Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 13 août 1856, mercredi 13 août 1856

[" AND COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOL.X.J QUEBEC.WEDNESDAY, 13tm AUGUST, 18 5 6.[NO.2574.wtàSnûfopM^ BRITISH Am UNITED STATES Smmmsir ?rram^ntait.From Moot ret I to Boston, Woreotter, Low# It Ltwreoce, Nub urn, Mancbetter, Concord.New York, New Haven, Hartford, Spring* field, Bellowa\u2019 Falla, FUehborgb, St.Johjitborr, tbo White Mountaioa, Mont-pelior, Borlington.Trov, Albany, and all laterioadiata Stationa i alao connect* at i o* Lake Chém* WJxipIwUi ^oiaioga, and New The only Throagh Railroad Roote (without break of gatge) by which Through Ticket* are FIRST TRAIN conned* at Route\u2019s Point with the Champlain and St.Lawrence Railroad Trahi, leaving Montreal at 6 o'clock, A.M Sea through to the above named plaça* the mm y, arriving in Boston bauik* thin ant booth, and In New York the same evening.\u2014 Coe (ted ton a ewe.SECOND TRAIN connect* at Roase** Point with Chempltio end 8t.Lawrence Railroad Se* cond Train, laavhrg Montreal at 2:00 P.M.for the ahovw named placet ; pro*eeda to White River Junction, or Windsor, at 7 o'clock next A.M., and arriva in Boefoaat 1 o\u2019clock, P.M., and in New York at 4:20 P.«l.Far Through Tickets, iafonnation, Ire., apply to\tPAUL MONDOO, Auger.66 CoremiasMoer Street, Montraul.May 12, ISM.Important to Traveller* IX Royal Mail IAne.Bkjgm.ncacc THE QUICKlftT fc MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO TORONTO.HAMILTON, LONDON.D4CTROIT, CHICAOt» k MILWAUKIE.24 Houri and 9 TrmahipmeDU Saved I fpHR following ara the arranrementa of thia A Magnifleant Line for the prêtent aeaaon :\u2014 RIVER LINE: Composed of the Splendid Steamers BANSHEE, (new,) - Capt Howaid, NEW ERA, -\t-\t\"\tCHBTaLKS, st.Lawrence,\t-\t\"\tMalcomsoit, OTTAWA, -\t-\t*«\tEtLLT, leave the Canal Btain, Montreal, daily, at half* paat II o'clock A»M.and Lachiaa on the arrival of the half-patt 3 o'clock P.M., Train Iron Mon* treat (except on Sunday* whan they leave on the arrival of the 10 o'clock Tiaia) calling at all la* termediate ports, arriving at Kington early on the foNowing day, where they will meet the magnificent LAKE ONTARIO STEAMERS.PASSPORT, -\t- Capt.Habbottli, ARABIAN, -\t-\t\u2022\u2022 Colclocch.-\t-\t\" TwoHf, KINGS PON, (iron) \" Hamiltob, fn^ don.Chatham.Windsor, Detroit.Chicago, Mil* waukie sad all porta on Lake Michigan : and at Toronto for La wist on, Niagara Pa'ls, Buffalo, sod all ports on Lake Erie.To Tourist*.\u2014This Lina a fib nia * moat com* fortahla and txpednioue eoovtyaace.KP\u201c The Steamers ara fitted up with elegantly fur nub ad Sa loans and State Rooms Passing tbraagh the banutifnl scenery of the 1 Hotra tirr IsBAVwa, and oil tha R Av;ns of >he St.Lawrence by day light.In point of speed they are unsur* COMMERCIAL HOUSE, UPPER TOWN MARKET, Spring and Summer Importations OF\t* Bril ish and Foreign, Fancy and Staple DRY ,GODDS.SPRING and SUMMER IMPORTATIONS _\t\u201e\t-.axtanaiva and wall aaaortad Stick, bega to aaaure hi* Friend* and the Public that they will «till find in tb# THE Subscriber, in announcing tha arrival ot and inviting attention to hi* praaenT very ext la and the Public that they will still find in COMMERCIAL.HOUSE The important advantage of purdueing Goods from *\t'i1' / 25 to 40 per cent, lower in price than in other houtea.These Goods have been selected with the greatest care, and with all the advantages which loitgyeaidence and bosinesa experience In the European Markets afford a buyer_ they are bought for Caah, and being eold for Cash only, with a strict and positive adherence to ONE PRICE tha subscriber la enabled to continua the LOW SCALE OF PRICES which he baa for mly adopted.\t,\t, THE STOCK COMPRISES:\u2014Rich Glacd and Brocaded Silks.Satina, Satin Tore* Velvets Poplins, Lustres, Lamaa, Bareges, Delaines.Figured Orleans, Printed Muslins and Cambric*.Ac_^ A splendid asaortrqpnt of Long and Square Shawl* in avary fashionable style and material.Hanker-chiefs, Ribbons, Laces, Flowers, Fringes, Haberdaabary and Fancy Trimmiugs, Hosiery, Gloves Parasola Ac., kt.\t\"\"\t_\t' RICH ahd FASHIONABLY TRIMMED PARIS BONNETS, in Silk, Satin, fce.Plain and Fancy Straw and Tuscan Bonnets, Straw, Leghorn, Tuscan and Chip Hats.Bait\u2019s Hat Hoods, àc., Ac.VISITTES.CAPES and MANTLES of the neweat and most admired patterna and iu eyery quality of material.Children\u2019* Dresses Blouses, Pinafores.Ac., kc.French and British Coisets, Worked Muslin and Cambric gooda.Table Linen.Towelling, Sheeting Damaaks, Moreent, Wbite and Grey Cottooa, Strip a, Ticktne, Counterpanes.Clo b Table Covers, Carpet*.Drugget*.Felts, Roga, kc.,4c.Avery large aijmrtment of Cloth.Casaimara*.Doeakioa, Tweeds, 4c.Veatinga, Braces, Shirt *\t^ Collars, Neck lies.Umbrellas, 4e.Plain and iancy, M bite and Coloured Shirta ; and tha tuna! variety necessary to constitute a eenera assortment.The lowest \\vr\\ce marked in plain figures on every article, -NO SECOND PRICE.\u2014 PATRICK O\u2019NEILL.Buade Strea Quebec, May 16, 1«56.St.Michael\u2019s Cove Hotel.THE Subscriber begs to Merchants and Public g« am To Families moving Wert, (either to Western Canada or the Western States) this Line possesses unequalled advantage*, tb* Steamers running direct to tha Great Western Railway Depot, at Hamilton, atving tb* annoyance of two Tran* sbiosaewts and 24 hoera in time Throegh to Chicago, including all stops, in Sixty-Right Hoar*.Optic» Government Emmigration Department Buildings, Napoleon Wharf.A.R M\u2019DONALD.l .TH06 glbeson,;a«**u- Quebec June M.-ltSS.^ I'ug Steamer* FOB the LOWER 8T.LAWRENCE.inform Lumber __\tgenerally, that be baa re*leased the above well Known and popular Establishment, and having thoroughly refitted H.furnished the same, he is now prepared to receive both permanent and transient Boarders.His TABLE will always be found furnished with tb* best the market can afford, and bis WINES, LIQUORS, and CIGARS of a Choice amp >u-raaioa Quality.Tb* central business situation ot this House, combiaed with the salubrity ot air which its at to* turn commands, render it a moat desirable reaidenee particularly for Leather Merchants and others to whom such advantage* would be valuable.OwuiBuats running at all hours to and from tha City.P.LETARTE.St.Michael's Cove, 18th June.1856.REMOVAL.rvR.LANDRY bn* REMOVED to No.27 IAJ Sr.Anne Stxbbt.opposite to Okill St vaut\u2019*, Esq., near the Esplanade.Quebec.May 6,1856.\t6tnp JOHN PATERSON.and w.Scotch Jellies and Jams.1\t/'\"'IA8ES of Wothkbstoon's Maorted VjF\u2018LLlKS#Bd JAM*.ronalatln* of \u201d!,OXR8 Halifax CHOCOLATE, H Thoma*.Now 1, 30 Bxe.Broma, N.fihuelaali Co., in tia foil.30 \" Cocoa, daw.\tdo.16 \" JamsicB Grd.Giagar,\tdo.For baly by ^ .\tJOHN PATERSON.__Quebec, Jun* 27, 1856.THE Undersigned has commenced business on bis own account as COMMISSION MERCHANT and GENER AL AGENT, and is pre* Eired to leceive Consignment* of LUMBER, RODUCE and other GOODS.EDWARD LxMESURlER.Office, Commercisl Chambers, 8t.Peter Street.Quebec, June 23, 1856.\toj2J PARTIES desirous of BRINGING OUT tbeir Friends from tha United Kingdom, can do so on applicution to the undersigned, who will also furnish DRAFTS rou £1 UPWARDS payable in any part of the United Kingdom.All particulars may be bad on applications, if by latter post-paid.A.C.BUCHANAN, _\tChief Agent.Emigration Department, ) Quebec, Itfth September, 1854.( ALWAYS ON SALE.ITALIAN Ac 'AMERICAN MARBLE, IN EVERY VARIETY OF STYLE k PRICE.JValiM'te SMy-iaiMers, THE Suhacriber has his constantly on OLD DEPOT.No.306, Cnamtlain \u201c\u2019¦\u2022\u2022\u2022Y, (opposite |fr.HeurY\u2019e Foundry.) a large uusntity of DECK PLUGS and SIDE BOLTS from | inch to Ij inch.\u2014can be for* niebed at tha ahortest notice, from ft>00 to 100,000 of the heat and dryuut quality of Pine.^\tT.QUINN.Quebec, Juny.5.1856.Scotch Confectionary.A CONSIGNMENT of 25 Packagee THBRirooN\u2019a CONFECTION AK 1 Ornamental Iron Railingi- FOR SALE :\u2014A large Meortment of ORNAMENTAL IRON R Al LI5G.of the most modern and chaate design*, for Palisading, Balconies, Cemetcriea.fcc., 4c., at Price* from 4*.to 40*.per Lineal Foot, at PHILLIP WHirTVS.Palisading and Geneial Iron Works, 79 St PaulSt:eet, Lower Town.Quebec, 2lat June.1856.FOR SALE.Mess, prime mess 4 prime beef, n1?® .\td- .\tdo.PORK, Prime Letl Ltrdt in Barrels and Kege, GIBB 4 ROS8, New Rutter, in Keg*, B7 Quebec, Jane 17,1856.FOR SALE.UpUNS.JAMAICA RUM of Superior X flavor and strength, 10 Tierce* Mu*.Sugar, 20 Mill* Havana Segars.Now landing ex \" Beacon,\" from Halifax.ROBT.MITCHELL 4.CO.Quebec, 25th June, 1856.( rpi if.St.Lawrence Hotel.HR Subscriber teg* to return thanka to her many Frienda from Upper and Lowtr Cana-who bave favored her ay tha eacouragement hitherto given,-and hope*, by proyidiog a well furnished Table and strict attention to the want* Uf her customers, to recare an increased patronage.One of the many advantages possessed by this Hotel is its being close to all the steamboat Wharves.BaKAETAST always ready on the srrival of th* Boats.Mas.HAMMAN.Quebec, 16th Jane.1856.\t3m D.MACPHIE, IsVMBSR BROKER, HAS REMOVED hi* Office to DALHOU8IE CHAMBERS.Dalhousie Street.Quebec.May 6, 1856.\t(>m REMOVAL.GKO.MORGAN.Sign and Ornamental Painter, Decorater, Ac., Ac., i St.George Street, St.John Suburb.TAKES thisopportuuity of thanking his numerous customers for the favors hitherto '\tbegs to acquaint them and the pub- lic in general, that be has removed from No 10 to No.24, in the aame street.Que her, April 30.1**6.For Sale by the Subscribers.in TTHDS- D*KnyPER»8 GIN, in Exa-Xw XX mining Warebouae, 100 Kegs ROSE SNUFF, best quality.50 Boxes MACCAROM DI NAPOLI, 10 Cases CUT WINES.10 Cases COPLAND\u2019S EXTERMINA TOR.Quebec, Jane 7.1856 G.4 H.GIBSONE, REMOVAL.Messrs Andrews4 Campbell.Ad vocales, have REMOVED tbeir Office to iï0, £A¦0*,, Sy****» * doors above the English Cathedral.Quebec.April 10,1856.MANSION NOISE or » S1 THIS long eatablirbed and well known Houoe, lately kept by Holoatb, having been refitted, is now Ol\u2019E.N for the reception of Travellers.1 be Sitjalion, near the Grand Battery, in St.George Street, Upper Town, combines the advantages of the greatest salubrity and quiet.With a magnificent view of the Harbour and country, and a central position, within a few mmotes walk of the Exchange and Banka.Travellers favoring the ui deisigned with tbeir patronage: either as daily or monthly boarders, will teceiva the aUidest atlenlir n to their comforts, with the best Tabla and Liquors the town can afford.M.BARRETT.Quebec.May 26.1856.\t12m.«TEAMF.RS \" ADMIRAL*» and \u2022\u2022 ADVANCE\" have commoaced their régula-inns down the Si.Lawrence on 1st May, and will be found statioaed at \" Bkandy Pot*,\u201d and elaewbert, if required, for TOWING, or otherwise assisting vessels.The undersigned is prepared to receive all orders for TOWAGES, kc., which will meet with his immediate attention.J.BUTEAU, Agent, St.Patar Street.Qu»b#c,May U, 1866.________2*w For Three Rivers and Montreal The Now Propeller CARD.« y ICO LET,\u201d WILL 1AKE FREIGHT for any of the above places; also TOW CRAFT either Parts, Apply to McDougall, \u2022t.Andrew's VÙH.to Quebec, June 3, 1856.MONTREAL MAIL 8TEAMB8* From thi* d*w.Splendid Steamers QUEBEC,\u201d sMilï by the \u201cJOHN MUNN\" to M jKTaxAL only Ta.04.ROBT.SHAW.Quebec, Jane 2,1858.\tAgert.TO WJJYG BEGS to inform bis friends snd the public tost be has opened a spacious HOTEL in ST LEWIS STR KE T, opposite the Court House, in th# piemise* lately occupied by the Provincial Gevernment, known *a JONES* BUILDINGS.Ma.PEACOCK returns bia sincere thank* for th* very liberal patronage be haa hitherto received in bia late capacity a* a Rg*-TAUBATKua, and hope* by atricl attention to Mrit a continuance of the same.Having laaeed bisatablea to that well-known Livery Stable-keeper, Mr.F.Driscoll, ha begs lo inform Ibe public that Hors- a.Coinages, 4t., can constaatiy be obtained at the Hotel.Horees at Livery will b* attended to with stiict attention.Q'teber, May 10, 1858.VICTORIA HOTEL, POINT LEVI,.(LATE A U G H T O N \u2019 S.) Adjoining the terminus of the Grand Trank Railway.THE undertiguad bega to inform hie friends and the travelling public.# found unsurpassable, and the charge* very Sleam Boats crossing from tb* Hotel to Quebec averv 10 mtaatve.FERRY SEASON TICKETS, for Boarder*, lo be bad at the Hotel.Meats are served in time to suit the ceava-JV'£c®®f!\u2019\u201c\"*,'t8rt»rHviog or departing by tb* W\u2018M- NORMAN.Point Levi, April 30,1RM.\u2014 AND \u2014 Straw Bonnet Muhin Bf o,Y3,St.John-strootwitho ut.fr»HE Misses HUSBAND bag to inform the X Ladies of Quebec and its vicinity, that they will make to order any article in the above Una.Persons lun.isbing their own materials can gpt them mad* in the newest Fashions at th* shortest notice, and on the most Reasonable Term*.TUSCAN, STRAW, and OPEN-WORK BONNE IS, LEGHORN and PANAMA HATS CLEANED and ALTERED.Quebec, April 12.J856.\tgmp Ship Biscuit Bakery.THE undetsigoad have Reoroved their Esta-bliihmeotto No.I, »t.Paria braKar, next door to tha Canada Hotel, and offer for Sal* a LARGE SIOCK of No*.1, 2 ar.d 3 SHIP BREAD.No.Manilla and Tarred Cordage, \u2014Joat Received and for Sale:\u2014 1 4^ /'TOILS best Boston Manufactured MA-1U V^/\tNILLA, 2*\t31 inch.20 Do\tdo Tarred, 2f 3J \" 20 Do\tdo 3ihd Spunyarn, 20 Do\tda 2thd do The Subscribe* is prepared to take orders for »ny size or quantity ot tha above deliverable here, and on favorable terms.JAMES M.KERR, _ .\t,\t85, St.Paul Street.Quabac, June 6, 1856.JUST RECEIVED, DATENT AMERICAN WATERCOOLERS A\tOrnamented and Plain.Do.do.with filleting apparatus.Ice Cream Freezer», complete, Self aaaling Tins for preserving fruit.Improved Refrigerators, or Meat Safes, Silver Plated Basin Cocks, various patterns, American Agricultural Implémenta of various kinds', kc., kc.HENRY S.SCOTT.Quebec, June 3, 18.\u2019 6, India Pale and Scotch Ales.Q/~b /'TASKS Pints and Quarts, CA/ 3 Puncheons Old Scotch Whiskey.Quebec, May 27.1856 JOSEPH WHITE,¦ 27, Si.Peter Street.Fire Bricks Afloat.QA T,hou?and qwii'Y.Ovr X 3 Ton* Fir# Clay.Mantel pieces.MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, BUT 1ER PLATES, WASH and OTHER TABLE TOPS, COPELAND'S PARIAN STATUARY, ANlUUE VASES, kc.kc,.And every article in the trade of (he first qoality and at the lowest bemcnekative raicx.KKLIX MORGAN._\t.\t19i John Street, without Quebec, June 18, 1856.Summer Hats, JOHN HENDERSON & CO., Fronting the Upper-Town Market Square, HAVE received a Full Assortment of all the NEW STYLES of PANAMAS, LEG-HORN and TUSCAN HATS, whit* and colored, kELTS ot every description, in all their va* riety of st j le and color.LONDON VELVET NAPPED HATS of very superior quality, just arrived, equal, if not snperior, to any ever imported into Canada.CLOTH and FM EF.O CAPS made from aam* p'e patterns lately received.INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING and Waterproof HATS.Quebec, June7tb, 1856.A.& S.NORDHEIMER\u2019S PIANO FORTE WAREROOMS Toronto 4l BSontreal.Comtantly on hand gbe largest assortment ot PIANO-FORTES, from the moat celebrated manufactories of STODART.New-York, CHICKERIXG, Boston, DUNHAM, New-York.fcjTAt the Laxcest Manufactory Prices.Also, a g.est variety of PIANO-FORTES, from other well known makers, aurh as Bacon k Ravxn, Ncnni.Liuht k Nbwton, Boabdman k («sat, Hallett, Davis k Co., Bbown k.Al-lkn, kc , kc., BROAD WOOD 4 SONS.COLLARD k COLLARD, London, (Eng-ERARD,\tland,) DEBAIN, Paris, (France.) tJTA Liberal allowance made for Old Pianos taken in exchange.\\Y7ITH REFERENCE to the shove adver- v tisement, the undersigned begs to announce that he has been appointed by Messrs.A k 8.NoanHRiMxa.tbeir AGENT FOR THE SALE of the above Celebrated Irstrumenta, in Quebec and Vicinity, and he invites atiantiow to a Choice gelection of PLAJI0-P0RTE8, which be has jivst received, and may be seen at bia Store, No.3©j, John .street, without.CffiY All Pianos guaranteed by tha firm for Five Yxaa*.^\t.\tHENRY OWEN Quebec, June 6.1«56.Wo- ihxrspoon\u2019s CONFECTIONARY, eon-alsting of Scotch Mixtures, Sugared Almonds, Jujubes, assorted Lozenges, Scotch Caraways In tiaa, and Lemon.Orange Acid, Pear, Tom iburnb, Jenny Lind, and Piaa Apple Drops, in (lass.For Sale by ^ .\t.\tJOHN PATERSON.Quebec.Jan* 27.1856.Spar*, j)fa*t*, Oar*, tife T\u2019HE undersigned begs to call tbs attention of Merchants and Sbip-Mssters to bia large and well aatoned Stock of LUMBER now on band and for Salo, at BLais\u2019 Booms, Cape Blanc, viz ,\u2014 SPRUCE SPARS, SPRUCE OARS, RED PINE SPARS, ASH OARS.And every other description of Wood Goods for Ship\u2019s uie, all of which will be disposed of at moderate rates, and delivered aloogsida of Vaa-\u2022elafree of charge.A.MACADAMS.Orne» : Montreal Telegraph Bunding.Quebec,June6.1856.SlfWBHS HDISSS, (Late Delmonico's Hotel.) 21, 23, 25, ft 27, BROADWAY, ^ NEW YORK Opposite Bowling Green.THE undersigned avails himself of this opportunity of informing his Canadian friends that be has leased the above named house for a term of years, and has made eztensive altera tions and repairs, and omitted nathing that will tend to the accommodation or comfort of gueatr 1 he house having been newly furnished through out, m the most thorough and modern style, with a view to convenience and comfort, and a-it will be conducted on the European plan, an with an experienced caterer, and thorough cooks, he hopes to give satisfaction to those who favor him with their patronage, which ha* never failed while in other Hotel* in this City.\u201e\t\u201e L .JOHN O\u2019GRADY.J« New Yoik, Jon# let, 1856.\t3m-iol6 CROWN LANDS DEPARTMENT.* Toronto, 24th July, 1866.THE undermentioned lets which form a par Of the Northern and >outb*rn port ions of 'be Island of tit.Joseph, l ake Huron, will he of-lervd at Public AucUon, at tb* office of tb# Com-miseioner of Ciown Lands, in the Citr of Toronto on MONDAY, the FIFTEENTH SEPTEMBER next, at tb* hour of NOON.Upset price two shillings and six pence pet acre ; on* filth to he paid down at the time of Sale, the remainder by four yearly Instalments with interest on each aa its become» due, or tha Paten's may iaso* so soon as tha purchase money shall be paid up in full.Tha map of tb* Island may be inspected during (be business hours, up to the dat of 8e!e.A coasidera bia port ton of tbe island of fit.Joseph is of good quality, well timbeved, and th* \u2022oil ia adapted for Agricultural puiposes, and the waters around it abound with excellent fisheries.Tb* mining regions will afford a favorable market for 'he surplus Agricultural produce raised upon tb* l.laftd, which It** on the course of.end possesses stopping place* for tbe American and Canadian Steamers, proceeding to Sault St Man*.CONCESSION A.tffVrrc'E.* IXOCBTKD tO fb* JESUIT* BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN CHEAP CLOTHING BSTASMSXaiBB*.I.& J.L LEWINE No.11, Fabrique Street, UPPER TOWN, (Next door to Measrs.J.k O.Cukhazik ) THE subscribers beg to inform tbeir Fries» dt and tbe Public in general, that they hav* [mpoited from the beat Houses ia England and Alwaya an hand Water, Soda and Sweet Bit-fuit, Plain ani Sweet Crackers, which they will dispos* of at a Lowza Rate (ban anv other manufacturer.P.ALLARD fc SON, I, St.Peter Street, Lower-Town, and No.6, King Street, St.Rocbj.Quabac, 14th ri.l< .\tKm KNHY TORRANCE 4 GO., Stock A.Produce Broker*, OommUaion, Shippinf A General Agents, TORONTO.OFFICE, FRONT STREET, formerly occupied by tbe Montreal Telegrah Company HBMBY TOBBAKC*.\tOKOBUB THOMAS.Reftrtnett t J.Steranson, Eeq., Caah.Br.Bank Montreal, A Jff'Ool# W, W.Ransom, Esq., Managsr Br.Quebec w ._\t.Bank, do Mesats.Moffstt, Murray k Cu.\tdo Massra.Hutchison k Co.,\tdo Massrs.David Torranc# 4 Cu., Montreal.Measrs.Gibb k Roes, Qutbtr.Meaarfi.Curtlas.Mitchell k Co., New York.Daniel Torrance, Esq ,\tj0 Toronto, Apiil 26, 1656.\t6m JOSEPH WHITE, .\t27, St.Peter Street, Quebec, May 27,1826.eaexB tea uabb, A FINE 1ONKD ORGAN, by Wabbew, ol Mootieal, well suited lor a Chapel, or a large public roaaa.It may be seen io the rooms ahvos Mr.Mclnuos\u2019s Confectioo-.ry Store, St.John Street.Quebec, May, 27, 1856.Wm, Banfield Begs to inform his Friends and the Public that he has now OPENED his New House in tbe CUL-DE-SAC called the GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY RE FRESHMEN T HOUSE.Near the Entrance to the Railway Station, QUEBEC.1TTHERE hr hopes by strict attention and * ?Moderate Cb-ugee to met it a share of public support.GOOD BEDS STEAKS CHOPS, kc., kc ready at all hour».Gband Tucjix Ticxets obtainable, and a., information given to Emigian'» going to tbe Far »ve*t.kc., 4c., on tbe premises.N.R.\u2014Pleasure Parties can be accommodated with Refreshments, kc., at HIS HOUsE, Chau dikre Station.Quebec, June 6, 1856.\t6m ax Steamer \" CANA- NOW LANDING DIAN.\"\u2014 6 Tons Manilla Hemp.3 do Manilla Cordage, 6 in.a !{ in.\u2014And daily expected ex \u201c Margaret,\"\u2014 2 Chaia Cables, I) in., 90 fma.each.I do de |j ia., 90 do.I Wood-stocked Anchor, 30 ewt, 2 Iron-stockad do, 6 and 7 cwt.2 lmpiov*d Patent Anchors, each 35 cwt.3 Tons Close Link Chain, j in.a j in.Tarred Cordage\u2014various sizes.Clip Hooka\u2014Tackle, Hooks and Thimbles.Connecting Shackle*, 4c., 4c.Far Hal* by C.W.WILSON k Co.Quebec, May 23, 1856.THE 8taum#FrrST_LOUIS7r' » now ready tbuTOWIffè uf RAFTS, and to MOVE VESSELS, at Vary Low Rate*.Tbe frateat at'SMiea will ku paid to Orders which tn«y bu placed 4b the banda of the pro pria tor, 1 O-oU.^, TO WA f//i\u2019.'Y THF.NEW DOUBLE ENGINE STEAMER NOTICE.tw mmm\\ mm* FORMERLY occupieo oy Mr.Huuh O\u2019Nbili., SAUL I -AU-MATELOT STREET, will b* OPENED on MONDAY, the 7th instant, for the reception ol Boatders and tbs Public in gttieral.IT*Terms of Board made known at th* Hotel.M 1M .GEORGE BorCK, P.8.\u2014Wiy»» k I.iquoaa of Superior quality, and Cinaaa ol tbe rhoéoeat Brands.Quebec.April 3.1856.\t|2m numbers\u2019 Prices.IN consequenra of the pracfic# of misstat*-menta being made «?> Gentlemen by eom* of the trade concerning my Prie##.I am Induced to publiih tbe following liât of my present 'Prie** the Public can than tudg* for tbemuelve*.' tcavie» ytrts.Strong { inch British laid, warranted to reaiet the heaviest pressure in \"RAMBLRie,r; (#0 Horn Powsf,\u2014Low Preaggr* ) 3?S?3«sa»6 where.Apply to ^\tALLISON DAtIK, < QuaWc, April 6, 1856.WILLIAM TAIT, Mbtp CM*w and Orocgr, No.61, Sr.P»T»a Rtskrt, J J AS constant I] sntly i IN NI8 LINE on hand EVERY ARTICLE -F.of the rery beat quality, I wbèeh he Srijl sell st the lowest possible pries*.Quebec, per foot.Do.| do do do Do.] do do do WAIST OB SINS rtPB.1\tinch pip* (4 lbs Usd) par foot.M\tdo 2\tdo 2t\tdo 4\t(5 IU lead) 8 in.Watarcloaat or Soil Pipe, per loot Id 2td 6d KM Id 3d 6d la lid 3s ibae.May 24, 1856.8m JNOa A.ELY, NOTARY.Orrici DKAN\u2019s BUILDINGS' Bl Pater Street.1 .\tTatvu rocxs.è to.Plato Noe* Valv# Cocas, warrant- ad to ruaiat 10U0 teat baud, 6a \u2022 *»\tJo\tdo\t6# Hoax cocxt.è Scraw Noaa Ho.# Cock, warrant ad to reakt 1000 feet head.\t6.| do do do ^\t9, Wash-hand Basin* In variety, Se to 7a id.\twaraa clo* ara.Ridaway*.60*., beat Patent Pm Clews* 7na ffiak Gratua, I0d.Plug, and fomtoersTT\u2019 \" w »ox**a,\u2014rib.la04.Tbne.FHtla* \u2022pBtoks, W^-haml tod Service Pip#, 10a.per day.Kf P.8.\u2014A more detailed Bat i\u201e « fowdays.JOHN BYE.Practical PtomXlffi^ FIRST CUSS ENCRiVINCS, At Reduced Prices\u2014Just Received A Large Awortment of very superior ENGRAVINGS, among which are : Winterbaltera*\u2014Royal Family.La nd*e*raT w is s.Herrings'\u2014English Homestead.DanCane'\u2014Pnnce Charles.2 prints.Colre*\u2014Voyage of Life, 4 piinls.Lawrane*'\u2014Duke of Wellington.M art i ns'\u2014C i uci fi aion.Flench Lithographs, 4c., kc.Connoisseuis are rrspeCtlully invited to call and exafoina the collection.JOHN SMITH.Carver, Gilder, and Print-sellre, 25 8|.John Streot, (without.) Tuesday.May 20,1856.JUST RECEIVED, CHEAP PLUMBER\u2019S ESTABLISHMENT, And although Cheap, the MATERIALS ARK OF THE BEST, at J.W.GATES k CO , ^\tPlimbers, orner of De» Fossé* k Ann StreeU,St.Rochs.Quebec, May 28, 1856.\t6m PU»?CLt»» Private Hoarding House SS.SlABiB®3yaiB, (Latx Mbs.STEELE**.) O U A.\t4* EBPLAWADE, Quebec, .May 20, 1856.\t^ Quebec Las ( ompan).NOTICE THE discount on «Il Gas conaumeil by meter.ait - \u2022 r .u ,>*,d ,or ,D fo\"toimity with the Rule* ol the l nmpany, will * PER CRN r.By order ol the Directors, P.PEEBLES, o«.w\u201e.\u201e.Quebec.6th June, 1856.NOTICE To Ship CapUing ar4 Stfve^drM» THF.oad*f»ign*d has FOR HIRE a large Stork ot newly made WlNCHER RAFTING t IIAINS, Ac.\t\u2019 \u2014 also \u2014 kSSmm^ ctn IRON P,'Mrs T MONTGOMERY, M., «TImT' Munirai Notice.M*'''***'™™*™ b*Tg REMOV-Kl) their Mtti,c Roomn ta No.15 UP-f\u2019KK AM»KLK STRKET.\tU Quebec.May 12, 1858.\t3.m NOTICE THE Subscriber begs to inform the Mer chants, snd th* Public in general, that h* hst Watedthe premiers lately oecpied by Mr.\u2019¦JL'ZrJJZï N® ,0\u2019 sault-au-mate- L MERES COVE, (formerly belonging to Wm.Pktrv, Ksq.) will b* prepared a»ter the FtBST of Mat next TO RECEIVE TIMBER, DEALS, STAVES, and to Mabk Advances thereon if required.JNO.ROCHE.Quebec February 13.1866.\t8m London pewter pint pots, i^pm ASacha Toy*, Plat*/ do .Splendid China Tea Setts, and other article# imparted by Mr.S.Lbvt.Quebec,Oet.25.HENRY OWEN.101 John Street, With* 186» FIRE BRICKS.F0* ?.\\L£- 7!,'°00 VKST FISK BRICKS, X tx \" Adam L.xlf*,\" },y ^ v «ÏO fcüRNft 8YME8 k CO.Quebec, 26th: 1866.Lot.\tAcres.I\t74 3\t119 4\t150 7\t121 9\t133 II\t94 13\t91 17\t1U0 19\tIUO 56\t186 58\t210 *W\t20U 62\t173 64\t194 66\t167 6*\t201 70\t300 HURON CONCESSION.19\t100 NEF.BISH CONCESSION 19\t73 CONCESSION B.3\t112 5\t108 7\t117 9\t154 MIDDLE CONCESSJ\t 7\t100 9\t100 CONCESSION C.\t 1\t100 3\t100 5\t100 7\tMO 11\t190 * 13\t159 15\t162 17\t128 19\t140 21\t167 23\t118 CONCESSION D.\t 1\t100 »\t100 5\t100 *\t100 9\t100 CONCESSION E.\t 4\t100 6\t100 6\t100 7\t100 9\tMO II\ttoo 13\t100 15\t100 17\t100 19\t100 CONCESSION F.\t 1\tMO 3\tMU 5\tloo 7\tM0 9\t100 II\t100 13\t100 15\tIlk) 17\t100 19\tloo CONCESSION G.\t 1\t100 3\t100 6\t100 4\tHW 9\ttoo 11\t100 13\t100 15\ttoo 17\t100 19\tI0O 21\t100 23\t100 25\t77 CONCESSION V.\t 1\t145 3\t151 8\t127 ONCECSSION 1.\t 1\t100 2\t100 5\t100 7\ttoo 9\t100 CONCESSION 2.\t 1\t100 3\t1 ixl 6\t100 7\t100 \u2022 9\t100 CONCESSION 3.\t 100 100 100 luo 100 CONCESSION 4.I\t100 3\t100 6\t100 7\t100 9\t97 CONCESSION ».1\t100 CONCESSION 8.I\t100 3\t100 6\t100 CONCESSION 9.I\t100 3\t|d lent condition ; and tbe whole could be r#p«im| toajhertume.Patcafc .be pa{mr fol ¦ww iiunr cBorny.A REVISED LIST of CHARGES maintaining Lon im ohiIkr to.been established snd may be seen at the Ckm* T*av, or on application to the Secretary or Tree \u2022urer.No work will be done »p.n lots nmlZ.Really ordered and paid I.SSJS S\\Z Owing to th* difficulty that bn* arfoeu in eob lectmg accounts, the rule which provide* that al charge* for Interments must be pawl for nrk».tbo order ia given.will, in future, U altKÜy .4 be red to.\t' Mf.Ruunbr W^ra»» has been appointed Superintendent of the Cemetfoy, Ry order nENRY 8.RCOTT April tl, I MU.\t\"E** T icKi loEii icain ** P,#P,|red to dolivor ICR fo Hotel» end ramilles on hi* u*\u201ea| t.rB f THE MORNING CHRONICLE.WEDNESDAY.AUGUST 13.1866: A4%ertl««meMta llila 4ajr Grand Trank Rnilwty r#rry\u2014Tl¥klt«.P*opUa\u2019 Building 8oci«ty.\u2014Wn MHUr.Tin PUuafor\t\u2014C.% W.Wurtcln.N«w Ship for S«l« or Chnrttr^Jraa UumHo.Wnatod to Chnrtor\u2014C.k J.Sharploo k Co.Mnt rooponoiblo for debt*\u2014Copt.D.Mowat.Qooboc Goo Con pony.\u2014P.Poobleo.Woolmiaolor BovUw\u2014P.Sincloir.Cool* for Sola\u2014Ryon, Bro*.k Co.Letter Loot\u2014T.Borne.Solo of Floor.\u2014A.J.Monhon.ferain ora unuotttHy) luxuriont.The hoy crop, olthoufh not oo good no woo antietgpt-od, in a good o'io, and our tor wore onlyro-qOlm fino weather to horveet.* OH nbundnnt QUEBEC, AUGUST 13.1856.' Th* Racks.\u2014The weolher changed yeo-tei Joy ohonly after one o*ok>clr, and woe al-tnoet fatal to the Roceo in point o! amute-inent, for, although the rain woo not heavy at any lime, it kept up a oteody,\u2018uncomfortable drizzle throughout the afternoon.Undei ouch niraumotonoeo, the meeting on the Couroe waooouhned in a great meooure to the proieooioiial opeoulMoio mad racina amateurs.The attendanow of reape.uble persona was very limited, and the lew oaitiogea with stranger» [principally Americano] were either closed, or hod the colooh heads drawn oo closely over that the occupants were concealed from the public view.riKST RACK.By the arrival of the oteamahip Anglo Saxon at this port, after a very rapid passage, we were enabled to preeent to the citizens of Quebec the eerlieot edition of the Queen\u2019s Speech, on the prerogatioa of the Imperial Parliament, published on this continent.The Speech is a little longer, and pooseaaes less formality than usual.Nay, there is a calm dignity about the document which one cannot help feeling, when he reads the plain statement given therein of the results of the late great contest.While the empires of Kurope seem trembling on the surface of secret convulsions, while the peninsulas of th° old continent are becoming the scenes of insurrection and anarchy, while the neighboring States are distracted and unsettled ¦with electioneering strife and the struggles of adverse interests, the sovereign of the British dominions is calmly thanking her Parliament for their \u201csupport in the hour of trial,\u2019» and prays that the prosperity o! her \u201c faith-fdl people may continue and increase by the general conaequences of peace.\u201d It is gratifying also to hear of Her Majesty\u2019s anxiety to avail herself of the same opportunity to express the pleasure, which it aflorded her to receive, during the war, numerous and honourable proofs of loya Ity and public spirit from Her Majesty\u2019s Indian territories, and \u201c those colonial possessions, which constitute so valuable and important a part of the dominions of the British crown.\u201d The favorable alate of the revenue, the thriving condition of all branches of the national industry, are subjects of congratulation in the Royal Speech* while Her Majesty gratefully acknowledges \u201cthe loyalty ot her faithful subjects, and that spirit of order, that respect for the law» which prevails in every part of her dominions.\u201d Who does not feel proud on such an occasion ol belonging to so great and glorious an empire, and of living under so illustrious and exemplary a sovereign?We do not olten intrude the expression ol such sentiments on our readers, we believe it unnecessary to do so; yet the patriotic hope that loyalty and order may be encouraged and increased in the remoter parts of the British dominions by glancing at the noble picture exhibited in ihe mother country at the present moment, may readily excuse this special notice of a formal ceremony.Th« Qubbm'» Plate ot Pirrv Gvikba».lb« Low liar Most Gracious Majesty, \u2014(or horses bred er Canada.\u2014S utile dash : Entrance 47 10a\tp.p.\u2014 Turf Club YVelfhla.Mr.Klrwlu'a h.\u201c Ivaahoe,\" 3 year», red |\t| Jacket, black cap.I bolted.Mr.lirUcoit'a b ui \u2022\u2022 Maid ot At be ns,\" | »tC«-d, Breen Jacket A black cap.\u2022 | 2 | Mf.Irish's cl g.\u201c John Boston, agod, blue Jacket, black cap.\u2022 .| 1 | The Mektimo in St.Kochs.\u2014We translate from the Canadien the following account of the Meeting held at St.Kochs, on Sunday afternoon :\u2014 The meeting was held in Jacoues Cartier Square ; arrangements had been duly prepared beforehand by the ringleaders of that political party which professes to radicalise the people, alter its own lashion.Having taken possession of the platform before \\espers were over, they proceeded to harangue the crowd ; and M.Plamondon, Advocate, 'Nas (we are informed) the first to take up his parable.M.Chabot was afterward* ca ed for : and one »f the persons who had calle.l for him, was shamelully attacked, beaten and bruised by blows from two individuals ol the opjmsite party.The tumult and bloodshed which ensued, induced Mr.( habot to leave n disgust the arena of an assemblage in which scenes of violence seemed to have taken the place ol the rights of tree Jiscus-gion.Such is the substance ot the report, the details of which can be confirmed by the oaths and affidavits of persons present, such is the true account of a meeting in which certainly public opinion was not representetl, nor indeed the opinion of the assembly it^eU-We publish in conclusion, the Resolutions which were finally adopted.A number of citizens, far from satisfied with the manner in which the proceedings had been conducted, or the object aimed at, got together a more orderly assemblage, at a short distance trom the spot, where the onginsl meeting had been A\tÎ i n cr tO tht5 tCStimOnV Ol convoked.According to the testimony some of the most respectable inhabitants ot St.Kochs, there were present at this lattei assembly nearly two thinls of the spectators whocompnsed the former.This unequivocal demonstration of a considerable majority terminated in the unanimous adoption of the two following Resolutions:\u2014 Moved by Mr.A.Cote, ¦econded by Mr.AM.Fortin, \u2018\"il'raolTrd.- That the treater par* ** Uneber.who bail rome t» take part in the Meeting now brio* held la Jarque* Cartier Market Square, not having bail the liberty ot etpreaaing their opinion.*«*\u2022\u2022-lemaly declare that they do not concur in 'h- Keaoln the Keaoln uSS^wkSTtkev.I» eooaeqaenee o( the ooofuaion and riot prevailing.ha«t not perfactly beard.*nd *\"**.contrary lo what ba» been reaolved on by the \u2022\u201cfmi«-ot liberty, they bave the greatoat con«dance in tbe Ad UUM:\u201ca.Talbot, Eaq., Advocate, seconded by Ed.Lemleu*.F.#q .City CouoclUor.and.Ueaotved,\u2014\" That the cltisen* of Quebec have aeen with aatiafaction, the effort* wade by the Kerepreaenta Uvea of the City of Quebec and tbe greater part of tbe Mombera far Lower Canada, to aecura tbe eooatruction of th« North Shore Railway, and the permanent »etue-ment of the Seat of Government at Quebec .and that they are of opinion that they onght n«t to let tbia op port an ity paaa without eipreeaing tbalr ratefnl ac bnowledgmeiita toward* thoae member* ol the Adioln latratlon, who have given a baarty anpport lo tbeae two itrcAt\tto Important to tha future pr«»ip*.itjr of Lower Canada \u201d\t________-\u2022***«.\tVAlK.w.t.A.D.RIVKHIN, Secretary (CertifledJ The first vessel, the \u201c Chevtek,\u2019 Capt.Mitchell, of the Line of Screw Steamers,an-nouoced as establishetl ilirect between IaOH-tlon and Quebec or Montreal, left the London docks on the \u201823d of July.A statement would be observed, however, in our Shipping Intelligence, dated Deal 25th July,\u2014\u201cCame down and anchored \u201c Chester\u201d steamer for Quebec and Montreal.\u201d The next steamer ol the line is announced to sail from London on the 9th instant.This race terminated in fauai of \u201cJohn Boaton,\u201d by a couple of lengths, \u201c Maid of Athens\u201d lying well up.At the start \u201c Iv-anhoe\u201d immediately went to the front, and led for upwards of a mile, but then bolted.Helling at starting, \u201c Ivauhoe\u201d against the field.SECOND RACE Thu Tear Club Pva*» of 430.Two wlU boat» : Kutraitco £3,\u2014half forfolL\u2014Turf Club Welgbu: for l*riivlncc brad boraoa only.Mr.Hoswclt'a e.b \u201c «'barley Kelly,\" I I\tI aged, green and white.* .| 1 | Mr.Dunbaai'a b geld.\u201c Jackaou,\" aged, j bine and wbita.\t| dr- | Mr.Drlacoll'a b.tu.*' Maid of Albeua \u2022 | dal.j j \u201c Maid of Athens\u201d entered for this race instead ot \u201c Jackson,\u201d drawn by lus owner, was distanced u) the first heat by \u201c Charley Kelly.\u201d This horse, ol course, won the race with the grestest ease.THIRD RACE tnllo dr dr.1 1 Tbe CmzBN\u2019s IVaa».of 423.Entrance 4:» heal».\u2014open to all bor*M.\u2014Turf Club Walgbla.Mr.Iloawrtra c.h.** Charley Kelly,\" aged, green A white.Mr.Drurolls colt \u201c Oarrv-Owvn,\" four yoar*.green A black.Mr.Kirwlu \u2022 b.m \u201c Auguata,\u2019' 5 year* red jacket A black rap.\t¦\t\u2022 Mr Grahatu'a b.A \u201c Hay Boaton,\" all year*, blue Jacket A blk cap.Mr.Gate*' c.colt \u201c Dangerous James,\" late ** Sam Know Nothing,\" four veara.red and white.\u201c Charley Keily \u201d and \u201c Garry Owen \u201d were tlrawn after the first heat.The odds were altogether for \u201c Augusta,\u201d which was the favourite Irotn the start.(To the Editor of tho Morning Chrmul*) Tommto, 7th AuguaL Dow Sir,\u2014There te en absolute famine in the pelkioal world of Upper Canada at present, and oonsequently the hungry monitors of the Press find it very hard to get even s^raodioum of provender to keep themselves from mar-vat ion.fn Lower Canada where the appetite is not by my means so keen for nigh seasoned political food, I find you have enough to Jo to pihvide u daily bread,\u201d but what must be the solicitude of such a paper as the Globe, for instance, which is bound to supply a description of grub tbe market in no wiee affords, and to do so in liberal abun* dance ?There is nothing for it but to grow the fruits in its own gsrden, to fatten its own beasts, and to slaughter them at home, and it must be confessed there is a commendable degree ot diligence exhibited in providing the daily necessaries.To be sure, there is some very coarse stuff served up occasionally, but then that only brings out the rare abilities of'lhe cook, who with spice and condiment, manages to disguise the substance of the dishes with good success.As a genera^ thing, the Irish stews are amazingly relish-* ed, and the \u201c fish and onions \u201d go down equally well.Commend us to a cook who hasgenius, for he will .uake you eat whul you would abhor if jiresented in its plain form.The amount ot ssw-dust the readers of some of our political sheets have been made to swallow, for some time past, is truly amazing, and retiens as much credit upon tbe digestive oigana of these human ostriches as upon the skill of the parties who manufacture the pu*ufuwi.In the Globe of yesterday, Mr.Inspector General Cayley was \u201c done Brown \u201d by a correspondent who represents public opinion in Huron as decidedly adverse to the Ministry.Now to shew what foundation there is for the report, I may state that a local paper, the Goderich l\\met, says the Inspector (àeneral has been warmly received by his constituents, and that some twelve meetings w«re held, ail of which were most decidedly in his favor.The following Resolution was carried amid loud cheers :\u2014 \u201c Moved by James Pickert, Esq., seconded by VV.Sanders, Esq., that the inhabitants of Exeter and its vicinity, have full confidence in the conduct, character ami integrity of the Hou.VV.Cayley, as their representative in Parliament ; and are fully satisfied with the explanations which he has given.\u201d In Exeter, the Tunes says, a township dinner was given to Mr.Cayley, and the demonstration was crowded, and passed off most successfully,\u2014the health of \u201cTbe Ministry \u201d being \u201c enthusiastically received.\u201d that tbs ssst of govsrnmtnt should bo I Tbe army has lufsrsd plac'd in tbs rsntr» of tbs bulk of tbs popelstUe of tbs ineuirooU fcavs ssvsrsly, but tbs lossss considers bis- which would naturally be also tbs csnlrs of bu siness ; but bs thought it prematura to slismpt to make s choice wbils lbs popolstmu between th* provinces was ne«rlv equal sitd ths question < f pre|tontlersiirs trembled is Ibo bslsuco.Tho quest ion ut permanency was first put sud ear* ried, bs(Mr Cayley) with his Upj*sr Csnsda colleagues voting against it.He tbeo voted lor Toronto, next for Kuigs\u2019on.tboo for Upper Ca nsds, then against Moutiesl sad Quebec.(Cheer») He had been taunted in tbe Moose with down so small s sum a»j£60,00u.but h# did not conceive that be was bound to bring down s larger vote (ban whst was necessary lo restore the burnt buildings in Quebec, or by s large oxport-dltuif to nlare a stumbling block in the way ol a reconsideration of a question of at much im portance lo Canada, by s tuturo House «f A»-semblv.A serious accident occurred at Hrooklyu, N.V., on Saturday afternoon, occasioned by ttie explosion of a boiler attached to the sate factory of VVilder&Co., whereby about one halflhe building was destroyed, rive persou* were killed, and some fifteen wounded.From tbe Three Rivera Enquirer.We have receeived a letter Irom G.E.Harthe, Eaq., in the name of the committer descolloburuteurs, stating that Mr.Doucet, the gentleman alluded to in a recent number ot this paper, is not the Editor of the ifu< Canada.The booms on the St.Francis are said to have given wav and over four thousand cords of wood broken loose; the St.Lawrence was covered yesterday with drifting cordwood and among it several pieces of square timber.Agricultural Exhibitions or The Vermont State Fair this year ISSti.\u2014 will be held at Burlington, Sept.9\u201412; the Canada East Provincial Exhibition at Three Rivers, Sept.16\u201418 ; the Canada West Provincial Exhibition Kingston, September 23\u201426 ; the Ohio State Fair at Cleveland, September 23\u201426; the Illinois State hair at Alton, September 30\u2014Oct.3 ; tho Michigan State Fair at Detroit, Sept.30\u2014Oct.3; the New York State Fair at Watertown, Sept.30\u2014Oct 3, and the Wisconsin State Fair at Milwaukee, Octobers\u201410.A great international Fair is in contemplation in Buffalo N.Y.early in September.\u2014 44 It is proposed \u201d says the Buffalo Heyublic, \u201c to oiler prizes to the amount of between $15,000 ami $20,000, for which all the citizens of the United States and Canada will be allowed to compete, in all the varied and extensive departments of Agriculture and Mechanical industry.Music Hall.\u2014Hannington\u2019a Grand Diorama of the Russian War will beoxhibited at the Music Hall on Tuesday next, and positively for five nights only Our young friends will be delighted with the combination of attractions Mr.H.has prepared for their amusement.Signor Jenmetli, with his collection of Fantoccini, Clowns, Polandera Juggler, and dancing figures, will keep them in roars of laughter ; and the gorgeous scones of the Fairy Grotto, with its enchanting song birds, will fill their young heads with wonder.The magnificent Diorama of the Russian War and the brilliant scene of the London Illuminations, with all their Accessories of mueio, 4c., is s very interesting exhibition for ladies and others who aooompany their young friends.Improved Breeds of Poultrv.\u2014In a report on the poultry show at the late Agricultural Exhibition at Cheltenham, the Dorking and Cochin classes arc described as of unusual excellence.These are described as the classes which specially deuerve encouragement, for the following reasons, which we copy for the information of such of our farmers as may not be already instructed on the subject The great object of the poultry keeper and the poultry consuming public is to obtain good birds fit for table eurly in the season.Now, Cochins lay through winter, Dorkings not till spring.Keep both sorts ; and the one will provide you, first, with eggs for winter consumption, and then with brood hens ready to sit on the very first eggs that the others lay, so that fom these, the best breed in the world for the table, you will procure birds of the very best quality fit fur the table at the very earliest period.Mr.Cavley.on rising to acknowledge the compliment, said\u2014that looking at the mee'ing as a gathering of friei.d* who would receive what he might say in a kind'y ma ner, ha would endeavor lo be as hriel as itoaaible in touching upon the several topica which bad occupied the attention of the Legis'ature at it* last session.Tbe (\u2022rand Trunk Railroad question was a legacy w hich bad dt-scemled to them from former Governments, and the present Administration had nothing to do wi'h the terms and conditions on which it had been originally undertaken.The 1\u2019iovincial guarantee, or, in other word», the lending the credit ot the Province to assist the undertaking, was alto the act of a former Gov* eminent ; and, it was a tieresaary consequence of this act (which had invested the Province wuh a pecuniary interest in the success of the enter-piise) that the Government should interfere when the com|Miiiy tell into difficulties, or.sacrifice the \u2018hree million loan, leave the stockholders to iheir late and the rose' unfinished The course of the Government was known to alt.They bad declined lending more ol tha Provincial funds, but allowed the company to borrow an additional two millions in England on a first mortgage.If thia plan >u reeded the road would be finished, which * a«ot itself a maMer of incalculable advantage lo the Province, and every prospect would b« afford»* I of getting th*ir money ba>k.In the meantime the interest had to be provided for, and this rendered necessary the re-imposition of the du* t e« which he (Mr.Cayley) bad taken off last year.The story had been told at Goderich, by a Mr.Malcolm Cameron, that a certain merchant of that town h«d infirme! some customers of his, (fiieuds of Mr.Cayley.) that be was ob'iged to ask them 3 cents extra, per lb.on rawr sugar, ss that was the additional duty Mr.Cayley had put on\u2014that these friends hsd thereupon declared their intention to go into opposition.Now: be.(Mr.Cayley) would remind tbe me-ting that the re»lurtion he bad made last year was about an eighth of a penny on raw sugar, ami he had placed only that amount back again, lo meet the Grand Trunk l>*bt, and the whole duty was but 3 farthings per lb.; so that the merchant alluded to must, according to Mr.Cameron's account, have been making a scape-goat of the Government to squeesAan a 'drtionsl profit of three cents per lb.out of his customer.With regard to the duty on Tea, precisely tbe same course had b-en taken\u2014last year be had re»luced the du-y to 2d.per lb., and tbia year had risen it to More Falsehoods of the Colonist.\u2014As an instance of the means habitually resorted to by the Quebec Colonist, to impose upon its readers and the public generally, we copy the following from our esteemed and oft quoted cotemporary of Three Rivers : The QtioUeo Colonial aaya the Governor General waa hlased at Three Hirer* : the saaertlon la about »a true aa that of the Ha* Caneda.who Inform* n* \" that every Canadian month wa* rlo«e *buL\" when the very Editor of that «heel wa* one of tbnae who »** I « t eoi|ing Mr.\u2019smrron'a 8t.Michesl** College Bill, Bu' what waa the object of this Bill Î Let it apeak lor itself.He would quote from the Bill itaeK __\u2022< a Bill to incorporate an ins' itnrirn formed for the reception and instruction of orphans and the rebel of the poor, the sick and other nerea itou* *, W*a that a Popish arheme f did it breathe sup*tstitmn or threaten the Bulwarks ol Proreeianitm 1 Wsa it not rather a charity of which the most enlightened Christianity might he proud, and ol which Orangemen might mak* tier boast t Separate Sehools had been made souther charge.VVnat had the government done?I hry had ex'ended in the tame liberal spirit to the Roman Catholic* of Upper Canada, thein-lulgence which Lower Can»»li«na h *d granted lo their Proteatant brethren in Lower Canada ye*'a ago\u2014the right to place iheir youths tinder thrir own teacher*.F.qual right* wsa a claim which n > Briton ever turned a deal ear to (Cheer*) When more wa* demsn»led the demand was re-fnaed, and this led to a severe attack upon the French member» of the Government by the head of their Church in T »ronlo.H* had been asked his opinion about representation by population.He had no heaiislion in declaring that in hit opinion the principle waa a sound and ronslitu-lional one.He h«d advocated it when formerly in th* House, and before the number ol members of the Houae ol Assembly had been increased had contended, that it ahoull be ma'I* a part of th* Bill, sod that the necewary machinery should have been introduced into It to carry it out.(Hear, hear ) The Glob* was then the most violent opponent to the acb»rne and the proposition wsa defeated.H# would now wait until the next general oenni» wa* taken and should then lie nreimred to advocate it whether in favour of Upper or Lower Canada.(Cheer».) He thought that rnueh misconception existed as to the amount o< the population in Lower Censda, owing lo the very imperfett way in which the last return* from that quarter of the Province hsa been made, Tbe laat point on which he wou'd now louch waa tbe 4W4BD vote for public building* in Quebec.That vote had been taken as an evieence of Hia desire to remoeo the 8eat of Government lo Lower Caned*.Thi* waa wbollv a mistake.He had resisted the move in lavor of Lower Canada at every stage, ((\u2019hears ) And it wa* only in obedience to tbe met reel ion* of tbe House, when tbe Qu*.The troope.by on# o'clock in the morning, had qui'e succeed.d in stopping up (he barricades ; hot each side retained Iheir position, with oniy occasional discharges of musketry, till Satuiday mon ing.The steamer Balear brought tbe substance of the inloimation to Marseilles, which waa telegraobed lo Faria, and so appeared in your columns Itlelt Barcelona at eight o'clock in ths naming (Satuiday) when we were enjoying a few hours ol temporary quiet hut the tioojia had ma.te no attempt lo enter the disturbed streets.Early that morning an order Irom /.apatero, the Captain-General, waa posted about the city, commanding the mill ia, whose sympathie* were said to be on tbe popular sule, to disarm in one hour, on pain ol death.This bad.generally speaking, the desired effect in Barcelona itsell, but some joined the diaturo-era.Shortly after eleven we were \u201c dutied*\u2019 from a few hours repose into war.Our hotel and some of the adjoining houses in the Kambla were taken possession of by tbe troops* who really were most prodigal in the discharge of ammunition from the roots, without taking parf things.) who krew that frees 10 i aye and even 90 flsh hav# been killed off a single i Ihe coarse of a single day.Offer a guinea now for Hal mon killed tn th* F.eroamlns, and yon eonldnol take Oft* Canadians, your flsberiea are drained.The flsh are hnnte»l.in season and out of season, by net.by \"peer by fork, by negog,\u2014before spawning, when spawning, and after spawning ; and thns fisheries which might ________spawalag.supply ihe marl for this ronilnent, ay* for Knrope aieo.are destrnred by the cuptditr and avarice of that land shark\u2014man.RracTAToa.Quebec, Ang, 11, 1R96.To CoaazsFoapEHTfl.\u2014J.S.H\u2019a reply 10 Mr.Tibbita\u2019 oommuniettion wan receive*! too late for thie day\u2019s Chronicle ; it will ap pear to-morrow.A typographical error occurred in Mr.T\u2019e letter yesterday.\u2014For \u201c he grants liberty to run the boat with a pressure of 20 lbs\u201d 4n.,\u2014read 30 Ibe.COMMERCIAL.lMp«rifl ab4 Kxptrtf it Qffidta* [C'>mpiled for tbe Morning Chronicle.I IMPORTS.DAVIS\u2019 PAIN KILLER.This nnparallrled Preparation lereeeivtng mere test! moulais of Its wonderful efficacy i\u201e removing pain, than any other medicine ever offered to the nubile.And Ihca* testimonials come not only from the Ignorant, but from persona of every degree of Intelligence and every rank of life.Phyairiana of tka first resnertablll ty.and perfect!?renversant with the natnre of diseases aod remedied, hare recommended this as on* of the most effreinxl tn their lino of prepnratlone for tbe ex.tlnrtlnn of Pain.The Pain Killer It need Internally and externally, recording to tho natnre of the com plaint It ha* been found to be on excellent remedy for anddeu Cold*.Ceugka.Ax .Fever and Ague, Asthma and Phthisic.Pain In the Head.Kidney CompUinU, Pile*.Rheumatic Complaints.Braises and Horse.He vere Barns, Canker.Biles and Ringhams.Weak Hlorn ach.nod O esterai Debility.Painter'» Colic.Broken Breasts, An.Bewel Complaint and Dyeentory.Cholera Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Toothache.Ac.Th* genuine Perry Davis Pain Killer la new pal np In panel bottles, with the words Davis\u2019 Vegetable Pain KUler blown in the glass ; and with two steel engrav ed labels on each bottle\u2014on* an .scellent likeness ef Perry Davis, the original inventor of She medicine, the other a steel engraved not* of hand\u2014non* olhera ran he relied npon as genuine Prices of hottlee 12ty cents, 3.*> rents, 9Urents, and fit.respectively.For sale by most of the medicine dealers tbrongbout the known world.PERRY PAVIH it HON.Proprietors, \u201c\tNo.74 High Street Providence.R L Jnn* 96, 1836.\tto let Aug.The Immense mass of testimony tn flavor of Hoof land's German Bitter*, convince» ns that the article is all that It Is represented te be, aod tn eoneoquaaea, we advise a trial of it by those afflirted srtlh\tfor which It Is recommended.R CHATFIKLD, F.sq , mid : Lowell, Dodge co., Wta.Nov.1, 1851.\" °vrr a year ago I sent some money to yon from Cana»!*, and received some of yonr German Ritters, which 1 used and found great relief from.My hrelth has Improved to such a degree, that I am again able to attend to mv business A large number of dyspeptics In this netghborhn»>d hav* had lo een»l lo Mllwaukle for the medicine An agent her* eonld sell large qnaolL ties, a* I know tt to be a ears care.\" Homnel Moore, Plaiievllle, WIs.\u2022 James fo Manvltle, Jefferson, WIs; Holden.Kemp A Ca.Jotnesvllle, Wis ; and others In that Slate, have also ex pressed their great confidence In Ihe vlrtnea of tho Bitter*.To Dr.CM.Jackson, Phi lad'a.See advertisement.Aug I, 1836.\t|0 is jnly fKOOF OF CACY THF.REM 4KK ABLE EFFI OK THE OXYGENATED BITTERN.From J.C.Dnnn.Esq.City Treasurer.Boston.June fl, 18Slour.By AMttM, will t» \u2022ol M|j4 lm Departu>«R«\tI OH THÉ MOST Ü8ÉRAI - a y -f w\"mi\t\u2022 B .y ¦ta- w m j-m » « j * t » 7 'Æw' 1 \u2022 VQ !¦ m V .TYm.rw- w y THE MORNING CHRONICLE.WEDNESDAY,\u2019 AUGUST 13, 1866.1 Wm.Laird & Oo.FaM|8e NreeC 1h wiu continu to sat AT ¦t TÉHMS.REDUCED PRICES FOR Three Weeks Longer.Qu*b*r, 4lh AugiMt, 1866.~ m\t- ~ I rrHE,R infreMin* ImiiImm ku eauac^i of Valuable Cere Property JV\" ^ m,kl« wjditiMi to thair and Villa Lots,\t*bl« wSt anabl* tham to ke#p a muck | LAMUER and RinMEB rrru'tr /;rwr»r.^ ON THE CAP-ROUGE ROAD.4 will pat QUEBEC ON WEDNESDAY, tb« 17th Au(uat ioataot.at TWO P.M., (unleaa praviouaiy diapoa-\u2022d o^by private ^al\u2022) the uodtitianed will & to PUBLIC AUCTION, at tba CHANGE: -\tP«»P«rtj known aa \"CRES- , CENT COVE.\" aituato 00 tba North Sbora 0/| tbo River Saint Lawrenca.about 6 imfra above the Ony of Quebec, Laving a frontage ui 4 arpente oa the River Sami Lawrenre (conaiderablv iacraaeod from the oblique courae of Ike aide iiaoa,) br all Ibe dep'h that aaay be fojod be-\u2022V**a\u2018**r »ad tba top of the Cape, Cmt^u Cap m rear} with the right of wVy .ANGER and RICHER STOCK of GOOD*, I u ÏT oow k*'®«\ttbe European IMarkrta for tbo Fall Trade.\t' 38, JOHN'S GATE.t Pl^\u2018 R»ora inaide tbo Gate.Quebec.8(h Auguat, 1866.\t1m ffom aa id Cove to the Cap-Rouga Road above.I edat tbia Office.\u2019 until NOON, on WKDNE8-.J he remarkably amoolb leva! boeeb of tbia Cove DAY, tbo IS'b iuaiant, from all perauna willino it admirably adapted to tbo aafe depoait# and I® contract for-\t^\t° W,,'ln« \u2022bipment of timber, and ia wall protected from \u2022|M* vxteodiag from Cteir du- r?l°vh,uC,*P iou** ft**d\tnmr divided into 4 VUIa Lota of about 34 arpenta each, well-woouad, commanding fine view# of tbo Saint rly aurtable for Country Lawreace, and pocufia Villaa,\t^ (heap Piints.A £?°D pai*iT DB£® f*r,^l,c * Purcb*^ (rom J.F.wili be delivered alongside vessels Fatz or CHABOK.Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons for 15 h**1 ,0 'nfotm the public that he hai RF.-EnTABUnH ED bi.OFFICE ïnd WRGE^ Êïilïb C.Mtol\"*\" ST,\u201cr' Quebec, July 28, I8d6.Important to Droggisto, Doctors, ANH OTHERS.F.GROSS, Vf ANÜFACTÜRBR and IMPORTER ol 1VA Suspensory Bandages, Trusses, Chest Ex-panders.Lad we and Geatlemen\u2019s Shoulder Braces ALSO, G_\t1 CORDAGE\u2014Manilla and Tarred\u2014in EOROE BETON, or tba Chip Boy of the \u201ci1 P0trba»eia.Dry Dock,\tI\tI 5!l#^P!rCjr\u2019 °r ,b*\tof *0 Actress The Duke of Marchmont.or the lenewed Gambler.For Sale by MIDDLETON k DAWSON._ .\t_.\tMountain Hill.Quebec, Rth Aug., 1*36.FDWARD LbMESURIRR, Office Commercial Chambers.^ -\tPeter Street.Quebec, Aug.4, 1856.44 Bone Dust.THRESH GROUND BONE DUST, tbecbe.p- f oat and only .ure MANURE for growing lurnipa\u2014for Sakat ONE DOLLAR per Hundred Pounds, ($| |ier 100 lbs ) JAMES TREMAIN k CO., mg elsewhere.Quebec, July 15.1856.C.DION.1m Just Received and for Sale: Superior TWAN- 1 9 Do- do Hyson Twaokay, A1AO ON CONaiGNMKNT: 150 Haeapy,chests 50 -Shoulder Braces, Bathing Capa, aleo Spangs Bags pandei RidiacTi ke., he.WHOLESALE k RETAIL.K*» JffM* Sfreet, qwebec, Whera all Orders will be attended to with punctuality and care.aloo,\u2014ax hand, roa sali : The Hewipaper Comp Anion.JUST RECEIVED\u2014Ibe NEWSPAPER and GENERAL READERS POCKET COM-I PAlfK\u2019N, being a familiar explanation of| classical and foreign words, phrase*, and quotations, Frank Leslie's Gazette of Fashions for August.Tba New Y01 k T1 ibune lor August.ALSO A rOATHKU BOrPLT OP The Life and Adventures ot James P.Be«*k-wourtb, Mountaineer, Scout and Pioneer, and Chief of tbe Crow Nation of Indians, with Jewellery, Watchee.Paintings, BUtionery, ftc TIUDr*^£!!^rWr'M,0 fr0m #WO dl^,al\u20180,, bF Potnaium, Oils and Soap.\t| ».U.Bonner.Regalia, Havana, and Principe Cigaia, kt.All at hodxuatx pbicks.Quebec, Aug.II, 1866.\tto 1st may For S«le by MIDDLETON k DAW40N.Quebec.Aug.6.|*5*.Situation Wanted.A YOUNG PERSON, who writes a gc hand, and is a fair Accountant, WANTa WTUATION.Salary not a grant object.Address \u2022\u2022 Box 86,P.O.\t^ Quebec, 9th Aag., 1856.\t1 Fashions for August, FRAN^LESUF.:S Garette of FASHIONS, ood A for 1856.la.3d.Quebte, Aug.6, 1856.P SINCLAIR.John Stiaet.ipaa; Tirage au Sort, TO TAIS PLACR ON Msadar, Ill» af iagaat, I8M.TH E UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES, at a GRAIVD RAFFLE, to diepoae of Real Eatate in the City of Quebec, PflTTlu ii2#S.Quebec, IDlbJuiy, 1856.FOX SALE, EX \u201c MAI FLOWER/» 0 HIugaBrR \u2018u H T PORr° *'co Ex 44 Huron** 3rd « 4lh «\u2022 5lb«f* 6 h u 7th \u2022« Bib, 9th, 10th, lltb, 12th, 13th, 14th, do do du do do do do do do do do do do do do MONEY PRIZES: !*ai i' Spoons, Watrbae, Chalice., Cham*.Breast Pma.\tOAL.I Kinga, Ac- Ac., aho on brass, steel, and German O\tD atlver.OkI Looking Glasses repaired at half ¦\tXJ landing SALE BY THE SUBSCRI- I.C.TIN PLATES, CANADA PLATEa.and GALVANIZED IRON.C.A W.WÜRTELE, Quebec, July 25, 1856.\tJaw*\u2019 FOR SALE.On tbe Subscriber's Wharf.ifift non ,ikce8 pin« ^ \u2022««i A jv/lXC/ Boards I to 3 inch 1st 2od fo __\t.\t3rd qoalttv.35,000 pieces Spruce do do do 4\u2019J,üUü do Cull Pine and Spruce Deals 3 in cock, Snipes.k« \u2014and is only a abort distance from Lakes Beauport.bt.Charles, Perryman, and Jaune.River Jaune,kc*.and about 3 miles from Laval.It will be sold at « low price and only one-fifth in cash will be required, lb* balance remaining at interest.Lime Stone, Sand, Saw Mil\u2019s, fcc., on the \u2022pot.\t\u2022\t_ For particulars, enquire of the Mayor of 8t.Pierre, next door, or at No.7, 8t.Joseph Street, and at Mr.WYSE*S, 21è.St.J®kn Sueet.Quebec, 5lh Jply, 1856.Upper Part of a House to Lot, in the Country.fT,HE undersigned offers to 1 lor \u2022 moderate rent, LEASE the UPPER FLA T of bis Hou»e at La Jeune Lo-bettb, containing Five Rooms, all of which have been newly pâin,ed# and af# well finiabad.From the nature of tbe proprietor's business, parties willing to become histenants may rest assured that they can be, at all times, abundantly \u2022upphed with Meat and Proyisihns, at liberal P\u2018,Ce*'\tJOSEPH DURAND, Bntcher and Trader.Jeune Lorette.May 17,1866.^\t________ FOR SALE rpHK HOUSE on tbe-St.Foy Road, *1 at present occupied by the auhacn-\u2014tar.wilh from 2 lo 20 Acres ol Land.Immédiat* possession can be given.\u2014ALSO- BUILDING LOTS el 2 Acres and upward*, fronting on tba St.Foy, SU Lewi* and Thornhill Roods.The above Property is held in Free and Common Soccage, and situated within a mil* and a half ot Quebec, Jrda of tbe purchase money may remain on the property for a term of years, if re ROBT.MITCHELL.Quebec.Msy 5.1856.\t___________ mt: E.Quebec, July 17, 1856.G.CANNON, Notary.Ifew Yorfe Uverpool Chief Cabin Pass ape.$130 W*£',X>Bo**GtS idvorpooL Chief Cabin Passade-.\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022fl 10 Second do do .$0 The shine from Boston call at Halifaz.Pensia, Capt Judkins, Canada, Capt Lang, Arabia, Capt Stone, AMta!CA,Capt Wickmtn Asia, Capt F.G Lott, Niagara, Cept Ryrie, Afbica,Capt Shannon, EuaeFA,Capt J Leitch, These vessels carry a clear White Light at mast haad; Green on starboard bow; Red on port bow.Niaoaea, Leitch.Pebsia, Judkins, Ababia.Stone, Asia, Lott, Canada, Lang, Afbica, Shannon, Niaoaba, Leitch, Persia, Judkins, Arabia, Stone, leave WCDMUDAT, Boston, de 30«h July.N.York, do 6th Aue* Boston, do 13th \u201c N York, do 20th \" Boston, do 27th \" N York, do 3rd Sept.Bostun, do 10th \" N.York, do 17th » Beaton, do 24th \" MA Enquire of TO BE SOLD, LOT of GROUND, 40 x 60.forming the Coiner of Artillery and Lâcher rot iere Streets, (Montcalm Wsrd.) with a two a»ory Woodeu HOUSE thereon erected It is pleasantly situated, and a good business stand.Terms easy, to sait purchasers.WM.MILLER, 18.D\u2019Artigny Street, Or at the People\u2019s Building Society\u2019s Office.Quebec.19th July, 1856.TO LET, A DOUBLE HOUSE, on the Grand 1 J\\.Ai-Lee Road, No.16, lately paint ed and papered throughout, with blinds and double windows, and fitted up with Gaa, and a Stable for 3 horses.\u2014also \u2014 A House in Dalhousie Place, near the Esplanade, also Isfely repaired throughout and sup-lied with water.J.GREAVP.8 CLAPHAM.N.P.St.Lawrence Chambers.Quebec, 12th July, 1866.TO LET.THE STORES and WHARVES occupeid for several years by the undersigned, in St.Paul Street.\t_ F.BUTBAU.Quebec, Maj^3.1$5$.TO BE LET.HE WHOLE or PART of that LARGE YELLOW STORE and OFFICE, on Atbinson\u2019s Whabf, occupied by Meaars.C.k» Levey k ( o- Possession Immediately.Apply to F.BUTE AU, Agent.Quebec, May 3,1856._________________ TO LET, npHAT Desirable HOUSE and Pre- f[J*l 1 rmaes, Garden\tnew oecapied r1!1*» by Capt.Rudoi f, well adapted for the residence ofa professional gentleman\u2014with ez-cellent appendage*\u2014all in good order.ALSO, A COTTAGE, suitable for a amall family, near the City, St.Foy Road, and newly painted.Enquire either on lb# premieea, or ofE.G.CANNON, Esquire, Notary,\u2014or of Mr.1 A-I RICK LOW, Court House.Quebec.April 30.1864.^________* FOR SALE OR TO LET.1HAT VALUABLE HOUSE and situated near tbe Point Station, well adapted for tamily.or Boarding House, with a Apply ta JOHN TILLEY, On tbe Pretni»#e.No.68» Sr.Vailibr Street, 5r.Rocaa, _\t(Near St Peter'e CbayLfr \u2022 MR.W.M.STEERS, CIVIL ENGINEER A*D_____ Jb.C&EEBST'tP# FOR THE SALE AND PURCH ASE OF Xa ?N X> 8 \u2022 POP.T OAF.NtA, O, W.Quebec, 27th Juae, 1865.Terrace Saloon, FORT STREET, Oppotiie Nr.J.Numou't Drug Store, WINKS, LIQUORS, Rtfreahmenta, ke.of I the beet description.Quebec, May 1$.1856.\t_ G.S.PIERCE, Broker A Goo end Cowmioion Afent MARlNfE, Pire Sl Life Ineurance eRkctoA.OFFICE: Aitmob Stbrrt, oppokte tbe ExcUaag*.Quebec, May It.1$$$._ - C.J.ARDOUIN, IMPORTER, Watch-Maker and Jeweller, REMOVED TO 95, FABRIQUE STRF.F.T.adjoining Mr.W Insurance C< or Laibd\u2019s Dry Good* Market.Quebec.9th May, 1856.Stoie, lacing the M.-A.HEARN.ADVOCATE, OFFICE: Dran\u2019b Buildino*,Si.PeierStreet.Lower Town.\t.Rxsidrncr: Comer of Ste Genevieve fc U raul# Streets, Upper Town.Quebec, May 12, 1 *56.M.MOODIE, IMPORTER, No.U, St.Peter Street.Quebec.19th April.1850._ 12m nEW Apothecary & Drug Store Mo.IT, Baade Street.TOWN E.BURKE.CHF.MIVT J DRUGGIST, begs t# inform hta friends and the public tbal he baa opened the Store, No.17.Buade Stbeet, near tbe French Cathedral, and adjoining Messrs.Hbndebbon k Co.\u2019a Fur Store.\t_ H* will keep constantly aa hand a well ««JJ* de STOCK of GENUINE DRUGS.CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, Fre eh and English PERFUMERY, COMBS k BRUSHES of every deaciiption, Fancy Article#, kc., ke.He earnestly solicita a ehare of puMic pa*o-nage, and to merit it will be hie constant care.Quebec.April 2.1856._____0__ J.LANE & CO., Jmnbir & Cmniuin grittn, Corner of CROWN k PRINCE EDWARD STREETS,\u2014St.Rocha.Quebec, 13th July, 1855.\tI2m26ap.K.POPE, Advocate, HAS RF.-ESTABUSHED Vis OFFICF.in ta* Commebcial C h am be as, Lower Town.Quebec, Aug.7, 1855.12m For Sale or To Let, rWrTAGE, STABLES and :\t¦ CHARD, ritnstrd near f'T.JIVML ci OR FOY CHURCH.Apply to E.G LACK EM EVER.Quebec, 7th July, 1856.\tN.P.Berths not secured until paid for.An ezperienced Surgeon an board.The owner* of these ships will not be account able for Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry Prscioaa Stones or Metals, unless billa of lading are signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed.KTr^kt.rr\u2014 4 Bowling Green, New York, Or 8.S.LEWIS, Boston.Agents in Europe:\u2014D.k C.MacIveb, Liverpool: G.k J.Bobn»,Glasgow ; J.D.Fooap, *2 Old Broad Street, London; Donald Canary, la-re, and 17 Boulevard des Italiens, Paria.Jslv25.!8M_\t_______ NEW TOKK, BREMEN * SOUTHAMPTON.United StatM Mail StMUMT.REAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.A T.A.Sc C.CUII EagiaMM aa4 ArcMtceU, CONTENT BUILDLMOS, ST.PETER STREET.Quebec.Aug.7, 1855.POCHAT VALU I PREMISES i iîÜlL Lev» Railway Sl.1*T eighteen m< a private Gardan, and «tablas, kc.March 25.1856.Building Lot»\u2014for Sale, at Hare Point, IN fbee and common roccaok A LARGE SPACE of GROUND, m th# Subuibs of St.Roch, at Habe Point, near the River St.Chailee, hse hem divided into BUILDING LOTS; they will be found advantageously laid out.The plan may be aeen and tbe condition* known by applying to T.C.LEE, Esq., or to the ui.- dersigned.R0 0LACKEM£YER.N.P.Quebec.March 10, 1866\tI2«n HE undersigned, from the School of Veterinary Medicine, I\u2019afis, and lor eighteen months a prACTrtioner at Montreal, where he » tavourably known as on# of the most skilful members ol bis profession who hsvs ever come toCsnadn, desires to intorro lbs public that he hat obtained diplomas aa Veteiinary Surgeon, which he will shew to thoas who may tab to ses the tame.At tbe solicitation of a large number of persons he has determined to eetablieh himself at uebee, at Meaers.BKAUDy $, 186$«\tw* ~ Royal Insurance Comply, sr LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.CAPITAL: Lorgm Annual Income, - AND R«s«rva - - £130,000 Stg.FIRE DEPARTMENT.THIS Cempaay commue* ta INSURE B*IM-tnga and all otbar agamat LOSS or DAMAGE BT FIRE, os Lf ¦bbal Teems.\t_ All jaet ! ornes promptly aattlad, witbost deduction or discount, and without rafareaca to Eng to the rj lar d.The large Capital and lodickma msnagament of this Company maures th# nooat perfect safety \u2022ured.No charga for Palicies or Trane fora, lusuranca effected os RbnTS or Buildinus.LIFE DEPARTMENT.Tba following advantages among#! numarooa otheis.are offered by this Company t* parties intending to insura «bail livea :\u2014 Perfect aacuiity lor tba fulfilmant of its an* gagamenta to Policy holder*.Favorable Rattn ol Premium.\t_ A high reputation for Prodeace and Judf* orant, and tba moat liberal consideration ot all questions connected with tba intaresla of the aa-\u2022ured.Thinty PAya obacb allowed fob fay* MBNT OF Rbnbwal Pebmium», and no forfeiture of policy from Bnintantlsoal rnbtake.Policies lapsed by non-payment of premiums msy be renewed within three months, by pay-idf tb* precrium, with a fcna of ten ahillioM P*r cent, on th» produUioa of aatisfactoty evtdaace of tba food atata of health of the lit* assured.Participation of profits by the assured, amount* mg to two-thirds of its set amount.Largs Bonus declared 1858.amounting to £i per cent per annum on the sum assured, being on ages from 20 lo forty 80 per cent on lb# premium.Nezt division of profits in 1860.Msmps and Polities not charged for.All Medical Fee# paid by tbe Company.Medical Refebee:\u2014Db.ROW AND, No.24, ait.Lewis Street.FORSYTH, BELL k CO., Aoests, Commercial Chamber*.Ouebec.April 29, 185A____ _ THE SCOTTISH AMICABLE Life Assurance Society ESTABLISH E D President i 182«.THE MOST NOBLE THE MARQUIS OF DALHOUSIE.Viee-rreddenta: John Camfbell Colçumoun, Esq., of Killer-mont, Hi» Grace The Duke of BdcclbooH, HisGracaThs Dues or Atholl.g^ THE PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDENTS and DIRECTORS ARE ALL INSURED IN THE feOCIETY.1.\tChabscveb and Standing\u2014The Noblemen acdTJentlemen who form tbo Board of Direction of this Society attaet their high opinion of its soundness and liberality aod of tbe positiva pecuniary advsntagas set ured to its members by iasunwg their awn lives 4w tt* -ffocsefy tnd by presiding over tb* managemael of its affairs.2.\tC estai «TT or Final Pas ment.\u2014Every consideration is made subordinate to the perfect meteeUe ot the Ae\u2014rad.It ia the yseaAnawa* eb-ject of this Society that seventy or eighty ycora hence Policies a bail be as promptly\tthey have been for tbe laaf fbirty years of ita ezisteece, and tbe safe and aatiafactorf character of tb# in-vrttroenta will be found detailed in tb* l*d Septennial Inveatigation\" Pamphlet, published and distributed bv nuioeroo* scents of the Society, which is neither a secret nor a Proprietary Asso- BEACON & Rffc laddurantr COMPAN Y.Incorporated by Act q/ Portjament, k 7 Vic., Chap.II».* \u20ackpltkl,-ffa5»ii#» «fertlmg., with vow»a\t, ,/>v, TO INCREASE TO HALF A MILLION No~6 Watibloo Place, ^SrmGSTON.TORCH \\ TO and MONT REAL, With Agencies throughout Cassda.DiazcToas goa qotiBC : Tba Hoabl».J.M.FRASER, HENRY BUR8TALL.Ea*.TH08.BLATHER WICK, Esq.M.D., Medical Raforsa.THIS COMPANY efects Inauranca# on BaiW-ings, Goods.Merchandize, and every 4m-c.iption of property, all Loeaza terTLB» with PaoMFTlTUDB and Linbealitt.wBbo» »»l*-rence te Encland.the Board of Dirortois hBIBg bhartbolder* having fall power to ae*, tboa embracing all tbe advantages of \u2022 Provlucial t^m* pauy.with lb* furtbor guarantee of B paid up and aacursly tuveated Biitob Capital.R.PEN1STON, \u2022 *\tAgent, For Quebec and the District.Ef-To whom all Renewal Praouems bio Ib future to be paid.February 19.181$.WILLI TK, U.«.A.IMONV.\u2014CM.aays : *\u2022 t lyaod ia disablad and BRITANNIA LIFB ASSURANCE COMPANY, I PBINCBS* STREET, BANK, LONDON.¦rrABLiHMtk Avs.1» 1887.Empomrod by Svoctat Act of Portiammt, i rid.Cap.9.Blackbcatb Park, Col.Rob bet Alkeandbb, Chosnaon.ADVANTAGES OF THIS INSTITUTION.INCBBASINO BATES OF FBBMIO*.A TABLE aspeciatty adapted to tba aecuriug ol Loans or De hta, and to all other case# whara a Policy may be required for a temporary parpoa* only, but wbich may b# kept up, if no-eaaary, throughout lb* wbol# term of Ltfa.half-csedit nates or raBMisM.Credit given for half tba amount of tba Fïrit Sever Annual Premiums tba amount of the unpaid Half-Pramiuma being deducted from tb* sum assured when tb* Policy bacomaa a claim.sum assured fatable dunino life.The amount psyabla at tba death of tb* A mured, if be di* batore attaining the age of siett, but to the assured himself, if be attain that ope, thus combining a provision for old eg* with an aseuranc* upon lit*.oar man's endowment bnancM.Established for the purpoa# of affording to pa roots and others tba mean» ot haying ( hiMreu educated and started in Life, by securing ennui-U**# to commence et tbe Parente9 death » aM to be paid until a child, if n son, ahall attain bis 2lat yaar, or, if a daughter, her 25th year of Age BRITANNIA MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION 1, Pbincbs Street, Bane, Londom.Empomrod by ho, Atajesty'o Royal Letters pcimt.Annual Division of Profit»\u2014applied in reduction of tbe currant year'» Premium.Policy-holder# antitlad to participai* in tbe profita after payment of Five or Sevan Annual Pro-mium» according to the table of Ratee selected.Premiums charged for mrj Uree moniki9 dif-farenca ofaga\u2014not, as is usually tba cas», for avery wbol# year only.Hall Credit Policie# granted on terms unusually favourable to the assured, tba amount of half premiums for which credit ia given, being liquids tad out of tbo profits.\t,\t___ At tb* Annual General Meeting on th* 27th April last, a reduction ol 30 per cent was mad* in the present year's premium on all Policies of Fiva or aevea year* standing.A Board of Director* in attendance dallj at 2 o'clock.A^e of the Assured in every cas* admitted in tb*M*dica( Attendants remunerated in all for their report*.\t___ (PROPRIETARY.) RaiMBdi«a bava baeo before the .bava performed a* many miraculous carea, bava rpShmed eo many tbmraaada af fra**.(e*U*4ted in (svalidg to roboat bcsltb, baya protaafod inf paafflatica, Ua*e b**o teafod 0*4 iddd with lbs moatastanUhiag success to th* aarnl difficalt m that HasMtol Pravtk* sad th* ol Yellow Fa vat.B.U«to» Favar, Typhus Fuvar, Srarlut Favar.F ¦ m \u2022\"VT* foraV and all other mabtnsut dkasdaeo could fur-aiak, and that tao.bvXmait celebrated Physicians and Medical Wrltete la the auuMry, \u2022moug who» we mar mcation th* namaa o( Page, Stone, GtUen, Francia, Lambart, Gnff#B.Hopkina, and many othw* wal kuMBto la tb* people, and bav* reatored back to 1U# who were dying and bad haan flvaa up by all the doctor» of merit in tba ptncaa where thay lived, that we deem a abart refmne* to each of tb* Tbrre Simple Ramadi#* »\u2022 \u2022\u2022\u2022 *\u2022 R.Praallea aofficiant t* warrant In# sick, th# ailing sad tb# dieeeatd t* gi*a tbas# !»(\u2022 **v»ng sod Ready Rsmedtra a fait trial.Rsdwsy\u2019s Ready RtUsf, for aU pBrpoam wbm tb* body ia aciaad with pain\u2014whether it be of a sitapls character, or th# moat tortarlag parozy**; whether it be Toothache or Cholera ; whsther Headache or Spasms aad Cistnps; wbstbar sches or pains in the bons# or joints, shoulders or book, or tb* more terrible spasm#of NtBreQla ; whether in tba bowels or jolota, bred, back or atrea-ach, Red way's Ready Ballet will bs a fow minuta* raator* tbo most terribly «fflicted to Baer aad comfort.n.Rad way\u2019s Renovating Résolvant Is for the cur# ol all Chronic and Md aatabHahad diaaaaea { ol Humors, Hhin Diseases, Scrofula.BroacbitU, Bad Coughs, Dyspepsia, Syphilis, Sores.Ulcara, Turners, Nods#, Swellings, Radway*! Renov*.ting Resolvent has cored tbe meat frightfully afflicted objecta, wbo ware covered from Mad to foot with Botlo, Sort# and Ulcers.Even when tbe human body wft so frightfully mutilated by tb* lava of dwreee as to render it necessary that lbe laper should be banisbed from tba pterenc* of society, and be kept in separata apartments, as tba havac which disease bad m»d# In tb* human body was eo disgusting as to shock and sicken tba sense# of the most mtimsta friends.\u2014 Red way's Renovsting Resolvent has given to such objects new sod healthy bodies, sod filkd tb* v*tR* with a fresh, pore and healthy stream of blood.III.Radway's Regulator».\u2014Tba discovery ot this leaf great remedy establishes in medicine entirely new principles, which medical writer* and saga* bav# for years ta vaia sought to discover, la Radway's Regulators w* give to tb* world a catbarlic, pargatic, aperient, diûrstic, diaphore tie, and shave all a Regulator of tbo whole Ha en Body.A pill that, while it purge* from lbs body tb* refos* deposits, it heal* all suras, ulours, or irritations in tn* bowel* or mucuous membranes.Ks-a*wed streng1 h follows every operation, an».Instead of tba patient growing weaker by their evacuations, as is the result that follows all drastic pills, aveiy organ, nerv# and tiaau* of the body is atreng tbenedby their bsaling, cleansing snd regulating efficacy.Tb* uaeot RadwayV Keg ulstora will dispena* entirely with that baneful drug Calomel.Blue Pill or Mercury, ia an?form, \u2022II lbs good efferta ait bar ** tbe Doctor\" or tbe palioat expects to derive from lha as* of Mercury will be secured by Radway\u2019s Regulators without endangering tb* system by salivating it.Hence tbo great and important advantage which the diseovety ot Radway's Regulators secures to tba Human Kaca, in suddan attack* ot Yallo* Fever, Typhus Fever, Scarlet Fcvar, Congested Billions, Remittent end intermittent Fever*.In Choiera, aod all other ia fee tires snd malignant maladies.Radway\u2019s Regulators sr* jusl tb# tba camp.I bava stsn it pain stiicireu aaffrear lore I Ure rerad M aM aorta a< pafo by your Ready Relief.Twould rectreanead all wb* ar* afflict-with Cholera, Cbekre Marbre, DunLwa, I.Gout.Parslyato, to us* the Ready would 4s soon gs into su voetates ut my »woid as logo ta hedufthout a hot it* of Ready RelM within my reach.\u2022* Radwsv'a Keguiater\u2019a I bava used, eni bsva known otbara who bav* used them for ragslaUag i ^ Msaugar üaLfe; regular.ThaJ *r* better tb*o any madicin* I bava «va» used.I moat cord>elly recomtnsod tba res of there madicin** to tba aick, and would be gM te sea oor medical institution* aod all wha bav* th* akk ia charga to use them more fomtoUj* If R.R.R.Remedies ware more geoerally known, tbere Would b* les* sickaeas in nnr midst mt symptom or the Ready \u2014*» » v*ra\tmay vm, win remain aick a then a few honra.SERIOUS FICKNFsS PREVENTED.Rad wav'a Remedies abretd be kept in a vary use ; if they are rear,lad lo In the ffrat iod:.cations of illoesa, aotking aeiious will follow.They will restore, regulate aod correct all irregular itioa and dhordara iBUDodistely.Rsdwsys Rtmadiaa are sold by druggists everywhere.Had way'» Ready Relief, 25c., $1 per bottle.Radwaya Raaalvent, $1 par bottla.Radway\u2019s Regulator», (30 pill*,) 25 ceola par ¦ *\tS *ADWAY k CO.162, FbEto Street.Raw York.Sold by Druggiato, Merchants, and Storekeeper# everywhere.\t____ J.MU8SON k CO., Goahac.Quebec.18tb July, 185$.\t1fm-20dcc.Na on* who will, wbaa aa repleat appear, lake a doa* of Ragalators, Relief, re th* care maybe, will QnfWe Timtor Ttwere\u2019 AhmcI»-U»ns THF.TIMBER TOWERS of Quebec having formed themselves into an association for the purpoa* of securing a fair remuneration for their work and alto for tbe purpose of binding tb* members to assist on* anolbar, when, in consequent* of accident orotherwiae, tbe property en-t rusted to th# cbsrg# of any of the member» of tba Association ia in dangar of being lost, tb* following TARI FF of PRICES has been adopted, which will in no caae be deviated from For Towing tbo cargoeaof Veaaela,\u2014 g.Imtoktant Rbductioii or P*Bwnms.\u2014 Fiom the pamphlet referred to information will be obtained aa to the large profits of tbe Nociety, all 6«/ongt«f to the assured, from an application ol wbich for tb# future, as fully explained in page 29, has bran framed a Tabla of Premium* unprecedentedly low.For inatance, (table A C) a person rged twenty msy secure £100 at death by the annual payment ol £1 8e.6d.; were hiaaxe tkirty, he should pay £1 7d; if forty, £2 !*».7d.; if fifty, £3 10«.9d.; if sixty, only £5 7a 2d., and proportionate premiums for intermediate age#.Under the tabla th* £100 ft insured if the additioas declared during the currenry of the Policy are greater than at th# rat* ofl| per Cent., or diminished if tea#.The rate has never been leu and at the last tmo investigations exceeded par Cant.A Life Insurance for on* year will coat £1 5a.6d.for £100 at age 40.\t, 4.Amount of Büsinbm.\u2014Tip outstanding Assurances exceed TWO MILLIONS and A-HAl.F STERLING.A Dumber of the moat respectable citnena of Qoobae bold Policiea, or are insured in tbo Society.5 Proposals entartainod lor Aaaorenc* of ony r en/nigc nr y depending on human Lift.Varioee mode* of payment o< premiums ta suit lha Assured.Medical Officeb: JAS.A.SEWELL, Eau.M.D.Agent fur Quebec,\u2014 DAVID A.ROSS, Advocate, Macpberaon'a Building», Arthur Street, opposite th# Exchange.April 5, 1856.rtruot from the Half Credit Ratos ef Half Premium\tWbol» (Annual)\t\t Aga.\tduring First 7 yaar*.£ e.d.\tPremium for 1 omainttor of Lila.£ 0.d.25\t0 19 7\t1 19 2 JU\t1\t1\t9\t2 3 6 35\t1 4 11\t2 9 10 40\t.19 2\t2 18 4 46\t1 14 10\t3 9 8 50\t2 2 6\t4 5 0 65\t2 12 9\t5 5 6 60\t3 6 8\t6 IS 4 (MUTUAL.) Extract from Table with Participation Protts, after Seven Yearly Payments, Ago.\t\tAnnual\tYearly\t\tQuarterly \t\tPremium.\tPremium.\t\tPremium.Year*.Months.£ », d.\t\t\t£\ta.#.\u2022\t£ u d.10\t0\t2 7 3\t1\t4 S\t0 12 3 \t3\t2 7 6\t1\t4 4\t0 It 4 \t6\t2 7 10\t1\t4 6\t0 12 5 \t9\t2-8 2\t1\t4 8\t0 12 6 40\t0\t3 3 0\t1\t12 3\t0 16 » \t8\t3\t1\t12 6\t0 16 7 \t6\t3 4 1\t1\t12 10\t0 1$ 9 \t9\t8 4 7\t1\t13 1\t0 1$ 10 \t\tE.\tR.\tFOSTER,\t Under 300 Tone, £3 301 Tone to 400 Tons, 2 401 $01 601 701 801 901 to 500 to 600 to 700 to 800 ¦ to 900 \u2022\u2022 to 1000 0 per bund.Tons.do.do.do.do.do.do.do.F.very additional 100, £2 per bund.Tons.And if by tbealick,\u2014for portions of Cargoes, 6d per stick when towed from ponds to abip* on tbe same side ol tbe river; \u2014AND \u2014 7JH per «tick if towed across th# St.Lawrence or from the St.Charles.\t, ,\t_ By tbe Lump.\u2014No charga to b* made for 30 pieces remaining, but over that 6d or 7id s-piece aa above.Deals, floated, Taper atendatd hundred.The above rates are exclusive of any charga far lb* hire of ropes, chain#, Ac.; tbe Timber Towera being only obliged to furaieh boat and mtn.\t.v A deduction of 10a per hundred ton# to be allowed when the vaaael# taka tba whole *f their cargo from a boom diwqtly appuait* their mooring b-rth.(JT In the above tariff the tonnage is calcu-jsteTaccording to the old measurement.KF* Mr.MILES KELLY is tbe duly appointed Agent in conformity with the Rule# and Regulations of the Association, to receive and collect all Monies due to any of the Member* during tba Breton.3Ri Diamond Harboor.Quebec, 3rd May, I Fire and Life Insurance Co.ef Hartford, Connecticut.Fire Inmranc* Co.of Wall Street, New York.THE UNDERSIGNED AGENT for th# abov# well known Companies, continuas ta meure against LOSS AND DAMAGE BY FIRE, \u2018 moderate Ratas of Premium.DANIEL McGIF., Aobitt, St.Andrew's Wharf.Quebec, lltk January, 1854.Liverpool dp London INSURANCE COMPAN Y.Capital, - - £2,000,000 St£ THE undersigned baviito been appointed Agents of tb# above Company, are prepared to ACCEPT FIRE RISKS, on Moderate RYAN, BROTHERS k CO., ft.9t.Pater St., Lower Town.Queboc.Sopt.1.1855.\tu ff 1 may W( A.DUTKMPLE&FILS Champagne Wine.WE beg loav* to inform tb# trade and th* public in general that we have this day appointed Ma.ORtt- BUSCH, of Quebec, our Aubnt in thb Canadas, for the Self of Messrs.A.DUTEMPLE ft F1L8 CHAMPAGNE WHE, enabling him by conatant supply to mae4 lid dvaftood* of MTcItoastB.ffUTTRUFF k LEOPOLD General Agents of Measrs.A.Duramplafii File, »* Pierry, (Champagne.) New York, Oct.1st.1t&&.\tIHi ITH référença |o the above Can), I bav* th* honor to invite tbn attention of Con-noisoenra to tbe superiority of tba DUTEMPLE CHAMPAGNE, for more than Thirty yaara eni-veraally and favoraMy knowB to Fataoo asd canity with anormoo# aucceea Mtablfobad in United Bute*, and ahatt bo happy ** raowre dors for tbe earn* wbtoh will alwaya moat with TflSrÜZ.-mi, wmgÿMi' \u2022saw's Huilding* Qoabac, Oat.36, l$6fi., ar MiAii 3» wmw* R ASS FOUNDER ¦itb, MW SaM INISHIUL ______\u201e_,jr, VArotraAoir nawr, tipper Tow», Corutr bom Wb UppW frî'Æ'Sœ.W sra.- moat approved matbod*.and ontaam F.very dascriprinn of Braa* WOcI coont, and ara adj.wtad and without reference ta Laeekm.Bv x Basel cm aw of tmi Covbt in Lox-oon, tme Pbbwioms aha RtTAingD in Mort\u2022 Foal re vat Lomas an» Accuwulati a \u2022gun or £10,000.P$Mfe\t____ ________, r .\u2022 WESTON HUNT, and 1 JOHN ROBB, Aoanra rob Qv>*a«, and UNION BUILDING «OCIETr, Caownr', BoiLDinoa.\t,\t, /r , , a Quabac, tod Faby., IWi.\t1 dy required in those malignant case*.They all aorea and ulcare, either in tb# bowls or ia tb* coat ot tb* stomacift; avrn if tb* wbol* intestines ware law and elcaroos along lb* whole length of tb* bowala, they will not irritate or oc caatoii er.y pain ; they expo! quickly all passe nous iafecifous deposit», and will, aa soea aa dissolved in the stomac!), withdraw tbe congested and accumulated humors from lie interior surface of tbe bowels, and all sack humors oattrely from the ays em.Another great influence they exert upon tb* system ia their regulating powrrs.No matter whether it b« Maw or WoMan, > may be oat of order, whose organs are irregular in tba natural perforroanc* of their several darias g dosa or two of Radway's Regulator\u2019» will quickly cur* all irregularities, and force a plea aant aod natural evacuation from tb* bowel* at a regular boor, each aad every day.To ladies whose monthly turne are not regotor, a Oeme or two of Radway** Regulators and Ready Krliei will always insure their regular diackarga at tbe proper time.FEVER AND AGUE CURED Pierson Money, Eaq.of Carrollton, Mias, awns a large plantation end woiks over one kundred negroes on the bottom lands of Mwaia-\u2022ipp\u2014a section of the coontiy as celebrated for Fever and Ague as the river Styx in ancient my-thologv was d'esded as a place invested with evil spirits While tfca negroes of other planters \u2022re shaking to pieces with axas, Pierson Money\u2019s \"darkies\u201d ar* (at, benrty aod happy, work, singing with joy their song* and glee*, for they feel Ml* from all dieses aa tong aa they bava Radway's Ready Relief to guard them.Not on* hour's work has beon lost on Mr.Money\u2019s plantation by rickness tinea b* began tbe ot Radway's Ready Relief and Regulators among kia negroes.On ovary pJanteUon where Radway\u2019s Ready Remedies ar* kept foe the use of families aod aeruanu, yoo will bo Mr* to find health, bippineas and contentment.Radway's Relief and Regulators are poai Cutba for Favar and Ague.Dysentery, Billii Cholic, Headache, Rheumatiam, N «rr\u2014, Coati ve ne»*, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and all mber Diseases of the Stomach, Langs, Bowel», Kidneys, Nerves, Brain, Livar, Haad, Heart, Cheat, Sides, Back, be,, DYSENTERY.Loosxirgss of tbe Bowel*, Painful Discharges.Cholera Moibus, Cholera, Cramps, Violent Bulging* aad Vomitings, are stopped in a shot I tin»* by Radway's Ready Relief.A LUMP OF DEAD DIGNITY.On board of lb* steamboat Shot 1**11, on bar trip from New Ot leans to Cincinnati, tbe cholera had laid on tbeir backs some fifty out of seventy-fiva pasaengera ; for a tew bouts tba scan* was of tba most terrible character.Among tb* passengers were two regular doctors and a staunch Iriand of Radway\u2019s Ready Relief.Tb* two doctors took under tbeir car* the patients in tba la-di**\u2019 saloon, aad 'be patients on one skfo of tba forward saloon.TbeR.R.R.friend look tb* deck pa Mergers and tba cabin passengers oa tb* larbeard aid* of tb* forward cabin : aa fast as the Ready Relief was applied to tbe R.R.R.patienta they recovered, and before tbe two doctors got out of tb# ladies* saloon, ovary on* am of tbe twenty-Ave that war* aick, art ware treated by tb* R.R Relief, were out of danger and free from cholera.Still tba doctors raresafl to uee tba Raady Relief, and out ot iwflva passenger* andat tbeir traalssient, seven died in tbe ¦goaie* of cholera.At lust both of tb* doctor* were taken rick ; tbe field was now left open to men a ho bad witnessed it» mirer nloue efflcacy, it wts applied t* ail tb*remaining nattoatt, who «r*r* quickly teliaved from tbeir distressing and dangerous aituat ions.The two doctors war* now tba only sick ones in tha boat.Dr.W., a man of good sens* art liberal viewe, called for tb* R.K.R.advocate.^ Sir,\" said tba Doctor, \" I bav* mad# up mj mind to try your quack medicine\u2014it bout of the power of remédié* used by tb* reguler order of our faculty to cure m# / I will, therefore, at the risk of being denounced by tb* faculty, consent to aev* my Tif* by ft* assistance of Radway\u2019s Ready Relief.\" Not so did Dr Noodle, ha ba-iag determined to make himaelf a martyr to tb* \" dignity of tbe ptofedaion,** refused to eey* bia lifo by a \"\u2019quack irod'Ho#.* Ha dashed aside tba Life Reetorin* Remedy, and left as u trophy af his flrmnaM and adherence to folly, a lump of dart dignity.» How Joins McWhiuhis, Esq., fh* Woodstock, C.W., Sentinel, with Lumbago, afflicted with Rheumatism, and cured by Radway\u2019s Rafidy Relief.Messrs.Radwat k Co, New York City.Gertlemeis.\u2014A recent trial of your R.Relief for Rheumatism proves it t* b* a aaveretgn remedy.About four week* ago 1 was aeresd with Lumbago, art unite unsbl* to stand up.I poi-rhaasdlroro Mr.McPherson, a bottle of R.R.Ralfof, rubbed my back wall art obtained im-mediaterelief.Tba next morning I fob pria in any bip joint art m a few davs It became roasid* rashly enlarged.I was afraid to try more of th* Rolief, Iroat it should dsiv* tb* paie to a more ritel part of tb* body, but aa ik« pain in my joint knee and unklu bees «mm excruciating, I got another bottle ol Radwav, art apnliad it, art was had my whole limb* with itandlem happy to say with complete eurceas.Tb* URagpr Mto unusual uoM at this aeaeosi, ( fret baa tb* effbat cf renewing tb* naio, but one appftealM» of the Ready Relief Will bauiab |t.Could 1 keep my fret worm at *11 rim**, I would bav« nothing to fear from tb* Rbaumatiam after applying yaor RnodV Relief.) ahall oscaarastoHy drew artan-tton to tb* effleacy of your sfwdtoin**, tb* re*alt of axpariauc*,\t,\t.i.tr i .\u2022 \\ Y erne truly, Jon* McWwixpi», EdRor art joint Proprietor a^ ?boftaotiiMl^ January 1315,1856.t;: Bomets, which produce# asnoral \u2014,-\u2014 \u2014 ^rita iukl bad herito, ttosbaaa four to sight TiO.aMbet, and smsfter door, aftwwarda, uaffl aatlvtty aad stosogtb la IgffliMl to tba Systran.Æ.'TsïïXiSyJfflra izsn do.Tbsaa oosaptaiata will be »wwpl out firam toe ayriam.Peut wap, yfoma^art tonk ktodred ffla- Fob ^amahnX^mvnirwhxo, emdoa of the fftaa, tokatb# FUb frwaly aad boq Sgto\"toSmUh\u2018^*iSaa^ra tb* arhîlîé a5ra3L bav* aompletoly SJsfeS&WftM ¦yatosa libaabaffbafoea tbe wind.By Ma property of theUrer.COKFLAIXV, jAVUmcm, I Ageetsams arias bam aOCT)l(lIIT| COu|ÇCfflUt.Mg I Torpidity aad fibMmtton ritiata tha I It unfit for digeattoo.This is diet health, art th* saontftutfcNi fa firoquanttv aader-adart by b* other aauas.ladlfasttoa fa to* aymp-tosa.OmreefroQ ef the duct which esaptim to* tola lato tha etoauah cannas th* bO* to ovarfiow 1 to th* btort.Thk yrtiuaUi J \u2022f «vil*.Fmrariah ability to ^ aarreeupaia heeya* b*oo rr, Aa.A aradtoaa doa* af ttoaa iaaavwnpsstotoSTfiAst thoabto white of the aye# booms* a graeakb yellow j ranch asM ; 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