IIASZARITS ‘GAZETTE. APRIL 5.

A ®IP%I.'IOI'S IAIIWILL 10 E18 LAMP, 0! III IITEDIIOIIOI 0! (‘MI HOB!-

(sv A cixaai.o-rs-oaurr.)

“ ulna, files braver, stsstsas saute. t: surlirs.rTl‘eiider nuts. to Green thy rays rstarsqs'-."—l0oKl- Old Lamp. farewell l There was a time, iadsed. When I had little thought of speaking so; But Program sweeps along with lightning speed. And I. of course, must with the current go. And must. with pain, subscribe to the new creed,- ('I‘e say I fault it, would make man my foe),- flsst say, that you, my lamp. my light. NV llltlfi. Oagbt, long are this, to have been cast aside !

I will say so; but lrsoto ’twss not thy sin If so bright radienee from thy face aliune out When filth corroded thy fair heart within 3 And if (fergive me now l) I once did duubt Thy willingness to please, and raised a din, And at thy modest. beaming face did scout,- ‘Twas not thy fault old laaip—slI. no !—uot thins l Thy stomach ached for food,-—the fault was mine !

Old latnp,I know thee well! When thou wert yeung Thy shining face was pleasing to my view, And dsrlrnesu vanished at thy smile. Among The eobwebs. dim. your brightest beams you threw. As just above my nose serene you Iiung, And scorched all silly moths who cents to woo The warmth and brightness of thy sparkling eyes ! (" '_L‘ I ‘ L ’ wellusflise!)

Dost thou remember. lamp, long nights gone by, When I " set up" in thy bright company. Those pensive tales o'er which young maidens cry, And which, at times, drew e'en a sigh from me? And when the clock told Ten, how loath was I From thy bright presence even then to lies? 0, I did love to linger near thy ray, And court thy smile, tolurs I lied leafed by day I

Thou wart a kind old lamp! " lam." And I, with rusful face, lamented sore, Thou hsard'st. with aching heart, my tale, I ween. And o’er my case didet precious ointment pour ! Yea, your own heart's blood—your oil, I mean- Carne trickling from your warm heart's inmost co ‘ Which made, in Iitersl series, the " leauest matter" I ever “ sst," coasidersbl y fatter.

When work was

Farewell old lamp ! Improvement has been here, And placed his lanky, hollow " fixins" where In msdssty you hung full many a year. Peace to thy shade! 'I‘hon’st had, I think, thy share Of praise and censure, and must disappear, And be replaced by things whose brilliant glare Makes aged spiders from their dens peep out _ And ask young Spiderdom what we'er about.

This is an age that’: new—old things have Iled— And foolish nisn despise thee for thine ago, Forgetting, in their pride, that thou hast Il£S(I Much light on many a hieroglyphic page, Which but for thee would never have been :en.l,—~ And let this thought thy bitterness assuage. Thy many virtues 'twould take long to tell,——-

Cottsge to Let. TO LET. the Cottugeirnmedistely above Apo- theoeriss’ I'Iall,_ frontiug on Queen Street. Iai-

msdiste u iven. Aleo, the Store sud Counting House sdjoning Apothecariss' Hull. Cellar underneath, and Ware

Room attached. Ilent rnodsrate. THEOPHILUS DESBBISAY. October Ilth, I858.

FOR SALE. 2 ACRES of land on 'I‘ownsliip No. bl R. having a front of 20 Cliaius on Montague iver

200 Acres on Lot No. 8, embracing the West Point of the Island. I00 cres on 'I‘ownsh'

up No. 60. Pasture Lot No. I88 ia the Royalty of George-

town and _ Town Lot No. 95 in the dth hundred of Lots in Charlottetown. Bpply to '

WILLIAM I-‘ORGAN. Feb. 7th, 1854.

House In Kent Street.

HE subscriber offers for sale, or t.o.le_t, the‘dwell- ing House in Kent Street, adyoinin his own residence. It contains a large Store. Itml good frost- proof Collar, and six good Rooms There is also_a Stable for eight Horses, and new Wellof ater in the ard. It will be let sltogetheror in two _ r . On £200 being paid down, the remainder could ie an

inortage for four or live years.

JOHN BREEN.

June 18th 1858.

FOR SA .

THAT valuable plot of GROUND at the lteIid_of Prince Street, fortnerly the site of the Baptist Cha I, fronting 100 feet on Boston Street, and 104 on pper Prince Street. It is one of the most desir- able situations in the suburbs for a ger_ttleman’s resi- dence, or is capable of being divided into three good building Lots. For Terms, &c. apply to W. H. POPE.

J one 8.

LAND FOR SALE.

IVE Hundred acres of LAND, with s Marsh

attached, which cuts annually Fort tons of Hay,

situate on Township No. 28, head o the Hillsbo- rough ivsr.

for terms apply to SAMUEL NELSON.

Charlottetown, Nov. 24th, 1853.

To be Let,

Corner of Great George and King Streets. NEW and commodious SHOP, suitable for a GROCERY er DRAPERY S‘l‘OltI-1, with

CELLAR and Out-House rooui. Apply to W. C. HOBBS.

Form for Sale or to Let. _ HE Subscriber often for Sale or to Let, by Pri- vate Contract, that valuable Leasehold I-‘arm known by the name of the rd Houu,sitnatsd in the thriving Settlement sf Bay Fortune, Towneliipg Ne. 50; it contains 857; acres of Land, about .60 acres of which are eleared; there is a good spring of water on it, about 50 yards from the road. Term of Lease (unexpired) 862 years; rent about Sid e purchase money may remain on Security on the Farm; immediate pouession given. For further particulars, apply to IIBYMAN J. P. TERLIZZICK. Charlottetown, March 15, I854.

To be Sold,

' Y PRIVATE SALE. the following VALUABLIS IIEAL ES'l‘A'l‘E of the ‘to . o-I A

LA ‘E, situate in Charlottetown, and its vicinity, viz; '10“/N LOTS Noe. 57,58, 59. 60 and 61, in the Fourth llundrsd of Lots in Chariottetown containing nearl ttvo Acres of Land, fronting on Rochford

I cannot linger more,——Farswell, old lamp, farewell ! O. O. O

VARIETIES.

Vaauaanu Pa.ascir'rs.—The New York Mirror, speaking of New Year’s pre- sents,says:—“The best thing to give your enemy is forgiveness; to your op- ponent, tolerance; to a friend, your heart; to your children, a good example ; to your father, deference; to your mo- ther, conduct that malice her proud of you; to yourself, respect; to all men, charity; to God, obedience.”

Exruireivc Anvcirrismc. The price for advertising in the New York Weekly Ihbuss, is fifty cents a line. The cir- culation of that paper now amounts to I00,000 copies.

Eu-iuoaniiuav Eci.ipsr:.—Accorrling to the almanacs, there is to be an extra- ordinary cclipsc of the sun on the -26th of May next. It will be similar to the great eclipse of 1806.

Ram) Woax.—At a sale of a vessel by Mr. Jackson, auctioneer at White- heaven, at the Albion Hotel last week, one of the builders, who was at Glasgow uttlte time, actually made his biddings by telegraph.

aousrt sun Fusitcu Soimiuits.-—It is said that the British and French sol- diers, excopt for a short time in 1792, have not fought under the . same banner since the ‘wars of the Crusades. The rivalry that will exist in the allied army to exceed each other in deeds of during, will make them terrible to their Russian foes.

Ts1'fl.lI.s.—Lihe abell that's rung tire; likes ceaseless suction-crier; on times a gruceless liar, mischief-making tuttlers go; stopping you with qualting

blusperi as you lead

for ' e

fear; an ear- " Mercy on as, did you liesr—Glinrloue ./I. has got u been! ~ The young men fall on their ltnees before _ ;’ but remember it is but as infantry ’ re calvsry, that the may conquer and hill, er us the hontsrw o only on bended knee tehes aim at his victim. s kisses like the Creation?- trey are made out ofnothing, and

Horace Menu is a lecture on ‘ Woman’ but one

reason why women

I l, and that fltohgo‘ tbaaevesto

KW!!! Because sllvvevy

it ' tea Illl:lIl.Il¢I '.times

about the Gospel,

Square, tastefully laid out with ornamental, fruit trees, and Garden; it contains also the Family Resi- dence, out houses. of the deceased, of the mos com-

3, 4, 5 and ti, in the Third Carblottetown aforesaid, and One-twentieth art ot‘Town Lots Nos. 67, 68 and 69, in the Second undred of Lots in Charlottetown, ad- joining the roperty of Daniel Hodson, Esq. , in lots to suit pttrc users.

Tovvir Lou-s Nos. 8, 4, and 5, in the Fifth hundred of Lots in Charlottetown, aforesaid, in lots to suit purchasers.

Towir Lo1- No. 64. in the Fourth hundred of Lots in Charlottetown, adjoining the residence of the Chief Justice.

Coaurorr Lore. 12 and ls, in the Common of, and in close proximit to Charlottetown. containing Twenty-four Acres, in lots to suit purchasers.

Part ofCominon Lot No. [8, in the Common of Charlottetown, and which forriis the Western aide of the approach from Town to Government House, in Ions to suit purchasers.

PAs1~vus: L01" No. 554, in the Royalty of Cltar- lottetown, coiitrtining Twelve Acres.

Ai.so—I‘l".W No. 31, in the South Aisle of St. Paul's Church, Charlottetown.

For further particulars, apply to IV. Foitaltiv, Esq. Ilarri.-ter at l.nw, Charlottetown; at Pictou, to J. llusii.-roir Latte, the Acting Executor of, and one of the Trustees named in the Will of the late Colonel A. Lune.

Charlottetown, 20th October, 1358.

PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR SALE, the Property at present occupied by the Subscriber, at Hooper's Corner, Bedr-que, consiatiri of a Dwelling House, Shop and Granary; also, a S op occupied by a tnechanic, with one acre of Land and rvdsn attached,-it is a good situation either for a eohanic or a house for Public Accom

rnodatlon. For particulars, apply to Tasoasas Donn, Charlottetown, or to the Subscriber, on the premises.

' WILLIAM DODD. Jan. 28, ISM.

The famous Boat “ Hotspur." TE Subscriber olfers for Sale s first-rate clipper sailing Host, of the very best build, fit for fishing or any other lrind of want; long beam, about 24 feet lteel, fitted up with two masts, and 100 yards Dock, in three Sails of the very best American Deck. The Subscriber has tsltsn great pains to fit her out, arid ‘tlvsrrsnts her to be the best of her kind in the an .

JOHN CAMPBELL. West River. March 14. 1854.

ALIJANOII

l‘ to o .£:£..“. ..;“:?.‘ll.'..‘.’..".' R _ an onion. ew loisntilc men ‘new list, _ we never hesrditaludedto as t-new slI,I,Wl§','..'t. . .

LIIE .d.N'D FIRE IJVSURJJVCE OOH- PJIJVY, LONDON.

IITAILIIIID II I

,000,000 Star . ARLES YO NG, Agent for P. E. Island.

wznuair INEESTON,

I Cl’,

I-IGS to inforrn his friends sad Ship builders generslll, that he is about to reconimencs the business of AIL MA ' slead Miin‘ spent twenty pus ears Trade in En laud,

‘ ' time belleves lisgsve full satisfaction

ed him. Itursaurrcu—Hsnry I-lard. Esq.

Charlottetown. Feb. 6, I864. Cm

lohoolmaster Wanted. For. the North Isstiee Seheol. airs ef Wei. 8. eNEIL, of no, Trust

March -an. test. 1.. , °"'

ci:.ocas/ ' onoousr AG'%0D vstlsty fer Isle, Slxteeato Filly

WILLIAM

with the following GOOD ('ashiriers, Mohair, lilacs Rn al, Cloth, Alpsccn. Norwich and Ge a _ plttltl Cloth, wool plaid and tweed CL O.dKl.N'(:S Shawls and Scarfs. Plain. IIrI|t;_lII:*d t

Linings. l"ur Mufiir, lloas, Viciorinel. cliil"! ''''“1‘' stone martin. squirrel, musquu-ll. mink 3"‘ ""'l-

CHILDRE.N‘S DRESSES. CLOJKS, Red, blue and white surges; real Welsh, iiiiitati--ii NE , Cloths; Doesltins, Cusuiinsrtrs. and felt

a; slllt, Ba IIOSIERY, H.flBERI).dSHER Y. t|_7IIi every Ladies’, Gents‘. and Cbildrens‘ l Soda, Indigo, Copperus. Starch, (slue,

A large ass

wood taud coroinnndel Multuiiis. Clotli, hair. tooth Coniba. great variety 0 . Dressing and chimney Glasses, in did collection of Jewelry.

mahogany.

Plaid, and Spauislt Craps, for Lu

Hats; cloili and fur (Tape. ndana and cotton llnndkcichiefs. tvririely of COTTOJV and L OUTS. -‘IIIOES and SLll’I’I".llS Laiiipblaclt, shoe 'I’iireiid, Cotton Warp, llair Seating, curled ‘ ; P ‘ ,0‘| , Vvh" , '1' , R e Uakum, Figure lleads; srwuritig Hriclt (wliolmnila or retail.) H” "m ...',.I.,..... iimfn o'.ivMi)p.A?aEa Y, ./\'./IILS. sprirrm, &c. mow, Castings, Forge Back. E.{IRTIIE.’_\"W’-Ill 1'3. C A choice selection at .48. FANCY GOODS.—Writing Desks, Work Boxes; Ladies’ ltosevrood Dressing Cases; Gents’. Rose-

I' Fancy 'I‘oi|et Soups. Plymouth pale and iiliiioud Soups rosewood and gilt frrirm.-s. ' 'l‘he whole will be sold at the lowest figure for cash.

HEARD.

7lVlIANl(FULfor paslfavotsrs, begs to itttiuiatc tlie Allltl\’Al. of the .N'uggst. direct from Euuaasrn. so Damask. l‘r.:ni:li and English Mr-riiio,Or|eaiis, Coburgs,Viecunia

dies‘ dresses, Veconiai. Juniliidown, Wool Jaolteis, llitiialagn, Alpa, Vetruiiin and Plaid

fancy Silks; lilacs Silkx; Irish Pt-pltiis; l)uCaprs. iatliu Turks. Veloelr fur dresses. Bonnet», &c , in all colours. tlililions in great

Neils, llruids, (iimpe, f.-iiicy 'I'rinimiiiga, lluttons, mitts. ‘mes, Gauntlets, &c , in real sable. litch,

liiiglntli ill||.I I"rr-.iiclI CORSICTS. (.39 PS. H0

ODS JJVD HA T8, at great variety. \\'elsli. Iuiiicn-liire, Siilisbury nod Saxony I"LJJV°-

nu.»

Silk Hats Silk velvet, moire, satin and fancy

INEJV GOODS.

STEEL. Ship HI.N‘.d and GLJSS.

and nail Brualios. Shell, Ivory, Gerriinn and Bone for family use.

For C isttiias presents, a splen-

Chnrlottetown, December 9. I3

III". Subicriber li.ii much pleasure"! flollfylfll

the Public, that by the mail of ye-teulnv. he received instructions from the Board of llIf0¢l_0|'l In London. to make it considutitlile reduction In the rates of Preiiiiunis of Insurance against iro._

All persons hereafter wliu... risks will expire, sh_iill derive the benefit of reduction, tvitltout the necessity of issuing new Policies. . _

Jr opposition is the life of bruinus, the Subscribe! calls Illr.) attention of tlio ltiaurtiig blic, Illa respectability, substantiiibility and long standing ofthe “ Alliance Li and Fire Insurance Company of London." _

CHARLES YOUNG. Agent for I’. E. Island.

Charlottetown, February 23,1854. 6w

THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

Gov :ttitoit—-i-its RIGHT HONORAII-I ‘PHI EARL of ELGIN aml KINCARDINE. G0V°"|°|' General offhinada. _ HIZADUITIC :—‘.’.2 St. flndrew Square, Edin- rrh- . . Board of Jlfunagement in Hal;/‘ax for Noun Scolia and Prince Edward I:Iaud— llon. M. II. Alnion, Banker. llon. Williain A. Black, Banker. Lewis Bliss, Esq. _ Charles Twining, Esq., Barrister. Joliit Bnyley llliiitd, Esq. llon. Alexander Keith, Merchant. James Stewart, Earp, Solicitor- . edicrtl .-‘\dviser——A. F. Sawers. _ . Agent 6: Sccret:try—.llrtttliotv ll. I{IBIl0)',‘s0llcll0.f Th,-. rrrllmviiig gentlemen have been appointed Ufh cars of the CtlllI|.I:lIl.\' lll Prince l’.dtvartl Island, and will be prepared‘ to furnish information no to the prin- oiplea and practice ofthe Coiiipnny and the rates of Assurance. Charlottstown—Medicsl Adviser-—H. A. Johnston, M. D. Agent-—I-1. L. Lydiard. _ Georgetown—Medicsl Adviser—-David Kaye, M. . Agent—W illiani Sanderson. St. I-llesnor‘s—Medical Adviser—.Ioseph Bell, M D. Agent—-Thomas llunt. MATTHEW H. RICHEY.

@- E

Charlottetown Mutual Insurance Company, Incorporated by Act of Parliament in l848. Hli COM PANY olTers the best guarantee in case nfloss, and accepts llisltu at asaving of fully I0 per cent, to the assured.

The present reliable Ca iitnl exceda £1700. _Per- sons having property in hitrlotietown, or vicinity, sltoia lose an tints in applying to the Secretary of this Company for Policies or lnforiiitition.

[K7'0iis of l‘lii|ips‘ Fire Ariiiiliilntors has been purclisried by the Company, for the benefit of persons Insured in this (lilies. In case of Fire, the use ofit

can be obtained ininiediately, by applying at the Secretary's Otiice. W. HEARD, President HENRY PAl..\llI-Ill.

Scc‘y and 'I‘rcusurer. Secretiry’s Oflice, Kent Street, 3

August 5th, I858. The National Loan Fund Life Aflurance Society of London. AI'l'I‘AL £500,000 Sterling. Empowered by Act ofPsrliarrient, 2d Victoria. A Saving Bank for the Widow and the Orphan. 'l‘. HEATH HAVILAND, ‘r. Agent for Prince Edward Is and. IE7 Oliice, Queen Square, Charlottetown. September 5, I858. sl

Equitable Fire Insurance Compa- ny ct‘ London Incorporated by Act of Parliament. OARD Ul" DIIIECTOILS for I’. E. Island.- Hon. 1'. H. Hnoiland. Hon. Charles Henr- Fruncir Lougiwrlli, Erq., Robert Hutchinson, sq., Thomas Dawson, Erq. Detached Risks taken at low Premiums. N- charge for Policies. Forms of Application, and a- other information, may be obtained front the Sub soriber, stthe Otlics of G. W.Deblois Esq. Charlotte l.

H. J. CUNDALL. Sept. ‘lib 1868. Agent for P. I}. I. pro tin Books! New Books!

UST OPENED at G. '1‘. HASZARD’S Book Store, a large supply of JVEW BOOKS and STJTIONER Y, among which will be found the newest utnndnrd Literature of theday— MsInder‘s Treasuries, ' Clirlmer'e, Posthumous Worlrs, - Parlor Librnries, Illustrated Book Case, Nesndsr’s Church Histoig. " Meinorinls of liristian Life, “ L‘ hrist

ifs of .

Kitto's Pictorial Life of our Saviour,

Barns's Notes in It vole lflmo, and 2 vols dto, Cyclopedia of Bel ious Denominations, written

by members of s difereut Dssoniinstions, o c.

COLUMBUS.

THE old Clydesdale Horas Colum- bus will stand for theseasen at the following lscee:—I"irst, on the let May, illiarn Eflss. New

s It s; it. Basiall's, Town Iload; North

River .Poise’s, West lver; Gsrvle estBi-

vet‘; otlse; re . c on s s, as is

ilioeita AhMDgld' NI in

Greek; John MePlnil's. Black Point; David Carne-

rorr's. Crspaud; Wsbster‘s, Trycn.--Every

—«ss'arsllIg tethsI1tbJu‘lg.. 'o“" G _ . resm.

Annas;

tfl . raster; , my ocoytoa sass. Jun.

00 Harsh 7.

MRS. WINSLOW.

An experienced Nurse and Periiale Physician, presents to attention of Mothers, lier

Also, in all Bilious Diseases. attended with the Side and Right Shoulder Blade. whh a dull. ssllow counieuasce. In all Dierrbess.. Ages sad Fever, lliliuus Fever and sick hssdscbe, they are an invaluable Remedy.

They will be found the best Family Physic fl the world. purifying the blood. restoring the appetite, sud leaving the stomach and bewels in s has thy state. Price )5 cents per a.

the Blood, we do not believe these

For peril’ ing

ills have t sir s usl iu the world.

sold by Born Paun. No 40, Cortlsud Street, New Yo lr

f .

And by W. R.,Wa-i-sow,'l‘. Dussuisav & Co. .& lt..loitrrsoa. M. W. Sxiwrrua, and J. B. Was-1-. Charlottetown. Joins E. W. Ai.i.avrru, Head of Hillaborougb, Wii.i.iasr Hoorxa, Morsll. Joust Suntan- LAIID 6: Joint A. MACLAIIII Head ofSt. Peter‘ Buy. Micitau. Macwsna. ' at Point. Joiur KNIGHT & Rouutr Bosw:i.i., Souris. Wis.r.iaas rlaitncusorr, Enwsun Oevr, DAIIIII. Goauoir, Lsiuuiii. Owual. and Mas. S1-tnoirss. George- town. Pas-sic: S1'urru:ivs fllinwaun Ilouua-r. sou, Belfast. Roasa-r Bartu.ua.Vernou River Bridge. Joitar Gaavrs:,Bonshaw. Guano: Win. OINTON, Crspsud. Wu.i.iaas D. Cnaax, Cape Traverse. Jorrir TODD and Wiutaas Dean,

edequs. Wii.t.isas S. Loisowoa-i-rt. Ruetiee. lliciuiao IJA6lAI.l.,MulpcqtlB Road. Wuuau GLOVIII, Biirrett's Cross Roads. aasus Mac- xmr, Dsrriley. Wii.1.iaas Cousuts, Psrlt Corner GIOIGI Sirrcnaru. Princetown. CHAILII A. Caosstr and Jesus Pinouow, French River, Jxasirs Iluiaisean dt I-Inwiiv .Paax:s, Travel-

l l l l SOOTHING SYRUP, For Children Teething. For the Nervous Alfections. Coiivulsions, Fever, In- fliiiriiiiiition ofthe Bowels, dtc. that attend this period , of children, she recommends it as sure to produce the _‘ desired elfect, giving Rut to the Maker, and Relief and Heullh to the Infant. 5 A cliil in Congress-Street was cured by the , Soothing Syrup, of Iiif.~in.ile Ilyrtentery or Diarrhoea ' after being given over by the attending Physician.

Mr. lllitcktiiuii, of liddington says, it has never failed to cure the Dysentery or Diarrhoea in children wltcriet'ci' used in the village. Lots of it is sold.

no parent informs me his clii'd has sulliered to an itlziriiiiiig extent, with Flatuleiice or \Viiid Cholic. Lately they have used the Soothing Syrup, and it always effects it rpsedy cure. _ Hundreds of like instances might be enumerated. PROOF POSITIVE. _ Messrs. Cuitna dr. Ps:itxiivs:—Plcase send us a further supply of Soothing Syrup. We are selling large quantities of it, and frorii tvhat we can learn, it is used tvith ariiform success, both by children and adults, in all cases of Dyseritry or Diarrhma. ours respectfully, W. D. CIUIIIII, J. Meuitit.i.. New-York, July 10th, I853, 318 Bowrey. Hear the Brooklyn Dar’! Advertiser, of June 13th 1 53.

We cheerfully comply with the request of a friend to insert the following letter which we are ‘ lady of the lirst respectability, residing in Lowell. Mass., believing that a vast ninouat of suffering may be prevented, and many valuable lives saved, by calling the attention of mo- thers to this valuable prescription of an old and experienced nurse:

Dear Sir:—I am happy to be able to certify to the eflicicncy of Mr. \Vinslow’s Soothing Syrup, and to the truth of what it is represented to accomplish. Having a little boy sutliiring greatly from teething, wlto could not rest, and at night b his cries wnulrl not permit any of the family to do so, I purchased it bottle of Soothing Syrup, in order to test the remedy. —and tvlien given to the boy according to the direc- tions, its effect upon liitn was like in ic, he soon went to sleep, and all pain and nervousness disap-

ed. ‘We have bad no trouble '

the excruciating process of teething, of Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup who regards the health and life should possess it. Lowell, llIass., May 20, I853. Price only 25 cu. a bottle.

NEUROLOGY, er SCIATIC RHEUMJ TISM CURED

b

. Every mother

of her children, .Ai.ouu.

This ma certify, that for about four seriously a icted _with it disease in the Physicians terriicd Neurology, or Sciatic Rheumatism, and resorted to various remedies without any perma- nent relicf; have been under the care of a regular Physician for six months at a time. Last spring, had a very violent attack, which laid me up, when I made use ofthe Cramp and Pain Killer, prepared by Messrs. Curtis 61. Perkins, of Bangor. It gave me immediate relief. and I do not hesitate to any, that it