ITIISOI IBWS.

Pllillllf 1'0 Ma. Gt.ans'roru:.—A few days ago Mr. Gladstone received, carefully packed in an oaken box, and nicely enveloped in many folds of tissue

, a massive handsome silver poker.

t bore on the squared end this inscrip-

tion:— “ Presented to stir the minister

to stir himself, to enable the country to stir a cheaper coal. ”

RUIIIA is Lonnotv.—It is said that the agitation for the constitution of ti Greek empire is the politic work of Rus- sia. That if others supply the eloquence, the Greek fire of talk—it is Russia that stands the shot.

Ilt'l'l6l.l'l'! or Fortuiotr Powr-:iis.—The preservation of the integrity of tlte Otto- man Empire is no doubt a very important object ; but a matter of no less conse- quence is the restoration of the ilitegril y of the Kingdom of Spain, which it has lost in cheating its creditors.

Msxrrro -rue Nsvr Usurur..—There is an awful fluttering among the naval epaulettes. A whispering is abroad, that the president contemplates putting all the ships, or tbebetter part of them, into active and systematic service, by making regular and stated mail carriers oftliem frotn, the United States ports to the most importapt ports in the West lndes and South Amer- ica, and the Mediterranian. Africa will have a line of two frigates-that have never done anything but make a pleasure cruise once in a while-but in fixed communica- tion between Norfolk and Liberia ; and one of the best steamers——and poor is the best—-will start regularly from New Or- leans, touch Cuba, Hnyti, Porto Rico, and a port or two of South America, and pass on to Sierra Leone and Liberia, and thence return on the same track to New Orleans. If President Pierce and Mr. Dob- bin have the nerve to carry out their idea, it will open a new and brilliant epoch in our national advnncement.— U. S. papers.

The Hon. J. S. Mc Donald. Speaker of the House of Assembly of Canada, is at present on a tour through Great Britain and Ireland.

A thousand persons were lately indic- ted by the Grand Jury of New York, for selling liquors without licence.

Arurcaisins-rots or Cuait.—The Wash- ington Union states that Great Britain by the consent of Spain. is going to intro- duce apprentices from Africa into Cuba, under protection ofsliips of war. and thus Africanize that island, and weal thy Spaniards in Cuba, in anticipation of im- ported apprentices, are now negotiating to supply them, at a fixed price. The arrangement is regarded as a transfer of Cuba to England.

SALT As Fooo FOR Pt.s:v'rs.—Pro- fessor Way, chemist to the R. Agri- cultural Society in a lecture on this sub- ject, stated, as a conclusion to which his investigations had led him, that common salt was neither directly nor indirectly a constituent of the food of plants. He stated, however, as his belief, that salt did, in some instances, produce an action beneficial to vegetation, on some soils. He had not carried out his investigations to such an extent as to say. positively. to what this effect is attrihtitnlilo, Inn lie was“ led to believe that the corrrriioii salt acted on certain silicates of lime prt.-sent in a way as yet not understood ;irml at the sanre time as it afforded a supply of lime to plants, gave rise, probably, to a modification of silica. important to the straw of the cereals.” In reference to Prof. Way's remarks, other members of the society gave the results of their experience in the application of salt to land.‘ Col. Challoner said he did not

_ consider it acted simply as a manure on

grain crops, “ but it stitfencd and bright- ened the straw, and caused it to ripen from 3 to 5 days earlier than it otherwise would have done." Mr Barrow has found salt improves the strength and qlllillly ofhis wheat straw, his neighbours’ crops having been laid while his stood well. Mr. Mecki said-—-“ without being able to give the saientific reason, salt gave strength and brightness to the wheat straw and pre- vented its lodging." He applied it at the rate of 3 cwt. per acre, mixed with the same weight of guano.”

Go|.nnltTnouovi1-.—We know not the authorof the following, but it is rpetty:— Nature will be reported. All things are engaged in writing their history.—Tbe planet, the pebble goes attended by its shadow. ' The rolling rock leaves its ssratebeson the mountain,the riveritsc_ha- ml in the stil, the animal its bones in the stratum, the fart and leaf their- estmod epitaph in the coaI.—'I‘lre falling drop makes its sculpture in sand or stone ; not a foot steps on the snow or along the ' , but prints in characters more or

hating a map of Its march: every act of nianinscribes itself on the memory of its fellows and its own face.—The air is full ofuiunds, the sky with tokens; the ground isfull of marks and signatures, aadassry object is covered with hints, which speaks to the intelligent.

BOATS.

HE Subscriber having been for 'I8VQIl|I years

employed in building Ship, I"islirrig, and l’lmr- ’ sure BOATS of all kinds, he I lenye to return tlittrrks for the generous support he as hitherto eaperrurrt-r-_d in that line. and to notify his friends arid_ the pullltu at large, that ha is making preparations tor a larger and more extended business, and that. fol Ill“ P“|’P9“” of aecorriinodalirrg persons who may favor him with Orders, the following gentlemen have kindly Ct)IIlt.'III- ed to act as his Agerits:—- _

Captain .\lA-risuwsost, of the Steamer ‘ Rose.

Mr. G. '1‘. IIAssAn.n, Chirlotletowti.

Captain Huauaan, Tignrslr. _

Mr. Was. hI‘EWIZN. Innkeeper. Sumrncrside.

NICIIOLAI Corraov. F-Iq-. | I'°- _

Bong ofgny dnscri rlion, dlnionsronu or build (whe- ther Clirrkar or Carve ), delivered in Charlottetown, or elsewhere, with prouiptitude \\’orkrttaiisliip and materials warranted of the best descrrpttoii. Produce or eqttle will be taken in payment, rfdesrr .

CIIARLES M‘QUARIlIE.

II? A handy LAD, of about I-t or I5 years of age, may find enrploynieirt by ttppliciiltnn as above.

FARM FOR SALE.

'I‘0 be sold by private sale. the Leasehold for

999 years, conlainin 80] acres of Land, with the lluildtngs thereon. bout 40 acres are clear. 'i'here is a good prinip at tho: door of the Dwelling Ilouse. 'I‘his Farm is situated about It) miles from Cliarlottetotvn. on the 'I‘ryon Road, and known as the SUN IJVJV. for the last I8 years. Half the purchase money can remain on the Premises. For further particulars apply to Mrs. Winaunv on the Prerriises. or to Hsivnv Panasua, Esq., Charlotte- town. Lot 81, “'est River, June 27, 1858

House in Kent Street.

frllfi subscriber oflirrs for sale, or to let, the dwell-

ing House in Kent Street, adjoining his own residence. It contains a large Store. I-nrl good frost- prnofCellar, and six good Itooins. There is else a Stable for eight Horses, and new Wall of Water in the aid. It will be let altogether or in two rtu. On £200 being paid down, the remainder could is on nrortage for four or five years.

JOIIN IIIIEEN. June I8th I858.

NOTICE LL Persons indebted to I‘ I"AUtilI I‘, by Nate ofllaind, or Book Account. are requested to make itrirriediaite payment to the. undersigned, who is duly authorised by Power ol

Attorney to collect the slime.

'l'IlO.\lAS ALLEY.

Charlottetown, Sept 2lst, I853.

NOTICE.

TIIE Subscriber having been duly empowered by

_ GILIIR1‘ Iluivnuasoiv. of Hyde Park, Square, London, Esquire, and Airriiua lls:iIn:_ir- soir,of Liverpool, in England, Merclraiit, surviving Esecutors and ’l'rusleea named andappointed in und by the last IVill and Testament of Gilbert Ilendersoii. late of Liverpool, aforesaid. \lt:rclrrrul, decenrred to collect all Debts and Sonia of Money due to the l*'.stnte oftlre said Gilbert Henderson, deceased, witlrhr this I Island. and to dispose ofiill Lands and Hereditanietils 3 belonging to said I-Istnle situate therein. All persons so indebted to the ' late of the said Gilbert Hender- son, deceased, are duly required without delay to pay into my IrIIl|t.II the several utiiounts due by them; and those persons who may be in possession ofa ' part ofsucli Lands I|lItI Premises, are required to make an immediate and satisfactory rrrrangemeiit with me, otherwise they will be treated as 'l'rer-piisueru.

JOHN L()Nti\VOll'l'II. Charlottetown, April 9th, 1853.

TO LICENSED TEACHERS. ANTED a District 'I‘e:ieher of the first Class for the Stariliopo and t‘uvelre.rd I)islrict— An experienced person will lirrd it to his advantage

'51.. IIICIIARI) i

to apply to JA.\IES CURTIS LAWSON June 22d, I853

Ten Dollars Reward. If’JR.N'I.V'G T0 TIJIIBER STEJLERS. V IIICIIISAS a number of'l'enuntiI, nlid Ullldft

persons have, during the winter seusoir, been I in the habitofstealing Timber from oil‘ the various :' Townships with which lam concern.-d. New liereby give I’ubllc Notice to all Tentrills, or other I individuals, who may hereafter be found 'l'resp:r.~rsing upon these Forest Lands, r-illtr-r by cutting lirnbur, ‘ tire-wood, erecting camps. making sleigli roads, li:rul- ’ ing on any private roads, on aztid propert that they will without distinction of persons. be prosecuted to _ the utmost rigour of the Law ; and iiiiy person who ,' will give information of such 'I'rr.-spaissers. so that I they riitiy be brought to justice, sliull, oti coiiticlloii, ‘

receive the above rewa . \VII.l.lAl\I DOL'.‘IE, Charlottetown, October 6, I858.

Saint John Sale Stables.

N A. CUMIIING . Veterinary Surgeon, begs to

u intimate to plrties liavirig HORSES to dis- ioae of, tltnt he is about to open as it Sale Stuble,lliotie premises next the Catholic Chapel, head of King's Square, St John; where Horses will be kept at liv- ery, und bought or sold on corrrririsuiaii. There being no well-understood place in St. Jobs where those having Horses, and those uvriiliiig Horses, know where to Iiiid each other, M. A. C. flit lers bimselftbat a Housu Bazaars, or Sale Stable rl conducted, may in sotne measure supply tl want often felt by the public; while from the know- ledge of horses derived from his profession, he may be able at tiriies to give useful advice both to seller and purchaser.

N. B.-—'I'wo or three good young Harness Iltrrues wanted; and a ITIONO iutiivvr PAIR, full uioulhed for shipyard work.

Saint John, 26th April, I853.

Sol ., Y I’RIV/I'I‘F. .‘i\l.lI. lite f-rl.o\ving V \I.l' \l«I.l} _ |(|~],-\|, I-],~}|',»\'I‘I~'.ttI‘ Ilio-. l.rlr- Iloii (‘nitrite-l .\. LANE, nituutr-, in Clrnrlr-tleltr t H. iilid its vicinity . \ .7,:

'I'()\VN l.U'l'h' Nora. 57.68. 59. till mid (il, lll llit- Fourilr Hundred of Lots III t,‘li.irloit.-towrr coiit.-.i:iing nearly two Acres of Land, fronting on Ito:-lil'-.»rd gqum-p_ |||p|e |l_\ laid out wrlli ortiiittrt,-tilnl, fruit trees. irrid Gnlderi; it ounttrinu also the I"iiniily Itesi- dence. out houses of the deceased, til the runs corri- modrous description.

'1‘ iv I.o‘l'u Nos. 3, «I. 5 and 6, in the 'I‘lrird Hundred of Lots in Cirrhlottetown aforesaid, rind One-twentieth part ol Town Lot! Nos 67, 68 and 69, in the Second hundred of Lots in Charlottetown, ad- joining the roparty of Daniel Hudson, , in lots to suit purc atrers.

Tovvrt Lora Nos. 8. 4, and 5, in the Fiflli hundred of Lots in Clrirrloitetown, aforesaid, in lots to suit

No. 64. in the Fourth hundred of Lon. in Charlottetown, adjoining the residence of the Chiet Justice.

Coantorv Lots. 12 and I8. in the Common of. and in close proximity to Clinrlottetnwn, Cttnlnining Twenty-fuur Acres, in lots to suit purchasers.

Part ofComrnon Lot No. I8. in the Coriirrmrr of Charlottetown. and which forms the Western side of ltha approach fro':n Town to Government House, in on to suit urc risers.

PAITIJM: Lo‘: No. 564. in the Royalty of Char. - lottetown, containing Twelve Acres.

Abso No. II. in the South Aisle of St Pa |’u Church, Cliarlottelowir.

For further particulars, apply to IV. I’orraA:v, Esq. ‘Barrister tit .sw. .lmrlotir-trmn: at Piciuu. to J. HAMILTON Lana, the Acting Ext-critavr of, and‘ onie ti thL"l‘ruslees nsrrrad in llte Will of the late Co on . no. r

Charlottetown, 26th October, I358.

—I’I".

7 ‘O LET for such It Term of years as may be agreed u n. the Faint known as Sherwood situate seven miles from Char lotletowri at Dog River, Township No. Bl containing. I80 acres of excellent and, upon which are erected a Stone Collage suit- able for a genteel family, and couitirotlious outbouses. Possession can be iven at once. I. l'lAMIl.'l‘ON LANE, Esq. 58.

I

Apply to Charlottetown, 29th Sept. IS 1 l

or ale or Lease, OUR DF.SlItAlII.I-‘. BUILDING l.O'l‘S, at the Perry. on Lot 48, and an Et.rioiur.s: Faust on that township. For particulars op ly to, JOSEPH IIALL, Nov.Id I858. neltivi

Shop to be Let IIONTINO on aasn‘s Square and near the Dapotofthaltoysl Agricultural Society. It has

a small also a into . and a comrvrodious osllar beneath, arid lss ssira ls stand for busiasss. Ea. quire at thlsslss.

FOR SALE.

7 ‘HAT valuable plot of GROUND at the hand of

l'rince Strei-I, forinr-rly the site of the Baptist Cltnpcl, fvtintllig I00 feet on Euston Street. and I04 an Upper Prince Street. It is one of the rirost desir- able situations in the suburbs for a gent|errinn’s resi- drince, or is capable of being divided into three good building Lots. I-‘or Terim, &c. apply to

W. H. POPE. June 8.

Farm for Sale.

HE Subscriber offers for sale his FAR

sisting oflI0 acres, 90 acres Freelrold, and 20 acres Leased. at One Shilling per acre. There is about 40 acres cleared, and in it high state of t'ulll\'.'Ilit)lI; agood House, Barn and Workshop on the l‘rerriises. It is situated in the beautiful und llourislring aottlciiient of Seriillown, about 2} miles Irorrr lIouper’s Corner. and about I} miles from the South Shore, where abundance ofsea lllanure may had. For particulars apply to the Subscriber on

the premises. ‘ JOHN TODD.

C‘ (I

Seiirltown, 2d Oct, 1853.

Valuable Farm for Sale. HAT valuable leasehold I-'AII..\I at Long Creek, for 999 years, formerly in the possession of JOIIN McI.ii:I-D. now owned b a Subscriber. 'l'licrt- are on the premises tr got House and Burn. tho liuuse partly Iirrished: two wells and plenty poll-s; also it Marsh which cuts 30 tons oflluy. Unerlrousrrnd poles will run the line fence, as the .rrin is alrnnst surrounded by water. There ' abundance of Mussel and black marsh Mud in front of the Farm. Sacha Farm is very seldom in the particulars apply to Mr. JAMES llotel, Charlottetown. or to JOHN G:\lt\'lII, Burn-liaw Inn. Terms Moderate. Oct. 3-‘, I853. Cottage to Let. 7 V0 l,I?'I‘. the Cottage iiirmedintely above Apo- I lliet-.rr-res’ llnll, fronting on Queen Street. Irri-

Also, ounling House adjoning Apotbt-t':iries‘ Iltill, Ct-llnr undernriatll, and Vera lloom nltuclied. Rt-nt moderate.

'l‘lIEl)l’lIILl.'S DESBIIISAY.

October 12th, I853.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale. ’[\llI‘Z Subscriber ofliirs for SALE his IVHAIII"

and several IIVILDING LOTS adjoining, at l"oo'r Qtvr-:s:tv S1'iu::1'. Persons desirous of par clintring, will please rirrike early application to THOS. B. TREHAIN. Charlottetown. June 28, 1858.

For Sale’, or to Let.

»_. / 'l‘HA'l‘ pleasantly situated COTTAGE ‘P’ I, about one mi otn Charlottetown- together with the Outbuildings, niitl

about six acres of land. For particulars Subscriber.

JOHN S. BRENNER. Charlottetown. Oct. 8, I858.

aly to the

House to Let.

TO LET. that vvull known HOUSE and PRI-‘..\IISI:1S, situate in Pownvrl Street, known as Woon‘s Boarding

. . Possession given in November

next. For further particulars, apply to

Sept. 9. ,.

(r W. DEBLOIS.

APARTMENTS TO LET, IJV HASZ./IRI)‘S BUILDINGS POWNAI. sriiv-.v:'r. rs I‘.-\W rrrv: wrrsrrr. No. 2. ' I~I!.l.:\lI KI‘I'(‘lll’..V'. l'nrlor, llctl ll.-ours tinrl Vt-rgelirl-le Cellar.

No. 7. lirrae front IIOU.\I, up stairs, tintret IIIZD ROOMS. and II Cellar. l~‘l{().V'l‘ ltUO.\l up stairs, Garret Bed

ri Cellar.

i\ii ltoour and -—AI.SO—

.4 ST./IBLE well fitted up for 8 Horses and 2 Cows, with a spacious left over it.

A large C./IRRIJIGE HOUSE. attached to the Stable. with Harness Rooms. and a large Granary, over em. ,

For terms and particulars, apply at Hassard‘ Gazette tlllica.

Wanted to Charter.

SHIPS rrmountin to about 2000 Tons Itegister from . eramiche to Liver-

pool, enquire of

CHAIILES S. M'NU'I‘T. Priiicctowti, Oct. I7tli, I853.

HORSES WANTED. TWENTY-POUR sr-sir GOOD DRAFT R0 R8 E 8 wanted. v Apply at the (Icon: lIo1-as.. Ju y I8.

FOR LIVERPOOL.

'I‘lII-I Brigantine " Hn.t.s:tv,” coppered and copper fastened, will sail for the above port on or before the leib instant. llirs rod accoiiinrodstians for passen-

r-ru. ‘or height or passage, apply to the owner.

November 8, I858. W. ELSH.

FOR LIVERPOOL. THE Brig " ELLEN ," 800 tons bur- en will sail for Liverpool, G. B., on or about the Ist Dscsrnber-has excellent nceotviinodntions for passen- gers. For freight or passage, apply to the owner, Qirocii-street. Nnvcltiliev 3. I853. W. “'I".I.SII. Regular Liner from London. ’l‘llE Subscribers beg to intimate to Ship pars from Ls-ndnn.lhnt they will place on e Line betvver-.n Lorluors and CHAI- t.o1'1'lTOWN. the A. I, Clipper [Int-qua Hursvst Harris, 500 tons Register. to sail from don on or about the lat April, I854. Apply to the owners ROBl'llt'l‘ BROWN E, Co. 24 Lime Street, Fenchurelr Struei. London, R. IIIIOWN & Co. \Vnllnce, N. 8.. Wm. WALSH. A ent, P ‘ i h Charljytlelownfl. I’. . . more we i tos i r srssrtlfetus rsiIf:£~wsll to make .:Ir, a rpssiou. . October Idtb, IIOI. Ill CI-'0

M, can

HASZARD'S‘ GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 12.

NOVEL’l‘IES Fort THE SUMMER.

WILLIAM HEARD, '”la‘i’z;‘-l’~r§'}}'°.‘.'.l‘l’°.33?n.5}15l§“' ...'vr‘;‘.’:i“'Z5’%'r;r'a'.‘3'.§‘, r'.."'...‘.‘.".'i‘.‘l’.L’.l. l‘i..l.‘.'i'i°...‘.'.l2”-i".".'.'I.‘. °‘

W. H. having parsurrally Ielvcted this Stock. would call especlal attention toa variety of

New MATERIALS roit Lsniss’

IONS, PARASOLS, BONNETS, IILLINERY, &«C.,

nrissses, BILKI, snawi.s,

&c.

A large selection of Broad C/otlts, Donlins, C¢,m'mgre;, Troeeds, VVat'sl-coatings, Canon “J LINEN GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Boots and Shoes, and every article in I/is Fisrltislting Deparrnrcsu,

In order to corripr.-In with other Houses, W.

B? _ _

ness will be corrduuted on the CJ1-NH principle. "Ml

Slut Deceriibei lnst, will make iiiiuiedinle pay uient. Jtirie 25, I853.

Fire 2 Fire ! Fire ! ! Sscurs your Property at (1 so virrg o/‘fifty per curt. 'lVlllS can only be don.-, by Insuring in the MU- TUAL FIRE INSUIIANIJII t.‘O.\lI’ANY.

This is the only Ullico ultere clirims for loss can be met, without reference to at foreign Couiptiny.

Blank forms ofapplicnlion, and u other irifornia- tlon can be obluiiied at the Secretary and 'l‘rcairurer’s Ollice, Kent Street.

April 6, I852. Arornnoatusrs HALL. The old ~ Established House, 12310.

CIIARLO'l'I‘E'l‘0V\'N , JANUARY, 1853. T. DESBRISAY 8i. Co.

AVE just receivr--I, per late arrivals from Lon- don, Ilribliri, l oiled Stnles rind Iluliflu, their Suppliesifor the Season, currrprising, in the whole, arr Esleiistvt and l'nri'eil Jssortmnit of

DIIUUS & CIlI'IMIL‘AI.S, }’l'IBFUMERY, Ilrriuheti. Combs, Soups, and other Toilet requisites; Paints, Uils, Colours. rind Dye Stutlir; Fruits, Spices, Confeclioirary, Medicated aird other Lozenges; with all the Prtlrrnt Medicines in repute, rind every other article usually kept at similar Establisbiirents in Great Britain (Sec .dpothecurt'cs' Hull Jldurtiser.) The whole of which lliav can with confidr-nce recorirmcrrd to the public, and. ifqualily be considered. at as low, if not lower prices, than they can be procured in the II

\§g\‘.‘(1i£.lt.‘.§

-. ' "_-2.‘ 19'. ' it ‘ft’-V‘ . ‘Ill '=.'. ..i't - ' ..\-.-trim 3-' 1 CH "RRY PEGTORAL For the rts-,iirl ( tire of IIOIIGEIS. f'€II.lIS. II0.!II.\'IC‘\'lC“7"i. BRO.'\'f‘IIITI“».I't'!It'l0l’I7JG-Hllftiiil, CIIIIIII’. .IS'I‘ll.H I. AND t‘r1.'.'lIl".!‘,’.tI.\.'.

Among the nurrrerous discoveries Science Iraa tirade in this generation to fucililtile the busiiiert of lifu—- increase its errjoymerrt, and even prolong the term of huisran existence, iiurre can be named at more real value to nrrrnkind, than this contribution oI'Chemislr lo the Healing Art. A vast trialofils virtues through- out this broad country, has proven lit-yiurd a doubt, that no medicine or corrrbin.-irion of irredictnrs yet known. clrii so surely control irird cure the iiuirrerous varieties of pulmontrry disease \\'IllCII have hitherto swept from our midst thousands and lrousunds every year. deed,llrere is now abun ant reason to believe a Re- niedy has at length been ftiutid vvhivli LIIII be relied on, to cure the most dangerous ntliectioitu of the lungs. Our space lieu: will not permit us to publish any proportion nftlre cures effected by its use. but we would present the fnllowirrg :—aud refs-r further err- quiry to my Amt-ricirii Aliiiirrurc, \\'l|l(‘II llir.- agent below untried, will nltsirys Ire pleased to furnish free, wherein lite full ptrrticulnts, und indisputable proofof these statements.

Ollice of Transportation, Laurens ‘II. R., S. C.,

Dear Sir,—.\ly little son four years old has just rectrvert.-d from a severe attack ofir.trlig- mint Sczrrlt-I I“r-vi-r. his tltroirl was v0lIt'II. I|lItI r-very pr-r-on ilmt vi-i'r~d IIIIII. j rot tllll rt-tl llllll il dt-iitl cltiltl. ll.-nirrg ri-r-tl your (‘rii.i<k\' I'|~.L"l'()hAl. in I‘itlrI'i-i- iiin, Ill tlir. V\lIill'r III. lfléll, for It it‘\t‘f8 iilliick of llronr-lritis, \\llII entire sut-ces. I was iridut-t-d lolry it on my little boy I gave lilllt ll ten-spoon-fol l'\'t!l_\ (hr-en hours, cnrriiiit-nciirg ii. IIII.‘ llltlfnll g. titid by ten o'clock at night, I luurid it decided cliarrge tor the better, rrrrd nfler lliree drrys use he was able to eat or dtirik witlroul piiin. Its use in the above nnirred disease will save many I clilld frorri a premature grnvt-. uitd relieve the air- xiety of ninny ri fond pllN'lIl.- For all nfli-cliorint-fllio Throat and Lungs, I believe it the best medicine extant. A feeling of the deepest grntilude, prompts me in addressing you these lines,—bul for your irri- purlnnt discovery, my little boy would now have been in another war .. I am yours, with great respect, J. D. I’OWI’.I.l., Supt. Trans. , L. ILR. Rock Hill, (Somerset Co.,) N. J.. Jul 2|. I852. Dr. J. C Avr.:ri.——Sitice your medicine us become known here. it has a greater demand than any other cough rt-rrredy we have ever sold. It is spoken of in terms of unrrierisured praise by those who have used it, and I know of sortie cases where the best they can say ofit, is not too much for the good it has done. Itrtko pleasure in selling it, bertrusel know lIintI atn giving my curilmiiers the worth of their money. and I feel gratified iii naeiiig the benefit it confers. Please in-nd me it further supply, and believe me Yhurs, with respect. JOHN C. WIIITLOCK. Almost any nupiber of certificates csri be sent you,