P ii.iziuw's| eoazm

IJVIR COMPLAINT. AUNDICI!‘-. DYSPBPSIR, Chronic or Nervous

sun and 0ut.lsiry.~ Hssgasu as owi:ii,im.,ius'r ovarian.

_ ' ’ g . . . . _ -u nwi .--»~‘»«‘}"w'»-of 3-'s°«»ul==-.= ‘ ..-..‘.’°'i.::.’.-:’:.*:.f'.::.":."::.’.:"t::m::.'“ “"1"” LOCKS.-— he, an on - at‘ various ilsssrip co,,,,f,_,.-,on..inw_'d P3,“, mum‘ at . Inc .as

I0 head, acidit of the stomach, Nauap, Heartburn. disgust for _ood, fullness or weight in the stomach, sour eructatioas, sinking, or ﬂuttering at the it of the stomach, swimming of the head, hurried aiurditﬁculi breathing. ﬂuttering at the heart, choking or suﬂbea. ting sensations when in a lying posture, dimngu of vision, dots or webs before the sight. fever and dull

tie». for rsoorg, noirt doors, snow wiuaomi,

Cupboards. Clessts,8lilp’s Cabins, ardrebss. LA'l_'CI-I .—Paisar , to, and ﬁght. Carriages and Tire bolts, Patent Aivi sits with

20 Instruments. HAMMEIIS.’-Claw. Itlvettiiig, Carpet ‘and Shoe. AXES & IlA_'l-‘CHI-1'I‘8.—l7or cutting turd and

soltwood.8til ling,Bes . - - - ~

. . , pain in the head, deficiency of perspiration, yellow

~ gg:E:;Rc,l:2|."'r'°“' ""' 'l“°"“l" I“ "‘°l'- ness of the skin and e es, pain in the aide. back,

Me“, and i chest, Limbs. &o., and en_ tI_tishesot' heat, linrniagin the dash, constant imagintags of evil, and

s a - depression of spirits, can be etfectually cured by Docs-on Hoorr.arui’s cunnaasruu GERMAN BITTER8, prepared by Da. C. M. Jscxscra, German Medicine Store,

JVII. I20 Arch St, one door below Sixth Phitnde.

_ Their power over the above diseases is not excelled, if equalled, by any other preparation in the United States, as the cares attest, in many cases after sltilful physicians had failed.

I‘heee Bitters are worthy the attention oflnvalids. Possessin great virtues in the rectification of the liver and lesser glands, exercising the moat aearcliing power in weakness and aﬂiictions of the digestive or- gans, they are witlial safe, certain, and pleasant.

Testimony front Maine.

, Car-r. DANIEL Asses‘-r,Itrooltlyn, Maine, July JI6, I843, says: "I was taken sick one year ago, "last April, upon my passage from Ilnvanna to Char- »leston, S. C. At the latter place I took .medicine i and procured ii physician, but forten days couldobtain _ no relief, no sleep or appetite. At last taking up a r ti-nvspapor iiaving your advertisenictit of‘ lIoolIuud’s

(ii-rman liitti-rs‘ in it, I sent for some iinmedintely,

this was about I0 o'clock. tit ll o'clock I took the l first dose. and another at ti o'clock. 'l'lie eﬂi.-ct was ' no rapid on in--, that I had is goodappctite for supper, and rested wall that night, and the next day found me

_ heed g libleu.

Hickory Mallets, with screwed handles. Walnut Bench Screws.

Chisel handles.

Mortiae Guages of various kinds.

Trying Squares and Bevils.

Spring Callipers and Dividers.

Levels. Pleinb and levets. and level Glasses. Knives and Forks, Carvers.

Putty Knives. ‘ Wrenches of various kinds.

Curry Combs. Rein Snaps.

'l‘runk rivets.

Dinner Bella.

Cow Be a.

‘Spring llulances, weighing from I to 24 lbs. Very

reap.

Bed Keys, VVcll Wheels.

Grindstoiie ﬁxtures.

Molasses Gates.

Iron squares.

llaindled Auger llits.

Hand and Bench Vices.

l'I_vei'.-I, flat and ltltilltl nose.

Wood and Iron llrices, tieered Wheel do. 'I'iir!roy and other Oilstones and Slips. ’l‘III-",l\ Glass for Sliyliglit.-i.

I.:i«l.v-<' linrdeii Iloes.

'I‘uriiip lloos.

Ass-irtinent of Hay and Manure Forks.

TE‘, SEP'l‘EMBER 29.

Great English Remedv! The ‘most vslualile S rin and Summer Medicine in the orld:

Di‘. Haleey’s

F O R E 8 T ‘W’ I N E l Potronized by the J\"obi'li'ty and Medical Faculty of England, and esteemed the most extra- dtnory Medicine in the World.

Medicine containing molasses or li uoriee, like the boasted Sarsaparilliis, require many arge bottles to roduce the slightest. change in health. 'I'be Forest me is altogether a diﬂ'erent article. It contains no a rap to ivs it consisteiie , but acquires its excellent lI’avor an erful medicinal properties from the vegetable pms of which it is composed. The Fo- rest Wine combines the virtues of the

WILD CI-IIIIY, DANDIIJON, Yn.i.ow noel,

Aitn IAIIAPAIILLA, with other valuable plants whose properties are all most elfective.

Its high concentration renders it one of the most etiicient medicines now in use. Sometimes less than a sin le bottle restores the lingering patient from weakness, debility. and sickness, to strong and vigo- rous health. Ever dose shewa its good effects on the constitution. an improves the state of the health. The Forest Wine is recommended, in the strongest terms, for all complaints of the Stomach, Liver, Kid- neys, Nervous Disot’ders,'Bilious A_tI‘ectiens, Dropsy. Dyspepsia. Loss of Appetite,.laundicc, I"eiiiale Coin- plaiuta, Bcrofula, and all Disorders arising from Ban linear) and impure habit of the system.

savazn rnom DIZATH.

Testimony of .\Ir. Nathan .'\lailicws, tl hi pectablc and wealthy citizen ofNi.-war .

Dr. G. \V. Ilalsey:-—I hr.-lieve your Forest \Viiie and I’ills have been the nieuiis of saving my life. When I coiniiiciiccd taking them I laid :it the point of death with dropsy, piles and nstliina. .\Iy I'hysi- cian had given me up as past cure, mid my family had lost all hopes of my recovery. \\’hilc in this druatlful ailtiatioii, your I“0I't‘ﬁl Wine nnd I’ills were procured for me, and before I had finished the first

gh I y res- J .

, it well man. I lime not been without your medicine jsiiice, having been smiling betwei.-n lialtimoru, (‘hero . ‘loaton and tin. \Vi~.~it India Islands evcr riltlctl. I‘ 4 have now gin-ii up going to sea, and reside in this 9 lplzice, where you should have an ngeiicy,as you l could sell largo quaiitilics o it.” i . _ Jos. Ii. Il.u.t. & Co., l’ro.~xque l.-l«-, Aroostooli ‘ Ill‘ V11"°“9 Ollie’ Co., Miiiiic, April 2|, I85-I, say: “Vii: licretviili = send on :1 certificate ofa cure performed liy tho usn — lofon y one bottle ofthe German Bitters, we Illlill-‘l 4 \Ir Clark to boa man of veracity, and have no doubt ‘ fl ofthe truth of his story," I lllessis. Joe. 13. Hall 6; Cc.—Gentlcnien—In ans wer to your inquiries, I will state that my daughter, aged about I6 years. had licoti complaining of a pain

Iron pumps. Door Sr-rap»-rs tCust Iron Sink. Str.1iners\ for Siiiks. Cull‘-‘c .\lill.-I. Fog horns, useful for calling on a Farm. Mouse traps. heap and useful I.-’|ltl.IloI'll!, V\ i't;cles too numerous to mention.

Steam Power to let. 7 III’. Suli,<crib-.-rs offer In lot part of the power 0 their Steioi Iingiiic, (about 5 liorso power) to- l gelher with two large l{()O.\IS. suitable for any husiiious that would require such power. . . . . _ . “._‘:z‘“lD 6, UwEN_ ltl her side, for six or seven years, and about the hrst . .5.» January last, was taken down and confined to her ' " ibcd. 'l‘licbp:iiii in‘ln:r side was very severe], besides ‘ being trou wiii pains between her sliou ders and H _ REMo_VAL! _ _ . in her breast. From rezitling a number of cures per- F. Snbsttlvet‘ Nike‘ ll!!!‘ 0|Iv0tl|"||ly oflltanklng [ formed by “ lIooll:ind‘s German Iiitters" I was iii- _ llle I-t3M1¢'|_||t3'| {if _UNNl0ll010Wﬂ. and ll|9 Tduceil to try it in her case, and sent to your store and l“'l’l'°-g‘?"°"-"“Y- I0‘ ‘"9"’ l'l’*‘"*l l"ll|’°m|$0. and beg‘ purchased’ one bottle. She had taken it but it low leave to mforzlt them that he has lately MUVEI) to ‘days when she began to iinprove,and now, utter tak- tlu house rri('.ently occupied b Di}. I‘0'I"Nr In a ing only one bottle, she is enjoying better health than Qu°P”'““’e°I.9 II_nd In now ready to receive all kinds she has for years. ie feels no pain in her side or in itfﬂtderlsttjllltlltte 0f‘llIlH|||‘*I|l9i trlllcll Wlllhs tj|'0I||[t'l- any part of her body, and attributes her care entirely .:..;:.‘:':..:.... .,‘;'..‘.':...*;.“.".:. "M *°:::m::.E"r::...-. C. *.r.:*" - I r - : , ., .

N- Iii---\V{\N' ‘Ell. “"99 0' lillllj J°“"|°y||l0Y|» You should bear in mind that these Bitters are to whom the liiglii-st wages will _be given, and who : I.1‘[ngLy vgGI‘rAﬂ|,E, thereby possessing advan- tlllm. I39 "M9 '0 ﬁlllll ll”-"7 WWI‘ "1 ﬁffl ""8 stylm tages over most of the preparations recommended for

'I‘8lIOI'. gingiliu digegge

For sale by

generally.

July ‘lsih.

a. respectable dealers and aterekeepers

T. DESBRISAY. 81. Co., General Agency

June I5, I855. SUPERIOR STOVES. O\V I.KNDIN(‘r. and for Sale at “ ICING‘!-ll SQ,U:\I{E III)USI'}," Cooking, Purlmv nm] l other STOVES. of superior quality, and at extremely 5 low prises for cash. BEER Gr. SON." Charlottetown, Aug. I7, I855.

.l And by

Mr LIMUIL Owns. Georgetown, I".nw.uin Goirar, ‘rand River, I-Inwaitn NIIDHAM, St. I’eter's Bay, J. J. Fnasul, St. Eleanor’s, Gtoiica: \VlGGlN'l‘0N, Crapaud, .IAs. L. IIOLMAN, do. War. Dorm, Bedeque, Janus Pinuaiors, New Inndon.

V IIE ROYAL AGRICUI.'l‘URAI. SOCIETY offer the following Preriiiums, to bo competed for in Quiia:rr‘s COUNTY this season, viz.

For the best acre of Swede Tnrnips, £3 0 0 ' REMOVAL. j: :3 d :0 2 l0 0 Auction and Commission Mart. ii 4“, d: d: ? 13 3 TIIE Suhscrilir-r begs to return his sincere thanks ., 5"‘ do do I 0 0; to his friends and the Public for the liberal ,, 6"‘ do do 0 lo 0 ; patroiiage he has received since his commonconient

, , in business. He now begs to inform them that he F°""”" "'°°°"'r“l °°"‘I’e“l°" "l" “°‘ [W 3ll°W8d l has I{E\It)VI~lD to the reniisca lately occupied by

brittle of tho \\"iii--, and box of l‘ills, I l'.\[l(!l’I8Il€tltI‘ great rclii-I; my body and limbs, which \\'t'l’0 greatly’ swollen, became sensibly reduced. Ilopcs of my I't'(‘.:)\'L‘l'y In--_-.ui now to revive, out after cuntinuingi the use of your riiediciiies for about at llIt‘llIIl.lIlt.‘l Piles mill Asthnin were oomph-ti.-ly cured. 'l‘|iei' Dropsy, through \\IllCl’I my life was placed in such: great danger, was also nearly gonv. I have i-nnti~‘ iiuod thc usi! ofyour lllt‘tIlt.'lI’lt'il until the pit-sq-iii tini--,? and I now i.-ojoy as perfect health as cu-r I did in; my life, although I am more than sixty years of age. Yours, rt'.~‘pi:ctl'ully, ' . . l\I.\'i‘itr:\v.-». Ncwnrlt, N .I., Dec. I9, I8-I7. GREAT outta: 0|-‘ Livizii C0.‘dl‘l.Al.\"l‘ Oi-' 'i'r;Nl ' vrzans‘ $TANDl.‘.'G. ' New York, .laiiunry ‘Jtli, I848. Dr. llzilscy—-Dear ‘a7ir,-—IIaviiig taken your Forest. Viitc mid I’illa to remove a dist-uric ofthu I.i\ or from ‘I which I have suffered scvcrely for upwards of ten. years; and liaving ndliort-d closely to Ill‘! directions!‘ which accompany tho incdicincs. IIlit‘i'0 recov--red. iny health. nothwitlistanding all who k:r..-w me 1 thought my case incurable. I’r¢-vious to tulting the| Wine and I'ills, I had recourse to tho best lilt:tllCiil| treatnicnt, but continued to grow worse to an nl;xroi- ' ing degree. Some of my lricnds spoke tli-sparagingly ; of my case, and tried to persuade me from ltI1ll\llI'_1"i use of any advertised remedies; and I doubt not, that: there are hundreds who are dissuaded from taking. your excellent inedicines in consequence ofthe do-y ception and ineliicicncy nfinany ndvcrtiscd remedies . put forth by unprinciplcd men in ﬂaming advertise- ments. But, what a pity it is, that the deception used b others should be the nienns of dissuading many ahouring under tlisczisc frotii iiiahing trial an being cured by you- excellent rein:-ilies. llumancly speaking, they llil\'t! saved my life; when I coni- incnccd making use oftheni, I was in a wrctche condition. but hogan to r-xpcri-mt-c their good effects in less tli:in thrcc da '5; and in six weeks from the time I purchased the iiicdicinos, tn the great surprise of all my fI'it.'ll(Ii, I was entirely cured, and had iii- creasod fifteen pounds in weight, liriving taken one box of the Pills, and two bottlcsofthe wine. \Vuuld to God that every poor sufferer would avail hiinself oftlie same remedies, Yours, &c., Jaauzs WILTON.

in-zitvous nrsonnnns

Are tliseascs oftlie mind as wall as of the body, usually lirouglit on by irouhlca anal iitllictimi, and are most common to |)l‘fi0Ill of delicate constitutions nnd scnsitivc iiiinils. Low spirits,iiiolanclioly,fright- ful dreuint-i,aiid fearful'aiiticip:itinns ofcril lioni the slightest causes, generally ncconq-:iny ncrvou.edi~ior-

to compete for any lizgimdgpova Premiums. y \I|ll E‘0*l|ts¥'t‘lll:‘., lllell oor to Ho: IéVlYAl.KIR's, » _ wiere e ias snipe Storage an e iirage, and _ R wM- iV- IRVINE 50¢')'- itrusts by continued assiduity and attention still to C°“'"'“ll°° “mi A“S- 16- receive further favors. . June 1. WM. DODD. E

Wanted .1‘ the Tannery of Mr. John Vickerson, it good Journe man Carrier; Also, two or three good oorisnd setleleers. Call at this establishment, St. Peter's Road, 65 inilea from Charlottetown.

J. L. VICKERSON.

Charlottetown, July 27, I855. - -—-.-»-—.'—«»~- -~ —~——

ORSAL. A

valuable Leasehold Property for 999 years, at one shilling per acre, formerly the property of .

JAMII BAGNELL. dicﬂnlotl. situated at lledeqiie, ‘ IDTII will be talrcn in tit the ibove Mills or at L01 23. Hell‘ MC William Strong's; the farm con-I C any ofthe Agencies, rind finished in a superior tains one hundred Acres good land, one half under manner and with as little delay as possible. a state of cultivation, with a house and ham iliercon, .I1gnits.——-llon. dttsttpll Wightinnn, Georgetown, and a good spring of water near the door and abun'] Messrs. Iluszard 81. Owen, Booksellers, Cli:irloiic- denco ofline wood and ﬁring -on the same. Ifit be ; town. James L. Iluyden, Esq. Vernon River, Itobart an nccomodiition to the purchaser. one half of the I I"inl:iy, Iisq. Head of Orwell, Alexander Dixon, Esq.

urshase money ma remain on interest for a time-'1 l’inctto Mills. Keinhle Coﬁiu, Esq.» Mount Stewart

or further arti_cu ltI‘l it I6 to John IL Gardiner, ‘ Bridge, \Villiain Sterne. Esq. St. Peter's. Bedeque, or illiain D , harlottetown. l Charlottetown July Nth, I845.

Datziel’s Cloth Mill.

VLOTH delivered at this Mill at this season ofthe year,. will be furnislied without delay. Agent in Charlottetown, Mr. Neil Rankin. JOHN DAl.'l.lliI..

’ ! May 20th, I855. l

Dixon's Cloth anus.

the Pills, she is now in perfect health. She has re-

der. The Forest Wine and I’ilhi are an encrgctic « remedy in these complaints. . Birtract of a letter from Mr. Joseph C. Puulding, ‘dated I’iiri..tnir.i.riii a. September 7th. 1848. 9 Mr. G. W. lIaalcy—-Dear rlir:—Your Forest Wine and Pills have cured my wife of a dreadful nervous [disorder witli-whicli she has been affected for iiinny ears. Her body won almost wasted away. She was frequently disturbed in her sleep by frightful dreams, awakening quite exhausted and covered with perspiration, and at times laboring under the delusion that something dreadful was about to happen to her‘ By the use of four bottles ofthe “fine. and a box of

‘C

gained licr flesh and color, and enjoys society as well as ever. ‘ J. C. PAULDING.

David .\lnroin, xi colehratcd irar.titiom~r of New Yorglt, tluclrticd public

I tliatono ottle cf llal- sey’s Forest Wine containetiinoro virtue than fifty of the large bottles of Sarsnparilla. llleasrs. S. S. p mean Co., one of the largest and most respectable

Dr.

itgls so 'sxoe||-mt and good medicine, and will as. doubtedly become the leading medicine, oftlie day. ‘I i The Forest Wine is put up in lar square bottles Iwith Dr. Halsey’a name blown in t glass, 31 Pg; bottle, or sixﬁbottles for 35. Gum-coated Pills, 25 cents per box. Agents are authorized to retail, as well as wholesale, on as favorable conditions as the pfopriotor, No. [Bl Duane St. corner of Hudson, N.

\ork. W. R. WAT80N,GensralAgeat.

inrruiin 0U’l'Wi'l"I'EDl"

Dr. Antrobua’s Persian Hair Restorative, AND ruin DYE‘.

Under the immediate Patronage of the Princes of ersis and India.

There arti'ctes are without doubt the most extraordi- nary in their powers ever submitted to tire Public, and require but to be tried, to be appreciated, od-

mired, and continued. .

The RESTORATIVE strengthens the hair and

prevents it falling olfafter every other means have been resorted to unsuccessfully; it cures baldness and creates a natural curl, and by its use, myriads of persons of both sexes are indebted to having a good read of hair at the present iiioriient. Its cllicac if therefore undoubted, and the whole world is c sl- lcngcd to produce an article to equal it, either for beautifying the liuiiinti lmir or preserving it to the latest period of life. For tho production of Whiskers or Mousinclie, it is infallible.

The qualities of tho IIAIR DYE arc decidedly superior to any thing of the kind ever attempted and the whole suifitcie of the head can be clinnged into a niostnnturril black or brown. within live minute; after using it, so as to defy detection fioiii the great. estcoiinoiscur. Advice by post gratis on receipt 0' Postage Slziiiips.

Crrlgﬁralv from our of (hr grrntrsl Jllcrlicul Jllcl Q/‘the rIuy.~—I2e4id it .’ .' .' Copy of :1 letter from Dr. .‘I;igr.'itli, ill. Ii C. S., dutud Duke Strut-t, Adi-lphi, London, the 17th aiinary, I55-I.

'l‘o Dzi. AN rnonus,

>'ir,-—-l fool great pleasure in zittestiiig the virtues of your I'i-r.~'i:iii Ilair Ili-stor:iti\'c. Scrcrail parties who liave linen pziticiits of IIIIIIU liming derived the

Q roost iiicunccivablc licnr-fit from using it ; and in fact

it is ooiiig to this article alone, that niany ofthcni are not at the prcsi-nt lIltllllt'lli comp ctizly lnald ; one party I imiy incntioii in partictilnr, who had been laid up with typhus fever: (ii most beautiful young lady,) tlic nttnclt Ilt\\\'t.'\‘(‘l' left lll'|’ nlthougli on beautiful as over in the fan-_ still with smarcely any hair on her lierid. She tried every thing unsucct-ssfully, uiitill recoiiiineridod her to use your Persian Hni'rRestom- tire, mid in three iriontlis, she again possessed the some darh curling locks, as before lierillncss, nltliough if possible. still more jot like, and attractive. must admit, although I have recoiiiiiiendod it to liundretls of persons of both se.\i:s, I have never lound it fails and consider, that where the hair is not past human aid. your wonderful preparation will restore it to its pristine state.

Your Hair Dye is the basil IIfl\'0 ever seen or

‘heard of, and has been used among my private ac-

i|lIiiIlllIlllCt.':', with the most unbounded satisfaction. rim, Sir, yours most truly,

(Signed) DENNIS IIIAGRATII.

Letter from Henry Vinson, Court Hair Dresser and ll'i'j,' Jlluker, 0/124, Lcudc.-iltutt Street.

It on.

d To Dr. Aniraoiius,

Sir,-——Your Ilnir llcstoiative is one ofthe great- oat hluvs.-rings ever invented. S.ovr~rnl ofiny customers aro quite enrapturcd with it, and consider it beyond all praise. I cannot deny. but that it has appeared to me quite wonderful, the alteration it causes after using it for a few weeks, it excels any thing of the kind I ever used, causing a complete trictnniorphosis ; giving the hair a natural curl, and even entirely hiding grey locks, setting nature at defiance.

You may depend u on it, that it surpasses any thing oftlio kind cvcr rnught lieforc the public, and as to your Ilair Dye, I can sell all you can send me, it is so unquestionably good. '

I am, Sir, yours faithfully, (Signed) llrmnv VINION.

'I'lio-. Restorative is sold at In. (ivI., '29. (.id., and 4s per llottlc, Sterling. 'l‘ho Ilair ltyo 32:. (id. and 7s ier case. 'I‘lic larger sizes y great -ivin Directions for use accompany each Ilottlo nnd Cast‘.

E117’ Br particular to rirlrfor Dr. .rIn!robu.i’s, or

on may be impose upon.

Sold by all respectable Chemists and Perfutnorl throughout the world, and at Dr. Antrobus's Esta- blishment, 2, Brydges Street, Strand. If any dilIi- culty arise in obtaining it. send postage statapa to Dr. Antrobas’s address, and it will be forwar ed by return of post.

CARD. S'l‘EWAR'i' &. Macaiaaiv, SHIP ltit()KF.ItS & comiissrox iuzaciuwrs,

For tlir Sale and Pnrcliarc of .dinericiin 4- Pro- I.‘intIl1IP7'odttC(', aml Dealers i'n'Prori‘ii'ons,

Fish, t , Qc. FERRY LANDING, Water-Street, St. JOHN, N. B. REFIRINCI _ Charlottetown, I'.E.I.. Jain. Puitoiu, I'lsq., St. John. N. IL, Messrs. R. Rarrxtrr Oi Co.

druggists in Syracuse, in a letter,sa " I"roni what they have heard and seen of IIalsey’s I-‘orest Wine

April 13, I855.