'runs.—We have seen many fluttering notices of this medicine, and the source from which they came induced us to make inquiry respec 'ng its merits. From inquiry we were persuaded to use it. and must say we found it specific in its action upon diseases of the liver and digestive organ, and the powerthl influence it exerts upon nervous proslrstion, is really surprising. It calms and strengthens the nerves, bringing them into a state of repose. making sleeprefvsshing.

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