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cxander” while in b'rdlam. One night when [mans employed about It by moonlight, a «had passing along, con-red part of the when, so as to make it almost dark, when Lee exclaimed‘ “ Arise, Jupiter, and mull~ llu' label. ‘ Put down by Johnnie D-â€"~.’ A clergyman of'a country vil- hgr dewired his clerk to givu notice- lllul tum-e would he no service in the afternoon, ail“: was going to Ificlfalc with an anetlm- c x-r-gyman. 'l'lw clerk, as soon as the spr- --ice was ended. called out. ' I am desier M give nolice that [here will be no service Ilus afternoon. as Mr. L is goingr (ifs/1- (ng will! anmher clergyman.” t-mceâ€"the doling mother of a waggish lad “having bottled a lot of preserves, lablctl than: “ Put up by Mrs. Dâ€".’ (her name.) .mhnnie her promissing bonhaviug di~c0ver e I the ‘ gondies.’ soon ate up the contents of the bottle. and then wrote on the bottom of llu' label. ‘ Put down hv Johnnie D--.’ Hue moon !” No'soomar had he spokenfihau tho) cloud instantly covered the face of the moon, rendering it quite dark ; Lee exclaim- ing in great dagusf, “ Ye rm‘ious gods ; u‘n mufed ‘c on." A canny Scot, from Tweedsido, h‘u‘ing found his way to Canada “'esl, c.ill- ed on a townsman in Guelph, one day ; it be- m‘; within a few minutes of dinner Kim? he was asked to slay and have some dinner, but sms h» ‘ Na, na. thank ya. I must gang on, for I‘m [eu’d the land will be ’a sell’d.’ Here is an ancient definition of a lrog: Ye l'rogge is an amphybyous ani- mal with foure l'eete. a Imyked bmhiie, and \mytheout «War a mile. He hath a hname Voice, and lovyelh much to me it on yo sum- mer nights. He is remarkable for graceful ‘xymnuug with rapidmwgand for taking verrie Iu'ge leaps 0n ye lands. The hoop maniais manifestly on the incnease. Messrs. Douglass 8v. Sherâ€" wood, of New York, who are the loading manufacture-rs for the continent, aver than their sales of these fashionable appendages last month amounted to twanty thousand dol- lars more than the same month of the year preceding. you say ?’ said an iraacihle old boarder to the landlady. an he was trying to carve what was ostensibly a chicken; ‘ yes'm ; and were I to give my opininn on the fowl, I should say it was old enough tn hai'e scrdkhed up the seeds of original sin when they ware first planted.’ An Irish soldier who was boasting of his great courage, was asked why he ran away in battle. ‘ Faith’ said Pat, ‘ me hear! is bowld an a lionâ€"so it is; hull happen to have a pair of cmvardly legs, which always rmns away wid me body Whin I’d be aflerlighling the inimy, bad luck to thin).‘ ‘Tough, madamâ€"tough, did ‘ Did' you ever consider Mr. Smith insane l' asked a lawyer of a witness in a erimlnal case. ‘ Yes sir,[ dill." ‘ Up- On what gronmlsdid you ba<e that cnnclu- sion l’ ‘ Why, I lent him a silk umbrella and fine dollars in money, and he returned them both.’ pander that contracts on your approach to water, so that on the moment you come '0 a puddle it lift: you over and leaves you on the other side. of saving this small beer from depredation 1’ said a gentleman to his butler. ‘ By placing a cask ofstrong beer by the side of it.’ ‘ Snigglethrifts’ will you have some of the butter 1’ ‘ Thank you, madam; I belong to the Temperance souicty, and cant take anything strong.’ It was once said ofa canal in Ponnecticut, that the first dwideml paid to the stockholders was from the proceeds of the hay cut down on the tow path. that ‘ people run great risks in eating crabs at. this season of the year.’ Nobody thinks ofthe risks the crabs run. ‘ My wife,’ said a critic, ‘ Is the most even-tempered person in the world -she’s always mad.’ Our tempers are like an opera- glass, which makes the obJect small nr great, according to the end you look through. An indirect way of getting a glass of water at a boarding house, is to call for a third cup of tea. sun 1 hery’, as the widow said when she swapt herself Oh for a widower. What kind of sweatmeats did they have in the ark? Preservedpairs. Lee wrote his tragedy of “ Al- A lady neighbor and acquain- ‘ What will be the best method A Yankec has invented a sus- Hero Wit in bright efi‘ulgonce glows, With Wisdom joined, lhrongh rhyme and prose. And both units thou charmfl in one. To form the sage and huln’rous pun. The ‘Vashington Star says 1? Because it is the centre of light. ‘ An even eXChange is no rob- Why is the letter G like the @3131: 5mm 33001:. f Hvrr Drieslmch lhe lion tamer has of 9 7- l 'lnte years, burn a steady harddvorkmg tar Hlk'l‘ in l’otosi, \‘Vis. >0in lime since Herr I mid a visit [.0 his old com :aniuns Ihe ham 1 I ‘ | 9 9 Ileopartls, and Ilgers, at Uuhuque, where the lmcnugerie containing them was stoplin ,. l'he ineeting is drscribrd as having been ali- §ecting. The lioness, Wlllt‘ll was a particular «write, caught 9gb! of him, and her eyes glemned with pleasure, while her tail wag ged a glad recognition. On his (zoningr u;- to her, she appeared frantic with ioy, and when he sgoke to her and presmted his fat 9 [I the cage, she kissed him, and placed h r paw in his, hand with an air of an intenre afi'uction. lmleed, while. he was in her prer srnce, she (lid not kno v how to control her- sell-,bllt wnulrl lick his hands while he at- tempted to pat her, roll ovur, reach out her paws to him. and then press her nose betww n the bars as though she would like to haw had a closer presence. 'lhe other animals were equally utfitctionate. A RFMARKABLE CASE or AFFLICTION. â€"'l‘|mre is in the town of bhelby, Orleans county, <ays th Medina Tribune, :1 more uisu'nsing case of disease and sufi'ering than we Sltpp0<etl rxisted on earth. Henry l’ossan. a mm tony-live yrars of age, has been con- fined to his bed, and helpless, since he was It ueteenâ€"lwI nn-six jeul‘h. His disuue is rawunmtism, and most terrible has (In: poor man suliered with its torturing and deform- ing navtnges. liis knee joints are dixlocalcd and shockinily duplac. (1. His teel are d awn round In one side, and Ihv toes twisted to ahl conceivabm shapes. In act the ter- riblr d sense 1:15 1: Merl; left a limb, a joint. or a n ember of tin: holly undefnrmed. And adllt‘d to uh this. lhe poor man has been ren- (it'rld perlcmly b in] by the wine diwasu. l'le li 3 ill on h 5 back, his arms folded ncr0<s his I) edst, and i~ unly burer able to wave his fin ;cl's. “in pain is aevere and almost con- :lan‘. In 1834-, I was much surprised by a son of my old and respected t'riend Captain Bowen, who had served in the campaign under the Duke of York, in Holland, where he was wounded, walking into my house near Stoney Creek, with a knapsack on his back; he was then 18. He told me he had come out to try his luck as a farmer in Can- ada. I suggested the Grand River or the North Shore of Lake Erie. He continued his march, and eventually fixed on the Township of Rainham. There he worked hard for two years or more, in the bush. On his father’s death he was called home. and his mother “ished him to take orders ; he having previously received a (‘las ical ed- ucation. Shortly afterwards his uncle, who was a captain in the East India Company's naval Iervice, died, and left a large fortune to his nephew, John Bowen, he being hi~ heir at law. The Rev. John Bowen tbt-n went out as a missionary to Jerusalem to convert the Jews. On his return from his mission he visited Constantinopleâ€"the chapâ€" l in to the embassy being absent, he. at the request of the British Ambassador. took upon himself his duties. Sventually returning to “alas, the place of his birth, he began to lecture on the Holy Land and the state 01 the .llrWS in Palestine. He was shortly :Il'lervrards made a rector, and on taking [mssesston of his living, he found an old man witha large family, doing the duty ol'curate. The new rector being a practical Christian. continued the old man in the curacy, and assigned him all lhi: emoluments-â€"tluring life. This is the Dr. Bowen a‘luded to in yom paper of the 1‘21h October, as the new lib.th of Sierra Leone. Cdl. W. Havelock. well known in the Peninsular and Oriental campaigns as one of the most dashing cavalry officers in the service, fell at the head ol‘thc 14th Light Dragoons, in one of the bloody engagement of the Sutlej â€" The present representative and sub- ject of our notice after paxsing through along and distinguished npprenticeshil I to arms in the great conflicts of North Western India, especially in the cam- paigns of Sir C. Napier ; holds at present the post of adjutant general ot the Bengal Presidency, a rank likelv to be changed, if Providence reserve for him the completion of this great worlx which he has so energetically begun ‘for the highest the service can afford. There are not wanting persons who re- member the residence and early life of: this hero, of the courage and daring‘ which foreshadowed the man in the boy, and we may earnestly hope that it will yet be our pleasure to record in his career ofretribntivc valor, exploits and honors which vsill alike reflect distinctions in the soldier and do honor to the town which claims his birth.â€" Sunderland Herald. A CANADIAN FARMER MADE AN EPISCOPAL Eamonâ€"A correspondent o. the Hamilton Banner writes as follows :â€" GENERAL HAVELOCK.â€"â€"It may mt be generally known that this gallant oflicer, whose name has become one of the most familiar to British ears among the most splendid instances ol courage and devotion which are no“ signalizingjour arms in the East. is a na- tive of the banks of the Wear, and a member ofa Sunderland family. Hi: father, Wm. Havelock, Esq, was a well known ship owner and coal-fitter. residing at Ford Hall, the present residence of W. Hay, Esq.. where the famin since so distinguished as soldiers, were born. Another brother, “ Palmam qui meruit feral." h: N.B.â€"Pnl)li>hers of newkpnpers giving insertion lo lhis ndverlismenl for 2 months. will be allowed their bills upon purchasing five times their amount. of our manufuclnre. Editors will confer a favor by directing attention to lhe announce- meul. 'l‘. J. G. 51, Co. The followinglist of a few ofthe principal m'ti. dos mquirrd by printers. will give an idaa of the great advantages of the Canada 'I‘ype Foundr) -â€" It is therefore hoped that the Printers of Cann- da will show their appreciation of the advantages it holds out. by hem-wing upnn it a fair share of [hair patronage. in return for which the propiiulm's pledge themselves to leave no means untried to give ample satisi'aciiou. Printers! mark the reduclinn ill the price of typv since this Foundry was opened ; and baar in mind that a greater reduction depends upon vour- selves. Uur mono isâ€"suppl)‘ 1||v trade will; type of such quantities and at Mlch plires as will pre- vem the uecoasil)‘ of patronising I'ureign manu- fuclurers. The prices at which these and other types ara sold at the Canada Type Foundry. will he lound at least 30 per cent. less than they could be pur- chased previous to its establishment. IL?" All other Book Fonts in propor-lion. LEADSâ€"6 lo Flea and thicker, )5 per lb. Pica. 153d; 0' to Pica ls 6d. A ltd removing all l)i-Pases of the Eye and Ear generallv. begs most respectfully to inform these afflicted in these delicate organs. ihal he has for- warded lo the office ol‘lhis paper a few dozen copies of the 4th edition of his Treatise on Dismiss (1/. (h 1 Eye and Ear, published I is day. which will be presented to applicants, HF. Proprietors of this Establishment thtO inform the Pnin ers of Canada. that they have now manufactured and read). for delivery. a large quantity of Small l’ica. Long l’rzmer, llullrgeowe and llrevier, ul' Scotch farm, which they will gua- rantee cannot be rurpuswd h_\ any Foundry upon this continent for durability and aupearance. 'l‘hev have also on hand a choice assomnent of various kinda of The Author feels fully assured that everyunprc- jwlt'cml rem/er of this work will be convinced that Diseases 01 the lite or Eat in may stage short uf complete disorganization. cm: and may In: [first] : and it must appear evident to ever) romiderate perwn that the principal runse 45/y'uilure to obtain relief III these tunes throughout the country, is the rt-sult of imprnj‘er treatment. and a wantoftxt-‘I-zk- tunn- SKILL, and CuMl’h‘l'ENl v on the putt ot'thuse protessing or attempting to cure sut h diseases. INIVERSALLY known thrrnghnut Canndn and the United States for his skill and success In ' This wo:k contains nearly 2000 pages of read- ing matter. in which will be found reported alarge number ol'tnont important and sum-asst“! opera- ions on the Eye. and more than (Int- Hundred in- cresliug Cases of e\ery descuiption. Illustrated with numerous Cuts : nd Hales. Also. will be seen, Letters and Refvrences l'rlm highly respec~ table parties from all pan-Ls of Canada and the United Slates.â€"nl| of which will be found Well worthy the Careful perusal ol'lhe nfllictetl. OCULST & AURIST. OPERATOR ON THE EYE AND EAR Restoring Lost. Sight ard "caring! Ten Thousand (‘ories are now rmdyfurdistrilmtinn This \‘Vork will al"o be forwarded to individuals free qfc/mrge) sending their fldli eas, Pun-PAID. lu the Author at Toronto. Canada Type Foundry. Sattaras. Drab Kerseys, Robe Dresses. Challis Dresses. Sh Tornhlo. June. 1857. REMOVED 1‘0 ST. Tunier S12, IN DEBERA'I BUILD” .s. MONTREAL. REMEDY F037 BAVLDNESS, And for Invigorating and Beautifying the flux, Montreal. May 18m. I857 'I‘onumo, June 81h, 18.37 Dr. CADVVELL, AZOR’S TURKISH BALM. l.ong Pruner Small Pica- Nonpaviol - Mil-inn - Brevier- Buurgeoise RY GOODS nd Millinery. Clothing and Genllnmen's Outfitting Emporium IL'I THE GREAT TURKISH Ornamenta l Ty pc Sold by R. H. Hall Silks, FREE OF CHARGE. Lac-e Gonds, Two Fancy Tweeds, Moire Antiquel THOR. J. GI‘RNIV & (Y OF TORONTO. oire Antique. Shawk. Fancy doeskinsl IS. Head Dresses, Venexinn Cloths, ya, Straw Goods. Bath Curde, Flounced Dresses. Muslin dresses, B" Shepherd Plaid, 510-. &c.. King Street East, Toronto. SI. 'l'herew Sll" Ribbons, ICIEJEIEJD Twoeds. HM 8d 7d 6d per lb. 3d .. 1d Poplin-fl glfiâ€"ly The pfice for a Mower. $191). 00: com lewd as a Reaper. $140.00. An aura. knife “'21! be $5 . ()U vxlra. All our Machine! are warranted to be we)! built and of we best lnalerial. Thornhi“. Yongo Street, June 2411!. 1857 (. UR MACHINE is substatilia"v built 01 Wrought Iron. entirer free from Me draught can be elevated to an} honghl. from a Mower f0 1; Reaper by a smew ill front. and cuts wilhoul clogging. in Grass. Wham. Unls or Burlev. with- out chhnga of knife or gearing. and works easv for the horses. ' For Wells one hundred feet. deep and lens, and warrant them for three years. All orders to be aunressvd to the undersigned. arming depth of “ell. at Newmarket. JOSIAH JAMES J; Co. Nom‘n GwlluanRvâ€"Messrs. D. \Villonghhy, John Presser. 'l‘hmnas Williams. Jus. Ruse. Stephen Munn. W. Mann. J. Wllllnlll. G. Travms. Gmummâ€"Messrs. C. T. Corbut. Jas. Elves. John Fairborn. YuNul“. Shunc’râ€"Tllesvs. Chane! Thompson. George Bond. James l‘ennick. John Montgom- my, C. Sheppard. Rmcuâ€"Vlessm John 'l‘runx. Jame! Tmux. Amos Bunker. Jumps Doble. anmnmzâ€"Mnssrs. G. Hutchinson. Jos. Chap man. N. Earls. Scanâ€"Messrs. C. Collins. Thomas Burnhnm, W. Moor. S. Burcllard. P:SSAâ€":\lehsl's. James Armson. Daniel Will- oughln‘. 'I‘rmunuleâ€"Revd. F. Ratligun. Jesse Milk, Councillor. Messrs T. LVlclmud, James Hurlr er. lsunc Stone. M. Beard. Jessa Roe. Geo \‘Valls, .l. Bell. W. Parker. J. \‘Velch. W. Hig~ day, J.ll. Courtney. Sampson Steel, Alexander Aualin. AmdAâ€"‘Hpsws. P. Keough, 1'. Shaw. P. Mc- Calm. .l. W. Vanlal'e. lsm‘nl.â€"â€"Ma~srs. Samuel Cain. T. “hay S'IKI-Zrn‘sVllJJlâ€"Mr. Wm. G. Harris. E‘ruulcuxuâ€"Mr. W. Wallace. Councillor. We hag further to announne thnt we have made several ilnprovenmnls in our l’ulnps this Spring, by the addition of \VROUGHT IRON HANDLES AND EXTRA PATENT VALVES. All PUMPS manufuctu-ed by us are warranted for one year. We also manufacture [0 order. Thirlllyâ€"These Pumps are so simple. that al- most any man mm repair them, and by means or the nnLon the rod, the Bucket is secured in such a manner that it cannot get lease; and as 1hr joints are all fitted true. and tight. there ls ‘IO jar- ring in the working of the pumps. Firstlyâ€"The Water is much beller, as there i~ not quarter as much wood in the weil. and all free from sap. In order to do away with such heavy timber as is nle in the common wood pump. they add a mm: ent number of iron hfllldS' [his makes the pump ~~lron,t_{erand so much lighler. that two men 0‘ u take one out of n well sixty feel deep, in fitteen minutes. Lastlyâ€"'l'hese Pumps are noafly turned and pniulud. making it an ornament as well as a must uselul article. Below wiIl be found a few of [he Immineds of references we might give from the various 'l‘ovuwhips in which the pumps have been introduced. Wo. the Undersignod. havingin use the Pumps mauul‘nclureu by J. Jnues A'L Cu.. can chem-lull} recommend them as the 11031. l'umps we have had in use :â€" “’Hl'rrmmCHâ€"John Nach. M.D., James Hark. enI M‘D” Messrs. D- aid b'ulherland. Ju>. (Jawlhra, M. W. BOgan, 1‘. Nixon, Ruben Brodie. KINGâ€"Messrs. John Rogers. Eli Lloyd, C. Sle- vuns, William White. J. Hilboru. VVHS'r GWILIJMHURYâ€"Messrs. Simon Fraser. \V. Wallace. Juhn McKonky. Hiram Loum. U. I’alnmr. E,\<'I‘ GwnLLIMRURVâ€"Messrs. Judah Donn. John V. V/llsuu. John H. Wilson. Jacob Lllndy. Reuben Lundy. John Nichols. John Pm-dy. Brooks Howard. John l’egg.L‘a|vin Waddle. 1). Terry. l’lcmzmncâ€"Messrs. Jurdon Post. John Madill. N. Weodrufil ' HE Suhscribvrs have pleasure in inform ing the Inhabitants of \Vllilt-hurch and surrounding Townships, thm they are manufac- turing the best lumps now made in Canada, Secondlyâ€"13v the use of llm Patent ("z/linden which is turned perfs-clly smooth and true on [he inside. the box wears |onger and works easier than in the ordinary bored pumps. These l'nmps are murh better than the ordinary Wood Pump. fur the follou ing reasons : Bram.I Cloths. Satinels. filou'cr and [{cnpcr. Newmnrkel. June 2. l857 PATENT IRON LIFTING PUMPS! PATENT PU}! PS ! Dzu'lin g; & Aitcllison “s COMBINED Patented by John Denis. Parasok, CHIC! (El-LURGE DARLING ROII'J‘. AI'I‘CHISON . Burege dresses, Snlins, Hosian'. Gluvan, Bonnets Doukina Mnntillnn 1-“. Composed b_\' Grufulia. Dudswonh and Friedarich. and that they are now prepared to attend to all calls from any part. of lha Country. HE Undersignvd bags have 10 inform the Public that he holds himsall‘ in rendinms at his Old Eflnblishmenl. which has hven con- Iinuad for the last Six Years, in [his City (No. we, Yonga Street. and directly opposim lhv " Brillannuia Huuse." Toronto.) to Ronm‘att. clean (171(1quir “3’ All Order:- left at the Post Office. Victor]: Square. or at R. Wiseman’s, Masonic Hull, Richmond Hill, will b0 anonde m. 7 HE Members of the Victoria Square Sax-Horn Band [under the tuition of R. “’isemanJ beg to inl'~.-m the Pnhiic that. they have recently received some of the most Viclori- Squaw. June IOIh. 1R”, The terms of ndverti~iné are the same as {m Journals at tho smallest circulation. All adverâ€" tisements receive it gratuitous insertion: in the 'l'ri-VVeekly edition, which renders the advertising circulation equnl, if not superior. to that. of an) other newspaper whatsoever. In a proper and salisfnclory manner. by eredicling l’ninls. Oil. Tar. & e. ¢§~c., and restoring (‘olors to their original appearance. so an to give Gentle~ men's wrnring apparel. lhe full appearance of new. Money Letters, if registered, will be considered a! the IlSk of the Publlshers Subscriptions may be commenced at any period of the )ear. All post-masters acting as Agents. will be al- lowed 3 commission on cash remittances. IT BRIVES BULL CARE From 31 yea .' experience in the business nnd prompt anemia" Io all orders with which he "my be favored. combined will! an enrnefl desire to please his cuslmners, he hopes to merit a share of public palmnn a. 2 “’1 L LIA M RICIIA RDQON. The arrangmnenm for the supply of late News are such as cannot be surpassed in Canada. The daily Colonist is a large double sheet of 48 col- umus, and is the Largest dull)” Journal published on the Amaricnn Continam. It will. therefore, be enabled to give betler Parliamentary Reports and more New>, than any other Jnurnal. 52. King Street East. Toronto. The Colonist Eslnhlishment having been re- built. and the whole h\l.~’ill?&< placed upon a basis of lhe most complete and substantial kind. the Proprietors feel every confidence in asking for the the conlinued and increased support of all who desire to support an Independent. Conservative Jourlml. T H 1‘) Indian llm-b Doctor! The daily Coloniq is delivered in Toronto. at 7'd. per waek. and the Bridnh Colonist a1 6d. per fontnighlâ€"payable to the Newx-vurriels. Dnih (‘olonht £1 10 0 BritiL-h Colonm 0 12 6 Weekly Colmrst 0 7 6 " Clubs of five 1 5 (I Pavable at least 3 months in advance. vsleh aled lndmn Herb Dnc'nr. l“. 'I‘I‘MMLHIV. who. after Lrnversing the Umtvd Stulus and Canada. has correluded to make Toronto. (I. W his home tor the future. where he will administer to his patients th0<e only true and safe Medicine.~ from Nature’s Garden. which hm: for its author the great and all-w' -e Physician above. The following disenws ran he mired by I) . T in the mom obstinate state of their existence. vizzâ€"diwasas of the Lungs. “Purl. Liver and “non : also. dyspepsia. (lrnpsy a! d all disen~e~ ol' the Blood. such us >l:rolula. l'lvysipelux. San» Rheum. Fever Sores. and all (Ihronic Complaint» of years standing. l’. S.â€"le Dnclor will also give parlioulnr al- lenliou to all diseases peculiar to Funnies am: Children. OPPOSITE ST. LAW'RENCE “ALL 33’ Consultation Free. Toronto. June, 1857. 1-! IIKE or H”: rl'Tum: Husnxsn on w Hz. Call. comult him. and judga for yourself. how truly he can tell yom Further particulars senl GRATIS to un_\' Nunw or Addre 3‘, All Letters. Communiralious. and Interviews strictly Private and Confidential. In order to claim allenzion. the Postage 01 all Letters must be preâ€"paid. and have Postage Stamps em-lo ~l for the answer. Hours of Consultation]. from 910 11. a m.. nud from ‘2 to 8. fun, at the Corner of NeIson and Dulchos Strem, Toronto. Toronto. June. 1857. 14f. Examihnllon. (Ilairvoynnt cousullalions, and ad vice giw n daily. Sundays exceplt‘d. Magneto- EchIrit‘ily amlliml to lho rnre of dams». lli an inlaHiblc rure for woaknoss. delwility. lndi~cn - hulls of _\uuth, and all nervum colnlllfllllL‘. Clair- \'0}nllco ennlsles us to see more clrsmzly 1hr cans: of all our sufferings and infirmnies. ll enablea u~ to see mo 9 clearlj' the cause of all our suffering and infirmiues. It enables us to recommend than means that will offer! a vermin and perl’erl cure, when all other rerun-dies have failed : it alx-o see-x Ihe most innot'enl safe. and certain means to h:- employnd. All who are in trouble. all who haw been unfortunate, decvivrd and {filled will), al whose fond hopes have been crushed and hlaslml. all whose minds and health are slllfering and de- clining. go to the never failing for advice and guidnm-e. All lahoring under melancholy thoughts and depravion of spirits. dislrass and anguish of mind. from whatevrr cause. all laboring nmler had and dslicate henith. go to him for relief and comfort. All Ladies who have sufl'eu d under tho- 6 vomplnints and diwnses im‘iIlenI to frumles. consult him With the greatest confidence. Previous to mnrringo. all in llhlicnlr health >houlrl rnihull him All who h Ve had had luck. all who have tried their hes-t to get on in the world and cannot. go to him for advice huwtn im- prove llll ir cirrumslnl-ces. l'a:em.- uhould get his opinion wha'. indu or p ofeesiun i~ beâ€"t q-nlcu- Inted to ensure their rhildlen's success in Iil'e. In love afi'uivs, the principles ul‘ the :IthP swellin- guide you to happy mavriuge. and Llonwslic teli- I'll“. He shows the Ad rials. w. RAPHAEL. Bex 568 I" ()j/ireâ€"ZVO. 111, King St, East GENTLE.“ ICN! ECONOMY IS WEALTH. Popular fllesic Q)" I/ze Day! CLAIHVOYANT A‘D PHRENOI.OG IST‘ Toronto, June 51h. 18.37 The l)ail_l/ (,‘olonisf, BRITISH COLONIST, All Descriptions of Clolhing, GOOD NEWS FOR ALL! And Net/1.19)}: lfic Wee/c. PH RE NOLOGICAL To Ad vortisers. A‘V A Y ! Triâ€" MGM/y IVcry/c/ y. 'l‘ E I! I“ S. THOMPSON & Co" J; of l‘rulh and Ron» son. and be prulilrd h_it, The time hns Home! that all who will can as- cape the iron grasp ol Marcuryandollmrhuncâ€" ful poisnns, by calling without delay m see the well-Innan and jll~ll £1 10 0 per annnln 012 6 “ ISTEN to the Publishers. g.) . l-xf. l-tf. voice Edited by Nathan Richardson, author nl‘ the Modern Srhoul I‘orthe Piano Furle. which recent- ly tonk the first I’rize Medal. and is so highly re- commended by 1 halberg. Dreyschock. Jewell, Dr. Mzr on. “’In. Mason. and others. us haing >uperiot‘ to all other other Instruction Books published. The Musirinn's Guide will he randy lhk monlh The engrnving< of soma of the mast imporlnul plates is the cause of iIs delnv. It is a large quurlu of56 pages. containing many hemiliml engravings. and u descripliw- index to the ideas of over 600 different compasers of music. It iw an invaluable book You teachers of music. amateurs. and all play- ors and singers. Dosirous of making a rapid inlroduclion of [his work. we are induced to GIVE .\\VAY the firm I‘dlllun MON 1-) THOUSAND COl’ll-ZS lo people inlormled in muric. and we will ram-PAY 1m: res-nun. N. B.â€"0n'y one cony will he syn: to Ihe same address. The wouk will be $9"! in the same order lllul llm nddrmses are receh'ed. [[7 You will certainly gota copy FREE of all I'IXPEAM‘LS. by sending your name and address. wilhoul delay. to Mukical Pub ishers. Boston. 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