-..... s;\4 ...... LU is...... your ti-uit trees from top to bottom. If you cannot find any thing more convenient, a. weak lye made of wood ashes will be good. There will not be so much danger of injuring the trees before the buds start by this preparation. A lye made by a pound of potash to two gallons of water makes a good wash. There are, however, two better preparations than these above mentioned. The first is a Solution of carbonate of soda, commonly called sol soda, and the second is a suds made of whale oil soap. e have used the soda, and like it better than the lye ofashes or potash. It is now used a good deal in what are called washing fluids, and the dealers can affo to let you have it cheaper than potash. Put a pound into two gallons of water, and apply it with a swab. We have never seen any damage done by it. It will lice the bark reen, and it kills the moss, which instantly changes colour on touching it, and in time scales off. Sometimes ap- ple trees, especially young trees, become plastered over with a. species of scales, looking like a minute muscle shell, which stick very closely to the bark. They are the covering to an e g ofa minute fly, that lays them there, and they are injurious to the growth ol the tree. Soft soap smeared over them will destroy them. Dr. Norris recommends two parts of soap, eight parts of water, and lime enough to make a white wash, which he would apply with a brush. This may be applied any time.-—E.tchange paper.

Dtsnsc or Siiuur——Soiu'. Mon-rii. This is supposed by some to be caused by the sheep cat- ing, in the winter season, noxious weeds, for it is that period of the year generally that they are the moat subject to it. A correspondent of the Cultivator thus speaks concerning it : “ it gone- rally commenced in one corner of the mouth, and spread over both li a, and the lips swelled to the thickness of a man s hand. flock consisted of about three hundred, and in the space of three weeks about forty died of this distemper, and not one had recovered. By this time, at least one half of the remainder of the flock were attacked currod to me that tar would be as likely as any- thing to give relief. I accordingly had my sheep all brought together. and filled their mouths, and daubod on to their lips all that could be made to stick ; and, to my surprise, it effected an immedi- ate cure. Ilost but two or three after this, sad

_ one were nearly dead when lands the applica- tion. In a few days every sheep was well. ' The writer, a few years since, had a few of his _shcop aflbctcd in a similar way, and insomuch as it was confined to but one flock, he attributed it to irritating weeds out with the hay. The appli- cation of tar to their mouths was made, as de- sc ' s which utfectcd an immediate cure. Iiog's lard and sulphur will also cure the disorder.

Tnu_ I_Iuissut.i.uu'r Anouussr—3' Butt must get a living,” says tho rurnsollsr. Very well, my our Ill’, we wish to have you do so; but for your own sale as wall as that of the community, we want you to do It in some decent manner, and not by dotuoruliuing and destroying your neighbours. Ono would times suppose. to hear the liquor dealer talk, that his getting " a living" ust be paramount to every other consideration, when the fact is. it would be far better for the community tohsvc him get “ a dying” than to continue in his uofsrious trafic. Tho p'rstc might also o ‘ must got a living; ' tho gamb- ler, tho mock suctionoor und piclrpocltst inight ac rooooho this explanation, but the true response would bo, “ Got a living by all means but do it In some honest business which shall bonolt your neighbour while it supports you That the rum truflc does not dothis is universally ackuowlodgsd. Why not then place it in the sums category and undsr the ruins law with other occu stgouo which oporato to tho injury of com- I

5.

Wttt'u.—-‘fliers has boou an increase in tho oououirt of wine. Last year, in Grbut Britain, the consumption was 6,297,-

_ and in Iroiand 63,839 gallons; tyltllst in iii.

rocodiu , your the ccnsum tscu won, as &'uot Britain, 6,822,838 gall:

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. R. R.

int do the Sick Require? .9 who il.'ui|i.—-If sick, if rulfering the tor stain, or afilicted with long lllnsn._l-l|°lll- )n.u||[ no and most frevent desire is to he and cuter of the distrcsain ailment. lllfll ‘i this principle the R.R.R. lh‘-MEDIE3 ‘"9

Instant Relief froui Pain. Qllfik CI!" 07 , Speedy Restoration in Health, is the great on which the R.R.R. Theory ll WNW‘

'..R.R. REMIDIES uro worthy of the age. tantly relieve the bed-ridden from the uiost ing pains, and quickly free the nlllicted from obstinate and serious inalatlies. infusing new 'igor in the shattered and bruised body, and ch uiember and organ of the human system

wer.

nRll:IIlIEDIES consist of RADWAY'S RELIEF. RADWAY‘S RENOVA'l‘lNG 'ENT, and RADWAY‘S REGULATORS. VAY'S READY RELIEF is for the instant he rufl'ercr from pain, and _tc. check and progress of diseases ; to disinlect animal, a, und infectious poisons, tliuot protecting uses it uguiust all poisonciisinfecllon from ll, and from sudden attacks of Cholera. PM- ihi Fever, Fever and Agne, 61.6. l-lllewilo for um and radical removal ofull pains and dis-

hs Joints, Litnbs, Nerves, . . at action is to remove the pain, (hence Ill -s in Neutttlgic cuses ;) its second. 10 ffillllf , as in the case of a cut, or wo|IMl- "ll"! I6 ttppltcd alter the first little nmsriing is pain is extinguished, and the work of.repa- ow coiniiieuces. But if the Relief is not there ure many chances to one that the pain tinue, and an inllamiitiou be set up, endin- u simple incised wound we have intiuniation io to contend with. Beside, its direct power in, the Ready Relief is the most clfectuul and nnt“countcrirritnnt"tliat is known to the

ld

r . -re be a congestion or heaping up of the blood piirticular_ part, occasioning pain and throat- lnnution crdiseiiso, as Sore I‘hrcat. Lnmbngot s in the loins, Plcurntic congestion &.e. the will be found the most invuluublc curative. j _ _ lying it over the adjacent parts. the blood is drawn away from the affected parts, the cotigellion dissipated und the pain removed at once. Lot any one who may doubt this but make the trial. Now, these two properties, its power over pain and its " counter irritant " render it the most valuable reme- dy for Diarrhuaa ; and although not an astringent in the popular meaning of the term, yet it stops the pain and arrests the discharge of the most frightful Diurrhcos or Cliclern in a short time. DISINI"ECTAN'I‘.

RADWAY'S RI-‘.ADY RELIEF is the most safe and powerful disinfectant in the \vorld—as such, it is a most effectual euro and positive preventative of

FEVER AND AGUE.

So with other favors and all malarious diseases. Ten or twenty drops, taken internally, in a little water will protect the system against any attacks from infectious and malurious poisons.

U A.

whether Typhoid or Bilious, RADWAY’S READY

ELIEF‘, given internally, and applied over the sur- face ofthe body, and the bowels regulated and kept soluble with RADWAY’S REGULATOR, the put- cnt will soon be out of dun er, and speedily restored to health. If the R.R.R. emedica are given, the will save the life of the patient.

RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT is the second of the R'R.R. Remedies. It is for the cnrc of old Chronic Diseases that have been lingering in the system for years.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL AI-‘I-‘LICTED WITH CHRONIC DISEASES.

For the present, then, let us ass to the considera- ion of the RESOLVENT, the second of the three R.R.R. Medicines.

RADWAY‘S RENOVATING RES0l.VF.N'l‘ is for the cure of Chronic Diseases. of inflammation that is Kept alight on lire by some sustaining cause: for the Chemists tell us that inliammiation is a slow con- cealed combustion. And this cause is a deposit result- ing from the inflammation whilst it is in an active or acute condition, for all disease is at one time acute before it becomes chronic. If a person has Chronic Rheumatism, it is the result of a deposit in the fibrous issue surrounding joints; if a person is Scrofulour, use deposits olten show themselves in small lum under the chin and along the neck ; if he have a Con- sum tion or Chronic Cough. there is tuberculous mat- ter dbpooitcd in the lungs ; it‘ Bronchitis, it takes place

the Bmnchial tubes : if Syphilis, it occurs in every tissue and organ in the who c system, lor that disease a res nothing. Now to cure these diseases, these

hronic intlammations, (for it is this in every case.) it is manifest that the diseased deposits must be first removed, the rustuinin cause be taken away, and that the impure blood o altered in its condition and rendered pure and healthy.

t omss necessary, then. that the sbsorbunts be active and the blood be purified. We therefore want a medicine that will act on the s nts and stimulate them into action, and at the some time purif the blood. Medicines that depend merely on puri yiug the blood alone will scarcely ever cure Chronic diseases : to ensure success tho must at first have the power to stimulate the shoe cuts, and re- move tho diseased deposits. The action ; of tlic

ESOLVENT is directed tirst to the absorbsntr, stimulating them into action , and second to the which it dcpurstes b its action ovor tho glands, the liver, pancreas. ki usys &c., which are the sewers that nature has ostnblishsd for purif ing tho blood. You will, after this description, we ’ the name we have given totbs soccnd of the . R. R. REMEDIES 0|" ENOVATING RESOLVENT. It resolves uws ' deposits; it purifies the blood and reuovates the system. umors are re- movsd and discussed by its oporstlou: Chronic Swel- lings srs dissipated; Nodes are solloncd and melted away. The most loathsome Skin diseases disappear under its action; Scrofulous constitutions are soon amended, and tho disease ehcckod when ever it liss uttactcd ‘the system. Syphilis, with all its horrible train of concomitsnts, hore tit-ids a certain and iufsli- blc cure; and Consumption too, oltimos finds its mus- tsr—Consumption, that prevalent and lamentable disease of the lun , that is so well known to you all, from its fatal an almost -helpless character, and the havoc it produces among the young, the most gifted and the most bountiful of the human race. crssptng over our vitals with an insidious yet awlbl cortslnt , sud ccnsigning to an early and rcuisturc are to

of victims. 'IPubsrculur (rnsuru

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of Scrcfula—it is u Scrofulu deposit, on inflstnation of the lung structure, and could be so rcudll carod as say o u diocaso—ouch sol! hots. Hip Com lulnt, or White Swsllin —if it was not for he isr structuro and action o tho lungs in which it takes place.

The lungs expand and contract during svory rs. syirstion: u rum tho moment the firot breath of life lsdrawn. until the lust gsttursl sigh passes from tho dying invalid, u novor ' t tlioir rt. It will roudll dificuiit mastboforsu lcoroftholaugr to haul, whsro_it is ooutinuuly kopt irritated by tlis set of

i

VI’.N'l‘ is to Chronic ; It resolves away the and diseased deposit ; it puriflou the blood and I I0- novuteu the system

0. I We now r nest the reader's attention to ttisthird of the R.R.R. EMEDIES. ‘ RAI)\\’AY'rI REGIILATORS. Every pill taker should examine the lltooriy which the ttl-‘.t.‘ttt..\'l‘0ltS are founded; may one “who tsltau pills," will find RADWAY'S RE -' ULA'l‘UltS the most ‘pleasant and ulstor of the Liver, Bowels, Ki usys, and other organs of the 'tIl0IIl in use

We have hitherto been treating ofdlsosses or in- llaintiiutioti in ill some or chronic stats, and ill rem- edier;ilie RELIIII". in one hand and tho RESOL- VEN'I‘ on the other. We now pass to tho consider- atioii of that state of the rystsui iniuisdintely“proocsd- iug disease or inflammation, viz : iutti'rA'ricu.' 'l‘o allay irritation of the nervous system. and remove its etli-ctr wherever it exists, and to aid the RELIEF or ltlL~3UL\'EN’l‘ in treatment of inflammation, are the chief purposes of the REGULATORS

II t how iii nervous irritation the cause ofdissssm I Because the glands ofths system are controlod by the brain and nervous centers, and what irritates the brain causes irregularities of the glands ; and when the gliinds refuse to do their work, the foreign matter which it is their dut to retrieve, is Isl! in ths_ blood. and increases ulren-.I{y eristin irriutious. The glands urc sewers of the s stem u are composed chiefly of the Liver, the Ki no r, the Pancreas, the Sslivur Glands, and those c the skin and intestinal cans . Now, it regular and lionmt action of those organs are indispensable to keeping the blood in a pure and us- tural state. If we give you isou instead of food to out you can easily uuderstunsotlist the blood will be- corruptod by ii.und disssscd action will follow ;und it will be just us surely corrupted if the glands do not abstract tlis worn out materials from it Again if the kidneys be intcrforod within their ac- tion, from any irritation whatsoever, why then we have the salts of the urine, the poisonous urea, circula- ting in the blood, producing headaches, coma, drow- siness. die. And. last and most important of all, if any irritat- in causes interfere with the operation oft at great In ratory the Liver, behold the disastrous sflbcts! The bile, instead of passing into the intestines to aid them in their movements, (for the bile is Nature's purgutivo) is left to circulate in the blood : the bowels, therefore become inactive and the carbuni- ferous bilo (for carbon or charcoal is the chief com- ponent of bile) circulating in the blood is the cause

the carbon in the blood meeting with the oxygen as it passes through the lungs is slowly consumed, _nnd ives out a superubundance of eat, and this is

over.

RADWAY’S REGULATORS induce a healthy regularity of glandlular action No. Ccstivencss o Dys- pepsia or Indigestion, or Pains in the Side, cr Liver, Complnintor mine in the idnoys will trouble you if RADWAY’S REGULATORS are taken: and we polillvcly assure all who are ntilicted with these dis- treusing complaints that RADWAY’S REGULA- TORS will cure them

R.R.R. Rl".hlI'ZDII-IS are suited to the treatment and unaided will cure most of “tbc ills that flesh is heir to." 'I‘lio sanguinury practice of the lanes, the cupping glass, and leeches, they entirely dispense witli,.und banish forever the pernicious use of that baneful drug, calomel ‘

If you be sick, we advise you to resort at once to the lt.R.R. RE.VIF.l)II".S, as the most prom t in their action, the most sure and etfectual of rem in

Instance ofdiscases prevented, cfro id euros, and almost miraculous recoveries we can urnish you the certificates and credentials without number.

But these may be obtained without merit as well as wiili ii, and. without knowing tbs circumstance prove nothing to your min .

’I'lie R.R.R. Remedies are for sale by drug ists everywhere. Persons desirous of learning more 0 our

l£.\ll’.l)II‘.rl, are referred to our FAMILY FRIEND u Monthly paper. A copy will be sent frcc ofchurge, to who will send in their names and ad-

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‘iii, 4, I854. I62 Fulton street, (up stsiiir) N.Y.

The Laws of Prince Edward Island FROM I173 to l8ul,botli years inclusive-2 vol- Ro til vo., with a co ions Index; published under an Act of the Colonial gislature, and are- fully revised and consolidated, by Commissioners appointed for the purpose, may be had at the Book- storcc G. T. IIASZARD.

Twelvetrees Brothers’ Soap Powder an entirely new invention.) 13 the cheapest, safest, best, and most effectual article for all washing purposes,a packet of which is equal to ten Pcnnyworth of Soup!

The saving of Time and Labour is so asto- nishingly grcat, that a W E ‘ S W A S H can be accomplished BEFORE BREAKFAST —no rubbing being required.

This wonderful Article is MORE SERVICEA- BLE THAN SOAP, asit produces a better and much quicker lather, and is adapted for urposcs for dwhich Soap cannot bcssfely or c cctually

so

It will not injure the hands, or the most delicate material; but whilst it is incomparable for perma- nently whitcning Linens, &c., after they have become disccloured by age, or injured by bad washin , ‘ ' also unsnrpsssable ' ing the colors of I-‘LANNELS, BLANKETS, 00 LENS, Cotoituu PRINTS, MUSLIN and LAC E. For Sale b GEO. T. HASZARD, ueen8quaro-

APOTEEOARET HALL. The Old Eltabllshod

HOUSE, 1810. CIIARLO'l'I‘II'I‘0WN, JANUARY, 1088. '.l.'. DESBRISAY & Oc. HAVE just received, per lato arrivals from Lon-

don, Dublin. United Stator uud Hullux. their Supplies for the Season, comprising, in vrholo, an

. Ertsnsios and Varied .drsor-tstsstqf

DRUGS dz CIIEHICAIS, PERFUKIRY,

Brushes, Combs, Soups, and other Toilot rsquisitos; Paints, Oils, Colours, and Dys Stufl'o' Fruks, Spica, Confectionery, Ilodicttod and other ; wl all the Patent Msdichcs in is, sad o other article usually kept utsimilar bllohurciits In Croat Britain (Su .dpolksrurt'a' Hull Jaoorttur.) Tbs whole-of which the can wit oonfldoacc rcocniluoud to the public, and, quality ho considered, at as low, ifpktlowcr priess,thuatboyoan bo prongs] hfio run or. on ,

The New London

“ PARROT,

WILL stand for tho Sssson, com-

rnsnclng on the lot May at Mul- Bsmit's Cross

9 O W N ‘I [‘fl'rootcwa, and South est un; Q! or 'o,Bsdqus Igna- Bamy 'I‘r.sqwoduIo, CnFfl;mu tho surssitm’ is Crook, at Ilnlisst Menus, on tho West River, and at the North ltivor, up Anderson's Road. 8 Hrs. Todd's; at Ilioliard BsgIul‘u on tho Mulpoquo loud. round by low Ghsgcw, Grand River, New London; mil nsfiuot Dsocsn Ilclatyro'r. South West Iivsr. Tbs Ilovss wtttatru ouob Iisitsu case a fortnight, mhlug sis rousb Is the lesson. JAIH IIILI. . x . ,

Ar-assist‘ sat!

Horse ”

oftho fevers of the system. The superabuudanco of 34

Boys! Agricultural Society. C.l!'1'IoE SHOW FOR IS“. THE %t.7l!BN‘8 COUNTY cA'I'I‘!.E SHOW.

will hold In Ohsrlottotowa. on Wednesday. Iotlt Soptouibor, IBM. PREUIUJIS. For the boot Fintiro Blood Colt, fouled ' 5

in . £1 0 0 For the second best do do I 0 0 " o , do n 0 I0 0 " best Blood Filly, do I I0 0 Id do do do I 0 0 " 8d do do do 0 10 0 “ best Entire Colt for Agricultural purposes. 35, 3 0 0 For the second best do do I 0 0 “ 21! do 0 do 0 I0 0 " beat Filly, do do I I0 0 " 2d do do do I 0 0 “ dd do do do 0 I0 0 CA TTL E. For the best Bull, dropped since the Int Januar , I852, I 0 0 For the so bcs do do I I 0 " N do do do I 0 0 “ dthdo do do 0 I0 0 “ boot Bull. cfuny a:s, I I0 0 “ 2d do o do I 0 0 “ Sd do do do 0 I0 0 " best Cow, giving milk, ofsny age, I I0 0 “ 2d do do do I 0 0 “ Id do do do 0 I0 0 " best Heifer, dropped sinco Ist January, I852, I I0 0 “ M do do do I 0 0 " 8d do do do 0 I0 0 SHEEP. Best ii of 8 Ewo Tags, of Leicester brood, I 0 0 2d 5: do do I 0 0 3d do do do 0 I0 0 Best Ram under 3 years old (Lambs excluded , I 0 0 Second best do do I 0 0 3d 0 do do 0 I0 0 Best Ram Lamb, I I0 0 2d do I 0 0 do 0 I0 0 PIG 8. Best Sow, having reared a litter this loosen, I I0 0 2d do do b I 0 0 8d do do do 0 IO 0 Best Ilour, ' I I0 0 cl I 0 0 0

do 0 I0 At the Cattle Show in Charlottetown. the follow- ing Premiurns. olfered by tho undcrmontiotiod gentle- men, will be awarded, vi: ; By Jud e Peters, £l for the best half-brad Go lows

y Bull.

By Mr. Wulkinshuw, £1 for the best yourling Ayrshire oifcr.

By Mr. Walkinshsw, £1 for the boot yosrly Heifer of any re .

By Mr.‘ J. D. Ilnszard, .CI for the best Poll Bull

of any ago By Mr. J. D. Hnusrd £1 for the best Poll Cow

cfsny ago.

By Mr. B. E. IVright, £1 for the best two year

old Heifer of Alderne breed.

All Cattle intended for Ex ibitiou must be entered at the Society's Depot on or before Saturday the Idth Se tembcr.

Regulations will be published in a future adver- tirenient.

The same amount of Premiums will be given, to be com cted for at siut Elccnor's. in Prince County, and at I?‘iulay'r, Cross Roads, in King‘: County ; the time of holding the Shows to be determined by the local Committees in each County.

By Order, CHARLES STEWART, Soc’y. Committee Room, May 3, I854.

The following letter from the celebrated Dr. Jliasus C. Anna, gives the honest sirlo oftho Noo- trum question. Since the Public will use these reme- dies we wish for the oaks? of sutfsriug humanity there won more of them like his Cherry Pcclorul und Cutliurtic pills. which requires no socrccyto