H_A$ZgtRD’S.. .GA.ZE1'lI‘TE.;_J,ULY ,1... 
     
    
   
   
    
     _, G-rent English Be_xnedy,l__ 
     
     The most vslupble Sorinwsnd Summgriuodioilo 
     
     - . lo the , orld; , , ' 
     
     A _ - Dr. Hulseyfls .; 
     
     ‘.. F..oR.::s'r WINE! 
     
    
   
   
    
     l“atrom':.sd by the .N'obs'lily and Jledltalt'Facalty . 
     
    
   
   
    
     - of Ertglund. rind esteemed the most extra- 
     
    

    
     dinary Medicine in Ills -.-. 9rld.' ‘ 
     
     "Medicine containing molasses or I' norice, like the 
     
     boasted Snrsspnrillas, ruquiru sunny rge to 
     
     wtdnce the sligltteat.¢hattgo in 
     
    

    
     inn is altogether a ditferent article. It contains I! 
     
     gimp’ to give it musiteuey. but acquires its excellent 
     
     flavorund powerful medicinal properties from the 
     
     vegetable plants ofwhich it is composed. ' he I’ 
     
     rest Wino combines the virtues of the . 
     
     vnnn cHI:Itnv. naxntutou, \'n.t.ow Docx, 
     
    

    
     AND IARIAPARILLA, 
     
     with other valuable plants whose properties are all 
     
     most elfeclive. ' 
     
    

    
     Its high couct-ntralion ru-ml:-rs it one of the most 
     
     eflictcnt nu.-dicine-1 now in u~t:. Soumtiut-Is loss than 
     
     3 single butllo restores the livv_;~.-rim; pttlltml from 
     
     wt-ttktttzss, debility. and sioltxtt-u, t 9 .~"t‘ my nml vigo- 
     
     rous ltoztltlt. livrry dos‘-. shew-4 its good effects on 
     
     the C.\tt§lll|l1iUlt,tIlltllIlIpr(Wc'llllt‘ ~4t:itte t-fllte hr IIIII. 
     
     The l"orost \Vino is l‘t'Cl.'tl|lllt'f\tlt:.l, in the strongest 
     
     terms. for all t'.llllIl)l‘.|.l-‘-H of the :a‘to.trtch. Liv»-r, lind- 
     
     ueys, .\'t-rvons I)l~'0l‘wI-Ti, "Iilw .. .\lI'.-otions, Ilropsy. 
     
     Dy.-p~.p.~i.t. Loss of .\,.petito, .l-'-‘-l'ldlCl‘, I“ottr.tle Com- 
     
     plaints. Set‘:-l'.tl:t, iIlI|I .tll llisnrtl -rs tlflshtg from Iian 
     
     31.001) and impure habit oftlm systetu. 
     
    

    
     s.\vr:u rttoat DEATH. 
     
     'l‘estitnony ol' t\lr. .\'at|..m M.-ttltews, a ltigltly res- 
     
     [tcctuhle and wcatltlty citizen ol'Nt:\v:tt '. J. 
     
    

    
     Dr. U. W. lI:Il<r-)’:-—I believe your Forest \\'ino 
     
     and Pills lllt\‘0 Il‘.‘l'l| the means of §:t\'llI‘_' my lilo. 
     
     bvlteu I ('tltIl‘.llt.'lll"fll l‘tl(llI,l them I hid at this point 
     
     ofdtaatlt wizlt d.op.-y , ptlu :1'.ltl -tlllllltn. .‘-l_~.' l’lt_\ -i- 
     
     cian lrtd j_v,t\.~;u me up as p...-t cure. ntul my f.ttnil_\ 
     
     had lostull lnpt:-t of my fl'1!.l\l'l'y. \VlIil.: in titi.-: 
     
     dro.-it-ll'ul siluuttott, Hllll l"or-'~‘t '.Vtno :tn.l Pills l:\'l‘l't' 
     
     procured for tn<-. and In-l‘-Irv I In-I lI.lI\‘I‘I!lI the first 
     
     bottlo 0|‘ lilt‘. ‘Vin-* uml lmx «If Villa, | uxpnrigucml 
     
     great l'l.‘il.:l; my lwtI_\' n'l4I ltmlvs. \\'ltll‘lI Wt‘l8 greatly 
     
     swollen, h"t‘lIllIt: .~usnsiltly H!-Ill."l’lI. Hopes nf my 
     
     recovery ht--_;:tn now to reviu-, null ttf'vr l,‘t)lIll!Illil|,_{ 
     
    

    
     u use of your ntetliotnes for about It nu-ntlt. tlte 
     
     Piles and As-tltom were t‘fl1n|tl!lt'ly f‘lltt‘(I. ’l'he 
     
     Drops)’, Ihmugh which my lzfv was plan.-.l in such 
     
     grt-1t tlmg-:r. was ulso mvtrly gone. I lltI\'-3 r-mtr't- 
     
     nut-.l the use of_\ our lllt‘-lll)l'I -s uvtttl the I)lt,'.~‘l)!lI ‘I he. 
     
     and I now onjn_v us perl'<~t‘t lliftllll as l’\I‘l‘ l dnl in 
     
     my lift‘, l1lll|Jl.:‘gllIlllil mom Ill!‘-'1 sixty yo rs of age. 
     
    

    
     Yours, n?~'pcr‘lfully, 
     
     N. i“A'l‘l(l-2\V.-‘. 
     
    

    
     Newarlt, N .l., Doc. I9. l:~'.l7. 
     
    

    
     GREAT Cuzu‘. or LIVER COMl'l..AlN‘l‘ or TIN 
     
     X t-zatts’ s'rAN DING. 
     
     New York, Jntiary 9th. 1848. 
     
    

    
     Dr. lIaIsey—Dear Sir,—Having taken your Forest 
     
     Wine and Pills to remove a dilease of the Liver front 
     
     which I have sutfered severely for upwards of ten 
     
     years; and having adhered closely to the tllrecllulltt 
     
     which accompany the tnudicines. lhave recovered 
     
     my health, notltwithstnndtng’ all who knew the 
     
     thought tny case incurable. revious to taking the 
     
     Wine and Pills. I had recourse to the best medical 
     
     treatment. but continued to grow worse to an al:trtn- 
     
     in degree. Some of my lriends spoke dssparaginglv 
     
     of tnv case. and tried to persuade mo frotn tnulting 
     
     Joe of any advertised remedies‘. and I doubt not. that 
     
     there are hundreds who are dis.-undu-d front taking 
     
     your excellent tnodiotnes in r-on-o-quonce of the do- 
     
     eeptton and inefficiency of many advertised remedies 
     
     put forth by unprincipled men in flatning advertise- 
     
     tncnts. Ilut,what a pity it is, that the deception 
     
     used b others should be the tneans of diuuading 
     
     many abouring under disease from matting trial and 
     
     being cured by your excellent remedies. Ilumanely 
     
     speaking. they have sav my life; when I cum- 
     
     mencedmnking 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 I purchased the medicines, to the great surprise 
     
     of all my friends, I was entirely cured. and. had in- 
     
     creased fifteen pounds in weight. having taken one 
     
     box of the Pills, and two bottles ofthe wine. Wool 
     
     to God that every poor snlforer would avail himself 
     
     of the saute remedies, 
     
    
   
   
    
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     rs, . 
     
     Jaasus Wuxrorr. 
     
     xuavous ntsonnuns 
     
     Are diseases oftllo mind as well as of the body, 
     
     usually brought on by troubles and ulIIi-:limt, and are 
     
     most common to persona of delicate constitutions 
     
     and sensitive minds. Low spirits,melnnvholy.frigl-t- 
     
     ful dr--ants, and fearful nnticipntions oft-.vil hour the 
     
     slightest causes, genera y company asrvous dison 
     
     der. The Forest Wine and Pills are an energetic 
     
     remedy in these cotnplaiuts. V . 
     
     Extract of a letter from Jlr. Joseph C. Puultling, 
     
     ted , ' - - 
     
     PlltI.ADll.lHlA. Septeutborfltb. 1848. 
     
     Mr. G.W. Hssloy -Dear Sig:—Yonr Forest Wine 
     
     and Pills have cured my wife of a dreadful nervour 
     
     disorder with which she has been slfeotod for many 
     
     years. Hos body was almost ws away. She" 
     
     was frequently disturbed in her .sleap by, fr btful 
     
     dsusns. awakening quite exhausted and cover wit 
     
     spirstion. and at times laboring under the delusion 
     
     El. something drsadfsl was about to happen lobar‘ 
     
     By the use of four bottles of the Wine. and a box of 
     
     tlts‘I’ills. she 'I now in perfect health. She has rec 
     
     gained her lull and oelm, and enjoys society as well 
     
     as user. . 
     
     J. C. PAULDIIO. 
     
     Dr. David Marcia, a celebrated pgaotiflonsr of 
     
     New York, declared pnblicl that on ttle of Hul- 
     
     ssy‘s I-‘orust Wine more virtue than fifty of 
     
     the large bottles of lsrsupsrilla. Messrs. S. '84 Lump 
     
     tnssn Co.. one of the la ttaad most. rqtbotable 
     
     1| ists in Syracuse. in a etter.ssy: " I-‘rum what 
     
     fimrc heard and seen of Hsl.-ey'- Forest Wine 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ ‘* donbtodly bscomg 
     
     The I“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     health. The Forest. 
     
    
   
   
    
     it is an excellent and good medicine, and will no- 
     
     f W. dflluillsgtnodlcius of the da .’, 
     
    

    
     _ srest tne.is.put up iIN.'lur‘g.o robust es‘ 
     
     vvtth.Dr. Halesy’a name blown, in own, 31 yfi 
     
     A . or six bottles for $6; gfinrn-ccpted,Pil . 25 
     
     cents per box. Agents are authorised .to rats l. as 
     
     well as wholesale. on as favorable conditions as the 
     
    
   
   
    
     voplyietor, No. I6! Duane St corner of Hudson. N. 
     
     or . ' 
     
     ‘l _  R. WATSON, General Agent. 
     
     ' "C ' t V. 
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Naruau .ou.'rwt'r'rr.n!" 
     
     Dr. A_ntrobus’s' . . 
     
     Persian Hair Restorative 
     
     asp tum DYE. 
     
    
   
   
    
     to _l’tttrotuu_:o of the Princes of 
     
    
   
   
    
     Under the intmedia 
     
     Persia and India. 
     
    
   
   
    
     These articles are u-illmut dnu.‘/t the must ¢.rlruordi- 
     
     7l'lI‘y in their powers I't'EI‘ sub/niltml to (he Public, 
     
     and require [ml to la fI‘lC.’, IO be uppreciulcl. ud- 
     
     lltfffrf. and cun!t'v.'tun[. ‘ 
     
     'I'h-,- IiI'..“'I‘l ll 'l'I\'I'. sttoztgtlto-ns the hair and 
     
    

    
     [|I‘4‘Vt'lllIl it falling; otl'.tl'!vr .-ver_v other ttn-ans ltah: 
     
    

    
     In-,1.-n rt:~urt--tl to tx-t.-m.-t-:~-;—'f-.t;l_\' '. it cut:--4 l~,;.l.lu.,-_. 
     
    

    
     ,nd ".Yt‘ll|Fl :t n.t|uml Mill and in its use, Illtflfllls ul 
     
    

    
     pt?I"4"ll'4 of lmtli ~-'\I'l are llttltflali 1] to lI:t\‘in;'; u gut--i 
     
    

    
     ll-':t-'. of lI'tl' 'xt lln: [lft€."t'l|l IlI('tIl~€'lI. '~‘ -tilt-;'.c_\' i~' 
     
    

    
     the |‘«'l-ll'l3 undo tI![“Il 
     
    

    
     le--.2-,-tl to pr:-duco mt lI|'lIClt' to vqmtl it, either for 
     
     l>u.ttttil'_vi'I-,5 tlt~- ltunr'n hair in -rt-serving It to the 
     
     l.t'.¢-st pt-riot! uI'ltl'=-. For Iltu pm.lttt.‘tiun us \\'hiskt.'rs 
     
    

    
     l” '-l. \l*l‘ll ll", it i»: ittl'.tllt.’tiv'. 
     
     l'ltz- (l|l.lliilI'J of the ll‘tll{ l)\'l'. :Irt- l.It’l'ltlr‘lll_V 
     
    

    
     sap -nm to ;m_\. tltn._-_v of mu |\'IIlll ct--r tllit mph-it .;lllI 
     
    
   
   
    
     tlu: '.\ll-Ilt: .-'nrl"t--t- of tho itoetttl t-.-on ln- -‘luv -;--i into 
     
     ‘:|lII(l.~lll5Jll1l'JIl l:I:t':k or lirottn, \\l'lIlII 'i\-- tn|nutr_-4 
     
     after usin-g ll, at) as to defy \II'.I(‘l,llt‘A' 1 out the :rt';tt- 
     
     ¢-.-atconm t—t~ur. ‘.tl\ice by post g; Ill~ I-ll l4‘|'t ipt of 
     
    
   
   
    
     l'ost.t-_;-J .“l;ttn,.s. 
     
    
   
   
    
     :.m' the ultult‘ world is t~lt.tl- n 
     
    
   
   
    
     Prize Horse "VULOAN,”’ 
     
    

    
     .Th° Property of J. W. Cairns; 
     
     ‘ THE celebrated half-br_ Five year 
     
     , old S'l‘ALLl0N,sir¢d b the ' ’ 
     
     ported thorough bred lood 
     
     - " , A N. from u Columbus dam. 
     
     rand dam by oucesvalles—has tsltdn wo rizes 
     
     tom the Royal ‘ ricp turnl Society recent —ts ofa 
     
     dark brown. standing 18 bands, will stn dfiir the 
     
     season at the following places, viz :— " ' 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     Summerside, 
     
     llltscooclte to LyalI's. Lot I6. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ”“P9’9. on his wav back to St. eanur‘s; from 
     
     thence to 'I‘ownscnd"s Corner and Thomas Cnirns’s. 
     
     , ‘ On \Vedn_esduy, the 2d, will call at IIelIield's 
     
    

    
     I""B° "ml R0lI8I'l \V‘ull.‘u-.r"s, (stopping at the latter 
     
     place for two hours) on his way to Indian River and 
     
     .\lnlpequo, stopping at the stables of Mr. George Elli- 
     
     son llnlll I0 o'clock the next day. 
     
    

    
     On 'l‘hnrt-day, the 3d. will leave for Broen’s Forae, 
     
     at Durnley ,tht.-nee to Clnttlt.-s l)oyle‘s,at Park flu.-..:.-; 
     
     thence to l’illtnnn's New lmtdott, where he will re- 
     
     main until two o‘t'lot'lt on l"ridtty afternoon. when he 
     
     will cross .'licl.eotl‘s l"t-try, to (.'r:tlt:ttn‘s, sloppinrv at 
     
     (inorge .\IcK:t_v’s. l‘:Hl]|l|lt'.. all nip lit. 3 
     
    

    
     -"I|llm.l.'ty. the 5th, lt‘.'l\".‘:‘ .\lclim‘.s Irv .Itulltt~t[ou's 
     
     ‘vltlls, to .\IC:\Sl\'lll’r=, I'|‘t.tCt!l0\\n- lltuzil, tltt.-m.-e to 
     
     tvulow 'I'ttylor’s, l"tuezo\vn, rettmittitzg until the follow- 
     
     mg .\londu_v. 
     
    

    
     "\ Pu hltitttlaty, the 7th, will lawn: for John ‘»\’tigltt’s 
     
     "ttll,_ S. bl .. lllltl lftlyu Ill‘ l.'.‘4' lo .I(tIm \\'rigl|('_.t 
     
     l:.~|]lAlI'(‘., St-tullotvu, ‘»\llt'lt' hz: '.\ill l(‘lIllllll for the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Uu 'l'ut-.~t.l'.t_v. the 8th, will l.-:'.\‘e for .\l:. .\Iuit'- 
     
     lH~‘IHl'S. 'l'r_\on lloztd, on his. tvzty '.u Stutd_v‘s Mills, 
     
     stopping at ll'.trt.:tlius 'l'ro\\'.s‘t.l;tloe‘s. 
     
    

    
     (lit \\'ctlttL-sd.:_v , the {ill}. '.\ill lutve for (7r.'u\'fortl’s 
     
     Inn. and rt:t:;:tin Ilt-:r.: unttl lll|'t.'l.‘ o’t~lnt-it; and from 
     
     tlt--ttm: to Joint (.'l;tt‘k’.~'. t_‘:ape 'l'r;t\t-t‘:tt‘, whorl: he 
     
     will I't'lIlillll until one on 'l'ltur-d:t_\; and V\'l“'l.llCl| 
     
     i-‘it\‘l3 for .\lonkluy's, st.-ppittg at iluopt.-r’s Corner all 
     
     nt_gi'.t 
     
     !".ttl:t_\'. Iltlt, will lvztve IItmper‘s Cortterfttr Watc- 
     
     r.xt.tl‘s. by C atrifs .\lill.-t. tltruu_:.v,lt Wilttto‘. Creel; to 
     
    
   
   
    
     (.'crl]_/imlc I" an o :r of the are 4- -I ./ll»/irul .l!:n 
     
     ‘ I I I 
     
    
   
   
    
     tg/'.'-31: tluy. — It‘.:.r'! tl. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Copy of :I I.-‘tltr front Dr. .‘-l:'gt:=th, ll. 5-‘ f‘. S, 
     
     d:tt.«.tI Duke Sn.-at. .‘.doipltu I.t:l.(I(-II. the nth 
     
     .lll-ll ry, l.-.3 . 
     
    

    
     'l'o lln. .\.\"l‘Xt(tlll'*. 
     
     .\|r_-—I for I -~ I r 3-. I l'- I v ' ";-- \|lll|t'~ 
     
     nf;.t)ut 1‘-~:.:t . ‘V ‘l--'-. -. -t rtl 1-nil-.-I 
     
     ‘ho It -v- l.. --u lI'IIi"l.l~ ll n ....- I-.tI :1 llI.’I'l\"(‘.ll tho- 
     
     ll. ---I 5 t--vvttzrcivnhl ~ not: {it I -- .. ..-i ‘9! I. : and in l'.tt‘.l 
     
     it is owing to this .'.l‘lIL‘lr2 ..i'>“--.  ll llt l|lV of .ht‘m are 
     
     not Ll this i r wet‘. I! ului It‘ 0 r._-it"s Iv .t|tt ; tint: pull)‘ 
     
     I nmv l"RlIlI-"A Ill purl? lll --. -. 'm lr-Al lN:r‘II laid up 
     
    
   
   
    
     with-typltus l'.-\'--r: (u m- -t l---.«talil'u| young Ill(I_\‘.) 
     
     th. tlllflcli lmwc\'.-r left ho-r ttllltouglt us lit.-.tutifI:l its 
     
     tlVt.‘l' in the face. still with scarcely any lmir on her 
     
     ht.-.-td. Sho "It'll ovt.-ry thing uusucct-sst'ully, until I 
     
    
   
   
    
     il!"l2l.l§ (..':tirns's. son. 
     
     _'-2')“ The above routes will be continued Fort- 
     
    
   
   
    
     th..- lirootn oftho Uolutnbus \\lll be In .-tttettdttnce. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CALEB I’ULl.liY. tiruom. 
     
    
   
   
    
     l 
     
     l night r during the totttaintler oftitc season 
     
     i 
     
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     .—\prtl l'.l. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ; 7" 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Es 
     
    
   
   
    
     rt-commended her to use your Persian HuirRt-stora- 
     
     live. and in three tnonllts, she rt,-will possessed 
     
     some dark curling locks, as lmfore herillnsss, although 
     
     if possible. still lII0I‘I‘jI.'l. like, and fllll';ICIlVt‘. must 
     
     admit, although I have recommended it to hundreds 
     
     of room ‘both sexes, I have never found it fail. 
     
     and consider. that where tlteltnir is not past human 
     
     aid. our wonderful preparation will restore it to its 
     
     pflttlltle stats. 
     
    

    
     Your Hair Dye is the bestl have ever seen or 
     
     he.r-l of, and has been used among my private ac- 
     
     quaintances, with the tnost unbounded satisfaction. 
     
    

    
     ant. Sir, yours tnost truly. 
     
     (Signed) DENNIS MAGRATII. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Letter from Henry Vinson. Court Hair Drrsser 
     
     and Wig Maker, of 124. Leadsnhall Strut. 
     
     Lon 
     
    
   
   
    
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     To Dr. Asrrnouus. 
     
    

    
     Sir.——Your Hair Restorative is one of the great- 
     
     est blessings ever invented. Several oftny custtnmws 
     
     are quite enraptured with it. and consider it beyond 
     
     all praise. I cannot deny. but that it has appeared to 
     
     toe quite wonderful. the alteration it causes after 
     
     using it for a few weeks, it excels any thing of the 
     
     kind l ever used, causing a complelt-. metamorpltosis ; 
     
     giving the hair a natural curl, and oven entirely 
     
     hiding grey loclts. setting nature at defiance. 
     
    

    
     You may depend upon it, that it surpasses an 
     
     thing of the kind ever brought before the public, and 
     
     as to your Hair Dye. I can sell all you can send mo. 
     
     it is so unquestionably good. 
     
    

    
     I am. Sir. yours faithfully. 
     
     (Signed) llutvnv Vttvsorr. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Restorative is sold at In. 6-1.. 2s. 6d.. and 4s. 
     
     per Bmtle, Sterling. The Hair Dye 3s lid. and 7s. 
     
     pair omn. The larger sizes are a great saving. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Directions for use accompany each Bottle and Case. 
     
    
   
   
    
     [[7 Be particular In askfor Dr. .lutrnbus’s. or 
     
     you stay be imposed upon. 
     
    
   
   
    
     throughout tlmworld. and at Dr. Autrobus’s, Esta- 
     
     blishment, 2. Bryant Street. Strand. If any ‘dili- 
     
     culty arise in obtaining it, send one s stamps to 
     
     Dr. 'Antrobus's address. and it w’ l be‘l’orw_ardcd by 
     
     return of post... . - , , . 
     
    
   
   
    
     Stallion Horse “ Prince Edward,” 
     
     ‘ wtt.l. ' stsntl to. on season at 
     
     Cymbria s. Rustico. Attend- 
     
     ance_at the tables from 6 to 8 in 
     
     the mornlng; fiotn 1) to 2 at noon; . 
     
     from to 9 to the evening. ‘ ' 
     
    

    
     rince Edvrs took the Plrst Prise for Stallions at 
     
     the last Easter . ooutpetl with al ages and 
     
     all grades, as the bsndsornest Id most uselhl horse. 
     
     '1 uaus.—'l‘wsnty Shillings for the» season. psy- 
     
    

    
     sble on the lat JaIIary_neat. - 
     
    
   
   
    
     and 
     
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     Sold by all respectable Chemists and Pefffllllefl‘ ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     . fl 
     
    
   
   
    
     On Moaday.April30th_', will leave 'I‘homasCairns’s, ' 
     
     for St. I:lsanor’s, and pass through an 
     
    
   
   
    
     T“°|dl|y. the lat May. will leave for Mr. H. N. ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ’ Blood Horse “ SALADIN.” 
     
    

    
     '. \ tr:m:lduun;;tlte ettsuittg season, 
     
     at .‘lCQuil=:I-x‘.<. '1 load. rotn I2 to ' will 
     
     ’I‘uosd:ty, the lst May, will be at John .\lcl.enn’s, 
     
     then go through to Patrick Mc.linrra’s. Lot 29. 
     
     town. every Saturday. at the Wellington Inn Stables. 
     
    

    
     -\'l E B 
     
     I V THIS Horse, sired by old “Co. 
     
     M .. years old. has good autism, and is 
     
     Monday. May 7th. leaving the Subst:riber’s Stables, 
     
     remaining all night. On lttesday. to .\luboy’s for 
     
     bold l.ivingston’s, South Shore, rantainng all night. 
     
     2 hours;_thence to Ldrnund l.ooku's, Desnble. romain- 
     
     remaining until the following Monday. From thence 
     
     night. Returning to Wm Worth‘s on ll/edttesdny. 
     
     will be at Mr. George l"ottt'-r's, Charlottetown. 
     
     APOTHIlCARIBS’_ HALL. 
     
     - HOUSE, 
     
     ,_ouuonmmws;uxm mu. 
     
     ‘just received. par late arrivals from Lon- 
     
     nrise and Varied Jmrtmshqfi. ._ 
     
     Paints. Oils. Colours. mt nyssuatf-; Fmlu. Spica. 
     
     rticle usually kept at similar Establishments In Great 
     
     to tb public. and, tfqanlity be 
     
    
   
   
    
     'l‘lll". abuve_llt-rs.-., itnpotted by lh 
     
     ."' i once .1 I-0I’lnl"lll. Will leave 
     
     a; 
     
     thorn go to Donsltnw and remztizt for the (in 
     
     Dr-.“:tble, from I2 to 3; will then proceed to John 
     
     next day, (Friday). will be at 'l'hotnns_ Cumpbell’s, 
     
     YRNES. 
     
     North River, April 28d. 1855. 
     
     t.oasnus.” dam by Revenge, from 
     
     gentle in ditosition. Ho will travel for the season 
     
     Charlottetown Royalty, for l’_ve's Corner. remaining 
     
     I 
     
     two hours; thence to l{oss's, south side oflzllliot River, 
     
     rum thence on Thursday, to ohn .\lcl\innon’s, for 
     
     mg all night. Thence on Friday. to William Gardi- 
     
     to S. Leurd’s, Cape Traverse. remaining for 2 hours; 
     
     Thursday. to '.llc.\lurruy’s. and thence to David 
     
     Ill".NRY WORTH, Owner. 
     
     The Old Established 
     
     at r. Co. 
     
     HAVE _ 
     
     don. Dublin. United States and Halifax. their 
     
     DRUGS dz CHEMICAIS. PERFU YR 
     
     Confectionary. Medicated and other Lozenges; with 
     
     Britain (See .dpothecart'¢r' Hal} Jaurttssr.) The 
     
     I9 s 
     
     ifnotlowsr prloes,thantbeycanbe planned latte 
     
     mo 
     
    
   
   
    
     improvements and admmn 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mathematical Instruments. 
     
     Haszaan it owns an. mma ma. 4., 
     
     Illd offer fer‘Sals Insets at prices varyin from 
     
     is Ct! to fat. s eh. and also sepemely 1 urge 
     
     _assortment of Janus I’.Lav.x Is It. Son's. Patent 
     
     THE./ll/I _TIC.lL DRJ WLVG IJVSTR U. 
     
     -ME-N1“. Whtch are distinguished by the -foilowing 
     
     es’. - 
     
     lll~—Tho Joints are formed with plates of ltprd rolled 
     
     mflfll. 00! by machinery the required she ' reso 
     
     joints are stronger, more accurutuund worlt tnore 
     
     smoothly than the old cast joints. 
     
     d_3-_- The Compass legs are formed nf Tulicd; corn: 
     
     l"""'.'.' lightness. strength, nentness, and unifottnity 
     
     In ‘ho st .fip_uprr NHL I v . 
     
     376-_—'l‘lIe Dividers have all fine hard’ steel-*JVeedle 
     
     points, Instead of the three-square iron points for- 
     
     mer y use . 
     
     4lll.—-'l‘he Drawing pens are made of the finest tem- 
     
     P°_"‘d Sleels (Pfesse the required shape.) any 
     
     being hollow on the inner side, retain the ink bd 
     
     capillary attraction; enabling the Dntughtstnan to 
     
     (lf:lW‘lI line or broad line with the some ten. 
     
     -"1llI.—.'I llt'.§8 Il|Fll‘lJllll:Ili3 are more ltt::Ill_\.‘ puclttrd in 
     
     their cases; and are titted up with colt-urt-, palette, 
     
     and pl‘n(‘ll:l complo-te, nta considerably lower price 
     
     _!lv-'tn any hitherto made 
     
     .\ eat School Sets, very 
     
     corrtrt. 
     
    
   
   
    
     cheap, and (u'/ u'urr.’:r.Ied 
     
    
   
   
    
     uv ROYAL x.r:1'1~)-:Rs tIA'rt.N'r. 
     
     HYDnOMAGE., 
     
     on \\'A‘l‘!Zl'tl’llO0F A .'\"l‘I-C0.'\l:'l.')1P'r|Vj: 
     
     coax SOLES, 
     
     .\l.'tnuf:tctnretl by IlAM(‘.()Ul;'Z‘ Ba.-. PLEY 61. ('o., 
     
     '. , Ann Strtu-t, .\' \'., and at l.undon and 
     
     .\l.'.t-.t:ln Sill‘, lhtglttttd. 
     
    

    
     .7 Ill". IlYIlRl.I.\l ‘tfil-IN is u \'.'llllitl)It§ dismvery 
     
     or ;‘.ro'.t-<rtin~.( llw l'--rt from «ltn-p 1-I‘ m-Ll, and 
     
     tltert-for.» ll |Il’t'\l‘1lll\'tt t.l' tu.t:.y Lung dive ', !l'f_’h- 
     
     out any (.’ot'u:r[.u;: .'r-ft-tit-n".'. _...—.g._-n is 
     
    
   
   
    
     ,... .,.,.  
     
     t .. ~» 
     
     1- 2.. 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
     'l'iIt.* Il_\'.lI‘t 
     
     the farm '.'r7l sole, and tvorn inside the lltl(‘I or 
     
    
   
   
    
     in 
     
     .-tltmr. Its ;1tI".’."czz[3Iclt:;r;tcter is at powerful ttzttitlule 
     
     lo lll5t,'tl.\'r.‘. 
     
    
   
   
    
     For litatttlomen it will he found ttgret-ttltlt-, \\‘:It'm. 
     
     and llr‘iil'llly, to \Vt‘lll’ in ll.l‘ coldest or Hlllllt‘~! wen- 
     
     lu-r. as Int: font catnnot In.-Cutne out, if tl.e llydrotnth 
     
     gt,-it ts inst-tletl. 
     
    

    
     Ladies may wv:::r the !i:_zItt»-st ~-tiled l*~ou:,~ or 4.095 
     
    
   
   
    
     in the tuu.~t l2lCIt.'lItl‘l1I \\’ :‘.'lIt.‘I' still: lIl';‘f‘.lli'.\'l while 
     
     crmstltttplintt, so pre\'.'.lt:ttt -‘tllilrlfl llt.- young of our 
     
    
   
   
    
     country, ttt.'t_v he tlt*.v.'trttwl I-_\' gc;;¢.-.;.l;.d_..pfiun_ '[ hay 
     
     ('lllll‘(‘l_V .s'lI1)!'.*'.\'l‘.’[t" Ul.'(’I' iflt-CA‘. as the !.-.tl.'r (‘undo the 
     
     feet to perspiro in it very utzlu.-tltlzy mm an-r: ut.t‘., he- 
     
     sides, are not lllll!g‘.'l0|l:s‘ ttutr to p- tl: shit .t-: in icy 
     
     \ve;ttlt(:r, lilte Indi - rhlvln.-rt-. \l"l1ilt- the latter (::|u.~to 
     
     the feet to appear extra-ttttely latgt.-. the ilydtotnngcn ,. 
     
     being tttcrnly it t Illl :'Ill('t‘. oft-ml; prt-p.:rt.tl, pr-culiutly 
     
     placed ittside, does not incnsnse the size oftltt: boot, 
     
     or cause llx.-. foot to appear untidy. 
     
    

    
     To Cltildren. the-_\' are tsxtretnely \'L|lU.'|I)i9, as they 
     
     may cntrttgtg in exercise, with lzontlittrt and healthy ct‘- 
     
     fects. :"l'heir tsxpcttse l.~' so sing it as to source need 
     
     mention; besides those who patronisc them will find 
     
     their yearly doctor’s bill much tlim1':zz'sItet1 thereby. 
     
    

    
     As the llydroumgen is becoming more known, its 
     
     sole is increasing to an almost incredible extent. Last 
     
     year in Lo-.-don. Mztnehester. llirtnir-gltum, Livrrpool, 
     
     Glasgow. Leeds, Dublin, Paris, intwvrp, Hutnlmrgh, 
     
     and Berlin. our salt-s reached the almost incredible 
     
     number of l,73;!,-I50 pairs ofcork soles. This year 
     
     the number will for surpass that. 
     
    

    
     ;\ak the Faculty tln-ir opi» ion of their value as a. 
     
     preventive for C(ll.'(il!S, l.'Ol.l)S, BRONCHL 
     
     TIS, A:l'l‘ll.\IA. and C().'\'5'l.'llll"I‘lON. 
     
    

    
     ‘s sizt.-, pt-r pair, 2: 3d. 
     
    

    
     Ladies‘ do. 0, 
     
     Boys’and !\lissr=s’tlo. ls 6d. 
     
    

    
     No'rtcs:.—From the Retail Prices we make a ver 
     
    

    
     liberal allowance to Jobbers and Vlfholesnlers. so 
     
    
   
   
    
     25. 
     
    
   
   
    
     sale, whilethey are an article, that may be kept in any 
     
     store, among any class of goods. 
     
    

    
     or terms, apply to lIAncouR1'. BRADLEY, 
     
     81, Co. as Ann Street, New York. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CARRIAGES. 
     
     OR SALE, by the Subscriber, Double and 
     
     Single Seated CARRIAGES, built in a neat and 
     
     substantial manner. 
     
     Also. one STAGE COACH, in course of building, 
     
     which will be completed by 15th June next. 
     
     An Al‘l’ltl'IN'l‘lCE WANTED to the Car- 
     
     riage making business. 
     
     Summerside, 23d April. 1855. 1'. TODD. 
     
    
   
   
    
     REMOVAL, 
     
     HE Subsriber takes this opportunity of tltanlting 
     
     the Gentlemen of Charlottetown, and the 
     
     public generally. for their liberal patronage. and begs 
     
     leave to inform them that be has lately MOVED to 
     
     the house recently occupied by Du. Po-r-rs. in 
     
    
   
   
    
     -Queen-strettt,' and is now ready to receive all kinds 
     
    
   
   
    
     of orders in his line of business. which will be prompt- 
     
     ly attended to. and punctually executed in style 
     
     which cannot be exceeded in Charlottetown. 
     
    

    
     N. ..—WAN'!‘ED. three or four Journe men. 
     
     to whom the highest wages will‘ he gives. an who 
     
     must be able to finish their work in first rate style. 
     
    

    
     ' ' JAMES ‘ Mel.EOD. Tllloh 
     
    

    
     Juae 15. 185; 
     
    
   
   
    
     For sale or to Let, 
     
     EVBRAL BIIILDING LOTS. fronting on the 
     
     East aids or the uslpepue. or Prtncetown Road, 
     
     abouts narter of a mile rom Charlottetown. and 
     
    
   
   
    
     . ‘I . 
     
     °"°'“' ‘°s""°' M“ ‘i/lliltiitu rottdan 
     
     March 21st, tsllb. . » 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cod Liver Oil. * 
     
    
   
   
    
     ARRANTED Pure and l'\ash._sold by the 
     
     Bottle. or in any quantity in‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     . VHOBQES. owner. 
     
    
   
   
    
     V Iloynl .\g:_:.:uttur:t nociety, w’ 
     
     N()l‘Ilf:I‘i"il::fittlI-Rlullllily, the 30th .‘\pril. and rt-mniti 
     
     night. 
     
     .\lcl.e.-tn‘s, 'I'rvon, and be there until 'l‘hur.~'d:ty; will 
     
     Anderson’: Road, from I2 to 5. in Charlotte- 
     
     Entire Horse “ IN KEffMAN.” 
     
    

    
     ’ a Catizttliun gr:md—d:ttn. is now font 
     
    

    
     once a fortnight, as follows. 
     
     here 2 hours; thence to James (iass's. Tryon llond. 
     
     remaining all night; tln-um-. on. on uy, to Archi- 
     
     ner‘a. Crapaud; thence to WilliamWorth’s. 'l‘ryon. 
     
     thence on to John Wright’s. Searltown, for the 
     
     Cook's, New Iledcque Rood. And on Saturday, he 
     
    

    
     Charlottetown Royalty. 
     
     1810. 
     
    

    
     '.l'.'. DESBRIS 
     
     Supplies for the Season. comprising, in the whole, an 
     
     Brushes. Combs. Soaps. and other Toilet requisites; 
     
     sl|=tbs hunt Medicines in repute, and every other 
     
     whole of which they can with couldsnco recommend 
     
    

    
     rltet. - . 
     
     Charlottetown. May 21. 1856. 
     
    
   
   
    
     mm mmu 
     
    
   
   
    
     that any store-keeper can malts a fine profit on their .