HASZAI{'D’S GAZE'I"I‘E, DECEMBER 8. 
     
    
   
   
    
     HISOELLAIEOUS. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tire Paras;-r PETTICOAT Lines. 
     
    

    
     The latest nation from the land of shoe-pegs 
     
    

    
     and wooden eloclta, is an apparatus whereby ladies 
     
     can manage their shirts, while stepping into or out 
     
     of a carriage, going up or down stairs, and in the 
     
     streets, and all the while keep their hands in their 
     
     pockets. The plan is perfectly simple, and the 
     
     inventor exhibited, at the Fair of the American 
     
     Institute. now open at the Crysta Palace,a.female 
     
     figure, with the nischine attached, to a large and 
     
     admiring crowd ofboth sexes, the other evening. 
     
     There are four small pulleys attached to the waist 
     
     underneath the dress, over which are rove small 
     
     cord, one end of which is attached, with diaper 
     
     pins, severally to the front. rear, and sides of the 
     
     skin at about the height of the ltnee. The other 
     
     ends terminate in loops, which are led iirto the 
     
     pockets on either side. If a lady wishes to go up 
     
     atairs,ahe ulls loop No. I in the right pocket, 
     
     and instant y the dress rises in front, so there the 
     
     ascent is made with perfect grace. No. 9 in the 
     
     left-lisntl pocket elevates tlh rest in the same 
     
     manner, and all [rolled at once lifts all the skirts 
     
     knee high! This inaneuvre is intended for very 
     
     muddy crossings. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tits NEXT Conoiii-'.ss—K.ta's.ts—'I‘itiz SPIAKIR 
     
     or ‘rut: oust! 
     
    

    
     We are given to understand tltat the election 
     
     of the Speaker of tire lluuee upon the assembling 
     
     of the new Congrtss on the first Monday in De- 
     
     cember,wil| turir upon the question oftlre delegate 
     
    

    
     roin ansae. ' ‘wo delegates have been elected 
     
     —\Vliitfield by the pro-slavery party, and Reeder 
     
     by the anti-slavery squatters of the Territory. 
     
     Birth will come oti to Wasltiirgton, each as the le- 
     
     gitimately elected delegate, and it will be for the 
     
     Ilouse to decide, which is the legititiiate cl.iim:tI:t 
     
     of the seat. 'l'he Committee on Elections will 
     
     hive riruch to do with tlrrs decision. and the cunt- 
     
     posiiion oi tlr:rt ooinniiitee will depend upotr the 
     
     party biusoftlie Speaker, who \\'l|l have to ap- 
     
     point it. Urtrrseqtieiitly, the whole issue l)'I\Vt:‘.t'tI 
     
     the bclligt-rents tipoir the Kansas question will be 
     
     based upon the elr-ct-on ofthe S,‘t'lIl\'t‘l’, :ind who 
     
     can pro fie‘. thr result ; Ver-Iv, we have §tlie }‘I‘u- 
     
     tnise til it i'evolirti-moiy opening of Uoirgress,nli:it- 
     
     ever the end tiiay lie. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Imtitt‘ I-‘on Nr\'rUttAl.l~'Ti-t —.l\tt ulrl (‘rri't'n|.1iitl 
     
     g,3'i_n it, mini, he ¢'tIlllt.I It‘ illy ll.‘llt'\'t' llslll l.'I'l|t‘t|IlIll’\ 
     
     elicrl tents, for lie lr.iil IlIl"ll ~t.-cit \\I|Ltlt‘a, bluhlrer. 
     
    
   
   
    
     AN .’\l’ll-ittl.~t.\l I-‘t-R Y--(‘Mi i'i.oiti.i:.—-l'co_trlr- 
     
     it In: \\'lalt to live |it‘.|“-‘llil lttt.-.. :lnr.ri-l in.-wt‘ go 
     
     tr. ti llu3"‘ltIf lull‘: pi'o.ltt-:ts ;_'tt‘.il lttitt t'tit'.~.-i 
     
    

    
     'l'ti=' loll-r.itrt-,1 is supp mat It! ii: the liUl|ll).,'l’ til 
     
     lievv~*_rrpi-is in llitt \\tlIl«l; lit Ill .'\ti~tri.i, II in 
     
     .~'itr.i- L, ‘..'l in Spot-t. ‘ill in l’rii'ttig:i', (fill i.i Astt 
     
    
   
   
    
     (33 Ill lli'l,‘i-i‘II, '0') l~r l).‘r‘irrtir v‘, ‘Jit l:t ii":-l.t and 
     
     Po: mil, all) in l’...-~i l, 3.4! in uitrr,-i' Ucrrirtiwii: 
     
     5t.i.re~, .rti.I in -~ r:.i zrrit Hit ii iii Ii-. l.Iil-l, .rint Z.’ :.'llU 
     
     Iii lrlf ll irll'|l S-.rh ~. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Titer--. is‘ lltiltuiil t.'ttt|ll‘,’lI iron in up iziliun to 
     
    

    
     reach i--rrrrrl int: vsorlrt, anti Iltiif lltuucairu miles 
     
     on r. 
     
     [;".[t is stat:-rl,in tlr t-i-nurse of an i-lalitrrare article 
     
     in the New York llofdbll, tipon the oystt-r midi.- 
     
     t'i:rt the uu.nb:r art‘ noris vlllpltlyt-tI ttr supplying 
     
     this city with lltrlt r- is I.5:.’lt ', ttirtl that the Vflltll‘ 
     
     oftlre oysters cotisunied in New York. in nin- 
     
     year, is 5,300,000 doli:trs——nearly l5,UttL) dollars 
     
     per ay. 
     
    

    
     MATRlhll)NY.-"II is a S0lt'lnn thing to be mar- 
     
     ried,” rs.|ld Aunt llctirrny. "Yes, but it‘: it grind 
     
     desl more solemn not to be," stint the little girl, 
     
     her nice.-. ' 
     
    

    
     lisrrittrtu rnii: EVIDENCE.--"I’aItlcI(, what do 
     
     you say to tlretodic-nrenil Are you guilty or not 
     
     guilty?" “Yer worship, how can I tell till I hear 
     
     the evidence.” 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tits flea, grasshopper and locirst jump two 
     
     hundred times their own length, equal to a quar- 
     
     ter ofa mile for a ‘man. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Titans is a house in Paris which sells annually 
     
     Iialf a million pairs of wooden shoes. 
     
    
   
   
    
     A I’itoei.siti.—If “ llandsoins it, that handsome 
     
     does,-‘how then can a good cook be a plain one? 
     
    
   
   
    
     We heard a good joke related the other dav, 
     
     abouta Yankee and Dutclrmsir, who when dis- 
     
     cussing polilicl. Wound up on the relative merits 
     
     of Seward and Boucli, both ex-Governors of Iltv: 
     
     Empire State. Says Yankee," Bonclr lies not 
     
    

    
     ot so long it head as Seward.” “Veil,” says 
     
    

    
     utchee. in a hull‘, "By cot, Sewsrd’s head is not 
     
     half so thick as Bouclt s.” 
     
    

    
     Cuitiotis.—D. E. B. T. are the initial letters 
     
     of“ Don Ever Body Twice." C. R. E. D. I.’ ‘ 
     
     are the initial etters of " Call Regularly Every 
     
     Day—I‘ll Trust." 
     
    

    
     It is estimated, in Brando's “Enclopterlin ol 
     
     Science sird Art," that from the titrie ofthe estab- 
     
     lishtiient of the lnqfltisition in Spain. ittrtil it one 
     
     abolished by Napoleon in l808. no less tlrnn 340, 
     
     000 rsoiis were punished by those trilitrnals in 
     
     that county, of whom nearly 32,000, were burirt. 
     
    
   
   
    
     e 
     
    
   
   
    
     An Irishman was once iirdtrluing in the very 
     
     lttteiluctttiil occupation of sucking: eggs raw and 
     
     reading rt newspaper. lli entire fltl~Cl|ltlt(‘t’t ha 
     
     (‘0tiIllV('tl to bolt is live Cllll'Ii't'ti. 'l’lie poor ltlrrl 
     
     chlrrupetl as it went down his throat, and he verv 
     
     pol teli observt-d—“ lie the powers, my frlunil 
     
     you spolie tootsie." 
     
    
   
   
    
     Great English Remedy! 
     
    
   
   
    
     The most valuable Snrin and Summer Medicine 
     
     in the orld: 
     
     Dr. Ealsey’s 
     
     F O R B 8 T W I N’ E ! 
     
     Patrontsed by the Nobility and Medical Faculty 
     
     of England, and esteemed His most extra- 
     
     dinary Medicine in His orld. 
     
     Medicine containing molasses or li uorice, like the 
     
     boasted Sarsspririllss, require many urge bottles to 
     
     rotluce the slightest change in health. 'l‘lie Forest 
     
     mine is altogether e ditferent article. It contains no 
     
     a rup to ive it consistency, but iicquires its excellent 
     
     it“)! an weiful medicinal properties from the 
     
     vegetable p ante of which it is composed. ' ‘he Fo- 
     
     rest Wine combines the virtues of the 
     
     WILD CIIIIIY, narinauosr. xIr.x.ovv nocx, 
     
     arvo snasarsntann, 
     
     with other valuable plants whose properties are all 
     
     most effective. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cigars! Cigarsll 
     
    

    
     3. SALE atvsav Low Pntcse. The Sub- 
     
     scribers have received- 
     
    

    
     22,000 superior Cheroota, 
     
    
   
   
    
     on Consignment, with instructions to efl'sct a speedy 
     
     le. IIASZARD dz OWEN. 
     
    
   
   
    
     American House. 
     
     No. 12, Grafton Street. 
     
    
   
   
    
     UST RECEIVED, per Schrs. "Sane Goths," 
     
     front Boston, and“ Superb,” from Halifax, the 
     
     following large 
     
    
   
   
    
     Stock of Goods, 
     
    
   
   
    
     which the subscriber otfers for sale, wholesale and 
     
     retail, on moderate I.fll'InI:f- 
     
     80 cheats TEA, 60 boxes do.,6 uucheons Molasses, 
     
     50 5”" R"l'l“'t ls d°' C‘"dll’'' 20 d°' SOAPI Its high concentration renders it one of the most 
     
     loo 'l“°" s°l° l‘°‘"l’"' 2° l’°"' Gl“" etfictent medicines irow in use. Sometimes less than 
     
     I °"° l"dl8°- loo l"l" l"d“‘ R"l’l"" sh°°'t a single bottle restores the lingering patient from 
     
     50 Cl°°l“' loo “"5 25 l""°l‘ l"ll°l B'°'dt weakness debility, and sickness, to strong and vi o- 
     
     ” l’'"°l' C"“°l‘°"t lo d°' Nlmt rouit healih. Every dose sliews its good elfects on 
     
     B""'°l" C""l'°d SW": d'’- C'""""'- the constitution, and improves the state of the health. 
     
     sh“ Th"°“d- c'""l°"' K"l"'- Cl°"l“3 sl°“°'I The I"orest “line is recorntiiended, iii the strongest 
     
     “‘”'°l’ Se“ 0"‘ d°' I'll"! 0“! d°‘ 0”" Oil! terms for all complaints of the Stonnicli, Iriver, Kid- 
     
     ‘l°' “'h‘‘|° 0“; hm '- neys ’Nervoua Disorders, llilious Alfectioiis, Drnpsy, 
     
     I00 boxes lllsluflcd Confectionery, 100 do. Lozenges, y),,,’:,,p.-m_ L0,. or AP',e,,,eJ“"d,ce. pemfle L-,,,,,- 
     
     C°"‘ S'‘"~'l‘3 20 l’“""°l' "PPl‘Est2o d°' 0“l°"'I plnints. Scrofula, and till Disorders arising from DAD 
     
     5 I'M" S“S“'i lo SOFASI 40 “°d'l°“d’t llx.oon and impure habit of the system. 
     
     6 Mattrniiseit, 3 Lounges, It) Children's Cribs, _ 
     
     300 Chairs, of every description, Buckets. Brooms, _ '‘V“’ "I0" D" r"' _ 
     
     llay Forks, Mar-ure do , Shingle llatcliets. Testimony of Mr. i':itlmtI Mtt|lIt'Wl. II lflgllly fel- 
     
     Clnthes Lines, Fluid Irttnips, Cruel Stands, peottible rind wcnltliy citizen of l\t:\\'lllI(.‘ . _ 
     
     Spoon lloldm-s_ sugar Bowls, Latitt-rnit, Dr. G. \V. |l:i|sey:—I believe-your I_'nrt-st \Vrne 
     
     llooni Paper, Paper Curtains, Looking Glasses, and I'il|s have been the nionrrra ot rtnyiiig my life. 
     
     Mmtice Locks and l.nteIies, l\‘|nItis.-es Gates. When I c_oiniiit-nccd takiirg tlietii I laid nt the point 
     
     Zinc nnd Iron Shoe Nails, \‘Vhips, \Vood Saws, ofdeath with dtoptty, piles and nstlrrnii. My Ijll)-ill. 
     
     Blocking. Ginger, Matches, Sturrh, Rim Locks, Clllll had given me up its prist cure, iind_ iny _tntirily 
     
     _\|im-mt and Bur... flrrob-i. Sand lhtper, litid lost all hopes of rny recovt-vty. Wltile in this 
     
     Sleigh Bells. boxes 'l‘ob.-icco, Pepper, dr-ndful ttllllttlloll, your forest \\ inn rind I'tlls inure 
     
     (;0|]‘,,,' s,,|,y.,-,,m.,‘ \V,,,-hing P0“-day‘. procured for lll0,.llIl(I before I had lint-lied tlrti lirttt 
     
     Cheese, Crackers. bottle of the \\ inc and box of l’tlls. I t-xpi-in-irr-crl 
     
     \V[[,[,[A,\l B, DAWSON, great reliel; iiry body nod ltrnli-t, wliiclr were gumtly 
     
     itwulleii, becntin: sensibly icduv-ed. llopt.-.-i of my 
     
    
   
   
    
     recovery lit.-;,:.iii tiow tn l’c\l\t', illlll rifier coiitintiiir,-_v 
     
     the use of your iiit-tlictnes for nlmut it iiruirtli, tln-. 
     
     l’ilo-rt nod Astlrtnn in-re r-onrpleti-ly cirrml ‘ 
     
     llropey, llII’tItt:1It \\ItI:'lI tiry lit}: “nu plrrr---tl in lltt'I|i 
     
     grt-:it tlniign-t. tvrts .-rl-o in-:rrly gtbll". I |t:i\o 0- int i 
     
     lItlt‘tI the use oI'_v‘ottr lt|t‘Illt‘llIt'.'l tltilll llw ltltt.-'t‘llI time, 
     
     'IlltI I now l'lI_llV)' it’! potf-'i~t In-.rltlr it-t t-to-r I tltrl in 
     
     my life, trliiiouglil irirr irroro lltfltt .-i.\t_\ _v:-.irs r:t' rig-2 ; 
     
    

    
     Yours, lt'~pt'I'll‘trJl.\ , ' 
     
     ‘ l\lA‘I‘l|l-;\\'§. l 
     
    
   
   
    
     On Hand, 
     
     [)l’.R “l\':ipnlr-on Ill,” mid “ l.ndy Snltt.“ fr-tiii 
     
     lloaton, (Rotlric, I) G. .. G. CI.t)lIKS. 
     
     l.t)OliIVG til.'\>.~‘F.“, (.i.~tsurted sizes,) is vniiuty 
     
     ofloy :IlltI tt~'o,-fnl nrttt-lt-s,— 
     
     100 (I01, f\I.-rsori.-t’ pt:ipr-rinr Illnclting; IL’. tttwtzt Tttlra, 
     
     ti I‘.r.-i.llr:s llllil llorko-r.-I, 30:) rissotteti Clr.-tire. , _ 
     
     Nowurli, N .l.,|l«.'c. 19.1347- 
     
     t‘sRIi2AT CURE oi-' i.iv'i:ir (‘tt\lPl.AINT 01-‘ 1’!-Sh" 
     
     \'t;.\iis’ ti‘I‘.\l\lIl.\t:. 
     
     i\'.~u \'--rl., |:rr-rnrry fltlt, l.'3.trt. 
     
    
   
   
    
     October 15. 
     
    
   
   
    
     r—‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     I 
     
    
   
   
    
     (o-I.-grunt yrttti-tiirz,) -I t‘:i.~“...-r r-faupt-rlttr Vittt-_'_':tr. 
     
     uiili it \'.rrieiy ufotlior nrtirles. 'I'lrt-so lift‘ to Ir.- 
     
     a.-ltl nt r:o~is tiinl (‘li.irg_;w.-I. Clienp \\‘ll'.llt'§.ilt: 
     
     (‘n_~I-illII'l'i t-lo.-:iw npplv zit OtIf‘l‘. 
     
    
   
   
    
     - lllllt-tl Duke htrt.-ct, 
     
    
   
   
    
     it is so excellent and good rnedicinc,aird will on 
     
     doubtedly become the leaditrg medicine, of the day.’ 
     
     'l‘lie I-‘orest Wine is put up in large a uare bottle. 
     
     with Dr. llal.«ey’s iiarire blown in the g ass, 31 pg; 
     
     bottle. or six bottles for 35. Gum-coated Pills, 25 
     
     cents per box. Agents are authorised to retail, as 
     
     well its wholesale, on as favorable conditions as the 
     
     iyrroprietor, No. Ill Duane St. corner of Hudson, N. 
     
     ork. 
     
    
   
   
    
     W. R. WATSON, General Agent 
     
    
   
   
    
     NATURE 0U'l‘WI'l"t'EDl" 
     
    
   
   
    
     Dr. Antrobus’a 
     
     Persian Heir Restorative, 
     
     AND nun nvr. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Under the immediate Patronage of the Princes of 
     
     ersie and India. 
     
    
   
   
    
     These articles are without doubt the most extraordt‘. 
     
     nary in their powers soersubrnittsrl to tlis Public, 
     
     and require but to be tried, to be appreciated, ad- 
     
     mired, and continued. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The RI".H'l‘OllA'I‘lVE strengthens the hair and 
     
     prevents it falling olfttfter every other means have 
     
     been rettortrd to unsuccessfully ; it cures baldness 
     
     and crt.-ates it natural curl. ttiid by its use, niyriuds of 
     
     persons of truth sexes are indebted to ltttving a go 
     
     head of hair nt the present inoiirent. Its etlicac if 
     
     therefore undoubted, and the whole world is egal- 
     
     lengml to produce an article to equal it, either for 
     
     henntifyi-ig the human hair or preserving it to tho 
     
     Int.-st period of life. For the production of Whiskers 
     
     or ltlouutritlic, it is infallible. 
     
    

    
     '.l'lin qualities of the "AIR DYE are decidedly 
     
     superior to nriy thing of the kind evt-r utteinpietl and 
     
     the whole surface of the In-iid can be cliiitiged into 
     
     a most irnturnl block or brown, within five minute- 
     
     nftr-r wing; it, so lltl to defy do-tcction from the great- 
     
     t-rtl(‘ttlIIittt.~t'ttI'. Advice by post gratis oti receipt of 
     
     l'osttige Stnnips. 
     
    

    
     Ccrtgfirute from one Q!‘ the grrrrtrrl Medical Men 
     
     of the rIuy.—Rea:I it ! I .' 
     
     Copy of it I.I‘lIt'l’ frotn Dr. lllitgrntli, M. R. C, S" 
     
     rldelphi, London, the 17th 
     
     nrruiiry, I85-I. 
     
     'l‘o Du. r\N'i'iront:s, 
     
    

    
     :~'ir,—-I fr r l pro rt plr-manro in ntte=tiii_: the virtues 
     
     r-f_vi-or l’.-mi ii llnir IIt'.~'ltIlat|l\'t'. Stir-rril pnilits 
     
     ulro IIAY-' In on pnli. lllrl (II. it tiri- Iinviitg (It‘fl\(‘lI tlre 
     
     IIitt.~[ irri-t»nr-r-i\.tt.lt- liI‘ltt lit front tisir -,3 it ; iiirtl iii font 
     
    
   
   
    
     5 is |< I-\\ It ,4; to lltl-‘ :tI’|I.l'lr' ail.-in-, llr:il Inuit) .rfi|,,-,,, me 
     
     iris‘ HI III! In ~'i-tit tut-tin ti? it-ii-plu tl_t l:tlil ; rrirt! partly 
     
    
   
   
    
     l m:r_\' ii - . llttll in p.iitn-trl:-r. ulru lliltl I't't’ll llIl(I tip 
     
     urtlt tyy-l-i.i It'\’tI': (ti I|itt.~l ltt'ltllIll~ul totitg l:'d\‘,) 
     
     tlr l|II..‘. '.\ lmvtt-.ir-r loft lit-.r .'Il|l.tIll'r'l| r'I.~ Inniiltlirl rm 
     
    
   
   
    
     JAl\ll’.S N. IIAIIIIIS. 
     
     Adv. 3w , 
     
    
   
   
    
     I955. . 
     
     Fashions and Fit ltionaltlc Goods 
     
     from England 
     
    
   
   
    
     UST RECEIVEID, I-‘till nnd Winter stnpplv of 
     
     . Weutofl’.u::l-iiiil (‘l.(')'l‘Il.~l, \Vl|l'l‘NEY.\‘. Ill-‘. \- 
     
     Vl“.ll‘,.*'IllI'.llI;\N I.‘I.0I‘IIS, DOHSKIVS, (‘./\"I- 
     
     \ll~‘.lIl-‘.5, 'l‘\\'l’.l'Il)S, Vt2b"I'ING$, and 'I‘AlLOl{.‘T, 
     
     'l'RI\I'.\llNG.~f,ut— 
     
    
   
   
    
     Bell's Clothing Store. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Market Square. - - - Charlottetown. 
     
     \Vliich will be made up to order, in the latest style, 
     
     and on the most reasonable terms. As the best 
     
     Journeyinen Tailors on the lslatrd are kept constantly 
     
     employed, and the Cuttings being dotte by the Sub. 
     
     itciiber. the lit ittrd worktnttnsliip will be warranted 
     
     superior to that ofttny other Establishment in this City. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Oct. 23. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CllO'I‘IlING.—'I‘he Subscriber is making up, and 
     
     will keep on hand, the litrgest and host Stock of 
     
     Itl-‘.ADY-MADE CLOTHING in the City, which 
     
     will be sold as cheap its at tiny House in the Trade. 
     
     Also, Shirts, Utidtershirte, Collars, Drawers, Socks, 
     
     Suspenders, Neckties rind Stocks, Pocket and re - 
     
     hnndkerchiefs. Mutllers, Gloves and Mitts, Fur, Cloth 
     
    
   
   
    
     (Ilothing, Sei ore’ Shirts, and tilmost every article 
     
     necessary for Men's weer, which will be sold at the 
     
     lowest price for prompt payment. 
     
     CIIAS. BI-ILL. Merchant Tailor. 
     
     Oct 27.—Isl Ex dt Adv 2m 
     
    
   
   
    
     Notice to the Public. 
     
    

    
     IIE Undersigited begs to return his sincere 
     
     tbaiilts to tho inlisbittints of Wlteritley River, 
     
     New Glasgow, Cavendish, New London, and the Is. 
     
     land generally, for the very liberal patronage he has 
     
    

    
     hitherto received in his Business as 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tanner, Currier and Shoemaker. 
     
    
   
   
    
     nntl now inl'orinit tlieiti that it is his Ifllf‘lIIl0lI to con- 
     
     tintio to mrrt on sritl Ilusiitcss in till its brnitcln-a, in 
     
     it tiiom ext:-it-aivn mniiiit-r tltnri lieu-toforo, iiml Irtiytl.-4, 
     
     by l|l\'\'.'|_\.'4 km-ping rt gootl S'l'Ul/‘K on ltnnrl, nrnl 
     
     ftiriti-liiirg superior nrlii-Iris, to continue to receive it 
     
     rtlinru of public. ptitromttio. 
     
    

    
     'l‘lnr highest price in Cosh will be paid for GIIICHN 
     
    

    
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     lllltl-.. 
     
     l«‘l.\M7 Wlll'l‘l.OCl{. 
     
     Wlteetlcy River, Oct. 20. 2m 
     
    
   
   
    
     _-\|.Ho.——p--r >t'lrr~'. J.r.rp/L ntrtl .'lfiity.——I50 'I'ons- ’ _ _ _ . _ 
     
     _\,,],,,.Y ('4 t \|,.~', :4 Zlit.-_ 1...; i,,,,_ ‘Dr. lI.lI~‘I‘_\--«I)t"tI' :~tr,— ll.t\Iti: lrllq-"II ‘ti-or I i-rrsl ttt r tlt It I‘ I.|l-'1‘, Fllil \\tllt_ .~r-.rir-r-ly ;in_t-Ir,-ti, m, |,. ,- 
     
     .“LSO,——]tf‘I' .lr'rrI'y, lroitt I .'ilti:itlrri‘.-lll".llRINGS \\ III" Htill l‘iil~ Iv: r:-itii>\r- .r rI.-'-v:.--- i.i ilu-I i\t'l‘ troirr  l-I'-"tl- ""-" "" ‘l "“ ') ll‘”‘i5 ""‘"‘ "‘ "“l"l_‘..\'s tttitil I 
     
     CHI” L,-3L W”. and pin” (med), 5|.-“,\y‘ 0"‘, wlitt‘lI I |r:i\o -llll-'I’t'lI -- \s"' it lrr irpn; iul. rt ls'lt i lt‘l' rlIill.I'i ili-«l Int 11- lr~t' _\vtii I’¢i'.vir._'Ii I/utI‘I-'t‘.~loIu. 
     
     "ml ,1”, H”; to-:tr-I; r'IlitIlH\'lI1::tl'ti'f-tIf’lt»-ll) to ill-' tlttirllt-|t~ I.'H'. :.inl III tlr_iu- llitttIIll:=, slit-. :i,I::riii po.~'~t--.~i-rl tlic 
     
     And ,-"mp, ~_,"!_‘_r,‘|,;m”.___,3;‘pus’ s0UNy)s gy \\lIIl‘ll ziri-rtrirprirv i!.o mi rlrr-i.i: .~' I lr:.ir- I'~ I tr\t'lt'tl ‘i.Iliit' tlitliv (‘lit It ,-1 lo. I..-, :l‘~t I't'ltifI' In-r lll||t'.-'1, ullltrvugh 
     
     1-,,_-‘up '* my lit-:r'ili. lttvIll\\'tllI—l‘tli ling nll \\ ho l.rn-iv llit‘ _ It pt:--rl-It-. .-ti I It oro _pi lulu-. nntl nttr. i-tiv--. I iirtr~t 
     
     r|,..ug|.i ,.,_\ ¢-,..r.5 ir..;i.r.tt. .-_ l'rr-ii ‘US to I:;l,|t.y_r [lip ‘ utllllll, iililit-t-gli I It‘ \o- H‘t‘lllt llH'l1tlt'(l it to Irntitlrttls 
     
    
   
   
    
     \\'ime ntrtl I'tll~4, I lin-I ft'l't|IlV-I‘ to tho lwi-t tir--«lit-.;i| I l|I‘|H.'f.\'t|lt-’ ol lltllll M'M'i'. I It. v't- tit-\'t r lniztrtl it lzrill 
     
     in-riiitit-tit, hut ('.0I|llI|llt'|I to >-_v.iiiw tvr»r_-o to on nhrirrr. , ttirtl r-otrui lr-r . tl.:it ivlrt-re the hair is not post liutiinn 
     
    
   
   
    
     lug dr-grow. Sttiiio of my lflt'It(l'l tipolw tlr--ip:rrti;:ingl_v ititl. _\tIur vvntitlt-tful prvpatliitiuit \\'tll n,'~'lun: it to ill 
     
    
   
   
    
     and lflush (Ta 1, in great variety; Rubber and Oil d 
     
    
   
   
    
     ol'iii_\' t-:tiIe,ntttI tried to pr-rsirntlt: llIi' ftttiii Iltlllxlltgl 
     
     use of rrny ndwrti-Ictl r--iiimlios; tiird I il-unlit trot, IIIv'tI 
     
     there one lttiiitlrotls tvlin ore llI“al|1iI(It'lI fr-no tziliirrg. 
     
     your Pxcl‘lIi'l|I tirorlictnes in t‘oiist-qiio-or-u of '.In- (li:- ' 
     
     eoptiorr nntl itrtellicit-tir:_v ofiirntiy tulvurtist-d rciirt-ilios 
     
     put ft-rtlibv utipriiirwpletl tnen iti Ilviiitirrg ndtt.~rti.<u- 
     
     Il’]t‘IlI!. Ilut. tvltnt fl pity it is, that the dt-ct-ptioii 
     
     ti-ted by others should be lln- tin-:tir.-A of di-sunilirrg 
     
     oi.-toy lnlronriiig under tlist-rriw lroiit lllillxlltg lfIr'Il titrd 
     
     living cured by you’ cart-llt.-irt lt‘IlIl'(II€rl. llutiittnely 
     
     sptrttlilllg, tlto-y ltnvi-. FlI\t.'tI my life; when-I rotti- 
     
     rin-irteo.-il iiriiking use oftlieiit, I was in it WI’t.‘It‘Ilt't.I 
     
     condition, but I-rg.-iii to experience their good cli'erts 
     
     in less than three days; nnd in six weeks frotii the 
     
     time I purclitir-ed the tin-dicini-s, totlte great surprise 
     
     of till my friends, I was entirely cured, and It! in- 
     
     creased tifn.-err pounds in weight, having taken one 
     
     box of the I'ills, rind two bottles ofthe wine. \\’ou|tl 
     
     to (‘rod that every poor sutli-re: would tsvutl himself 
     
    
   
   
    
     oftlie satire remedies, ours, . 
     
     Jrtiiiszs \VlL'l'0I. 
     
     rruivous ntsoitnirtis 
     
    
   
   
    
     Am tlisr-ttses ofthe mind as well on of the body, 
     
     irsirnlly brought on bv trouhlt-s rind titlliction, and are 
     
     most cntrrnnrrt to portions of tlelicnte constitutions 
     
     rind sensitive ttiindtt. Irow iIpirittI,iiielancIioly.fright- 
     
     ful dretinrtt, nnd fearful ntrticiptitions ofevil liotn tlto 
     
     slightest cause.-, generally rircoinpsny nervonruiisor. 
     
     or. 'I'lte orest Wine and Pills are an energetic 
     
     remedy in these complaints. 
     
    

    
     Extract of a letter from .\Ir. Joseph C. Petilding, 
     
     dated 
     
    

    
     PHILADELPHIA, Septsmbe 7th. I8-I8. 
     
    

    
     Mr. G. W. IInsley—I)ettr l4ir:—Your Forest Wine 
     
     and I’il|s have cured my wife of ti dreadful nervous 
     
     disorder with which she has been riffectrd for many 
     
     years. Iltzr body was eltrtost wasted ttvvsy. Site 
     
     was freryttently disturbed in her sleep by frightful 
     
     tlreniris, awakening quit» exliausted nnd covered with 
     
     perspiration, nntl at limos lnboring under the delusion 
     
     tlrnt eotriotbitrg dreadful was nbout to hnppi-rt to bet" 
     
     Ily the use of four bottles oftlio Wine, and it box of 
     
     the Pills, she is now in perfect health. She liiis re- 
     
    
   
   
    
     g iiito-d her flesh and color, and enjoys society us well 
     
    
   
   
    
     It‘ l‘\I'f. 
     
     J. C. I’Aivi.r~iNr:. 
     
     Dr. I)nvi.I llliirrin, .'| rvli-lirzitml pr.-tr-iitiom r of 
     
     Nttw \'v tli, llI‘l‘l2IH‘tI |titlrlit'l} Ili it t'liI' lrwtlt-. tl' ll:il- 
     
     -i!v's l"ortNt \\‘iirt- t'mit.ri:ri-it tinirr- \irtnt- Illllll lilty of 
     
    
   
   
    
     tho l:ir-,vr- Imlllrs of.\'.trs:rp:iiiil:t. .\l« as 4. .". S I nor I 
     
     ll|I‘.'llI 170., mm of tlt-~ l.tl<_'O‘*I nrnl iiio-t rt-uy . ctzrlrlu 
     
     driiggi-‘ts in Syrttctiw, in it lt'IIl’I', ~i\: " l ltvllt \\‘llirI 
     
    
   
   
    
     they ltnvo heard ittrd seen of llnl.~ev'e l'ori:st \\'iiru 
     
    
   
   
    
     Iiflrltlllt‘ stntr-. 
     
    

    
     Your Hair Dye idtlie lIt"II linve ever seen or 
     
     lI("II'tl of. and line In-t-n tt;o*tI ittrn-rig iii_t privnte ec- 
     
     llllilllll-’llIt:i'rl, \\llIl Ilio IIIU.-‘l lllIIIttIiittIt'tI siitisfuclltrn. 
     
    

    
     I tiin, Sir, yours iirost truly, 
     
     (Signed) Ill*.NNlS MA(r‘lt.-\'I‘ll. 
     
     Lsltrr _/min llnury Vinson, Court lluir Dresser 
     
     tllltl ll'r't: Jlulrer, of I24, Leruluilialt Strut, 
     
     London. 
     
    

    
     To Dr. Anrnonus, 
     
    

    
     5ir,—\'uur lloir Restorative is one of the great- 
     
     ost lrlr-.~r.-trig: ever mu-irti-.d. St-vcrnl ofitry customers 
     
     are quite enrnptured with it, and consider it beyond 
     
     all piniao. I criiiiiotdetiy, but that it has appeared to 
     
     me quite wonderful, the tiltertition it causes after 
     
     using it for it few weeks, it excels tiny thing of the 
     
     kind I ever used, causing a complete rnetanrorplrosis ; 
     
     giving the lntir it natural curl, and even entirely 
     
     hiding grey locks, setting nature at defitince. 
     
    

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

    
     I airr. Sir, yours fnilhfnlly, 
     
     (Signed) llnttnx Vrtvsotv. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Restorative is sold at ls. 6d., 2s. 6d., and 4s 
     
     per Bottle, Sterling. The Hair Dye 3s. 6d. and 7s 
     
     per rose. The larger sizes are it great saving 
     
     Directions for use accompany each Bottle and Case. 
     
    
   
   
    
     I? Be pnrticirlar to askfor Dr. Jlntrobus's, or 
     
    

    
     you may be inipoud upon. 
     
    

    
     Sold by all respectable Chemists and I’erfutnei' 
     
     tliroeghout the world. at Dr. Antrobus’s Earn 
     
     blislnnent, 2, llrydges Street. Strand. Ifany ditfi~ 
     
     culty arise in obtaining it, send postage stamps to 
     
     ltr. Antrobui-‘s address, and it will be forwarded by 
     
     return of post. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CARD. 
     
     S1‘!-2WAllT &. MACLEAN, 
     
    

    
     SIIII’ IlR(IKl'.llS  C()lllMlSSlt)N BIERCHANTS, 
     
     ‘or t/tr Srilcuutl Pirrtlrrixr of .flmrri'niri 5- Pro- 
     
     oi'nct'ut l'rorlurr. and Dnilns in I’rort'st'onr, 
     
     l"fsfl. Oil, ST. 
     
    

    
     Fa-iritv frarvnixo, \\’ni.-r-.~'iu-rrt, St. JOIIN, N.§I‘.‘ 
     
    

    
     I FIIII IINUII 
     
     I'lt:irlott:-totvtt, I’ I'.. I.. .l/tit. I'utrntI.‘, I".t|t‘_., 
     
     Sr. .l.-tn». N. IL, Mcslll. lt. ltriivtrirr 6; Co. 
     
     April I3, I555.