The Weekly Herald And Conception-Bay General Advertiser, 1852-03-03, vol. 10, no. 487

              AND
CONCEPTION-  BAY  GENERAL ADYERT1SEE.
Vol.. .\
HARHOUI? G
IE, NEWFOUNDLAND, WEDNKSDAY, MARCH
!>To 487
JUDSOM'S
CEEJIICAI EXTRACT OF
;:.r
JCDSOM'3
CHF-MICAL
Extract
of cherry;
A N I)
ared    CHEESY & LUNGWORT,, "?»$?,
tends of.    .     _:™!» «"»» V has ever betoie
.by this only
Certain' Remedy —
The most strongly mq
CONSUi
eJficticions_
Cons-Apd-.    suth.-s,:        THOUSANDS
•VUNSUMPVA l .  .
-cpeatetthf in buy in; medicines which u-rre »•<(•
beinfattdilecurcsi        .,'-...
liutwcs, but Ihis .>.< d'icint is uot onh
but a curc Jor ulcerated luncjs.    It .
■   eterious Drugs and one trial uu„
tonishing epicac.y better than any
cerlijkat^s in curat
of l.u.ijs,  such  ,is   SpitU      ■
pam  in the suit andcliests,niyht:i
Aboul lUUU cerll6catesoiaioJOSi/MU
culous curt*3t-pci*f«:incJ bv litis incUicli
iroiu some of tho lirst Docto;**, Ocrj.
mon, and Merchunls have b^t;i   se.u
. for ibis medicine,  bui the publication
them looks too much like Quackery,{\
sho<v ibem to any person^ calling at   i
office..}.'This medicine   will speak
our wh
Coughs foStls, Hoarsness, Spitting of
Blood, Right Sweats, Asthma,
titer Coniolalnts, and
CONSUMPTION.
been
T;) OWN E RS OFAXD   DE A LE RS
IN HOUSES.
Carlton's Founder Ointment—-Tor the
ripe < I Fviinder, Spin Hoof, llopf-
li u id H  •    .. .. id contracted  and   Fe-
*       ih ■«.   VVoUllds,    )..:-. -s   on    thei
i       •,   Gu led   Backs, Cracked   Heels.
Scratches, Cuts, Kicks, &c,  oti   horses
Carliotss Ring bene Cure—For iho cu o
ie. lllood Spavin, Done Spa-
Spliut—a ceitain
iidiz
id
dy.
'This medicino will
itself and enough in ils own 4a
over it is tried.
Caution.—This medicine is put up in
a large bollle, and you muse li.ni the
name of. Judaon & Co., Pioorieiors, New
York, on tbe splendid wrapper around
the bottle. All ordets must be address*
ed io Comstock & Biolher, No i), John
, New York.
'leumatism,—Comstock's Nerve and
; Liniment, is warranted to cure auy
Iuniatisra, Gout,  Couirao;ed
Muscles,    or   stiff   joints,
Weak  Limbs, and   enables
ire crippled to walk  again.
Brother,  Proprietors,   New
lone genuine  wilhout their
wrapper.
-Hj- Kline's DROPS, for
tie Toothache.     lt  is. with
e that wo cau recommend  it as
ifallible cure iu all cases, without
ijury to the teeth or gums.     Price
25 cents       DEAFNESS.
Usl Dr Larzette'c ACOUSTIC OIL, for \
the cure of Deaj'ncss, Also, tdl-Utose disagreeable
noises, like the buzzing ojinsects, filling oj'water,
wLizztni,of sUitin, whwh are symptoms of ad-
pfoachmg deafness. Many persons who have been
deaf Jor tenjifteenor twenty years and were subject to use em- tmmOels have ttfler using Cite or
two boldes,thrown aside these trumpets being made
perfectly will. It has cured coses of tot, jij'tecn
.and even thirty years standing of deafness.
Hay's Liniment for the Piles,—The
worst attack ol Piles are effectually and
permanently cured in a short time by
ihe use of the genuine Hay's Liniment,
Hundreds of our first citizens throughout tho country have used ihis liniment
with complete success.
£  I      Chitons Condition Powders for Horses
. — The changes ol weather and
°j    season, with the change of use and   feed,
•*   l-havo a very (great effect  upon  the blood
.   Quids of hoi ses.     It  is at
iee ! these changes ihoy  require an  assistant
le-    lo nature io throw off any disorder of the
:!.i. U bl ihe body   that  may   have been
imbibed, and which, if  not attended  to,
will Jesuit in the Yellow Water, Heaves,
i-c.    Works B:.tis, &c#   AllofVhich will be
a-    prevented by giving one of these powder*'
|C» i nntt   will   al   any time core   when  any
)"* i symptoms ol disease appear,  if  used lu
us ! tiiiie.\ Thoy purify   the blood,   remove
of j aM  inflammation and fever, loosen    lbe
' ' j skin, cleanse lhe   water,  and invigorate
tbe whole body .enabling them to do more
work witti, the same feed.   The action   of
these powoert is direct upon all the   se
active jiiands,   and   iheretoio haye  the
same effect upon the Horse, the Ox. ibe
Ass, and all   Herbivorous animals —all
diseases arising from or producing a had
state ol tho blood, are speedily cured   by
thorn,
Carlton's Nerve and Bone. -Lpiiment for
Hones,
. Carlton's Liniment for the Piles &c.
East India Pair Bye! |
Colours the Hair tj- icill not the Skin
IMPORTANT PETITION !
RiJAL RESPON SfBl I .ITY—GENUINE
REFORM.
Th* following is a copy of n petition a-
boul lo be transmitted to ibcGeneral Af-
j.ifmbly. It ha? been numerously signed
and it will cany with it the countenance
and taost determined support ofa highly
influential class of citizens.
To,the Honorable ihe General Assembly of Newfoundland in Legislative
Session convened.
Tho petition of tho undersigned Iff}
habitants of   Harbor Grace,
Sheweth,—-  .
That from  a mass of statistical iu"
formation   recently  collected    from   an
il has boon shown, m
that more thap thr
ne, labour, and expen
unequivocally,
(ouribs of tbe i
consumed in civi.ized stales in the bu
new of Legislation, originate in an attempt to furnish remedies for social disorders consequent, up oil thc Crimes and
Misdemeanours of iheir inhabitants.
That by the same rigid process ol in.
vesication, conducted by individual* no
less enlightened, having for llieir objects
iho discovery of truth, the elevation of
tho species, and liie practical advancement of lhe public good—it cau bo proved, demonstrably^ by a multiplicity of
facts, from the foiccof which there is no
escape—that  those  crimes  and niisdc-
mea-jouts (or lhe  su
ipprcssion of which
public V ..
ro   oiaintd, and  foi
which   the ingeuui-
y   of statesmen has
bee-?' vainly exhaust
cd in devising rcino-
dies—are traceable
in the vast majority
ol instances to  tho
uiirestiaiued   uvo of
intoxicating LUj'.i:-ir-
Tbat from tho documentary evidence
to whicii (or years past they have had rr-
courSe, corroborated as it has %boeu "by
their own experience aud observation' in
ihis and other lands— Petitioners aio
convinced, that tho Distillation, Importation, aud Sale of intoxicating
drinks,are ur.mittigatod evils—incompatible wiih the best interests "eif society.—
and operating a3 a drag-chain) upon the
industry, and as an intolerable incubus
upon the energies of the people—aud
that their moral and religious \bearing is
slid more lamentable und ruiuo-us,.
COMSTOCK'S'GREAT
PAIN KILLER.
No medicine has been discovered that is so
to use internally as drops to ho
taken and 3 et perform such wonders when ap
plied externally as a wrtsh or bath, by friction.
Com stock's Vermifuge
This remedy for woims is one ol tbe
most extraordinary ever used. It, effectually eradicates worms of all sorts; from
children and adults.
Tliotisands perish by woims without
the reall causo being known. Some other
reason is assigned lor their sickness, until too lale to be sure ol 'be real cause.
What iitjiienso responsibility ' then
rests upon the parent who does not
know, and the doctor who does not un»
derstand, the complaint whicb is destroying those precious flowers of life— children Whai should bo dono,,?
The Answer is plain, Give this ver-»
roiluge. which is sore to do good, if they
awtkn—NeveVtnylturW von find tho [ have "° worms ; and if ihey have, it will
.name   of COMSTOJK & Co upon the wrap- '' destroy and eradicalo them   with   a   ccr-
per, proprietors of the genuine urtide. J ujuty and precision truly astonishing.
■ BALM*3COLUMBIA,!tl,Jror»/rXt'!'e su"'Ues, ",,a>""
For restoring the Hair.      «/~v—i    „,    . ° J ,,   . ,,.  v       .,
If yon wish a luxurimu head of hair.1 , Th° •»««• «fc Ital this Ycrmifuge
free f.om ddndn.ff and ,cruf,do noi fail \MV* tt M*^**^^
to procure the gei: nine Balm ofColumbia. l-K^Sold at Harbour Grace, by Thomas
Thousands [whose bair was as grey as | Pitt. Mus Bixon, and wholtsaie by
tbe"Asiatic Eagle], bave had iheir hair j RuthbkkoroUaothbus : audat Brigus
restored to its natural colour by ibis  in- 1 byJoiis I.kamon  4 -
valuable remedy, j-^ |    Hr.Grace.Au^. 13.
That vir',xi!ip (ns under the foregoini
(onsiderations-they cannot but do) ihi
mi mallei in its true lighl--peii
lioiers tiro h d to the conclusion that i
is a primary duty el all govmrnuients, anc
ol all bodies invested with authority to en
acl la>vs for lbe protection cf the w eil-wli*.
posed and lor thebencfiiot lhe cemmon-
wealih,—to restrain, by every legiiiuiau
.means in their power, a traffic which has
been pronounced,^nnd wbich by ihe most
"irreluiablo evidence bas be«%n proved to be
at oue* so degrading, so detrimental, and
so dangerous.
That petitioners are hnmbly of opinion
that the official recognition vouchsafed to
this traffic by the giantiug of 'Licences,
is bolh impolitic and unwise; inasmuch as
H4dentifies tbeStaie.witb its demoralizing
conse^uencesj-malerially obstructs the
progress of leform — throws a halo round
thai which every good.citizen is boutid to
repudiate—and loweis the cliaiacter of
the government in the esiiniaibii of those
who hail with inexpressible joy and satis-
[iacjfon THh PnoQiiEssivii Spirit of
the Age.
/T That Petitioners therelore bog leave
to approach your Honorable House wiih
tbis lhe vespec'dtl and unaffected statement of their views, and wilh^he Prayer",
.which tbey urgently presdnt, tbat the
foregoing may be taken inio the serious
consideration of your Honorable House,
and that such ineasuros be adopted in the j
premises as to your Houorefble House
may sgem meet and proper. And as in j
duty bound &c, '
From   WilLaer, Feb.  7-
11 is diHi'iuli to judge accurately of the
internal stale of France.'   It  cannot be
concealed howevi.rvtliat numerous airests
I coniimio io be made :n all parts of ihe
[ country.    Wo bear  daily of tbe oppie-
hetisior., or dcporimi mi oi a great number
| oi jar-mis, but the ultimate lato of those
esled scarcely ever comes to light from
l   dftrk   rc-rs'-s of tbe dui»g'<rori. * M.
bet lbe f.nnotis Iearian-chiet bas beon
;'.  nway   by   ihe   police  to  England.
the  higher circles of Peris the most
graceful sysiem of espionage seems.to
2vui.',    Reports of tbo interlerer.ee of
;  Prefect of Police with the amu&e-
mts, and even  conversauon ofthe frt-
enttrs ol thc Parisian saloons., develop
•ateol so ial serriiCde and degradation
re  hm  tlialing -:. ■ « -v a  that which.
hreaiened, aud a dt-maud
t doe for (he
war of'loi . isoverawtd, nnd
iis   honorable-minded  Kirg  has  been
forced reluctantly   to interfere with  tho
oihei wise t" do the bi
Bulletin Fran-
en seized at Brussels. InSwti-
zerland uia'iers aro assuming a serious
aspect; and ii is generally believed that,
to overawe the Radical party, a French
and Prussian army of intervention vvill
occupy Switzerland. Fiance ignores the
claims of !'ru?$ija upon Neufchatal.
whilst, on the othejr hand,-Austria would,
not permit livoneufa! powers toappioach "
so near her frontiers. But Swilierlaai
once iu lhe power of France, she^cilui
threaten Italy, Austria, and Prussia, and,
whenever lhe Princo President is disposed to iiiake war, he will not be wanl-
.ingdn pnn«xt» for the glory and aggrah-i
diseme^u of r^ance.
Since our lust^wf'have fresh news from
tho Capo to the 'i^ih December. Nothing decisive had taken place which
could determine tne issue of tbe want-Sir
H. tMiii'h has not moved Irom Kiiig
Wiiiium's Town for the" last ten months*,
dwd as we ha,ve frequently said, has been
virtually a prisoner, hemmed in by lhe
KaiIus,who unmolested tii! iheir fields and
gardens in si^ht of tht garrison. Ll, is
said that ihe chief Seyolo has made overtures to ascertain upon what terms ho
may come in nnd sunender ; which, if
Hue, would indicate that ilia-reprisals
which onr troops bave recently niude of
cattle across the*Gieat Kei River, 'havo
dispirited lhe enemy. These cepiures
havojbeen to tho -extent t r sevcial thousand head of cattle, and thiaKis the only
mode of producing au effect upon lhe
enemy. T
i Q'feen of Spa'
woutiddd.     'lhe
Attempt ca iho LL'j ot the Q,ueon of Spain.
The following Communication was re"
ceived  on Thursday by submaiine telegraph from Paris.
An attempt was made, on lhe second
insi, on ihe life of ihi
She had peon tlignily
assassin fired a pistol, ibe shot of which
struck the Queens sbouldeiv tie has
been arrested. Tbe 3nd ol Febiuary
was the day on whicb sho was to hayi-taken her first airing, and go to the church
of D'Atocha lo be churched.
A tategi'aphic despatch received last
night from tho Aludiid stales that according to the bulictin issued by the physicians, no>Alajesty was piogressing-la^uT^
ably. Sho bad slept a gtcat pail o( tho
previous night;
Mr A. Avdwspu l)ns returned to Der.
ry from Californmwjih a fortune of £*6*0-
000 ! Mr'v Aridersim^ yyss formerly -a
«lerk in a tent ofiice, and left foi the El
Dorado VW».
A^meetiugof L\merick .citizens has a-
dopted a memorial to thc Queen.^ra^irrg,
her to remit the sentence, of Williams
Smith 0\Brien and iho other transio.tg
lor political offences in 1?48.  •
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