HASZARD'S GAZETTE, JULY 12.

NATIVE LASS.

HE Subscriber beg: to inform his friends and the

tiblic, that he a just received, by Schooner Nstru Loss, from Boston, a lar e and varied assort- ment of AMERICAN and WES" INDIA GOODS. Consisting in part of 40 Cases Ladies‘, Gents’ and Childrens’ BOOTS

and SHOES, of all kinds. I8 Cases American CLOCKS, various patterns,

I Bales BI-IDTICKS,

nopin , [3, Editor, that you will not fail toeoatri ute your queh towards the Exhibi- tion. by kggpin ‘the people of Hill Island read up upon the an jsct. I am. Your very obedient servant, ovvtan . S-r:ar.s. Charlottetown, P. E. 1. July 10th, 1854.

His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor has been

pleased to restore the names of the following Gsatle- I 110- GM Ind striped COTTONS. men to the Corriuilssioa|cf the Pesee:— : ldvlggglvoé-Al? [:Ill;:llDl’sAR-AS0143. 0 t

John H. Gray, I Cask GLASS WAR

Dousld M¢Dong|d_ I Case LOOKING GLASSES, assorted sizes. James D, Hssurd, A lsr e assortuient of FJRMING IMPLE- Charles Has , .ME.N'1‘IS, consisting of Ralres, Hoes, Scythes, Thoinss B s Tremsin, Sneatlis. dr-c.

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o it . . g:l)Ofl|HNIIl0I|Il‘|I0l|, 8 _8 Bates s1-Av}vg}(l:_H. |-‘]I(‘}SB, OI:AN(éES.bE.urrantsd, ices, ines, itewae rus es, . cru tng an um. . um’ Slice do., and a great variety of other Goods.

John Lyall.

Tr-re Asror.o Aassaicait Maoaairta.—The agent for thh valuable monthly ilie only one of a general stat-ire published in British America——is now in this town solicitirtg Sulvsr-riliers. een liberally spported in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick we hope the people of Charlottetown will not be tardy in sustaining a work so well adapted to advance

4 Hhds. SUGAR.

10 libls. CRUSH ED SUGAR,

I00 Bbls. CANADA Fl.OUR, C0 N

A M ' All of which will be sold Cash, or approved Credit.

EAL. ’ at the lowest figure for

colonial interests. A Mr. Cridges stay is vo'y THOMAS W. DODD- limited those intending to subscribe had better do so -IIIIIO 17ll‘|. 1354- IIMW at once. Terms 18s. per. ann. post paid.

Shingles, Prime Shingles. ER .‘llurgor¢i,from Baihurst, 5I5,000 CEDAR and PINE HINGLES; quality good as last yesr,ifnot superior. Appl soon. JAMES N. HARRIS.

Q’ Our Readers will observe an Extensive Auction,.Sale of Dry Goods, advertised in ano- ther column.

June 23, 1854. Star BOOTS AND SHOES. N addition to his Stock of Ariierican lloots and Shoes. the Subscriber has received by _ “Grsce" from Liver ol, 700 PAIRS ENGLISI BOOTS. SHOES, Ii UCIII-IRS, SLll’I’I-IRS, &., Consisting of Ladies Prenrilla Boots, |'atent Leather Slippers, do. Channelled, hast Leather tied Shoes, Coirinioii Slippers, Girls best Leather Shoes, Girls rind Mrtids Patent Leritlier Slippers, Infants black and NOTICE. coloured Leather Shoes, do. Patent Leather Slippers. ENDERS will be received by the under. Gents’ Bluchers, lace and tied Shoes, Calf Skin signed, until THURSDAY ‘the 10th instant, Pumps and Slippers, dI.c., &c.. at his usual moderate for the building coin letion of a School P 000- _ house on the St. eter's Road, at 8-6, said building GEORGE 3553. 5|"!- to be Twenty-six feet long by Twenty-two feet wide, Chlrlollelowll. July Nil. 1354- CHAMPAGNE.

atid nine feet post, according to a plan and specifica-

tion which may be seen at the house of Mr. Alex- ‘ 7 HIRTY CASES of prime CHAMPAGNE. just received as “ Peeping Toni." from Liver-

ander Robertson, near the six mile post. N. B. One half the ittoney will be advanced, if re aired, immediately after concluding the contract, pool. and Jllso. s quantity of OJIKUJII. Pitch and Coal 'I‘ar, of White and coloured paints,

the remainder when the Committee shall have K Rdsand Boiled Linseed Oil,

LOST. N Friday, the 30th June, on the St. Peter's * " llortd. between the Ten inile House and Mrs. I-2agea's, a small Red Leather Portnisiitua containing stitno wearing a parel end sundry other small articles. Whoever has ound it and wil have the oodnesa and honesty to leave it at is ollice. or at t e Store of Peter Macgowan, Esquire, Charlottetown, will be rewarded for their trouble. July 5th, 1354.

passed the said work. Securityiwill be required. JAMES ILLER,

JOHN I’-‘I-TRGUSSON, For as by

DWARD HAYTHORNE. }Buildiag Committee. CHARLES STEWART. ALEX. ROBERTSON. Juno 1, I854. tr GEORGE VICKERBON. _ St. Peter's Road, Lot 34. July l0th, test Junt Ax-five

Per Sthrr. Londonderry and Eliza from IIoIi_'/‘ax Spring Importation, 1854. VIVHE Subscriber, thankful for the support he has

hitherto received, be to call the attention of his numerous customers in 'I‘own and Country, to the following articles, select with great care, and which ‘ be sold low for Cash, vi:

2 Cases ready made Clothing.

2 do. Hats and Caps.

I do. Straw and Leghorn Bonnets, and

Bonnet Shapes 2 do. Ladies‘ Dresses, embroidered

Grand Division. HE next Quarterly Session of the Grand Division 8. of T. of this Island, will be held in the Tom- perance Hall, Bedeque, on Monday, the Slat July iust., commencing at 4 p. in. By Order P. DESBRISAV, G. S. July Ilth, 1854. WILLIAM HEARD I-IAI aucaivsu ER SHIP " JOHN" rind “ PRINCETON." direct from En land. A LARGE STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS.

and plain,

Cloths, Summer Shawls, Parasols, Prints, Regatta Shirting, white do., ready made Shirts. Striped Shirting, unbleached do. black and coloured Silk Neck handkerchiefs, a superior assortment of Gents‘ fancy Neck Ties. Cotton do., Bed icks, Linen and Cotton ' i ' owers, Ladies‘ Boots and Shoes, Laces and Edgings ofall descriptions, Lining Cottons, Stays. Canvas Bsgs,Ginghame, Cotton Warp, (white and colored.)

disc.

The followin GROCI-}RlES:— Sugar, Tee, Mo asses, 'l‘obacco, Soap, Starch‘ Candles,&e. &e.&.c

Charlottetown, 25d June, 1854.

NEW GO0DS.—Spt-lug of 1854.

HE Subscriber is now receivin . per Sir Alex- onrtrr, I50 Packages BRITI H MERCHAN- DIZE. the principal part of his Spring iniportstions, consisting of-

8 cases ready made Clothing, do. Hats and Caps, do. Straw Bonnets and Hats,

. La ‘es’ drses Materials,

do. Millinery, do. Gloves-—Dsnt, Allcroft & Co's.,

E

H./IRDWARE.

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3:‘ ' Knives and Parks. Kettles. Pots, Scythes, Scythe do. H.b°ad'“h"’, Snr-sths, Rakes, a few Sells of Ilarnees Mountings do: Sm“ ‘Ml Ring)". Riding and Gig Saddle Trees. Britchen Chains,

Cart Bitts, Watering Chains, drc. &c. 6 Case,

, ,,°_ hm (Mm, ROOM PAI’Eg. (assorted. g t ‘ ALL AND I'- ’ "°' °"""""' CIIARLI-‘.8 SAUNDERS.

a do. on I-‘loor Cloths,

l d°_ Clo,“ Ind Drm" Great George Street, Chrtrlottetown, June 5. (it.

so boxes Liverpool Soap.

24 cheats Co o 'I‘es, BOOTS AND SHOES. ANDING 0.1.‘ Lfellrstad, front ‘Liverpool, four

2! packages aints, 19 do. So rice.

The above, with his Stock on hand. comprises one of the best sssorttnents in Town, and will be sold at extremely low prices for cash.

DANIEL DAVIES.

Queen Square, I2th May, I85-i.

LONDON I-IOUSE, Grrol George-street.

Spring Ianportat one for 1854. ' ECEIVED at this Establishment, a In e pro r- iion ofthe general STOCK of BRITI H M R- CHANDISE for the present Season—-Consisting of- Lsdios' ilitas, Maritles, Psrasols, Silks, Satins, French Delaines, and Printed Berages, Muslin tucked resses; Ribbons, a choice assortment; Silk and Fancy Bonnets; Dress Gaps in great variety; a large assortment of Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery. Haber- dashery; Prints; Cottons; Muslin and Lace Window

Trunks ofthe above, among which, are Ladies" Patent Leather, Etiamelled Seal, Cttlfeltin, Prunella, Patent Elastic, Kid. Bronze, Satin, ntered Silk, and Car ISLIPPERS. Do. Prunelln, CllIlllI'lBI'Ptl, Cloth, \ atered Silk, Patent Elastic, and stout Calf- skin IIOOTS. An assortment ofMisses‘ and Chil- dren's BOOTS and SHOES.

DANIEL DAVII-IS.

Ial8i

Queen Square, July 3.

V HE Subscriber has just o tied it Case containing GOLD and SILVER A'l‘CllF.S, Jl-‘.WEl.- RY and FANCY GOODS, which will he sold at low prices, for Cash. W. HEARD.

June 28d. To Painters and C

arpenters. OW LANDING from the Br’ ohn from Lon- don, boiled and raw Linseeif Oil, Ilubbacks

C-main-. &o. no. Broad Cloth-_; Cu-imam; Pateutllinc P. at, Driers, Putt c. Also on ll‘: Villifl I Ind OHIO!‘ mllflllll Of GOIWI hand, Window Glau, cut Nails from I inch to 8] wear, srpots, earth Ru , Stair Csrpetia . ‘I inch... rm s. loor Cloth; Curtain Darns s, Gent's Paris ats; JAMES DEsB|usAY, Ledie 61. Children's Boots and Shoes; tags; rfivigh goth Jun,‘ ]gg4_ 1.14,, wiewr e—-- -~~ - —-- -—- ——

l 3 a large Stock of staple GOODS, all of b ' disposed’ of the ost ode ate tert s, l on m m llrl-‘.NRY nHASZARD. B—A further supply hourly expected per London.

N. . " Jostsr." from 0 WANTED several steady single men, who under- stand fsrtsil wot an a care of bones. Esquire at Gee_rge.T. Iiaaasrd's Book Store.

BROWN CLOTH COAT. 081‘ on the 21th iust., between Boyle‘s Tannery, Spring Park Road, and the Qtieen’s Arms, Charlottetown Royhlty, a Browit I'i|otC|otli Coat. with dark covered Buttons. Whoever may have found it, by leaving it at Mr. George T. Hsslard‘s Book Store, or at the Widow McNeill's, will be re- warded for their trouble. ‘ July 5th, 1554.

'1‘ Farm Servants,

auorroree.

Prime Pine Boards l Plank. BY JAMES MORRIS. Y AUCTION on Friday evening aext,l4th inst. at ti o'clock, on Peake’s Wharf, just arrived ex Schr. Saxe Goths, Webster.

85,000 feet Prime Pine Boards,

5,000 do. 2 inch Plank. ‘ l1Z7'l‘ertns £10 and upwards, a credit of two mcntlts will be given on good

Charlottetown, July

13, I85 Rare opportunity! I EXTENSIVE AND ELEGANT ASIORTMENT OI-‘

DRY GOODS!

Just received prr ‘ Prtncr Arthur,’ from Great Britain via Halt’/‘ax, and orrtererlfor positive Sale without rrssrve.

THE Stock comprises a very superb assortment of

DRESS MA PER L8: in Norwich Poplin,

Satin, and Moire Antique. Glace Silks, Black and

Colored Watered do., Rich Striped and Brocaded

adore, Circrtssirin,and Alhttuibria Robes,

Spun Silks. Printed lleLsines and Cashineres. Plaids,

Silk had Wool Bttrnges, Barage de Laines. (‘rape

Checks. Saxonies, Alpnccas and Lustrianns, Orleans

and Coburgs, c. c.

I50 MUSLIN DRESSES, and is large lot of Foot

and do Laine Dresses.

LONG and SQUARE SHAWLS,

In Cashmere and Rtirage, Rich Paisley filled and Satin do., Grey and White Cottons. Reguttas, Sea Island Shirtin s, a very superior article, Towelings, Glass Cloths, rish Linens, rind Gent's Linen Handker- chiefs, Rich Curtain Dnmaaks, Swiss Egnbmidg,-ed and Lace Curtains, Lace Toilet Covers. CARPETS, DRUGGETS, HEARTH RUGS.

To Housekeepers and parties furnishing, this is a rare chance to supply themselves with Carpets, Damesks, Curtains, l‘oweling, &c., at one half the usual prices.

623 Print dresses, pieces of 7-8, 9-8, and 5-4 Prints, rich Chintz Cambiics, Scotch and Hungari- an Ginghams. I CASE BONNI-‘.'I‘S.

Also—Ladies' French Embroidered llnndkercliiefs, Lawn do., in half-dozen boxes. Iloeiary, Lisle Tltr and ‘ ‘ ves, Frencli ' do., in h;tlf.dozeu boxes, lllualins, Laces, llttberdashcry, 'I'ailtir’a Triiiiriiings, &c. &c. FOR GEN'I‘LE.\IEN Super. fine English and German Broad Cloilts, Tweeds, Doe- skins, Satinetts, Caeinetls. dtc, Silk and Satin Vest- ings, some very rich. I.iglit lllarseilles do. Waterproof Coats, and a variety of Ready Made Clothing. Os- borne and Napoleon 'I‘ies, White Shirts. dtc.

The whole of the above will be offered at Public Auction,

B Janice Morris at Brecken's Buildings opposite Pea e’s, on 'I‘liursdsy and Friday ilie l3lh rind I-tilt inst., at ll o'clock, and coiitinuotl until the whole be disposed of. 'l‘he Goods will he ready for Exhibi- tion. on Monday and lollo-wing Days previous to [lie Sale, and the public are respectfully invited to call and examine.

N. As the whole stock is ordered for positive sale, there will be no reserve. Every article

must a .

M Great Bargains may be expected.__{§§fi Mill for Sale by Auction,

N the Premises, on THURSDAY, the 27th

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and approved Notes of Hand. iowm 4.

%u

HE Steamer LADY LE MARCHANT will leave Charlottetown next THURSDAY even-

ing, the 13th iust.,

ON HER PLEASURE TRIP,

to Miramiclii, touching at Bedeque and Shediac on her way going and returning; and will leave Mira- michi on her way back, on the Tuesday morning fol-

g. Those partioe who intend availing themselves of

'—‘ the opportunity of this delightful Pnaasvaa Tair,

will please leave their names at the Store of the Sub- _scriber before next Moivnair evening, the I0th in

tent. N. B.—The Fare will be Twenbty Shillings.

JA ES PURDIE. Charlottetown, July 6, 1854. «

Prince Edward Island Association. HIS Association will meet in‘ the Baptist Chapel, Lot 48, on Saturday the 22d July, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon. 'I‘he Introductory Sermon will be preached by the Rev. W. II. Hobbs, of Nova Scotia, on Monday the 24th. at ll o'clock in the above Chapel, after which the Delegates will rittend to business.

VACCINATION, at the Piturca Enwaan DIIPINIARY, Kent Street, Charlottetown, under tlie‘inspection of Dr. Johnston, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturda s. N. B.—-Certificates o "safety, or of requiring future testing, w' be ' vaccinated. Poor Persons will be Vaccinated gratuitously. Charlottetown, July 3.

CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY. HE SUBSCRIBER intenrlin in a few weeks to remove out of this Island. c an to sell at mode- rate rates. the following freehold property's, vlz:-— A small Farm at Seven Mile Bay, Lot 27. An in- closed Farm of 50 Acres, with it House, with or without the Saw Mill, and the water privileges (formerly Msxlields Mill) Lot 25. Also 82 acres oj and on the ssnie Lot, near McMurdios. 300 acres on Lot No. S, 450 acres at I5 Point, and fourteen 'I‘own Lole at Sommerside, also a 10 acre \Vood Lot at same place, also the Lesseltold of the Farm, House and Stores at Indian River, formerly occupied b Mr. P. Power. Should the above Properties remain unsold untill Tuesday the 25 day of this monlli, they will be offered at Auction at Summer- side, notice of \\vlIIl‘.I| will be given in Hand Bills. WI-‘.A'I‘HERBl

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Charlottetown, July 8th, I854. FOR SALE. EVV Carding Machines, lllttcliine Cards, Combs, . Crank Plates, Wool Pickers, dr.c., and prttent Power Grenail Machines. All orders uncturilly attended to. Address Jolin Morris 6; Son, Sackville, County of Westmtireland, New Brunswick, or Mr. David Stewart, Charlottetown.

1.i:Avi'1siG‘i'i1'"H'is: ISLAND. R. J. WEATHERBII-I intending to remove from this Island, in a few weeks from t 's

y, date, re nests all persons having any claims against

Jul at 12 o'clock, an excellent Site for a GltlS'|‘ MILL, sitnnto at Bloc

Ilrackley Point. 'I‘lio Stream of Water is sullicient to drive a nuttiber of Stories. A good Kiln has been erected near the Mill. For particulars, enquire of

MRS. MALCOLM SHAW.

MOLASSES.

FEW Puncheons of PORTO RICO MOLAS.

SE8; prime article; for Sale. And

I0 Chests prime CONGOU TEA,

5 Boxes TOBACCO,

lCask COD OIL,

60 Boxes SOAP,

20 Tina BLACK PAINT.

JAMES N. HARRIS.

June 8th. 3w

JUST RECEIVED, tr Schr. Esther, from Boston

and now roii. Sam: by the Subscriber. I0 Chests CONGOU 'I F. , I00 Begs 'I‘AI'll.I’. SAI/I‘. Bags FILBERTS 8:. WALNUTS, Boxes CHF.F.SI'I, Boxes 8xl0, I0xl2, I0xl4 GLASS, LUGWOOD Itnd RI“.I)W()0I 2 Cases assorted HARIWVAR E, French and Cottage IiEI)S'l'IiADS, 500 CHAIRS. (all sorts and sizes), IlUCKI".'l'S, BR()t)\lS, & WOOl)F.N BOWLS, 6 COOKING STUVES, (for coal.) latest style, 6 Il0II.I'}RS, 60 gatlloiis each,

Cast Iron SINKS. THOMAS DODD. Pownal Stree Charlottetown, June 26. Isl3w

JUS'I‘ imported, per Native Lass and I".stlte,r ft-oiii Boston. a choice selection of AMERICAN GOODS, consisting of

SUGAR in hhds., barrels, and by retail;'

Citusiiitn Sumtit;

Sn rior Suuchnt 'l‘l‘.A. in cliests, half chests,

k River, in the Settlement of who are indebted

‘ill!!! to urnisli their accounts for settlement, and all . to him, are respectfully and ear- 'uestly requested to come rward and settle the lsurne, without delay, and thereby prevent the un. in.-nets.-tr trouble and expense of falling into the ihnndso an Attorne ' regret. Oilice next door on Prince Street to 'l'einper- rtnce Hall.

One Pound Reward.

HE above Reward will be paid to any person

who shall give rtuclt information as will lead to

the discovery of the parties, who broke maliciously,

the Subscriber's windows, on the night of 29th June last.

' JOIIN GARVIE. Grange House, West River, July Ist. V ANTED-—A Man or IVoman to attend a CaitniNr_: MILL for the season, to whom

liberal Wages will be given. Apply to ISAAC THOMPSON.

Washing made Easy and Pleasant Y USE OF BOITOK

B Chemical Washing Powder.

Hill MISIIINI: POWDER IS WHAT DOES THE

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and by retail ; l.‘()I“lI"l’.l'I, IlIf‘.l"., I‘lL0'l‘ lill|"..—\l), in llzirrels, and by l't‘,I.'tll ; ‘ turd, Pepper, Tulilu Salt, Srirln, Salt-r:.riu,.\'u;. Candles, Starch, llurniug Fluid, .\lntclios, 'l‘uh:tt-cn,; Cigars, Blackiiig, dzc. COJVFECTIOJVJIR I’, NUTS, CHEESE, 4-r.

Cotton Warp, Printed Cottoris, striped and utt- bleached do., sheeting. liedtick, &c.; Ladies‘ and Gent's. India Rubber Boots and Shoes; Irtdirt Rubber Coats, Oil Suits, Cotton-wick. Lamp-wicks, Fluid Lsritps, Glass Lanterns, CIIAIRS with cone seats and wood do., in great variety of pattern; Axes, Scythes, Sneaths, Hay-rakes, Hay-forks, Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Garden do.

./Uro-

An assortment of Ctirrier‘a TOOLS; Pails, Tub in nests or single, Clothes-pins, Brooms, Brushes, c. Oiv awn, American and Is d Manufactured

SOLE LEA'I'IlER, Nests Leather. Calf-skins and Harness Leather, Red, White and Plum colour- ed lloaus, Shoe thread, Zinc, and Iron Sparrowliles.

WILLIAM B. DAWSON. Charlottetown, June 29th, I854.

Timothy and Flax Seed. ' HE h' best price will he paid for 'l‘lMO'I‘HY and I' AX SEED, during the present year. at

George T I-lssserd‘s Boelt titore.

'l'llIS I’titv.lr-r. prr-pared liv rt prrictirnil Clitimist, is u sup.-rior urtir-lu for \V.'ts-liitig Cltitltes. 'l'he pr:-rzesa ofusing is simple and easy, and cleanses without injury to the finest fabric. One package this Powder will make two gallons of soil soup, superior v in quality for all domestic uses. , Nothing exceeds this powder, afler having been iintde into soft soap for retrieving grease spots frotn woolen clothes and carpetr a Directions on each package of the Powder —whieh, iffollowed, will, give, allera fair trial.‘ general satisfaction. | W. R. WATSON, General Agent for P- E. Island. ' tim. ‘

June I5, I854.

TO BE LET, I TII.-\'l' desirable and pleasantly situa- l ted HOUSE and Premises. adjoining the Temperance 'I'he House would be fitted up as might be agreed

on. e Sn soriber would sell his interest in the above. -

l"or particulars slqsire of Mr. Gaoana T. Has- 1 saan. - I

. JOHN RIDER. June l1tb,ieu. l

given to each person‘

For Restorinp rreserving and Beautiiy its the Hair.

THIS elegant preparation is an slfeetusl remedy for Baldness, or fallin oil‘ of the Hair It prevents and completely era icstes Scarf and Dsadrulf, strengthens the Roots of the hair ; causes it to row laxuriantly ; gives its rich, dark. soil and gooey appearance, and prevents it turning gray. The Hun- garian in is a purely Vegetable compound, scien- tifically a_nd chemically combined, and is warranted to contain none deleterious ingredients which prove so injurious to the hair. It sets directl upon the ski osasing and purifying it from all unhealthy secretions,tliorsb removing sad preventing the accumulation of scarf, ndrulf and other impuri- ties, which so frequently cause premature decay and loss of the hair.

The Hungarian Balm is especially adapted to ladies‘ use; and those who have tried the various oleugiuous mixtures, with uoheneftt. will at once discover the agreeable and beneficial efl'ects produced by this pure and delicate preparation. Instead oi‘ mtitlin and tangling the hair, (which is more or less pu led out in the ocess combing.) it leaves it free and clean ; iromotes a natural moisture, and imparts a beauti ul dark and glossy sp raaoe. Try it at once and you will be convinced o its supe- riority over all other compounds for the hair.

Much more might be said in favor of this insati- mable compound, but it is deemed unecssssry e proprietor feels confident that car: TIIAI. will convince the most incrdulous of its rare and mani- fold virtuss. 'I‘lierefore,

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

Ifyon are losing our hair and wish to preserve it,

If you are troubed with Dandruff and wish to remove it,

lfy_ou have any humour of the Scalp and wish to cute

Ifyon are troubled with Nervous Headache and wish to cure it,

If you have hair eaters at the roots of the hair and wish to destroy them,

If you have harsh dry and wiry hair, and wish it to become soft, pliable and beautiful as silk; and if you wish to preserve rich, gracofull and luxuriant trusses to the latest riod of life, use PERRV'S HUNGARIAN BAL .

Price 25 and 50 cents, in large bottles.

D.’I‘ , Jr. & Co.. General Agents, 25 Hanover st., Boston.

WATSON, General Edward Island.

Notice to Travellers. 'I‘ has become an established fact that accidents will happen notwithstanding the care and atten-

Agent for Prince

l Boetiin, General

1

V lion wliirzh may be paid to the safety and convenience ' of travellers. Explosions will take place, bridges l will he left open. and can run all’ the track as usual. i It is well enough for the public and legislators to | caution companies to " beware, " and " take heed, “ yet these casualties will occur, which re- i salt in severe contusions, broken limbs, burns, 1 bruises, &c. Mexican Mustang Linitnont.

The

l Upon such occasions, is invaluable! The woa-.

j derful etfects of its soothing and healing properties have induced many, who have tri it, to alwayx can a bottle of it with them when the are travel- ' li 3' y D frequent tests have proven it to be ellieacious in. caring Rheumatism, Piles, Scrofulous diseases, Can- cers, Ulcers, Old Sores, Neuralgia, Toothache. Ear- l ac e. c. Also Spavin. Ring-bone, Scratches. 1‘ Cracked Heels, Chafes, Gslls, &c., on House and other animals. It is external in its application, and lwe outtitait-re: it to cure Paaasaiu:rs'rt.ir in. every case for which we recommen it. Many Physicians use it because they can depend upon it—so can their patients. Farmer: and Livery-stable Keepers. ‘Say they WILL have it, and will not he satisfied i without it, after giving it a fair trial. Therefore wis say to travellers upon highways and by-ways use the Mustang Linirnent ! has becomeso thorou h- I introduced throughout the United States, BI'Il‘lll| ossessions, a dice that it is ' possible to step off the cars a’t an Station without beholding the gay banner of the " ustaa s. " . prices are as follows:—25 cents, 50 cents, ant! 5| per bottle; the 50_ cent being three.tirneo as large as the 25 cent size, and the SI IIIO nesrlr three times as large as the 50 cent size, so that the ‘ large bottles are c eapest. 5 H v R, jun. &. Co., 2 snover street Agents ‘ for P. E. Island, M. W. Sxriurna, snl Ont