JUDSON’S

'1Dactrt_i.

(Frost tlts WerIri'rtg Mu’: Frisrid.)

’ L o 0 K U l’ ! It sot-us cnictlntv Psiiscn. Look it !' cried the scatnaii. with nerves like steel, Ad sltyward his glance he cast, - . And beheld his own son giddy, and reel On the point ofthe tap’ring ttiitst; ' Look up !' and the ho d boy lifted his face, And b:inislt’d ltis brief alarms,- Slld tibwti at once frotn his perilous place, And letipt in his father's arrtis. . .

‘ Look up !' we cry. to the sorely oppress‘d, Wlso seam from all comfort shut; Theymhad better look up to the ntotiiitsia crest '1‘ it down to the precipice _ 3-st" .oiia.ot}'ers lutights tltey way‘ to gsia—. ether," and heedtini a ‘room, The other bswltdevs the sailing brain With roughness. and dbtlgsr. and gloom.

‘ Look up l‘ tneelr souls, by bflietioubent, Nor daily with dull despair: '

Look up. and in faith, to the lirmament For liertv’n and ntercy are there.

The frail flower droops tn the stormy shower, And the shadows of needful iii ht. '

But it looks to the sun in the ttfter our, And takes its full measure of light.

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_ ' Look up !' sad msn, by-adversity brought From high uttto ltiw estate‘ Pltpy not with the bane of corrosive thought ’ or tnurtnur at chance and ftitc;t Renew tlty hopes, look the world iii the face, ‘or it helps titit those who re ine- Press on, ttnddits voice will amend thy pace,- Hucceed, and its hotnage is thine.

‘ Look up !' great crowd, who are foremost set In the changeful ‘ Battle of Life;’ Some days of calm may reward you yet ‘or yettrs of allotted strife. Look up, and beyond there's ti guerdon there For tlte humble and titre of heart; Fruition ofjovs, unalloyed h ' care, Of peace that can never tlepurt. - Look up !' large spirit, by Heaven inspired,-- Thou rare and expansive soul ! up. with endeavour and zeal untried, And strive for the ltiftiest goal. Look up, and encourage the kindred throng Who toil uptlts slopas behind. To follow, and hell, with triumphant song, The ltolier regions of mind ! ‘

PROPERTIES for SALE or to L§_1_'; FOR . (IRES of I-'reeliold LAND, situate 3; rnlles by

2” 4 water and 4; times by land, from Charlotte- town. fronting on the Hillsbtirntigh River. and also tn the Saint Peter's Road. the Nlllltllt dsr is covered with Firewood.

't‘lte whole is well fenced. and large quantities ofsett Weed come on the tllores. There is it Dwelling House and cottveiflant llum. and Out Houses attached. It is well-watered.

Anso, 50 acres of Litnd atljoitiitig the aliove, nnder a Lease at One Shilling per acre, ftira long term and is free front any test: nearly the whole of w ic is cleared and under cultivation above Land will he sold altogether or in portions.ti part ufllw PIN- clinse money will be tilltttvt-d to remain ow Mortgage. For further particulars. apply to Janus D. HAUZARD, I-lsq., or to the Sub-

scriber on the Premises. NEIL STEWAIIT. October 13. I652. -

For Sale, 0N 'orthern division Lot 23, OJVL‘ THO US.d./VD ACRES of L.fl..‘VD, in portions ofttll, 60, or I00 acres‘ at moderate prices. -

ALSO, _ Several F./2RJla'S, with part clearances. For furthcl particulars,

l t "W ° noactrr RBNNIE. Charlottetown, October 25, 1352.

Eligible Building Lets for sale. FOR S.-\l.l'2 Fivs: eligible llutlding LOTS enjoining the Tan yard of Mr. Richard "Chill, and running I60‘-feet pa Grits} 6 eat et, d 84 t‘ t I I-‘itz oy Street. ‘or "ernis It Slselgrglld iiliitis the |e'iopillrty,, ullpllcalltfl to be ltntidsmto '1‘. lItt:A1*it IIAVILAID ttrrister~ut- w at iis co in Queen Square. ' ' . september 27, I852.

FOR SALE.

HE Leasehold Interest of 100 acres of l.aud situate at Canoe Cove, Lot 65. It fronts tilt the tiulfshore, and is distant by the Ferry [2 miles from Charlottetown. 'l‘lie Rent is One Shilling er acre, on it Lease of 999 years. louse and two llarna 36 x 25 and 40 it 20 and in good cultivation, raniaittder covered with good wood. is a Punt at the door. An ttbuttdnnce of sea-ittanure can be had

on the shore. For further ptirtictilara, apply to

ALEXANDER M‘!\'Ell.l.,

Canoe Covc, Lot 65, it the Premises.

Valuable Freehold Property. Q0 BE SOLD, by Private Cotitract, 888 acres ufexcellent

l..’\;"4'l), 50 of wliiclt tire clear, the property oftlie late Dr. CIJMMIKO, situate iii the ittttnediate vicittit of Georgetown; it Illitiutltlll with plettty of l‘intlier, l-‘itewood and Longers. For fur- ther particulars, apply to

JOHN .‘\l‘GlLL.

May 3, IS52.

llarictirs.

A ii.tcnt:t.oti_-s souuoauv.

Bless trio! l’m thirty-nine to-day, 6 feet in my stockings, black eyes. curly hair, tall and straight as it cedar of Lelittnon, and still ll bache- l""- “fit”. l%'IpIn independent life, at least: no it it'll! citlter .’

TO BE LET OR SOLD, CRES of LAND. ti GRIS'l‘ Iilll.l., four llouse.-t_ miles from Clttttlottctttwti tilt the l“iIlpt!t: tin

itnd other Uuiltlingtt, situate live attd ll hall The whole listate may he htid in one, or the Mill by itself, antl the l.uttd iti tracts of any size to suit Lt.-aseliuldcrs or l'urcltasers.—

F rti-ulartt aptly to‘ W P“ ° ' ' WILLIAM cutms_ on t e pretnises.

Here's those new glot_Ies.ol' niitie full oI'little rips. string oil‘ one til" my most faultless dtckts, nice silk lt.-tttdkercltief in my drttwt-r wants ltetntning, top button oil‘ the waistband of ttiy pants; it-|i.tt's to he clone.’ llow provoking it is to see those Il|lll‘l'll‘tl pt-nple loulz. tag so self-satisfied and cutisequeritittl, at the he-tttl oftlteir ftttitili.-s l as if they had dons the State it great service. Why, as in (‘lllltll‘8ll:l they are as plenty as tiles in August, and tzltinist as Il'0{ll|i(‘<t)||:(9;y every alley and court, and gzirret are stv:trtititt,r; wi ‘em; tlicv‘n-l no rarity, and any poor ntiscralilz: wrettzlt t-an gel ti tvil'.:, ua{,. gltl to scarce man,to think how much it costs to kc-~p oztc. "out:-'7 folks have to begin wliero their liithcrs ttnd lnUll|(‘l'.i left till‘. sills‘ and satins, ribbons and velvettt, feathers and flowers, cull‘-pins and bracelets, gimcrttcks, and folale-rols; and there's no liclp fur it i.. l my case, for if married it woman I loved, and the deer little thing should ask me for my scalp, 1 shotild give it to her, I know Ittltould. Then, there’s the tnpetitry,carpets,attd tnirmra, and sofas, and ottomans, and dttttiask curtains, and pictures ttnd crock. cry, and( on must look at the subjects in all its bearings) little _ frocks. and wooden litirses, and dolls, ttttd pop-guns, and gttigerabreitdt, don't beliaiel can do it, by Jupiter ! llut then, here I sit, with the toe of ttty best ot ktclziiig the trratc, for tht: Will“ of smoothing l0 d0: it's coining awful cold, tlrcztrv weather, long evenings, can't go to concerts for ever, and \\lll.'ll.l tl ntv rooiii looks so much the glooinier when l come back; and it wcalil be cosy‘ to have it nice little wife to chat and latigli with. I've tried to thin ofsoiiiathittg else, but I can't; if i look in the fire. l am! sure to seen pair ti rtglit eyes; even the sltatlutvs on e wall take fsiry shapes, I‘ni oil the hrink oftuin—-I feel it; I shall read my doom iu the tnarrittgc list before lung—£ know I shall. 2223.43:-.1:

oivvtc-rio.V.—Det-p in the fot:ndntior.a cf his chartxctér, like the itttrtitivtilile lilticlts wheretin great etlilir-es repose, ettcli titan hits to lay down for ltitiisclfccrtitti tlitiuglits, It‘t)llI‘l’ or lt.te'.', (i pttssittg const-quence, got out of secret and tnanifuld coztintunitzgs re» .trdit - the'v.tst mystery of here an lterettlier: and on these thoughts again, and the more happil_t and gutttdly these tlttiaghts :.r-..- strung there will still base ati pile tl'.eit.st.-Ives, itt stttitit loose Oltltll’ ttr 0t or, eottclusions, setititni-ntii. and divers pimltlct.~tit:t.s, 9Xll‘.lCll‘tl paittltilly or mlicrwise out uftlie tnperit-ttctr ll..".l is gone thrttu;;h of life and its ways, and then etitpltiy;-r.l hack ll.;‘Iltl it. the scrtittity utid coiitstiiplatittn of all that tile v-.‘orld presents.

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.CAl.AIll'l'll:I or 1-iii: liuains-rtotr.—“ As if the natural calamities of lifi," sa I Addison, “ were not sullit-ient forit, we turn the most indfint circctttstaiices iitto ittisftirtunes, and sulfur as much frtint tti gticcitleuts as frottt real c-.i!ti.—l have known the slttnititig tiftt star spn‘l a night‘s rest; .,n_| in.“ gen" ., ittttn in ltivt- grow pale and lose his appetite, upon the plucking of a merry-thnugltt. A ttcrnccli-ti in inidtiigltt has ttltivtnt-.l ll ftttttilv more thin a band of rnliliers , the voice ttt'ti cricket hath sttucl. more terror tltan tlto rtiztrittg ofa lion. 'l'here is nothing so incon- siderttltle which may not appear dreadful to art itttagination that is filled with otttetis and progttustics. A rusty nail or ii crotiltcd pin shoots iuto prodigiea.

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_ DAMP Bl:os.e-Why is it damp bed so dangerous? Because in a dpmphed, with an insuflicient t-iivoring. heat is drawn tint or attracted from the body more rapidly than it is flt"l'lO|':tl.etl witltiti the body; a chill ensues. and this stipcrzlintidtitit ah- stractioti ti caloric is greater during sleep, than during ti waking hours; ftir during sleep, the intertial heat-producing yroosss is. like other vital functions, lowered in degree. l\lnist air, or air which has vapour dissolved in it or diffused thrtiugli ll. attracts calurio more copiously than dry air. ‘the moist air ofa damp lied carries away from the body caloric with dart- gertius rapidity; the whole bodv is chil|ed.—disease.

dlllll. 0flI||OI- Rapid abstractions of caloric, it i‘. tin-rill

more easy. rt-vent, by a sufficlent cuverin . oti-’ctitttluc-

tors.,ilts tttiti of calorie, and all miselt s is ntivittted. Uim, tivo, brdd additional pairs of lilsnktit-, ttcctirtlmg tn the teat eratu the chamber, would have saved many a valua- ble ifs.-—p H. Marsh’: Ltrlurcs in Dublin Medical Prm.

Attcisitr Patcss or LAlotlR.—ltI the year 1352 (l-‘.tltvat-tl lll) wages paid to haymakers were Id. a day. A mower til‘ we . a day, or id. an acre. Rea era of corn, in the first week Ill Abtittst. 941.; in the second, d. I day, and so on until the and of Auatsst—o-itliotit nteat, drink, or other allow am-a. in their own tools. For threshing a quarter of wheat or rye, 9',d.; stpiartcr of barley, hearts. as aatl tints. lltl. vasbter t-srpstitsr, . a day ; and other carpenters. 2d. A master mason, 4d. a dsy; and other s, ' l.; so their servants, tld. Tilers. 3d.; an-l their bones. lgd. Thatch- ers. 3d. a day. and their koavss tltl. Plasterers. and other workers of mid wall. and their loaves, in like manner, without Inssl'or drink,-—anrl this from Easter to ltlitihselmas; and from Obs} tins lass, aesorttlsg to tire sivsstistis ol the jtisttcss.“

37l5I'ls£ssssIsr s Fssrbtts.-—_'l‘lis Reirorils at the French Police Illtntltirt the case til | lfl]'w@ On!!!

it tedl i to a large fortune, and immediately fell into priiloridpticulaabltuu ... ever

Stis expected to be robbed atonsot, sad at length leek list tlosrysstfsesivsd fetid t b s strtsll window. 8 e bssans bats; dblissad bsr esob, sad

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are atrtotinst the tnest-prtilttie sources of disease How i. all T his olten fatal mischief in be prOVcnMd cItt he

Ctirti.-dale, Aug. 23, F352.

Freehold Property for Sale. .'r‘ll:\'l‘ lll,‘!l|’lllIlE l'l'.t)l’l‘il{'l'Y otvtwd ttiitl tit-r-itpit-tl hy the Fuh- srriltt-r, silti;tlc on the P’-tiuili \itln ofthe lllllstntrunglt lli\'t-r, iIIIllll'dl<'Il"l,V Ultlttitttttt tti (.'lt.trlttttt-limit. 'l‘ltIs l'f"l"'tl_V v-titt~i~I.-I nl (lite ltttt:tlt'cd arrt-s of l..‘.ND, ttlnttit 40 of ttltirh iii a high state of cttlti\‘.itio:t; tlic l't:llI.tlll~lt‘I‘ is t:m't-rt-d ttirl. \'i'l' " lt L The iriturttinti of this Property, ttntl its |ll'|Ihlrllll_V tn ClIlIll1\llv'l(t\\‘ll.' retttlt-r it tttust desirable for ll private (s'eut|cntait‘s ltfaltltltifti, in for Mercantile or Agricultural purposes. LSO? 'i"he unexpired term of three _\t-ars, from the lat of “try next. ol 2.'iacrcs of l..~\. D atljtiitting it——-iiitist of vthich are cleared, and under cnlttvtttion, tngctlicr with the hniltlitigs th-,-re tin. For further particulars, appl to D/tutu. HRINAN’, Fmquire, Charlottetown, or to the owtter oit the l’retntsest, J.\.\lES \V.'ll.Sll.

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Cliarlottctuwn Ferry, Oct. 25, l8.';2.

U l.l"l'i‘ tin l.t-nae, willt lilnerty ttt purchase, ifso retptirt-tl, part of the Ltttids lit-lttttgittg tti the Sulisvrtls-r, l\'IIt‘\\Il as t “l‘.stLr:tt" liililltf, situate in the l-Itt.-‘te ‘ll \!Nl|‘t:llrll_\ of (.'li:ttlotIt-- iwn, ct\ttiprt~'itxg i".ievtt.i 'i'o\i'tt Lots and ptirtioiis of 'l'\\ti Cttttttttnii Ltits. 'l'l.i.' l"l’tI|It‘I’l_V has litrett l::l\.l (ill. llllll lluiltliitg Lots, and \\'Ill be let liy private I‘0lllt'tI(?l ttgret.-aihly to it plan to lie wait at the Utiit e

of JOHN LoNGwoit'i'i<t, Esq. ‘ ‘N. S. l.0.\'(i\VOR'i"ll. Cliurlt;ttt.-town, January 6. 1852.

To be Let. ’i‘lll".ltiwI=r part of the New 'l‘E\ll’EllA3\'(.‘[-‘. l[,»\I,l, in this 'l'tt\\'tt, c:izt:pri~i.tg one s itci-iuit llti-mi feet, t_t fact. and four s.t.:tll Ilooitts suitalrltt for Public Ollictes, I'itl‘lt feet, by foot. 'l'lit-re is also It ctiitttttndttitis and excel- lent (.'t:ll'.tr uttdcr tltc Building, two-tltirtls nl' wlttclt \\lll also he let on rtzzisttittztlile lI‘l'llll. For funlio-r particulars, apply to Messrs. ll ll.tsz.trLl, \'t". lleard, (3. Beer, or to JAS. B (‘00l’f.il,Secy. ‘lnttlottctotvn, Aug. 2, 1852.

Valuable Pasture Lot for Sale.

f,V,VO be Sttld by private Coatrtttet, tl-.at beautifully situated plnt vi 4'; ground, the property tifJoiiiv Ntcitot.t., lit-mg pa.-titre Lot No. 530 in the lttiyailty of (Jltiitl-tttt-lowti, cotttprii-it-g 20 llt'fHt| of excellent |.A.‘t'l) with the lltllltllllgmlvtlll. 'l'liis l'rnperty is mell ettclns.-d. and for the IMO!-‘l part wtt ylte fence ; and the greater part of it is cleared ntid under cultivattititi. ‘

'l‘ht. property can be viewed at utiy time on application to John Nicltnll an iltt-. [l’etllliQC.

Ait unquesti-iitaltle 'l'itle will be uitttle to the purchttser, and pos- M5§.~il')lI can he lttt at once. |"tii tnrtns an further particulars. tip- ply In John lulllgwttllll, |‘.sq., Barrister tit Law.

Cliatlottetown, Aug. zttli i852.

Notice. Persona indebted to the sulisct-ilier, are required forthwith tnske ittititediate paytituttt of their several Accounts, to save hitn from the trouble oftiuittg for the s.tntt.~. l‘lllLlP M‘l"ADYEN.

Charlottetown,Oct. ll, I852.

To the Tenants on Lots 9 at GI. Ill“. Subscriber having, by Power of Attorney, dated the 6th day of \litrch, llllil, been ttpptiitied Agent ttituke clittrgo ttf LOTS 9 6!. 6|, in this Isltittd, the l’rnpt.~rty of Ltttrrutre Strltt-tin I'.‘srg., utilities the'l'eitttttts on those 'l'owiittlitpt4, tlittt llll rents, rind Arrt.-iira of Kent, due on the said Property , are required to he paid to hitti forthwith, liti alone being authorized to receive the ii:ttite. ' JAMES YEO. Portllill, April 9, I851.

- FOR SALE.

APart oftltat beautifully situated l.ot,ctirner offireat George and

King Streets, new titnupied lty W. C. IIUIIE, and ttdytiittitig Mr. CIIAILII l'.u.sstcit's new building For further particulars apply to \V. C. H085 on the premises, whore the plant itiay scan.

\9 lit (9 W lid 4.3 o , , _ HE SUBSCRIBLKS respectfully inl'nrttt their friends, tltst they are established in the City of llotivstl as - sslon Merchants. illsies, to receive and sell all wrest I‘ able terms. 'l'

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are prepared, _wlth_ Ill

cf. . I Of i I ‘all fisviptiovi sf findise, and frets

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I30 acres are cleaved-and under good ualtivstion,

ti Luttttwotu, to: THE curt: or Coaglis, Colds, lloarsaess, Splttlag of Blood. Ntgttt sweats, Asthma, _ Llver Colptaliits, and

CONSUMPTION.

no N01‘ NI-:Ul.ECT I1‘. Consumption can be and has been cured,

in Ha tisaiids til‘t:ast.-s, by lllla ottly ct-rtuitt rctntedy. JUDSON'S CI!E.lIIC.JL EXTRACT 01" CHERRY ./!.}\'D L UNG WOR T. and no remedy has ever before been discovered that will certainly Cure Consumption.

suniption, where the lungs have becttntc diseased rind ulcerated and the case so utter y liopt:lesi,ss to have ltectt pronounced by Physirill-I attd friends, to be past all possibility oftccovery, and at times thnttg to be dying. ave been cured by this woundcrful remedy, attd are now as w'cllntttl hearty as ever. It is a compound of inedictiliotis which are peculiarly Itlapletl to titid essentially II_c(‘£!lttr] for the cure of COUGHS JND CONSUMPTION.

lts operation is mild, yet eflicaciuus; it loosens the phlegm which

creates so much ditliculty, telievt.-s the cough and assists nature to

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t.-xpcl from the system all diseased matter by expectoratioa, producing I delightful change in the breathitig and cheat, and this, ‘tart ' n" ll--I "' ' and the invention.-

I v rt hflind rind snrruwing friends and Nurses, have failed to give tlit smallest relicfto the Conrtitnplirc rtgfrror. '1'HOUb'./INDS OF ONSUMPTIVE

lg persons have been tlt-r-civcd rcpetttt.-dly iitbtiyiitg medicines which

were said to be t'ttfttlIt'ltls cures, but which have proved only pall- iativt-s, but lllll inedtt.-inc is not only a palliative liuta cure for ulcerated lungs. It contains no deleterious Drugs and one trial will prove its astonishing ctlicacy bcltcr than sit ttsst-rttons 0| cevtilicati-s itt curing consumption and all disraitt-s of the Lungs. such as Spitlitig ofblood, Coughs, pain in the ride and chest, night- atveolr. kc. etc.

Attout 1000 certificates of almost mirtirulous cures, performed by this metlicittc, from some of llte rst Doctors, t‘lt-rgyntctt and Mer- chants, have l-ct-ii sent us for this nit-dicine. but the publiculioti 0| them looks too tnut.-h like Quat-lwry, [we will show them to any per- son, calling at our tillicc.] This tried-cine trill speak tor itself and enough ltt its owti favour wherever it is tried.

Catt!t'urt—-'I'ltis mt-dicitic is put ‘up iii a large bottle and you lnusl find the name of Jutlttuii El. Co., Proprietors, New York, art the splen- did \\'rapt-er around llit: buttlc. All urders must be addressed to Cotastoclr ht. Brother. No. 9Juhtt St. New Yurlt.

To Owners of and Dealers in Horses.

, ‘JRLTOIPS FOUNIJER 0L\'T.'lIEt'\'T,

For the cure of Ftiuttdt-r, Split lloof. Hoot"-bound Horses. and cotitracted and lt‘rvt.-rislt Feet. ountls, Bruin.-s iii the l' -ah, tl llacba, Cracked Ilu-ls. Srrttlrht.-ti, ('ula . Kit-ks, &t-

C.dRI.TUN‘S RlNG—B0z\'I'.' v For the cure of King-butie, Blood .§p.tvitt, Butte Spaviti. \Viiidga|ls, aittl Sp ittl--at ct.-rlttitt rrtnctly.

('.Ht‘LTOi\"S C'OI\'DITI().\t' POI! l)l'.‘RS FUR HORSES ./I.‘\'l) CJT” ‘.

The changes of wt-atln~r and !t'lI!|I>ll, with the cliatign of use at it Well. ltai't- at ter) xrcttt t‘lll‘(‘l upon the blond and stiinttus ttttls in he .~t-.~. lt i~ ltl lllt'.\v’ t-ltttttgis tl:t-y rt-tptire an tts~i-lattil lo tutlure to

H“, ,.|,.,,,. “H. Iltt.tn llfllulty tlI~4l|‘iltl‘ til" lllt llu ll‘ til tttt- tttttly tltttt may Lint llttlt Hltlltlhtl, and ttlttt-li.tl' lltl‘ tt"llItl((l ltAt,\|Ill lt‘)llll lll tltt: it-lttitt ~\-Ilt'l, llt .t\t ~, \\ titttt~. llttfl-. &t~. \ll tit whit ll ttlll lI1' p l'\I‘Itltt Ivy gait.-.,-, our - l" tln 5|‘ p ittl t-. :.. t. iv;t‘l at .t _\ llllll . -uti- |\lIl'lI :tl'i -‘tit,-I.-tin t-I'll.-tum ztpptatt ti‘ rm“ in lttm . llit_t l-ll ll} -.lit ltttm. . tctttutc all ll-ll.Ait'IltiIlllIlI and lt'\l t,l n-« it the .~l.i;t. tl--.itt.s. the \\ .HI_.

and invigorate the “little body , tiiahlttig lht III to do more ivutli mu ‘tn« tt.ttttt- titd. T 2 ttrlitttt o I .st-_ powders In direct up. it till the -ta'rt-ltvr glttttl-, ulttl Hit it I‘ no lt.ts tht. no ‘ llit: Ox, tlic \ lrom or producing . bsd state ot the blood. r t.

ltcmerahcr antl ask for CARl.T()N’§ CONDITION POWDBR9. tttll Ial-'9 no of err. ' C.-lllLTUA’.5 NE l.'l'l-.' . l.'\'I) BU.\'l'.‘ LI.\’IME.\'T 1-‘UR Ilt)R.\'I'.'.\'

.tttl for the can of all tlt-t-tt.~. ~ tit‘ llt".lI ttr I-t-n.-t Ill rt tctptirc Q.l‘f'FIlIIl -ttplir-ttttn. and lid r'un!rut'ItrI ctrttls lltl lItIt.\'t'fr'|. nlrw ;II' it mu l'.l.“|fl-!, anti In also run! .0. sprtrtns. brttivn. s.al.llt- gulls, Ill'(H('If legs. I‘ til All hltttfa uti litttrt(:~. Ciitt.'r0i\"a‘ articles for llurecs atttl Cattlc are prepared from the I"t'('tpe ots very celubratttd I-ltiglish l-‘arr-er, and will cure in timely- nittt- t'ttst:s oiil rtt'um- llfllltllfll t-fttny of the above ctimpiaitits. The ‘ have but-it u-ed by I".iruit:ts, livery-tttctt, stage proprietors and other» wtlli lht itttist ttiutkt-it amt dr:t'tdt;d hll~ t-tad.-.

(,'tttilt'urt.—l\'uttc can he gettutnt unless you find the name of J. Carltun Cutuslucb. Olltllm H rappi-r til caclt arltclc. ,,

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COMSTO(.‘lt"b' VlL'R.'lIll"UGE. This is the mnsttxtrntirditittry remedy for Wornis rvcr uard; il t‘lli1'ltli|ll)‘ erttt nltzs ltotintt ltuin lintlt Atltilis '|l»tl Cttiltlttn. I tattttut harm the must tlt-licztte itil':tttt tir strongest Adult, and trout fails to rotnplt-ti-ly root out utttl dvatrtty .tll lttntltt of \\'titttts. 'l‘ltc rust. 2.) cunts per linlilt-,pttt-t it within reach of tilt, vtt.d‘ all pt._- rt-tilit who are mi-littul II, are wittiltritly t-ap-it-iiig lltt: lvits vol" lllflt‘ cltildrt-it to those tell destroyers of youth, " Wurtns.” l.ottlt fttr lht titttnu ot' Cutnstotk dc Brother, proprietors, oit the Wrapper of each bottle. ' "

To the Old and Young!.’ .1-In .' ye Red Head: and Grry.'!: PIIENOMENON is cnsiuisritv ! ' !!

E./9S'l' I.'VDI.d ll./IIR DIE.

coi.oits fit: iiittlt, sun wii.t. N01‘ 'lllI. slut.

This dye may he applied to the him over night, the but night turn- ing tlit: lt-,~,hlt.-sl Rio or GREY Allin s darlt Itrewvn. ttttd by repent- mg a second night, to a brt_ht jut t-lttt-It. Aity person may, there- four, with the ll:-Isl po-stiltlc ttuuhlc I.‘trp lits hair stty,tltirk shade or pt-rli-t-l. llllirli; with ll positive Ibhultlltltfl that the dye-, if applied In iht- skin will not colour it. By sit titteat-tuiial ttppltuntintt, s pt-rstn turning grt-. will ntver be lttiowtt to ‘have s gtt-y h:ttr. D.- rt.-rtiotts complete with the article. , There is ttu colouring in thl: sl.tIt-mt.-til. as one can t--tsily tt- .

'I'ln so facts are warrttntt-d by the gctitlr-man who matiufacturcs ll iv It) is the celcliratt.-tl Clit-inist, Dr. t:oits1'ocit.author tit Unttntaclth Lltetitislry. |’hilonophy.attd other writ-Iti-. .ttid School Books, vtcll ltnown and widely celebrated by the public-

Deafness.

Use Dr. l.rtsa:'r'ra’s Acoca-ric 0tt.. for the cure of Deafattn Alsti, all lllllll‘ tltsatgtt-al-lr ituisrs. like the hunting of ittt-ecllifllling of Hitler, ahtzzittg tit’ sleiitn. uliitlt are syttiploms ofsppruttrltittg Matty persons who have late ‘It tlt~al' r lctt.llfIt»ett or tracti- : ty years, and note sultjt-ct to tire car trumpets, have itftt-r using one ‘or two titiules, thrown lsidt: these trumpets, being made }|¢tl(‘(‘lly wt-ll. It has cured cases ol ten, lifleiett, and avail thirty yearsslatiditig ol dcalitus.

H.lY"S LINIMENT FOR THE PIDES. The worst attacks ofthc Ptlt-s are rlliwtunlly and permanently cured in it short time ll tht- use nftlia gciiui‘tit- Hay s Llttttnsttt. HIltIIll't'lll of our first citizens thrriiightiut ttie vountry have used this llniineat tvitlt ctitnplele sut:ccs _ ‘ Ctittli'ort—-Ni-ver buy it unless you llttd the name of Comstock & .o., upon the wrap t-- , proprietors of the gt-titstirc article. Cuuli'uri—All til‘ the ttbuvt-nstitt-tl articles I sold