City 
     
     ‘ ‘VOII. SALI’. at tlie_alu-vc estrrlilislttireiit 
     
     B Still sides Ni.-.rt’s I.t.'£tIIIt:|', 
     
     300 sides llariir.-ss Lt-atlier, 
     
     2ti0 sides light cjolo Leather, 
     
     50!) Cull.-ilxlllfi. . d _“ b 
     
     N. I3—l"our-pence hall-peppy per poun \VI 0 
     
     . V . . . . y _ ,s_ 
     
     paid for any quantity oi (lIfiLI\Iv“;i1|‘.[)‘A‘vS0N- 
     
     October 20. 
     
    
   
   
    
     AUCTION 0 
     
     lIA'I‘ valuable and well wooded block oflnnd 
     
     c,,m,,i,,i,,.. ubriul, 250 acres, eight miles from 
     
     CIItil'IOII8I.oWlI.°0lI the St. I'eter’s lltmtl. “BK! 10 DT- 
     
     Bmwulpi, Wm be sold in lots to suit putt-liasers, 
     
     December 6th, at 12 o'clock. 'Ierrirs tirade known 
     
    
   
   
    
     '”"l°' roan ARCII. iii-ooNAi.u, 
     
     Agent 
     
     Oct. 29m. 1855. ~lw 
     
    
   
   
    
     To be Let for a. term of Years, 
     
    

    
     II.-\'l‘ highly cultivated I-lstate knowir by the 
     
    

    
     name of Kensiugton. the property of Captain 
     
     Boazsley, and at present in the occupation ol Mr 
     
     George Beer. For particulars apply at the ollice of 
     
     '1‘. Heath Ilaviland, |'lsq., llarrister at Law. 
     
    
   
   
    
     llllellew Chapel of the Christian Church, 
     
     at New Glasgow. 
     
     W God, on Lord's day. the Iltli of .\'o\'eiuber at 
     
    
   
   
    
     It o'clock. a. in. A collectioir will be taken in aid 
     
     of the Building fund. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ILI. be opened, and dedicated. to the service of 
     
    
   
   
    
     INOTICE. 
     
     LL persons having airy legal demands 
     
     the Ship “ IIICNIIY IVAIIIC,” are hereby 
     
     notified to furnislitheir respective accounts at the 
     
     Ollice of .\Ir. War. \Vi:r.sir, Cliarlottetown. on or 
     
     before the 5th day of November next, as the Sub- 
     
     scribers will not pay any claims after that date. 
     
     - (signed) DANL. J. It()BElI.'l‘S, 
     
     " 'l‘. IIUWIS, 
     
     . WIILSII. 
     
     (all papers, Ii) 
     
    
   
   
    
     against 
     
    
   
   
    
     W A N T E D . 
     
     MILLICII. for a Grist Mill, who thoroughly un- 
     
     derstands his business, to whom liberal wages 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘llb ‘ .—A r t 
     
     in Him PM 0' JESSE wiuctrr. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Bedeque Mills, Sept. 26. 
     
     .B.—A single Mtin preferred. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lippinncottls Cloth Mills. 
     
     WEST RIVER, PICTOU, N. S., 
     
    
   
   
    
     III‘) Subsnritier would inform the lnhrihitants of 
     
     Prince lidward Island. that he has create it 
     
     NEW I".slalilislririent for dressing Cloth, in addition 
     
     to his old Mills, rind liaving it rrutlicicncy of watt-r 
     
     power, he will be ablo to do a greater quantity of 
     
     work. 
     
     Acnrrs: 
     
     Mr. Klmnrcrir Mcl{r.t\'zrr:, Cluirlotietown. 
     
     AIIDREW A. McDo.~u\i.n. I‘isQ., ti--orgetown. 
     
     Cloth loft with either of the tIiitt\'lI Azeiits. will be 
     
     finished and returned with quicker tlu.-‘p:-tvth than 
     
     usual. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Aug. I5. S. I.lI’I‘I.\'Cll'I"I'. 
     
     RE I"/IOVAL, 
     
     7 ‘III’. Siilisrihcr taltcs this opportunity uftlizinlring 
     
    
   
   
    
     tlic (ii-nth-iiieii of (llirrtlottetowri, and 
     
     public gr-no-rally, for their lilieral patronage, 'tlI1I b-gs 
     
     leave to inforai them that he has lately .\IU\"l'.l).io 
     
     tlle house recently occupied by Ilrt. l'o r'r‘s, in 
     
     Qucerr-street, and is now ready to rr‘cri\'-9 all ltinds 
     
     of orders in his litre ofhusiness, wliit.-it will be prompt- 
     
     Iy attended to, rind pnnctually executr-d in style 
     
     which cannot be exceeded in Clnrrlottctowu. 
     
    

    
     N —W.\.‘l'I'I'll), three or four Journeytncn, 
     
     to whom the liighr.-st wages will be given, and who 
     
     must be able to finish their work in first rate stylu. 
     
    

    
     J.-IIIES MCLEOI), Tailor. 
     
    

    
     Juno I5, I835. 
     
    
   
   
    
     __i~‘l:t“t;I'-,~I—Ai7i;0iI is. .;.I...;..i;..;.. ” 
     
    
   
   
    
     HF. Subscriber will pay Cash for Lluttcr, 
     
     Wool and Sheep Skins. 
     
     ROBERT‘ BELL, 
     
     Charlottetown, P. E. I. June Iltlt I855. 0 in 
     
    
   
   
    
     LE. 
     
    

    
     A valuable Leasehold Property for 999 years, at 
     
     one shilling per acre, formerly the property of 
     
     JAIIII BAOIIILL, deceased. situated at Iledeque, 
     
     Lot 26, near Mr. William Strong's; the farm con- 
     
     tains one hundr Acres laud, one half under 
     
     a state of cultivation. with a house and burn thereon, 
     
     and a good spring of water near the door and abun' 
     
     dance of line wood and ring on the same. II’ it be 
     
     an accomodation to the purchaser. one half of tho 
     
     rlchaso inonoy may remain on interest for a time- 
     
     or further articulrirs apply to John R. Gardiner, 
     
     Bodoqus, or William Dodd. Charlottetown. 
     
    
   
   
    
     To be Let, 
     
    
   
   
    
     IIASZAI 
     
    
   
   
    
     I.l)’S (i_.~\Zli)'I"l‘l'I, 
     
    
   
   
    
     NOVEM BER l. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Vela 2‘ol:_: Farm for Sale. 
     
     N ext-ul.ei.t l".irrir, t~oir~-i«".i:r-_v of 7.’) at-rut of I"l'Pe- 
     
     Iioid l.:rinl our the l'.rii_v Vale ll:-ail, Lot (55. 
     
     iwplvo nrilt-,-r fro n t,‘lr.irloiir_-iuuri, (ii-xiy arr-rs M 
     
     which an-, 4-Ir tr), with it large I)\\/ l'.I.l.I.\ti Ill PU5I‘i 
     
     IlrlWl_\ en ctr-.l ..r:«I t'orirpl.:ti.-ly lIiII~IIi.‘lI, is now olli'r¢.'tl 
     
     for Sale, with irir.rn-iliaze Itt)~‘a'Cs'.-Iltlll. For p.rrlit:tI1-"9. 
     
    
   
   
    
     r l t 
     
     W’ "' .io IN l{l‘.\'.‘l\', (.'r_~nira‘. Acadezny. 
     
     {lIay‘23,ts35. I.-I. ix. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ET 0 T I C E . 
     
     7 ‘IIIC Sub.-icriln.-r having lr_ocri .'|[ipi\IllIt,'tI by l‘ower of 
     
     I 1\ttorrri:\'. Iiftilll the Ileirs oftliyr Ifstale oftlre latte 
     
     I)t)NAI.l) .\lcl)U.\';\I.I), oftilt-nal.rda|c, tI(.'Ct.'.Irlt'I.I, 
     
     dated 3d Sr-.ptn-rnbr-r, and tllth (.)cto!n:r, is ernpowerrvd 
     
     to sell or lease all their Lanrls on tho I.~lairrI, and to 
     
     collect all Debts, ltents, Arrears of Items, Proinisory 
     
     ‘ores and Book Accounts, &c. 
     
     JOHN AIICII. .\lcUONAI.I), 
     
     Glerialadalc, Uct I3. Agent. 
     
    
   
   
    
     All persons desirous of purchasing or leasing Irllltllls, 
     
     will do well to call on the Agent as soon as pusstbln. 
     
     for the Iw.-IAI“t||’tIId will be that taken. ’I‘wo MILL 
     
     Sl'l‘l'lS to let. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Any person or persons found trespassing on the 
     
     above Iistate, either by cutting. hauling 'I'iiirhcr, Irri- 
     
     lting Roads. III|I'I\'lI|;_' or boxing 'I'rr.-us, or in irrry other 
     
     way dtirnaging or destroying the said I'ropr-.rt_\, will 
     
     be pro.~n.-cured to the utmost rigor ofthr: I.rrrv. 
     
    

    
      LI. persons inrlebted to the Estate oftlie late 
     
     I. IIUN.-\l.l) .\lr:lIt)2‘.".-\l.I),(llerriladale, are rr-- 
     
     qiir.-sled to settle their Accounts iirirnediattcly, or steps 
     
     mu~‘t be taken to r-rrforr-.e pzi riictit. 
     
    

    
     J(Ill;‘l AIICII. i\IcDONAI.I), 
     
    

    
     Oct. I3. " 
     
    
   
   
    
     Hariicss and Cora-Ii IItlI'tIWlII'0. 
     
     EDWARD DANA, 
     
     MANUFACTURER & IMPORTER 
     
     29 Kilby Street. (near State), Boston- 
     
     I“l-‘EIIS for Cuslrlut low prices, Springs. Axles, 
     
     Ii Its, Spokes. {tins Sliafis, Ellttlltelell Clitli 
     
     Patentoaird lirrtrrrri.-lied Leailier; all of first rpurllilyl 
     
     SUI-nrttort malleable Iroir oti hand. and furnr.-‘lied to 
     
     order and pattern. Full assortment Arm-rirznti liar- 
     
     iiess, Ilardware. I’/iit'ricut.An A’l’I‘EN'I'l0N 
     
     GIVI-ZN To oi:nr:as_ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Chambcrs’s Publications. 
     
     ASZARII it owns are Agents or Princ. 
     
     Ifdw.-ird Island for the stile of Messrs. Chatti- 
     
    
   
   
    
     H 
     
    
   
   
    
     ominent trriir can he had on application; among the 
     
     llooks publislir-d, will be found such as are suited for 
     
     Schools, public and private, I.ilir.rries, &c., and 
     
     liraciirg in a cheap and 
     
    
   
   
    
     popular form, the literature of 
     
     the day 
     
    
   
   
    
     Valuable Freehold Property 
     
     For Sale. 
     
    
   
   
    
     'l‘llI'l Proprietor olii rs for sale that valuable and 
     
    

    
     \V('lI Lnmvn l'ropnrtv Iititv-AN llna rz, deligln. 
     
     ifullv and r-ligilily situated at the Iii-ii-I of Sour],-i Ihi-er 
     
     n King's County. Prince lfdward Isl.-rml, cotrrirranrl- 
     
     in; a view of C-ilville Ilay and tho tinlph. The 
     
     ir.ipert_\' CttlI."l~‘l§ ofllne 'l‘hoti—'and Acres of superior 
     
    
   
   
    
     hers’ Publications. A catalogue ol Ilte llooks of this . 
     
    
   
   
    
     cm- ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     . I’L'tOSI’I3CTUS 
     
    
   
   
    
     I or‘ Tits: 
     
    

    
     \ ‘ ‘ it \ t , ' V . 1 
     
     bl;llsNllliIl. Alllla .ll.AN 
     
     l§l.l'I\'I‘IN'I'iI l'l'i.\II. 
     
    

    
     T/tr? I'a‘u,'n'ir!urs Q/"Hie -\'cr'enti/ii: ./lmericrm res- 
     
     ]l€'l’/_/tllly .'.{fL‘€ uolicr-, that the Eleventh .‘Innuu.l 
     
     lvnlume ti] llitir Journal will couimcur»: on the wt]; 
     
    
   
   
    
     I3/'Sr'}I.'t'nr’ucr /ii.'.i.l. 
     
     ’l‘lllS work dili'-.-rs nrateri.rlly from other publica- 
     
     tions, heing trii IlIu~trule.l I’r'/'£r)tl{r:rrI, devoted 
     
     chiitly to the protnulgntion of irrl'.irmatioir relating 
     
     to the various .\lr-cli.inic and Clicinic Arts. Industrial 
     
     i\lriiirifat:tun=s, Agriculture, l'atr-tits, Invcrrtions, 
     
     Etlgllllfllllllg, .\lillworlt, and till ioteir-sis \v\lIl(fI| the- 
     
     light of I’ractit-at science is caleulaietl to £l(IV:IItl3t:. 
     
     'I'lrc ficieritrlic Arneri an is printed once a week, ia 
     
     convenient quarto form for binding, and presents an 
     
     elegant l_\|IUgI‘tI|ilIIC'-ll appearance. Every number 
     
     coirtains eight pages ofreigditig, uhnndriritiy illustra- 
     
     ted with original engravings. All the most valuable 
     
     patented discoveries are delineated and described in 
     
     its i.-sues, so tli.r!, as respects inventions, it may he 
     
     justly regarrletl as an Illrtstratr-it llepeiiory, where the 
     
     |lIVt‘lllItl' may le:rrii, what has been done before him 
     
     in the same tield which he is exploring, and w rere 
     
     he iirtty bring to the world a knonledge of his own 
     
     iioliioveirreriis. 
     
     llepotts of Ii. S. I’.rtents granted are also publish- 
     
     ed every or-i,-l:, including Ullicial Copies of the 
     
     l'att-rit Claims; these Cl.rirris are published in the 
     
     5(:ltttilllIc I\ItIi€tll'IIII in mlvumc ti/‘all Itlicr papers. 
     
     The Corittilruiars It|.l.IIl! Scicrrlijic ./lmericau are 
     
    
   
   
    
     arnong the most etrilaettl, st;iuntitir:, and practical meir 
     
     (II the times. The Editorial l)i-partrneiit is univer- 
     
    
   
   
    
     s.rll_v .'ICl(tIt)\\li‘(Igt,'tI to be cnrirlucted with great iibility 
     
     ainl to bo rli~‘tirigrr:slie.l, not only for the excellence 
     
     mid trutliliulriess of its dist-ussioirs,liut for the fearless- 
     
     ness with whiclr error is comhated and false theories 
     
     are exploded. 
     
    

    
     Mechanics, Inventors, Engineers, Chemists, Illanu 
     
     facturets, .»\gri(-rilturists, and people ofovt-ry profes- 
     
     sion in life, will lind the Sciertlijic ./Iineriuuri to be of 
     
     great value in their respective calliiigs. Its counsels 
     
     and suggestions will save tlierii hundreds of dollars 
     
     atinunlly, besides utfordirrg them a continual source 
     
     of knowledge. the experience of which is beyond 
     
     pecuniary esttiriate. 
     
    

    
     'I'errns of Sulnrcriptioii, $2.00 a year, $1.00 for 
     
    
   
   
    
     six inonilrs. 
     
     IIASZAIII) 8:, OWEN, Agents for P. E. Island‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Wanted 
     
     \'l‘ the 'l‘aiim.-ry ot'.'\lr. John Vickerson, a good 
     
     . Jnuror-irnan Currier; Also, two or three good 
     
     Boot rind Slirieirr:ikers. Call at this establislrinent. 
     
     St. Peter's Road, 65 miles frotrr Cliarloiii-town. 
     
     J. L. VICKISIISON. 
     
     Cli:irlotteto\\'ii, July 27, 1855. 
     
    
   
   
    
     JUST‘ Illitjl-II\'F.l)_ per Sclrr. 'SI]I’l'IRlI.’ from 
     
     llalifax. and for Sale at I)OI)I)’b' BRICK 
     
     S l'flRI‘I, rs splendid 
     
    

    
     1 LOT OF TEA. SUGAR AND MOLASSES 
     
     .wlricli will he Sold Wholesale and lletail. 
     
     I THOMAS w. 
     
     K Oct. 5. 
     
    
   
   
    
     DODI). 
     
    
   
   
    
     ; V ‘O LE'l' with iintnerliate possr,-ssion, the 
     
     I soutln-ast end of the House recently built on 
     
     ‘Ills corner oftirtnrttieiirge and {cut Streets, and next 
     
     ‘(I that occupier] b-.' .\|e.-tars. (iailinir 63 Co. 
     
    

    
     'l'lii,- cellar is :14 feet by 50, has it snlvstantial wall. 
     
     jisoi-i.-r 7 feet (ll'l'p and is perl'r.-ctly dry. 'l'liare is 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lind; the ll0|||l3~‘l"illI. on \\'lIIt'.II the oww.-r I'L'~'IlII!§, . on the li:st tlonr a shop 20 teet in ‘front and 30 feet 
     
     coataias 'l‘\\‘o llundrerl Acre.~'; of t\llItZII ln,-t-.\---err -ll) 5 in tIi'[tIlI ; also ll liont Iiritrairico, a Ilall in rear of the 
     
     :rrrd fit) .\Ct‘~"' -‘In! I" -'l l|l_:l| ill Ill! of l'llIIll'ltllItll, and ' ~Irnp and two other apartrrrcnts. There are on the 
     
     (Il\’ltllHI I"''’ ll‘'‘’'“‘'“' Illtflllii S|llv.~‘tanti.rll\ ii-arr-rtl. ‘ it--cntnl floor one room ‘.31 feet by I5, one 20 foot b ' 
     
     'I'l|U Ill-"¢5lll“!-'. ”"“-“" l~“ ‘I5 I-""l l""l-I l‘.I' 3” l\'ldt'. mid I5 and two about II Ii-t-t liv I2‘, and the third Iloor 
     
     most l‘.UlIVI'l|lt‘!lII_\' plinnirrl, the lower tlnor corrtairrs nearly tC0|'I'i2!iIIOIltI§ with the Fl‘1‘Ijn(I, 'I'lum-, are 
     
     Il"’|‘\'l":1 li'””“v lll"l"$! ‘i‘"‘lII. too lh-rlmnrns, .\lIt’- V three rooms on the fourth Hour and a line \iew ol the 
     
     sery, I:it:.'e iltlll ‘WI lll llitll. and ctmiirititlious Kitizlmri llailmiir, the livers and the (‘titintry rotztrd, there 
     
     and I'a.|tr . TIN’ "l‘l"”" H"‘" ““'”"l"““ “fill. too is also rrit:.t:ln-tl to the plI‘IIlI.~t.'§ a new \\’ririv—Ituu~‘e 
     
     llcdmotnss -“-=r\‘=IIit'-r room. and I-“:10 Store room. and it is out: or the In--t stunts in this (‘itv for 
     
     (.‘nllar. the full size --film .Lotrse, i\.rlled with stone, .\Irt'anii!u or any other ItIl.~‘ltti'§.i. I"urtlir'r Illlifrtllll 
     
     .rtrvI partitiont.-tl olI'iri to tlireo ll[I.Il'lt|t:‘IlI§. ‘ ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     :\ rr.owr:it IIARDVIN in from of the llouse, cn-- 
     
     clnstrtl with black thorn hctlgo aml plaiited with orna- 
     
    

    
     rnvnta 'I'rr-cs. ‘ 
     
     'l'Iio Ilarii is 73 feet long by 26 feet, double hoardcdi 
     
     and barked, and conveniently laid oll'iis:i llorse Stablt.-,l 
     
     with live stalls; ii spacious Cow Stable with cellarl 
     
     lIIIdl'I' both, for collecting Manure, a large (toachl 
     
     House and rooiri as \VOI‘I{s'IIOp or Grauary;a spacious  
     
     loft the full length of the Brim. and threshing Mill. 
     
    
   
   
    
     it cl .d. A \Vell if the i 2 t h ' 
     
     i a ll W l p m S wmcr an 0 door‘ ‘ Wood. For further particu 
     
     1.- 
     
    
   
   
    
     which. with the Dairy, are IlIItlt:|' one roof. A Iluild- 
     
     ing I5 feet long used as Slmep, I’izand Sleigh Ilousr-, 
     
     ii large rind proditctive Kitcln-tr tiartlen, enclosed with 
     
     thorn fence and planted with Fruit 'I'reos. The 
     
     whole of the brick l.aiid is of excellent quality, well 
     
     wooded and watered, and laid oil‘ in 50 acre Lots. 
     
     a part of which is let at One shilling, currency per 
     
    
   
   
    
     acre. 
     
    

    
     The property is situated in the immediate neigh. 
     
     bourliood ofGrist and Saw Mills, fronting on the high 
     
     road to llast Point, distant froiu Charlottetown about 
     
     50 Miles. Part of the purchase money may remain 
     
    
   
   
    
     on security 
     
     apply to r 0 owner. on the premises, 
     
     JOHN MACGOWAN. 
     
     Souris, July 24, I956. 
     
     Stoves! ! Stove !! ! 
     
     BI-l'I"l‘El{ ARTICLE, and for loss money,tbsn 
     
     was ever olfered for sale in this City. '|‘|.o nub. 
     
     sorihcr has just received, from the City of Alhuny,._ 
     
     150 Stoves, of every description of style 
     
     and pattern. including several new patents; as well 
     
    
   
   
    
     I his late S'I'UCI\ on hand, which he solicits his 
     
    
   
   
    
     HA'I‘ excellent Stand, known as the "Mrinches- 
     
     tor House," Sdnoy Street, 
     
    

    
     Immediately. Apply to—- 
     
     JUIIN ARCH. r\lcDONAI.D. 
     
    
   
   
    
     possession given 
     
     I 
     
    
   
   
    
     I October I5. 
     
    
   
   
    
     friends and the public generally, in cgll gm] cmniinc 
     
     to judge for theiirsulveil. 
     
     WILLIAM II. DAWSON. 
     
    
   
   
    
     on the property. For further psrticularsi - 
     
    
   
   
    
     " in a high state of cultivation; it isa leasehold for 999 
     
    
   
   
    
     itng 
     
    
   
   
    
     tinn in:ry he ttltlll-Iltt‘(I by appl 
     
     'l'llUi\I 
     
    
   
   
    
     I ti 
     
     AS I)A\VSON. 
     
     .Iirly I-Itli, I855. 
     
    
   
   
    
     FREBHOLD LAND‘ 
     
     {‘()I{SAl.l-'.,l.-it-1'3, as laid down on the Plan o 
     
     Iriwiisliip No. 55. bounded on the Division line 
     
     between 'l'o\vnsIiips No. 55 rind 56, containing 100 
     
     acres of Laird. It is near Iloughton River, on the 
     
     Houtli side of the Island. and is covered with good 
     
     larrl apply to 
     
     \.\ll'IS I). IIASZAIII). 
     
     Recreation, Sept. 27th, I855. 
     
    
   
   
    
     TO MILLERS. 
     
     Camel Hair Belting Cloth. 
     
     ASZAIIII 8:, OIVICN have rriuch pleasure in 
     
     announcing to their customers that they have 
     
     received this d.iy,a now an py of the above, Nos. 
     
     8, 4, 5. 6 and 7, which they olliar for sale at It) per 
     
     cent below former prices. 
     
    
   
   
    
     FOR SALE 
     
     I1‘IIA'l‘ beautifully situated I‘.-irin at Darnley. known 
     
     as tho Srihscribefls, it contains I00 acres of land 
     
    
   
   
    
     years. the yearly rent is £5 Ila I.',tI, currency. there 
     
     are on the remisesa IlIV‘,:l‘Iltll-5'13?"|I\\'I3IIIIlgIIIIIHB, 
     
     a large an convcnietit Ilarn, with II 'l'hreshing ztlill, 
     
     and on out-house for a (iranary. 
     
    

    
     Also,—A small farm, containing 2-! acres of rum- 
     
     Iiold land. situate in Priricetown Royalty. within a 
     
     few chains of the Durnley Ilridge; the above mon- 
     
     tioncd propertics- are well worth the attention of 
     
     persons wiisliing to purchase. For further particulars n 
     
    
   
   
    
     enquire 0 
     
     WM. I-‘.. CLARK. 
     
    
   
   
    
     For Sale or to Let, 
     
     \‘l".VI’.II.-\l. IIllILI)I.\'(i I.(I'l'.", fr--tiling mi the 
     
     s l‘i:rsI side ufllic Malpr-que, or I'rincr-,tuwn Rmnl, 
     
     about it ipiaiti-r o|'ri itiile HIIII (.‘li.rrIottL-towri, and 
     
     opposite to Spring I’ar'L. Apply to 
     
    

    
     II ILLIAM I"UI{(iAN. 
     
     lllarch 2tst, I855. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     HOLLOWAY’S OINTMEN T. 
     
    
   
   
    
     EX'I‘l'IAOIIDI.\lAR\' CURE OI" ASTHMA  I 
     
     0!‘ AN OLD LADY 8|-JVI-JNTY FIVE YEAR! 
     
    
   
   
    
     I OF AGE. 
     
     Copy ofu Letterfrom Jllr. Tlromrts lI"eston, (Book 
     
     b'lore,) Turoulo, dated (lie 9th October, 1854. 
     
    

    
     'I'o Professor llolloivay, 
     
    

    
     Sir,—(]r.-riitude corirpels tire to make known to you- 
     
     tlie exiraordinu , I)t7til:IIl. an aged parent has derived 
     
     from the use of_\oitr I'iIIs. My llttIIIIt'l' was alllictcd 
     
     for upwards of four and twenty years with irsthmis 
     
     and spitting of blood; it wits quite agony to see her 
     
     sull'ertrnd hear lu~r cough; I have oftendeclrrred, that 
     
     I would give all I possessed to lriive her cute ; but 
     
     although I paid is large sum for medicine and advice, 
     
     it was all to no purpose. About three iirontlis ago, I 
     
     thought perhaps your l'ills might benefit her ; at all 
     
     eventsl resolved to give tlieirr a trial, which I did; 
     
     the result was marvellous: by slow degrees, my 
     
     mother became better, uird after persevering with 
     
     your remedies for nine weeks she was perfectl 
     
     cured, and now enjoys the best of health, ultlioug 
     
     seventy-five years old. remain. Sir, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Your obliged, 
     
     (Signed) TIIOMAS WES"0N. 
     
     REMARKABLE CURE OI-‘ DROPSY. 
     
     AFTER. BEING TAPPED Tun:-zr. TIMII. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Copy of ll Lcllcr_for1n Jlnllimiy Smith, E34 
     
     Halrfrzr, J\"ovu Scolia, dated the 25th flugusl, 185 
     
     To Professor Ilollowuy, 
     
    

    
     Sir,—~I desire to add my testimony to the value of 
     
     your I'i|ls, in cases of dr-ops_y. I_3‘or nine months I 
     
     sulfercd the greatest torture with this distressing com- 
     
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     skeleton, and with no more strength in tire than I 
     
     child just burn. It _w:rs tlicn, that I tlrought of 
     
     trying your I’ills, mid tnimctlrately sent fora quantity, 
     
     and eonnnenced using them. Tlie result I can 
     
     scarcely credit even now, although true it is. After 
     
     using them for four weeks, I felt much better, and 
     
     by persevcriiig with them, at the cxpiratioii of two 
     
     months, I was completely cured. I ha\'e since en- 
     
     joyed the best of health. I arii, Sir, 
     
    

    
     Yours sincerel 
     
     (Signed) ANTIIONY S;\ll'I'II. 
     
     A3'l‘0N'I§IIl.VG CURE OF GENERAL DIZIIILIEY 
     
     AND Lrvi-;tt C0)lt’l..|l.\"I‘ ! ! 
     
    
   
   
    
     Copy of at Lcller from lVt'lIr'um Reeres, of 
     
     Clrurlollelourn, I’ri'nrc lfzlrrturrl Island, 
     
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     To Professor llolloway, 
     
    

    
     Sir,—I am happy to say, that your I'ills have re- 
     
     sluruil nit: to lit-altli aftr-r ststliwirig for nine years 
     
     from the most. int.-,rrso gem-i'al rieliility and Iaitgour, 
     
     my liver and liowcls were also much do-ranged for 
     
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     they were of no gnarl to me, until I had recourse to 
     
     your Pills. by talriirg which, and I‘-illowiirgthe printed 
     
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     hour.-, acquirtntancr-.-i, arrtl friends. I shrill ever feel 
     
     gratelul to you for this tisionrslnrtg restoration to 
     
     health, and will recommend your l'rlls to allsuflerers, 
     
     feelin-v it my dutv to do so. 
     
    

    
     I, I remain, Sir, your humble servant, 
     
     (Signed) “ILLIAM REEVES. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Charlottetown, I3th September, 1855. wt: 
     
    
   
   
    
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