turszaturs GAZETTE. MA'vtV§_fi7. _ L g.

Sunny e as may lose their brightness; Nimble Ieet forget their lightness; Pearly teeth may know deeey ;

Revert tressee turn to grey ;

Cheeks bu pale, and eyes he dim ; Feint the voice, and weak the limbl But though youth and ulrengllt depart, Fedelees is a loving heart.

Like the little nmtttttain-flower, Peeping forth in wintry hour. When the summer's breath is fled, And the guudier lluwrote dead ; So when outward charms are gone, Brighter still doth blossom on. Despite 'I‘ine‘s destroying dart, The gentle, ltindly lovlnu lleurt. Ye is worldly wisdom old- Ye who how the knee to gold, Doth this earth as lovely seem As it did itt lifo’e young dream, Ere the world had crusted o’or, Feelings good and pure before-— Ere ye sold at Mernrnon‘s mart The best yesrnings of the heart I Greet Ins. Heaven, my earnest prayer- Whether life ot' ease or care Be the one to me assigned, That each comittu year may find Loving thoughts end gentle words 'I'wlned within my bosotn‘s chords, And that age may but itnpert Ripsr freshness to my heart I

«IEIPIIILICE. CONSTITUTIONALITY or THE MAINE uw.

Mr. T. S. Brown, in secondiug the Rev. Mr- McLeod’s Resolution, at the Anniver- sary ofthe Montreal Temperance Society, remar e

To hearsome people's remarks upon inter- fering with the liquor trade, one would sup- pose alcohol a delicate thing that had never been touched by the authorities. Why it had been liltea street agabond, always in the hands of the police, from the beginning. There had been already more nets ol'Pnrliu- ment passed for regulating the traflic, than would shingle the largest church on the con- tinent, and yet it was all butch-work, stand- in like the roof of u drunkard’s barn only haf finished. A roof is good for nothing, unless you put a ridge-board along the top, to hold all tight and close; and this ridge- board was the “Maine Law.”

But more cry out, that this is a terrible invasion of private, or individu iberty. Really iftnen considered but a. moment, they would never give utterance to such nonsense. What else is civilization, bttt the restriction of private liberty ? Is not this the price we pay for the great blessing ? In savage life, man is at liberty to kill, to waste, and de- stroy; but in civilized life, especially in cities like ours, we cannot cttjoy perfect liberty outside of our own houses ; {or we find “ private liberty" restricted in hundreds of ways ; and instead of finding these restric- tions too man people are continualy cryin out for more—for more city bye-laws, an more police, to prevent people from doing innocently what they please.

he whole question is covered by u prin- ciple of English law, as old as the days of Alfrcd_nr so old that the memory of man rttnneth not to the contrary, which says that nuisance, may be abated. Let an thing be eclared a nuisance, by the ub ic voice, and down it must go-—privat'c ltberty weighs not one straw in the balance. A few d ago, every owner of ground in the suburbs could build as he pleased, but what has be- come of this “private liberty," when the corporation has declared that no man shall build, or cover with wood P Ifsociety,speaIr- ing through constituted authorities, can thus dictate how a man owning land, shall build a house on it wit 's own money, may it not also dictate what trade shall be carried on in the house, after it is built ? If any one has doubts on this point, let him attempt to set up a steam-en inc, or commence any trade offensive to t e neighborhood. Soci- ety has only to declare the liquor trade a nuisance, and lilrc eve other nuisance, it rnttst be abolished.-—“Privnte" liberty -has no voice against public liberty.

But we are met with another outcry. " You cannot interfere with the treedom of trade." Without attending to hundreds of existing interferences, I we ask these objectors to thiult of that now comparatively innocent article GU.-vrownun—which creates a baneful interference with the freedom of trade. If a. ship from sea, however valuable her cargo, or however much wanted, is known to have gunpowder on board, she must anchor at the foot of the current,till all is discharged, and then it must be carted clear away from the town, and lodged in magazines, far away in the fields, seperate from eve thing, like a small pox hospital. Then no eler is allowed by law to have more than twenty-five pounds upon his premi- ses, snd Insurance companies refuse to al- low steamltouts in many cases to carry it, so that the trade is nothing but trouble and vex- etion. Then if we can enforce all these " re- strictions" on the freedom of trade in gun- powder, which has ' one than in Mnksulinrntnrv rears, may’ we not impose restrictions on the trade in alcohol which is

' ' its nouns every wen.

so I‘ protection is. we all have heard, the

Ilrst law of nature, it is natural right of

O ‘C I

Society, as well as oflttdtvldtsulo, end where °"‘

life and property are at stulte, neither in nor gunpowder can impose barriers to e- gislattvu olorts for the general good.

I sat aelted, "Do you expect to stop liquor sellitg. and prevent people t‘ront get druuh, by law I”- Another question oftlte uupitls, "'I1io law of Moses, protnulg eeerlyfll years ago, declared thou shalt not thou shalt not kill, thou shalt not beer witness." I-Iutaau legislation has added he penalties, and yet all these crimes

' to tie committed. Weltsverove- auo luespbet dothey provost stnu ling.’ No, but mun goods prey twelve sltslfper eootdut than i there was no legsloout-

rem law," and tbiuis all.

unnuss is A LOVING timer. 09! rI'°'°I.It 09700000-it oillyimtiom W“ I'I

era, by which they may be dilninislted, or ediod This we expect from the "Maine

THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

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Ilon. M. B. Alnton, Bunker.

Hon. William A. Black. Benhsr.

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Charles Twitting. .. Barrister.

John Bsyley Bland, .

Hon. Alexander Keith, erchsttt.

James Stewart, ., Solicitor.

Medical Adv'tser— . I‘. Sewers. nt Gt Secretary-Matthew II. Richey, Solicitor.

oers of the Contpeu in Prince Edwsr Island, and will be spared to urnlsh information as to the prin- ciples and practice of the Company and the rates of

. rence. Cltsrlottetcwn—Medicul Adviser--H. A. Johnston.

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D. A ent—WiIliem Sanderson.

St. leencr‘s-—Modicsl Advisur—JosepIs Boll, II.

D. Agent-'l‘hornas Ilunt.

MATTHEW I-I. RICIIEY.

Fire I Fire I Fire I 1

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April 6. I852.

ALLIANCE urn‘ .sJvn runs: t.2vsrJrr.uv'c5 cox. P.l.N‘Y, LOJVDON. IITAILIIIIID IV ACT 0!‘ PAILIAHEII‘. capaa ' '

I 1.5, CIIAILL . Agent for I’. E. Island.

Provincial Marine Insurance » Company, TORONTO, C. W.—Agent for Prince Edward Island,

BENJAMIN DAVIES. Charlottetown, April II. I868.

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE

AND Equitable Fire Insurance Compa- nies ct‘ London

Incorporated by was of Parliament. _ OARD OF DIRECTORS of I-‘ire Insurance for

I‘. E. Island. T. H. Haeilusd. Esq" Hon. Charles Hurley, 1''. Longteorth, Esq., Robert Hutchinson, Esq., Thostss Dawson. Eng. ‘Detached Risks taken at considerably reduced pro- midi}... of Ap licsticn.und all other information, may boobtuined’ from the Subecribor, at the Ofliou of G. W Deblois Esq. Charlottetown. H. J. CUNDALL.

As-at rm

April at. tau.

Twclvetrees Brothers’ (en entir ly . , and most odeetnal

IS the cheapest. ufofl. article for all washing purpouos,a which is equal to ten Pennyworth of Soup

The saving of Time and Labour is so asto- nishingly great. that s E BK S ' W A S H can be accomplished BEFORE BREAKFAST -no rubbing bein requit .

This wonderful Article is MORE SERVlCEA- BLE 'I'I-IAN SOAP, suit produces e better and much quicker lather, and is adapted for urposes for which Soap cannot bessfely or e tuslly

It will not injure the bands. or the most delicate msterisl ; but whilst it is incomparable for perms nently whitening Linens, die, after they have become discoloured by age, or injured by bad Washing. it is also unsurpaeeeble r im rov- ing the colors of FLANNELS, BLANKLTS, \\ OOLENS, COLORED PRINTS, MUSLINS and LACE. For Sale by

GEO. T. HASZARD, Queen Squere.

Tweivetrees Brothers’ Useful and Economical Preparations.

1\HElR British Furniture Cream. at tid. Their Inelscssblu Furniture Polish. at 2d.

Their Unrivnlled Metal Paste. at 2d.

Their Incomparable India Rubber Blocking, Id.

uclt rte.

'l‘ltpeir I legsvot Bell-shaped Glues Inks. filled, st 3d. Their Iiuperior Glues Square lnks—Blech, Blue, and led, stfd. such. Their lleliciously Scented Hair Oil, and Potnade Regenorator. Their Unrivslled Garment and Carpet Runovstor,

at 8d. en lid

sou, Wholesale and n...... by CEO. 'I‘. I-IASZARD, Queen Square.

The Old Established Hat and Clothes Renovating Business. HE Subscriber, grateful for favoun, inti- males. that he continues to work at the above, in eloenin Gentleman's Clothes of every description: so, roa leg and cleaning Iloavur, Iilhuud I"slt lists, is his usual utifustory at is J. II B8, I-Isttov. to. Orders loll at Mr. J. Williente‘s, or at the labouri- bev's, will be pvorunly attended to. April I, I058.

WILLIAEM‘ II‘ RAIOHT,

BI-1GSto inform his friends that he llll ouslhuss the re-dttiug, olueeiag.eed stilhsieg of Beaver and Silk Ilutu. _GOIllOQfi'I Clothes cleaned and studs equal to new. JIM CIIOWI utsdofront the Island west; onus up. Prices low. Orders utltes at the Queen's Aruts. O Iliios from Town, sud etJsuss Iluid's tailor. Queue Iivoot. Charlottetown.

A CARD IIE Iuhsttrihor hugs leave to . uuwnnuuusd the business of coxxzssroir .trasotr.s.rrr an arc. etao lately 1'.'.°‘...’.'.".f ii’ 1- Nos-row ha. is ts. . . . . Q Iwesl. ed trusts and s n sstibfeetieu b y hvzrt " """' " turns uossts. caerisastswu. Aprl I. I3

lutinetoththohas

FJO-s

wwbstbsrvivisssrhsusmdsss

Che Uflilflloldflt

A ‘be following gentl_untuu_hsvu been a pointed OlIi- 65

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J. G I L L I G A_ N , Great George Street.

AS now o rt a full and com lute usucrtment of

genuine RUGS and l\ EDICINES, Ctnutc.u.s, Saevmo Soars, Pnrutmtr, &c., duo. Toilet SoIs— Bohemian, cut and blown glues: Tooth, Nail, and Shaving Iirushtes—-buflhlo lion: and trans- pereet handles; Hair and Infant Ilru-hos—mi and rl inlaid: Combs. Buck and Side—tovtnise, bulht o, and German shell; l.ubin'e, Delcrois. Pat- tey’s, and Rigg‘s Perfumery; gent's. Pocket Mirrors; Jl'.WEl.llY——gold and silver Rings and Ilrooeheu, gold Pens and Cases, ladies‘ and gt-nt's. uilvger and pearl inlaid Port-monttoies; India Rubber Toys, for children: gold. silver and pearl Bends; fancy Paper Weights, and Pollta Bulls, Perfume Satchels and Cushions. &c., &c.

English Picltlce, Sauces and Mustard ; PAINTS. OILS, AND DYE STUI-‘I"S, sold to the trade at costs and chttrguu. CAMPIIENE, OIL. and BURNING FLUID.

Acxuas--wine, soda, butter, water and sugar; Cullen, English and American; (‘eke Ornaments and I"lavoring-Ve_ni|ln, lemon, nutmeg, cloves, and cinnamon; Spices and Confoctionnry, Dtgby Horvinge,

c., c. Select GROCERIES, Lemon S/rup, Raspberry Vinegar. end Stoughtutvs Bitters ;

l’OR'l'Ell, ALF. & LIME JUICE.

‘J. G. having carefully selected the above puruuunlly . challenges the market for a cheaper uud better Stock in the above line.

JV. B.—Sss Jldosrlirentent of Fruit, Q-c., 6-c., equutly low. Dec. 2!, I852.

JUST RECEIVED, A further Supply of New Goods, A'I‘ THE LONDON IIOUSI-‘., per Steam Canada via Halifax -

HE latest styles in lllnnlles and Dress Materials. T vis. :—Nortviclt glncec \’elonns,sutin-stripe ¢I‘II|tl' Luslres, Robes in new styles; I.'flll8IO tflolh in varied colours; Gents. funt-y winter eating; Ladies‘ white and black satin Slippers; do. French, Morocco nnd patent leather Slippers ; tvltite Kid Gloves; ssttu French white satin Ribbons; Ladies‘ mohair Nels; purse, Barbers‘ and 'l‘uilors' coloured Twists. .1 large variety qf ./trtic/es suitable for Christians ores amt New Yo G r.

2000 Pieces of I-‘.nglielt and American IIOOSI I’Al'ERINti, front (id. per piece upwards; Paper window Curtains, very ltnttdsome.

Auo,

A choice lot of TEAS, very cheap; moist and London Loaf SUGAR, Punclteotts Molasses, superior Currnitts,llnisins. Cattdied Citron. Spices ufull kind.-,

urclt, p. andles. hlustnrd, " Lngwuod, Itedvtond, Alut:-., Bole Leather. die.

For Sale by the Subscriber at his usual low rates,

for runners‘ ravesunr. HENRY IIASZARD. Grout George-street, Charlottetown, Dec. II. I852. Glasgow and Manchester House. AVID WILSON, No. 8. Rtcttsvoxtn Srnuu-r, has JUST BECEIVIID, per llrig Jflrzonoler, from Liverpool, pool, and other nrrivnlu front Hal" 1, a large addition to hisvery extensive S"I'0l' of BRITISH, EAST INDIA, AMERICAN, and VVEST INDIA GOODS. Among which he begs particularly to recommend to notice, it very choice selection of nrticles suitable for the Season. consisting of Woollen Sltuwls, 'I‘woeds, Orleans, Scotch Tartnnu, Ermine Clottlting, Iihtclr Lace Flouncing, Lnd y hluyoress and Duchess Shawls,

gap Powder, ’°""'

packet of I

m sfcnsssss Psattuu. -~

Cttuhutere Dresses, Woollen Broad Clolltll, of tall colours. Flnnnsls, Bed Quilts, Greet Coats, Blnnltuts, Carpeting, Marseilles Cuunterpunes. &c., Ste. Anne. A general assortment of 'I‘ess, Loaf. Crushed and Brown 8a or, Molasses, Colfeo, Snufl‘, Drugs, Oils, Window -lass, Croclterywsro, Gluuwsrc, I-‘uncy ,Confoctiovtory, &o.. &c.. all of which lie olferu at unprecedented low prices for prompt payment. No. 8, Richmond Street. Nov. I6. 1862.

Mrs. Forsyttt

TOULD respectfully intituttle to tire Istdiee of Charlottetown and its vicinity, and of the Island is general, that she bss just I’¢CtI\'eO s

F A L L S U P P L Y all articles in her line. Some very handsome ‘ Dvossus.ArtBcisl Flowers, and Patterns Berlin Worlt, will be found to merit inspection; Ladies’ Csmbric Handkerchiefs, Alpacas, and s varie- t of other articles in the hlillinory line, of the best flbric and linestquality, cheap for Cash. Charlottetown, Nov. I5. IBM.

’ FALL SUPPLY. I BE SUBSCRIBER orraus FOR. SALE, a GENERAL ASSORTMENT

or BRITISH MANUFACTURED GOODS, MILLINERY, &c. &c.

Just arrived per Bsrque Sir Alexander, from Eng- n . WM. HI-JARD. Grout George Street, Oct. I2. I852.

36 39

WHOLESALE.

ILLIAM ELLIOT &. Co.. of BOSTON, United States, Merchants, have constantly on bond at Charlottetown, I’. L. Island, a large sup y of the following articles which will be disposed to as

low as the can possibly bcimported for vta:—

Tee, C lete, Cocoa, Crushed Sugar. Coffee, Sugar, Muscovndo, 8 er, Molasses, I"lour, avy Brand, Cheese. Spirits, inegnr, Candles. Soup. To- bacco. Rosin. Pitch, 'I'er. Buckets and Tube, tlrc.

Please apply to their Agent,

IIENRY PALMER.

September 88, IBM.

TIIE Subscriber bugs to intimate that in order to dispose of his vuluablu Stock of Woolen, Cotton, Sill: and Linen Goods, lists. Fats. Curpottngs, (ilnse, Enrthontwtru and China. dto.,—-he will utttil the lat IIAY nest. allow 5 per cent, on all pur- chases, for 0185 on delivery. \VIl.l.IA\l IIEARD. On Ilund-—A few Tons of Aetltrneite Calm. I-‘igure Ilosds. Ccel 'l'sr, Beth Brick.

TONS of HEMLOCK TI."- BEJI wanted, for a Breast- worlt. to be delivered by the let JUNE

nest, apply to WILLIAM HEARD.

Those Persons whose Accounts are twelve months overdue. are ltereby notified. that legal steps will quivud, unless settled at once.

NOTICE.

III Subscriber having been duly uwt wored by Grosser Ilanusasow. of I ydu Park. Square, loedon, lloquint, and stairs listless- sou,of Liverpool. In England, hlerolteot, surviving Euucutors and Truueuu nursed sud appointed in and by lI|&ll|': Will and Testament of Gilbert Henderson.

lets

of Iron , . w In thb Island. and to at’ all Lends sud Ilerudltsnsete se

.ds sh there . All to Ills lusts tIf“t'h.o ettrl allbwt Iluudoh

noss person he Is of ofsuo Luuds ‘svud Pnuyllsn. are required to iutstedtsto and arrangement with too.

utbflfi wll II Illllyed H TvnE%

astute--.aovsat.tsts.

,eIvusu . nt. oessseutn . _ssad‘IuIIofluIuyduutollioEsotte Ind It

Rare Chance! ORFOLK FARM FOR SALE.

BOUT I61; Acres LAND, frontingon Bey Fortune ltoud. a running back to the Boy. The Land lid on built sides of the Iluud. and tune a good 8 iug of Witter on it. This Property might be divid into 8 I-‘onus. 'I'hsre is about I00 to I60 acres in good cultivation; the not covered with soft and httrd tvuutl. It was formerly occupied by John Cous- ltuut. Ilulmrt M‘Donttell, and the late John Murphy. Length of Lease ubcut 350 years; unnunl llent about For further pttrticulurs, please apply (if by lot-

ter, post paid) to IIEYMAN J. P. TERLIZZICK. Charlottetown, April 9, I358. swon

For Sale, or to Let, Ill‘. DWP.l.l.lNG-HOUSE,Out-house, and Pro- mises, of LAND, in Georgetown, No. 8, Third lnngc, I.uItur II. Application to be made to D. Wu.sort, Charlottetown, or to Wtoauus Shunlnson , I£sq., Georgetown. NOV. III, 1863.

TO BE SOLD OR LET,

D\Vl’.l.l.lNG IIOUSI-2, Out llouse alul pnlni. see, situnle itt Cumberland Street, ttenr Ilto rosi- deuce of Dr. Jealtins. Enquire of Jesus Currie

on the premises, or

I". W. IIALES.

Ilnrclt ll Farm for Sale. OR SALE, on the Mnlpeque Ilnnd. II miles from Chnrlnttetutvn, n Fret-hold Funn, ennlinin I00 nrres of loud. nhiclt 80 acres are clear on under cultivntion. On the Premises in II good frnntu llttm. wishing to purchase. For particulars nppliltl II. ‘

ii NNIE. tat. April. teas.

TO BE LET. ' llA'l‘ besut'tl‘ullt -ituuto-d t‘.-nuge known by the the untnu of ./\'ru'pott Collage, one tulle from the Culttttinl lluiltlittz, on line l'rittce-tutvn Iltmd. 'I'ltis L‘.-tinge is 30 25 fret; hits a lunch and front I'orclI. -I Kitchen. l’stntr ', 2 l'nrloru. and 4 llcdroc-ms; oil which ate in gun‘ rt-pnir. 'I here \\ ill be let Wl.II the House in good Garden, tvcll slncltetl \\’lllI fruit trees, and 6 or H acres of l.nttd. in it high stole ol r-ultive- tlnn, together \\'lllI Ilnru, Stnltle, oud Out Oflieer-.— r nny lt'I’ItI it ‘cuts. as tmty he ngreed on. For further particulars, upply to the I'rnprictnr. W. II. G.-IIIDINER. Potvnnl Street, Chm-lottotott-n, Iltlr Mny, I853. I

B [A Z e

IIE Ladies of St. .ltttnes‘- tfnngrr-gution intend ltu'tling rt IIAZAAII IIII ' 'llUlIa‘l)AY. Ilto I7th tlny nfJUl.\' nut, in tilt] of the funds of the Clturclt-— the chief object being to liquidate the debt upon it. 'I'ltc Temps.-ratnce llatll ltntt been secured for that put- ose. Fnntribututmo in Materials. \\'nrIt, 6r.c. will he tlntttltfully received by the following Ladies \\lw form

the Committee :— Itl. Atvnunsox,

— Lvnt uto,

MACIIIIION,

Mns. I-‘onantv.

— clnrosn, I'UItIllb'.,

— . — lveuxuvsrutw. Charlottetown, Ilnrclt I1, I853.

J. S. DEALEY commsstun .ttr:tu:tut

NT A N D Ship Broker,

.M;. 7, SOUTH STREET’, J\"EI‘V YORK. WI-‘reightu nnd Vestmltt procured, nt short notice luv Europe, the British Provinces, \Vest Indies, Aus- Ir

: it an Caltforms. Ilerthe secured for tire letter places. .

APO‘1'BEOAR!ES' HALL. The Old Established.

H O U B E , 1810. CIIARLOTTETOWN, JANUARY, 1853.

T. DESBRISAY do Go. AVE just received, per lulu arrivals from Lon- don, Dultlin. United Slutcu and Ilulifnl, their Supplies for the Season, comprising, in the whole, an Estuarine and Varied flssorlmcnt of DRUGS & CHEMICALS, PEIIFUMERY, Brushes. Combs, Soaps, nnd other Toilet requisites; Paints, Oils, Colours. nttd Dye Stuffs; l"tuits, Spices, Confectionery, Medicated sud other oust-gee; with all the I’nlotut Medicines in repjtlo, and every other nrliclc ut-unlly ltcpt ttt sitttilnr Iistttblishutenlu in Great Ilrituin (See .flpotIucart'u' Hull fidurtirer.) ‘Ilia- whole of nlticlt they can with confidence recommend to the public, and, if qunlity be considered, at as low, if not lower prices, than they can be procured in the IIII OI. 0“

FOR LONDON.

TWO or 'l'hree Cabin Passengers can be comfortably accommodated in the new Bar us " 'l'ttossAstnu." to nail front :l'hreu Rivers, for the above

I'ort, about the lath of next Montlt.—Appt to I‘. VVORTII.

LONG Aplil 21. I868.

Horse GRBYGAN. 'i‘tIE tine young horsc Gssvnan of rnutcltlcse r-yutme|r_v, and hr-nun. ful ttclintt, uttd that Ionlt the first prise from Ilto " Agricultural Soci- ttly" in I850—oul ttfn fine Cttnttdittu more by Suha- din—sInndinf I8 lmnds hi It; perfectly free from any vicious utl-it. will stun for the Scnson—cum- tnuneing Isl Mu} at his own House, York lliver, nnd o-u.-r_v Sulutduy III Clturlulto-totttt, at the Stables nut door to .\|r. hltctutut. lttcttsv. 'l‘ruciut-mt. itt Dor- clte-'er Street. near the been ofthe linrtuclts. 'l'eruu-. II for the so-us-tn, sud tittte giteu for pay- ment until the let March next. DONAL’) IPKINNUN. Yorlt Ilit-er, April 24th, I888.

Young Snladln for Sale.

'I he nlutve is well tvmtlty rtltcntion ofpuvlieo d .3,

Health for a IIIIIIIICI

t

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HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. EXTRAORDINARY CURE OI‘ LOIS 0'‘ HEALTH, DIIOIIDEIIED ITOIACH, INOIOEITION AND

DETERIIDIATION OI‘ BLOOD TO Till HEAD. Co a Letter rota Mr. John Lloyd. qf Ins " givers, nrnrfllsrlsrh, Msriossthshirs. To Professor Hoanownr Sta,-—I evsil utyselfuftho flrst opportunity rifle- formieg you,thet,for a very long period,I was slllictod withu dun oroue iddinese an frequent switttrnings in the has , sttcn ed by loss of up lite. disordered stonmch,und generttlly impaired lien th. Every means had failed to give me any permanent relief. and at length it bocutns so nlsruting. that I wsstettlly afraid of going about without so attendant. In this melon- cltoly couditit-n,I waited personally I hlnllugltes, Chemist, Hsrloclt, for the purpose a consulting a II ltsd better do; he kindly recouuoended your I‘i|lu, I tried them without delay. and sflur ts- lring them for I short time I am happy in honor testi- mony to their wonderful ellicncy. I um now restored to perfect health, and enabled to vellum my usual in ' You are at liberty to publish‘ this letter in any way you may Iltlult proper. I um. Sir. your obedient Bonnet‘ (Sign ) JOIIN LLOYD. June 0th. tau.