pectin.

TIIE I‘AS'I‘OlI'S DAUGIITER.

nu oaonau r. ssoastis. ‘ An ivy-ssinntled cottage stniletl, p- near a streanilefs side, . Where dwelt the village pnstu’s child, In all her maiden bloom and pride. hood saisesu id their court and duty 'l'o‘tliis romantic sylvan beau : Yet none of all tb nwnins who sought her, Was worthy of the pastor's daughter.

'1‘! Iiwn-gnllants crossed hill and plain, To nnelt groves of her leireat,

And tnnny followed in her train.

To lay their riches at her feet. Ill nthl, for all their arts In War)’. Ifiedltosrin ey ld not lure the fairy, A maid without a heart they thou ht her, And no they kill the pastor’s dang tter.

One balmy eve in dewy spring’ A hard became her fstlier'a guest; He struck his harp and every string ‘a love vibrated in her breast, With that true faith which cannot falter, lnr ad was given at e tar, And faithful was the heart he brou ltt her To wedlock and the person's dang tcr.

flow seldoru learn the worldl gay, With all their nophist n art, be sweet and entle primrose-w:iy To ioIIu's ond, devoted heart: They nneh, but never find the treasure, Although revealed in jet and snare. To them lilte truth in wells of into A fable is the pastor‘udsugliter.

CHEAP FOR. CASH. HENRY J. CALBECK,

I.oitn’s BUILDINGI, Doitcntzs-ran. S-rucsr.

‘ RATEFUL past favours, respectfully invites attention to ‘ ‘ new wall-selected STOCK o S PAPLE and

Summer Goods,

T

Cassinetts, Cashmeres, and plain Molcskins, &c..

[[1-

colored and Co- ue,

. ’ ' ' ~.. 5. - . iv. . "E.

£1.-—¢-;-.

FREEHOLD PROPERTY l IFCDKQ 1:31:13 in Prince Edward Island. TIIE unit not, ooeytvi«l.." shout 80 of which are out cultivation, wfith Ill: l(I)IIil4:|°|| W “ . lsr e Barn tin at r tit- uses, a e . tha‘y . 'l‘ltis valuable Pro ieplsanattll sttutd Ilthll few chains ol the Public Wlinrf at Green's here. 00.10?‘ beautiful view of Bed ue Harbour, Northuissberland Strain 05‘ New Brunswick in the istauce; a large supply of road suitable hr. manure is on the premises and a gretit quality of Seaweed Ell‘ be obtained on the share; it would form a pleasant residence for I genteel family, or for any person ivhhinuo curry on Agrtcultsrl. Shipbuilding or Mercantile pursuits. 'I re are Packets running iveekly between the above wharf, Sliedizie and Charlottetown. ALSO, near the above-named Wharf, FOUR \VA'l ER IDTS 6: «I; encli containing 8500 square feet. with vi- lege to build to the cltannel, a distance of2tl0 feet. A good _WOl- ling-House, Stable and (inner , a well of excellent water with I punt hiereirt. are attached to Lot No. I, and s Dwelling-Ilene stun son Lo No 4. ALSO, on the opposite side of the street, TWO L0'I‘S— til. ll St. 6—of 75 by I00 feet each. On No. 5 stands n Dwelling ouse.

ALSO. on the second street from the “'harf, and fronting North, T“/0 OTHER l..OTS—-Nos. 7 81. 8 of the same dimensions as the last. All the above cited lots are well calculated for business stands either for Mercantile or Mechanical purposes.

LSO, I-‘lF'l‘Y ACRES OF LAND situ ted on Township No.

25, furitterly ‘ .\l.tsfield's Property,’ all withiti fence, and mostly under cultivation, with a J\"ew' Saw .Mill in excellent wcrlting order and ti good Mill House. This Property’ is situated in the heart of n Ilourisltittg settlement, and coitiinands two g Streams capable of driving a large amoutit of Mill Mnchiner . , on the same Township, and part of said ‘ Mastic d Rm- perty,‘ FOUR. FARM LOTS of each 96, 82, dt 53 acres, unini- proved, und 60 acres, 25 of which are cleared; tltcse lets all front on the public Ron .

ALSO, all that well-known FAR.\l AND BUSINESS STAND at Indismliiver, Township No. I8, late the property of William Wallace. of 44 acres, held under lease for 999 years, at an annual rent of One Shilling per acre, with the Buildings thereon, consisting ofa D lVl‘.‘I.I.l.N'G HO USE, BJIRJV, STORE,GRJI.N'.IIR Y and other Oiit-Buildings. A well of excellent water is in the yard. Twenty acres of this ltirlll are witltiit fence attd uttder good cultiva- tion ; the situation ol'-tliis property gives to it many valuable advantages either for business or tnccliauical purposes, it being at tlte junction

the Indian River, Mulpeqne, uttd St. lileattor‘ts Roads, near to a School and to the Catholic Chapel and iii the midst of a flourish- ing and wealthy corntnunity. _

ALSO, at Seven Mile Bay, Township No. 27 near the Catholic Chapel, about 30 miles from Clittrlottetowti, 'l'\l/U I".\llMS of 120 acres each, on one of which there is a new llouse partly finisln-d. a large New Born. 30 x «I4 feet and other out-building-. these Farms are beautifully situttted,frmttittg on the Strait of Noithuutlierland, with a graitliutl descent to the shore where an abundance of Sea- tntintire can be easily procured. About 70 iicres of each of these forms are cleared and under good cultivtitioti, titid each has a piece

Joan; Per- and

Lenten‘ silk ditto; colored Stays;

&o., 8r.c., &c.

\Vattt-s

and Broguns.

Ca ps.

Iron Tea-kettles. Paris and Covers; Frying Parts; Cutlery, Cur- mun‘ Tools; cut and wrought Nails; Candlesticks, Sc

' hles, lVindovv Glass, Drushcn, &c., din. ough R aunt- ings and extra Sole Plates, Chain Traces, Shovels and hoes,

o., ‘c. Plough Cords and Fishing Lines; Cotton Net Twine; Est are.

.- G n v

e . - Groceries : Tm, Sugars, Molasses, Colfee, Raisins, Nutmegs, and other spices, Mustard,’ Ginger, Saleratus, Soap, Tobacco, die. Sale and Upper Leather, Paints, Oils and Patty. lsester Street, Is_t July, 1852- 3W-

“ Rocklln ” Cloth Mills 3! Subscribers return thsnks to the public of I’. B. Is- land. for their pntronage during the last Season, and hope by to business, to merit a continuance ofthetr vours. The 'oes for work, in Nova Scotia currency :

*' ot . ""t?'..".‘.'t."' ‘.'~'."'."" N‘ ' ' Black, Dark Brown,Corben, Saul!’-

r.n., n ..'t"b"..°.'.L, , at s and Iiv:‘Brown and Olive-Green, ls. ' ' he he C l . 8d. ‘ gri.‘ ind Iinlf-ilredsirfgrfdo, 10d. _ . _ falling, sl ning and ltresstngidllottle and Invisible Green, Is. 3d. Clint. not oo ur . :'n|l'f rnveing Dyeing Brown (-worn3n‘s igdear) -Id. D and Pressing o. . Dyeing Green, Gd. ' Dyeing and Pressing do., 8d. an. s 9- - T1193.‘ lo':vli_ag peysau will act as Agent, who will forward and o HAIIGI. "an I 0‘ DATID STEWART, Charlottetown. R. «It. A FRASER.

8m. Company of

D ‘ Olbe, 20 Cornhlll. London, July 23, 1852. Tu Meeting ofthe Court of Directors of the I-‘.Qut1'ani.n Fins: Irssvuuscs: Cossratrv: held July 23rd, IQLS2. Thattlie

Roclilin, Middle River, Pictou, N. S. Julv I6, 1852.

Equitable Fire Insurance - - V 803 391”?

Court havin learned by report from America, that an eat so Fire occurred at Iontresl, on the 8th inst.,and al- though no xiiicullirs are yet received, there is reason to fear that it

iavolsedeiaiuis of more than ordinary amount upon this Com- th Local Directors at Mon-

. the Court therefore request that a

“prom eedtothe 'd'ustnsent f l ' h‘ h In Ifilb frornPt‘li'n :iilcConfl and dra‘ir Itilioii ilil:.I.:ndlin brsneh amount as may suflcient to enubte them to pay 1| claims in full. _ ' ‘ ‘m “M” r'°'("st':.i'.'.ii"' noon cttorr. for the Board of Directors.

‘VOCCS I93IBe

' 1- i... of voons. Illtrsxo. t- °'l.'.'t,"$'.. iiiims is. friends and the public that 'ii'.Pi.°.. fiaind to its nportioaofhis tirsistotlin instruction of Private Pnpih, on following terms: one-lisll’ payable in ad- Jase.

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0- I II essb sddi ‘ I Pa ‘I, 0 II A ‘Std: taay be ..\i''.'.. I. W. Skinner's or at Mr. Wil- la id's, I- . |-uquddferthr intluistethst klltrifllfl toopea Schools rassogtisuttbecuaarry; bswoatdttiersereougtssvetoss _ts danish sf npihg e hnowledge_of tbh useful and p easing gg ppptss of an early. application. All letters (post p I he am-Ml « . . g,,,_ .. 5... ...t :5. ..t‘.; 32$, of nustcnngougsfiat I53.

‘I01’. he-. 80-. H0!‘ %tsnnswn.

I

Sill, Woollen. or Cotton, this salable artieldwlll remove sfflresss, Tar, Paints, Ilnluisi. &c., Dry lists of

iv‘ ,’-9-.-M-I‘ l Jriirrs eoaasustr saooctt gggug ‘unites itsstaslssssl

ofsult Marsh attut-lied to it from wliiclt about 6 stacks of hay may

be cut; ilte rotitainder of the land is covered with wood suitable

for Lumber, Fuel or Fettciitg. A Post Road runs through these arms cnliancing their value.

Al.S(), near these two Farms, c FARM frosting on the Post Road, containing 70 acres: it has been but little cultivated, but has it good growth of wood and is capable of being rriade an iii- valuahle property, the soil being excellent sitd easy of cultivation, in addition to possessing many of the natural advantages 'd b the last-mentioned farms.

ALSO, THREE HUNDRED JOKES Wilderness Land on 'I‘ownsliip No. B, with a public Road and an excellent stream of water running through the tract; this property is well wooded and watered, and is in the‘itnmcdiate neighbourhood of mills.

ALSO, OJVE HUJVDRED ACRES Latid on Township No. I5, at Fifteen Point, part of which has been under cultivation for

.« "tel

.,-, so-.r-:vw!a .' -r. -vt—«’vin.’:_~d~ »~:,rJ4~

, For late, -

“M M hm W. I II T"fl dhl1!‘srm,"'mtahhg Iofluncren of UPS and lush, the w in a good state afeultisstiun, having a ent_uf 20 M, and s ids, en the North side of Dcalt liver. immediately tluppssiia the In rneideueeef the lion. Joseph Pope. with I I"

use Pr-nssie, (part Cedar,) 82 feet by 4!, ready to be erected, and some Fnrtniag Implements and Blue - ALSO-80 acres of -Woodland and Hard. situate about I mils lhrtbsr up the nine river : evaluable scquiaitioa to the above form. ALSO -200 acres of Freehold Land. situate at the West Cups, Let 8, adjoining the farm of James hI‘Willianss. niillsr. Al.80—300 acres of I-‘reeliold Land and Marsh, situate at Lot II, fronting on the \Vestera Road. For terms of payment, and otltcr particulars. apply at the Oflico of Cit AI. l'at.isun, I-leq., Charlottetown, or to the téubncriber.

A portion of the SAVV MILL, with all the privileges belongiagto it. If one third of the ' be given for the remaining pziynient. —.‘\l.SO—

Fifty acres of excellent LAND, with a new SAW MILL.

about 2 miles from where the Subscriber at present resides. Ap-

r‘: to NOAII WIDBY. . 9n the premises. De Sable, July 26. 1852.

Farm to be Let. TlIA'P leasunily situated FARM on the llalpsque Road. in the liloynlty of Clttirlottetown,owned and occupied by e Subscriber; distant from Town about three ntiles. It contains 88 acres in the best state ofculiivation, and has a comfortable Dwell- ing House, a large Barn, and other fttlllllfl Buildings. The STOCK. I".-iriiiing l.\ll’I.E.\lI'I. TS and CROP, can be had at valuation, with iutntediaite posmession. I-‘or furtlier particulars apply to Jassps D. llassattn, I~'.sQ., or JAMES .\|I'l‘ClIl-LL,

July 26, I852. on the Pretiiiscs.

Farm near Milton Church. R SALE the Leznieliold Interest of 999 are in a Farm of

225 acres of Land, I50 acres of which are cleared and in good cultivation. There are two Dwelling Houses on it, and other

it is Nine miles from Cliiirlottetowti, and has plenty of Fire Wood and Longers. For particulsrsapply to L. W. Gall, I".sq., in town or to the Subscriber on the Premises. WILLIAM WES'l‘COT'I‘. May I5, 1352.

FOR SALE.

IIE Leasehold interest of a Farm, of II! acres, situate on An- derson's Road, Township No. 8|, II miles ottt 'l‘ovi'n.

About 35 acres are cleared atid under good cultivation, the remain- ing rt could be cleared at a little cspense. There urea good Dwell- iii ll-louse, and outhouses on the Premises, and a beautiful Spring

several years.

ALSO a DEED, and all the Subscriber’s interest in and to the Farm now in the possession and occupation of llnrtin Doyle, on 'I‘owiiship No. 8, containing I00 acre-. ’

Immediate possession of and good Titles given, with the above Properties : and should tlisy not be disposed of by private Sale be- fore the First day of September nul, all that portion of thorn si- tuated on 'I‘ownsh'qts Nos. 25, I6 & will be sold b PUBLIC JUCTIOJV‘, at the Mill formerly celled ‘Masliel ’s Mill,‘ on that do , at the hour of 12 o‘clock, noon.’ -

For uriher particulars please apply to

JONATIIAN WEATHERBE.

Chtrlottetown.

Jul! I7. I852. ’ . The Colonial Life Assurance Company.

G O V E It N O R. -nu: sttcirr tiotsounasu: TIIE EARL OF. ELGIN AND KINCARDINE. Got-ernor-General of Canada.

moan) ©FnIto:;e9

22 SI. ./lndreu: Square, Edittburgh.

BOARD OF 1llANAGE.\lEN'I‘ IN HALIFAX FOP Nova Elooitfin £3 Prince Edward llcllamrfil, Hon. ill. I). Almon, Banker. Charles 'I‘wining.~I-lsq Barrister. llon. William A. Black, Bunker Joltii Ilnyley Illand. Ea .

I-Swill mill. EIq- llon. Alexander Keith,(l\Iercliant. Janice Stewart, Esq., Solicitor. Medical Adviser—A. I". Snivcrs.

Agent St. Secret:iry—.\I:ttt|icw ll. Richey, Solicitor.

The follotving gentlemen have been appointed Ollicars of the Company in Prince Edward Island, nttd will be prepared to furnish information as to the principles and practice of the Company and the rates of Assurtinco.

Charlottetown—Medic:il Adviser—II. A. Johnson, M. D., Agent-— 2. L. y ‘tirtl.

ical Adviser—Dnvid Kaye, Ill. D., Agent—

William Sanderson. A

St. Eleanor’s—Medical Adviser—-Joseph Dell, M. D., Agent-

.'.I'homas Ilunt. M.-\'I‘TIlE\V II. RICIIEY.

Georgetown-—Jled

August 3. l l l

FIRE! FIREI! FIRE... SECURE YOUR PROPERTY AT A SAVING OF l"lF'l'Y PERCENT. IIIS can only be done by Insuring in the MUTUAL I-‘IRE INSURANCE COMPANY. This is the only Oflice where claims for loss can be met, without reference to a foreign Company. Blsnh forms of application, and any other information can be ob tslnctl at the Secretary sitd Treasurer's Ollicc, Kent Street. April ti, I852. Trevio Cloth Mills—Covehead. AT the last Industrial Eiiltibition, the first and other plans awarded to Messrs McNeill, Crocket, Don less and Abbott, for Dressed Cloth, Drugnets, Flannel. an Shawls, were finished at these mills. Parties having cloth to be dress- ed, fulled, and dyed, may rely on the finish being done prompt- ly and in n workmanship manner at GURNl".Y'S I-JS'l‘ABI.lSIIMENT, COVEIIEAD.’ Trioisia Ciistts, Bedeqae,

¢

s..

To Immigrants and Others.

0 BE SOLD in Illlttll Tracts, or in one Farm, as may suit

purchasers, the Leasehold Interest, for the residue of

Term df 999 years, in that Eligible property called Curtis-dttlo, five

miles and a half frotti Charlottetown, on the Princetown lloud.

There are 850 acres of good Land, about I90 acres of which are

cultivated. On itthere tsaGrist .'tIill,four Dwelling Ilouses, Burns and other Buildings.

The water-power would admit of more Mills to be erected on the premises. The Land is well watered, and may be divided iutufour or more convenient Farms. The Mill may be bought with little, or much of the Land. ' _ _

The publicity of the place, and the water corrimunicatipn from thcflpot te’I‘own. and elsewhere, innkes it the best situation any where, within many miles from Charlottetown, for the Establish-

mcAnt f arcantile concern. 8 _ _ part 0 the purchase money may remain on ecurity. h r H . __ ‘llllti most of ' WILLIAM corms. },f,, ‘f,,‘;‘}"‘3 "age 04.0 , H Curtisdale, May I0, 1952. and Bren" Chflgmmo Gxplss :l:’_'° 'l"°"' 7' g|'::|'.':m féhs ppcd-its nds Glandular Selsrriiyluuu Farm for Sale. W; 0, ,,°__ C°;_;-C-cgfom Isa-may at... t..... ITIIIN Eleven Miles frotn 'I‘own, on the Pritinetoivn Road. choices and Contract d 8: If-“so Tumour. with 45 chains and 80 links fronting oti the said Road 50 S“d_l_." . Sp". . ‘F H" . 1""

acres are Freehold and 100 acres Leasehold at 8d. Per acre. 50 C -Ba C El ' Him.‘ nheumnum “ Wm“

acres are cleared iaad in good cultivation. 'I'lie Buildings ate a “O. Y cph-min" 38"”? ““'

giood Burn, 80 as 40, and llottse, 30 t. 42, with other requisite 0at- Sold by the Proprietor at 244 slHtlltrlc(llN€ls':P'Il:Fl| nle [tar le-it

uildings. There iss good Saw Mill, with It powerful stream of by GEO. '|‘ IIASZAIII), age," ‘-0,. p_ 3_ M“ I ) "“"- "4

Water, which could be turned to good account. Ilalfofthe pur- chase rnone ntny rettittiii on security. For further particulars sp- ply to JOHN M‘(.iILL, Esq , Charlottetown, or A|.F.XANl)EIl. JOHNSTON.

The above mentioned property will be sold either in the whole or in pottions oflitl aitd I00 acres.

Lot 23, |‘rineetowu Road,

July I7, I852. - i

For Sale.

C CRES of Freehold Land situnte on York River, Lot 32, uliout 70 acres of which are clear and in it good state of cultivation. with it Ilrick Dwelling House 86 is 34 frost proofC;llar, a never failing Well at the door with it Pump, n Barn ill in 80, a Threshing Machine nnd Out-Ollices, Saw Mill, die. it commands it view of the Ilarbor of York River and Settlement, for further rticulurs ttpply to Mr. JAMES COLE on the premi- "her

son, or to t to subscri JOIIN MOORE. Bloomfield Mill, Royalty Road, July I9, 1852. 2

b

To be sold at private Sale.

llE Leasehold Interest of the Subscriber in 80} acres of Land

for 999 years at Is. per acre on Lot 8|, 8 miles from Char-

lottetown in tlte winter, and I0 miles in the summer on the Tryon Road, with all the llouseri, Out-Houses, &c. via. :

On the Furtn is about 40 acres cleared, all dry healthy Land,

within a ring fence, and southern aspect, all stumped exce about

gen read your Advertisements, rchase money is paid down, a tittie will m;':""°'"' “at strange to relate, is now In good lienhh. seaiu r, a d witnessed the tlieni ' ed in having n i fellow creature. ‘ I .r- '. (Signed) A PERSON 70 YEARS OI-‘ AGE 'I‘lIlIt'I‘ CURE" OF ‘ B5” doyty o 'fo rofessor .Hoi.t.ow tr -1 Herod ‘ ' th mill, so _for a period of Iltll’? y;:n.rs from a hail leg. the souls

am have effected n eoniplt-te ciire ncssed it would cretlit the fact Chemist, I3, Mriiltrt Stir-rt, Ilutldci A Extract q/' a Lrllrrfram .Mr. Frederick Tu;

six tttniitlis, and during the tthull period laid sh. 53,. Ilaildings; there are several springs of Writer runtting through it— ;'._""°' l““ ‘H "' "" "'°'

Ointment, ttlltl tlieri-lure gave them is trial in lit‘! ms.- wtts, I llltl so, fut in less tltiiii It irtotith It prili-.., cm"

rt.-ally astonishing. I now .g,.,..'|,

""°'° ll" k'"°' r"' '"““l.Y ‘W0 WI". which lll(.‘It'IIlt'll in a

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tin bled

“m° i' ‘ "'0' cwlidvrnltle mu

opposite Apotliecaries'_Iltill, and 9 (Isl.

BEGS to inform end the his Boston, a general nssortinesst in and Fnnc , ' furnish LI ENESSE8 equal to any satisfied with their Pictures are not

mine Specimens.

‘ ’IsaQ4.r-pg,-

,«g.,'.pn.. .;.n5~a.. _.usuL....._ .

units: is YOUR nanny.

ll0ltlt0ll’lY’S 0lll'l‘lllEN'l'.

yggggs p,u_M[-;R_ A MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF BAD LEG Onendyke, De Sable, July 27, I852. Exhafl ofa L'"“3l¥E“i.:’ 3I'5'F7’ERlNG. 8' ‘PIER _...,_-.- . __-. ....__. . {W —- —-————-— _ 9' '03 7- '5 issi Gllpfn gf-yo g,- ,

FOR SALE’ r r LANDJ To Pn.”Met;:‘y’rsH.s¢:'rLt‘,"l'lrynoulh. dated May 1'6, tssi. is '1‘ De 3 ble,the old Interest 0 91 acres o , 3 _ ' > ',_with ti: STOCK and CROP on the Farm, if .i..a...i. 3.- ,..,,',',',,,2,:§',‘,‘, ' ,_‘',‘_:‘,,'''¥ :3’; §'';,''';,‘;”';: 9 -tssbu vlslsss tween 60 and 70 acres are cleared, and in good cultivation; it is ‘on.’ I‘. .0". "J 'r.|’D"m. H" t ‘I. III] hevebrru well supplied with good fencing poles and tire wood and water oon- soil for months together she was deprived eat rel oi‘... “'““‘llI. veuient. Every remedy tlisi nssdlcnl utstmi "5..." "'35:: "W" _ __ her health stsflcred severely, and the state of her leg. '. in. l

ess,she coiirentsd to do so. her sleep sound end uad"iuu;|,¢,;, sulferlngs of my wife diiri the lug 4| with her present enjoyment of huh‘, you fig.” nu-ans‘so greatly atlevlntlng

wti.t.rttit dsnrin.

v YEARS’ STANDING “H03

q/' a Letter from Mr. War. ./Ibln, Builder of Gas “‘’‘‘’'17''- "W ”W14m.fl¢l«I. dated May st test A . ' '

Of!”

ent accidents a at - yet in opponitisml I i ' ‘ . - . ’ ' in :0 llIOI’lnti"I'l'l::, thing: I WILLIA

vrrifit-tl by My-, “Ff |¢_Bg:".-d ‘r-flrltl. ‘

. BAD IIIIEAS1‘ Cuflgp W ONE Mom." N7’. of 1,¢IlllltlI‘.lf, 0.

Kent. dated .l)¢c¢ml.er I8, I85

'I'o Prufcss: r lIot.t.ows

It l'.iII,—My wife Ittiilsiiflerssl frtirn Bad Rrea.-ts for sauna... _ Il_tivtng liefore licslr-tl art iiufal it-iliiiii¢t“i’.‘.l.:"r“. g It)‘ your tin.-it-ttlletlilseilicitio, l dt-terniimtl again to use y- tlt l'lll’!‘itYt: , iiml f--t Ittinitr it lsellelit that \'ltI'ItIIll oths.-t liriiiiclies ul my farmI_,- |~,,‘:,“:

recottuttentl them to all

I-‘IIEDRICK 'I‘Un:\‘r, _

A \vovni:ni'Ut. ((,iJii't'i:"<)ti-' " A ‘ ‘ A DANGEROUS s ' . - THE KNEE it ELI mo or Copy q/‘rt lellerfrom Joltri flu;/‘or, an Jgritullurlit, rnflllrig g1 50.

.\‘eu.-borouglt, near H¢.rIiant,dale¢l Jlluy 15 15

'I‘o Professor llouows v,

Sta,-—I was ulllicted with a swelling on each rill? ofthe log, rails"

o water run i th I tl ads. I-‘ r further particulars sp- - , was an initiate it .,., .. .. ..:.'.1.*.‘...:°.:::...'',,.‘.:‘.’."..... " ' '“:..“.::..°':.:':: :.".C:'.",";’..''.': ‘.:::.:":'""" ~r ROBERT ti. EDIVARDS. ......t. ..r,..... tt......t Ointment I .t......t....t .. "' """“"’