THE ISLE OF MAN WEEKLY ADVERTISEING , ( puBLished every THurSDay) FOr ADVERTISING ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF PROPERTY AND BUSINESS, AND FOR GENERAL INFORMATION. No. 18. DOUGLAS, THURSDAY, JUNE 9. 1853. ( SINGLE COMBS FREE. I EXTRA COPIES Id. NOTICE. TH E Printer of this Paper requests his Patrons in the ADVERTISING department, to observe the address, ( No. 2, GREAT NELSON STREET, at the bottom of Prospect Hill,) when sending their Advertisements, etc. TERMS— SINGLE INSERTIONS : Eight Lines or under,— One Shilling and Sixpence. Nine Lines, and not exceeding Sixteen,— Two Shillings and Sixpence. REPETITIONS. Eight Lines, or under,— Sixpence. Nine Lines, and not exceeding Sixteen,— One Shilling. Advertisements cannot be withdrawn after the Tuesday previous to the day of next publication. advertisements. TO GOVERNESSES, TEACHERS, & COLLEGIANS. FRENCH LANGUAGE AND liTerATURE. MONS. HUBERT, a Native of Paris, continues his Professional Attendance during the Holy- Days. He offers to Students advanced in tbe French Language, a course of Logical, Idiomatical, and Literary Instruction. His method is prosecuted with a series of 12 Papers each, presented, explained, and practised. For each series the Terms are ONE GUINEA, AND HALF, in advance; which will require one month of Theoretical and Practical Study. MOnS. H. continues to give elementary Lessons to be- sinners in Grammatical and Analytical Phraseology, with a view of facilitating Conversation, on the usual Terms. REFERENCES :— 2 yrs* attendance... Rev. CARMAULT'S School, Putney. Doctor MAY'S School, Enfield. " LITERARY INSTITUTION, Enfield. 4 ' T ,, MECHANICS' INSTITUTION, Liverpool. 4 ' f* ft Rev. PRESTON, Whalley Grammar School 10 " „ Mr. STEELE'S Academy, Isle of Man. ,, Mr. FORESTER'S Academy; „ RESIDENCE— 2, ROSE MOUNT. OKELL'S ORIGINAL ISLE OF MAN SAUCE. THE Superior Qualities of this Sauce have obtained such decided approval, by acknowledged judges as to declare it second to no Sauce extant. With Fish of every description, Roast Meat, Steaks, Made Dishes, & c., a most delicious and piquant flavour is obtained. The increasing demand for this admired Sauce, has induced the Proprietor to offer it more extensively to the public. Pricc One Shilling per Bottle. AGENTS:— CASTLETOWN, MR. MC. MEIKEN, Grocer; PEEL, MR. WOODS. Chemist; RAMSEY , Mr. CARRAN, Chemist. Wholesale and Export Agent in England, Messrs. WILLIAMS and WARBECK, Seel Street, Liverpool. OKELL'S ESSENCE or ANCHOVIES Is prepared with the greatest care, and can confidently be recommended as equal in quality to any manufactured. Price One Shilling per Bottle. HANDSOME CLARENCE, ClOsED & Open PHaETONS, CARS, Livery, Bait, & Posting Establishment, ATHOL STREET, DOUGLAS, ( Opposite the Daily and Sunday School.) ROBERT COLLISTER, in returning thanks to his Friends and the Public, for their support, begs to inform them that he has just added to his Establishment a Splendid CLARENCE, built to order by Mr. PERRY, suitable for Wedding or Private Parties. R. C. has, also, built and fitted- up with every conve- nience, a Nine- Stalled STABLE, with COACH- HOUSE, Etc., in St. George's- street, for the reception of Gentlemen's Horses and vehicles. Superior Phatons and Cars, ( closed or open,) with good Horses and steady Drivers. No vehicle let out on the Sabbath, ( except for the conveyance of persons to public worship, or in case of medical attendance. May 5th, 1853. advertisements. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. WANTED, a well educated Youth, as an AP PRENTICE to a Chemist and Druggist Apply to RICHARD HALTON, North Quay, Douglas. BUY Your ' WOOLLEN CLOTHS FALKNER'S BAZAAR ATHOLL STREET,, DOUGLAS. R. H. JOHNSON, Printer and Stationer, No. 2, GREAT NELSON STREET, BOTTOM OF PROSPECT HILL, DOUGLAS. WEEKLY ADVERTISING CIRCULAR OFFICE, TO HOUSE- KEEPERS FURNISHING OR REMOVING. Ironmongery, Cutlery, Brushes, &. c AT THE LOWEST ENGLISH PRICES, AT M. FOWLER'S, No. 22, ATHOL STREET, DOUGLAS. HAVANNA CIGARS. JAMES KISSACK begs to inform the Gentle- men of Douglas and the Inland generally, that he has Just Received from the Celebrated Importer, MELCHOR LOPEZ, A Case of very Choice Havanna Cigars, And having made the purchase previous to the late advance in the market, he is enabled to offer them at a Moderate Price. J. K. would call attention to his Varied and Valuable Stock of Plain and SILVER MOUNTED MEERCHAUMS, From 2s, to 50s. Also, the NEW & FASHIONABLE MAJOR PIPE. Sole Agent for T. Milo's far famed CLAY PIPES. Observe the Address,— 6 and 8 Duke St., Douglas. Douglas, Feb. R, 1853. A WANTED. S an APPRENTICE to the Dying Business, a Stout Lad. Apply to J. Cowin, Gt. Nelson- st. £ 600. tO be LENT, on Good Landed Security. Apply to Dr. ELLIOTT, 25, Athol Street, Douglas. April 14th, 1853. TOYS : TOYS :: TOYS ::: JOHN HALL respectfully announces that he has REMOVED from 18, ATHOL STrEeT, to No. 1, CASTLE STREET; ( the Shop formerly occupied by Miss CLUCAS.) MRS. HALL informs her Customers aud the Ladies of the Island generally, that the DRESSMAKING and BRAIDING will be continued by her on the above Premises, where it will be her study to merit their patronage May 12th, 1853. TO PARTIES FURNISHING. JAMES CORKILL, Cabinet maker, Upholsterer, 6cc., BANK HILL, END OF ATHOL- STREET, PEEL ROAD, DOUGLAS. BEGS to call the attention of the Public to his STOCK of FURNITURE in every variety of design and pattern, of the best material and workmanship, and not to be surpassed either in price or quality by any other establishment on the Island. DANCING And DEPORTMENT. Indian Sceptre and other Exercises for preventing Deformities of the Chest and Spine. MR. G. WILLIS, pupil of Mons. GOURdOuX of Paris, Mons. COULON and J. B. TENnEIL, F. S. A. of London, Begs most respectfully to inform his Friends, the Nobility, Gentry, and other Inhabitants of Douglas and the Island, that he has REMOVED to 15, Finch Road, where Terms and Particulars may be had. Schools and Private Families attended for either Deport- ment or Dancing. Mr. G. W., has Testimonials from Families and Ladies, whose Schools he has attended. SHEFFIELD CUTLERY WAREHOUSE, 29, DUKE STREET DOUGLAS! J. D. ELLIS, in returning thanks for the liberal sup- , port bestowed upon him during the Three Years he has been in Business, begs to acquaint the Inhabitants of Douglas aud the Island generally, that he has just received his NEW STOCK of GOODS, ( selected from the first Manufacturers in Sheffield, Birmingham, & c.,)— consisting of Table, Pen, and Pocket Cutlery, Britania Metal Goods, Joiner's Tools, Brushes, Combs, Fancy Goods, & c., which arc offered at the lowest remunerating Prices for Cash. May 5th, 1853. SEBASTIAN BREGAZZI, Carver, Gilder, Picture frame, and Looking Glass Manufacturer, OPPOSITE THE CATHOLIC CHAPEL, ATHOL STREET, DOuGLAS, ( Late of DuKe- street,) IN Removing to the above Premises, begs most respect- fully to tender his sincere thanks to the Gentry and Inhabitants of this Island, for their liberal patronage be. stowed upon him for the last sixteen years, and hopes, by prompt attention to their orders, to secure a continuance of the same. Plain and Ornamental Gilt Frames, Fancy Wood ditto of any Pattern, made to order; also. Chimney and Pier Glasses, Window Cornices, & c., & c. Ladies' Needlework and Drawings, tastefully and carefully Framed. Old Frames, Cornices, and Mouldings, Re- Gilt on the short- est notice. Old Paintings, Maps, and Plans, Mounted, Cleaned, and Varnished. Barometers and Thermometer made and repaired. N, B.— He has on hand, also, a Lot of Looking Glasses, both in Fancy Wood and Gilt Frames, which, for work manship or cheapness, cannot he excelled in the Kingdom ISlE OF MAN WEEKLY ADVERTISING CIRCULAR. abvertisements. . aiJbtrtismentB. HOUSE TO LET, NO. 3, STANLEY TERRACE, in complete repair, 1 \ Rent Moderate— Apply st No. I5, STANLEY TERRACE, or to J. KELLY, Victoria Street. GRAZING LAND. SEVERAL FIELDS of GRAZING LAND to , ) LET, in BALLANArd and TROMODE. Apply to JAMES KEWLEY, Ballanard, Onchan. WANTED. A N APPRENTICE to the DRESSMAKING l\ BUSINESS. Apply to Miss BOYD*, Athol Street, Douglas.— May 26th, 1853. TO LET. \ DRAWING ROOM, with one or two Bed- /\_ Rooms, to Let, io Dalton Terrace, Windsor Park; Furnished Or Unfurnished. Apply to the Printer. TO LET, FOB A FEW WEEKS, AFURNISHED HOUSE in Stanley Terrace, close to the Beach. A Servant will be left in the House. Terms moderate. Apply to the Printer. TO BE LET, fROM the 12th MAT next,— The DWELLING ' HOUSE, No. 1, BROADWAY— near the Sea Shore, and commanding fine Sea and Land Views. Apply to the Proprietor, JOHN KELLY, Builder, & c., Castle- street, Douglas April 28th, 1853. DESIRABLE dWELLING HOUSE, TO be LET, with immediate Possession, that desirable and roomy DWELLING HOUSE, being No. 27, ATHOLL STREET, next Door to Dr. ELLIOTT'S. For Particulars apply on the Premises. Douglas. April 14, 1853 GARDEN GROUND TO LET. be LET, with immediate Possession,— Several I. Plots of GROUND for GARDENS, on the Hill's Estate. For Particulars apply to Mr. A. CLARKE, King- street; or to Mr. THOMAS BRIDSON, James'- street, Douglas. TO BE LET, FURNISHED, For such time as may agreed upon. TO. 7, ADELAIDE TERRACE,— Containing \ Drawing Room, Dining Room, 3 good sized Bed Rooms, Attic, Kitchen, Out- house & c. Application to be at the House, May 26th, 1853. N W FURNISHED HOUSE, O. 6, ROSEMOUNT, will either be Let to a respectable Family, or Apartments may be obtained. The situation is good, and the House is handsomely Furnished. For Terms, etc.. apply on the Premises. Douglas, June 9th, 1853. TO BE LET, And may be entered upon Immediately. HAT excellent DWELLING HOUSE, No. 2, BELLE VIEW, Ballaquayle Road, within a short distance of the town of Douglas, and commanding an extensive Marine and Land View; late in the occupation of G. DUNN, Esq. The House contains Dining, Break- fast, and Drawing Rooms; Four good Bed Rooms and Attics, Water Closets, Kitchens, Pantries, & c.; with Stable and Coach House, and large Garden. A constant supply of Spring Water on the Premises. Apply to H. B. NOBLE. March 17, 1853. ESTATE FOR SALE. EOR SALE,— A Compact and Capital ESTATE, in the Parish of Onchap, containing 110 Acres and up- wards, situate on the Abbey Land Road, and about four Miles from the Town of Douglas. The Buildings on the Premises consist of a good sub- stantial and commodious DWELLING HOUSE, with suitable Offices, four- stalled Stable, Cow House for 14 Cows, and floored Lofts above, with Granary, Barn, & c., two Labourers' Cottages. The whole is well watered. Possession on the 12th of November. Apply to J. C. BLUETT, Advocate. Douglas, May 26th, 1853 TO BE LET, OR SOLD, THAT New and Highly Furnished HOUSE, No. 1. OSBOURNE TERRACE, beaetifully situated in Windsor Park, within Ten Minutes' walk from the Town or Shore, — and containing every convenience for a family ef respec- tability. Good Water on the Premises For further particulars apply to Mr. JAMES KELLY, at Mr. H. Laurenee's, No. 1, Duke Lane, Douglas. BOWRING COTTAGE. TO be LET, with immediate Possession, for such a Term as may be agreed on,— BOWRING COT- TAGE, with or without a Plot of Land. This Cottage is suitable for the reception of a Respectable Family aud is beautifully situate, contigious to the Village of Onchan, and distant from the Town of Douglas, Three Miles. Fur Particulars, apply to the proprietor, GEO. FOSTER 20, Bigwell- street, Douglas, or to the Printer of this Paper ; WOODVILLE COTTAGE tO be LET, from the 12th May next,,- WOOD- VILLE COTTAGE, commanding a good Land and Sea View, with every convenience with water, suit- able for a genteel Family; at present occupied by Mr. P. C. Wood. Apply to Mr. JOHN CANNELL, Receiver of ADOLPHUS M'WILLIAM'S Estate. DWELLING HOUSES. TO be LET, from 12th May instant,— Two excellent DWELLING HOUSES, in Finch Road, with large Garden to the Sea front, at present occupied by ! Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Hay. Also, the DWELLING HOUSE in Athol Terrace, oi Peel Road, now occupied by Mrs. Newham. Apply to WM. & ROBT. QUIGGIN, Douglas. Douglas. May 13, 1853. OLD ESTABLISHED HOTEL. TO be LET, on lease, for such a term of years as may be agreed upon, from the 12th of May next, 1853, at present tenanted by Mr. DUXBURY, the YORK HOTEL, situate on the Parade, Douglas, Isle of Man, close to the Pier, where the steamers land and embark their passengers daily during the summer. It is one of the oldest established Hotels in ( he town, and contains billiard room, coffee- room, private sitting- rooms for families, bar and bar- parlour, a large kitchen, scullery, yard, and out- offices, with a large number of bed- rooms. A very desira- ble opening for one who understands the business. Only a few yards from the harbour. The rent moderate. For further particulars, apply to Mr. W. STEWART, 67, Derby Square; or Mr. C. CLEATOR, North Quay, Douglas. Feb. 17,1853. MILLMOUNT, BALLAUGHTON. TO be LET, from 12th MAY next,— that com- fortable DWELLING HOUSE, and large GAR- DEN, well stocked with choice Fruit Trees, now in the occupation of Mr. JOHN HOLMES, as Tenant. The House contains 2 Sitting Rooms. 4 Bed Rooms, Kitchen and Scullery,— also, Stable, Coach- house and Cow- house, and Cottage for Coachman or Gardener on the premises. Millmount is situate a few minutes' walk fiom the Parish Church of Braddan, and about a mile from Douglas. The Premises are in every respect suitable for the accom. modation of a genteel Family. For further Particulars, apply to GEO. W. DUMBELL, Advocate. Douglas. 23rd March, 1853. TO BE LET EROM 1 st of May next, Furnished or Unfurnished, a HOUSE situated in Woodbourn Terrace, contain- ing 3 Sitting- rooms and 5 Bed- rooms, at present occupied by Mrs. Capt. SHIPLEY. There is a Garden attached to the House. A Coach- house and Stable may be had if required-. Apply to Mr. J. WHITE, 4, Adelaide Terrace ; or to the Printer of this Paper. April 21, 1851. VILLA RESIDENCE. TO be LET, with immediate Possession, ELLEN- BROOK VILLA, with large Garden, and Lawn, well stocked with Fruit Trees, Field and Out- Offices. ELLENBROOK is situated about a Mile and a half from Douglas, on the Old Castletown Road, and contains two good Sitting Rooms, four Bedrooms, Kitchen, Scullery, & c. Also a large Garden, with a field and Plantation, of about an Acre and three quarters ; Stable, Coach House, Hay Loft, and Cow House, with a constant supply of Water. Apply to JAS. HODGSON, 90. Derby Square, or to W. NOWLIN, 7, Duke- street. Douglas, June 4, 1853. COUNTRY RESIDENCE. ' PO be LET, with Possession on the 12th May next,— L That Comfortable RESIDENCE, situate near the Village of BALLASALLA, two miles from Castletown, and within the same distance of King William's College, called SOUTH ABBEY COTTAGE, with good Garden, Stable and Couch- honse, Yard, and other Premises, at present in the holding of Mr. WILLIAM B. JEFFERSON, as Tenant. The House adjoins the private entrance leading to Rushen Abbey, and enjoys the utmost privacy, whilst a very short distance from the Highroad. Itcontians Dining and Breakfast Rooms, large Drawing Rooms, 4 Bed Rooms, Kitchens, Pantries, and every requisite accommo- dation, and will be Let upon very moderate Terms. Apply to GEO. W. DUMBELL, Advocate. Douglas, April 7, 1858. NOTICE. Between JOHN BANKS, Esquire, Heir- at- Law, and Administrator of Robert Banks, Complainant; and PHILIP KISSACK & PHILIP SKILLICORN, Administrators of William Oates, and the said Philip Kissack and Thomas Kelly and Ellen his wife, and the said Philip Skillicorn and Margaret his wife, and against John Oates and James Oats, Defendants.— In Chancery. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that it is the intention of the Complainant in the above styled Cause, to apply to the Court for an Order of Substitution of Service of the said Bill, and of all the Decrees, Rules, Processes, and Orders, to be made in the said Cause, in respect of the Defendant JOHN OATES, to be made upon the Defend- ant PHILIP KISSACK, or upon such other of the Defendants resident within this Isle, or on such other person as the said Honorable Court shall deem proper to direct; and that his Petition, making such application, is ordered to be heard at a Chancery Court to be held at Castle Rushen, on the 7th day of July, 1853, next. HARRIS & ADAMS, May 27, 1853, Advocates for the Complainants. CHANGE OF RESIDENCE. MR. WILKES, Professor of Music, late resident in St. George's- street, begs respectfully to announce that he has removed to Finch Hill Cottage, Buck's Road, Douglas, May 12, 1858. Liverpool & Douglas, Isle of Man. JUNE, JULY, AND AUGUST— 1853. Greenwich Time -, Eighteen Minutes before Mean Time at Douglas. THE Isle of Man Company's Royal Mail Steam Packet, MONA'S QUEEN, ( New Steamer) TYNWALD, or BEN- MY- CHREE, is appointed to Sail DAILY, between LIVERPOOL and DOUGLAS. These Steamers leave Prince's Pier Head. Liverpool, every Morning at 11 o'clock ; returning from Douglas every Morning at 9 o'clock; with the Mail and Passengers only. Average Passage— Six Hours. The Steam Packet KING ORRY, is appointed to leave LIVERPOOL every MONDAY and THURSDAY Evening; and DOUGLAS every TUESDAY and FRIDAY Evening, about high Water, with Passengers and Goods. Cargo for shipment received at the Company's Quay, South West side of the Clarence DOCK, Liverpool, every lawful day, and taken on board Mondays and Thursdays. FARES.— Cabin cmd Fees. 6s. 6d.; Steerage, 3s. Passengers embark on board of, and land from the Packets at Liverpool, and generally, at Douglas, without the inconvenience of small boats. NOTICE.— The Company will not be accountable for any injury that Carriages, Horses, Cattle, Sheep, or Pigs may receive at Shipping, on the Voyage, or at Landing; nor for Passenger's Luggage, unless booked at the Office, and freight paid for the same ; nor for any Packages for- warded for Shipment, unless accompanied by a Shipping Note, describing the Packages, the Shipper's name, and the address of the Consignees. Goods of every description are liable to freightage, except used Wearing Apparel under charge of the owners thereof. AGENTS:— LIVERPOOL,— THOMAS OrfoRD, 24, James- street. MANCHESTER,— JOHN WALKER, 77A, Market Street. DOUGLAS,— EDWARD MOORE. IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC GREAT SALE OF MR. ALLEN CHRISTIAN'S STOCK OF DRAPERIES, Under a Deed of Assignment. THE Inhabitants of Douglas, Ramsey, Castletown, and Peel, and the Isle of Man generally, are respectfully informed that the Trustees of Mr. ALLEN CHRISTIAN, Draper, Market Place, Douglas, have issued Orders for the whole of this valuable STOCK to be SOLD for the ben- efit of Creditors; and in order to effect an immediate Clearance, the Stock will be Sold at an IMMENSE REDUCTION !! The Stock consists of the following Goods as per Sum- mary annexed :— Woollens £ 156 18 11$ Vestings 19 12 5 Fustians 84 5 11 § Carpets aud Druggets 72 14 7$ Prints 194 5 5 Bradford Goods 156. 3 \ 0\ Delaines and Fancy Dresses 53 13 Silks, Satins, Crapes, and Velvets 59. ( 5 1 Linens, Hollands, Sec .._ 113 1 0| Calicoes 86 0 Checks and Ginghams 110 12 2$ Furniture Prints and Linings 61 10 4^ Flannels' 73 0 7 Shawls 153 16 0 Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs, Stocks, & c. 108 15 Furs and Polkas 19 14 4 § Caps, 81ops, and Sacks 43 3 4| Sheets, Counterpanes, and Blankets 28 14 1 Ribbons 87 5 8 Lace Goods and Muslins 70 15 10 Hosiery 19 5 6$ Gloves 29 16 4£ Haberdashery and Small Wares 82 14 9| The Shop and Warerooms will open on SATURDAY First, the 7th May, at 10 o'Clock in the Morning, and close at 6, and will continue each day, opening at 10 and olosiag at 6, until the whole is disposed of. The entire Stock will be marked in plain figures from whieh no abatement will be made ; but Purchasers to the amount of £ 5 and upwards will be treated as wholesale Buyers, and a large Discount allowed. If to have Goods at astonishingly low Prices— if to effect a saving of 50 per Cent., or ont of every 10s. expended in Drapery, to save 5s.— if we ask, these are the desiderata of the Inhabitants of Douglas, and of the people of the Isle of Man generally, they can be accommodated at the Shop lately in the occupation of Mr. ALLEN CHRISTIAN, Market Place, Douglas, for a limited period only! By order of the ASSIGNEES. Douglas, May 6th, 1853. ISI^ E OF MAN WEEKLY ADVERTISING CIRCULAR. a& tottturmrnts. TO BE RAFFLED. \ MODELofST. THOMASiS CHURCH, RI. To be seen at Mr. HALL'S, NO. 1. CASTLX Snirr, DOUGLAS, the House lately occupied by Miss CLDCAS. Ticket 2s. 6d— 40 Subscribers. MRS. HASTIE,' STAY AND CORSET MAKER, HAS REMOVED to No. 5, THOMAS'- STEEET, nearly ' opposite the Port Office. Mrs. H. gratefully acknowledges the widely extended Patronage of the Ladies of the Isle of Man at large. Mrs. H. has a Variety of the most approved French Corset Shapes, with or without Shoulder Straps ; Nursing, Riding, and Childrens' Stays, all made to order and fitted on before finished. GARDENS. £ 1 REWARD TO CATCH A THIEF. ON FRIDAY Night, the 3rd Inst., the Garden of Ballaughton House was Robbed of a quantity of Rhubarb, Young Cabbages, Parsley, and some of last year's Onions, with a quantity of Herb Thyme; this Robbery was probably done by one who attends the mar- ket, or for the purpose of being sold to such a person. A Reward of £ 1 will be given to any one who may fur- nish evidence that will serve to convict the thief. Apply at the Lodge, to John Callow, the Gardener. June 9, 1853. JOSEPH JOHNSON'S CHEAP TRUNK MANUFACTORY, PROSPECT HILL, ( Corner of G$ eal Nelson- street, Douglas.) ESTABLISHED IN JONK, 1808. ALARGE Assortment of TRUNKS on hand, in in Black Leather, Hair Skin, Oil Cloth and Paper of various sites, ranging in price from 2s. upwards. TRUNKS made to Order on the Shortest Notice— and old Trunks, Packing Cases, etc., taken in exchange. Residence 5, Great George; s street. DOUGLAS COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. Business will be resumed on Monday, the 4zth of July. THE EXAMINATIONS will be held the Second Week after the Recess, and will cmbrace the greater part of the past Year's Work, i. e., for the 1st Class. 1st Division— First six Books of the Iliad. The Hecuba, Walker's Luciau, The Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles, in Greek, Horace, Sallust, First three Books of Livy, First five Books of Virgil's CEueid, in Latin, with composition, and translation from unprepared bonks in both languages. The science for this Division will be Six Books of Euclid, Algebra to the end of Equa- tions, according to Colenso's arraugement, and Arithmetic. 2ud Division— Euclid, in general terras, Algebra, Geometric Analysis, Analytic Trigonometry, & Arithmetic. The Classics for this Division will be— First three Books of Xenophon's Anabasis, Walker's Lucian, aud Arnold's first Book of Composition, in Greek, First Book of the Odes of Horace, First Book of the Satires, First five Books of Virgil, Sallust, and Prose Composition, in Latin. The advanced Science of this Division will be set against the advauced Classics of the former in counting for prizes. The History for both Divisions will be the same, i. e., Ancient History to the end of the Roman Period. For the Military Class— Seven Books of Telemaohus » and composition, in French, First three Books of Virgil and Cfflsar, or Livy, 21— 25, in Latin. Macaulay or Straith's Fortification, Grecian, Roman, and English His- tory, The Drawing of Military Plans from memory, Alge- bra to the end of Simple Equations, Four Books of Euclid, Geography, and English Composition. For the 2nd Class, 1st Division— Walker's Lucian, First two Books of Xenophon's Anabasis, Arnold's first Book of Composition, in Greek, Horace ( except Epist. ad Pisones), First Book of Livy, First five Books of Virgil, First two Books of Caesar, Arnold's Prose Composition, and Ellis's Exercises, ( both without the book), in Latin. The Science will be— Six Books of Euclid, Algebra to the end of Simple Equations, and Arithmetic to the end of Practice, ( according to Thomson's arrangement). The English will be— The general course of Geography, Ancient History to the end of the Roman Period, and English Composition. For the 2nd Division— Six Books of Euclid, Algebra— the fundamental rules, Book- keeping by Single and Double Entry, Arithmetic as before, Two first Books of Caesar, Three first Books of Virgil, First Book of Livy, and Ellis's Exercises, in Latin, The Gospel of John, and Arnold's Composition, in Greek, Six Books of Telemachus, and Composition, in French. English as before. ^^ The Book- keeping of this Division will be counted against the advanced Algebra of the former, and the French against the Greek. For the 3rd Class— Delectus, Ellis's Exercises, and Latin Grammar, Arithmetic to Compound Multiplication, inclusive— English Grammar and Composition, Butter's Spelling, English History, and Chronology. Drawing and Writing will be counted for all the Classes The GOLD MEDAL is open to all the Divisions of the 2nd and 3rd Classes, and will be awarded to the highest average mark on the Year's progress & the Examinations. Prizes of Books will be given for every first mark. Pupils who joined subsequent to the opening of the School will be examined in what they have read- Douglas, June 4, 1853. £ ai » crlUiirous. WANTED, BY the Trustees of the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Castletown,—£ 500, at 4 per Cent. Security unquestionable. Apply to WH. CREEK. Castletown, June 4, 1853. W. S. HALE & SONS, MANUFACTURERS OF IMPERIAL WAX AND PARAGON COMPOSITE CANDLES, 73, QUEEN ST., CHBAPSIDEI LONDON. WILLIAM BERET, SOLE WHOLESALE AGENT for the ISLE OF MAN, ( WHO WILL PROMPTLY EXECUTE ALL OBDBB8 , ENTRUSTED TO HIS CABE,)- OFFICE :— 10, NORTH QUAY, DOUGLAS. HOUSE AND GARDEN TO. LET, Situate at Eastjield, 10 M unites' Walk from ' the Marke Place of Douglas. ' * ' EASTFIELD HOUSE, at present occupied by ALFRED N. LAUOHTOH, Esq., Advocate, who is going to reside in Ramsey, possesses the advantage of being situate in the midst of a well- stocked Garden, tastefully laid out and planted with Evergreens, & c., & c.; a large Yard with Out- OfRces is attached thereto. The House contains Drawing- room, Dining- room, Butler's Pantry, large Hall, Kitchens, six good Bed- rooms, Dressing- room, Servants' Room, Closets, & c. Possession may be had, Immediately. Apply on the Premises, or at Mr. LAUGHTON'S - Office,' Market Place. Douglas, May 88th, 1853. " jaarittte. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE JOKE 3. The arrivals since Tuesday consist of 1679 quarters wheat, 533 quarters malt, 4675 quarters oats, 31 quarters peai- 2874, quarters Indian com, 387 loads oatmeal, 86 sacks flour, 5670 barrels Hour. The shipments to Ireland comprise 369 quarters wheat, 2743 quarters Indian corn, 134 sacks and 786 barrels flour. 333 sacks and^ 427 barrels of flour have been shipped coastwise. There has been an active speculative demand for wheat and flour, at an advance of Id. per bushel on the former, and 6d. to 9d-, per barrel on the latter. Egyptian beans have commanded considerable alteration, at rather improved rates. Other articles have been unchanged. At our mar- ket this morning there was a good consumptive inquiry for wheat, and a large business was done on speculation, at an advance of fuUy Id. to 2d., per bushel over Tuesday's rates Floating cargoes met a brisk inquiry, at an improvement of Is. per quarter. Oats moved slowly, at former rates. Barley and peas supported full prices. Egyptian beans were scarce, and the turn dearer. Floating cargoes were Is. per quarter higher. Indian com was the turn easier to purchase. Oatmeal met a slow sale without variation in price. There was a brisk speculative inquiry for American flour, and a fair clearance effected at an advance of 9d. to Is., per barrel over Tuesday's prices. SUGAR has been sold to a very fair extent since Friday's report, the sales consisting of 250 hhds. Barbadoes, at33s. to 39s. ; 40hhds. Jamaica, al 33s. to 36s.; 20 hhds. Demerara, at 32s. 6d. to 34s. 6d. ; 100 barrels Antigur, at 34s. 6d. to 36s.; 120 hhds. Trinadad, at 32s. 6d. to 35s. 6d-; 1300 bags Benares, at 37s. to 40s. for white ; and 2300 mats Mauritius, at 34s. 3d. to 35s. 9d. per cwt. In Mousses or RUM no further transactions have transpired. Ertje Cable & r. FIRST QUARTER, 14TH DAY, AT 3H. 9M, AFTERNOON. Morn. Heio. Even. Heio. DAYS. h. m / Tin. h. m. ft. In. FESTIVALS. 9. Thursday 0 2f 15 It 0 43 15 2 Arcturus sous 8a 52 10. Friday 1 S 15 ( 1 21 14 1 Altair souths 2 m 27 11. Saturday I 4( 1 15 J 2 1 14 2 12. Sunday • i 2a 14 9 2 45 13 < 3rd Sun. aft. Trinity 13. Monday 3 « 14 a 3 34 12 10 14. Tuesday 4 0,13 8 4 31 12 a Trinity Term ends 15. Wednesday.. 5 513 7 5 40 12 7 Luther excom. 1523 15, Thursday 6 1313 10 6 44 13 2 J. Wesley bom, 1700 Births, jBarriagrs, & Heaths. MARRIAGES. On Tuesday last, in Marown New Church, by tbe Rev. W. Duggan, vicar, Mr. Walter Bower, farmer, of Marown, to Elizabeth, third daughter of Mr. R. Lewin, Ballergv, in the parish of Onchan. On Saturday last, at Kirk Patrick, by the Rev. A. Holmes, vicar. Mr. Philip Quaue, Ballaby, to Miss Eleanor Clncas, of Ballaquaue, Dalby. On the 4th inst., at Kirk Braddan, by the Rev. Wm. Drury, Frank Jewsbury, Esq., of Manchester, to Emily, widow of the late John Cooks. n, Esq., and only daughter of the late C. F. Vandebnrgh, M. D. R. N. DEATHS. On Friday morning, in Ramsey, aged 29 years, Mr. Edward E. Cowle, draper, youngest son of the late Mr. Charles Cowle, of Ballaghana, Andraes. The deceased was highly respected and esteemed by a large circle of friends and acquaintances. On Tuesday last, at the house of her son- in- law, Mr. Charles King, No, 5, South Qnay, in this town, Mary, relict of the late Mr. John Clague, smith, of Kirk Patrick, aged 72 years,— deeply regretted by a large circle of friends, — her ene was peace. May 31st, in London, after a short illness, Matilda, wife of J. W. Hayton, Esq., of Ramsey, Isle of Man, and daughter of the late William Donald, Esq., of Liverpool. Her Majesty's steamer Porcupine has been ap- pointed lo the coast of the Island for the protection of the herring fishery during the coming season, and arrived in Douglas bay on Friday for that purpose. The Rev. E. Forbes, of St. George's, in this town, has just returned from a short visit to France, in two or three of the principal towns of which, we are informed, he preached to Protestant congregations during his sojourn. local. EMIGRANT SHIP ASHORB.— During the thick fog, last night, the American- built ship Squanton, Capt. Crooker, which left Liverpool on Tuesday last, with a cargo of pig- iron, & c., and about 250 pas- sengers, bound for Boston, Avent ashore between Port Soderick and Derbyhaven. The crew and pas- sengers were all saved. H. M. steam- ship Porcupine went down this ihorning, for the purpose of render- ing assistance, if practicable, but owing to the fjosi- tion of the vessel, it is feared she has already received considerable injury, and will become a total wreck. The mate of tbe Squanlon left here by the mail steamer Mona's* Queen, this jnoming, for Liverpool. Prime fresh herrings weje selling in the market yesterday 14 for Is. We are requested to state that the Rev. Hugh Stowell, of Manctfester, will preach In St. George's, in this town, on SuiMay the 19th instant, in behalf of the Atholl Strteet Daily aDd Sunday Schools. A very neat mpdel of St. Thomas's Church has just been completed, by a member of the congrega- tion, who has announced his intention of disposing of it by raffle, the proceeds to be given towards St. Thomas's Schools.— See Advertisement. THE RAMSEY NEW STEAMER MANX FAIRV.— The provisional Committee of the Ramsey Steam Packet Company . have received an intimation that their new steam4hip will be launched into the Mer- sey from Mr. Laird's buildiug'yard, Birkenhead, on Saturday morning next* al 10 o'clock. POSTMEN'S CHRISTMAS BOXES.— The following notice has been sent to alfthe employees in provisional post offices:— « • The postmaster- general has been fileased to withdraw the restriction which precludes etter- carriers and others employed in country offices from solicitipg Christmas gratuities." We have'been requested to state that the order to withdraw the advertisement of " Eastfield House to Let," was a mistake. The House is not as yet let, hut from the beauty of its situation, and the low rent at which it is- offered, ( iu consequence of the pro- prietor removing to another part of the Island,) we should think it will soon command a tenant.— See Advertisement. CAUTION.— The High Bailiff of this town has is- sued the following caution .—" A gang of swindlers is now in the Island, pretending to find money, rings. & c., enticing persons into public houses, leading them to gamble with cards, dice, & c., and swindling the incautious out of their money. They pretend to be strangers to each other, but act in concert to cheat the unwary." It is said that an English gentleman who has been residing here for a few months, was fleeced last week by the gang alluded to, by means of cards, to the extent of 30s-, and an I. O. U. for £ 5. ROBBING GARDENS.— It will be seen in onr ad- vertising column that the garden of Ballaughton House has been robbed, and a reward offered which we hope may result in placing the thief in Rushen Castle. Respectable people who ( leal in vegetables should be cautious of transactions with doubtful characters who offer them for sale. We understand that the proprietor, who has no dog, has since the robbery, furnished himself with three man traps and two fox traps, which will in future be set every evening, in different parts of the garden ; and, further, that in England, on two occasions, he caught one man in a fox and another in a man trap, each suffered six months imprisonment and hard labour. HOUSE OF KEYS. CASTLETOWN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE I. The House assembled, according to adjournment, at half- past one o'clock, p. m., 21 of the 24 members present, and we were glad to hear J. Moore, Esq., of the Hills, speaker, was able to be present. The House was in secret session with closed doors for three quarters of an hour. At a quarter past two o'clock, the doors were opened. The Secretary slated that the House was in ihe same position as at its lasf meeting— no fiscal bill having arrived. The ques- tion was whether it should adjourn to a day certain, sine die. It was moved and seconded that the House should stand adjourned till Wednesday 8th inst., at 11 o'clock. This was unanimously assented to. The SECRETARY said, it would be best to send up a Deputation to his Excellency tbe Lieutenant- Gov- ernor, notifying him of the adjournment, and also informing him that the House expected to receive communications from its agent, aside from what the Lieut.- Governor might lay before it. Messrs. DUMBELL and M. GOLDIE went up as the Deputation. On their return, they reported through the Secretary, that the Lieut.- Governor had no information to lay before the House; but on re- ceiving information, he would call the Housetogethcr on a single day's notice. The House then seperated The House met yesterday, but we have not heard tie result. " Ma," has your tongue got legs ?"—" got what, child!" " got legs, ma,"—" certainly not; but why do you ask that silly question?" " Oh, nothing; only I beard Pa say your tongue was running from morning till night." ISI^ E OF MAN WEEKLY ADVERTISING CIRCULAR. aSbnttsrmrnts. WANTED. N APPRENTICE, to tbe Printing Business.— Apply at tbe Office of this Paper. A WOODBURN ACADEMY, DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN, CONDUCTED BY G. S. SANDERS M. R. C. P. TERMS: Boarders 20 Guineas per Annum. Day Scholars 6 do do. DEFERENCES in Manfliester, Liverpool, £\, St. Helen's, Sheffield, Leicester. Lenmington, Ireland, uud the Isle of Man, to Parents whose sons are now under tbe charge of Mr. and Mrs. Sanders. FRENCH AND GERMAN. MONS. DUFOUR, 34 Finch Road,' late of Atltol Academy, and at present Professor of Modern Lan- guages in the Colledate School, begs to inform the Public, that he gives PRIVATE LESSONS in FRENCH and GERMAN, and would be happy to attend Families and Scholastic Estalishments. His method, the result of many years practice in Tuition, is calculated to impart in a short time correct pronunciation and grammatical construction, and to the more advanced, facility in conversation, and a general knowledge of the French and German literature. fftissrrllitnronB. MR. EVES, Surgeon, 16, FINCH ROAD. JOHN HENRY CARTER, VETERINARY SURGEON, 2Vo. 2, Xorth quay. Bomjlus. Douglas, May 26th, 1852. CX. OCKS, WATCHES, Jewellery, and Mate REPAIRED, AT T. HROWN'S. 3 0, ATHOLli STREET, DOUGLAS, ( GREENWICH TIME KEPT. ) PURVEYOR TO THE QUEEN. RICHARD CLAGUE, IN Thanking his Friends for the extensive and steadily increasing Business with which he is favoured, respectfully informs his Patrons throughout the Island, that he has REMOVED from the Bridge to his New PAINTING Establishment on the South Quay— a little below the Gas Works, where all orders for HOUSE, SHIP, COACH, SIGN, & ORNAMENTAL PAINT- ING, in its various Branches, will in future be received, and punctually executed. . v R. C. having erected his present Establishment expressly for the Painting Business, hopes to be favoured with a continuance of the Public Trade. W ACK I E'S EDINBURGH BISCUITS, T. J. CORLETT, DUKE STREET, DOUGLAS, ( WHO HAS KEEN ArPOliS'TED AGENT FOR THE ISLE OF MAN, EOR the Sale of these justly Celebrated BISCUITS,) has just received a nice assortment which cannot fail to please purchasers. May 10 th, 1853. TO AUSTRALIAN EMIGRANTS, AND THOSE INTERESTED IN THE LIVES OF EMIGRANTS. THE ATHEN- EUM LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY offers peculiar advantages to those about to proceed to Australia. Policies absolutely indisputable and payable to holder. Policies not forfeited through inability to meet the Annual Payments. Moderate rates of Premium for sea risk to Australia, and residence at the Diggings. For further Particulars apply to RIDOWAY HAR- RISON, Esg . Advocate, Dnke- street, Douglas. Chief Agent : SUMMER HATS AND CAPS, IH THE NEWEST FASHIONS & GREATEST VARIETY, AT THE LONDON HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM, 20, DUKE ST., CORNER OF KING ST., DOUGLAS, ( Opposite Mr. Mylrea's New Book Establishment. Sole Agents for Messrs. Tress and Company, French Hat Manufacturers, London. J. & W. CO WIN, Proprietors. for the Isle of Man. Mr. JOHN M'MBIKEN, Agent for Castletown. Mr. T. E. STOWELL, Agent for Ramsey. Mr. THOMAS CABBAN, Ageat for Peel. Or at the GJiief Offices, Sackville Street, London. HENRY SUTTON, Manager. R. THOMPSON JOPLING, Actuary February ' U, 1853. UNION HOTEL, REMOVAL OF WZLLXAM WHXPF'S LONDON AND PARIS DYING ESTABIISHMENT, To No. 15, DRUMGOLD STREET, DOUGLAS WILLIAM WHIPP elate Manager at Mr. B. VIALL'S, NO. L8, Oxford street. London,) returns his grateful thanks to his numerous Friends, the inhabitants of Douglas and its Vicinity, and the Island generally for the liberal support he has received the last two years, and now informs them that he has REMOVED from Church- street to Drumgold- street, where he trusts, from the Increas- ed facilities he now enjoys, added to unremitting attention to business, strict punctuality, superior workmanship, and moderate Charges, to merit a continuance of their future Patronage. Orders will be punctually executed in a fort- night. India, French, and British Shawls cleaned. Satin and Silk Dresses, Parasols, & c., & c., cleaned with- out taking to pieces. Feathers cleaned or dyed. Furs cleaned and altered to the present fashion. All kinds of Velvet, Satin, Silk, Indianna Challlcs, Pop- lins, Merinoes, Alpacca, Coburg Etc., Etc., Dresses, clean- ed, dyed, and finished In the best manner. Drawn Bonnets, Parasols, Merino, and Coburg Dresses, Etc., Etc,, dyed without taking to pieces. Silk and Worsted, Damask, Moreen, Tabbarets, Chintz Furniture of every description, cleaned, dyed, and finished in the first London style. Counterpanes, Blankets, Bed- ticks, Carpets, Hearth Rugs,- Druggets, Crumb Cloths, Wool Mats, Table Coves, Etc., E/ » e., cleaned. Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel of every descriptibn cleaned pf dyed in a superior manner. Rid or Doe Gloves cleaned or dyed. Mourning Crape dyed and re- dressed. Black dyed various colours. Stuff, Lindsey, and Wool, dyed all colours. Family Mourning dyed on the shortest notice, Families waited upon at their own Residence in any part of the Island, once a fortnight. Ord^ s taken in at the following Places :— Mr. WILLIAM KEIIRUISH, Shoemaker, near the Market Ramsev; Mr, J. MYLCHREEST, Hatter, Malew- street, Castletdwn, Mr. IL CBELLIN, Tailor and Draper, Michael- street, Peel— Orders duly attended to. N. B.— WANTED, a respectable YOUTH as an AP PRENTICE. February 17, 1853. ARBORY STREET, CASTLETOWN. MEYRE begs to inform her Friends and the Public , generally, that she has added considerably to this Old Established Inn ; and she now flatters herself, that all wno feel inclined to patronize her will find every com- fort and convenience that an Inn can afford, along with the most prompt attention and reasonable charges. Ales, Wines, and, Spirits of the best Quality. Attached to the UNION HOTEL, are extensive and com- fortable Stables and look- up Coach Houses, Coaches to and from all parts of the Island daily. SHIPLEY'S Posting and Coach Establishment, OFFICE: ROYAL HOTEL; RESIDENCE : No. 16, DUKE STREET. COACHES will leave the Market Placce, Douglas, every morning at 10 o'Clock ( Sundays excepted,) for CAS- TLETOWN, PEEL, and RAMSEY; returning the same Evening at 4 o'Clock. The Coach to RAMSEY will go by way of St. John's, Ballaugh, and Sulby ; and overy MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FHIDAY, returning by Laxey , and by way of Laxey the alternate days, returning by Sulby, Ballaugh, Kirk Michael, and St. John's. Saddle Horses, Carriages, Gigs, & c., with good Horses and careful Drivers, on Hire at the shortest notice, on reasonable terms. Also, Hearse and Mourning Coaches. May 12th, 1853. BRUSHES! BRUSHES! BRUSHES! MESSRS.- WHITAKER, & CO., BRUSH MANUFACTURERS. 5, DUKE STREET, DOUGLAS, EG to call the attention of the Inhabitants of the Island, to their Stock of BRUSHES of every lescription The advantage of purchasing of tho Manu- facturers, thereby saving the dealer's profit, is palpable to every one. DEALERS, PAINTERS, PLASTERERS, Etc., are requested to examine Messrs. W. & Co.' s Wolesalc List. In conjunction with the above Business, Messrs. W. and Co. arc carrying on the GROCERY BUSINESS, in all its Branches, as formerly conducted by Mr. J. DUFF. Observe tho Address— No. 5, DUKE STREET, DOUGLAS. N. B. — BRUSHES of every Description made to Order, aubmtetmmts. SITUATION WANTED. MAN who is Steady, and can be recommended by. hiB late employer, is desirous to obtiln a Situation ^ Jroom. He can wait at Table, and would make him- self generally useful. Apply to the Printer. 4 a » Gr THE GREAT PURIFYING $ STRENGTHEN- ING MEDICINE. " What though the sun in peaidy. shine, AWtpydll have counttes/ t hoards bf Walth, What though thcvforl^ iU, all oca* thine t fyoyljutwqflttheblepsfrfghealtrh. V DR. D E RO O' S Pllulao Vitae ; or, Vegetable Life Fills, AUNIVERSAL Family Restorative for bpth Sexes and ages, as a mild and safe aperient are daily gaining the approbation of the public, for beitig coflcotJted solely from the vegetable kingdom, they may be adminis tered to the youngest Child, or to the most delicate Invalid, by merely regulating the dose according to the age and strength of the person. They readily assimulate witfc. ind assist th^ blood in terminating every unhealthy obstruction. They removi pll disorders and |? auis ip the Stomachs, and Bowels, such as Costiveness, Flatulency, spasms, Loss of Appetite, Sick Headache,< 5iddiness, ' Fuljness after meals, Dizziness, Drowsiiiess, Indigestion. LTVer Com- plaints, Inactivity of the Bowels, and consequently Dis- organization of every fuuetion of the frame, affection, producing listnessness, heat, pain, and jaundiced appear- ance ; and while they act thus salutarily, they must of necessity increase the strength of the patient, which it ia well known other medicines frequently diminish, and thereby aggravate the evil. All heavy, drowsy sensations— the forerunuer of many serious diseases— as Apoplexy, Paralytic Strokes, Epilepsy, & c., are effectually warded off by a few doses of these Pills. They also produce sound refreshing sleep, great vigour and lightness of body, and keen appetite to enjoy the most homely food. All who have given them a fair triaj, bear testimony to their extraordinary efficacy in invigorating the system and imparting a pleSSirtg sefrehity of mind. Their operation is so nuiformily beneficial to the several functions of the body, that they may be justly considered unequalled as a family medicine, and in few instances, where occasion- ally employed in Families and Schools, will <> tj) er medi- cines ever be required. For Females they are truly excellent, removing all Ob- structions,' Headaches, Depression of Spirits, Dimness of Sight, Nervousness, Blotches, Pimples, Shallowness, and giving a healthy juvenile bloom to the Complexion. Ladies however Delicate, will find them particularly beneficial both before and after Confinement. Elderly people will find these Pills the most comfortable Medicine they can take. Persons of a full Habit, subject to Headache, Giddiness, Drowsiness, Singing in the Ears, & c., from too great a flow of blood to the head, should take them occasionally, as many dangerous diseases may be thereby averted. They do not contain one particle of mercury and there is no necessity for confinement or restraint as to diet during their use. TESTIMONIALS. Mr. Smith, St. Ives,— Since taking your Pills 1 have not once required the services of a medical man, and feel satisfied this would be the case generally if people were not so much governed by prejudice. T. Webster, Esq., Seaford, near Melton Mowbray,— " Having read yonr advertisements, I feel assured your Pills would be of use to some of my poooer neighbours. I have had twelve boxes, and they have derived great benefit from taking them. I shall continue to recommend your valuable Pills to all my friends.'' Mr. Edwin Highley, 4, Mount Street, Halifax.—" I find your Pilula: Vita: a very pleasant medicine in removing headache. Maentwrog lau- y- Bwlcb, N. Wales.— u Mr. Warner's compliments to Dr. De Roos, and he finds no medicine do him so much good as his Pilulm Vitae." Persons going ahroad, Captains and others, cannot store more important articles of health, than Dr. DE ROOS' PlLULiE VITJE & COMPOUND RENAL PILLS, which by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, and tranquil- izing the Nervous System, will prevent those fatal diseases so prevalent abroad. By keeping the Secretions in a reg- ular and healthy condition, they prevent Sea Sickness and other complaints incidental to long voyages and irregular living. It may be truly said that no Emigrant chest can be properly furnished without them, for when far removed from medical aid, they will find in these Pill a never- failing Restorative. The friends of Emigrants cannot make them B more appropriate present than a large supply of these invaluable Medicines. LMPORTANT.-- Some unprincipled Venders when asked for Dr. DE ROO'S PILLS, have attempted to foist other Medicines, or thrash of their own compounding, upon the Purchaser, from which they obtain a large profit. The GENUINE have the words " WALTER DE ROOS, LONDON," in white letters printed in the Stamp, affixed to each Box ; by special direction of Her Majesty's Hon- ourable Commission, to protect the Public from Frand and to imitate which is felony. May be obtained through all all medicine Venders, at Is. ]£ d., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., lis. and S3s. per Box; or by en- closing Post office Order or Stamps to the Proprietor, S5, ELY PLACE, HOLBORN HILL, LONDON, they will be sent per return. Full Directions for the management of every Disorder are affixed to each Box. Sold by Mr. KELLY, Douglas, and obtainable through all other Medicine Vendors. N. B.— Respectable Persons in Country places, who will , be allowed a liberal Commission, may make a handsome addition to their income by selling these Pills, which are very justly becoming a favourite Medjcine with tbe Public, DouoiiAS : Printed nnd Published by ROBERT H. JOHNSON, at tho Isle of Man Weekly Advertising -€ irflular; and Genera Printing Office, 2, Great Nelson . Street, IJOMglas- - wKflre Orders and Advertisements fire requested to ho addressed.