Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 3 août 1855, vendredi 3 août 1855

[" i TAÜ^J AND COMMEECIAI w^ccrixxiii.* * T rir.U niton ImmMI mM ,w'v *.«\u2022 AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOL.IX.] QUEBEC, FRIDAY, 3rd AUGUST, 4.PETER L'loci.] MANUFACTORr 18 5 5.PROPERTY I» STJJILE8, FOR S1T.E AfA\t«AI.K.tbdi ELIGIBLE STAND I\u2019M?* * , 1;,r Hf'SIMES*, in St.Gilks, on .\t*\u201c\u2022 I\u2019oa*! l>\u20184(Jing lo the County of Me* (antie, tnge'ber wilt» the FARM ; cuiiftUtii'i; of ¦bout NINETY ACRES.more or IrM, between P outy ami f i»ty o! wnicti ere uiuler food Cultivation.wnli good AuhaUntiul BUILDINGS.\u201e *l.*î ''^\u20181\ta» the l>« hi Hou.e on the Craig ¦ Road for i lavellers.nnd bos been oecu* pied by the underfill ed, proprietor, /or m*uy years as such.lor luitb»*r information apply to W.J.BICKELL, Lower Town, °f\tDAVID ROWE, \u201e\t.\tI\u2019roprietor, St.Gi!ea, September 30th, IA54.l-a-w S.&c.PETERS HOW .\t«/rsBATIO.V, peg to the public that tbey are prepared to ?-TT [NO.226h .ci.i r *: *idT SHIP BISCUIT BAKERY.f *r ?*»?a larf* Stock X of Nob.1, 2 and 3 SHIP BREAD.\u2014also\u2014 Alwaya on band Water Soda and Sweat Bis- Doors, Sushes, Blinds, Mouldings, and every description of Joiners\u2019 Work for House Building purposes, for Salk, and made to order at short notice.Also, constantly on hand, a large supply of Tongued and Grooved Flooring and Roofing Boards, and Sawed Scantling of every description.CORNER OF GRAND & BARRONE STREETS, ST.ROCHS.QUEBEC.OF NOTICE.FIRST ARRIVAL DRY GOODS A T COMMERCIAL HOUSE, UPPER TO ir v MARKE T, ilway, hia ' immense I THE SUBSCRIBER begs to announce that he baa received, via Boston, n«r R.ilw h A R G E SPRING IMPORTATIONS, and baa now ready for Public inspection, an ir STOCK of British and Foreign, Fant y and Staple DRY GOODS, amted to the Spring and Summer Seeaona.compriamg in great variety, the NEWEST STYLES an beat good» ju the Britiaband Foreign Markets.Ibea.GiWa are all marked at auch LOW PRICES ai will maintain the preaem character of the COMMERCIAL HOUSE lor btungfiom 25 to 40 per cent.Lower in its prices than other louiea in Quebec.Thi* Importent advantage to the public, the subacnber ia enabled t continue frem the great factliti'ea which hi« constant reaidencein the F.uropean Marketa give» him ol B( Y Ni» WELL, and hia principle of aelling for Ca».h only, which preclude! the necesiity of hi» laving on the Urge per centage requi\u2019ed to cover the ri»k» ofa credit huainena.ir3\u201cTbe SvMem ol ON E PRICE i.atill STRICTLY ADHERED TO,^s and-he price being nmiked in PLAIN FJGUFEn on every article, the moat inexperienced person mav purr.use confidents wi'hout tear ol b-mg irapo*et to beaur-! be l!Uad« Barnaby in the immediate vie\" Uy abound, with Game.,nd the Rivera are plentifu! with I rout and Salmon : and situated a, his Premue* are, tbey muât meet with the ai>- ofpalLrïr- wou!d- \u201c«\u2022 * ,!.b* P\u201cblic thél no.are or attention shall fe whomfv b h,s.p*r,'\t«atialacticn to all who may honor nun with a call.Rimou»ki.11 ih June.1855*.AVWG their SAW MILL a.d DOOR, SASH and BLIND MANUFACTORY Oi-g.AT.ON.beg 10 announce to me public 'hat they are prepared to execute anv ' .o' '\t, \u2014.*'»»eai oi»- Order* at the »koat«at notice.\tV 1 ui , Plain aii'l '\u2022ueai t racker», which they will niec^î^,.!!rnB^,!r!îP»,I*rd,of ,00l00° «Ûf^/.t* Ua1* \u201c,,y wther m** piece* ol asaorted DRY DEALS and BOARDS of PINK and SPRUCE, which they will dispute ol.piepared for u»e or in the rough, at reasonable price*.Qo/bee, 25ih Mgy/f855.\t3 TURK OILS OF Cognac, Wtne A* Rum, Wil'd DIRECTIONS,\tFor s.|e by CAH2IT£S At HASKEJL, 18 & 20 PLATT-STKEET, , ma.FVFRY ARTICLE required for Ship, uie and their trews, always on hand, at Monz-rate Prics.».AM orders from hi* friends shal' be punctually attende,I to and s,\u201et or.Board to ,,\u2019'\u201cnt,>artor,he PorlF*** of expence to the Captain.\tr OARS, HANDSPIKES and SPARS, for Sale.tî-Tbe Highest price given for Old Rope, Sur-plu* More#.&c., Ac.\t* Quebec.29ih May, 1855.rr5HE PARI NF.RMIIP hither\u2019o existing be r\t«nder.iare,1 under the Firm of LEMESURIFR TIL5TONE a CO., ât Que-bec ; LKME?UR 1ER, UOU l !J a CO., at Montreal, and JOHN EG A N A CO., #t Aylmer, haying expired on the 30th ultimo, by efluxion.ol time, Notice is hereby given that Haviilakd Lf.Mksurif.r, RortH.retires from those con T^'^^rro.'po' £0n.V\u2018nf n'd that the F rm ol LkMENUR IKR.RnUTH A CO.\u201e in i.qui.,,,,,,,.f.om that date, under the management of the saut H.L.Kopth.The kirm at Quebec will be continued as usual «m'inmgl\u2019arine1» HENRY I.EMKSU-LIER and UlcLlA.M HENRY TlLSTONF\u2019 IFMksi^r^f'c AyLr,r: lby.,hLE bTEAMER BLACKSMITH.SHIP-SMITH.\u2019\t1\tW\"AF-V \"v-\u2018v # &C., &.C., dec.DIAMOND HARBOUR.1**' \u2022\"'Tof h» rs.'îfai J child en b'-t.\u2019s rerp r*-lirMv to mfoim MERf\u2019HWT^ SHIP-MASTERS, STEVFDOKKiard other* It -he ! Port ot C'uehec, that he iiismess hcrdolbie 1 ctrrie,f \u201en by her late hu*bard.at the above premises w.l| be continued by her.Mrs.Brother» hopes from ti e a*rangements sr-e s rn.*ac v£c.\ti 4iSO jHissessing the laigest aiock of Winches Ch mns, and 6hii»Geak ' w ill leave and SA'I UR DAY.a* K LEV* EN o\u2019dock^A^NL N*> person aBowed To Lend a: the Quarsntii e Mation, without a Pms from t\u2018 is rffire A.C.BUCHAN AN, \u201e\tChief ^gent.Govt.Emigb»tiu* Depaktrikmt.> Quebec.I Ith ÔÎMV, 1554.\t( \u2014 RUBT.MITCHELL* CO, \u201e\t.\t\u201e .\tArthur Street.Quebec, bih June, 1655.Plain and Fancy Silks.THE Subscriber* having received a large supply of PLAIN \\ FANCY blLKS, reqoeBt the attention of purchasers.U-TO BS 60LD CHEAP.n ,\t,\tJ.k E.MORGAN.Quebec.4\u2019h June, 1855.Hosiery and Undcr-riothing.THE Subsrril^rs have 4 CASES of the above.For'ALE WHOLESALE or RETAIL at a «mail advance on Sterling Cost.n .\t, .t\tJ.k E.MORGAN.Quebec.4th lune, 185.5.FANCY DRESS GOODS.A N EXT KNSIVE SUPPLY at much under *1.the usual prices.t» k , , ,\tJ- «c E.MORGAN.Quebec, 4th June, 1855.Barege and Cashmere Shawls in great variety.\u2014very cheap A.\t.\tJ.fle E.MORGAN.Quebec, 4th June.18.55.,\t.\tf every deecntition, of any oihrr person in tbe trade, to serUie a con\u2019inuanee < f tbe p,tronage »o libera ly bestowed .»n tier late lamen ed husband during the pa»t serenTerr, yearn.\u2022Mrs.Brother» a'so beg» leave to call attention j to the safe and convenient loading ar l dis-bprU',i\u2019 known as t'AKMAN\u20195 I vv nAKF , in rear ol the Police Suiion.Diamond .roour.where »hc has an merest in connection with Air.VV m B.».\\y.klo.Every information end panicular* ran be obtained by applying to Mrs.BRoriitRs.on the premses.Mr.VVM.Banfimp.or to Mr.Mabtin Battie, Ship-Chandler and Grocer.Diamond Harbour.Qwehc», 30th Juno, 185,5.\t,j,\u2019m Summer Dry '«>* ale WHOLESALE at vance on Sterling Coat.n k » » t « J* ^ E- MORGAN.Quebec, 4lh June, 1855.STORAfJE to be had on the INDIA WHARF A pply to n , c L \u201e\tA.k W.PARKE.Quebec, 8rh May, ts.y^.BIGGIN& rru?,^.^s STA1ND,IV0 *n'1 RUNNING x hlGGlM».complete wiih Hawser», suit- ofma™,™.runs.\u2014 ror Sale by v\tJ- BROWN k CO.Quebec, 23rd May, 1855.HIGH FRENCH CHINA, List Received via Havre and New York \u201c A\t,,f Rrcu FRENCH CHINA.Ot : IXTANTEI) to p«rcLa»e\u2014W ILD i, V * î>l!r^r,or\tconsisting 01 Break- | » » I ;\u2019I\u2019KR CANADA, fo, wi.p jsst.I e* and Dessert Services, Va.-,t Cologne bv paid.Bottle*, Ac., Ac.,-and lor Sale Yt C '\u20191\"\"n' THOMAS BICKEM.\u2019S Chma, GI«m anil E.irthenware Store.Corner of N.John Street ft Jail lull Quebec, 1st Mine.1x5.5.MANILLA ROPE.no.vs MANILLA ROPE, .sorted aixea.hor Sale by J.B Qnebec 23rc May, 1865.I he 16th insiant.T IGHl Ground Cambric Dresses 'JW JLi K.i»t Color*, from 3*.6J.worth .5*.100 Muslin Dresse*, *t 2s.fd.worih 5s.2f8i Do.do at 5*.woith 7s.6J.80U Ftrsw Bonnets, from 6d.upwards.Bareco andCa«hmereSrnrfs.Fancy Droas Good».Lustres.I\u2019armcls, Riiibon», Ac., ALL \\T COM PRICK.Cotton A I hrvad IIo*i«*ry in | do/., rrnv ritrav llorrock\u2019s Shirtings, ai.d Iiish I.ir.cns, m f Pieces\u2014Che »r.Summer Cl,.',, i weeds, Vestiuts, Drills, Ac., ALL AT REDUCED PRICES.iU A Disc unt oTIOffr Citvr.for Ca«h will be taken off M APLE A HOUSEHOLD GOODS.Quebec.Irith July.!* .T, LANE & Co , ïiimhor & cjimirijjiini ÿroktrs, Cornet ,.i CROWN A PRINCE EDWARD STRF.KTÿ,\u2014St.Rochs.Qiieb-*r.|3«h July.1855.\t»2m ep.2n f\u2019ASH FOR WILD LANDS.L A N 08 in Mcli cash '» ii 10 T IROVV\u2019N a CO.i\\liW TAILORING ESTJIVftlSSlIVSirVa M.Mc\u2019AVOY, Merchant Tailor and Draper.THE Subscriber takes thie method of informing the Citixenaol Quebec, end i»a vim.itv that he has JUST OPENED a NEW TA 11 (/J \u2019 I SU EbTABLI8HME.Nl,\tAA,LÜR\u2018 AT No.26,.ST' JOHN STREET formerly occupied hy Mr.J.Robkruk.* Where he 1.pre,»rvd to ExuruTE Att Obdfbs in hi* line ol busmeaa.He will keep on hand every description of good* suitable for all kind* ot Garments \u2022Ufih at Coate.rionke, Veefe, Pan\u201e°?loon», kc., which he will make up in the leir.t \u2022tyU of either Eitou»»,.FbfbcK, or AMinJ- , - 1 FA\u2022,|,,0M\u2019\u2022n,, warranted fo fit in eveiy P\u201e.1U V;.B\u2019r P-yÿ \u2022'*« ««tention .0 hi.bu.i-îftLblï.0!üü\t,0 w\u2019*r,, 1 bberal share cwuv * of ,h* 1?rty ,nd Quebec 4th May, 1855, M-McAV0Y.PORTER i\u201e CHAM- MATTHEW II.WAR REV.M.Peter Street, npp -ii.-G.B.3yn e, jq.Co.Quebec, loth July, JHS5 Th« Undersigned Oficr For >ale : \\X7 IH TE BR E A D\u2019s ALE and » » pu I» Mid quarts Mumm\u2019a Cabinet and V>uenay I\u2019 A (V »N K De Kuypei\u2019e GENEY 4 in green cases.J.HowbmI Marfb\u2019s MADEIRA in wood aid in bo'tba.(very r.|d.) PORT WINES end C L A R E T of venoue br«ritii.ROBIN\u2019S BRANDY* in eaie*.\u2014AI.SO.\u2014 Mustard in 1 lb.bottUa, N\u2019lUmega in casks, Tbry-tsl Soda in coaka, Fry\u2019s Navy Cbocoln'e, d.\u2018\" r \u2019\u2019/r\"1\"\"»'\u201d m (ins and kess, I lue and H'neV It ltd in Vrg«, (.'bromes in variety, \u2022 Pig, Pipe, Sheet nnd Bar T.end.HENRY CHAPMAN A CO., SM», T.u\u201eiv.iM»,****\u2022 rawsa*q.£5000 QUEBEC TURNPIKE TRUST DEBENTURES.Boston, do 1st Aug.Boston,\tdo\t15ih\t\u2022\u2022 R 'stun,\tno\tpjfth\t\u2022\u2022 Bo,ion,\tdo\t12th\t8rpj.¦\u2022M*®»\t>i >\t2«»!h\tb»p*.\"i11\tatennwhipe of this line rt-ui New York until turther notice.Berthe not secured until paid for.An experienced Surgeon on hoard.I he ow ner* of these thins will no* he account ab.e tor GrtVA,f1 Curs.-k Ha re, and 17 Boulevard ties luliens, Peho.July J 7ih, 1«.5.5.The Subscribers have Just Received & offer for Sale : ÇJ.KNn.\\F WHITE PAINT in T.naofT.U D.dn.in Pat knge» of I rwr^ \u2022 r Fxti.i Pans Gr«ett.gmur d.m tins of 7 fc M lbs.each\t1 Ho.2.7 fc 14IU I'le' ; Burr, in l ms of I, 2, 3 4 ft 5 Iba^Jdî Wll0'v* ,,#d* Brown,and Blsck Paint, convenient packagm.A general eaaoitment «*f Di y Colora.uglul! ai d American Varnwh.Sand Paper.I utn.ee Stone; Glue, Putty.Bruahe., kt.\\h« r>n\t\u2014» LSO.- \u2018\t 'i x .''1, 8^ x 91.8xJ0 9* 11 iox la.ioxn, 10xii 14*12 1 1 ' 1 K.I I x 2ü ! 6 X 20, 18 * 24 20 x 21 ?\u2022 * S\", ta S .*».54,30 Ms Sf \u2019 .40 »¦ Jit -Jtl ^ Ir _ .-O X «ÏO.G la»»\u2014 «0 x 40, 36 x le, M x j» RnSy.\truip., 0rl|P|t(i a|)d RIuy ?< 0|d stagers,\u201d that the quires an ordinarily judicious application of fish are more plentiful than for many years the aeeertained principles of Agnculture ami pasi Horticulture to occupy and maintain a leading position in this respect among the nations of the world, and yet consider how the people bave suffered during the last nine months front the want of adequate supplies, from the improvidence of all parties, and the consequent high prices of the very necessaries and eommon comforts of life.The distinguished place which Canada holds at the Grand Parisian Exhibition, is not so much owing to her works of art and manufactures, meritorious though these undoubtedly are, as to the natural products of her forests and her fields.Not only is the display of minerals from this Province aknowledged to be superior to that of every other country, but the splendid trophy, nearly 50 feet high, com-posed of specimens of different kinds of Canadian timber, has excited universal attention and admiration.It is however still more substantial and valuable praise in aur opinion to learn that all visitors of the Great Exhibi This arise*, it is thought, from the lateness of the season at which the French were supplied with bait.The fish, therefore, were not stopped or intercepted on the Banks.Hotli.Thieves.\u2014We regret to learn tha» Mous, de Belveze has been robbed while staying at the St.Lawrence Hall, of some valuable papers and a small sum of money.There is reason to believe that the money was only' taken as a blind, and that the thiet was in search of papers, which were supposed to contain information useful to the Russian Government.We do not know whether the papers lost are of political consequence; but it is a pity that the Corporation should have lodged Mons.de Belveze in a house where such a transaction was likely to take place.\u2014(Montreal Commercial Advertiser.) UaiD IntrlUgrnrr.COURT OF QUEEN\u2019S BENCH.Wednesdat, 1st August.The following prisoners committed during lion, capable of judging, give Canada great the\t,b~u?hkt »Pfor » r- j o o a\t1 nient and being placed at the bar, were sen- orodit for her cereal products, that in wheat tba Canada Company is far before any competitors, and that the highest rank is assigned to specimens of wheat from various parts \u2022f both sections of the Province.There are also specimens of first rate peas, beaus, clever and timothy seed mostly from the lower parts,\u2014and of hops also, which we are glad to hear, for we are sure that this useful and wholesome plant is indigenous tu this soil, as well as hemp and flax, and could be cultivated with unequalled success.It is anticipated that upwards of a dozen prizes will be awarded to agricultural and raw products of Canada.It is therefore to be hoped that our agriculturists and farmers will take heart from such encouraging tokens of approval, and with the quality will improve the quantity of their crops, so that there may be an abundant supply for the maintenance of their fellow-denizens, as well as plenty to export for their own profit and remuneration.Music Hall.\u2014The audience pre.sent on Wednesday evening, though less numerous than we expected to see, was one that could well estimate the excellencies of Miss Kate Saxon\u2019s lecture, and Mr.Malono Raymond** entertainment entitled An hour in Ireland.The novelty of hearing any laxly lecture upon any subject must always prove an attraction, but when we add that Miss Saxon is as fair a type of true English beauty as heart could desire, and that her theme for the occasion was love\u2014as portrayed in the charming play of Romeo and Juliet\u2014our only wonder i* that the Hall was not crowded to the doors.After a few general remarks on the power and universality of u the passion,\u201d and on the views expressed by various jioets respecting the same, Miss Saxon commenced her roadings from the play itself, embracing all the most beautiful passages with which it abounds, and interspersing them with commentaries on the subject, delivered in a particularly graceful and piquant style.During many parts of the performance, for so we must term it, the audience was perfectly electrified with the brilliancy and power with which she rendered her subject, and manifested their sense of appreciation most cordially.Juliet\u2019s adores* eommencing \u201cOh! Romeo, Romeo ! wherefore art thou Romeo ?\u201d was given with magic effect, and also her terrific soliloquy \u201c I nave a faint cold I car thrills through my veins.\u201d Miss Saxon\u2019s intonation is pure and musical, and lier pronunciation is faultlessly correct.Upon the .close of the lecture Mr.Malone Raymond made hisenfrir, and was at once recognized te be a true Irish Gentleman.His Hour in Ireland was a right pleasant one.Here we had no burlesque on Irish manner, no extravagance of style or carricature of the nation, hot a genuine and gentlemanly portrayal ol the peculiar genius of the people of the Emerald Isle.Good songs, laughable stories and rich anecdotes were intermingled and were received by his listeners with keen zest.The teirje altogether was one of a highly intellcc- ^ teal character, and one we are sum, produc- I live both of profit and amusement, to those who were present.Miss Saxon and Mr.Malone again appear this evening.fenced Michael Hogan, on conviction of wounding, 3 years\u2019hard labour m the Provincial Penitentiary.William Paddicomband William Hoskins, soldiers in the IGth Regiment, on conviction of robbery.3 years* hard labour in the Provincial Penitentiary.Jean Jobin.on conviction of stealing an Ox, 12 months haul labour in the House o! Correction.Jermiah O\u2019Brien, on conviction stealing o from (lie person.12 months do.do.Michael Sheridan alias Robert Johnson, on conviction of stealing from his master, 12 months hard labour in the House of Correction.Michael Sheridan alias Robert Johnson, on conviction of wounding, 6 months do.do., to commence after expiration of former sentence.James Sheridan, on conviction of assault, 2 months hard labour in the House of Correction.Patrick Anderson, cn conviction of the same offence, 3 months do, do.George Harwood, on conviction of assault, h country-\u2014end of at tempt* to rut ofltlhe cooitnunicat.ona IwlwreHi Sebastopol and 8o 'he inveatmentof the foitreas.The demon*'ration we mad* toward* the Tchernaya, and ihe encampment* we look on that river\u2019s bank, might naturally appear a commencement of the execution of the above plan, and m*y have contributed to accredit erroneou* idea*.Let us itturn, however, to lue truth, which it i* ira|M>rt*nt to establish in *uch e manner a* not to allow a mure présenta lio* of what i* actually ^oing on before Sebastopol.Since the day when Geneial Felissier took tbe command of the army, bia nfeaa have left no room for a doubt.He bas himself declared, in the most explicit way, that in his mind tbe eiege must be followed up, *nd nothing but tbe siege only ; that matters were too far advanced for us now to discontinue or even slacken our attacks ; and th at the best plsn bv much was to puraue tbe work aheedybexun with invincible olwtiuscy.The newspapers we receive make the idea of a field campaign in the Crimea date from tbe 20'h of May ; that being on the contrary, tbe date at which in fact, every notion of the kind was put off, if not abandoned The Kertch expedition even waa a mere accidental diversion, the results whereof were excellent.hut which never for at much at we in tb* army can tell, formed part ol an entire plan ot operations.If the attack of the 18th hsd succeeded, it is more than probable that simultaneous efforts would have been instantly directed against the Central and the Mast Battions, and lhat aU ihe observation corps of General Bosquet would have been charged to operate a diveraion toward* the Mackenzie platform, tn order to reach the upi>er line of the Belbek We ahould then have recommenced executing the plan generally attributed to General Canrobert, but (bought by Gen Felissier to be premature, ao long at, by haid knocks the Mamelon Veit, and MalakoffTower were not leduced and secured.1 pats over all the eternal controvert!®* to which in the c»mp the various plant ol campaign, and movement* execated, or projected, merely given**.This» without interest.\u2022\t\u2022 We have not loot a loot of the ground w# conquered on tne 7th June, nor haa the enemy made even an attempt to retake it.Mince then, on tbe 2l*t, General Bosquet has f een reinstated in the command of hit old attacking column».The siege haa returned com- ! pletely to ila old position, unable to proceed a step lorwaid now, unless by a positive assault.On the right hand the works ate now in pro/r not forget either that we have here aoldier» whoae devotion, courage an I pa-tence are truly admirable.Do not, iheretore Krance, give way lo discouragement.We have not succeeded.ime.Bui 1 beseech you do not believe m Ihe ast strategic movements th*t are inveated on il sides.The Turks and bardmiaua are reposing themselves in a charming country ; the French cavalry is recruiimg its home*.Ficm time to time you will hear of a slight diveision, but do not for that believe in any serious change.Th-tege ia still tbe one great pre occupation of all he geneiala-in-chief ; we could not march onward without leaving behind a very strong army corps to watch over the works, and this present immense difficulties.succumbing, I may mention particularly on* which is considered of a singularly great \u2022'\u2022\u2022\u2022J* cal intcreat\u2014that of a young mao named Palmer, a private in the 7th Fuailters, who was shot through the left parietal bona of th* head by a Minis bullet on tbe morning of the attempt*** storming.When carried into tbe field hospital an hour or so after receiving ihe wound, the brain was actually protruding through an orifice in the skull la'ge enough to admit of the doctor\u2019s fing*r into tbe interior of the head in search of th# bone.The surgeon assures me that he had to thrust hu ndex finger to it* full length within the brnin to discover the bullet and the portion of the skull, which it rairied inwards with it.Neither, however could b* found, nor has yet been extracted.In the meantime the fractured bone is closing^ and the paiienltcontinues \u201c alive and aliv* like, eating his prescribed lood _ regularly and displaying his wonted inteiligvnce' By a large number ol doctors who had seen it the ra*e is considered ss one of the most tetnaik able in the history of modern surgery ; and it cei-tsiuly strikes an unprofessional looker-on as subversive of every preconceived notion of the brain \u2014 vulnerability\tA few somewhat similar cases are, I believe .on record ; but in aver v one of them the tuffner died on or about the ninth dty\u2014whilst tbe individual to whom I now reler has at present every appearance ef surviving, without *t the same time tusiauung any D*:ing cerebral injury.The case would wed imrit a detailed profetsional re|H*rt in one of the home medic*liourii*l*-\u201d\u2014Lor.of Daily Sew*.Artikiuial Fish Besedino.\u2014The efforts of the Duke ol Roxburgh to utcreaM* the number ot salmon in the River Tweed, by means ol artificial ponds, have proved unsuccessful.COMMERCIAL.I mportv and Exports at Quokee.(Compiled for tie Morning Chromcl*.! DISEASES OF THE LIVER.1 Wbwt She celebrated Dr.Bush declared that druak-uns»» waa a itt>-ni- be onuuciated a truth which the \u2022sperleace sad observation of medical men is avery day ooaAnuing The numy apparently iusaoe oxceseses of UmmowIso Indulge la th* use of spirituous liquors, m*y b* pMUMOoautad for.The true cause of conduct whkh is uken foe tofhtualiou, is very frequently s dt-seased sut* of the Uver.No organ lathe hum** ay a tea, when deranged, produces a more frightful dialogue of «Denses.Aad If.laoteod of apply lug renudlee to the manifestation* of disease, as Is too often the case, physician* would proscribe with a view to lbs original causa, fowar death* would result from diseases induced by a deranged slate of Ibe liver.Three fourths of the diseases euaatsratod under the head of Consumption, have their seal In a diseased liver.(See Dr.Gann* great work*.) P.8.The above raluabl* remedy, also Dr.M'Lanc s Culsbrated VERMIFUGE can now ha had at all th# respectable Drug Htoros la this city.fy Purchasers will please becarofol.to ask for.and take noue but DK.M LAKE 8 LIVER PIL\u2019A.All olb ors, In comparison, are worthless SoM lu Quebec bv JOS.BOWLK8 ; JOHN MU8SOK A CO; G Û AKDOUIN ; A GI*OUX, and 8AM L.WKiaHT.Dr Hooftand's German Hitters, prepare-1 by Dr.C.M.JacKsou, are Justly ivekeued among cur most rain-able mrdtctnsa.Iu cases of dyspepsia It sets like magic, atrengthenlug the tone of the slnuiach.allmulattug «h# digestive powers, and giving ruddy h'\u2022s,\u2022*\u2022 to the cheek and brightness to the aye.There art' thousands Iu this community who can tesllfr tothsir virtues, and thous suds will hereafter add tnelr testimony.\u2014Sc# advsr Gsemont I NOTICE a HEARD of CATTLE consisting ol TWELVE HOR8EB and FOUR HEIFERS bstltta k«*«> iroa-patsiM on my premia** \u2022 oinroittiag damage : lt«y «III b* detainud till sueb damage be mad* good ; and if not claimed by th*ir respective owners within FIFTEEN DAY» from this Hat*, they will h# conveyed lo lb* Upp**» Town M«ik*t, and thei* sold to the highest bnMer, to defray exjiense* ofk cords lath wood, by Le Mesurler A Uo.Per bark Caroline.Urquhart.for Sunderland\u2014-o , tons oak.188 do «lin.ili do rod plue.328 do white do, 737 sid pine deals -tiHi do deni cuds, 12 cords laihwood, by U U S vine» A Co.Per brig Anne.Boyle, for Donegal\u20144009 std spruce deal*.MU do deal .lids, 1 in w O W 1 staves, 2 cords Uthwood.by Lo Mesurler A Co.Per brig \u2022'oronilla.Russell, for Palnnekle 18 tons elm.30 do red pins, 058 do while do.103 eld spruce denis, 6 cords Uthw ood.by Honson A Co.Per ship Primrose, Houcher, for Cork\u201410 tons osk, 10do aim.2U0 do red plue.275 do white do, 1288 std pine denis, «i2»< do spruce do.9 m pipe staves, 3 ni XV D W I do, by Lu Mesurler, Tilstone A Co.When Machon.the Greek Physician was slain, Homer sai.l of him, \u2022* a good Physicim i* worth a whole army.\u201d Than a good medicine like Ayer't Cathartic Pillt, is worth a great deal more because i( cures as well, works wider, and lasts longer The circle of the bett Fhyaician|s lab>r must be narrow, while sneh a remedy ia available to all\u2014can be h*d by every body, and is worth having\u2014S** tdvertitemenl.THIRTY YEARS\u2019 EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD NURSE.Let no Wife or Moths* neglect to lead the advertisement in another column in tint pnpci.It is HIGHLY IMPORTANT.It ife wid that Mr.Andrew Stuart, Advo-cate, will be brought forward a* a candidate tor the [«presentation of thi» city, at the election of a member to supply the vacancy caused by Mr.Chabot\u2019» resignation.CorNTT or Queskc.\u2014The election for the County terminated yesterday, and resulted iathe return of Mr.Evanturel hv a majori-tyof 417 over hi» opponent, Mr.Laurin, and \u2022f 1073 over Mr.Rohitaille.Mr.Evanturel obtained on thi» occasion the absolute majority of tbe rote» polled on both day»- Considerable excitement prevniled, and the ut-raoet harmony reigned at the hustings.I he following warn the stato of the loll at it» otooo last evening.St.Colombe de Sillery.Charleebourg.St.Arobroiee .Utette .St.Fejr.Beau port.St.Dunstmn, L.Beauport.9t.Gabriel do Vmlcartier.Stoaehtm.m\t\t50 ¦ 3\tÏ\tr jr 3\t5.\tP \tp\t5.CHIMNEY SWEEPING.Asbinbust George Boxer Fsq W L Barry Wm Berry Miss Margery Brown Esq John Bradley Mrs A Behan Patt Bailey John Brodway Eftenor Curnn James Cambell Mis Colling* Rirbaid Cross Esq Alex Connor Moses Cocgen Patrick Douoine Mrs Doyle Miss Bridget Ewing John Foster Ejizabeth Gloudy Ellen Gusby Capt Chas Heanre Patrick Hawley Andrew Hamilton Esq Tbos Hogan Esq J S Henderson Esq G Haden D Jewell E«q John Krehe John Kerigan Mathew Keyder Jacob King Michl Larne Etq S V 2 Langford Esq J E Lewis James Lewie Thomas B Best» W Biglow Narcisse Brown Ksq James Byins Mrs Jane Hall Anne Brown Mr Behrends Wm Clark Robert Chim Wm Cornu Kiq J F Clark Thomas Campbell Mrs Bridget Davies David Doran Thu* Flmn Margaret Goodwin Sergt Major Goodhoart Mrs John Hackett Mrs Hanrahan Thomas Hogan Esq J C Herbert John Humphreys Christoph IN THE PRESS AND SHORTLY TO BE PUBLISHED bv the UNDERSIGNED, The Riso Canada fr^m Barbarism to Wealth and Civilisatkn, n t CHARLES ROGER, RXINO A HISTORY of the country from tbe TIME OF ITS DhCOVERY UNTIL THE PRESENT DAY; with occasional glimpses at the progress of the United States, including a rapid glance at the War of Independence ; Tbe cause of the War of 1812 ; Tbe War iteelf on the Land an t on the Seaboard, and the proceedings of the Convention at Hartford ; Pourtrsying the Social, Commercial and Political condition ol both Sections of Canada, as developed by time ; nd indicating (he Resources and Capabilities of Country rapidly becoming important.P.SINCLAIR.Book-seller, John Street.Quebec.Aug 2, 1855.W AW TDD For a Grocery Store a LAD of about 16, must speak both languages, one w bo haa already been at the business would be preferred.-ALFO\u2014 An Out Door Man, bo h must produce good references.Apply at this office.Quebec, Aug.*, 1855.\t6 Jamison James Kougb R Knetland L Keani Maitin Lewis William Lindsay Joseph Bell Lawler Michael Lanen Miss M CHAMPLAIN WARD, undersigned begs to inform THE undersigned begs to inform occupants of Houses situated in CHAMPLAIN WARD, that weather permitting, hi* Sweeper* will pay them a visit on Friday, the 3rd instant, with a view of sweeping their Chimnie».P.CAMPEAU Superintendant ofC: imnies.Qeebec, Aug.3, 1X55.\t4 SHIPPIMf INTKLLMfKftl'Ks PORT OF^UEBUC ARRIVED.Angn\"t 1.RhlpRoval Victoria.Crowhnrsl.OTnfl Jnljr, Halifax, H J Noafl h Co.259 hhfls molasses.CLEARED.August a Rhlp Onorge Roger».Younger, Brlsl»l, I»c Mes Brief A HarV Caroline.Prqtihart, Nunflorland.O It RrmasA Co Rriir Anne.Hnvlo.Donegal.Lo Mesurler A Co.\u2014 Caronllla.Russell.I\u2019alnackte.Benson A Co.Skip Frlmroso, Boucher, Cork, Le Mesurler, Tilstone A Co.Meredith Erq Rice 2 Murphy Mr* Mary McGuire Ksq John McDonald A R Montgomery Wm Meretieid Wm Henry Maher Patrick Moloney Margaret Mason Ira Moony John fbe Stars ani) historical âocictB | MXnnînF.q John of (Çucbcr.OFFERS PRIZES for the most approved ESSAY, DISQUISITION, or PAPER or sny of the following subjects :\u2014 1.On any department of Natural History, having relation to British North America.2.On any subject connected with the History of Canada, its Antiquities, or the language and Manners of the Aborigines.3.On tbe Fio# Arts, or any branch ol them, and the facilities nr otherwise for their cultivai ion and development in this Country.4.On any sut*t#et connected with the Useful Arts or Sciences, more especially relating to the resources and capabilities of British North America.McCormick Mrs Jane MrLelland Mies Ellen Monahan Mis* Calhoun McCallum Mis* A 2 Murphy Miss Jane McCrehin Arthur Maher Patrick Nunn Francis E Nolan William O\u2019Brine John 2 O\u2019Donnell Mary O\u2019Neill Owen O\u2019Brien Michael Mearns John McAuley Charles Moffett Andrew» MacDonagli W Martin Wm McKenna Wm Murphy Ca:M P Monaghan John McAuley A Bros Jas McNeelen James Marksy Esq John Muir John Madipan Haaom McGiath Daniel Meehan Cornelius Miller Alexander Maceugh Mis Widow Manson George Macaullev Thos M N Porter Mis# Mary Pirrie Path Paige P Patton Kiq A C Pbalan Thomas KOR LOADING.For.By Whom.WTtsre.August K Maranham.453, London.A A Hit ENTERED Names.Tons.Ritahl* A Co.Davies\u2019 Wharf.Point Levi Wilson Kennedy, 1092, Liverpool, F.Rnrstall A Co, Tlbbits Cove.Ann Johnson, 445, Obugow, Lc Mcsurier A Co, Victoria Cove.Rrntu*.383.Sunderland.A Gilmnur A Co, Wolfe's do.Caroline, 401, Newrasite, do,\tdo.MARITIME EXTRACTS.Wa omitted to tnonllon that tbe stnamor British Queen, before reported agronad off Dosebambeaull, has born floated off and brought lo Quebec for repairs \u2014AMD ro 5.The best Poem on any Subject relative to Bn tish Noith America.Tbe Prifes offered are the \u201d Silver Medals of the Jrociety.\u201d The Society reserve» ro itself, however, th# right qf withholding the Prize, when, in its judgment, no pioduciion worthy of it is presented, If more than on* nroduciioe under any psrtj culsr head t»e deemed worthy of a Prize, an additional Prize or Prixea will b* given.The Productions piésented for compétition must be original, that is, prepared expressly for the ©cession.4, .\u201e\t, ., The Papers to which Prîtes are awarded be come tbe property of ihe NocietV.All communications on th# subject should be addresser! to the Council Secretary, N H.Bowxii Esquire, and the productions transmitted to him, | hbeehrn Margaret free of expense, before the eecond Wednesday in ( Spark Hugh Btecle Mary Ann Quinn Esn James Quigley Mise Ann Roach Mis* Mary Ann Ross Esq S Rooney Henry Kyan John 8;anlon Michael Spurrell S Bewellel Robt 8ara Store», TO-DAY, FRIDAY, (be Sril isataat.Sale to comt erica at TWO o\u2019clock preciiely,\u2014 PoaiTIVtLY WlTHOOT RkaKRVi: A CONSIDERABLE Aaaortment of SEASONABLE DRY GOODS, comptiaing Cloth, Caaaimere, Silk, Sat n, Linen, DeLaine, Orleana, Print», Cotton,Umbrella», Ac., Ac.LEMOINE A CIMON, Quebec, Auguat 3, IS55.\tA.A B.2 klÆ The sale will be CONTINUED TWO o\u2019cle'k.COHT1MI EU.at COL.THORNDYKE\u2019S .THIS DAY, at Quebec.Aug.3, 1855.F, H.HALL, A.A B Auction Male* ol'Fin© Tea*.C'oflVe» 1'ort and Mli©rry Wine, llrantlj, Geneva, Ate.There will be ottered by auction, on THURSDAY next the 9th imtant, at WALTER C.HENDERSON\u2019S STORE.Hunt'» Wharf, at TWO o\u2019clock, P.M.t\u2014 OCin PACKAGES CHOICE TEAS, OV/w I.u«ual aaaoriment.30 Bbrla.Roaat*d Coffre, 20 Bag* Fine Old Java do.10 Hhd».Marelt\u2019a Brandy.} Ex 25 Cuaide of St.Lewi» Sheet, or La Grande Jtlcc.being part of the propeuv formerly held by the late F.X.PLURALLT, Esq.20 LOT'5, admeasuring each about 25 feet in width, by I HO feet in depth, all fronting on the S.W Claire Fontaine Street, and abutting on the N.E.to the Ordnance properly.The whole may be purchased in one block.If not sold privately, prior to the Jf.th August next, it will be aold on the spot BY ALL 1TON, of which further no\u2019ice will be given.For further particular» apply to ED- GLACKEMEYKR, N P.Quebec, 26th July, 1855.\t1® SHERIFF'S SALE.T XT ILL be aold.on THURSDAY, the 9th VV Auguat.at ONE o\u2019clock in the afternoon, nt the WHOLESALE STORE of J.A E.MORGAN, in rear of their Retail Establishment St.John Street, upper Town,, a large aaaortroent ol STAPLE A FANCY DRY GOODS,conaiat-ing in part as follow : Clo'hs, Satinets, Ac., Cobourga and Alpaccas, \u2022 Shining», Prints, Ac.Brown and Striped Cottons, Dsrric and Check do.Plain and Fancy Dreaaea, Gala end German Plaida, Plaid Shawls and Scarfs Silk Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Ac.Glacé Silks and Gros de Naples, French Merinos and other Goods too numerous to de'ail.aeized under F.xecntlon at belonging to Messrs.Fairchild A Ellison.J.RICHARD, SheritTa Bailiff.Quebec, 1st Aug., 1855.\t4 Bako-housc & Premises for Sale.Tf^HE undersigned haa been instructed to SELL L by PUBLIC COMPETITION, at hi» Office, No.3.>r Jamscs Struct, on THURSDAY, the Ifith AUGUST next, at TWO P M., a LOT ol GROUND hituiied in the St.Lewia Suburbs ol Quebec.South side of Artillery Street, conlaii ing 45 leet in front by 70 feet in depth, with DWELLING HOUSE, BAKE-HOUSE, OVF.NS, Ar.thereon erected, and having an Kx-celDnt Well on the premises.Half of the purchase money may remain at interest on the property.N.H.BOWEN, Notary.Quebec, 26th July, 1855.\t19 LOST.\u2014A pnir of GOLD SPECTACLES, in a wooden case ; the 6nder will be suitably rewarded on delivering them at the Office of the \u2022' Morning Chioniele.\u201d Quebec, 1st August, 1855.CROWN LANDS DEPARTMENT.Q relier, 21 */ July 1855.NOTICE ia hciehv given that all communication» to rhia U\"|aitm*-nt must henceforth be addressed to the \"Commiisionar of CroMu Lands or his Sec-ielary,\u201d «» none other wnl be consid-* eied as official JOSEPH CAUCHON.Com.of Crown Land».4 w-J.a-w.100 Canaries for Sale.FflHE undersigned offers to the amateurs of I theae charming Bt K l)S, a rare opportunity to rtock iheir room with a Select Choice of YOUNG CANARIES.L.BLANC.Mount Pleasant.Quebec, lat Aug , 1855.\t6p Laiitliii\u201d cx \u201c Kiehard Alsop,\u201d IQ OH T>DXF.~THICK GERMAN AJ GLASS sizea from 6| x 7{ to 36 x 42 50 Hhdo DeKuypers Hollands.100 Cases d».do also, ex \u2018\u2018James Nesmith,\u201d 400 Bags East India Rice.LANK, GIBB A CO.Quebec, 24th July, 1855.OATS! OATS!! OATS ! ! ! lota to auit JUST RECEIVED and for S.Ie in purchaser», 3s.¦ff Minot\u2014 2000 MINOTS OATS, L.RENAUD A FRERE.Najioleon Wharf.Quebec, 27th July.1855.\t1m FOR SALE.900 ca^K9SDÜDLEV\u2019s spikes' 4 in- 150 Tona Bar Don, Round and Square, j in.fà 11 in.PATERSON, MARTIN A CO.Quebec, 1st Aug.1855.\t2w Superviftor of Culltrt Office, Quaaxc, 28th July, 1855.?pHE BOARD ot EXAMINERS appointed 1 under the Act 8 Vic»., Cap 4«, for the 8 XA-.M IN A 1 ION of APPLlUANIS deanou» ofob-Hiiiitnf LICENSES aa Culler», will MCET, in purauanca of the provraiona of aaid Ac', tna FIRST MONDAY, in AUGUST, (the 6fb ) at ibis Office, at It o\u2019clock, A.M.Partie» iutereal-ad are hereby notified to attend.WM.QUINN, t;\tBupetvDor.Landing Ex \u201cRichard Alaop.\u201d from Antwerp.\u201c DcKuyper\u2019a\u201d HOLLANDS.HDS.65 H\tH.J.NOAD A Quebec, 28th July.1855.CO.6 PIANO TUNING rpHK 8ub.e:i| .\u2022fAIJ5rp,,r ' bera are now prepared to attend II orders for TUNING, Ac.ol to CAREY.BROTHERS, 24 St John Street.Quebec, 27th July, 1855.To Alercliuiitu A »lilp-lla*tera.FOlCsALE.rpHF.underaigneil have now on hand a choice 1 asaotiraent of SPRUCE SPARS, from 5 to 18 inches.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 RED PINE 8PARS, ASH OARS, HANDSPIKES, Ac., Ac.,on the moat modera'e term».ROBERT SISSONS.Pjint Levi Flour Mill.HENRY HUMMEL.Point à Pizeau.Quebec, 27lb July, 1855.\tIm For Sale by the Subscribers : ABOUT 200 CASKS CUT NAILS,\u2014assorted.WALKER A BERRY.Opposite Bank of Montreal.Quebec, 25th July, 1855.WRECKING STEAM PUMP, Discharges 17,000 gals.p.minute.The undersigned will lease by THE DAY (\u201cPalmer\u2019») Gigantic Steam Pump for raising Sunken Vessels or other purposes.A few tona of coals will with the aid of this PUMP, raise the largest ahip without straining or causing any dioiage to the vessel.For further particular» apply to THEODORE HART, Montreal, or here to C.L.ARMSTRONG, Agent New York In\u2019».Co\u2019s.Quebec, 23rd June.1855.\tw mu sali:.i LOT ot LAND situate nKP- 1 EMBER nest ; LKAVINO (tUKSKC Every TUESDAY MORNING, at EIGHT o\u2019clock, lor RIVER SAGUENAY, calling at Riviere OuelJe, Murray Bay, Riviere du Loup and Tadouaac, and proceeding up the River Saguenay aa far as HA ! HA ! BAY ; Will get beck to Quebec on the following THURSDAY EVENING.AO AIN LKAVINO ÇUKUEC Every SATURDAY MORNING, at EIGHT o\u2019clock, for RIVIERE DU LOUP, calling at Murray Bey and Riviere Ouelle, will get t ack to Quebec on th* following Monday Evening.The Steamer'* SAGUENAY\u201d was built expressly for this route, and ber commander lus had much experienco m navigating the Lower St.Lawrence.For any further information apply at the Office of JOHN LAIR ».Agent, St.Lawrence Chambers.Quebec, 28th June, 1855.\t2tn PATENT LIQUID GLUE, For Carpenters, Book Binders, Brusli Makers, Cabinet Makers, Hatters, Iludders, Carriage Makers, Hardicare Men, Housekeepers, Druggists, , ij-c.nnHIS being a LIQUID GLUE, is always X ready for use ; requires no lire, ,s free from sinell, and will keep liquid in any climate.D acta as a POWERFUL CEMENT ! Upon lion.Wood.Stone, Glass.Marble, China, Paper, or any Metallic or Minera1 subatanre.As a Paste ot Gum it standa unequalled.Its reputation, wherever it has been mtioductd, D ol the first order.As a Great Having to Mechanlctt, It ia obsei vable at fwat night.We offer great inducements to tradesmen to engage in this lucrative business.We give the exclusive tale to only one house in each town, ao that one Agent may make the business prove worthy hia attention.PUT UP IN BOTTLESot THREE SIZES, No.|,smallsize, - - * - I2J Cents each.No.2, middle, \u201c\t- - - - 25\t\u201c\t\u201c No.3, large \u201c - - - \u2022 50\t\u201c\t\u201c J.H.ROBINSON A CO.212 Broadway, A 153 Fulton St., N.York, 94 High Holborn, London, Englind.Fo* Salk bv THOS BICKELL.St.John St reef, Sole Agent for Quebec Quebec, 24th July, 1855.WANTED\u2014A Servant Boy, with goodir \u2022 oui in-i.da lions, one that understands the Freicb language would he preferred.FA MULL WRIGHT.Slat July 1855.VVANTED.\u2014 for Sr.Michel Colekok, vY an ENGLISH PKOI-KSSOR; he must be well acquainted with Arithmetic, Book-keeping and English Grammar.Apply al 5T.Ml-c>i an, to.F X.TOUSSAINT.St.Michel, 2lat July, 1855\t3aw 1X7\u2019ANTED,- y or a Fatni'y Residence, a short VY distance wut ol tow n, a MAN SERVANT to take care of two Horses, and who can make himaelf geuetally u»eful.Apply at the office ol lira paper.Quebec, 23rd July, 1855.Grand Trunk Kailway Ferry.Cap- Quebec, 17th July, 1855.CONSIGNEE WANTED FOU I case marked R shipped by W.A J.[423] Kavenscsofk ACu from Liverpool, ex Ship \u201c Cumlodea Caall*.\u201d 1 H0,^aoN, master, aiui auppoaed to have been ahippied ex \u2018 f.orhmaben (*»*tle \u201d EDWARD BURSTALL A CO.Quebec, 9th July.1855.CACOUNA HOTEL _ 13HE nnderaigned beg* to inform trie Public that he ha* OPENED this MAGNIFICENT HOI EL on one ol the best sites ol Carouna.and qui r close to the Bathing Places HONORE JEAN.Cacouna, l«th July, 18**5.\tImp WANTED A COOK \u2014Apply to the tain on board.TO M&1CHAVT8 A FORWARDERS YORK AND PAPER.Juat Received per \u201c Richard Alaop.\u201d ?ALES BROWN and YKLLOW WRAPPING PAPER,\u2014for Sale by RYAN.BROTHERS A CO.Quebec,24th July, 1855.\t10 35 B' For Sale Afloat.Ex Ship \u201c Oucanasta,\u201d 1'OSS Superior\" Heyere\u2019»\u201d PJ 1 ING SALT,\u2014Sasifle lobe at the office of the undersigned.JAMES TIDBITS.Dalhnuaie Street.Quebec, 24lh July.1855.ACK- aeen Office of the Maryland Consolidated LOTTERIES, Baltimore, July 1st, 1955.ALL TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES OF PACK AGES OF TICKETS, IN THE .OTTER IKS AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF MARYLAND, REAR THE LITHOGRAPHED SIGNA iURR OF F.\\.IIKENAN, GENERAL AGENT FOR THE CONTRACTOR, AND ANY OTHERS ARE FRAUDS.Owing to numerous applications (rum ali parta ol the country, the management Will give their attention to the filling ol orders for tickets or Certificates, in the Maryland Lotteries.Persons at a distance may confidently rely u having their orders for Tickets promptly and the strictest confidence observed.These Lotteries are iliawn daily in public in the City of Baltimore, under the superintendence of the State Lottery Commissioner.Heavy Bonds are given to the Mate as security for the payment of all prizes.The Priera of Whole Tickets are from $1 to $20.Half and Quarter Ticket» proportion.There are never leas than 23,000 Prize» in ary Lottery, which Prize» vary in amoun» from ;$1 to $100.000, according to the priceof the Tickets For instance\u2014 When the price of Ticket» is $1 the higheat Prize ia about $5.0ers.Quebec, 23rd July, 1855.__________________ _____________________ FOB CHABTEB.A VESSEL of 220Toiis Regi.ter, w ill accept Charter for Timb*r or Deals 'o any safe port in Britain.Apply to GKO.RAILTON, Ship Broker, St.Peter Street.Quebec, 11th July, 1855.FOR SALE OR CHARTER.'HE new Barge \u201cMARIE.\u201d now lying hi Metsis.Renaud 1 ft Frere\u2019a wh«rf.DitnehMor.a :\u201490 feet overall, 22\t** beam, *J ** bold.Built in the roost aubatantial manner and of the b»st ol red spruce, and adapted for the Canals.For terms, which are very favorable, apply to LE MOINE & CIMON.A.6c B Q- ebec, 6'ih July.1855.\tSt.Peter St.Do.D».J> >.! *0.V).Do.Do.THE Grand Tiurk Railway Company Or CANADA.Notice i< hereby given, that the an- , MAL GENERAL M E FT ING of the SrtARKHULDKKS eftbia COMPANY, wil.be bflil a! SWORD\u2019S HOTf L.Ill the Cl FY Ot QUEBEC, on the FIFTH of .SEPTEMBER, one thousand eight htu.di-d and fifty-five, at .TWELVE o'clock, noon.pree,»^|y.tur the purp.vse of receiving a iep rt irom the Directors, ' and tor the transactipn o| other buaineta.By order of the Direc'ora.JOHN M t;RA NT, Asa\u2014 Secret iry i Office, Montreal, l Ittb July.JSftft.>\t3.i\\v j PROYINCIAL Insurance ( 'ompany mouth and on^* ' d-».tor f'arititf ; to lo.nl Ca»goe» Wood Goods, all under 5tXl tons Register.A.A D.RITCHIE A CO.Quebec.2\u2018»th June, |h55.! W ÏNTED h ' < HABTEB.Tt'O^HIPS.0! 5ttrt to 7iK) Tot.» Regnter, to cr-rrv Tiniber to »al-Por'a on ll.e Weat Co.i.-t ot (.teat \u2014\u2014 - Britain.ONE >HIP ol Mn r«i.,s Register, to carry Timber to a good Port in Ireland MEDICATED Myrpff 1 New and Very \"WondcrM 8 * ft t lîy 1 ft » A; \u201e BBOUQHT If051K TO THE DOOR OF THE MILLIOM.f L A wonderful discovery bus recently by Dr.Curtis of thi> city, in the treatment i of Consumption, Asthma, and all disci Lung*.We refer tu \u201c Dr.Cuit *»\u2019 Hyg Inhaling Hygean Vapor and Cherry With i* « new method.Dr.C.La» realor ' afftu le-.'Oiie* to health ; a» «il évidence ql ta^-icii Be has innumerable cer'ilica ef.Sji|rik.iug of the treatment, a yhvainar remaila\u2014It i» eyÿdent j that inhafii g\u2014coiwtautly breathing an ftgfevable, healing v.i|.or\u2014the medicinal | toperties must come in ditert contsc* wi:i» the whole siiui and ties ol the lungs, and thus escape the manyeavi» vaiied changes piodured upon therr.whfn Intio-duced into the stomach, and sut>j*rted to the process of digestion.'The Hygeau* is for rale at all the druggists\u2019 throughout the country.[New York Dutchman, of Jan.14.'i he Inhaler is worn on the breast undyr the i lintii without the !»a»t inconvenience\u2014the best i of the body being * ific.ent loevapupUeDf fluid.Hundreds of t ut- * »f Cvars like the luMping might be narind.in» package of the rfygîwiia fa* ruled me of the Asti-uia «I *»* yearn\u2019 Stri.d-mg.\t1 F.I*.M.ol Dutfsiinon, Pi.I am cured of the A* hma of ten years\u2019 standing by Dr.Curtis\u2019 Hygeana.Mabuarkt Eastoii, Bn oUyn, N Y.Mis.Paul, of No.5, Hammond Sticef.V.was cuied of a Sei ere caoe of Bioncbit^i by-the Hygoana.\t\u201e g* My sister has been cur'd of a distressing cough of several years\u2019standing, and decided to be incurable By her Physicians.She wts cured m ( one month by the Hygeana.\tJ T ^ J.H.GAi ar.ar, 1*.M .Richmond, Me.The Rev.Dr.Cmkcve*.of New York, testifies of om medicine in the lollowing language : \u2014 New Yobk, Nov.15, 1854.Dear Sir :\u2014I think highly ot Dr.Cuitss* f! -geana, aa a remedy in diseases of ihe throw* and lungs.Having hud some cpitortunity- to test its efficacy, I am convinced that it is a most excellent medicine, both the bytup and tl.g tLhlNng application to the chest.Prof.8.Ckntkr writes us as follow»:\u2014r Gentlemen :\u2014I have recently had oeewskm ro test your Cherry Syrup and Hygean Vapor in a case of Chronic Bure i hsoat, that bed refused to yield to o:h»r form* ol tieatinent, and the result has satisfied me that, whatever may he the composition of your preparation, it is skj nnpostfwn .but an excellent rrtuedv.I wish, (or thy yyl.e of the nftLcted, that it might be bicught within the reach of all.Dr.Johns one of tl e most relebriUd.P£vm-ci«ns in New Y'«*rk.wiites as follows; \u2018\u2019Tale Dr.Curtir \u2014 D nr Sir:\u2014Having w, nesaed :h exrellen*.effects ol your Hygeana, or iohalit.g Hygean Vs|ior ai d Cherry >yiup.in a «\u2022»» of chrm ic Bionrhnu.a; d being much in favor ot counter-irritation in afirctiona of the throat, Bronchial tubes and lui gs, 1 can thereloie chrcrtnllv recommend >oui Medical»d Appsiatu* as be ng the mo?-.cuQsrnient and effertnal mode of applying anything ol th* kind I Lave ever .seen^.No doubt thouaat dsofpeisot.s n.ay be relieved, and many cured, by u« i.« your lemedies.I must here be a!' ed to conftis rVnt I am opposed to pr.srrilqriy ot usu gsecre' corrmortjds, but this little nea'lY-con1 i o per crr.lago bonuTVr ¦ ,i \u2022.veil.WILLIAM WEBB, -SecrtUry.Km - Quebec,2fith Jur.e, 1853.WANTED TO CHARTER FIKi.WAI KER BERRY.Qnebec, 26th June.1855.A £ WANTED A CANVAS RBROATH and DUNDEE CANVASS.N * 1 A Î\tFor Sale by Lr.MF.SURIKR, TILSTONE k CO.Coni.Chamber#.Quebec, 7th July, 1855.\tfim L D FOR SALK, 0UBLE BOILED and RAW LINSEED OIL.Window Gla*s.all sizes.c.A w.WURTFLE, St.Paul Street.Quebec, 25tb July, 1855.\t6 2aw Landing cx Steamer \u201cEngland,\u201d 1 rkrwN TJARRELS Frtsh Giound Canada 1J FLOUR, of Choie» Bianda, Extra, Superfine and Fine.For Sale by GIBB Quebec.24th July.1855.k ROSS.6 3aw JUST Received,*» supply of very superior MATCHES of W\u2019ond and Wax, which can be sold at low prices II.CHAPMAN k CO.49, St.Peter Street.Quebec, 3rd July.1855.1UST RECEIVED, ex \u201cJohannes\u201d from \u2022I Hamburg and for Sale bv the Subscribers \u2022\u2014 130 Cases SPARKLING HOCK WINKS, \u2014 AND\u2014 A Lot of Wratpbalia HAMS of good quality FUNCH, MKINCKK A CO.25lh July, 1855,\tShaw\u2019s Boilding*.AND1NG.ex \u201c Charlks Chai.ox**,\u201dand for Sale by the 5« >acnber :\u2014 dOO Boxes Livarpool Soap.Casey.H TUKCOITE, No.31, St.Peter Street.Quebec, 5fh June.IK55.LANDING EX \u201cRELIANCE.\u201d | QQ ^^R-CASKS White Wme Vine- 30 Hl hds M «rtell'a I>ark and Pale Cognac.Vintage 18 V) and 1851.50 Case» Martell'a Pale Cognac, Vintage 1850 and 1851.LANE.GIBB k CO.Quebec, 4th July, 1855.Just Landed ex \u201c Aurora,\u201d i \\l> FOR SU.E IN BOND OR DUTY SHIP to loa Timber and Deal» lor Liverpool.Apply to A.Ac W.PARKE.Quebec.26th June, W VNTED TO I HARTER.A VESSEL of not more than 200 Tons Register, to h»ad Timber and Deals, for Dumfries.Apply to ALLAN GILMOUR A- t t> , St.P»»ter Street.Queb»*c, O\u2019h June, 1855.Freight for the West.Mfarr rHK Pa ges \u201cSHANNON,\u201d \u2022* Dt»ON\u201d anil \u201cQUK0KG,\u201d Will take PRalbHT for KIN IST'iN or the Upper Lakes a: Low Katks.Apply to JOHN LAIRD, St Lawrnce Chambers, Qnebec, 26:h July, 1855.THE S T E A M E R (iuebec.13th June, JSjj Ilarine Insurance, \u201cSUN\u201d M \\niKT.fvsra^xcr Co.\u2019y,.f \u2022 \u201c.MERCANTILE,\u201d do.do.do.l.VikUMD \u201cATLAS\u201d do.do.do.l.UtjO.UOO \u201cCOMMERCIAL\u201ddo.do.do.l.ooO.nM \"ASTOR\u201d\tdo.do.do.* T'GflMl OF leSW 703.H.rl\",Hr undesigned are auihorized to receivepro-1 poaals for M msime Ixsoranck by Upd; P Low Kate*.The greatest attention wfiM be paid to Order* which may be placed m the hands ol the proprietor.LOUIS POIRF*.Quebec, 12th May, 1855.\tfim COGNAC HHANMKS Ori T-TH»'.COJSAT BRANDY.Tin-Ov/ JT! 'otipin\u2019-\u2019 Pale.Vintage lH5i 12 lllnis.Cognac B\u2019andy, Mar \u2022>I\u2019s Pole.Via tsge tf5u fc 1H5I.\t-oTV 8 Hhds Cognac Hratdv.Mar\u2019ell\u2019a Dai k, Vpt- tag\" 1 *,5\u2018J fi 18>| Now larding ex Bog \u201c Reliance,\u201d from Cba* rente, and f»»r Sal* by\t»- \u2022?JOHN PATERSON.Quebec, 2a d July 483ft,\t^ M.W.M.STEËR3, CIVIL ENGINEER* AND FOR THE SALE AM) IT RC HASE OF LANDS.po?.t OAP.tfiA, o, r:.Quebec.27th Jnne, 1855.United States Hotel, Jt\u2019NCTIOJS 01\u2019\t\"*J.Federal, 331m and Coneresa Streets f PORTLAND, MR.^ f littvIcs, I\u2019ror Jtine 2nd, 1835.rrotM iC'o;.\u2022 \u2022 J 04 No iec (o Merchants Masters.and Ship» hihrTqàL $k s.THF.Steamer \u201c PHtEMX\u201d will TOW Ships or Rafts at the LOWEST R \\ I\u2019F.S Ap- ply to W.DINNING, St.Peter Street.BALDWIN k DINNING Cape Cove.Quebec, lal June, 1855, KOK SALE .,\t\u2022 < 'PHAT M\u2019l.KNDID HIMI.DINÇ !,(>>, ;n I free and Common Soccage, IrOnTmif Uii ot.I.KWif Ro^p, n quarter of * mile froffij' Garr, containing about four acre» (s%f ocre» m dcj>th, f.irmiog part of HAY1 FARM.F or particular* apply t.- r t yodl CHARLES ft PHILLIPS, ty* Giilf.pre\u2019a Wharf, u Quebec, 21 »t July, 1835.\t, >At \u2014r \u2022*\u2014r» \u2022\u201cÂ* For .v,alc, Cheap.* A WAGGON with POLK, by Gingras, ¦ \u2014ALSO\u2014ra »«».'¦ \u2019eg \\ double Set of HARNESS, 1 TWn tandem bet* of Or to and Single Maine»*- superior HttRSE Cf.OTHING.The i above are sold in ronsequenee ot th# owner tfSWi : to Europe.Apply \u2022( fb** offire.j Qnsbtc, 5th July, Pdft.Quebec, 27th June, 185ft, 18 B0-3B BUSINESS NOTICES.FUT VO YE & FI8HE«7 Or.NF.RAL TOMMIfSION A CRM'S, Ptoîuuc & \u2018jbip ÿtnlifTS, 3», .M.reler-fct t « < 1.QDKBKC.QueSrc.2f>lh May.IS*1'».\ttfll JANES «Sc MORGAN, jpnrtoarbing tfommission ^gtnts.rpHK undertiKnftl having; complétai! thpir ar-J ningem*>iita\u2022\u2022 Ag«M»ls for u DAll.Y I IM*-or KTHAaMERS, l*iw«.en MONTREAL and tUEBEC, \u2022re |>r**paml to forward every «le-\u2022rription of goods trom T pper Canada or United btatea that may be consigned to tbetn, and Vice Tibia.W.D.B.JANES, R J.MORGAN.Montreal, 1st May.LËVESON SEWELL.ADVOCATE, Orne»,\u2014SHAW\u2019S BÜILMXCS, Foot ol Mountain Hill.Low » r Towo.Quebec, 12th May, ^55.\t12«» BUSINESS NOTICES.\u2014\u2022¦¦T'u.iijrj ant a\t¦ ame «i me uramui me »««\u2022¦\u2022- Perfect secuiit v for the fullilment of its rn- ed, tlbedn betme atliiiriiiig the age ol sixty, gagements to Policy holders.\tbut to the ativred htmuty, if he attain that age, Fuvomble rates of jurnuum.\t| thuscoDibiuing a provmou for old age with an A high reputation for piudence and judgment, assuiaiue upon lite.and the most liberal consideration ol all questions j\torphan's ynluwmkmt fcRisch connected with the interests of the as*uitd.\tI Establisr.ed Im the pun ose ol aToidiu^ t« pa- Large participation of profits by the assured., rents and othi-is (be means oi Laving 1 biaireii amounting io two-lbirda ol the net amount, and educated and ataited in Lite, by aeiutuiK annul-\u2022\u2022\t» -\t|ic«, to con ir once .it >bt- 1 arenta* death, ai d to be j Mull until a child, il u son.snail attain hi* 21st year, or, i: « dmogbler, ber2Jlh yesr«»l Age BRITANNIA Ml TLAL LIKE ASSOCIATION I, Phixce- Stkckt, Rank.Lobihjn Empowered tty he.Majetly'e Ko^at l*eltcn Fi'tint.Annual Division ol Profits\u2014applied in reduc-Uonol the curi'ilit year\u2019s 1'ieti.iuaa.Policy-holders entit!»,! to jwi ts ipate in thej ro-fits ultei pa) me til ol Five or Seven Annual Ire-tmnuis acioniing t.» the table ol iiatesselecteil.ITemiums chetg.il lor iveru three month*' dit-lerence ol age\u2014not, us is usually the case, for every w hole year only.Hait C redit Policie» granted on terms unusually favour able to the assuied, the amount ol ball pie miums lor which credit is given, being liquidated out \u201cI ti:e profit*.At the Ai.oiiu! General Meeting on tiie 27tb r.liPfKU.LRJi.Old Kheumulic Alfections CAN b* cured by* thb Cramp fy Pain Killer.Deacon Henry Hunt was cuicd of NEURALGIA or SCIATIC RHEUMATISM, aiter Cap.9.\thaving Uen under the caie of a physician six \u2014\tmontbs.The Cramp arid Pain Killer\twas the Col.Robert Alexandkb, Blackheath Park, first thing that aiorded hianauy peinianent relief.Chairman.\tDavid Babkkk wr cured oi a RHEUMATIC \u2014\tPAIN IN THF.KNEE, alter three oi\tfour days ADVANTAGES\tOF THIS INSTITUTION, and nifbta of intejiae sufkihig, by on#\tbottle of inckkasinu\trails or pbliiiujs.\tthe ('ramp and Pain Killer.\u2019 * \u2022 A TABLE especially adapted to the aecuring t , T- H-CainaK, auffeijog Irom CK/MP IN ol IsO^nt or lit\u2019lktt» amt lo all other c«iac* j HjMK » tha coulsf ol Iiih knoUinc up I '.rEaaa k.a^ask^.\tLr.|||9 Cmilip 9tDil \u2022mall charges for management.No charges for Sumpa or Policies.FORbYTH, BELL A CO., Aubnts.Commercial Chambers.Ou*-ber.2nd June.I8'5\taug 24 53 Liverpool ij* London INSURANCE COMPANY.Capital, - - ^2,000,000 Stg.THE undersigned having been appointed Agents of the above Company, are pie-pared to ACCEPT FIRE RISKS, on Moderate Terme.RYAN.BROTHERS & CO.Qoeber.f 1st V»y |855.\tn QUEBEC AGENCY, ___ OP THE SCOTTISH AMICABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, New Table A C of Reduced Rates.(Resulting from application of bonus, as murv fully detailed in the Society\u2019s Rej>oit date,) Glasgow, 16th March, 1854, page 29) lor insuring £100 during life.\u2019aiEe bunches, was cured by ____________ I\u2018«'in Killer At another «inie a few appNcatioiis entirely cured him of an cxceedirgly bail RHEUMATIC affection in the back.A young ludy, hUecn years of axe.a daughter oi John IV.S ieiwood, wsa long aUlictrd with ST/NAL COMPLAINT.Alter being a-duerd to the verge of the graye, was rurid by the Cramp and Pain Killer.John BrcitMAN, alter having aulfi-ted even-thing but de.th fiom KHEf JlATI>M, which teemed to peivade almost eveiy (antol the b(»dv, was cured I y the Cfairp bimI P»in Killer.Mis.Davis whs cuicd by ll ol BILIOUS COLIC A man in Portland waa also cured by it of BILIOUS < OLIC, when bis life was well-nigh despaired of.Hundieds have been relieved by it oi toothache.a eue in the face.Ac.N.B._He sure and call lor CURTIS A PER KINS\u2019 CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.AH olbna hearing this name are base imitations Price 121, 25, 37J cents per bottle, arcRilu g to size, ALSO FOR RALE, THOSE PUKE WILD FIILRKY BITTERS For (be cure of Bilious and Jaundice complaints, and General Debility.Th-y quicken the bio d, rnd rive NKW live and xnaeuv to the whi-lk system.Fo, Sale by STEPHEN PAUL A CO., 149.t ii ii,'-ii-Strr-i.Aew \u2022 Yoik, and by (\u2022' G.AR-LCUIN.aid J MUSSON A CO., Quebec.Ajinl 7th.JN55.\t6m f \\SE HO WE S KlYttElAN IIOBEUOL'AD AND LIFER WORT COUGHCANDY.NEVER since the Science of Medicira first dawued u|k>h the wuild, has any roni|>ouiid gained such eatrsordipaiy populaiity, pi so short a nenoti \u201et lia c, Dr HoU'K\u2019S ÎIYGKNIAN HOREHOtND and LIVERWORT COUGH CANDY, in ciir.ng Coucha, Colds.Aatrma, pif fi< ulty of Breathing, Bleeding at the Lungs, Pain in the Side and Breast, Soie Throat, Cioup, Bronchitis, Hooping Cough, Influenza, Hoarseness or any otW symptom of that distressing malady\u2014Consumption.The Hygrisu Horeboui.d and I.iveiwort Cough Cai.dy cui.net b» equalled by any liquid mixture of the day ; and, in proof ol my assertion, I am able lu prisent to the pub lie the ceitifieates of ladisa and gentlemen whose standing in society is well known, and whose t «rarity cannot be doubted, i would also state that there is nothing in th* Candy that cau possibly iojuie the most delicate in health; but inav ho taken at all tirres with pcilect impunity, both by children and adults.You will observe that iU color ia not brown or yellow\u2014the result of some | lepuialion of mei-cm y or otber mineial hong in i*a cotr (losition\u2014 hot is peileetiy white, its medicinal qualiliea being p\u2018n*lv segei#ble.Be particular, ihen, in noticing the ro or.S»e tost it is white; You will thm obtain the gi nmne article.Psice\u20145, 10 and 20 cents per parkage.For Sa e by JOHN MUS&ON A CO.; >!Sit| No.40 Courtland St.New-Y'oik, Jany.2l)ih.1834.A Lady of (he first respectability writes : Dkah Fie.*\u2014I am happy to be able to certify o tb*- » flu-ary of M is Wn sl\u2019>u \u2019» Soothing Syrup, 1 and to the truth of what it is iepr*s nted o ac-nmplivh.I avinx a litil# boy suffrring greatly tr< ni teething, w ho could not rest, and at nigh1 bv his crie» would not permit any of the Ismily to do »o, I purchased n buttle of the Soothing syrup, in order to test the remedy; ai d when gu eu to the boy arenn\u2019ing lo the direction», its efhct u|Nn Inm was like magic; heroon went to sleep, and all pain and neivouauess disappeared.W# have had no trouble with him since and the lit'le fellow will pa»a through with comfort, tb« excruciating proce»» of teething, by the sole aid of Mrs Winslow\u2019s In) Hhiiig Syrun.F.very mother who i égards the health and life ot her children should possess it.\tMRS.H.A.ALGKR.Lowell, Mass.May 2'*, 1853.For sale by STEPHEN PAUL A CO., 149 Chombers-st., New-Yoie, and by G.(*.AK-DOUIN and J.MUSSON A CO., Quebec.Anrilîth.1855.\t6tn VEGETABLE PUL MON A R Y BALSAM.TU E G R E AT STAN D A RD R EM E D Y FOR ALL PI LMONAKV DINEA8KNI CU)\\ I AIMNG N KI'l H F.R / PRUSSIC ACID,'I ARTAK EM K 1IC, nor any other Deleterious Drug.Extensively u»ed, le*lid andappioved ;n New Kng-liiid, Canada, and the Britikh Provinces during a period ol THIRTY YFAKS, by Eminent ____\t\u2014 Pbvaiciapa, Clergy nun, Profes- \u2022ori ot Collegea, 'I hi olrgica! ^emlnariea, Scientific and Distinguithtd I\u2019uMic Men,\u2014and, in (act, by all classes m the communiiy.See Pamphlets and wrappers conta.mng Certificates, among which are those ol Rkv.Da.Ltman Beecher Boston, lat# Pre sident of Lane 'I heolugical Seminary.Cincinnati.Ohio.\u2014Late Rev.Dr.Leonard Woods, Abbott Prof, of Theology in Andover Theological Semi-fury, Mass.\u2014Hon.Daniel P.Thompson, Secretary nfSDte of Vermont.\u2014N.F.Williams, Eaq., formerly Collector of the Poit ol Baltimore, Md.Rev.Jonah Litch, Philadelphia, Pa.,\u2014and many others.How FsTErMio by Physicians.\u2014JOHN A.BERRY, M D., Saco, Me., says, *\u2019 During a ptactice of twenty-yeara, I have seen used all the popular remedies for Coughs, mol am well satisfied that your VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM is best, and I hope it will be better known and more generally used.\" fcf\" lie ware of Counterfeits and Imitation* ! ! ! Enqui'e for the article by i's Whole Name, VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM.\u201d Prepared only by KEFD, CUTLER A CO.Druggists, 33, India street, Boston, Maas., and sold by Apothei aries and Country Merchants geneiMlIy.Price, New Style, latge bott rs.containing nearly (our times the quantity of the \u2022mall, $1.Old atyle, small bottles, 50 cents.For Sale in Quebec, by J.MUSSuN A CO., JOS BOWLES, amt G.G.ARDOUIN.Wurbec, * \u2022»¦» tNM.\t12m G W.STONE\u2019S COUGH, CONSUMPTION \u2022 AMD « Bror hiti* Elixir.11HE Pioprietor would reapect/wlly call thaal J.tention of ilia public to bia invaluable Remedy tor all Affaciini aol ;he '1 Jho*i ai d Lungs,\u2019 and begsoftLoa# who at* uadecideil w hat to select finru tb# numeccua rnedieiuea advcrtiMd and recommended for such complaints, to give hi# ELIXIR a trial.Having 4»< ml on the coik, without which none will be genuine.Ifondcrful Discoveries QUCCKED each otbtirao rapidly in the present O age that wu icarrely rvover Isom the as tonishmi nt rai sed by one before our credulity is tax< d by the announcea si.l of another still more astounding.And among the must itnpoitant dis-covnies which have ever been made in medical acience, we msy number that cl G.$$.NT4>.\\K'M JL £ c T2i S ci (DdiiLaurilÊiû, \u2022 family J'hvsic in the most desirable loim, peifeeily ugieeable to the takle.and a relisble re tried y in almost every disease to which the ha man race are subjeet.It* merits carrot be too btEbly exto led \u2014Indeed it may be called the panacea.Datffiracy in the cure of the following complaints, will be readily admitted by all who give it a trial vie: Habitual Cnslivenrsa, Affection» of the Liver, impurity oj the Blood, Pile», Epilepsy.Scrofulous, and all other bumora, Dyspepsia.Bilious Affections, Dysentery.Drirrhu-a, and all o'her diiearea of the bowels will be com p'etfly removed by its use.In abort, it w ill rénovait the whole #>Vem #nd place it ip a condition to resist tb# attack of all contagious diaessrs.Let those who do not enjoy perfect health resort at one# to the use i *hia medicine, and that great blessing will be nktoredto them.Price 50 cents per bottle.For 5ale as above ami by JOHN MUSSON A CO., and G.G.ARDOUIN.Druggiata, Quebec, and Mr.1PDIO-SON, 5bei brook*.March 7.1865.\tUn- rjv || Jg RENOWNED REMEDY ! THE FAH-FAMED MEDICINE i hollow ay-s pILLs ScuaSSa*0\" th* husv,t& Copy a Latter from Mr.W.Moon of th.S*»re, Winchester., ftkt T°i/*#TïWOa Bo^owat.w,\u2014i beg to ihjbrm you that for veara I **.«*«« frorof'hfon,.tlLn.llZ 'iïJ.iï'ï*; ««mm.ij.j.WM ,r,Likb;\u201c SSSSTSfijr* *»'y* '»»» ; t., .t, «.«Id b.mir.ly irok.ii u\u2019\u2019\u201d\"!4.'!'.4',,\"!\u2019\u2019\u2018V1\"1 go into our County Hospital whe.J^k*^ bsjat medical Dea.JemX i^tn.Hon a^ A* \u2022II of which roved of no avail, adlCrî^\u2019 no better tbanl.w«nt id.| Has K.1\t, * ?ut try your Pill., wd by pe\u201ec^f ^n,# was perfectly cured, #r.d rnal l*,| u*, h tLtm occunation, and although a omaiderahl ^ complait.t.Oct.8tii, J852.\tW* AN KU 8 8 EL\u2019S Horse and Cattle Can UNIVERSAL oa, CONDITION POWDERS ! AYERS PILLS, PURIFY the BLOOD, give health to the Secie-tiona, regtila'ethe Digestion, fieethe Stem ach and Bowels from Bat», Worm», and all kind hof umota, displacing uisease w uh new lite and vigor\u2014Fever and inffammation of the Lunaa.from which result Cough* Havres, Broken Wind, \u2022 ml all diseat»» of the air pauagrs.Yield *0 the healing influence of the»# powders.Horn distemper, Tail bickness and other diseases in Cattle, are cured by 'his Medeeine.as it is equally «\u2022'apteil to ail berbiveroua Anima1».Every Cow should have one powder given hei after calving; it prevents fear, removes rumota, rallies the Cow to elean, thrive, and give *r abundance ol good, pur* milk.Agent» kob this city:\u2014Meaara.JOHN MUSSON A Co., JOSEPH BOWLES, and G.C.ARDOUiN.W.P.RUSSEL, Middleburry, Veimont, Foie Propnetor.Nov.27th 185 Î.'\t12m S T II K K T « QLr.bEC.JAMES MONTREAL.12m MEW COPPEB-PLATE FEINTING KSTAIIMt!üI!:vr.G.MÂ\u201cYES.Ko.33, ST.VALUER STREET IV.M.\u2014Orders left at the above Ei\u2019ablishmen*.\u2022 rat tb# (Hfic# of the \" Morning Chmnicie,\u201d wj;| \u2022\u2022 thankfully received and punctually attended to.Quebec.22nd Sept., 185 I.\"fcÂlÆB\u2019O H0T3L, AND BOARDING HOUSE, ¦A1NT JOHN STREET, UPPER TOWN QUEBEC.tad April, 1852.\t|?m M.MOODIE, IMPORTER, No.81, Si.Pel./ Street.19th April, IS30.mm PDHîyîig WATCH MAKER, No.36, ST.JOHN STREET, Cantor of St.Ur#u1e Street, U,,p#r Fown.Q»*bee.2nd Jany., 1852 ~ restaurant.A* BROOKE, (LATE SCOTT\u2019S) LOWER TOWN RESTAURANT ' §T.rrrm strkst, queixc, * ' OppoMt« tb« Commercial Chambera.A Ii ! VS*'° ^form ,h# «\u2022ntfemen /K» JL#* J-F of Qo^bec and ita vicinity, ftaTb* baa made alteration# m his premise#, f0, tb* p*rp*a* of opening ¦ RMUnrant on an extant \u2022év* seal*» *bd that h« will b« able to aerve \u2022OUP8, STEAKS, CHOPS, COFFEE Ac SM th# sb*rta#t notice.\t\u2019 All *rd*r# wrill be receive! and egcctitcl fo.¦WjrjM p**4** p*r,i« «» hi* residence, L C\u2014\\ beingen experienced one.beaide# bavin# \u2022 tb*e#*thi It how ledge of Confectionery.A.1.iwturn# bis sincere thank» for the navi Mtrwtf*.and assure# h!» fri\u201ell(j, (h;i(\t* wül Aa made to dMaerve its continuance h »\u2022\u2014A«ho***ael«ctK.:\t¦ qs oT »\tA.HHOOK F faebee.18th Miy, 1862.BHITINH COMMERCIAL Li/e Insurance Company.iS'HED'IDH \u20aciTIJ3®BC.Eilal'hshe* in 1820, and Incorporated 6) Act of Parliament.capital* .£600,000 sterling.Truite** i JOHN CATTLEY, Eaq., JOHN COX Eaq., ^ SEBASTIAN G.MARTINE7, Raq., Director* : SIR ROBEK a .kLEXANDER, iarl., I .t-MAS BENSON, Eaq.,\t1 JOHN CATTLEY.Eaq^ REVD.WM.FALLOFIELD, M.A.GEORGE GREEN.Baq., SEBASTIAN G.MARTINEZ, Km., AKCHIKaLD HIED.PAXTON, keq., Di.N/ll.J.THOMSON, K#n.,\t^ GRORGE H.WEATHER HE AD, M.D.H inaginf Director\u2014Efie ness r Vente, Xsç PaTStClAH\u2014SlPTIMO# WbaT, M.».AUDITORS i Phoma# (JoaTOH, Esq., j Tho*.Oak, Raq, m.d.Skcbktary\u2014Mr.Francis F.Sandirson.¦'ANKiRa\u2014Afessrs.G\u2019/yn, Hallifax, hfilU h Co 40KRRC M K OICAL RRRKRIg JOSEPH MORRIN, M.D.Advantages offered to Insurers: >HE SKCl RITY of a large realized and in-veirei, f apital, very low Premiums on the YOUNG -rartifipation Scale, 'partiruUily on YO l.I k K'.large Bonuses on the participation Meal#.On Insurance, for the whole of Life, one-half ol «he 1-rcrn.nms (if desired) permitted lo remain anpr.id tor tne first seven year#, a# a Loan at Inti res, and then to be paid, or to remain as a per-mAncnt Loan, at the option of the Insurer.am! S^sTK* * \u2018>i*Va,\u2022\tClimate, Premium* ^l'!k,\u2019on l,*>tnentofa commensurate No Charge for PoUciea.Loan» on Policie» according *> their value after l hroe i remiums have been paid.\t* vnlue^ (\tpure baaed at their full Premiums allowe,i to be paid Annually Half-V early, or Quarterly.\t,1*l, No extra charge lor enwaing and .l \u2018: mdOXIHM WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.4rkw and Mucularlr sncwiful ntncdv fur the cure of all Biliinii Ji#ca»e» \u2014Co-ti\\cnrm caietiil observation, I am convme, ed that your Hoofl ind's Geimnn flit'ers i# n het-re article than H\u2014K\u2014W* \u2019g-B\u2014\u2019»j lk.c., hie.One gentleman, troubleil with dyspepsia, w ho hail purchased half a dozen of Ih# butera, #av« : 4 If is the only article he hna found that has afforded him if lief.\u2019 Now he is in a lair way of recovery.\u201d RurilonfiA 9»under*, Buffah, N.V., Dec.20, |8.r>0, sad: *\u2022 We know from expert* nee, having used it in our own families, that Dr.Hooffant\u2019# German BiMei# are ail and more than they are recommended to he.\u201d Isom A Hall Skenratali#, N.V., August 23, 1853.say : \" We think the (>erman Ritters give the beat satisfaction of ary aitlele about us.\u201d 8.A.Meriam, Adams, N.Y., April 15, 1853, \u2022ays: 44 Your Germon Bittera are invalnahle.\u201d Hnrtshnrne A Maydole, Harnilton, N.Y., April 16,1853, »avoi 4' We are nearly out of yoor German Billers, it takes well and is considered a very valuable medicine.\u201d The Bitters are rntirrlt TCOITAILt, el* ways strengthening and never prostrating the system.\tp Sold bv dealer# n medicine ano storekeapeie everywhera, and by JOHN MUNSON A CO.and O.U.ARDOUIN, Quebec.Wth Oct., 1854.\t|gm gestion.Jaundice, Dropsy, Oi * *' \u2014.-.KhcniuitL-m, Fevers* out, liiiuiiiri.Nrnoukiics#.Irriubiiltr.Intlarnuia-tinns, HeadacSe, I'ahis in the Breast.Side.Back, #*»d Limbs, In omlo ('oniplnints, Xi.Ac.Indeed, very few arc the disc««es in which a Purgativi1 Medicine is not iiiore or Iras rnpiiied, and ii.m h «i.k-ness .uid suffering might be prevruted, if a harmless but cdei ttutl Cathartic were more frAciy used.No persun can fr* l well while a costive linbit of body iirctnil# ; beanies it soon general** ecrieu# and often fatal disea-ea, which might have been avoided bv the timely and judicious use of n good purgative.This is alike tma of Colds, Faveriali \u2022rciptom-, and Bilious dcrangemetita.They all trad !\u2022» become or produre tha deei» seated and formidable distemper* which load tlic nearsea all over the land.Heine a reliaU# family physic ia of the first importance to the public health, and this 1\u2019ill has been perfected with consummate skill to meet that demand.An extensive trial of it* virtue» by Physieians, I\u2019rofea-surk, and I\u2019aticiiU.ha# shown results surpassing any thing hitherto known of any medicine.Cures have been effected beyond belief, were they not sub atantiated by persons of such exulted position and character aa to forbid the auspicion of untruth.Among the many eminent goitlemen who have testified in favor of these Pills, we may mention : Dr.A.A.Hayes.Analytical Chemist,of Heston, and State Asaayer of Maaaachusett-.whose high professional character is endorsed by tne Hon.Edward Evkrbtt, Senator of the U.8.Robert C.WiNTHHor.Kx-Spcaker ofthe House of Representatives.Abriht I.a whence.Minister 1\u2019len.to England t John U.FiTzraTHirK, Cath.Bishop of Boston Also.Dr.J.R.Chilton, Practical Chemist, of New York City, endorsed by Hoy W.L.M ARCY, Secretary of State.Wh.B.Astor.the rieheat man In America.8.Lelaxd A Co., Propr'a of the Metropolitaa Hotel, and others.Did space permit, we conld give many hundred certificate#, from all parta where the Pill# have been used, but evidence even more convincing than the experience of eminent public men is found in their enects upon trial.These Pills, the result of long investigation and study, are offered to the public as the best and most romplctr wlfich the present state of medical scienre can afford.They are compounded not of the drugs themselvca, but of the medicinal virtues only of vegetable remediea, extracted by rhcmieal process in a state of purity, and combined together in such a manner as to insure the best result*.This system of composition fer medicines has N«n n fouaff in the Cherry I\u2019ec! ral and Pill# both, to produce a more efficient remedy than had hitherto I'cen obtained by any umny-m.The reason ia p: i frctly obvious.\\V bile by the old mode of componHon, every medicine is hnttlened with more or less of nen-monirui# and injurious qualities, by this e.nh individual virtue only that I» desired for the curative effect is present.Ail the inert and obnoxious quai-itiea of each substance employed are left l»ehmd, the curative virtues only being retained.Hence it is self-evident th# clfeeta should prove as they have proved more purely remedial, and the Pilla a surer, more nowerful antidote tn disease than any other medicine known to the world.Aa i» is (Vwquently expedient tha* my medieiiis should be taken under the counsel of an attending Physician, and as be could not properly judge of a remedy without knowing its composition, 1 have supplied the accurat# Formula* by which both mv Pectoral and Pilla are made to the whole body of Practitioners in the United Btatc* and British American Provinces.If, however, there should be any one who has net iwoeived them, they will I* promptly forwarded by mail to his address.Of all the Patent Medicines that are oflbred, how few would 9e taken if their rom position was known ', Their Hf# constats in tiieir mystery.I have no mysterica.1 he composition of ray prcparQlons la laid open to all men, and all who are competent to judge on the subject freely acknowlMge their conviction* of their intrinsic merits.The Chrmr Pectoral was , prononneed by «cicntiAc.men to Im» a wonderful medicine before fie effect* were kffnwfi.Mshy eminent Physicians have declared the same thing of my Pills, and even more confidently, amt arc wining to certify that their anticipations ware mor* tlum realised by their effect# upon trial.They operate by their powrfhl Influence on the fntarnal rlsrera to' purifr the blood and stimulate It Into healthy action \u2014 remove the obstruction# of tl\u2014 stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of th# body, it vlerhig (heir irregular action to health, and by correcting, wherever they exist, anch derange monta ns are tho first origin of di> ci*« Being sugar wrapped Uiey are pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, ho barm can arise from thehr use in any qnan tity.For minute uireotioiu, see wrapper on the Box.rBEPARtt» BY JAMES C.AYER, Practical nnd Analytical ChcmUt, LOWKLL, MASS.Pria# Mb Conte per Bex.fflT* Boxes for $1.BOLD BT JOSEPH BOWLER, and J.MURRON k Co.Quell##.Al#o, by Drnggwt# generally tkiough-out Canada.\t' 14th Aagust, 1864 ¥ DR.BUCHANAN\u2019S PERSIAN REMEDY, roa th* TOOTH-ACHE.THE relief Irotr pain which follows the use ol this remedy fo: TOOTH-ACHE is immediate and permanent.The soreness of the teeth and guma will be removed, and by ita application rendeied more sound or healthy.PRICE, la.3d.DP.HUNTER\u2019S CELEBRATED EYEWATER.WILL REMOVE any stage of inflammation and give strength to weak oi Irritable Eye*.Fordimness of sight occasioned cither by age, or too close attention tc minute objecta, stands un surpassed.PRICE, la.Sd.7he King\u2019s Oil, ro* all wooNn# on ûtuaâas m SUCH as Bruises, Cuts, Galls, Corks, Sore Back, .Sprains, Scratches, Ac., and wounds \u2022*erJr description, removing all soreness and ttitineta in from one to five dayi.This celebrated remedy was prepared by ordei of King William IV.of Great Britain, under the direction of Mr.Youatt, the celebrated English Farrier, and used by him in the Royal Stud ol horse* only.Full directions accompanying each bottle.DR.MARSHALL\u2019S ARROMATIC,CATARRH and HEAD-ACHE {SNUFF.1THIS SNUFF is mperior to anything yet .known, for removing the Catarrh ; and also a cold in the bead, und the headaclw ; by opening and purging out all obstructions, strengthening the g.ands ana giving healthy action to the parta affected.It should be kept in the phial well corked.Prepared by Dr JOHN MARSHALL, and bohl in tbia City by J.MUSSoN n CO., G.Ü.ARDOUIN.and J.BOWLES.Quebec, 27th lYovemb«r, 1864.\t12m lo Millers and Dealers in Flour THE ST.HENRI BANAL MILL, contain mg four run ol Stone#, ia now undergoing a thorough repair, with a view to manufacturing lor market.The «aid Mill is now offered on Len#e.Apply at the office of HENRY ATKINSON, Quebec, 7th July, 1853\t6 3-a-w R uT-**- IRON COFFINS.THE undersigned offer for Sale at their Shop, St.Vahrr Street, IRON COFFINS, of all ,CT\"Te?,n.H\tand air and w ater otih-.-î- u\u2018fk |IV*\t'be head ol these Collin#, so that in catgk where it is neces- wry to Coffin immediately affer death, relative* and fnend, m.y ^ .j,,, t0#flni for th« guidance of P.tirnt» in every Duorder are affixed to each box J.MUSSON k UK, r\\ v.*\tAgent* lor Quebec Quebec, J.ny.fgth.1864.\t12m ïp 30 Droiwy, Dyaentery, F»7«ipelas.female Irregularitj?«, f ever of all kind».Ulcéra, Fit., Gout, Hend-acbe, indigestion, ^ore Throats, Stone and Gravel, Secondary Symptom» 1 ic Douloreux, Tcmonn, Venereal Affectiona, Woima of all kinda.Weakness tiom w hat- MFf** \u2018^CAN.SHKRM A5 BANKkJtS, Nzw loax, issue & CO., Circular L«Tm citirs: Genoa,\tNice, Jfneva,\tOporto, Gibraltar,\tOleron, Hamburgh,\tPari, Hague,\tp,Ut 2*Tf*\u2019.\tPalermo, Heidelberg,\tp\u201e« Hong Kong,\tKon,\u2019( Alexandria, Antwerp, Atbens, Amsterdam, Berlin, Baden-Badox, Berne, Bordeaux, Boulogne, Bremen, Brotoeia, Bagni de Luca, Leipaie, «.«hr ivong, noire, Kandy, Ceylon, Rotterdam, London, Lrgh orn, Basle, Bombay, Batavia, Cairo, Coblentz, Cologne, Cazdr.a Lyor.a, Lia Inin, Madrid, Malta, Marseilles, Milan, -Moscow, Colombo, Cey- Munich Ion, Carlaniha, Calcutta, Canton, Dresden, Dusseldorf, Florence, Frankfort, Mesaina, Mulhouse, Madras, Malta.Manila, Madeira, Melbourne, Ni plea, K io «le Janeiro, St.Petersburg, StraaaLurg, Siena, Smyrna.Seville, Stettin, Shanghai, S'ingajKrre, ÿdfley, N S W, Turin, Toulon, Trieste, Venice, Vevty.Vienna, Wiesbaden, M\u2019araaw, Zurich._A ugu#t 23nlL186* r,,HKHigh SchooTof Quebec.1 \u201d4\tin tbit In.tj- and Compotition |Hismrv ^Mdj,?g ' Grammar ylh;.7^\u201c\u2019ÆS CUm f., KS!7\t« ^\u2018\"cCcnî Quebec, 24rh Octohr.iWl.«br ittormitB ettromtlt I» FOBLMHIP DAItyppuiNO TH* T*Ar, *T CHARLES ST.MICHEL, *T HIB OFFICE, Monntlatr\u2014t, Qnabac.ADVKRTISIXO.8* *'\u2022 ^ ^ -*«**^-t I?iSS,rt,#,,\u2019 31 4,'\u2022 «'I 10d for Wo.as \u2018!t p.rnn.for^r.iï4^î-,n,i,rirrl,OB\u2019 14 TKAX1.E SATRC.I \u201cuasa.r\t.h ,b.No Adveriisceient to ka«,*,,