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

              AND
CONCEPTION-  BAY  GENERAL ADYERT-ISEE.
Voi- x
HA-RTiOUI- G
IE, Ni:\\ KOUXDLAND, WEDNESDAY, MARCH
]>To 487
JUDSOM'S
C___-____IC_iI EXTRACT OF
;:.r
JTJDSOM'3
CHEMICAL
Extract
of cherry;
A N 1'
sred    CHEESY & LUNGWORT,, »-?»$?,
tends of.    .     ..»"«>« 'has ever--toie
.by this only
Certain' Remedy —
Tke most strongly m-
VONSUi
etficacio,,s_
Con.^i.:.p,i-.    ...r/;.-...        THOUSANDS
VONSUMPVA I . .
"ciieatt-d/y in buying medicines which u-rre kai
beinfadullecuresi        .,*....
liatues, but this .,.,diem is Hot,■■'.
but a cure for ulcerated lungs,    ir .
■   eterious Drugs and one trial wdi
tonishing cfjica.j better than  any
cerlifkatiis iu curt..
of J.u.r/s,  such  as   SpitU      ■
•pain  iu the suit andd,ests,niytit:i
About lUUU cerliUcxlesol almost//<<;
eidous cure_,-performed bv Uiia incaici.
irom some of tho lirst Dodo*..., Cicrj.
uion, and Merchants have beeu   seat
. for this medicine,  bui the publication
them looks too much like Quackery,(.
short* tbem to any person^ calling at   ,
office..). 'This medicine   i.i!! speak
our wh
Cough?, fusils, Hoarsness, Spitting of
Blood, Right Sw_ats, Aslisraa,
'lAiir Cosiolalnts, and
CONSUMPTION.
been
T") OWN E R4s OP AND   DE A LE RS
IN MOUSES.
Carlton's Founder  Ointment—-Tor the
tipo < I   K-uoder, Split    Hoof,   ||bpr_
..- .. id H   ■■■■-. •■ id  contracted   und   Fe-
■      ih ..  Wounds,    -.rtii -s   on   ihel
i       •,   Gu led   Backs, Cracked   Heels.
Scratches, Cuts, Kicks, &c,  oti   hor_.es
Carlton's Ring bene Cure—For the cu o
ie. tilood Spavin, Done Spa-
Splint—-a ceitain
nd«
id
dfr.
'This medicino will
itself and enough iailaowuta
over it is tried.
Caution.—This medicine is put up in
a large bottle, and you muse tind the
name of .Lid-ton i_. Co., Pioprielors, New
York, on the splendid wrapper around
the bottle. All ordeis must be addressed to Comstock & liiolher, -Noi), John
, Nevv York.
'leumatism.—Comstock's Nerve and
; Liniment, is vvarianted to cure auy
Iuniatisra, Goat,  Coutruo.ed
Muscle.,    or   stiff"   joints,
Weak  Limbs, and   enables
ire crippled to  walk  again.
Brother,  Proprietors,   New
lone genuine  without their
wrapper.
-Dj- Kline's DROPS, for
tie Toothache.     it  is. with
e lbat wo can recommend  it as
ifallible cure iu all cases,  without
.jury to the teeth or gums.     Price
26 cents.      DEAFNESS.
Use Dr Larzeltc'c ACOUSTIC OIL, for \
the cure of Deaf ness, Also, all-dtose disagreeable
noises, like the buzzing of insects, filling of water,
whizzing of steam, which are symptoms of ad-
proaching deafness. Many persons who hare been
deaf for ten fifteen oi tie fnty years and were subject to use ear trumpets hare afier using One or
two boldes,t/irown aside these trumpets being made
perfectly well. It has cured cases of ten, fifteen
.and even thirty years standing of deafness.
Hay's Liniment for the Piles,—Tho
worst attack ol Piles are effectually and
permanently cured in a short time by
ihe uso of the genuine Hay's Liniment.
Hundred* of our first citi-.ens throughout tho country hove used this liniment
with complete success.
,"s  I      C'frltons Condition Powders for Horses
.-The changes ol weather and
°J    Sanson, with the change ol use and   feed,
*_.    -have a very ... oat effect   upon  the blood
.   Quids of hoiaes.     It is at
..-« I these changes thoy  require an  assistant
•■--    i ) natufre to throw off any disorder of lhe
:!a. J•> bl ihe body   lhat  may   have been
knbiped, and which, if not attended  to,
will iesnli in the Yellow Water, Heaves,
re.    Works Butts, &d»   _Allof\vbirh will be
*■    prevented by giving one ol these powde*-**
|C» i and   will   al   any time core   when  any
Y" i sjtrVntom- ol disease appear,  if  used in
us ! tiuie.x Thoy purify   the blood,   remove
of j aM  inflammation and lever, loosen    lbe
* ' j skin, cleanse lhe   water,  and invigorate
thc whole body .enabling them to do more
work with, the same feed.   Tiie action   ol
these powders is direct upon all the   se
active giands,   and   iheretoie bayo  the
same effect upon the Horse, the Ox. ihe
Ass, aud all   Herbivorous animals —all
diseases arising from or producing a bad
state ol tho blood, are speedily cured   by
thorn,
Carlton's Nerve and Bone.-Liniment for
Horses
. Carlton's Liniment for the Piles Ike.
East India Pair Bye! |
Colours the Hair «$• icill not lhe Skin
IMPORTANT PETITION !
RiL.L RESPONSIB11JTY—GENUINE
REFORM.
Th* following is a copy of n petition a-
boul to be transmitted to ibeGeneral __f-
s_mbly. It ha? been numerously signed
and it will cany with it the countenance
and most determined support ofa highly
infill, ntial class of citizens.
To, the Honorable ihe General Assembly of Newfoundland in Legi_.".i ;io
Session convened.
Tbo petition of the undersigned In"
habitants of   Harbor Giace,
Shewetli,-—   .
That from  a mass of statistical iu"
formation  recently  collected    from   an
il has boon shown, n.
that more, than thr
ne, labour, end expert
niiti]n';v<ica!iy,
(ouribs of tbe i
consumed in civiiized slater in lbe bu
new of Legislation, originate in an attempt to fumi-h remedies for social Unorders consrijnent ni_n.il the Crimes and
Misdemeanours of their inhabitants.
That by the same rigid process of in.
vesication, conducted by individual-- no
less enlightened, having for lheir objects
tho discovery of truth, the elevation of
iho species, and the practical advancement of lhe public good—it cau bo proved, demonstrably^ by a multiplicity of
facts, from lhe fosccof which ihere is no
escHpe'— ibat  those  crimes  and misdc-
tnea'iours (or the  sn
ippression  of which
public Hr ..
re   oiaintd, end  foi
which   the iqgecuii
y   of state-men has
bec-f vainly exhaust-
cd in devising rcmc-
dies—are traceable
iu ihe vast majority
ol instances to  tho
unre.tiaiued   uvo of
intoxicating LUj.i.-r-
Tbat from tho documentary evidence
to which (or years past ihey have had rr-
codrse, corroborated as it has .boeu "by
their own experience aud observation* in
this and other lands—Petitioners aio
convinced, ihat tbo Distillation, Importation, aud Sale of intoxicating
drinks,are umnitligaied evils—incompatible wiih the best interests'61 society'—
and operating a3 a drag-chain) upon the
industry, and as an intolerable incubus
upon lhe energies of the people—aud
lhat ibeir moral and religious hearing is
still more laineatab'e und ruinous,*
COMSTOCK'S "GREAT
PAIN KII.LER.
_***o medicine has been <!i..c<n-ercd that is so
to use internally as drops to ho
taken and 3 el perform such wonders when ap
plied externally as a wash or bath, by iriction.
Com stock's Vermifuge
This remedy (or woims is one ol tbo
most extraordinary ever used. It, effectually eradicates worms of all sorts; Irom
children and adults.
Tfioiisands perish by woims without
the reall causo being known. Some oilier
reason is assigned lor their sickness, until too late to be sure ol 'be real cause.
What iitjlnenso responsibility ' then
rests upon ihe pofeVit who does not
know, and the doctor who does not un*
dersland, the complaint which is destroying those precious floweis of life— children What should bo dono,,?
The Answer is plain, Give this ver.
iniluge. which is sore to do good, if ihey
aw^~_.«veV_ny-?tnW von find tho [ have "° Wl*,'""3 * -*ud if ••'*-.* -""-ve, it will
.name   of OOMSTOK & Co upon the wrap- i destroy and eradica'.o them   with   a   ccr-
per, proprietors of the genuine article. J uiuty and precision truly astonishing.
■ BALM .COLUMBIA,! tJrr".X..*'e •u"*Ues* ",,a>""
For restoring the Hair.      ./^___L    i-,    ■ ° j ,\. . .v.-  v        r
If yon wish a luxuriant head of hair.1 , rb° immm*« T. I*"-1 l,b,S Vcrinlfl,6e
free fiom ddndn.ff and .cruf.do noi fail \MV* tt -»«f^«^S__»»Jfr
to procure thegei.nine Balm ofColumbia. l-ft^Sold at Harbour Grace, bv> Thomas
Thousands [whose bair was as grey a. | Pitt. Mna Bixon, and wholtsaie by
the"Asiatic Eagle], bave had iheir hair j RuthbkkoroLMiothbus : aadat Brigus
restored to its natural colour by this  in- 1 by.I u.in I.kamon*  4 _-.
valuable remedy. .^ |    Hr.Grace.Au^. 13.
That viewing (as under thc foregoini
(onsiderations-thpy can:,ot but do) tin
uu mallei in its utie lighl--peii
lioiers arc h dto the conclusion that i
is a primary duty el all governments, one
ol all bodies invested with authority to en
act laws for the protection cf tiie w ei!-_iii
posed and for the benefit ol lhe commonwealth,—-to restrain, by every legitimate
.means in their power, a traffic which has
heen pronounced,find wbich by lhe most
"iireluuiblo evidence bas be-m proved to be
at oue* so degrading, so detrimeulal, and
so dangerous.
That petitioner, are hnmbly of opinion
lhat the official recognition vouchsafed to
this traffic by the gianting of 'Licences,
is both impolitic and unwise; inasmuch as
Hjdentifies theStatevyith its demoralizing
conse^ueiicesj-materially obsirutls the
progress of Teforui — throws a halo round
thai which every good.citizen is bound to
repudiate—and loweis the ohaiacter of
ihe government in the esiiniaibn of ihose
who hail with inexpressible joy and satis-
faciiou THh PnoQiiEssivii Spirit of
the Age.
/T That Petitioners therefore bog leave
to approach your Honorable House with
ibis lhe respcc'lul and unaffected statement of lheir views, and wilh^he Prayer,
.which they urgently presdnt, that the
Ion-going may ba taken into the serious
consideration of your Honorable House,
and that such treasures be adopted in the j
premises as to your Hpuoreible House
may sgem meet and proper. And as in j
duty bound &c, '
From   Wdlmer, Feb.  7*
11 is difii'iult to judge accurately of tj^p
internal stale of Prance.'   It  cannot bo
concealed h,oweve'r^that numerous airests
I contimio io be made :n all pans of the
[ country.    Wo hear  daily of tbe oppie-
hensiot-,or dcportnttMioi agrent numbejr
| oi persons, but ihe ullimale lato of those
esied scarcely ever comes to light Irom
l   '.:■.'..   rc.-rs"*s vi tho dung'-DR. * M.
bet lbe f,nnotts Icarlaii-chiet hasbeen
it  nway   by   ihe   police  to  England.
the  higher circles of Paris the most
t_.race.ui system ot espionage seems to
:vui'.    Reports of tbo interference ul
'. Prefect of Police wiih the omu&e-
:nts, and even  conversation of the frt-
enttrs of thc Parisian saloons., develop
•aieol so ial BervitQae and degradation
re  Iv tliatiiig than q. n  that which.
i.ai.ned, and a d.maud
t due for the
war of'.Sii - isoverawtd, und
iis   honorable-minded  Kirg  has  been
forced reluctantly   to interfere with  the
I oihei wise t" do ihe I ii
Bulletin Fran*
en seized at Brussels. InSwti-
zerland ma'ter* aro assuming a serious
aspect; and ii is generally believed that,
lo overawe the Radical party, a French
and Prussian at my of intervention will
occupy Switzerland. Fiance ignores the
claims oi rrtr-ia upon Neufchatal.
whikf, on lhe othejr hand,-Austria would,
not permit itvoneui-a! powers toappioach "
so near her lro*_tie;s. But Swiliei'laai
once in the power of Frauce, she^cilji
threaten Italy, Austria, and Prussia, and,
whenever the Prince President is disposed to inake war, he wiil not be wanl-
.ing'in oie>a.*<ti» for the glory and aggrah-v
discing:t of K^j.ncf.
Sni'-c our lusfvff'have fresh news from
tho Capo to the 'iSih December. Nothing decisive had taken place which
could determine the issue of tbe wan-Sir
H.; _*iiii<h has not moved Irom King
Wiiiiuin's i'own for the"last ten months;
trad as we h**.*e frequently said, has been
virtually a prisoner, hemmed in bv lbe
Kailus.who unmolested tiil their fields snd
gardens in si^ht of the garrison. U, is
said that ihe chief Seyolo has made overtures to ascertain upon what terms ho
may come in and suriender ; which, if
Hue, would in.iicato thai tha—reprisals
winch onr troops have recently niude of
cntttH across the*Gieat Kei Rivcj; havo
dispirited lhe enetoy. These ceptures
havojbeen to lhe .xient t> sevcial thousand head of cattle, and this' is the only
mode ofproduciug au effecl upon lhe
enemy. T
i Q^'een ef Spa'
woutid-id.     'lhe
Attempt ca iho Li.', ol the Q,ueon of Spain.
The following  -ommiu-icmion was received  on Thursday by subinaiine telegraph from Paris.
An attempt was made, on the. second
inst, on ihe life of -hi
She had he-m tligfally
assassin fired a pistol, the shot of which
struck iho Queens shoulder*' II** has
been arrested. The 3nd ol February
was ihe day on which; _ho was to h^yi; taken her first airing, and go to lhe church
of D'Atocha to be 'churched..
A tategi'aphic de..paich received last
nighl from tho Aludiid states that fwepor-
drog lo ihe bulictiu is_ued by Oio physicians, ne**.Alajesty was progressinglav*ouT^
ably. Sho had slept a gtcat patt of tha
previous night;
Mr A. Anderson hn3 returned to Der.
ry from Californiuwjth a fortune of £6*0-
000 ! -VLr'v Addersim^ yyas formerly -a
.lerk in a tent cflice, and left foi the El
Uori__do'urt*fi|S.
A^uieetiug _f L\merick .citizens has a-
dopted a memorial to lhe Queent<pra)i_fjg,
her to remit ihe sentence, of William'
Smilh 0\lirien and the other transja.ti
for political offences in l-*"48.  •
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