Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 9 juin 1856, lundi 9 juin 1856

[" r, i AND COMMEKCIAL \u2022 Mi A \u201c«CVMI \u2022\u2022'T.VLV; OOBATA A.Û, «\u2022eccuim.AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOL.X.] QUEBEC, MONDAY, 9 th JUNE, 1856.the steamer PRINCESS ROYAL, rpHK ¦tiougea! iruJ aa^tt Sea Koai jn Canada I will, after the lOthof Junk, KU\\ to MUit-RA) BAY ami HIVER DU LOUP, Twira or I iiatR riMaa *ac»i wkkk.I hia boat a\twill eoabla pauenKera to laml in Nin* hou.» »roni yuebee.Cabio naa \u2022«at- will beon'y 12a.fid.to thoie who do not re.juire meala Viiebec.13th May.I«5C.TO WIJYG THE Steamer \u2022\u2022 bT L()0l>,M ia now ready to undertake the TOWIXG of RAPl'S.and to M()\\ E VESSELS, at Very Low Katea.The jtreteat attention will l>e |>aid to Optera which Hiay be placed in toe banda of the proprietor, LOUIS POIRE\u2019, Or to hi« Agent ÎOSEPH FLAMAND.Quebec, 2nd May, 1K56\tt>m TO H idE.THE NEW DOUBLE ENGINE STEAMER EMIGRATION.PARTIES deairnua of BRINGING OUT their Frienda from the Umter Kinudum, can do ao on Mi>plicaiion to the undrrtigned, who will al»o lurniah DK A ET> roa XI UPWARDS payable in any |*art of the United Kin^doin All particulara may be had on application», it by let* i-ncs* men in Queb-c will find the 4< AYLMER\u2019 \u2022 delightful summer residence.Quebec,flat May.IBM\tim iilj\u2019JiJ'tjj'J Uoirany Hr.Nav Torrance.\tcxoaci Thomas.Refertnrn : J.Stevenson, Esq., Cash.Br.Bank Montreal, Toronto.W.w.Ransom, Esq., Manager\tBr.Quebec .\t.\tBank,\tr/o Messrs.Moffett.Murray fc Co.\t«to Messrs Hutchison fc Co.,\ttio Messrs.I>avid Torrance fc Co., Montreal.Mess is.Gibb fc Ross.Quebec.Messrs.Curtias.Mitchell fc Co., N>tr- }orA\\ DanielTorrance, Esq ,\trfo Toronto.April 26, 1656.\t6m FIRE BRICKS.For SALE, 7o,noo BEST fire brick ex \u201d Adam Lodge,\u201d by GKO.BURNS 8YME8 fc CO.Quebec, 26th Sept.1855,, NOTICE r|^HK Subscriber begs to inform the Mer-K chants, and the Public in genera', that he h»g leased the premiles lately orcupied by Mr.L Rowmottom, No.10.SAULT-.MJ-MATK-LOT STREEP, oppoaite tleQuKntr Bake, where he intends carrying on businc*sas Gfiifial tTomimeeton fflrrrfjant* Aurtlonrrr fc.Ilroker.He trusts by the long expenr-nre be has hed in the above business, and bystfict pil'ictudity, ;o merit a share of public patronage.HENRY JACKSON.Quehv April 26, Is '('- NOTICE PARTWKKSIIIP THE undersigned have this day F.stlrii> into Partn r.rsiiip under the name and P»\"\"ol HAfJANSfc (ÎILM0RE,** GROCERS and SHIP-CHANDLERS.H.HAGANS, \u201e\tA.GILMORE, Convent Buddings, St.Peter Street.Quebec.April |H.1H56.\t3m Ship Biscuit Bakery.THE undersigned have Remnverl their Establishment to No.I, St.Pettb SrasET, next itoor to the Canada Hotel, and offer for .Sale\u2019 a LARGE SIOCK of No*.I, 2 and 3 MIIP BREAD.\u2014 ALSO\u2014 Always on hand Water, Soda snd Sweet Biscuit, Plain an! Sweet ('rackets, which they will dispose of at a Lower Rate than any other ma nufacturer.P.ALLARD fc SON, No.I, St.Pfter Street, Lower-Town, and No.6, King Stteet, St.Rocbs.Quebec, 14th April.1856.\t6m WILLIAM WEBB, «»»\u2022\u2022,***.mm.®*'*®\u2019\u2019** «azr- FIRST CLitS EVliRVVIStiS, AT Reduced Prices\u2014Just Received A Large Assortment of very superior EN-GRA\\ INGS, among which are : Winterhalter*\u2019\u2014Royal Family.Landseers\u2019\u2014Twins.Herrings\u2019\u2014English Homestead.Duncans\u2019-Prince Charles 2 prints.Coles \u2014Voyage of Life, 4 prints.Lawranes\u2019\u2014Duke of Wellington.Martins\u2019\u2014Crucifixion.French Lithographs, fcc., fcc.Connoisseurs are respectfully invited to call and examine the collection.JOHN SMITH, Carver, Gild»r, and Print-eeller, t\t^ \u2022S1, Street, (without.) Tuesday, May 20.1856.'\u2022 MANUFACTURER\u2019S x AGENT for CANADA, TOR THE SAIsE OF Portable.Upright and Horizontal STEAM EN-GINKS tor PH.driving, hoisting discharging and loading \\ easels, running Saw Mills or .Machinery of any description, sawing wood and pumping water on Railroads, with or without power to the wheels lor track\u2014to drive them-selve*, reverse morion, fcr.ALSO, \u2014 i ,8,'®nary \u2022''leam Engines, Machine* for every kind Manufacturing.WM.WHITTY, Quebec Chambers, _Qaehec, May 19, Jfi56.^ Nrfet' JNOTiOK To Ship CaptaiDN and Steiedoress Quelier, May 6, 1856.FOR SALE A SMALL LOT of PATENT SELF-HOLD L\\G PLANK SCREWS, an article used in nearly all the Ship-Yards in the United States, and recommended as being the safest snd fastest rr.a chine ever used for planking Ships.The subscribers will execute orders for any \u2022ize that may be required.« u 4 .,\tJ- BROWN fc CO.Quebec, April 19, 1856.The Subscribers oiler for Sale: 9 f^A.wRS,.of8TAXD NG *nd Running ^ vX RIGGING, (Lemon\u2019* Manufacture.) suitable for \\ ersels of 9e, 7th May.t ^ 6 REMOVAL.i\\r.Landry h»» removed to \\o.27 J.\" -vt.Anne Steeet.opposite to Drill ST Cart\u2019s, Esq., near the Kspljuidr.Quebec.Mav 6, 1856.\t6mp 1).MACPHIB, LUMBER BROKER, HAS REMOVED histirfirefo DALHOUSIE CHAMBERS.Dalhouaie Street.Quebec, May 6.1856.\ttim ,0 r^tucf> thanks to\u2019he I ublic for the very liberal encouragement be nu received for the last five years since beoccu-pied this well-known establishment, and to inform them that he ha» recently made extensive repair* in or.ler to provide lor bis ii.rreaung huamess \u2019 Situated st ir is, in the rentre of the business, within a short distance n| the Market, the Banks, and Other places of buisne^» ; and moreover r* proximity to the Railroad Ferry Nation 'he loxiiun com:»: hois»: .«Zu, ,urùut pecului advantages and comlorts.whi- h the nro-ptMor w ill d > al! in hi» power to atigrrerd by » « | \u2022til : auidiiHy and attei.-.on to the wsn s ot ! Ihe public have .r.leed sireajy done th» e.- CIlildlTjlV I ablithmeid jus\u2019ice m ackniwledging the varie\u2019y and abundai re .t the table, the egee 1er \u2022 rho'» - I I ol liquora.wine», ifc* cleanlmees an ! the b-d-roonu, and the general house.La>!i»s w,!! find in \u2022\u2022 the London Cotise House\u201d \u2022 '«flour furnished w:tb taste and elegance, w ub a I iano.and every accrasary calculated to render a sojourn in at.Ho\u2019el agrera! !\u201c AVOV & ~r:\u2019 S1, JTL\\G8, auitabl* Mc A.fc Q dsf^r me eir j> unique ai d Ved.both in ar d uoikrnen th 'Cfli*et» c-tii he pror U\u2019eu.to rr.c nolliine.\u2014v O\tfiâ conjji * tLr i.y stnrt «ttei | comfort of ordering of the of a'l descriptions mad,- to \u201erder in th-tastelu.s-v.r.| he best workmen are I*»- Cutting and >ewi|.g Departmet,'».\u2022tlOH Hid t tie ei\u201e| nt a sre .t puh.ic pa r Suwl, without, Quebec, Nov.t, 1855.up **« I OINT LE\\ I, near the English f MI'rch, where she is prepared to give instruction in Grecian Oil, Enamel ami Bronze Painting, Ornamental fnlaymir in Pearl on Papier Mâché, Imitation of Old Oak Uarvinc*, and U ax Flowers, Turkish Figures, Fruit, and Shells.u.lV-' R\u2018 h\", Rr,\u2019l*crD HR* Txa.M* to ONE-HAi.r tbc foimer charge*.A Card or T erms ha* been left at the Bo».k store of >1*.P.>jnclair, St.John Street.Quebec.May 8, 18.16 A CARD.THE Subscriber tegs to inform her friends snd the public, thsi she has leased the premises known as the EXCHANGE COFFEE HOl\u2019bE, under the Mrrchants Exchangk Rsadinc Room.Arthur\tLow^r Town,\u2014irid hit fitted it up\u2014with a view to her customers' comfort,\u2014in a style inferior to no similar Fstab iah-ment in the C tty, where she purposes conducting business on the most approved principle of economy and despatch.LUNCHEONS, C HOPS STEAKS.SOUPS.FISH, fcc.Ac., supplied from 12 to o p.m., Rvr.ar dat, and she wlll always have on hand a Choice assortment of WINKS.CORDIALS.SPIRITS .ml MALT LIWl OKS.Having engsge I expenenced »er-vnnts, coupled with hernwii experience, and a desire to plesse a l who msy favour her with their eustom, «hehope^ for a continnation of that patronage so liberally extended to her heretofore.\u201e .\t.\tA.BRADLEY.Quebar May 12\t|rt, 2 w Grand Lotterv* rPHE under*,,nod beg to inform their Friends *\tand the Public in gerersl.that they have l*\u201d.,ei- \u2019be shove HOTEL, b-lore occupied hy » r.', ^'MoNTACat Point Levi, and adjacent o .he Ftatr.which crosses every five minutes.-v ®r'' Prepared to receive perrrsrenr or t,au-Mern Boarcfeii, at any time her.ee.on moderate terms.Neat reparations laving been mefe to during the pus; year bv thep ropriefr r.every aecomrij.dation r», be given to make all Witt frequent romfortatoe.tj,,.Hotel, although of long reputation, never has been in such good enter.Farnilie* wishing to reside in the C- un-r> wi find rhit t favorable opportunity, at it romhmft cor vMiience wiih hfilrb.The under-vf » vne a,Wa.v* b\"»»\u2019 on hard the CHOICEST \u2018 ¦ , Attached is a Stable in the verv best order, able to contain 4(1 horses.P , t » TCRUGTTE fc R.JOLIN.\u2022\t\" Lev,.Mav 13 ,s .Russell's HoteL rpHE Subsrnher* having leased the above F*-M.tah.ishrnent fora term of years, beg to ai,- rmeVCT^,*,\u2019 wi,h fbe Coxcgar Hsu, be RE-OPENED on MONDAY, the i!»,h mat., and respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage w hiefa they hope hy the cb*r*t atter,- Hou to business to merit.n v WILLIAM RUSSELL fc SON.»Wt.May 13,1856.\timp COMMERCIAL HOUSE.CPEE/l TOWN MARKET, frpriujj and 8iiiiina>r SiiinorfaTioii.s OF\t^ Bmis,,and Foreign, Famy and Staple D SI Y GOODS, T and inviting site,,-,on t^hVs\"p/ftenr v-ft- \"v'.!«*,K!Nü.,nd SUMMER IMPORTATIONS F nerds ar.d tbe Public that they w , | .t.ii fifllj ,n ,j'r \u2018d U'e\u201c *igttr'G 1*.^ lo \u201e,lir# hlt COMMERCIAL HOCSE The important advar age of purchasing Good, born -\u2022> to 40 |ier cent, lower in price than in other bo-i.et.Th-se Goo,!, hive Wn ^|«Tpa w.\u201es .\u2022\u2022\t'\u2022 and Coloured Shirts assort men \u2022 n j;- riera CARD.TTE'iSto inform his friends an I the public that i vu ivv^cr,r-\"rd a\tHOTEL in >T.GKWis STREET, opposite the Court House, in the premises lately occupied by the Provincial Government, known as JoNF.S\u2019 BUILDINGS.C4T Mr.PEACOCK returns bis sincere thaims for the very liberal patronage he has hitherto received in bis late capacity as a Rr,.Tst a\\txra, and hopes by strict attention to merit a continuance of the same.Having leased his a\u2019ab!»s to that well-known Livery Mable-keeper.Mr.F Driscoll, he begs to inform the public that Hors *.Carriages fcc., can constantly he obtained a* ih- Hotel\u2019 Horses at Livery wi,| be attended to wjth st,,ct attention.Quebec, May 10.1856.VICTOR I t HOTEL, POINT LEVI, (LATE A U G H T O N \u2019 S.) Adjoining the* terminas of the Grand Trunk Railway.THE undersigned b-gs to inform bis f-iends and the travelling public, that the above Hotel having undergone considerable improve ments.being newly painted and | aperrd, will be prepared, from MONDAY, the 5th Mat, to accommodate travellers and tourists.The accommodation for Privatr BoanDgas will be tound unsurpassable, and the charges veiy ; and the usual variety necessary to constitute n, lowest remark'd in plamJgure, on every arttrU.PATRICK OWEJLfc Buad* .Street -NO SECOND Quebec, May 16, I \u2022'56.Yankee E£ooin Paper eompletelv outdone in Price, (tmilitv, A c.* rpHF from than HE SijSsfriber l.l!k rec- ir«!.by Shirw 1/-litre,if an I Vito , Ir ,\trTn,v\"' :w «\u2022ttckasr» ot RikoW\t?'V ' English Manufsctmcrs Which he ,s , lejMre.l .0 Sell a\" * miiTt f iSM 4 he ptocurrd at the Shop of the undersigned.Notre Dame .Street.Lower Town ; Vi p v \"riT*** I'00^**^l,Pt'.Upper Town; and «*\u20180 l '\tshoemaker.Bridge Street, St.Kochs.Quebec Mrv 20, |8?6.ÏCE! iQJBfl A.UACrHIFR.Watch Maker.ICE!!! THE anbaeriher is prepared to deliver ICE to Hoiels and Families on hi* usual terms.Quebec, May 13,1856.\tMt\u2019SSON every 10 minute*.FFRKV SEASON TICKETS, for Boarder., to be bad at the HoTKL.MKALI are served in time to suit the conve-CarV*0' ,\u2019\u2022wrn*pr, trr,v',,8 or departing by the Point Levi.Anril 30, 1856 W.M NORMAN.UMI'S HOTEL, 1 ST.JOHN STREET, .\t.QPP-BEC.\u2019UK undersigned having lea.ed the above well known Hotel, hopes by strict attention and Moderate Charge# to share the Ps'ronag# so liberally bestowed upon his brother-in.|aw, Tho* Lamr.PRIVATE B'>ARDF.RS can be accommodated on .Moderate Terms.^ t\tJOHN DEXTER, Quebec, April .to, 1 NOTICE.THE OTTJÛflrX H.0TEL.ufcupieo oy Mr.Hvom irrAr»N,£,l.tY 8AULf -AU-MATKLOT f.TRF'K.T- ^ OPENED on MONDAY, he 7th instant, tor the reception of Boarders and the public in gen»r*l.l-f\u201c lerms of Board made known at the Hotel p e w ., cf.orgk Boyce, t* aii'T\u2019.A* ^\t01 P*P«rior quail- ty.and ClUAR* ol the choice»! Brands.Quebec, April 3, 1856.\t,2m Hotel ISciu.THF.undersigned h*, tfi* honor to inform h fneiii!» and the public in ha* KEMOV I.D his ntrmircs \u2022'tore, Uppnr Town Market.Im gerer.ll, that I e premire* to No 9, M peter He takes this opportuni-y to return hi* thanks 1° the Cpper ami Low*» t\u2019»nad.i Prsvel-lers lor the ,ib-ii,i encourage-Vient h reived, ar.d solirity * coritiioimcc of and patronrge, ns hi* e h Quebec, 26-h Mav, |S5f,\t, ¦ m Hotel, which ,,_p\t^(| kept on a g-vnl tooting tor several years past, ha« lately undtrgone considerable improvement*, which will greatly contribute to iheir comtort.Tr»e undersigned also informs the publie that his gues s will alwavt finsi the table well pro-vulrd, and served with proniptnes* end attention.One of the advantages possessed byth;s II tel, and w hich will no doubt contribute to its sucres*.is jt* being situa\u2019ed at the proximity ol all the Steamboat Wharves.CHAR BEGIN, Hotel K eep'-r.Quebec, 3l*t Msy, 1856.\ttn,\ta .m -1\t®T>UCA!Trôv ffl A X S101\\ II01S E M .\u2018 .fctre NOTICE.W.H.CARPENTER Veterinary Surgeon.\u2019 I I 'uRcrnV ABi'\u2019,SHK,> h|* \u2018\u2018UFICE .n., 'h* English Cathell!.LA''T'RM STw*»Tt oppotm I Site HOTEL.!>ec.May 20.1856.bav RkMOVED to No.47.*-he pavement ev>ry sttcntion will he pmu Quebec, 19»h May, KVI.f ,m THIS long eatablGhed and well known House lately kept bv HoinvTK.having been relit\u2019 Jed, i.now OPEN for the recent ion ol I ravel-lara.I he bit-ation, near th-Grind (ieotg- Street, Upper Town.Hsttery, in combine* tb their pa fronege: eit| teceiv with the aflord.;e: either e* daily or monthly hoarders will e the strier#*, *tten,ton to ,)r.r comforts, he bc«t 1 able ard LrqnOra the town can Quebec.Mav 26.18S6 M.B\\RRETT.12m / i on rd i ng\t/ louse 4T ICIftl.RiT.r|^HF, vulit(riber has tfi* tomor to inform Hit X friends and th* piih\u2019rr in general tbsl he ha* opened a BOARDING IfOUSK at a «Hoi, distance from the Wharf, in the f\u2019ansh of L\u2019IüLKT, where he promises constantly te secure all po#-alMe comtorr ,0 thoae who may honor him with their patronage.J.BTE.DU8SEAULT.Quebec, 21st May, 1856.\t1 m Mortar Qwbtf, 18tb M>y, ItÜ.\tjfT, Restaurant.O I TKMC\u2019OEIT heg* ,0 inform his fri-nda I a A J.anti tho public, that H# bas KF.MOV KI > ,0 the premise* la\u2019ely occiipird fcy\ty t aar.Proprietor of the l^urhrr Mcrrury, Bn'Id# Mreer.next door to the Post Office Trese premises have been newly painted n, twred.and fitt-d up in tl,# neat.st .,vu ' P 1 with a supply of the Hc*t WV#, I i.m,',, .\t.Kel.cshments, w hich he will keen co,,.|.\u201e,|.*,H hand, he flsttrr.himself that he wfll merit * JoIT :z7::ynnhu:rmx m Uh^ Quebec, May |6lh, 1856 15 THE MORNING CHRONICLE.MONDAY,' JUNE 9.Mew Adterllswuieuia tills ;1ss\\ Mad for England.In (La Estate of Robert Kyfe \u2014R.Hart.Do.\tdo.\tdo.Turtle Soup on Tueeday.Caution\u2014John, Tboa.A Ed.Chriety A Co.New Music\u2014Carey Bros.Lot of l»rounr Sale\u2014S.A C.Pet*:».Salt afloat\u2014A.J.Maaham.Kile of Tea, Ac.\u2014A.I.Maaham.Sale of BatlfHricks\u2014F.H.Hall.¦RNMKNT SCHEME IN AID OF vidual enterpria® has been forward and ao- tio*t captain Dec.and in THE GRAM) TRUNK.\tI dacioua.A cue., of tlm United Males U* ,e v/aa «pointed to comt.iand be Anadc, ,K>sSeS5ed himaelf of the goverunuint o! one it, u, the Mediterranean In Julytl»»» ululions to be JTtl.eae State,.General Walker ovemwea was a.MK\u201e\u201etetl to the Ch» lenger, Grar.d Trunk : l.y army ol Filibusters the native aittho- veyed the late lairl ol Dalhouaie, late guver-jluiij the Grand rilio^ ofNioarayua, wad invade* Costa Rica nor «eue.al otCanadafiom undertaking;, will, the Nicaraguan Hag.I hu», two leu- land ; and aiiUeuneutly, in 1828, tookU» i ti.vMruor Gen - tral American state* UW at present threat- liobleinan in thei'allaa.TJ, a* commande PAKSKSOKRH IVr HirsniBtilp Cansitlau J T Day M*»*.»iu.il*ca.u.HOUSE OK LORDS.MAiuriMs: taw.''t»,».uko ,1.\ti\"':| tl,« Ki.lw.y Iroiu M.I\tL.*\"' '\"Id\u2018\t.1.» .\"g.a.J !.«¦\tI* *H\t.haul.l h.v.U.\tb, lb.da, to Mration!, t |»|>er l ana- a.,hall have sure as ,flti co,ni\u201eg day.A momentary , s#,|,lt|Vri( u| Ki.glai.U m lb* 1st*» Conference, been finished and m operation ; that the pro- guceeaa has heated the imagination of net wlihoul (j,, pj^jyu, sanction or knowledge oi ceeds of the said Bonds shall be paid over to\tmuf swelled lier anticipation into.|14l|,4ine, ^ it might be»*id Bui »uih ebjn.o i- ttie Provincial Agents in London, and releas- mi wonted projHirtions.The \u201c inau ot tlesti-\tWt)U j uKiely put down |>rivaie*-nng, bui it ed on the certilieates ot the Receiver General uy\u201d t, ai iin* fiead ol the Nicaraguan troops, .jue»tion»6\u2019e wl,e her it vvouij not *boU*n uiHut proof ul the progress ol the work ; that unJ ere the Costa Ricans are aware he will i c,U|tiu^ a|M> »t,ract el the pleiiii'otriitiane» Lord Colvhettei niovisJ* resulation, «seeiting.in the opimoii of'ik »luriug t!ie period \u2022'! live vears \u2014liemg the tune ueces-.».«rv for the completion ut the work, ami lor the development ol the through tratltc\u2014shall Ivanced by the Pmvutee, aud such a*l-e- as they are made, shall be repaid to the Province m share capital ot the ( ompa-ny ; that the lieu ot the Provinces, subject to the preceding con htioti.sha rank a* to dividend or interest with that ot the Company\u2019s Bond-holder*.confident ot the victory.From this time forward there will bo no haltiiii', no holding up, no rest lor the enemy, until his country is overrun aud his capital bows to the tlag ot Nicaragua.Costa Rica has taken the sword, and the sword shall be her portion.Does not *ucii a state ol things us this call for a sjieed v settlement ot the l entrai Ame-neati question and the dispute between the two Governments ! Mhat leal dilltcult) is there m the way of such a settlement ?Me have expressed ourselves ready lo givo up the Mosquito Protectorate as soon as ever a sufficient guarantee can be gtvee cr tke -atety of that Indian tribe to which our honour is C 'liuuiited.Due jK»int of disagree-nieii , then, may Ihj cousnlereil as already disposed of.M ith respect to our occupation and colonization of the Bay Islands, we are willing to submit that to the arbitration of a third Power.\\ perlectly unobjecltoiiuble then, ol settling tho other point oi dispute is provided, alter winch the quairel is I over.Did Mr.Buchanan object la-t year to arbitration on the groan !/\u2022 that it would be dnii-eult to tind an impartial umpire, as we had gone to war with their uibilrutor.the Emperor ot Russia r M el!, that objection, at any rale, is no longer ol torce.Me are h*o much disjH'sed to favor our interests ; rigid justice, u» it is all that, under any circumstance*, we ought |o fvpect Iroiu any umpire, is all that u ou£b( to lx* lo uee siiiogsut piacticc* \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022* force 1'i\u2018sCr, might r**- olli*n-l \u2022\u2022 *u ficn»- f*\" euy bei*>aii»-Ti in war.I'o blockad** w«»a iijm >*| vxar\u2014il s neutral biuke llut blockade lie !*e-clime a belligerent, ami imxM Alll.4 Ullfc\u201e, mi., Ayl.it.M\tlM.r.* y no moro.Ilauilltou au4 Child, r 0,r,oaiM»r.U r»*l.w .1.* .T KIbi?U M«r»r«t» s*d4 ctdtdrea, A I an»\u2019.» *;*yuer deeply mo- i j Trudtdle.H \tiTaTtn'rdio clinch H.è «(Ter! an end.In civil justice each part) think* W4# no one lo tnV .k.kI»i itself m the right, but the two Htibmil to a Concert.\u2014The Concert by the German Trio takes place in Russell\u2019s Hall, this evening at S o\u2019clock.To those who can appreciate the thrilling tones, the exquisite harmony, which the skill and experience of accomplished artists are capable of extracting from the violin and violmcello, an opportunity of rare enjoyment is presented.The reputation ol Carl Gartner as a violinist, and Henry Jnngnickel as violincellist, supported bv the talenls of Carl Hanse ou the piano, has preceded them.The programme has been before the public for some days, and plainly exhibits the great treat which may lie expected.Quebec is interested in proving that the city jKissesses a population sufficient to encuurage, and able to profit by more than one source o( intellectual amusement at the same bine.third party, who is the judge ; and m international justice the principle is the same, tor when the two parties or Governments cannot of themselves arrive at an agreement they must go to a judge or arbitrator, unless they settle (lie dispute by arms, which is to settle it, not bv justice, but by force.Poes Mr.Buchanan think the language of the Clayfon-Muiwer Treaty M so plain and explicit\u201d as not to need arbitration ?That is the very reason why he ought to wish for an arbitrator.If the case is so clear on his side the irbilrafor will of course see if, and decide accordingly.\t* THE TRF.ATY of I HK 15th OF Al RIL.The N\u2019org, tbs Ruesian organ »t Bru«»el«, con-\u2022,,11» he lollowing aitiele on the subject of thi-tHMiy ol April là : \u2014 \u2022\u2022 t he Ficnch Moniteur has cor>fum*d the account civrii »-versl * ago by oui private letter», that Baron de Biuno at\tmium pro- vision* ly »! Paris, ebsiged with a sceeial mi»-tiuti.Ttiis noiMiistion, and the del ') which tikes place m Russia «ending a definitive repie-j-n hUm.'to Paris, apjieer to excite the attention ul the political world.The delay in the arrival ol 'h.- Uuasun Minuter who will reside delioi-lively »t ran», i* by «om- ronnecied with the treaty of April là.We considei these political de luctio.,» a* altogether questionable.Me admit that the tieaiv was no', expected as a necessary event and that it* puhlicvtiun baa caused M»me a»toi,i»hment ; but we the French Government h»s given a» to ih givat ha»:e 111 the conce»#io«i.have applied t.» parfument.Plie Kail y of Hanow hy «aid the treaty only declared in thi» regaid what waa the general in aniline custom ol all natiou*.When England was an I'XcepHoii to me gcueial rule, England w.'a in Ihe wrot'- Mi.Kail id H^r-fwicke »aid lhat hy these re-ceut change» we had destroyed cur inaiitinic supremacy.Il we went lo wai with France.V»n t inducement ul pri/.e-mcey lemamed to «m i Î All the ro.i met Ctf ol that connu y could udrl a neutral lia lllinistei to deal WiMi till pt alH'X to ttie ci iin'.i V, \\ prerogetrve.\t% 1 no Karl of A beiiurl*?»ai I *n enemy « gx-t» eon Id not In- seized m a lofcigu rnuutry, wl»» then in a loreign »hip t the teiole'iotii of the noble earl reimuded him ol ttie ins'rsctioii* ol an Adiniralty lout to a young naval otficer\u2014\u201c Ku do no ii {bt.end sutler no wioig.\" l he Duke ol Argyll\u2014We only gave up wlut could he ot any use to ua.except to emhunl ul witn Power* otherwise inclined to he trieadly.I he Fi»rl of Derby protested against ihe course that bad been adopted, *ctdeiog*:ory to the iia-t ei.al honour, and dangeious to lia iiilere»ts.1 he régulations not w-iea treaty, S.nota law though ttiey had 'he loicc ot botli.1 to» wa» a gruas and rt.igr*nlhiaachot the PreiogetlV*.f l\u2018e plein* |MVeiitianes had taken with them the confidence ot the country, end they had abused it.He had agreed at the opening ol the war to waive :h^ principle ol neutrality, for France and England took different view* on the subject, but this did not make him aeaeiit to a total abandonment ol the principle- Willi regard to the general tiea-iyt what w.-re they lo Ibink ol a Hritish plempu-letitiary affixing In* signature to a document whi.-h icquirrd toreign interference to put down the licenliouenrsa of the Uelgian pres* t Had surh a declara\u2019ion been rue.rtd 'o the |»eople dil Ihe Karl ol Albemarle suppose it would have been allowed ?They hoi abandoned the navai ¦upeiiority of the country.I'.nglaml, centurie» ago.had taken her stand upon this principle.Veitel and all eminent j'lnel* had acknowledged It.I alk ol change of nme* creating a change of l,,if ç\twhat h id been ttie conduct ot I lit airl t'hatham / They bad not given way.I ney bad not felt the glory Ol then country shorn of a mi gle piniciple.Every one in the Conference* was » rprised at the propo»iln»n, but epeeddv \" \u2018\t\u201c In Pill*» day* there nd may have to aiaiKf alone.\u2019* Khewaialway» ready to eland alone.Hut there was no PiM at the helm now.Mr.Canning rrtuaed to -urrender thi* principle, and England had braved wait ralher than give it up Whatever Russia had lost in this war, had been tnoie than made up to her by the sacrifice of England\u2019» nasal supremacy.Never did men *\u2022 tamely walk into * trap, or so gratuit msl) gi ve up lhe honour of the country (Lord Granville laughed).The noble lord leugbed.He hoped ttie country would laugh soins twenty ve«r» hence\tup ugh » l\"i centunee^ Imbed w as tbs last merit of the present Oovsrn- m*|\u2018he Karl of Clarendon explained that he had ever deh-uded the liberty of the Belgian F.arl Grey replied to Karl Derby.After a few words of explanation hy the Earl Granville and Lord Colchester, iheir loid»Iiipa divide»!\u2014\t.Eoi the motion\u2014Content» : Presi nt Ob, pioxie» Hi ; total ItH.JV,t content» : Presen' S*, proXle» HS ; total làti M-| \u2022riiy again»! the resolutions FRANCK.LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.Turniito, June .Last evening the del>ate was Continued on ih* Ii m.t Mr.lUICStts 'o expunge the ilioiltu.given by Mr.Daiclie.Mr.l.oianger moved ill amendment Puicolte'* motion that the wot»!» '' a gro-a biea* h oj the pnvilcgra of thia\tbe Lit out, as also the wolds \"it* uiemb.'iv\u201d and that tfo* wou'-\u2022* the member* of the House\u2019\u2019 be added at the rial thereof.\t.Mr.A A.Dorian moved m aniemfmeitt to the \u2022aid amendment, thalrl ia incxiiedieiil to dvielare anv opinion on the following words .w-hi« h bum the substance ol the «aid notice, viz.;\u2014 Ibis the following«rticle be added to th-i rule* ot that House, to forth pait thereof.A t the Inti»-ot t.ihiug the vole on any question before the House- no ¦n\u2019-uib'-i ol the administration shall lie peini lled to cabal with, v>ait and eanvaes the membeis there present, to induce them by proniite, or otherwise to yola hi favor ol Hie Government, uuld lhe hon.Hienirver now at*»ent fiom liia aeat shall have an opportunity m due rouise of exiilAming his reas m lor placmx *uch notice on the list ol no ices ol matinn.\u201d \u2014 N cas, \u2018JN ; Nays 56.Mr.Saw bob N moved in *»uendment to Mr.i Loratigri\u2019e pioputcd amei'dmeut, that a'l the words alter ** leal\" lie lelt n a division,aa tollowa: \u2014 Resolved, That the notiee placed on the list ot Noticesol Motions, on the 3rd June inalant, hy A R R I V E I).JUfie l*.St,,|.I'.l.oa, t auilter.4tb May.I.omtuu order, ballast June 7.M Kteaiur- Itexdula, \\ ».will» tl**\"pa î».hr sitter J rTersou May.I\u2019lniadilplu».l.aUt * Vuirealb.t»« May, llalakla Dâvl», I.teui vleAraun.\u2022.''\u2022lit t>n her way trate L\u2019Union St.Joseph de Montreal wa» re»«t the aecond time and referred.The following bill# were read a aecond lime: Bill in relation lo Imrign Insurance Co.\u2019e, and Insurance Ageuis ; to amend lbs Lower C anada Municipal and Road Act of I8àà ; to exempt the t«>ols of any dchtor\u2019a trade and lhe wearing apparel, bed ling and other turuiture nece»»ary lot the me ol hia family, fr«un \u2022eizure for debt.The order of the day for the second reading of the bdl lor establishing a Police in cilif» and town» was dischaigeil.The Hill from the Legislative Council, enii tied, *\u2022 An act lo secure to wariied women certain right» of property,\u201d was read a second \u2018111®* and referred.The Bill to ex'end the provision* of the fn»ol-vi-nt Debtor\u2019a act was read a second time 'Ihe till to encourage >bip-building within the rovince w*a read a third time and passed.The bill m authorize the imptovement of Water Courses, and the bill to amend lhe Act esta blistung the Montreal Insurance Fire Companies, wera considered on Committee.The bid to provide f«»r the care ol Habitual Drunkards was referred A bill emilled \u201d An act to extend the provr \u2022ions of the Act, to facilitate actions against per aons asaocialed for commercial purposes, and against anv iricorjiorateJ comj.anies,\u201d wa» read the second time.The Bd' to authorize the City of London to negotiate a Loan ot X ll varioua reforms lus of the '«Mb ol March to r-tam the «lightest fear concerning it- or to enleilaiti a Iccl-mg of otlcnded susceptibility The tieaty is in I our eyes only a kind ol muiual guarantee, e.v- j changed between the Poweia whiCU signed it.| W e considered it ir«»in the fi'st much le«s m.an a t directed againat Kuxxia than a» a kiiul ol con-crssion made to Au«tiia ; ami we should not he at all axtonuhed at its being confiimed that Austria bad d*manded it from her allies ol lue VV,;»i, as she is now demanding on,, °l 'he sairie kind fr»m Prussia.For uv th-fe is only one impoitvnt trca-y, tna'«d the 30ih ol March Au«t:ia I qui e «I liberty to roiigrarulate herself on the treaty ol the 15th of April which maud uns her m a Mate ol alliance with England aid Fiance ; and as to Kimia, she h*« no need of a special treaty! Pr,H \u201e\t\u201e It is said lhat, pmfiling by experience 11 the Critnca, Hie French army 1» to have In tendant Generals (Coinmiimary-Gonorsls), with greatly increased powers ut superinton «leiico atnlconlrol.\t.The Baptism ol the Prince Imperial likely tn Be jho ' beyond the Mlh of June so as 10 allow of the Empress\u2019s com plete resloraiion to lieallh.The Emperor received M.Htibner th «lay, an Ambaxsailor Irom the Courl of \\ lenna lo that of France.In presenting his letters ol credence M.de Hubner adilreased the Emperor as follow» :\u2014 ___________ .\t« Sire,\u2014The Emperor, my\tmaster p her rngng-'m*nti of the 30th «d Match, and ! |)rinp desirotlH of drawing cloaer the IkwiIx o\u2018 in case of mud to *«nforce the respect of those : fr|,.tldsfiip which imite him to your Majesty Advices from Cincinnati indicate very clearly the success of Mr.Buchanan as no-mmee for President.The political prospects of Pierce are extinguished.At ttie National Democratic Convention, on Thursday, fourteen unsuccessful Balloia were taken, on the last ol which Mr.Buchanan received a majority «>1 5, but wanted 48of the two thirds vote necessary to constitute him the candidate of the parly.Ralph Metcalf has Been elected Governorof New Hampshire.Fitzpatrick of Alabama, and Quitman arc talked of for Vice President.The next Convention will Im held at Si.Louis.Bv Tki.k«iR4PM from Toronto.\u2014In on Extra of Saturday morning we published the substance of the following messages, whic' have been sent us by Toronlo correspondents *\u2022 Toronto, 7lh Juno, 12 p.m.\u2014Vote Committee of Supply oti £50,000 Horn,\u201413 lo 35 \u201d \u2022« The £50,000 for public building* at bee passed in Committee by a majority of 8.The vole of concurrence will Bo tiken on Monday.The botign are voting rigid, so we shall carry this measure.\u201d Ttie luiied States Steamer \u201cJefferson Davis\u201d arrived here from Philadelphia 011 NatuoUy morning tn routt lor the Upper J, ikes, where she is to be employed ua a Government surveying vessel.(From Iht f.omion Timet.Mty 23 ) The contest of Costa Rica with Nicaragu 1 ami General Walker\u2019s Filibusters is of itself a forcible comment on the present slate ol tli \u2022 Central American question.Thrown back upon their own weakness and confusion By the mutual jealousy of tho two great Powers, the small Slates of Central America have ceased to utiord due protection to life and property, and the subjects o! the two great Powers themselves suffer in the general disorder.Thus, stern ami solid facts are compelling that very alliance of the two Powers which diplomacy is delaying and impeding \u2022 and, while men are arguing and disputing the de jure question, the dt jarto Powers of the two great North American governments seem likely lo Be summoned to the scene of disturbance as a case of simple necessity, Lord Clarendon concluding his peech ihe other evening with the remark, that \u201d under the circumst mces there could lie no Belter plan than for the Government of the United Nlaies and the British Government to comBmn together for the protection ot the property of the citizen* of both countries.\u201d Never did facts administer a sharper rebuke to diplomacy than they do in tho present instance.For six years has the Government ot the United States Been arguing the question of British right to the least fragment of influence on Central American around, and the mere vicinity of a British settlement to Hie Central American coast has been protested against with a scrupulous jealousy.Well, we have humored our neighbours susmeion*.Wa have scrupulously abstained from all acts wh'ch imply British authority in Central America, anil when one of our naval officers enforced on a refractory American vessel the harbour dues authorized by the Mosquito(iovernnient, and paid by all olher vessels, we did ml support mm.We said wo had nothing to do with government in (-entrai America, and that tho Mosquito (Jovurnrijont must collect its own dues.So Central America has been hilt to itself, and has now been quite itnle-pendenf, as regard* Ihe two great Govern menls, for some years.Aud now what ia the result with respect to the prospect of any real independence lo these Stales ?While Governments have beon hanging back, inili* which eath of the I\u2019oaeis ha» coiilracted in tho treaty of Pans.\u201d BRITAIN.The committee of the House of Lords on the appellate jurisdiction has at length made its report.It recommends the creation ol peers for life, for the purpose of forming a Court ol Appeal to sit «luring the legal year.Two ot those life peers, or two o| the legal peers, are to bo deputy speakers of the house, with a salary of £6,000 each, and the Court ENTERED FOR GOADINU.Nnrnee.Tom.For.Be fWorn.llWr Juna 7.A»ut ».331.Shi.'t D.A (tiliuuur A Co, Wolf«* Cor*.I'omona.a5t>.I.''iU»,\tUw l.irrrpool Nurib Mrilou, 704.Hull l Ua nip tou, G H Rjrmaa A Co, Kpcurcr Cov« Urliamii», 74G Plymouth.41 B Kyme» A C«>, Ihainuud Harbour MARITIME EXTRACTS.\u2022Hui C K.Staaiaer Jvgoraoa llavU, Ll« uL McArann-at tin» Purl, rryirta ha« mg tow«»t the Urlg \u201c Ado laid» It'iwden.iiuut-r.Into l4a«|»A Ha»ln.»t»« having h«*en in a R»l«' Tho Adelaide «luarrd at thia |«>rt lor l.oti'lon.ou th«'41*1 ult.Il M Tro»j* Ho-amcr llluialaya.arrlvcl at llaiiiax.I t.1 I u'-otay, from ihn Crimea, with Ihe ri-.'nd and «».*rd Itig iuieni* \"Utfard.ht-In Arcade, Whij-pt' «learedat B»t\"U (or «Juuhec.vuJutt' .'th P< r Niagara (C«>ui|*ll«a1 from Hh' l.>n.|.>ii Kbipi'iiig fiazettc.from 17th May to \u2018ür'l, iuoluiiva.) VESSELS SAILED FOR QUEBEC AND MONTREAL.FOR QUEBEC.(\u2022la«gow.May 16-Lydia.Kirapaon l.iv-rput,!.Mav 17\u2014hheplM-nlea».Roger».AlUntn*.Sari'-anl l'.*\u2014Margaret P\u201ellok, OulkaUank 20\u2014Heu Guuund.Mi'Idruin .l> .\u2022.try to r.'palr damage* hnndorland.May 17\u2014A» thr brig Morning Star, Urn-iloraoii, of lin» port.wa« pr«K-rr«ling to »ra tbi* day.for tyurbrr, «dm wa» orrrtakru by a \u2022uddrn K|nali.whlrh ¦ arrird away hor topasaat* ; »h« pat bark tnu* tbo bar-bor for repair» Plymontb.'larrh |i»\u2014Tho Trlirrnaya.from Llvrr-l.o.,! bo IJurltar, with pa»».'ngrra, boro np from thr bank» of New foiltidland.wilt, ln»« of all thr«:«» topnia»!».Irak)-.i>art of rargi, Oirown ovrrlHUtrd.aud »uudry otb ilamago.S la ranger.May 17 -Tho bar>|no Orion.Burh.«if en »nrely and »everely afllir lod with pain In the «tomarh' attended by «ever» attarka of tba Pilo».for whkh I tri«|agr«uu many reni.u«ing In connexion, for the Pile*, yonr Spike tmrd t Uniment, and I now inform you that they hive rutir« Iv rured inn and restored me to health, and I would A-tviar all tho aittu-ted to n»n yonr valuable mrdi rlue», Ar.Ite*pertfiii1r rnur ».MAUGA IT.U RF.PSHF.R No.4.'> IMnni Mtrnat, Camden, N.J.To Dr C M Jarkaon, Pbil-vt a.Nee advrrli»einent.June I.\t7-w 'OR Tvao Town.Apply at thia Ofliee.Quebec, 9tb June, 1856.Mb; The Subsciibers offer for Salt at Less than < oat Price, Ct CASHMERE LS and SCARFS.J.k £.MORGAN.Quebec, June 7, 1856.\t1m 2,000 BVhaw lituhU n Ur esses.1 800 P R 1 N T E D M08LIN R I N T E D DRESSES.The above are better value than offered in thia market.J.k E MORGAN.Quebec June 7, 1856\tI on any ever ra Brrler A Hidley » «sin of »hip*.tn t.on i .'ind May, the Qnefwr buttl »hlp Kbh«i Braeh Al Me»»ra don.on tho_________________ 1.7.',7 ton» regi»ter.built in ISVJ.and rls»».»! A 1 for »U yiwr».»old for S7.7.V).ftRg »y WRurgan Railw*v \u2014rompsrallv»» State week ending May .70.!*>\u2022 and iS.W : tB.Vt \u2014No of mile» open.I,oral Paiienger» .Foreign Paaamgiir».F.migrant»- \u2014 .Mall* and Nundrie* .I.oeal Freigbi «nd l.ive Nmek .Foreign Fraight and Live AKwk.No.of Passenger» .lAV*.\u2014No.of miles np«!n .Imrnl Pasanngera.Foreign Pa»»engors.F.migrant» .Mali» and Nnndrles.Imral Freight and l.lva Slm-k.Foreign Ft night and Live .Stork.0M SIS .-kCI 27 SI«i.7.VJ «2^ \u2022\t2.si.I T.S l.t.ZI »\" \u2022\ts.sm :o $ 4.«^M » P» l!\u201e.honnor to prcMMitto your Majesty my let- «tent of Traffie on iht, Groat We»tevs itailway, for tb* tnrs of cre«lence.\u201d The F.tnpcror rcpl\u2019fffl By u low wonts.lull of kitulness.\t.\t.At Ihe reception held By the Archduke Maximilian yesterday, at tho Austrian Embassy, whore nearly tho whole of the diplomatic corps attended, as well as a number ol Frenchmen and strangers, it was remarked that there was not a single Russian to bo VI.Augustine Thierry, the well known historian of tho conquest ol England hy the Normans, died this «lay in Paris.He was in his 70th year.THE BRITISH ARMY.Gamp arronr.Sksastopo!., May 10-Tho French army continues to embark daily, arnl we with more «lignity and at a greater leisure follow their example.The French speak confidently of a great campaign in Africa, and even in another quarter of the globe, amf they predict that peace will not last for two years.The Russian* are equally hopeful that they will have a chance cf war in a short ttme, and (hey do not disguise their earnest burning lust phlebotomize Austria, « Aultyhe (a, her! ingre/r.\u201d The evacuation of the Crimea is taking place with\t1 ,t is desirable, (here can be no doubt that he Allies can leave the soil of the Liar long before the time which has been granted to us\u2014 six months after the conclusion of the Uea\u2019y-has expired.The Tartar* bring in terrible stories of the revenge taken by (he Russians No «f Ps«»nngsr».rot.747 7»v» .JS.WS .\t841 \u2022\t11,183 8lrr Runlief, n lots of not less than 25 Bushel*.Quebec, June 9.1856.\t2 r, next Monday.Tnesrlay.Wednesday.Thereday, Friday, Saturday, Mnnday, py The itream of tide run» np high water.lOth\u2014Mooe\u2014First Quarter, f.DO A.M.ROB NEILL.Notre Dame street, Qaebee s.to.It.18 .13.14 .nobnino\t\tavlNINO.\t H.\tN\tN.\tN .It\tv,\t11\t4« .0\t\t0\t14 .o\t48\t1\t13 , 1\t«7\t8\t1« .8\t43\t.3\t11 .5\tm\t4\t7 .4\tM\t4\tXI 4S ro Inn tes after To Wervoua Rufl'errr*.A RETIRED CLERGYMAN, restored to health in a lew days, after many years of gieet nervous suffering, is anxious to make known the means of cure.Will tend (ftee) the p»**™?» hon need.Direct the Rev.JOHN M.DAO-NALL, No.69 Fulton Street, Brooklyn.N Y.April 13,186«\t2m Uw New Music ! ! SOUVENIR deMARTTANA, Gkanp NocTuasr.for the Piano, hy W.V.W ALLAT g.Oh Whisper what thou feelest, As sung by Mr.Harrison, in the Crow* Jewei.s.Like the Song of Birdi in Summer By lhe Composer ol Shri.l* or Ocean.OH I WAS HAPPY THEH, A beajtilul Bella«f, by Glovkb.CAREY, BROTHERS, Music Library.24, SL John Street.Quebec, June 9, 1856.Just Published, THE CANADIAN TOURIST\u2014Accomps nied bv a Map of the British American Provinces, and an Appendix containing useful ata tistical information,\u2014Price fie.P.SINCLAIR, June 9 h.tflMK,\tSt.John St.THE ESTATE OF HOBEBT TTFE, Dsckasep\u2014The heir at law and ._;t of km of Hons-ar Fvrs: or Fvrr*.deceas-»sl, Isle of Wellinxtoii, and the Kai Koras, in the Colony of New Zeeland, .Vaster Whaler, who was drowned at \u2022-» off the coast ol New Zealand in or about the month of Mxjr.1854, arer,quest-mi to send inlbrma»ion of their existance, and lhe requisite l-gal proof, to GEORGE HUN TER, Esquire, acting exccu'or of the deceased, care of Messrs.BsrHrxR A Hun TES, Merchants.Wsl lington, New Zealand, or their Agents, Messrs H.H Wilms k Co , No.3 Crosby Sjuar# London.The deceased ia supposed lo have been |>orn in Perthshire, in North Britain,\u2014was a aon of Elizabeth Stewart, otherwise Ftfe or Fvmk, deceased, and was a grand chiUl of Alexander Stewart,deceased He Has a aister (married) who left Britain for some part of North America, seversl years ago.\u2014another sister who died in Scotland several years age, leaving childien, and a brother Jamk».who appeals to have enlisted in the army, many yesrs ago.\u2014 The personal Katate of deceased, which is con eidersble, is bequeathed to his next of Km gene rally, the real Eatate descends to his heirs.\u2014 Datvd, thia 4tb day of JaaueiT, 1*55.ROBERT HART, Solicitor lor tb* Executois.Lambton Quay, Wellington New Zealand June 9-h, lH.->6.\t3w law » the estate of Robert FIFE, DECEASED.The creditors of a.v.a k rt Fvfb.U(e of the Citjr of Wellington Ind of the Kst Korese, in the miate«t, this 4th of January, 1855.ROBERT HART, Solicitor of the Executor, Lambton Qusy, Wellington.Jiie 9th, 1856.\t3w 3*w a CAUTION.-Rome unprincipled people having counterfeited our HAT SI AMP, *nd placed it.together wi'h our name in their Hate, with s view lo pars ofl their ow«i g«N>ds as our msnn* fartsrs, *nd some hatter\u2019* Inmmings dealers have, in the esm# fraudulent and unprincipled manner, counterfeited *ur Hal Btamp.sr.d sold hat linings «o .tamped (e hat «««faeturere.several merchante el home and abroad Mrtnff railed our sttention thereto, wt hereby t,re that we shall aaieem il * parties will Iranemit to ot eoch infoernetron.win The full ChrUtisn and surname\tof* fermg eueh gonds, that w# may he snshfod to commence proceedings et\tin ^ coulis her*, or in ih# proper \u2022I»,,where, tgatnet *11 per\u201d'* who may buy or sell thee# counterfoil gowd* *r r.Komi J.# E.MORGAN [eve Rerei 114 P State* end the St.and Have Received vie United Lawrence : ACKAGES British, French German DRY GOODS.The above will be sold at a small advance on Sfetling Coal.N.B.\u2014Wholesale Establishment in the REAR.Quebec, June 7, 1856.\t1 m Win.LAIRD & Co.HAVE now completed their Spring .inporta-tiona, and they would respectfully \u2022 all the \u2022Itention of the bee, to their STOCK Ladies and Gentlemen of Que- OF StfAPtLiS & mw DRY GOODS which will he sound to he one of the BERT RF.* LECTKD and ASSORTED STOCKS in Qne-hre, and at PRICKS TO DEFY COMPETITION.WM.LAIRD k CO.Fabrique Street.Quebec, June 7, 1856.CHEAP DRY GOODS.500 Musl,n DRKSSES, from h,'si6d\u2018 2,000 I AIK WHITE COTT.HOSE at 24d.a pair.3,000 Yards White Shirting at 4fd.worth 7d.le.I0)d.6d.CO.Muslin de Laine at ?jd.Cambric Print at 7Id.Print\tat 3id.WM.LAIRD Quebec, June 7.1856.2.500 1.500 1,500 Summer Hats, JOHN HENDËKSON &.CO., Fronting the Uppei-Town Market Square, HAVE received a Full Assortment of ell the NEW STYLES of PANAMAS, LEG* HORN and TUSCAN HATS, whit* and colored.PELTS ol every description, in all their variety of style and coloa.LONDON VELVET NAPPED HATS of veiy superior quality, just arrived, equal, iln«t \u2022upeiior, to any ever importe«l into Canada.CLOTH and TWEED CAPS made from sample pattern* lately received.INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING and Waterproof HATS.Wueher, June 7th.1856.Golden Opportunity.From ffilOO to *?00 Monthly.THE above comfoilablt income may he easily realized, by either a»x, and with veiy trifling outlsv.Succeee certain.Enclose $1 (post-paid) to R.N.Hutton, P.0 , Eramoea, near Guelph.C.W.Full particulars, by return of post.June 7, 1856.1m Salt Afloat.77 T receive, etampe.\t.JOHN, THOMAS k k CO.London.June t, I85B' EDMUND CHRIgTY Gw-taw-wfoa IONS Liverpool SALT in Bulk.For Sale by RYAN BROTHERS k CO.Quebec, 7th June, 1856.\t6 LEON AKKL.BUTCHER.STALL No 26.Lower To«n Market.Supplie* Ship* with Pr ine Beef *t 6«l.currency per lb.Q'leliec, 7th June 1866.NOTH i: THF.undersigned will not be accountable for abv mers contracted by the clew ol the Barque \u2022' Devon \u201d of Liverpool.CHARI.R* G.CHIVERS, Meet#!.Quebec, 7th June 1956.NOTICE fff^HF.undersigned will not n# responsible lor 1 any debts contract#*! by the CRRW olthe Bark \u201d SaaaN,\u201d without a written order inxii W.G.SAUNDERS, Master.Quebec.June 7,1856.Qiitbat Las ( ompanv.not! CE THE diecounl on all Gee eonawmed hy meter, and |i*hI for in confarmity with 'he Rules of the Company, will he in ftilure TWENTY PER CENT.By eider of the Director* Gas Wo»«s, Quebec, 6th June, 185*.P.PRRBLE8, Msn«|er.B+D THE MORNING CHRONICLE.MONDAY, JUNE 9.\u2019 1856: y- ¦a uctiqn sales.BY A.j.MAXHAM., WHI b.«U «.THU,RSDAr r.¦ I (be Store* of OIBB fc RUW,\u2014lor accoun.ol 1bo«* concerned 1 O TTALF CHEST YOUNG HYSON *IKA I O Xl mtibed A.M.Co.lended in e demeged etete, \u2022* \u2018\u2018Kicouri cell, inMter.Irom London.Which\u2014 .** Lid* \u2014erre» 50 Hbde.Prime Porto 400 Peckne* «uperior |re^ ^U^ n|\u2019 \u2022on end Hyeon 1 w*n*e> 5« BerreU C/uebed Su««r, 10 Hbd* Loef do- 25 B*rreU P»le Seel Oil, ÎÎ Hbd*.I Blundell \u2022nd Spce .20 Qr.-Ce*k* \\ ed Lineeed Oil.Hr- Boil- 300 Drum* Fre*h Turkey ^ ',nu5l00®»corwrofJeil Hill.Quebec, June 5,1856, COMMISSARIAT, QUEBEC.5tii Jtt, 1856.NOTICE is hereby Riven, that SEALED I ENDKKS, in Duflicati, will bei»reiv-I eil at this Office, until NOON, on WEDNES-j DAY, the IMifi inatant, frem all jwrsoi,* wibing to contrsci for\u2014 1 \u201d Taking down anti Rebuilding a portion of the Musinry Fucinc to the It ft fojee of the Kind's J tuition, in the Cihulel,\u201d Plans and Specification» may be seen, and further |urticulars obtained at the Olficcs ol the ( ommaiaiiiig Royal Engineers, at Montreal and Quebec.Pay men> wil* he made hy Ordnance Draft, on th*- Commissariat Chest in Hank Note* at 21s.4d.Currency per |H>utd »teilin*.Two Sureiies suti|»ct to approval of *the Senior ComniMaanat tlffu-er will be requiied, whose leal aignatuu-a must he affix'd to the Tenders, and the principal must he properly quiUtied to perform the service.The Contractor lo pay for drawing up of the Contract and Specifiration hy a .Votarv, who will he selected by, and receive hia instructions trnm 'he Senior Comniisraiiat Officer, who will deduct the cost of *a>J Contract and Spenfica-\u2022 ion and a'ao the registration thereof from the first payment nude to (be Con'ractur should the same not have been already settled.A certificate to be written on the back of each tender to the effect that the parly ha* inspected the work m company with some person connected with the Royal Engineer Department.The approval of any tender w ill cease to be va'id if tbe Contractor's Sureiie* fail to attend at th» Notary\u2019s Office wi'hm Five days of a day after it shall have been nntifi'd to him that the Contract ia in readiness for his signature.The Commissariat icserves to itself the right to reject any one nr all of the Tenders, forma ol which will be turiiMh'd at tins Olfice, and non-will be received without the bona tide sigiu-tuiesofboth the Con'ractor ami hm Suit tie*.T.W.GOLDIE, 8\tA.C.G.GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY Mi i a\t5i TnttiiZTzrt sntszxLiSsCjBL: ALTERAT 10IS OF TRAINS.Summer ArrangomentN.ON and after MONDAY, the 9lh JUNE, 1856 the Company\u2019s Steam Ferry-Boat will leave the RAILWAY WHARF, as follows:\u2014 THROUGH TRAIN, For Montreal, the White Mountains, Portland and Boston.6:30 a.m For Montreal, F.xprtit in 5 /tours ! at.4:«!ü r M.FARES TO MONTREAL.BY EXPRESS TRAIN ONLY: Firat Class.$1.50 Second CUa*.$1.00 FOJt THU WEST.Tnrough to Hamilton in Twenty-two Hours ! Trains leave Pointe St.Charles Station for BROCK VILLE, connecting with the GREAT W EST ER N.the M AIL .and A M E RIC A N LI N K OF STEAMERS for the WEST, as lollows :\u2014 Express Train at.9:40a,*., Accommodation Train (sloping al a I Stations) at.4:30f.m., Passenger* save 18 houra between Montreal and Rrockville.Fares tame as bv Steamboats.S.P.BIDDER.Geiuial Manager.Quebec, June 5,1856.THE Subscriber begs to inform hi* friends and the public gaavrally, that ha baa REMOVED to No.43.St.John Stskiùt, lacing Ursule Street, where he has on nand e complete assortment of all articles in his line, and woul i tolled particular aiiention to a CHOICE LOT or TEAS and COFFEES of tbe latest importations, selected with great care in the New-York Market.and comprising the usual assortment of Old and Young Hyson Gun) owder, Twa'-kay, Oolong and Souchong, ill all Iheir varieties ; JAVA, MARACAIBO and LAGUAYRA, which he will S-ll either Wholesale or Retail at very reasonable prices.\u2014ALSO EXPECTED DAILT \u2014 A lot of Fresh Picklea, Marmalades, Jellies, Preserved Fruits, Ae., Ac., from the celebrated house of Crosse A Blackwell.J.whitehead.Quebec, May 27.1856.\t3*w SPARS, MASTS, OARS, Stc., rTMIE undersigned beg* to call th* attention of X Merchants and Ship-Masters In bis large and well assorted Stork of LUMBER now on hand and for Sale, at Blais\u2019 Booms, Cape Blanc, viz ,\u2014 SPRUCE SPARS, SPRUCE OARS, RED PINE SPARS, ASH OARS, \u2022And every othet description of Wood Go- ds for Ship\u2019s ute, all of which will lie disposed of at moderate rates, tnd delivered alongside ol Ves-selsfree of charge.A.MACADAMS.Quebec, June 6, 1856.Wm, Banfield Beg* to inform hia Friend* and the publie that he bas now OPENED hr* New House in the CUL-DE-SAC, called tl.e GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY REfRESHMEltT HOUSE.Near the Entrance to the Railway Station, QUEBEC.WHERE be hones by strict attention and Moderate Charges to merit a share of public support.GOOD BEDS, STEAKS CHOI\u2019S, Ac., Ac , ready at all hours.Grand Trunk Ticket* obtainable, nnd all information given to Emigrant* going to tne Far West, Ac., Ac., on the premises.N.B.\u2014Pleasure Parlies can be accommodated with Refreshments, Ac., at HIS HOUSE, (\u2019hau* dierk Station.Quebec, June 6, 1856.\t6m A.& S.NORDHEIMER'S PIANO FORTE WAREROOMS, Toronto dc Montreal.Constantly on band the largest assortment of PIANO-FORTES, from the moat celebrated manutactorie* of STDDART.New-York, CHICKKRING, Boston.DUNHAM, New-York.t&At the Lowest Manufactory Prices.Alao, a graat variety of PIANO-FORTES, from other well known makers, auEL$ CLASSING A 1 and A 2 at VERY LOW RATES.Kates uprn lower grades of classification ujton reasonable terms.OPEN POLICIES issued os may be required upon favourable conditions.JOHN SMITH.Agbnt, Dalhousie Street.Oppomte ir,e Examining Warehouse and near the Exchange.Quebec, June 3, 1856.Fire Insurance.THIS Company has decided also upon making a CONSIDERABLE RKDUC 1 ION in th.Kates of Fire Insurance u|kmi BuiMings contiguous to tbe Hydrants of the Water Works Parties wanting Fire Insurance can have it effected with this Company ETAT VERY LOW\u2019 RATES.AH Losses Prcmftlt Settled in tbe most libe-tal manner.JOHZT SMITH, Agent, Oiricit:\u2014Dalhousik Strlkt, Opposite the Examining Waiehouse and near the Exchange.Quebec, June 3.1856.be Su'd on MONDAY EVENING, | une next, at EIGHT o\u2019clock, ¦ LOT of LAND, It) x 6t), situate in St.Olivier Street, St.John\u2019s SulMiihs, with a Two >'ory STONE HOUSE, coveted with tin, and known ** No.51.JOHN ROSS, Secretary-Tressr.Union Budding '-oc.e'v.Qu**hrc, June 2,1856.Board of Notaries of Quebec, 3ut> Juke, 1*56.HERE will h«- a GENERAL MEETING of the NOTARIES ol the DISTRICT OF QUEBEC *\u2022.the OFFICE el Edouard Clack*.-Mis > r.E»quiie, Cheirman ol the »anl Board, on I'HURShAY, the 19th Juneins'ant.a' TWO o\u2019clock, P.M.to receive the Report of thet \u2019om-iiiittre named to revise the NVaue*\u2019 Tariff.By ord« r, JOS.LAURIN, 6\tSecre'aiy.-NOTICE.^T^HF.Unders'gr.e.1 will not be accountable for J.DEBTV> contracte ! by any of the Crew of the ship John Howlil.ot BnsV.HENRY AITLEBV.Master.Quebec.June 6, 1856.\t6 Liverpool Soaj), Landing ex *' Florence\u201d k *\u2022 John Howell\u201d -HO tîOXES Blake k Maxwell\u2019*, c/ve vf D 500 \u201c Steele'*,\u2014atid for Sale by RYAN, BROTHERS k CO.Quebec.June 5, 1*56.\t20 K\u20ac., kc , \u2019 kc.ROWN STRAW' HATS.Leghorn Hats.White and L\u2019o'ored Si It AW BONNETS.Dreoa Snks, (Black and Coloied).Dies* Bareges, Dress Mu*fin*.Cambric Prints, Thread *i,d Cotton Hosiery.Embroidered Collars, Chemizettfs, Sle kc.Froneh Kid Gloves, and Paraso!*, Freoeb Flowers, Ribbons, 100 Fiec«« wide Cambric Frintv, Maalia pattern, warranted faat color, at 7id.a yard.The aboyé have just been received, ex 4' City of Hmnlton,\u201d and Steamship \u2022* Canadian.'4 J.HEWITT k CO., 38, John\u2019s Gate.Quebee, May 23, 1856.\tIm Linen & Cotton Sheeting.Table damasks.Napkin*, Water Twist and IIorrock\u2019s Shirtings, Patent Summer Quilts, And a complete assortment of Houlehohi and Famdy Good»\u2014SELLING CHEAP.J.HEWITT A CO., 38, John\u2019s Gate.Qaehec, May 23.1956.\tIm GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER UNDER-CLOTHING.A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT JI\u2019sT 01 EN ED and SELLING CHEAP at J.HEWITT k CO.\u2019S.38, Juiiti'a («ate.Quebec, Mev tl, 1916.\ti m Just Opened J.in: H 77 7\\V ('o\u2019* JOfl VS GATK: inn 1) I HUES HORRtM K\u2019S SHIRTING.I'-'!/ X\tat 4ld-.worth 7d.I5u Pieces vatd wide Print 3} I- worth 6d.I*f0 Mualin D'tsses, lull length, 2».6d.worth 5a lOnt) Pairs H omen\u2019s \\N hit,- Cotton Stockings at 2i.Quebec May 15, 1856.\tIm NEW STYLE OF SPRING HATS JUST RECEIVED.@ glowso- holesule A Retail Hatters and Furriers, (Hr* 12\u2014I South1 Street, I p/ter Joint.\u2014 12 OPPOSITE ST.JOSEPH\u2019S CHAPEL,\u2014French Cathedral.M' ESSRS O\u2019F.N H.respectfully armauoec totb*-ir Fiienda and the Public,that they have juat ived their SPRING -TYLFs ot SATIN HAT*, cotr.priiiig ev,iy Quality and Shape, which 'he R.t f mop.at.at d American Houses can lurnish.'he whole ol which have beef, select# I pe»««*|l*tlv bv ol e \"I ibe Pstlnets, w I'ti due regard to 'he la-\u2019e» ol the Oueb*r Public I'AR\u2019IIF** ARK REQUES TED TO CALL and EX AMINE KEFORK PI\u2019RCHAMXl» KOFWIIF.RK, aa \u2022ney feel con*meed that tot Quality, Pute air! Shape 'o be able to p ea-e the iu best large Nevvpo't Steam tJtjyj\tCOALS, ex \u201ct»6.Paid np Capital, Surplus, - \u2022 \u2022 93X1,000 \u202275,000.I STORA(»E.3HF*.undersigned ia prepared to receive good* on STORAtïE.m free and bonded FIRST AFS V'AULTS, on Reasonable Term».ARTHUR H.MURt HY, Notre Dame Stieet.Quebec, May 23, 1856.Owner Wanted, (DOR 50 BOXES CANDLES, marked L.G k CO., received by the SobsCnhcra\u2019 per R«il Cars.Apply to LANE, GIBB k CO.Quebec, 19th May, 1856.ORGAN YOU SAXar, A FINETONKD ORGAN, hy W»aai N,o| Montreal, wall suited for a Chapel, or a large public room.It may he seen in 'he room* above Mr.Mclnrok'l Confectionery Stoie, Si.John Street.Quebec, May.27, 1856.^1\"5HE undersigned ba« l»een appoirfed AGENT X for the «hove Company, at Qprwrc and is prepared to rmue Polrriea ut on Ot'F'.AN 515-RINK and INLAND NAVIGATION Rl'K^ I \u2022t Fur Katp.s.f^T\u2019PREMIUMS PAYABLE at QUEBEC.\u201d \" OPEN POLICIF'.S ISSUED ON FAVORABLE TERMS\u201d 44 F\u2019IHE RISKS\u201d taken on Veaaela on the Stocka, or in Iwk.For further |>articular, PtPMMgna, Cerner *fl>e* Fsiiive curative nowrra.mis ai l rows arvL ks mbi t Has p*Horn,ed miracles Hi (be way of «ur«*s.It has nude \u2022 t isons sound und w hole, whose llcsb was one nisss ol corruption, and w ho were ¦ w\t«\u2022»*««»(¦ \u2014 \u2022 \u2022 - \u2014\u2014 -.*\t( ** \u2014- \u2014 « w.-\t\u2014 I' -\u2014-a \u2014\u2014 - l*he moment It IS applied externally, or taken ' dikii^m^d by disease aa to render tbrm objecta ilitemally, H will sllay the moat lorturmg aches, iej ulsive to the sight.pains, cisrnps.spssms, burns, scalds, fkc., *pnrk or than Moiphine Uhloroform.Veratrim*.or any ether a noil y ne or remedy that have ever been used by medical men.It u saler than these dangerous remedies.I he public will beat in mind that Ublorulstiiu, Morphine.Opium, Jsc , only stille the pain by »*iipi-lying\u2019 he senses, so that the perceptive (acuities loose the power ol teeling.and that alter the in-lluence ul theae narcotics have pasted fioin the s)stem\u2014the pan* again breaks f*>rth with rts terrible pangs.With leiiswtd violence.Rsdwav\u2019s Keaily Relief stupa the pain and removes ihe cause ol the disease that occasions it ; it Hiluses new* life into the weak and *li*e**cd pails.It braces up tne uei ves, and establisbea m the system a reacii'Mi ot bealtli sri*! alrength in place «\u2022(' pain, wcakne*» iml disease.As a counter irritant, Rsdway's Ready Rebel wn, on j applied to the auilare of the body, where 'here ; with it iiillainmation or c,1vi4te lent, the UTTER \" 1 mi Kf.A T ol his House at Lv Js.t nf I,*»* rkttk, containing Five Ko*)ms, all ol winch have been newly paili'ed, and are Well linishrj.From the nature ol the proprietor's business, pa .ties willing to become his tenant* msy rest assured that they can !>e, at all Innea, abundantly suppix-d with Meat and Crovisihns, at liberal price*.JOSEPH DURAND, Rn'cher and Trader.Jeune Lorette.May 17.|K.'>fi.Farm for Sale.iirMoas\u2014rad moon.J Chtoi ir |)i*ra*ea, >ciolulous and Syphilitic fom-p'amt».(\u2019oiistimptHMl, ami other affections ol ibe Lungs and Throat, Indurations and Orgsntc Emargement*.Uhroiuc Khtuiiutism, Glandular Swelling*.Ilack ng Di y Cough, Uanceioua At-fectioiis.Blcedmg *d the Lung*, Dy»|rpsia, Wat* i Liaah.Tic IKiuloureux, w lute Swelling, Tuinora, IMcera, ILp D>seases Frmole Com-p'aititR, Gout, Rickets, Broncl.itia, Liver Complaint, AND ALL KKUKTIVE DISEASES.'The Hlonient a dose ol the Resolvent is take into the syetrin iniected w dh dinesse.the patient expeiirnc* s the most delightful sensalions, for new lile is couising tbrough every vein and tissue of the body\u2014enriching and purifying the blood\u2014 snd casting out all nicrbid.corrupt aud loathsome humours.'The Renovating Resolvent is a positive cure for all chronic complaints.It has made whole and sound patients who had suffered the most terrible torture disease could inflict upon the system Let those who have ti*»*d other tieatments and are still imcurcd, give the Resolvent a trial\u2014it will cure you.Price one dollar pet bottle.RADWAY ft CO.162, Fulton Street.New York.Sold by Druggists, Merchants, and Storekeepers everywhere.J.MUNSON k CO., Quebec.Quebec, 29th Dec., 1855.\t12m Remarkable Diecotery nr roKiw* rxAirca.DR.HALSEY (of New York), hat discovered medicinal properties in certain |ilants found growing wTd in the forests and fiulda.from which be haa produced Two Remedies which cure the woist form of Disease.The virtue ot Ave of these Plant* he obtains in the form of Extracts, ao pure and concentrated, aa to take twenty pounrfa ot (be dried Roots lo make one of the Extract.It is ibex prepared for use in the form of PILLB, which ere called Dr.Balaam's Yoraat Pills.Th# other Remedy ta produced from the vir-tuea of seven Plants, by a process of hia own invention.This is called Dr.Balaay'a Forait Wins, (it being a Wine produced from Medicinal planta of the loleat, a thing never before accomplished).THE FOREST PILLS.'There are ibreu things peculiar lo three Pills alone\u2014 I at.1 hey never gii|*e nor weaken tbe system.This is because thev contain no Drugs or Miner-ala, but that they are the pure virtues ol Plants which are as wholesome as the food we eat.2d.They puige moat when Ihe stomach and low els are moat bilious and foul, after this their efficacy etileia the blood, and the process of pu-nfyiog goes on until all humor and disease are got out ol the system.3d.A cure is certain in nil cases for which they are recommended, and fhey cure without affecting the bowels but slightly.It is lolly to use severe and griping purgatives such drugs give pain and weakness, without cleansing the Blood ; besides they irijure the tone of the stomach and bowel*.My principle is never to weaken the system ; the stronger the vital (unctions, the more (niwer have they to thiow off disease when assisted by a really good medi erne.Salt* and Castor oil and the w hole cate gory of pills, made ol Drugs, answer no purpose more (ban purgation.Nucb diuga neither reach the blood or bad humor.Tbe Pills made of these Plants it a different thing altogether.They can not harm a child, yet lust so sure as we are liv mg beings, so sure arn i that their efficacy in cur mg Diseases of the Blood and other complaints it certain, and in some cases to which I have been ey**-wittiek#, their cutes have been almost miraculous.THK FOREST WINK.The medical piopeitiea of the Forest Wine are different Ironi those of the Pills, but the efficacy of each Remedy harmonites together ; and in the cure ol Disorders ore Remed> is as imfior'aiit to the other as Water and food are for our existence Again, there are some complaints which reouire only the Wine to accomplish a cure.While ilivi iÛgÉ TWETHER.HOLLOWAY\u2019S pills be Lott tloul l.k F 4 United States It&ail Steamer.npHE *bi;>* comprising thi» line ^ it, * are the WA>H\u2019NG T* ).\\ ('apt.** K.Civfvpy; HER d ANN, Capt.Edwabd Higgins.These steamers stop at Southampton, noth going and return* me.KROTOSED DATES OF SAILING,\u2014 iK.itf.\t\t\t\t\tFr«>ui Sr\t\u2022ulh- \tY'rom\t\tFrom\t\tampton\ttor \tNew York.\t\tBremen.\t\tNew Y\t¦»»rk \tSaturday.\t\tSaturd-\t\tllVdncT\tta 1/.Hermann.\t.Jan.\t2tf\tFt b.\t23\tFeb.\t¦27 55\u2019a*hii!g*,on\t.Feb.\t23\tMa .\t22\tMar.\t26 Hermai.n.\t.Mar.\t22\tAjirtl\t19\tApril\t23 Washington\t.April\tIM\tMay\t17\tMay\t*21 Hermann.,\t,.May\t17\tJune\t14\tJune\tIS 55'sahing'on\t.June\t14\tJuly\t12\tJuly\t16 Harmai .\tlu y\t12\tAug.\tit\tAug.\t13 (Yssliington,\t,.A ug.\t9\tSe(it.\ttf\tSept.\tIt) Hermann.\t.Sept.\tti\tOct.\t4\tOct.\tS Wa»liin-ton.\t.Oct.\t4\tNov.\t1\tNov.\t5 Hermann.\t.Nov.\tI\tNov.\t29\tDec.\t3 WHshirig'nP,\t.Nov\t29\tDec.\t07\tDec.\t31 NEW BOOKS.1> ECEIVF.D by Express, tfip following Ii Works History ol Europe.I y >*ir Archibald AlTson.From the Fall of Napoleon, in 1815, to the Arcensior.of l.oiii* Na|Mileon, in 1852.2 vols., new s-rirs.A S\u2019eroii«l Journey Kotin! the World, by bin Pfeiffer.Sallad for the Social, T he jlti-hlV Paper*, The Lives of the Poe's, (lohnasn\u2019s) 4 vol*., Whst-le)'s Element» of Rhetoric, do\td6 TO BE LET, ^OUR DOUBLE OFFICES m the new Brick Building, opposite ihe Hank ol B.S.A., St.Peter Steel, with Eikk Proos Sir»*, the »W-ora ol w hich aregu»r»nt**ed N> he File-proof by Mr P.W ii ITT v and Mr.MasshaLI.M i* r ba V, Maker*.\u2014 ALBO \u2014 A Comfortable LODGING, consisting ol 3 Rooms, w ith Water ami (.as throughout.J.GREAVES CLAPHAM.N P., Si.Lawirnce Chambers.Quebec, April 8, |8.3tf.Building Lots\u2014for Sale, at Hare Point, IN rRS.K AND COMMON ROCCAGg.A LARGE SPACE ol GROUND, in the Suburbs of St.Koch, at Habk Point, near the River St.( hailes, hss hern di*idr*l in\u2019O RUILDIN(i LOTS; thry will be found advan-tsgeously laid out.The plan msy be seen and the conditions kiioW'ii by applying to T.C.LKF., Erq., or to tbe undersigned.F.D.GLACKEMEYER.N.P.Q' :ebcr.Mitch ttt, IS! ft\tI 2ll) FUR SALK, ON TS.SMS TO Sl'tT fL'RMIAsXR* t ''PHE SEIGNIORY of RIVIERE DE I.A 1 M ADELEINE, granted bv I*tltrt Patent, in Fats and Common Soccagf., and situated on tbe south *ide ni tne St.Lawrence, in the Distnct of (\u2022a»|'e, of ONK LEAGUE in tiont (half a league below and half a league shove (he Riviere de la Madeleine.) and TWO LEAGUES in .depth.The Riviere de la Madeleine ia well known for ita good ha hour and fine fishing establishments.There i* s good piece tor Saw Mills and Flour Mills 1 ol a mile from the salt water where the river is 2(8) feet wide, and plenty timber on the the Crown Lands joining this Seigniory.Apply to VITAL TETU.Or to\tC.P PELLETIER.Qtsohee, March II, IS.ni.\t3m FOR SALE OR TO LET.Jrmt rpHAT VAI.UABI.K HOl'SK .n.l ¦t|im ¦ PREMISES situated near the Point \" * ™ Levi Railway Station, well alapiml lot a private family, or Boarding House, with (tsiden, and Stables, Ac.Apply to JOHN TILLEY* On Ihe Premizes.March 25, 1856.TO LET, T LARGE HOUSE in S'.Lewi* Street, late y occupied by the Go ernment aa Office ot the .Sugniorial Tenure.LOUIS PAN ET, Notary Quebec, March I, 1856.\tu SîiT\",',; vernm* TO LET.J||A rpWO Comfortable HOUSES on Hope I Street, being the Upper and Lower House* of the Cut Stone Block known SR \u201c Hop.- («ate T errace \u2014Bent X65 per annum \u2014 ALSO.\u2014 TWO OFFICES on Si Peter Street, Lower Town, and One on Dsihoutie Street, with Fir* Proof Vsul'a, tbe latter having a large Yard af>w York* MoiUreal and (|iifbfc Sleamship Line, JOHN RITCHIE hereby informs hi» friend* and the public that he will, on hi* own account a* heretofore, attend the fitting up of all Mill Machinery, and from his long experience, feel* confident ot giving aansfsetion lo those who may employ him.J.R.t'lriher gives notice, that from this dat no person ia swthonted to manufacture the improvements in Mill Machinery known as Hit-cilia's PaTCNT, and the *ame will henceforward he made Only at the establishment nl KitcHir and Rorrri son, a* shove, who will always have on hand a anpply of Mocks for parties using the said Paient nahi, and notice is hereby given thst any one inaniilactiiring blocks or any pan ol the machinery, in violation of the Patent, will be prosecuted according to lav/.JOHN RITCHIE.Etchemin, 2rd April, 1856.\t3m /scarmonth's Foundry, ST.JOSEPH STREET- RT.ROCHS.HE iindenignc I avails himself of thi* ores-sion to thank his Friends and the Publie in general, who have h**l tf# kiiidntns h«r**tofo.e to honor him with their patronage.Tbe enlargement and improvements which he fits recently made in his Establishment, lead* him to hope with confidence, for a continua'inn of that patronage and support which he his «tone hi* best to dérivé.He is \"now* prepared to exe-aate any orders which he may he favored with \u2022ither m L(K>M or DRY KANT), snd ha* constantly on hand an saaorlmrnt ot WATER SPOUTS, SINKS.PLOUGH CASTINGS.BTOVF.8, he., which he willdirposs of Cheap for Cash.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 BLACKSMITH'S VN dhK of alt kinds dono at Ins Eoubliohtnenl.arn ^-ls.l ^*.Lr*ARM()NTH.Jr.JI.\u201477icPrice givem/or Old Mrt.il and Bum.Quebec, April 12,1850.\tam V I A PORTLzVND, COSNEC11NG WITH THE cm AIV D TRUNK RAILROAD.^ITHE A I Fir*t Class Steatr ers C A f.K DON 1A J WESTFRNPOR P and JACKSON,oney«»r ! old, 000 tons burthen.One of the shove Steamers will leave New York and Portland every SATURDAY, at FIVE | P.M , until further notice.The proprietors are determined to make this I the cheapest and mo*t reliable route between this ' (dace and New* York.Goods w ill be taken to or from the Baltimore, | Norfolk ami Richmond Lme of .Steamers, without any charge for drayage in New York.Goods forwarded by this line lo Montreal, | Quebec, and all Stations on the Grsnd Trunk | Railway, with despatch at the cheapest rates.1 Good* shipped frorti Quefec on Wr iinksda y will he landed m New York the following Ttrica-day.Goods shipped from New York on .«ATtranAy will he landed in Quebec toe following | Mi*as-DAT MoSNING.rrHREE FIRE PROOF BONDED 1 and STORAGE VAULTS.\u2014ALSO\u2014 The Urge Kir*t Cliss BONDED WAREHOUSE occupied for several years past by Messrs.H.J.Norn At Co., which will be leased together or in Flats to suit Tenants.ALSO, STORAGE and WaRFAGF.for all drsciip-tions ol Goo-!*.Apply to HENRY ATKINSON, St.James Street.Q'lfher.Mnv 2.IBM.\t6* 2aw Apartments to let, with Bo»*n, in a pleasant and airy situation in the Upper Town, where Two or Thxrk gentlemen can he arrommnda'ed with Board and Lodging apartments.Apply at No 9, Haldimand Street Quebec.May 21, 1856.\t3 Saw \"e ,!Ur*,\">n of Canadian shippers is re»pect* .hftt\u2019.ï\u2019.r'lm* «\" g.*.For Freighter Passage apnlv to JOHN SILKY, J,.VZVn.* Alb,\u201ey M.PK.XMNUTON.(V.r?fn,n: j,\".OS™.Muiilr.il ; S.1 WKH8IRR ( 1;,V '\u201c¦r R.ilway Offic, l-oinl L,t,u,b.r \u2022 n,' tn fU, k KRKKY r ,-\u201ex, a.ms.*'»\"\u2022 \u2019Sr4- PASSAGE FROM BELFAST.F) E USONS desirous of bringingtheir fmW l friend* oui fmm Belfast, m first clsss Ve»*#ls, can do *0 by applying ANDW.PARKE A CO.P 8.\u2014Cash orders will be given ifrm.uired.Qaabec, 25lb Feby., 1853.TO LET, TNHAT Desirable HOUSE and Pre-ÇJJ.J 8- rn,,r», Garden Street, now occupied j\tby Cspt.Runoi r, well adapted for the residence of a profeiaional gsnilemaa\u2014with 1 cellenl appendages\u2014all in good order.ALSO, A COTTAGE, suitable for a small family, aear 1 the City, St Foy Road, and newly painted.Enquire either on the premise», or of E.(J CANNON, Esquire, Notary.\u2014or of Mr.PA ! TRICK LOW, Cnorf House.Quelirr.April .1H.I8.v;.\t_____# TO LET, Foa thc SrMMKR Months t JhpA a CONVENIENT HOUSE, No.35 jjiJw /Y Saint Ursule Street, adjoining Ma \" \" DAMR LxriNg'g, with Water and (»\u2022\u2022 on the pr*mises, and partly famished.Kknt yr.ay Moperatf.N II.BOWEN, NT.Quebec, April 18, 1856.TO LET, THE UPPER PART of a i wo Story Brick House, being No.13, .St.G rotor.\u2019» Rfreet, M.John\u2019s Suburb*, containing Six Apartment#, with Hangard, Ac.\u2014Apply to I.LANE ft CO.f orner of Crown A Prince Edward Streets» t, .\t8t Rochs, c .\t.CHAS- T.COLFER, N.P.Qt)»b#e, April |8, 1856.TO LET, \u2014\u2014 Wiih Immediate Possession, -_ A SPLENDID DOUBLE OFFICE, ia 8t./V Jamet 8tr»et, (next donr to the Custom Ho^e) newly psmted with\tb,indi( Fire-proof hafe, kc \u2014Kent jet5.^ .\tN- H BOWEN, NT.Qurber, April 16, 1850.OFFICES TO LET.THOSE LARGE and Convenient OFFICES opposite the Bank of .Monlreal, now occupied by Messrs.Wai RKa ft Bkbbv, consisting of Four Rooms and containing \" Urge Fire Proof Sale.They can be divided into two Sets of office*, and will be let separately if wished.-\u2014 Possession on 1st Msy.Kuqui e of L.T.MAUI\u2019HKRSON.Notary.Quebec, Felly, tf, ISri6.11UUSK TO LKT, From the First ot May next, 'I'HE HOUSE occupied by tlie tin SÎ\u2019Iw I dersigned, in RUADE STREET, provided wnh Gai aid Watar Fixtures, Water Closets, Hath Room, Ac.H.K.SCOTT, Aiplylo\tK.G.CANNON, Quebec, 26th Feby.18.50.\tN.P.TO LLT.ApA rriHE LARGE HOUSE tn S|.Lewis Îi'î^ £ Street, op|>o*ite the Music Hall snd nosy in.ihe occupation of the («overn ment.Poasesiion 1st May next.Apply to H.8.ANDERSON, Or\tWESTON HUNT.Quebec, Jany., 22, 1856, BUILDING STONE.THE undersigned it prepared to supply the above material at his QusaatKS at Beau-roaT.or lo deliver it in town.JNO.RACFY, Jnnr.Addiess 212 Post Office.Quebec, Jany.30, 1856.\t6mp OFFICES TO LET.SEVERAL OFFICES in the building at pre-aent occupied by Means.Bknson ft Co., and (he Subscribers, confining from On# to Four apartments each.JOHN ANDERSON ft CO.St.Peter Street.Quebec.Jany.If), |R56.roE bazm9 JLgJL /^vNE »l the finest COUNTRY BEATS Sisim * ' in the vicinity of Quebec, situate st pernnlt\u2019s Hill, known s» L\u2019Asile Champêtre, comprising Garden, well stocked with fruit tr«es, and an rx\u2019ensive Orchard, together with a commodious House recently finished irt modern style.The above affords a first rate opportunity for a profitable investment, as tb# property wiil be sold cheap.LA NO L0I8 A SHAW, Quebec, 24th Jsny , 1850\tNotaries.FOR SALE.A FARM containing 60 ACRES OF LAND 40 CLe.aa and unds# cvltivstion witb Cottaok.Housx and Babn, situated near LAKE BEAUPURT.For mformalioe apply to C.W.GOLDING, en tbe premises.Quebec, lltb Feby.1864.light aifn am! leg was all (»eri»li**d.H* had 1 us*- «>1 ihrin ul all ; but by the use ul your nieiL-cine, in 1 wo inoi.th* he was rallying lliMei>B the great curative pio|ierties ot a Purgative, cathartic, aperient, sudorific, unli-dyapectir, corrector snd Regulator ol the syatem.They are in fact the only perfect purgative or cathartic remedy that has ever been dtscoveied or given to the world.Railway's Regulators will answer a better pur-l>oae than Calomel or Mercury, without entailing on the system the terrible injuries of these baneful drugs.They are in the form of Pills, elegantly Coated with gum, |terlrrtly ta»tele«s, and can he taken without sickening or nauseating the patient.\u2014-Thev are to be used in all cases when the aystr-tn ia OUT uf ORDER, ur under the influence ol disease.One nr twu doses of Radway\u2019a Regulators has treqiiriitly checked the progress of the m*'M terrible diseases, and i«stored the system to health and regutari'V.They establish new and Improved principles in Medicine, and secure the great ard im|Kirtsnt 1 mwerol regulating tn a healthy, nnmrsl and larmonnui* action, each and every orgsu in th-body.This great rnntrolling power baa r ever formed any pa;t of the pioperMes of the popular Cathartic, Vegetable or Indian Purgative Pills, that have ever been 111 use.Railway's Regulators rid the system from disease and restore the human body to health, on an entirely different principle to tbe weakening, sickening and gnpiug method ot tbe common cathartic and purgative pills.One or two of Radway\u2019a Regulators will re move the cainir that occasions pain nr sickliest, or an irirgular or unnatural action or condition ol the organs of the body, quicker, more «\u2022fleftusl, amt with lew troubfo to tbe |«iient tha» six or ten of tbe common cathartic *»r purgative pills.The rr.otncni Radway\u2019a Regulators are taken into the system rffl Ced with disease, their equalizing efficacy begins ; they search out the elements of disease wherever it m-v he seared; tlcy art upon the whole surlare of the intestines and bowels, attracting the foul and morbid humors frn;n the bl »«>d,glands,secreting vers,>>8.and expelling lhr»« seeds ol dise*»*' from the body, restoring a healthy and regular «cMori to the Liver, Bowel* Pancr*aa, Heart, Kidneys, Bladder, bkin, and all ther Viscera.the Downs.AM of the common pills of the day, called Vegetable, Indian, Cathartic, Nr., rlaim that th* y cute disease by pinging from the howel*.This is as tar as they go\u2014they act upon the liowels by irritating the tniicuous membrane, and thus obiais an evsruatiMi in tne same manner a* the boivetn are moved by eating something that disagrees with the system.1 his is truly an uunatuial method of restoring the system lo health, by swallowing pills that disagrees with and irritates it.Those who have taken tbvSo enmioon pills are well awaieol the weak and debilitated condition their syrtems are lelt in.After the scouring operation of these drastic purgatives 1» over, the bowels aie soie Slid treble, and again b-rome costive and bouid up Hence an*e dy*pr|>*ia and a host ol diseases.Radway\u2019s Regiila'or# never leave the bowels in a coative condition, or occasion pain or weariness m their operation.Pit.IlOOFLANP\u2019S CELEBRATED ir So.I.Diseases and complaints caused by Kxiioviie ami Atmospherical Changes, over which Radway\u2019s Ready Keliel and Rndway\u2019s Regulators posse** the most remarkable curative powers, anil which will readily yield to the K.R.(teat-ment.COLDS AMD KKVLM.When the system is first seized with a sudden Cold, or a fever sets in.A dote of Imm three to six ot Radway\u2019s Regulators should be taken\u2014 this is all the medicior, at this stage of the disease thst is required, in a lew hours the system will lie restored lo sound hesltb.Hut it the cold slid level is neglected and coughs, headaches, roltls, chill*, fiams and aches in the limbs, joints, muscles, bones, side and bark, sore ihiost, hoarseness, difficult breathing, follows the cold mi l fever\u2014then Radway\u2019s Ready Relief ahould he applied ex'etnally, and a good dose of the Regulators taken.As soon ns the Relict is applied s reaction will take plare.and in a few hours the patient will be free Irom all pain or annoyance.if these signs of the presence ol disease in the system me unnoticed, and violent levers break out, in the form ol Bilious, Typhoid, Scarlet, Ship Fever and other maligi ant levers, such a* Pneumonia, Lung Fever and Brain Fever, a more rigid trea ineiii becomes necettary.The Regulators ahould be given every four hours, in large doses of from four lo six, until free and copious discharges from tha bowels are obtained.The relief applied will produce a salutary effect u|*ou tha skin, and taken in water, will abate Ihe fever.If inflammation» or congestions take place, Radway\u2019a Regulator* and Ready Relief should !>*¦ taken in large dose*.A curs will quickly follow their use.In cases of liiliousneis or Malignant Bilious Fever, or Bmous Pneumonia, Radway\u2019s Regulators, fven in lull doses, and the whole \u2022urlsce of the l>ody bathed with Railway\u2019s Ready Relief, will effectually ami speedily cure the patient.IV RMRUMATISM.Attaakiag the (oints and liniba, inflicting its ter-rih|e piercing pangs of pain with merciless rapidity\u2014changing about from joint lo joint snd Irom limb to limb, Lumbago, Neuralgia, or Gout \u2022ffficts you, Radway\u2019s Ready Relief \u2022pnllef, to the part* where the pain is tell, will quickly cr* lieveyou from ita excrutiating pangs.Radway\u2019a Regulator» will expel Imm tfi« iniraiities all irritating and corrupt humors.iMii.r.rox\u2014scAnr.ET rxvxn\u2014st» ASLr.a.Radway\u2019s Ready Relief i« not only a cure for these inlectioua maladie*, hut will prevent those whs use theRrady Relief and Regulators against the infection.We have kno*n the R.R Belief rid whole neighborhoods el the infecltoo of Small f\u2019nx sad Scarlet Fsver.We hav* likewise known shipmaster* who have saved the lives of fbeir erswrs and passenger*, and entirely driven away the Small Pox and Ship Fever from their vessels, by sprinkling the Ready R»l:«l through Ihtif infected shipe Il is astonishing w I a( happy effects the Ready Relief will have if freely sprinkled in plane* where these contagion! and intrCtjod* poi* sons prevail.We will giisrantaa that if th#«* who ara now suffering with lever and agus, or ita effects, will place thair system* under ihe influença of Radway\u2019a Ready Relief and Regulators, to cure (ham entirely of this distressing malady, and to fro# them from tha fever and ague, that is now lin* ir mi ji m la liars; n uv Du.C.M.JACKSON, I'cilad'a, I\u2019a.Will effectually cure Ijircr\tComplni n t, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, Chronic or NicrvouH Debility, Disease of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising 11 om a Disordered Liver or Momach.Such as Constipation, Inward Riles, Fullness, or Blood to the Head, Acidity of the .Stomach, Nall* eca.Heurlhiirn, Dirgust lor Food, Fullness or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking, or Fluttering at the Rit of the Momach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and difficult Breathing, Fluttering at th* Heart, Choaking or Suffocating Sensations when in a lying Roature, Dunnes* ol Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eye», Pam in the Side, Back, Chest, Limha, Ac., Sodden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil, and great Dcprension of Spirits.The proprietor in calling the attention of the public to this prr|iaraUon.di>es to with a feeling ot the utmost confidence in ita virtues and adaptation to the disrate for which il is recommended.it is 10 new and untried article, hut one that has stood the te»t of a ten year»\u2019 trial before the American people, ard its reputation and sale is utiiivalli\u2019d by any similar preparation* extant.The teaiimotiy in ita favor given by (be most prominent and well known Physicians and individuals in ail parts of the country is imtnrnse, and a rarelul perusal of tbe Almanac, published an-inraily by tbe propnetor, and to be had gratis ol any ol ins Agents, cannot but satisfy the moat skepticsl that ibis remedy is really deserving tbe Kieat celebrity ri has obtained.Derangement oftho Liver dc Stomach Are sources of insanity.From disorder or ob strurtion, a morbid action of tbe sympathetic and other nerves follow.*, and the tunctiona of the brain are impaired and deranged ; derangement there will also pioducediseases olthe Heart, >kin, Lungs and Kidneys.It is owing lo tbe same muse that thousands die With Cholera, Bilioua or Yellow Fever, and that moat banelul disease, Consumption.The gimeial want of sucre»* tn treating diseases of the Irver and stomach, and not been a deficiency ol I\u2019Aftiologicsl knowledge of then lunc ions\u2014but ol s mumble compound that would \u2022ci upon the itiiiraM and all the sympHthetir affections.1 hat has hern gained in these Bitters : and tli**y can be u*ed by persons with the most delicate aiomsrh with (\u2022erfect safely\u2014as they at no time dibilitalt the intient, but give strength \u2022ml increase the nervous energy.They can be taken nf all limes, and under all circumstances.No ordinary exposure w ill prevent ihem having a salutary effect, and no bad effect can result from an over dose.11 patient* wi'l persévéra in the uae of this remedy, and use it strictly according to directions, it w ill cure the loregoing diseases in every instance, if not beyond the power ot medicine ; it hss caused 11.any to enjoy the blessing of renewed health, and hi many desperate and abandoned rases, a pvilect and radical cure.REKMI.NS ADVANCED IN LIFE, And feeling the hand of l ime w-eighing heavily upon them, with all it* attendant ill», will find in the Use ol the Hitters, and Elixir, that will instil new life into their veins; ie*toie, in a measure, the energy .11111 ardor of more youthful days, build up I heir shrunken forms, bm! give health aii'l happiness lotlietr remaining years.Il is a well established fart, that fully one-hal ul the female portion of our population, are sell dnm m the enjoymen' ol good h al h, or lo us-their oweii expieasion \u201c never leel well.\u201d They aro languid, devoid of all energy, extremely nervous, and have no appetite.To this class if invalids, these Bitters ate lbveciaii.y recommended.Their peculiar tonic and invigorating properties render them invaluable in such cases.Persons visiting districts harrassed annually with FEVER AND AGUE, or ANY FEVER OF A BILIOUS NATURE, will find that by tbe timely use n! one or two bottles, they will not in one instaure take the di*< ase, aa the Hitlers will renovate and strengthen Ihe system, and carry the bile off m its natural channel.KJ^l\u2019re-yention 1» better than cure.They aro entirely Vegetable And arc free from AIcuholic Stimulant, andail injurious ingrediMH» ; are pleasant in last» and smell, mild in their n|>eiatinn, will expeil al morbid secretior.s Irom the hody, give bloom to the pallid cheek, and health and vigor to the Irame.Price 75 rent* per hot lie.Principal Office No ffti ARCH St, Philad\u2019a, Pa Sold by Druggists and Stoiekeepers in every lown snd village m Ihe United States and Cads dss, and by JOHN MUNSON ft (\u2019()., G.G.AKDOUIN, and Jt S BOWLES, Quebec.3lstOrt., 1863\t|2m A.DUTKMPLKfcFJLS Champagne Wine, E beg leave to inform the trade and the vv public in general that we have this day apiminted Ms.GKO.BUNCH, of Quebec, our Aurnt in thk Cans pas, for the Kale of Msssra A.DU TEMPLE k FILS CHAMPAGNE WINE, enabling him by constant supply to meet he demands of purchasers.KUTTKUFPK LEOPOLD General Agents of Met«ra.A.Dn'emplek Fils, in Pierry, (Champagne.) New York, Oct.Isl, 1856.\tIVm WITH reference to the above ('ard, I hav* tha honor to invite tha attention of Con-noisavors to 'fie su pari uity «1 the DU1KMPLR CHAMPAGNE., for mors than Thirty yeara uni-veisslly and favorably krown in Europe andra* cently with enormous success established in the United Stales, and shall he happy to receive orders for th* same which will always meat wnh prompt attention.For Sale in lois to suit purchasers by GKO.BURCH, Straw's Buildings Qii' hec, Oct.30, lR55.\tj Jim «ram, there are a great many complaints which require hut the Pilla to ensure the cure.I have pointed out iii the folhtwing directions tome of the ça*,-» which require only the Pills, and other ca*es which require only the Wine ; also some of the cski** which require both the Wine amt the Pills.The combined action ol both Kerne die* have a more powerful and searching efficacy, and cure sooner than eiihei remedy alone in all ktlcii case» iik I have recommended them together One purgative do*e of the Foirtt Pills is warranted to cuie any Bilious disoidld me in moiiiiie : US told rue tn a lew days thoy had cured him.You mass ths bast medicine ia the world 1 and I am free to say su.\u201d Kssd this from the dieUnguhihed Holkltor of the Snpesmw Court, whine brilliant sbilitisa hsv# nude him weM knun n, not only in this but the neiglibarina Suim.| «fYta# Ortamu.Ati J+nl, IM4.\u201diir! I hsve great raitofoctioa In aaeuriag you Hut myeslf and family save been very much ben* A red by y«mr medicine*.My wtb was cured, iwo year* tinea, of a ea.vers sad dtugetooe c«si|h, by your Cmssst Ps lieved me, snd \u2022 fow aubeegunit dnee* have tHiiwty removed the disease.1 foot ie SelWr health now than foe mwe y sere before, which I Mirth, te entirely to ihe cffWl* \u2022f yoar CavNatTic Piiaa.Youre wMi groat seeped, LUCIUS R.»l»:T0AI>.\" The above are all from ovrwjo.who ms puMMy kjrawm where the# rfodde sad vrh# «aubt tod onske the-* Me'e.Beats ariilodlfotMtoUlh AudMl Sea ihAf tbe^ Wer# frue.Prepnirsd by DE.J.C.AYBR à CO., 'aaatleal and Analytleal Cfiemlata.Lowell, Vasa JO8RTH BOWLK8, and J.MURMYN M Co.Quafiac.AJai», by Dnifgiau ganaralfv .luoi r i cat Canada, iat 8*ptu®Wr 1866.QUEBEC.\u2014PaiNTRo aud PvatiaMBB by C.BT.MICHEL» No, 16, Mowtum Btbbrt."]