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HASZAR W8
GA 7.I<‘.'I"I‘E, JUNE 7.
The splendid Entire Horse
“NEW LONDON I-‘EAR NOT.”
SIRED b the Old “Columbus"; the dam oflthe Herse is a full-bred Crinsdian. 'l‘he Horse is of a coal black, sides and nose tipped with brown; stan s 1 hands; inch high.
'1‘ ' area will leave the Subscriber's Premises, commencing the season on MONDAY the our of May: —-Will o through Irishtovvn. Call at Mr. (Davi- son’s Mih at the hour of I2 o'clock. and remain there till 2. And will station at Mr. 'l‘uplin’s Mill from 5 o'clock until 8 o'clock the following morning.
On Tuesday the 6th of May, he will proceed down the South-West River Settlement. And will call at Mr. GruhaIns's Cross at If o'clock. and remiiin until I o'clock In lhe afternoon. Ile will then proceed on to Hope River, station at Mr. Hogan's from ti o’c|ock until thefellowing mornlag.
_On Wednesday 7th May, will go through Caven- dish. Will call at Wllliatn Henry's at [1 o'clock, and remain there until I. will station at Mr. Biillman's, in Rustico, from 5 o'clock in the evening till 8 the following nrorning.
May 8th, will call at Mr MeNeill's. Wheatley River.at ll o’clock.and remain there until 1 o'clock. Will proceed through the Covehead Road, and will station at Mr. W. l{eilly’s from 8 o'clock until 8 the following morning.
May 9th. Will call at the Five-Mile House at ll o'clock. and remain there until I0 o'clock. Will
roceed to Charlottetown, and will station at James IcNally's. Tavern-keeper. from 4 o'clock, and will remain there until 4 o'clock in tho afternoon on Saturda .
May 10th, will go to John McLean's, North River, and will roiiiain there until 9 o'clock on .\.Innday.
May 12th, will continue round by |'ycs’ Corner, North River, through Dog River Settlement etatioii, West River.
lllay I<IllI, stations at John Mc.'florrow’e, DeSable, Back Iload, froirt 5 o'clock till 8 the following morning.
May I5. will station at Mrs. Todd's, Anderson's Road, from I0 o'clock till I \V'ill continue up South-West Settlement, Bedeque, station at Felix IIullig:in‘s, frotn 5 o'clock till 8 the following morning.
May 16, will station at Glover's B:imett’a Cross,
I I2 o'clock, and rcinaiii until 2. Will continua then through Indian River Sattlernent,stntion at Neil Sinclair’s, Oyster Cove, from 5 o'clock in the even- ing till 5 o'clock the following morning.
i\lay 17, will be at home at 4 o'clock, through Mrtlpe ue.
'l‘his is a well known Horse. and of a superior character, raised by Alexander Mclrinis. of Severi- Milo Hay. I will warrant one and all, tiny iri:iii giving me two, I \V.tI‘flllll th--in at £1 l7.<. ‘ Ilorse will continue the season once a fortnight for 6 rounds.
Tliiusir.-—I"or insurance, when proved with foal on the lat March, .£I. If nn foal, 2s. 6d. 8s. for a single chance, paid in linnd when served.
Terms by the Season-—l2s. cash, aid on the last round, or line. paid on the last day o October. All customers to pay to the Groom and owner of the Horse. Jruuzs Ilicaassz Mr. McNa:ir.t., Tavern- keeper, Wheatley River; Janus MCNALLY, 'l‘ii- vern—kceper, Charlottetown; MICNA t. KING, West River, or to Mrs. BARRETT, Tavern-keeper.
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The Great American Hair Tonic.
Boyle‘: celebrated llyperiori Fluid, for the growth and preservation of the Hair is well known to be with- outa rival on this continent. Hundreds ofiriiitations have started into an ephemeral existence, since the introduction of this unrivalled Hair restorative, and their doom been settled, whilst Bogle’s Hyperion Hair Fluid, with a popularity never attained by any other article. goes on " conquering and to con uer. " There is no tnnlady, which can affect the llrrir, but can be cured by this incomparable prepiiratiorr. ladies it is invaluable;and on children's hands it lays the foundation of a good head of Hair. It is new pri- tronlzed by Her Mayeety the Queen of Great Britain, and commands an extensive sale throughout Europe.
Bogls’s Electric Hair Dye converts red or grey hair into a beautiful black or brown, the moment it is applied, literally d ein the hair without stainin the skin and leavest e l air soft and glossy without injurin its texture in the least; a deci ed superiority ever ah other Hair dyes.
Boyle's Amole shaving compound readers that usual y unpleasant operation (shaving) a decided Iuxur .
BRg’lp's Hebsaiona remcvps freckles and ran from the as
In the shortest possible time. and is scknow- ,, .9“
Iedged to be the very best article for beautifying the
eornpldxicn. _
To be had, "wholesale or retail, of W. Begle. 227, Washington street. Boston, U. 8.
And by all Druggists and perfumers throughout the Canades, United States and Great Britain. W. R IVATSON. Agent lb! P. E. I.
——-—¢:——1 eu.assn’s tiara bits.
The best article ever used, as hundreds can testify in this cit and surrounding country. Read! G bIAN’S IQUID HAIR DYE fnstontunsously changes the hair to a brilliant jet Block or glossy Breton, which is psrriiansnt—does not iitain or is any way injure the skin. No article ever yet invert. tedwhieh will compare wit ‘ . We would advise all who have grey heirs to buy it. for it nsssrfails. —-Boston Post
2. D. GILMAN. Chemist, Washington city, In- ventor and Sole Proprietor.
For sdle by ists,‘ Ilalr Dressers. and Dealer in Fancy Articles, I roughest the United States.
w. it. vvarsoa, Meet in r. E. I.
CARD. errtwanr &. isscnitatt,
SHIP BROKERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, I"or_ the Suleunrt Purchase of Jmcrican 4- Pro- vincial Produce, and Dealers in Provisions, Fielt, Oil, 6-c.
Fsiunr LANDING, \Vnter-Street. St. JOHN, N. B. n ruusnc
Charlottetown, P.E.I.. Jae. Posters, Eeq., St. John. N. B., Messrs. {. ltasrxtn 6; Co. April 13,1856.
Superior Cooking Stoves
Scotch Castings.
UST. RECEIVED by the subscriber, from Glas- eiv, a quantity.ofCooking Stoves, Cannon and Close Stoves, (all sisee); Wilkie's Plough Mounting, Door Scrapers, Umbrella Stands, Sash Weights, Cart and _Gig Boxes, Pot Metal, and a variety of other Castings. 'I‘he superior quality and durability of hose Castings are well known to the public. '1 o be
I. had at the Store of HENRY IIASZARD.
Ch. Town, (Great George-St. October 23d, I850.
Ohambere’s Publications.
ASZARD &, OWEN are Agents for Princ-
Edward Island for the sale of Messrs. Cham- bers’ Publications. A catalogue of the Books of this eminent firm can be had on npplicatioti; among the Books publislied, will be found such as are suited for Schools, public and private, Libraries, &c., and em- bracing in a cheap and popular form. the literature of tho dtiy WILLIAM CONROY.
IMPORTEB. & DEALER IN
BRITISH AND AMERICAN
GOODS, 01-‘ THE BEST QUALITY, IN ALL THEIR ' VAItlE'l‘Y. Scale of prices as cheap as any in the City. srot-.r: IN iuni:it’s BUILDING
NEAII. TIIK 'I‘l£IIPER.\.\'CE HALL, CIlAIII.0'l"I‘E'I'0WN. Ten, sugar, the Confectionery . A Fancy articles of beauty and durability.
Valuable Farm for Sale. 0 BE SOLD by Private Contract, that beauti- fully sitiiatcd l-‘ARM, on the Malpeque lload, distant about 5.‘, miles frotir Clrarlottetowii, the pro- perty of Dit. DAY. It contains I55 acres, of which about I00 are in n good state of cultivntioir. the rcsi. duo being covered with a mixed groivtlt of hard and soft wood, including suitable Fencing rriateriiil. Upnri the premises is u rznnifnrtablo I5 story DWEL- LING IIOUSH, 45 feet by 35 feet, with a BARN 45 by 25 feet, and it Well of water at it short distance front the farm yard. The Property is eiiliaiiced by n perrriancrit stream of water which flows through it; and altogether is adapted for l"arnring purposes. It is held under Lease for 999 years, of which 973 are unexpired, and is subject to the yearly rent of One Shilling per acre only. osseseioo c.rn be given in April next, or earlier. if required. For terms, andfurther particulars,cnquire of JOHN Ia0NGWOR'l‘I-I, F.x ., Barrister-at-Law, Charlottetown, who is fully out iorized to treat for the
sale. Charlottetown, Jan, I7, 1856.
JUST PUBLISHED, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
unnsu RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT- Being stricture: on the policy of tits Provincial Legislattrre, since the year . as w. H. eons, s:sq., assure-run Va-r Luv. TIIIS Pamphlet contains the arguments for- nished by the Hon. Joseph Hensley, Her Majesty's Attorney General to Sir Alexander Ban. nsrmau, in favor of the Elective Franchise Bill- sztreerdinary production. and one well cal- culated to illustrate the itilon of oflicials generally. of the Attorney eneral in part'ieular—- r asible Government. p. p. 86. Price Mt HAII.0'l"|'I'f0Wl.—HAIlAID dz Owsst, Queen Square. S-r. Es.usrvou’s.—Jsssse J. Fauna.
Freehold Form for sale.
0 BE SOLD, by private conruct. II valuable T FREEl‘lO_LD FARM, 6 miles from Town, con- sisting of 60 acres of LAND, or thereabouts, M of
I Res
' which are cleared, and in an excellent slate of culti-
vation. Ncarly the whole has been cleared within the last I2 years. It is situated on the north side of, and ad’ ins. be t River, and coaiiguous to Mr. John Il;de’s Mill. The Ilouse is placed en it cant- nianding situation, well sheltered from the north and north-west winds, and has a splendid view of the river. The farm buildings Iiavo been all erected by the present pro rietor, mid conitirits of a Burn 63 x 26 feet, iuclti ing Stable rind Cow-liouse, also, It Coach-house and Uranus Out-houses, Green-house and Piggery. Mussel Had to any catsuit can he
obtained from" the river. For particulars npply NICHOLAS BROWN, Oct. II. Kent Street.
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Great English Remedy! The most valuable Bprin and Summer Medicine in the World:
Dr. Halsey’s
F O R E S T W I N E ! Patronized by the Nobility and Jllrdical Faculty of ‘ gland. and esteemed the most extra- dinory Medicine in the rlrl.
Medicine containing molasses or li uorice, like ilie boasted Siirsaparillas, require many Iarge bottles to “Induce the slightest change in health. The Forest
his is altogether a different article. It contains no a rap to ive it coneistenc ,but acquires its excellent
aver an owerful med cinal properties from the vegetable p ants of which it is composed. rest Wine combines the virtues of the wine cixsunir. DANDILION, vs:r.i.ow nccx,
AND eAIqaPAuii.i.a,
with other valuable plants whose properties are all most effective. ,
Its high concentration renders it one of the most efiicient medicines now in use. Sometimes less than a single bottle restores the lingering patient from weakness, debility, and sickness, to strong and vigo- rous health. Every dose shows its good effects on the constitution, and improves the state of the health. 'l'he Forest Wine is recommended, in the strongest terms, for all coniplttlnts of the Stomach, Liver, hid- neys, Nervous Disorders, Bilious Aflbctious, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Loss ofAppel.ite,Jaundice, Female Coni-
laiuts. Scrofula. and all Disorders arising from Ban Hnoon and impure habit of the system. savsn ntoas DEATH. -
Testimen of’ Mr. Nathan Mathews, it highly res- pectable an wealthy citizen ofNewar . N J.
Dr. G. W. Halsey :—I believe your Forest Wine and Pills have been the means of saving my life.
on I corntircnced taking tlieiit I laid at the point of death with dtopsy,,piles and asthma. My l'hysi- cian lied given me tip as past cure. and tny fnrtiily had lost all hopea_of riiy recovery. While in this dreadful situation, your Forest \Vino and I’illii were procured for tire, and before I had finished the first bottle of the Wine and box of l’i|ls,l experienced great relief; my body and limbs, which were greatly swollen, heciinie sensibly reduced. Hopes of my recovery began new to revive, and after continuing the use of your medicines for ubonta rnuutli. the Piles and Aritltuia were cenipletely cured. The Dropsy, through which tiiy life was placed in such great danger. was also nearly nr. hrtve conti- nued the use of your medicines until the present Iiirie, and I now enjoy its perfect health as ever I i ' i
it is an excellent and good medicine, and will an
. doubtedly become the leading medicine, of theda .' _Ihe l"ore‘.t Wine is put up in large s uiire bolt as with Dr. Halsey‘: name blown in the g ass, 81 per lwllle. or six bottles for $5. Gum-coated Pills. 25 cents per box. Agents are authorised to retail, as well _as wholesale, on as favorable conditions as the §"°P"°‘°|'. Ne. l6| Duane St. corner of Hudson, N
ork. ‘ \V. R. WA'l‘SON,General Agent
“ WAXWORK.”
THE handsome and well-known Horse “Waxwork.” im orteil from England by the Royal gricnltural Society in 1858, will serve for the season at the ollewing places, commencing on the 20th of April‘-
‘He will. on Monday the 6th of May,go on the Anderson Road as far as Mrs. Dixon's Mills. Thence on 'l‘ueeday,proceed on us far as Mr. James Bullpit'e, Cra aud. Thence on Wednesday, return on the Argyle Shore, as far as Mr. John ltl‘l’hall’s, Black-
0Inl- Thence on 'l‘hursday, go on to Mr. Archi- bald McDongald'e. Nine-mile Creek. Thence on Friday, cross to Mr. Writ. Rosa's, and stand from 12 till 3. Thence go on to Mr. Alexander McLean's,
on Creek. Thence return home on ilie Trycn
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He will on the following week go on the New Glasgow Road, and stand at Mr. Christopher Bull- tnan’e. Thence on to Mr. Dickineon's, New Glasgow. Tliericc on to Cavendish. Thence return on tho Glut:-vow ltoad, as for as Mr. John Clark's. Thence on Tliursdny return homes! the Subscriber's Stiibles, Old York Iiiver lload. And in Charlotte- town on Saturday, once a fortnight. at the Stables of Mr. Jonathan Collings, and alternately once a fort- night to the above named places for the season.
This Ilorse stands I65 hands high, and is of a handsome grey color, with remarkable good action, and his stock very much admired through the Island.
Tsnase ——I5l. for the season; the money to be paid the first time of servi g.
JOHN S'l‘(ICK.\IAN, April 8, I356. Old York River Road.
New Importations. BRUSHES in great variety, Spirit levcls assorted sizes, do. with plutiib and side light, Bench screvis, (Birch and \Vulnul) 2s 6d to -Is (id each.
my life, although I am irrorc than sixty years of age. Yours, respectfully, N. A1'iu.‘\vru. Newark, N. J., Dec. 19,1847. Gn.i.:A'i' cults: or Livicit coMrr..titv1' or TEN Yl-:AR:<t' BTANDING. New York, January 9th, I848. Dr. Halsey-—Detir Sir,——Having taken your Forest \Vine and l'ills to remove I1 disease oftlie Liver frotrr
. which I have suffered severely for upwards of tort
years; and having adhered closely to the directions which accompany the medicines. I have recovered my health, srothvritbstandin all who knew me thought my case incurable. revious to taking the \Vine and Pills, I had recourse to llio best riietlicn
treatment, but continued to grow worse to an alarm-
ing degree. Some of my friends spoke desparsgingly
ofiny case, and tried to persuade ine freiii triaking
- ii-e ofany advertised remedies; iindl doubt not, that
there at-'e‘hnndreds who are dissuaded frotn taking your excellent medicines in consequence of the de- ception and iiiefliciency of many advertised reinediua put forth‘by anprincipled tnen in flaming advertise- ments. But,whrit a pity it is, that the deception used b others should be the means of dissuading many abouring under disease from mrikirrgltrial and .belng'cured' by your excellent remedies. Iuinanely speaking. they have saved my life; when I com- nieneetlitiaking use ofthem, I was in a wretched condition, but began to experience their good effects in less than three days; and in six weeks from the time lrpurcliased the tncdicines, to~llie great surprise
of all in friends, I was entirely cured, and had in- creased fteen pounds in weight, having taken one box of Ills’ Pills. rind two bottlcsofthe wine. Would to God thnt every poor sufferer would avail himself of the same remedies, ours. &c ‘ J sane ivuitvoos nssounsus
Are diseases of the mind as well as of the body, usually brought on by trpltlilclg ‘ Iillcllorr and are most common to persons of sheets constitutions and sensitive niinda. Low spirite,melancholy.fright- f\ildreains,and fearful unticipations of evil front the sliglitestcaurree, generally accompany nervousdisor- der. The Forest Wine and Pills are an energetic remedy in these complaints.
Extract of a letter from Mr. Joseph C. Paulding. dated '
-I Wis.-rots.
PHILADILPIIIA, September 7th. I348. Mr. G. W. Haeley—-Dear Sir:-—Your Forest Wine and Pills have cared my.vrife. of e dteadfulnervoue disorder with which she has been affected for many years. Her body was almost wasted away. e was frequently disturbed in her sleep by frightful dreams, I\I\I'lIIGl1IlI§'qIIlIO 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 Wins. alida box of the Pills, she is new in perfect hr.-riltli. She has re- gained her flesh and color, and enjoys society as well as over.
O =-
J. C. P ULDINO.
Dr. llriviil Marcia. a celebrated practitioner of New York, declared publicly that one bottle of Hal- ar-y‘.~a I-‘orerit Wine contained more virtue than fifty of the large bottles of Saisapttrilla. Messrs. S' S. Lain mean Co., one of the largest and most respectable
"' druzggiete in spasms. in a letter, tiny: " From what
they have heard and seen of Ilalsey'a Forest Wine
IRON. Axes. Hatchr.-ts and Ilanrriiers assorted, Superior Mnrtice Locks, at prices front Is 9d to
20s enclr. Mortise Latches, low priced Rim Locks and Latch Locks, Store Door l.ocke with 2 keys. ll good article, Glass, Porcelain. Mineral and Argillo door knobs, Electra Plated Drop Escutclicens, Screws, a lar e lot, Excelsior Screw Auger Bins. sizes from 3-16 to l inch ‘ Chisels. all sizes, Screw Wrenches, Hand and Bench Vices, Oil Stones. Turleey nnd Ilindoetiiii, &c., lately received from the Uniltd States. and for lIl_t!,Dy IIASZARD 81. OWEN.
Oct. 24, pass.
Car-ding Machines. etc
‘7l‘HI.'. Subscribers offer for Sale Carding Machines,
Machine Cards, Crank Plate, Cleaners, Wool Plclsere. Power '.l"reeua'tl Machinery on a new con} struction. Orders punctually attended to. Address John Merrice & Son, Sncltville, County of West- tnorland New Brunswick, or avid Stewart, Char-
Charlottetown,July 18, I855.
Coke! Coke! Coke! FOR SALE at the Gas Works, a quantity of very . superior Coke, at l2e. 0d per ctin ion. VVM. MURPHY, Manager.
en‘... lo, I856.
HE First Horticultural Show, for Flowers, and
Vegetables, will be‘held on, or about Tswna.
DAY, the l0th ofJuly next Further particulars will be seen in fringe advertisements.
oat.ei.r-:isn. so.-,.
.i. ' Committee Ronni, 21st April, 1856.
TEACHER WANTED, O!‘ the‘ first Class for the Ebenezer School, Let 24. PI’
’ '° ROBERT SEAMAN, ssitosi. moans.“
listens.
.Blood Horse " esr._annr.~- HE sbeve well known lions. Iuipoiyed by the Royal Agricultural Society, will e inure Cit once _a fortni ht, .[ ATURDAY] from ‘th_'s_ lOt May rnst..an will stsn_d'st the Stables -of ‘Ms, Guests: Saar-i-it, (|I'Gi|ls Farsi.) iiesrspstag
Park, for the season- JAMBS BYBNE8. North River, May 13, I856. '
Wanted to Charter, FOUR VESSELS. from 200 to 500 tons, to load with Timber and Deals at Gm-s Bum, to call at Cost: for- orders. Vmeels can take in Cargo from oil‘ the PIER. No port charges at the Harbor of shipment. Apply to- III-INJ. DAVIES. May aili. tens. Broker, Qaeea-at.