V‘ 1 IE '1' I I I. 
     
     New Iitvait'riair.—-Ssbsierise Ne ' ' it 1 
     
     The great invention of the day, the subuia- , 
     
     riae navigation of Dr. Payerne, is about to p 
     
     be put in practice at Cherbu , the coinpa- 4, 
     
     iiy purchasing the invention, aving volun- . 
     
     teerod to cleanse that harbor free of expense T 
     
     to the government. The secret consists in ' 
     
     the discovery of a means whereby artificial 
     
     air may be produced in sullicient quantity to 
     
     enable a crew of fourteen men to breathe 
     
     freely beneath the water for the space of 
     
     two hours. A curious experiment has been 
     
     already made at Marseilles, where Dr. Pay- 
     
     erne, in company with three sailors, went 
     
     to the bottom in presence of hundreds of 
     
     spectators and rose at a considerable dis- 
     
     tance and climbed the port holes of a man- 
     
     of-war without being perceived by the crew. 
     
     Many experiments are about to be tried of 
     
     the eficacy of this novel means of attack. 
     
     A submarine tleet of small boats, each to 
     
     contain a crew of twenty men, is already 
     
     talked of as bei about to be organized for 
     
     the Black Sea. t seems that no intimation 
     
     whatever is given, by the slightest radio on 
     
     the aiirface, of the approach of one of these 
     
     vessels. The apparatus invented by Dr- 
     
     Payerne enables the wearer, moreover, to 
     
     move about with perfect case at the bottom 
     
     of the sea, and great anticipations are form- 
     
     ed of the immense benefit to be derived in 
     
     ‘submarine history from the adoption of this 
     
     new method of becoming acquainted with 
     
     the hitherto unknown mystery of ocean‘ 
     
     Dr. Walter, of Pitsburg, has removedthe 
     
     main bone in the leg of a boy of I5 years old, 
     
     from the knee to the ankle. The patient is 
     
     doing well, and the doctor has the utmost 
     
     confidence that a new bone will form rind 
     
     the shape and length of the leg be preserv- 
     
     ed. In that case this will be it triumph of 
     
     surgery in privitte practice such as is scl- 
     
    
   
   
    
     HASZARD‘S GAZETTE. JULY 8. 
     
    
   
   
    
     A CARD. 
     
    

    
     THE Subscriber begs leave to iiiforiii the Public. 
     
     generally that he has eoisiuteticed business as. a 
     
    

    
     commission Iereliaat and Auctioneer. 
     
     At the corner ofaueeii hi Sydney Streets. and 
     
     hopes liy proiiiptiie-is and punctuality to merit ii altar» 
     
    
   
   
    
     of their patronage. 
     
     Al{'I‘l".\lAS (I. Sl.\l.\IS. 
     
     E‘ CAIII advanced upon articles left for Auc- 
     
     tioa. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Greal G(rii',_g_-‘r slrret. 
     
     Spring Iniportattons for 1854. 
     
     I-ZCI-‘.lVl~'.D at this llsiablisliiiieiit. a large pro 
     
     Iioii of the general S'l'UI?K of BRITISII M ‘Ill- 
     
     CIIAN IIISI". for the present Seasuii—I3orisisting of- 
     
     Ladies’ Visitas, .'\laiitles. Parasols. Silks. Saline. 
     
     French Di.-laiiies. and Printed llarages, .\Insliii tucked 
     
     Dresses; Ribbons, a Clltllctl aioioitriient; Silk and 
     
     Fancy Bonnets; Dress Cape in great variety; zi large 
     
     assortment. of Dress Goods, Gloves. llosiery, Haber- 
     
     u ' Prints: Cottiins: Muslin and Lace Window 
     
     Ai.so, Broad Clnilis; Csssinien-ii; 
     
     Dang...’ Vegfmgg, and other iintleiiiils tII_IIeIIl'.I 
     
     wear; Carpets. Ila-arth llugs. Stair CsI'[|l‘l|l|ig. Ull 
     
     floor Cloth; (fiiitaiii Dainaslu, (ient'i- I’aris Ilats; 
     
     Ladies’ Gt. CllIltIl‘l!l|'I Roots and Shows; iiigi-Iltei‘ ' 
     
     ii large Stock ofstnpln t3(i0l).~‘, all of uliich will be 
     
     disposed of on the must moderate teriiiii, by 
     
     IIENRY ll.-\S’I..~\RD. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     “ Joint," from Load 
     
    
   
   
    
     MOLASSES 
     
     I"I:‘.W Pnnclicons of P0ll.'I'0 
     
     SE3; prime nriicle; for Sale. 
     
     I0 Clients pririie CONGOII TBA. 
     
     5 Boxes '1' 
     
     I Crislt COD OIL, 
     
     50 Boxes SU.\ I’, 
     
     20 Tins BLACK l’.~\I.\"l‘. 
     
     JAMES N. llA'iIl|S. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     June 8th. aw 
     
    
   
   
    
     World's Fair 
     
    

    
     PRIZE MEDAL SOAPSI 
     
    

    
     TIII’. IlIGlII".S'l‘ I'RI'Z\lII.'.\I 
     
     D’ HAS DEICN iiwiirdetl by the 
     
     llIccliiiiiic‘s iir, Iloslon; 
     
     American Institute. New 
     
     and IVorlil's I".iir, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     dom or never reported from the hospitals. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Isrnuarcs or Minn on Disr:ass—It 
     
     would seem as if the study of certain dis- 
     
     eases sometimes favored their real or ima- 
     
     ginary developernent. Laeunnec died of 
     
     phthieis, and Corvisart of disease ofthe 
     
     heart. When the celebrated Professor 
     
     Frank was preparing his lectures at Pavia, 
     
     on disease of the heart, his own heart be- 
     
    
   
   
    
     came so disturbed that he was obliged to, 
     
    
   
   
    
     rest for a while. Rumour says that no less 
     
     than five of the Professors in one of the 
     
     medical colleges have unjustly suspected 
     
     their hearts. Medical students, exhausted 
     
     by a winter session, are apt to be special 
     
     subjects of real or imaginary irregularity 
     
     of the heart' A young friend attended our 
     
     lectures last winter, on diseases of the 
     
     chest, felt an unusual knocking of his heart 
     
     alter ascending the long college stairs, and 
     
     required several examinations to satisfy him 
     
     that there was no danger. 
     
    

    
     Cuiuous IxroitiirarioN.—-The Cliiiuu 
     
     Repository says that criminals are some- 
     
     ’ iinished by making them into a can- 
     
     dle.-— he convict is wound around with 
     
     cotton, saturated with tallow, and then dip- 
     
     ped until he presents the appearance of a 
     
     gigantic candle , when he is taken and after 
     
     being " stood tip” on his father's grave, is 
     
     lighted. 
     
    

    
     One of the most convenient new inventi- 
     
     ons is the speaking tube of gutta percha. 
     
     In London an experiment was tried with a 
     
     tube seven miles in length, and it was en- 
     
     tirely successful. A tone was played at the 
     
     same time, which ave great amusement to 
     
     the bystanders. his tube is now intro- 
     
     duced into many of our first class dwellings, 
     
     &c.; and as alarm whistles are fixed to the 
     
     apparatus no doubt their introduction will 
     
     become general. 
     
    

    
     More than two thousand of the chiefs 
     
     and leading men among the ejpoots in 
     
     India, with the English commissioner, re- 
     
     cently met in Punjauh to adopt tneasures 
     
     for utting an end to the evil of female in- 
     
     fanticide, which prevails among them to a 
     
    

    
     rest extent. 'I'he proposition was received, 
     
    

    
     y general consent, with acclamatioas that 
     
     no one should be allowed to continue the 
     
     custom. 
     
    

    
     Ono DIIICTIONI on Ls1"rsits.——\Ve learn 
     
     from the “ Durham Advertiser, ” that the- 
     
     following curious direction was found on a 
     
    
   
   
    
     letter lately consigned to the post oflico.—- J 
     
    
   
   
    
     “ John Todd Has a wooden leg, and lives 
     
     somewhere about Bitchburu, nigh Crook. 
     
     Find him out postman.” It is added that 
     
     the postman did find him out, wooden le 
     
     included. In another post otlice, aletter 
     
     was posted for “John Smith" with a “wood- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ! and by retail; COP‘ BE, RICE. PILOT BREAD, 
     
    
   
   
    
     I';ilace ; to BECK 
     
     0., oslori, ./llau., for 
     
     the best Toilet Sou ii. Creams 
     
     and Perfumery. eck 8; Co 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Toilet Soaps unequalled and 
     
     of the highest and most admir- 
     
     ed perfumes- 
     
    

    
     Cytherian Cream of Soap, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     for Ladies. 
     
     anarision Shaving Cream. 
     
     Panariston Shaving Rolls. for Travellers conve- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Military Shaving Soap. 
     
     Highly perfumed Brown \Vindsor. 
     
     White Windsor and Toilet Cake Soap 
     
    
   
   
    
     supply hourly expected per ' 
     
     ll. 
     
    
   
   
    
     itico .\lt'il.AS- 
     
     And 
     
    
   
   
    
     manufacture every variety of 
     
    
   
   
    
     CARD. 
     
     ’ ‘III: Subscriber begs res ctfully to inform his 
     
     1 friends and the public. it 
     
     busineas as Auctioneer and Coiiiiiiission Mercluiit, 
     
     and trusts by punctuality iind attention, to merit a 
     
    

    
     -liars of public pairniinge. 
     
     \Vll.l.l.-\.\| DOIID. 
     
     Auction ILOIIIII, .\lniartloii‘e Buildings, Qussiit Square, 
     
     June 5th, I$.'iI. l ltw 
     
    

    
     WILLIAM HEARD 
     
     iuis aaceivsn 
     
     l)El{ SllIl' "JUIIN" and °‘PKINCE1‘0N," 
     
     _ direct from lingland. A LARGE‘. S'l‘O(‘-K OI‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Clitirlotieloitti. 23d June, I554. 
     
     Farm Servants 
     
    
   
   
    
     To 
     
     .A\N'I'l‘ZD save 
     
     stainl fainting «oak and the care 0 
     
     Eiiquire at George '1‘. Hsszard‘s Book Store. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     the hits coniiiit-need; 
     
    
   
   
    
     ml steady single men. 'who undor- 0003501! - 
     
     , of some of the best ofsiich class of co-operative, 
     
    
   
   
    
     rnoonauarton 
     
     ‘I'll I 
     
     Good Peopldl Sr r. tr. 1. 
     
    
   
   
    
     IIUBAIILY there is riotit fiiiiiilv in your Province 
     
     Iiut \\'llttI some men ere ’ it are more or less 
     
     alliiclod liy lluiiiiiuis or Chronic: Afleclioiis. .-\s a 
     
     rt-iiied_v for ilieiioi various complaints, there are ltlIIIIF- 
     
     toita pro-pnriitioiis lirtiu into the iitarlit-I. but all 
     
     oftlii-iii of little or no good. lint theirs is it discovery ‘ 
     
     which has recently been made in clietnical analysis‘ 
     
     that is it-omlarful In its operation. I has been In 
     
     enough tried and we have pruofsiitlicii-nl to satisfy j 
     
     —nll from men holding the ltighc.-st otlices the people ’ 
     
     of the United States can givo—-ilnti the iiiedierne 
     
     will do just what it is recoiiiinaudeil. It is not: roa 
     
     llriarri-err’: Va'.ni:'raui.u ’l'irrcttras:. ’I‘lie nie- 
     
     dicine is compounded from the Vegetable Kingdom; 
     
     and may be used by any person without injurious 
     
     lly it wise choice and combination 
     
    
   
   
    
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     For the raplil Cure of , 
     
     corciis. coi.iis, iioiiisi-zitizss, 
     
     IIIONI'llI‘I‘lS.lI'lIo0PING-t‘0llGll, 
     
     CBOIYP. ASTIIMA. AND 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     etniple remedies, it fully reaches all the essential 
     
     organs of the human system and there it has proved . 
     
    
   
   
    
     To Painters and Carpenters. 
     
     TOW LANDING front the Bri oliri front Lon- 
     
     ,- don, boiled and raw Lina (Iil. llsbbaclts 
     
     ‘I'ateiit izine Paint, ltriers, Putty, 811:. Also 
     
    

    
     inch to 
     
    
   
   
    
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     JA .\lI".S Ill-ZSBIIISA I’. 
     
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     ‘hand, \Viiidtiw t-‘ls-s, cut Nails from I 3.5 
     
     inches. For Sale by I 
     
     illlllt Juli.-, ll!-5‘. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Farm for Sale or to Let. 
     
     7 HF. Suliscriber otlers for Sale or to Let, by l’ri- 
     
     vate I.'uIill'M.'l.. that valuable Leasehold l"ariii 
     
     known by the name olthe rd House, situated in 
     
     the thriving Settlement of Bay Fortune, ’l'owiisliip 
     
     No. 58: it runlttllts 851; acres of l.and,aboiit 60 
     
     acres of wliicli are ulieiired; iliere is It gt spring 
     
     of writer on it. about 50 yards from the ram]. ']'orrm 
     
     of Lease (uni.-x irsd) 362 years; rant about Sid 
     
     the purchase money iiniv remain 
     
     on Security on t i: Fariii; iiiiiiiediate possession 
     
     given. I-‘or further particulars, apply to 
     
     llI".I'\lAN J. I’. I‘t‘.Rl.lZZlCI\'. 
     
     Cliiirlottetown, March I5, I834. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Thirty Lots of Land for Sale. 
     
    

    
     lllilll-‘. will be otlerod in June next, for sale by 
     
    

    
     the Subscriber, at Suiiimeiside, about 30 
     
     building lots, part of which is within a few hundred 
     
     feet of the Wharf at that place. and others. within 
     
     from IE to 20 Chains, pan of ' are water 
     
     Lois. "Iitffllll made easy. and further notice of sale 
     
    
   
   
    
     to be given, 
     
     J. WI'IA'l‘llF.I{Il\', 
     
     May, I2ih I854. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Freehold Form for Sale. 
     
    

    
     ‘IIE Subscriber olfers for sale it freehold farm 
     
     at [log River, there is a new House and Barn 
     
    

    
     on the premises, a fresh water spring running through 
     
     the middle, and a Creek on the baclt side ofihe farm, 
     
     the farm is about 1 mile below Dog River Bridge, 
     
    
   
   
    
     and is half clear. 
     
     DONALD l.lVINGS'I‘ON. 
     
     Lot 3|, Dog River April llsi, I854. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. Paitington's Toilet l'lorip. 'I‘liis beautiful 
     
     TOILPII‘ SOAP. possessing in its ' ' the 
     
     combined virtues of the vegetable king 
     
    

    
     uiif and peifunie, is by permission dedicat 
     
     .Irs artingtoii by her obd‘t servt‘s. 
     
     ostnii, January. I95-I,. Ilock & C0. 
     
     .5 re Partiulon to the Proprietors. 
     
    

    
     Gentlemen :— The education of your beautiful 
     
     I and llsgraai soap to me, as it mark ofa steam, is very 
     
     1 pleasant. From my experience in roots and herbs, 
     
    

    
     in forty years that I have made soap, linust say 
     
     } that I never made any halfas good and I will recom- 
     
     V mend it to my young freinds all over the world for 
     
     I their tviiliglit tables. 
     
    
   
   
    
     dotiitn cleanse, 
     
     to 
     
    
   
   
    
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     her 
     
     Rirrit >1 PARTINGTON. 
     
     Boston, Jaa.. 1854. mark. 
     
    
   
   
    
     i.so. 
     
    

    
     l Extract Prrfimm for His Hrindkercln'ef—whicli, 
     
     ifor delicacy of fragrance and lasting odor. are pro- 
     
     no ed by Chemists and those who havstested 
     
    

    
     - them to be superior to the best imported article. 
     
     Purified 0:-Murrow It'll’! Er. If Roumary,- 
     
     lfor preserving and dressing the Hair. This article 
     
     . is so repared as not to become rancid, and is free 
     
    
   
   
    
     i after being put on the hair front III. di-agrerible odor. . 
     
    
   
   
    
     For preserving the Hair, restoring it where bald 
     
     lplaces appear, and causing it to retain beauty and 
     
     ustrs to old age- 
     
    

    
     r. JIdarn‘.i Colcasiinri Airibro.--An article that 
     
     has gained a reputation by the really excellent qua- 
     
     lities it possesses for the purposes iiiten ed. 
     
    

    
     Particular care is taken in PREPARATIONS 
     
     FOR TIIF. 'l‘EETH. lixperieitce has proved that 
     
     the most efiicricious to remove the iinimalcultr from 
     
     the Teeth is a parts chemically prepared in soup- 
     
     and to inset the wants of those who prefer clean 
     
     teeth and firm Gains, is their Suporiary Toolli Parts 
     
     an article that has acliived the highest enconiums 
     
     from scientific Dentists and Ph illcfllll. 
     
    

    
     Also Cooking Extracts, or flavoring Pnetrys, 
     
     Iellys, etc, etc, tvliicli will be found pure in their 
     
     compound, and such as will suit the taste of the most 
     
     delicate. Also—Bostoii Chemical Wrulitng Pow- 
     
     der-adinired because it makes washing easy and 
     
     plot-soot. 
     
    

    
     D. Taylor. jun. 61. Co. 25 Ilanover street. Ilostoii. 
     
     General Agents. 
     
    

    
     Agents for Prince Edward Island, M. W. Sltiiv Nari 
     
     Aiso, sold by W. R. \VA'rsoiv. June 28. (int 
     
     UST imported, per Native Lass and Esther from 
     
    

    
     Boston, a choice selection of AMERICAN 
     
     GOODS, consisting o 
     
     SUGAR in hhds., barrels, and by retail; 
     
     Cnvsiisn SUGAR: 
     
    

    
     Superior Suuchon TEA, in chests, half cheats, 
     
    
   
   
    
     in Barrels. and by retail ; Crackers, Vinegar, Mus- 
     
     tsrd,Pepper, Table Salt, Soda, Sslerstas, Soap. 
     
    
   
   
    
     on head" the postman did not find him out, 
     
     The number implicated was great and not 
     
     one would acce the description, so that 
     
     the letter was absorbed by the "dead de- 
     
     pertinent." 
     
    
   
   
    
     Candles, Starch. Burning Fluid, Matches, Tobacco, 
     
     Cigars, Blackirig, die. 
     
     COJVFECTIOJVJR Y, NUTS, CHEESE. dr. 
     
    
   
   
    
     “('0 an LET, 
     
     .4/id potsrrtiori git-en on the lit August. 
     
     A NEW IIOUSI-I in Gralloii Street, iidjoiiiing the 
     
     Subscriber's Store. The house will e 'a 
     
     three separate apertinents. each apartment comprising 
     
     iri-g name. and a Cellar. Application to be 
     
     made to the Subscriber. 
     
    

    
     W. B. DAWSON. 
     
    
   
   
    
     June 7th. Isl 6: Ad 
     
    
   
   
    
     5 FOR SALE. 
     
    

    
     I TIIA'f valuable plot of GROUND at the head of 
     
     i Prince Street. formerly the site of the lisptiet 
     
     Chapel, fronting I00 feet on Boston Street. and I04 
     
     on l pper Prince Street. It is one of the most desir- 
     
     able situutions in the suburbs for a gentleman's resi- 
     
     dence. or is capable of being divided into three good 
     
     building Late. For Terms, &c. apply to 
     
    

    
     W. H. POPE. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     HE Subscriber is now receiving, per Sir Alex- 
     
     omltr, I50 Packages IIRITISII MI".RCHAl\'- 
     
     'DlZE. the principal part of his Spring irnpoitatiour, 
     
     l consisting II - 
     
    

    
     3 cases ready made Clothing. 
     
     do. Hats and Caps 
     
     do. Straw Bonnets and Hats, 
     
     do. Ladies‘ dreu Materials, 
     
     do. Milliiiery, 
     
     do. tiloves—Dent. Allcroll It Co's., 
     
    
   
   
    
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     it-telfsoe eetuslly curative of ilie vi-iioi.i: aoirun mxsnnfllouv 
     
     of cliroiiic alli-.ciions. . Among the numerous discoveries Science has tnade 
     
     our mo m'mo.. bottles tau been “[4 5,. ii. Fin this generation to rsciliiiti_e the business or life- 
     
     ,,,,,-u, and mu ,1,”-.',._¢ mg 1...; flu gm,-,_ increase its enjoyment, and even prolong the term of 
     
     Three to five bottles is tvuiriinted to cure the worst llllflllll 0l|'l°n_¢°- ||°||0 fill! be Milled ol more real 
     
     ones of Rhaurrinliim value to mankind, than iliis contribution of Chemistry 
     
     Two houleu win ¢|,.,¢k [in wow 4-,”. of 1),,P,,,, to thp.HbeaIir(;g Art. Alvasttrisloifits vigtueds iltrough- 
     
     in outi is us countr . ins iovsn ie on s nabt,iliat 
     
     no medicine or comlhnatioii of modiitines yet known, 
     
     can so surely control and care the numerous varisiigg 
     
     Firm to eight bou of pulr_i‘;ona;;y disease :dI‘Il¢}l|l IttI\'I!dIIllIIQll0 swept from 
     
     st,-9/‘"1", our iiii stt ousan s it I ousan I every our. in. 
     
     ()iic to two bottles is guarrantsed to cure the worst ; ‘I994: 'l'9"° l‘ "OW “lmfidlm |‘9||""|_ '0 ltfiliovo I lie- 
     
     kiud or p.',,,p(u ¢,. ",4 pm-,._ medy has at length been found which can be relied 
     
     Two in ;|..-., |,.,u|" 3, wgmmud go cm, “H, on. to cure the iiiosfdnngcrous alfectioiis ofihe lungs. 
     
     wo,.i¢n..i_ ..f fling u/,-,,-,,,_ 0 r space here will iiot_peimit us to publish any 
     
     'l‘liree bottles are a certain remedy for the Piles. . l”'°l’°""’" “r ll“ "'9' “llllclfll I’! ll‘ "39- bl" WI 
     
     e bottles will cure the worst case ol oul. ' ""‘_“ld l"°'°"‘All‘° l:”ll°“"""|l i—“‘“l "}'Il_"‘|"‘ rlliflllfl 9"- 
     
     Tlin.-e to live bottles has never failed to cure the ‘l““'5 l“ '“I' '“°"'°"" “""""’v W "3 "9 fllltll 
     
     won, cue ,,f Lg“, C0,, - I)l\l0W‘IIlIlIt9d, \t'lll alwiiys be PIE-flltld to furnish fie 
     
     Five bottles will cure the worst cases of Cough, l‘IVI"-'''°'l'' ‘"9 I'll P‘"""'l“"v "ml "“l"‘l“""l‘l' P"‘°f °l 
     
     iesa s a enients. 
     
    
   
   
    
     'l‘lm-e bottles are warranted to cure ilie severest? 
     
     case of Eryn‘ this. I 
     
    
   
   
    
     let will cure ilie worst case of; 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Consuni tion, General Debility. Asthma, &,e., _ 
     
     A, ,, [gu,_u_, ".._mc,,“ ;, y,“ no .3 ,,,._ _ Ollice of 'I'rum-poriiiiioii, Laurens Ii. R., S. C.. 
     
     We could give hundreds ofrstises where the cures 3 Alli ‘I. I353- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' . C. Airirii. Dear Sir.—-.\ly little sort four years 
     
     old has just rr-rot-i-red from s M'\'l'l't' attack of malig- 
     
     , naiit Sr-arlet I"l!Vt‘I‘. his throat was rotten. and everv 
     
     3 person that visited him. prononncml him a dead child. 
     
     lllaviug used your Citniiiiv IICTOIIAI. iii Califor- 
     
     .§iii:i. in the winter of I8.’iti, for it severe attack of 
     
     .Bf0llt'.lIIlI§, with entire sueces. I was induced to try 
     
     - it on my little boy. I gave lilm a tea-spoon-ful every 
     
     l three hours, cotiiinencing in ihi- lIIOI'lIIlI“ pod by ten 
     
     tioii whicli run)‘ he paid to the safety and conveait-rice I owock m Nah“ I found 3 deemed chm" for "I. 
     
    
   
   
    
     I 
     
     of travellers Explosions vri'l take place bridges  "?"'-hrmflhyn me he W" “M0 to "H" 
     
     Wl"  '9“ °l’°“- 3"‘ 0"" "I" ‘llrllfl l"|Cl‘ 3‘ """'l-  Its use iitililiriiilliiirs named disease will save tiiaiiy 
     
     _ ‘ V ga_child froiu a premature grave. and relieve the an- 
     
     pauhioii. (';Ot!lI[‘|:I’IlQl°n;)u M rii\a_:|P. an h. . as 'xIl9l" ofniany a fond rt-iii.-—lfor all iifl‘t-ciionsufih. 
     
     "3": -in .):v”e *’fimu"i:n'°' hVr‘(:ke""°°'l‘i"';|b‘: '°b:m';. l‘hroiit and l.u_rigs, I believe II the Inert medicine 
     
     Mai.“ 8”‘. . I - extant. dd .F.lItlg of the der,-pr-.iit gratitude, prniiipts 
     
     The ' Mexican Mustang Linlntent. 'iIi.I'ld'iil- dii:.'.i-'.'-'3 yiiivuiliiie "i.'.i"TvIi'ii.i°i.i.3"i.i'i" 
     
     Upon such occasions, is invaluable! The won- been in another )W'0lI(I. y . 
     
     derful GWCCII 0.‘ Ill l00IIIllI' llld  pl’0|'IOI’Ilt5l I am you", with ‘fern fggpgcl. 
     
     have induced maay,_ who have tried it, to ways 1, D, P0w|~;|,|,_ Supt, '1'.-,-..,._, L, n_n_ 
     
     t.‘i:l|I'l'_\ ii bottle of it with them when they are travel- “Mk Hm. (smmne, Co") N. J" Jul 1" ‘S52. 
     
     Dr. J. C Ax Ira,--Since your medicine ins become 
     
     known here. it has a greater demand than any other 
     
     , 'lr-ere. Old Sores. Neuralgis. Toothache. Eur- ;F:'::IY;£':':|;V9':}l’:: ;‘oltI".h0 It ishsppken of I: 
     
     iiebe. die. Spiivin. Ring-bone, Sr-ratches, i, -m‘ I Hm“ or ‘am: cu" yh Th“ b° ‘,1’ "" 
     
     Cracked lleels, Chafcs. Gtllll, &c..on llorur and ' ,--, -. 0, , much roxhwa 00:, 3:.” '3,’ an 
     
     other animals. It is external in its application. and r’ 0 " l n 0° " 5 ' ' 0"" 
     
     e OUAIAITII it to cure Pll)lAtllIl‘l‘I.Y in 
     
     every case for which we recointne ‘ 
     
     Many Physicians use it because I 
     
     upon it—so can their iienis. 
     
     armors Livery-stable II’ rs. 
     
     Say they wini. have it. and will not he satisfied 
     
     without it. after giving it a fair trial. Therefore we 
     
     say to travellers upon highways and by-ways are 
     
     the Mustang Liaiisent ! s becomeao thorough- 
     
     lv introduced throughout the United States. British 
     
     oesessioris. and West ladies. that it is almost im- 
     
     possible to step oh‘ the cars at an Station without 
     
     beholding the gay banner of the “ as . 
     
     The prices are as fo|lorvs:—25 costs. 60 cents, and 
     
    
   
   
    
     weroiruly wonderful. but we request all iogei a 
     
    

    
     patiiplilet and read the liiimlri-do of certificates of its 
     
    

    
     Prire I3! .00 per bottle. 
     
     General Agent for I’. IE. I.. IV. IL WATSON. 
     
    

    
     Sold also by M. W. SKINNER. 
     
    

    
     IT has become an t-striblislicd fact that accidents 
     
     will happen iiotwithstnntling the care and atten- 
     
    
   
   
    
     l 
     
    
   
   
    
     M‘ Notice to Travellers. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ig. 
     
     I'-‘reqaent tests have proven it to be etlieacious in 
     
     curin Rheumatism, Piles, Sciofulous diseases, Can- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ain glivin my customers the tvortli of their money. 
     
     and fee gratified in seeing the benefit it eonfr-.rs.in 
     
     Please send me it further supply, and believe 
     
     Yours, ivitli respect, 
     
     JOHN C. \VHITLOCI(. 
     
     y number ofeertificates can be sent you, 
     
    
   
   
    
     ll. 
     
     hey can depend 
     
    
   
   
    
     Almost an 
     
    

    
     if you wiii ' 
     
     Windsor, C. W., June 28, I852. 
     
    

    
     J. C. Aves. tlir: This may certify that Ihave 
     
     used your Ciiaaav Pncronar. for upward 
     
     vear; and ii is my sincere belief that lshould have 
     
     been in my grave ere this time ifl had not. It has 
     
     cured ms ofa dangerous atfeetiou of the lungs, and I 
     
     do not overstate my convictions when I tell you it is 
     
    
   
   
    
     .2‘ ".2 '.'::..°:’..::":."°':r.: '.'.':°:-.‘:':::.*.'; ----= --,,-_;;-,,,-,-, M ,,,,, 
     
     three times as lsr e as the 50 cent size, so that the ’ J‘ "‘ 
     
     hr ’ homo. "0 C “Pan. D. A. McC LLIN. Attorney at Law. 
     
     _ TAYLOR’ jam & co" ,5 Hum," gun,‘ Wilksbarre.Pa..SegIember 28, I850. 
     
     [;,,.u,,,_ (},..,,,,| A De. J. C. Avert. My dear ir,—Your medicine 
     
    
   
   
    
     is much approved of by those who have used it here. 
     
     _Iud its composition is such as to insure and maintain 
     
     its reputation. lnvaiiably recommend it for pulmo. 
     
     nary allections, as do many of our principal physi 
     
     ciaus. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ents. 
     
     A eat for I’. I‘I.Island,‘M. W. Sxiruraa, and 
     
     soldiy dealers generally. Gm 
     
    
   
   
    
     MINIATURES! LIKBNESSES. 
     
    

    
     Ill-I Subscriber has just received a liarideonie 
     
     . stock of Plates and Cases gold and plated Lock- 
     
     ets sud Broaches for Likeriesses. done by top or 
     
    
   
   
    
     I am your friend. 
     
     CHAS. STIIEATER, M. D. 
     
     PREPARED BY J. C. AYER, CIIIIMIST, 
     
    
   
   
    
     -I&I—-ssunsdfienjg 
     
    
   
   
    
     .0 
     
     . Habeadashery. 
     
     do. Silks and llibbous. 
     
     Callooe, 
     
     do. While Cslieoes, 
     
    

    
     2 do. Crirpetings. 
     
    

    
     2 do. Oil I-‘loor Cloths. 
     
    

    
     I do. Cloths and Drills, 
     
    

    
     00 boxes Liverpool p, 
     
    

    
     24 chests Cori o Tea. 
     
    

    
     22 packages sinie, 
     
    

    
     do. Sundries. 
     
    

    
     'I‘lie above, with his Stock on hand, comprises one 
     
     of the best aseortrnents in Town, and will be sold at 
     
     extremely low prices for cash. 
     
    

    
     DANIEL DAVIES. 
     
    

    
     Queen Square, I2th May, IBM. 
     
    
   
   
    
     DR. HlLI.COA'l‘. M. R. C. 8., England, can be 
     
     consulted art the various branches of his profes- 
     
     sion. from It s. iii.. t . m., at his residence 
     
     Keppoch House. late the property ofJasr:s Duri- 
     
     caiv, Du. lsl 4 
     
    
   
   
    
     "6Ai7'Ff(T1<'rf 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cotton Warp, Printed Cottons, striped and un- 
     
     bleached do., sheeting. bediick. &.c.; Ladies‘ and 
     
     Gent's. India Rubber Iloots and Shoes; India Rubber 
     
     Coats. Oil Suits. Cotton-wick. Larnp-wicks, Fluid 
     
    
   
   
    
     Gina, rite cacusarrsn PiirsiciiN.— 
     
     When Galen, the celebrated physician, but 
     
     atheisitically inclined, had anatomized the 
     
    

    
     uman y, and carefully surveyed the 
     
     frame of it, viewed the fitness and usefulness 
     
     of every part of it, and the many several 
     
     intentions of every littie vein, bone and 
     
     muscle, and the beauty of the whole he fell 
     
    
   
   
    
     Scythee, Saeaths, Hay-rakes, Hay-forks, Spades, 
     
     Shovels, Hoes. Garden do 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lamps, Glass Lanterns. CHAIRS wiili cane seats 
     
     and wood do., in great variety of pattern; Axu, 
     
    
   
   
    
     into a ng of devotion, and wrote a hymn d R sh“ h ‘R21. Whi:lelaad tglsin 00IoIul'-- 
     
     ' s, t rea , inc. an b . 
     
     ‘ '° 5" "'“°" N wii.t.utir time wigs.“ 
     
     Ohsrloustewii. Jase lltli. Ills. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘HE Subscriber having lately purchased the Kc 
     
    

    
     Estate. situate at the East side of to 
     
     entrance of Charlottetown Ilerbosr. hereby sautioiis 
     
     all persons against cutting or carrying sway wood, 
     
     hauling Seaweed from oil" the shore, or trespsssin iii 
     
     any manner on the premises, as if they do so, t ey 
     
     wt 
     
    
   
   
    
     MILL, sitnate at Blsclt River. in the Settlement 
     
     Brackley Point. The Stream of Water is sufiicieut 
     
     to ' 
     
    

    
     erected near the Mill. For rticuliirs, enquire of APP"°l"i"'° “"""‘d' 
     
    
   
   
    
     side light. 
     
     Ailzomaifirst rdais Osman. for sale, with instructions Po, “,0 by LUWEM" MASS’ 
     
     in I also . 
     
     ° w. c. iiosss. "- ”"°”"',§:}_‘_';,f‘A“’:_-,; 
     
     ‘ "'“‘ " ’ And by 
     
    

    
     TURNIP3. Mr. Lnsusi. Owair. Georgi-town, 
     
    

    
     ' III} ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY " I-Inwaan Gore‘, Grand River, 
     
    
   
   
    
     olfsr the following ‘Premiums. to be cosipeted Enwaun Nxnnrtau. St, Peter's Bay. 
     
    
   
   
    
     for in Queen's Coangy t is seasoa. via: “ J. J. Friassia, St. Eleanor’s, 
     
     For the best acre of wade Turaipo. £1 0 0 " Guoaoa Wicoiirroiv, Craps . 
     
     Id do do I I0 0 " Jae. L. Ilonssarr, 
     
     so do do 2 0 0 " War. Donn. Bedsque, 
     
     4th do do I I0 0 " Janus Pinouon, New London. 
     
     oih do do I 0 0 
     
     l <1 0- I-‘OR SAL 
     
    
   
   
    
     ED 
     
     ACRES of land on Township No. 5| 
     
    
   
   
    
     Gti do 0 o I 
     
     Should the most successful competitor have_been a I 
     
     having a front of 20 Chains on Montague 
     
    
   
   
    
     winner of a First Prize on suygprevioue occasion. ;  
     
     will receive, instead of the may Prise, a Silver Riy.f_ 
     
    

    
     Medal, with suitable inscription; and the money for 
     
     the int Prize will be awarded to the next successful 
     
     corpfititor, and so on to the end of ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     800 Acres on l.ot No B. embracing the West 
     
     Point of the Island - 
     
     I00 No 
     
    
   
   
    
     "W l”l- _ cure on Township . 80. 
     
     will be held in the Royalty of George- 
     
    
   
   
    
     INDUBTRIAI. snow p. 1,, N _ 
     
     Clisrlottetowu in November, at which the usual gofinfl? 0 "8 m 
     
     "In WI" I-0 Inn 0'“ - Town Lot No. or in the iii. haadred of Lots in 
     
     I - '. A 
     
     C. STEWART. Secretary. chumuwwn "I, ‘O 
     
    
   
   
    
     WILLIAM I-‘ORGAN. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Committee Room. Id llley, I854- 
     
     MIII III!‘ 3010 Auctto 
     
    
   
   
    
     N the Premises, on Tiiuasnav. the 21 July. 
     
     Io‘eloeh. an excellent Site for a GIlIS‘l‘y 
     
    
   
   
    
     of _ 
     
     N 
     
    
   
   
    
     Feb. ‘lth, ISM. 
     
    
   
   
    
     '*"‘§'1fi§§‘T't")'tI"1§I‘)tTf.___" 
     
     AND MACHINE SHOP. 
     
    

    
     B H’. 0. H038. 
     
     OW open in Great George Street, on the old 
     
     Stand. Old Copper and llrass bought. Au 
     
    
   
   
    
     drive a number of Stones. ood Kiln has been 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mits. M.\l.COLM SHAW. ; 31-118. I814. V_ __ 
     
    
   
   
    
     be procecuted to the utmost ii or of the law. 
     
     H.  IIILLCOAT. 
     
     Charlottetown. 2lst June. Isllw ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     HOMAS MANN. TAIIDR. (Late of Upper 
     
     Quart Street.) to inform his nsnrerous 
     
     friends that he has just I-ZMOVED his Business to 
     
     the House lately occupied by Mas. Ween, la Pow- 
     
     rrar. Brass-r. next door to Ili. Dsdd’s Brisk 
     
    
   
   
    
     lwrti 
     
     :he Subscriber's w‘ own, on the eight of Iltli June 
     
     Ii. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘cm-i‘ Es: ciriiiii «T Carriages! 
     
    

    
     HE Igppnfiqigngim {t.e:y:fn¢l;ny Wm iii: Satbscrilier. aunt. for .paet_fsvors, takes 
     
    

    
     on -in"  --='-.*v-t°v--u°- -- *"'.'.- ........"“.'.3'.’§“.u'.""'.‘il.‘.°..Z."'§I.'l' .'2'.1..'.‘1?i"".2.' 6.'.'2'.‘.'32 
     
    

    
     he discovery o t cl. who b_iolie maliciously. mm". In‘ ,,,"I'bg "g ,0 j-.,,.,',,j, c.,,;,,":; of 
     
     II 
     
    
   
   
    
     eecnpt _ 
     
     paiietaaliiy and good worlinierieliip. to me a 
     
    
   
   
    
     JOHN GAIVII. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ev ' ion. at the shortest notice; a 
     
     I 
     
     |.I. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Grange Hesse. West River. July tst. " °' "N" ’“'°""' yon" “mu 
     
    
   
   
    
     talie pleasure in selling it, becausel know tliatl .