Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 31 octobre 1856, vendredi 31 octobre 1856

[" i oiVnn^ il i AND 'COMMERCIAL T tmum AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOL.3L]' QUEBEC, FRIDAY, 31st OCTOBER, 1 8 6 6.(NO.2642.Montreal Mail Steamers.New f ork, Montreal and Qnebec SteanMfcip Line, Ti___________ til further notice, leave the NAPOLEON WHARF «14, P.M.Caiiik Pamaoi,.7a.Sd.ROBERT SHAW, Quabet, 26th Aogoet, tM6.\tAgent.VIA P O RvT LAND, COSNEC11NQ WITH THZ » HUNH HAZLROAD.FIRST SCREW STEAMSHIP MOM Liverpool for Portland, U.S.CALLING AT St, John's Nflrta.Coburg, Port Hope, Darlington, Whitby, ondbead, at which places no other Line of ^\t¦\t¦¦¦\tntfci ¦¦ ^^ATwiinT^'a\u2019I.Jîr*«7 tt I JOHN HENDERSON &.CO.don.Chatham.Wmdaor.Detroit.Chicago, Mil- Fronting tbe Upper-Town Market Sauere waukie end all ports oo Lake Michigan ; and at ttaVP\t.r.n a .\t.r i Toronto fo, L,wiiî.n.N,.,.r.F.U, BoV.I., H\tÔI pTÎÎ^ÎÀs! LEO- HORN and TUSCAN HATS, white and colored.Nfld., 45s Stg.and 5 ty cent.Do from I,iverpooi to Halifax N.S, and Port land, 50a Stg and 6 (p cant.Do from Portland to Halifax, or vice verea, $3 (f ton, 30 cent» W brl.Do from Portland to St.John\u2019*, Nfld., $6 (f ton 50 cents brl.Do fiom Hal^ax to St.John\u2019s Nfld., $4 the Secretary or Treasurer.No work will be done upon lota unices specially ordered and paid in advance for the Season.\ts Owing to the difficulty that has arisen in col-lertme accounts, the rola which provule* that all charges for Interlpant# mudt He pifd for when the order is given will, in future, be elncliy adhered to.Mr.Robert Wateri haa been appointed duperintendeut of the Cemetery.By order HENRY 1 SCOTT eeretaiy.Quebec, April tl, 1856.\t3aw Ship Biscuit Bakery.THE andersigned have Removed their Kata-bltshmeat to So.I, St.Ptraa Street, nsKt door to the Canada Hotel, ard .(Ter far Sale a LARGE SIOCK of Noa.I, t and 3 $HtP BREAD.t_ V\t\u2014-Alto\u2014 Always on hand Water, Soda and Sweet Biscuit, Pluie an 1 Sweet Crackers, which they wtM diepoeeaf at a Laws* Rate than aay ether ma nufactartr.tP.ALLARD 4 SON, j.No.1, St.Peter Street.Lower-Town, end No.$, King Street, St.Roche.Quebec, 14th April, 185$,\t6na A First Class Busness Stand FOR S klaE, t.v the trivjng village or MELBOURNE, Eastern Townships ANY IVrann desirous of commencing a Country Bu\tfor ONE DUNCAN McFARLANE, Accountant and General Agent, INDIA WHARF.RErEBENCK Msasrs.Giaa k Ross, Commercial Chambers.g i- hfc.*hee, ?6»h Sept.IS66.J 1 L > HAWLEY.u \u2022 \u201cwm minru prfmiurr.g inr tfie dared by the above Comitany, **w>e from th- bubsenbrr, who WOODCOCK, SNIPE, DUCK.I''HE undersigned having received a large aun-rtyof SIX(»LE ar.l DOUBLE BARREL GUNS ofitfia thrm for Sale to * Stout-men\u201d at a,\u2022\u201d on hand' SUPERIOR DIAMOND GRAIN, FFF\u2019 FF BLASTING POWDER, MI of, PATENT w ADS, ( APS, sc.\u2014 ALSO\u2014 PISTOLS in grtat Variety and at a low figure Rit\u2019H I».J.SHAW, 2 », Fabrique Street.0\t^ Upper Town Market, i Quebec, Sept.6.1856.Buffalo Robes.I^HE Subscribers will be g|i,i to receive Or- ' der* lor the HUDSON\u2019S HAY CO \u2019S BUFFALO ROPES, thia yeai\u2019s rrrpoitation.wbirh I they have just purchased and now offer to (be 1 trade.\u201e\tBOV&R Montreal, 6th Sept., 1S56.Orient Mntual Insuranre fompanj OF NEW YORK.1)ARTIES ealitled to Scrip lor tbe Divipknd J.of 1 went y pet cent, on th* net amount o| ibeir earned premium* for the last aeaton, decan procure the ho continues to receive A pplicmior» (or Ocean find Inland in*ur-ance, at l.ts Office, No.ll.Quebec Chambers.MEREDITH OGDEN.\u201e\t.\t.\t^ Peter Street.Quebec.I4tn July, |85rt I C and IK TIN.1 \u2019V) UnXKS b*M CHARCOAL TIN now AJ receivmg by t.ieml Trunk Railroad HENRY 8.SCOTT, Quebec, Aug.25, 185 .Wm.Banfield Beg* to inform bis F fiends and the Public that hr baa now OPENED hi* New House in the CUL-DE-SAC1 called the GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY REFRESHMENT HOUSE.Near the Entrance to the Railway Station, __\tQUEBEC.WHERE b» bopea by aUjct ,(t#n,ion and Modérais Charges to merit a sbaieof public support.\t1 CHOF8, ke., ke., ready at all honra.\u2022 ««tention o« mGndrng rmrchawra ,rt Stock of \u2022\u2022 Rooa»» îteffieM »\u2019&pLAJ5w^TLERV ; in *\"*>\t*»j \u2022< \u2022 Po^ifor.^bo,.w.da.Capa, fcc., fcc.Luebec.Sept.X6,1856.\t|2m A.MACKENZIE FORBES, rni vhx a*t.g awr pcarRasB or Bazars, Tee*, gpiriu, Fivite, Oil*, Salt, ke., ke., fcc.(TF The above Greeerrea ogored for NeU i-the Market on Quebec account.Sept.25, 1856.J.J.WYATT i imo.GENERAL AGENTS.___\t\u2014\t'¦ AND \u2014\t* COMMISSION MERCHANTS :«T.PAUL STREET, Sept.10, 1866.Qut EEC.02327127 Sdlïf?h\u2018™puCS«f wï -o^l »\"\tP-r* ond«\u2014G.|i H.Giboone.B*l* of Stov**\u2014B.Col*.8*1* of H*mp\u2014A.J.M*«b*m.¦-\u2014r - B.Symes St THE MORNING.CHRONICLE, FRIDAY» OCTOBER 31» 1850.M3» ««in\tv> iiam\tkji»\t\u2014\u2014 # | k * a Tuesday uight ofs«ver»l article* of clotg «tid « cwt>et-Uag.1\u2018olioc C«*u»toWe* 1 » arul Mnrphy hatinglK*eo Ibiuiahad rifil urn «.I lliM oimmIm.tliM'OVCfi'i» oiivi .?!ui yny i\u2022 i.\t-|| denonplion olthe good*, dUcotarw iMese.sAiou of a young nun *b°®} *° ^ \u2018lf one of the Montreal «learner*.When led, he gave ht* name a* Paddy Brady,and stated that he had lately come Irotn Montreal.Fatal Fall.\u2014Ob Wednesday alteruoon, a workman tiamed Coté lell from a aeatfoldiog in the Church ol the \u201c tongrega-tioti rie St.Roflh,\u201d receiving injuries which caused liis death y'esterilay morning.~T : T- QUEBKa OClv.31, 1S6G.The election* of the twelve Legi.lative Councillors for Upper and Lower Canada may now be considered concluded.1 he number of vuie* recorded in favor of Dr.La-temere at Charlevoix eeourea his toturn for Laurentides by a triumphant majority ; and no doubt is entertained o\\ Mr.Murrey\u2019* Tin: Indian Muaexa at Chicoctimi.-The Rev.Mr.Hloutn, Curé ol Bic, and lately Missionary at Chicoutimi, in a letter t°a ootemiKirarv say* \u201c 1 perceive in the Journal ol the 18»h inst., an extract Irom the Oaxttte.which gives an account of the murder of a ^quaw at the Saguenay, and adds that the murderer having ingenuously reported his crime to me, was allowed, with impunity, to *ei oil again lor the hunt.1 assure vou 1 am very sjuy 1 did not see tins guilty Indian, *o that the pleasure might Mitnrded me of compelling the Cczeitt to tell the truth.\u201d jum\\ «B ii cxjiiiOB nuru ipo wew- \u2014.\u2014 r .through the eplitter, which epli'e IIcentrally precisely ou a liuo with tbegraiu of the woou aa it comes front the epbtter, with all lie crooks and knot*, It is run into the Shaver, j and it comes out with the inner «uilace aixmt as smooth from end to end aa though tinishe' by a smoothing plane ; whilst the bark on the outside is left untouched and whole.\u2014It makes nodidereuce whether the pules are larger or smaller, loi:g or short, gr.enor tlry, crooked or straight, the machine turn* them out finished hoops\u2014euoh as woulo make any cooper\u2019s eye sparkle with delight Beside doing its work we I, it d es it iu.three nfen b.-ing able with it to do the work of twelve men without it.Three men using it can split, *hure and bundle up live thousand barrel hoop* a day and those u * shorter length in proportion.We learu that these machine* have taaen the highest prize at all the *hows w i< re they have been exhibited.They drew too gold medal in Boston, the higheet Pr*** .Worcester County, & tho silver medal at me Connecticut Fair.\u2014 Por land Jdvertutr.Secistary.To the Hon.Wm.Caviar, Inspector General, Toronto.Tho Three Rivero inywtrrr say* \u2018\u2018the Cribs for the ice piers at Point Levrardi opposite St.Anna, have been sunk ; and it is expected that the whole will be completed Dy the 17th proximo.\u201d The Fergus Freeholder,ol Saturday.*a'* \u2022 i The boy murderer, McLarrie, \"as Toug it to town last evening.He was caught, alter a .khI deal of dilticulty near Caledonia.Alter lie was caught.many otlerel to swear, positively that he was not McGarne at all , but that fus name was Fitzpatrick.He e the ftorv of the murder wiih the same unconcern as he would narrate the particulars of a fishing excursion.He appears tola > thoughtless of consequences ; hut «Itemnt to deny his guilt.He has been tcomnutted ojail toawait his trial.The editors of the Richmond Enquirer and the Petersburg Democrat, with the other parties engaged with them iu the attempt to tight a duel, have be.m presented by the .a violation ot the success in Trent Division.The list lor both \u2022actions of the Provinca, stands aa follows at present :Hl C4KAOA KS.T -LA*.* -* tld*^ l»r LaMirtar* ;-Ron««fu»*at.* 1».m*uu« .EdouA,! M .on\t£\\*ZL^ : Hmith We*t.rB, Colo**! ermc.-»***.eu.Mr l Some of our cotemporaries are anxiously discussing the politics! b.aa of the successful candidates, and how far the present Ministry may be strengthened or weakened by this accession of numbers to the Upper House.We cannot think that there will be any sensible difference either one way or the other ; nor can it in fairness be said that these elections have been carried generally on party political motives.The canvass has oen ^\t^ d0e|f nave oeon conducted and the decision has been arrived sfa|ul J1U>, oJ Richmond tor at rather with regard to the personal merits aw relating to duels, ot the individual than the political section Tt Bulfalo and Lake Huron Railway» :,U, ;:,:Le probably .«\u2022 Anri this i, j\tw^M^IrpS a.it \"houhl b-.Some .hght\tltilHc o0 ballurl.y, the 6r.t November will doubtlessly be thrown into the Council by the accession of twelve members directly selected by the people ; and this limb ot trie-legislature will probably feel itself in a m-re independent and responsible position.The general impression seems to be, that the ministerial influence has rather lost than gained by the result.But sincerely we do not perceive how this can be.Out of the six members selected by Lower Canada, two only announced themselves as opposed to the present Administration ; and of the other six there cannot be more than two placed with certainly in the same category.It n not in tended to assert that the other members in either section of the Province are decidedly ministerialists; iusnot necessary nor desirable that the members of the Upper House should declare themselves the uncompromising adherents of any party ; it is sutfictent to know that they will not otler a factious \u2022 imposition to public measures because suen aie brought forward by the Administration : and that they are prepared to consider all questions on the broad principles ot justice ami expediency.As veteran politicians ot respectable standing, Dr.Laternere and Colone Prince will be generally welcomed to a seat in the Legislative Council.They are both occasionally peculiar and wayward in their mode of thinking and acting , but they are both men of spirit, and undoubtedly as ans-tocratic in their position and bearmggas we may expect to see on a Colonial politic*! arena.Dr.Laterriere, iu the words of a Montreal cotempotary \u201c is a very worthy gentleman of the old school, full ot f rend, vivacity and gallantry ; but .very much inclined to have his own way, and that way is otten a very eccentric one.\u2014 When they made him minister of Public Works, he repugned in ten days because his office was in a garret, and he did not choose to be shut up in so ill-ventilated »¦» apar:-ment.Very few of hi* colleagues would have given up place and pay lor snch a reason.\u201d For those reasons, our contemporary thinks the representative of Laurentides cannot be reckoned on with certainty ; espc cully as during the latter part of his appearance in the Assembly he used to lean towards the opposition.That is not asatisf.i» tory reason why he should do so now ; the position of affairs as well as partie* since that limn is much changed, and a man in.) be expected to act with increased steadiness and dignity when he has been elected by so large a constituency, for a longer period, and to the upper branch otthe Legislature.We have nothing to regret because in the selections made for this unwonted accession of member* to the Legislative Uouncil, a slavish adhesion to party has been disregarded ; nor can it be reasonably maintained that the stability of the Ministry lia* been shaken in the slightest degree by the result; the rever*e appears to be the case.In the only instance in which their inllusnce may be said to have been tested, an important n-*ue was obtained : Mr.Vankoughnet, one of their ow n number, much in want of a scat in the legislature, has been returned without opposition for one of the principal Divisions of Western Canada.Lai'rkntidm Elmtiox.\u2014According t° advices received yesterday Mr.Laterriere has gained a great victory over hi« Kongz opp ,n-ent, in the County of Charlevoix.Hie «e eight steamStiips IS set down at 137.Odd, exclusive of cargoes.On the Lali-fonuan route there have been lost seven steamers, mostly on the Pacific coast, vi/.tne Independence which sunk in the 1 a^inc wiili WO lives, and lire Tennessee and M.Loin*\u2014total w recks.The ban I ranc.soo valueil at $«00,000, was lost in the Atlantic in the same vear.with many valuable lives the Yankee Blade in the year following, be-* de* the ill-fated Rhode Island and .south Dandina, in Hie vear 185.'».It is e.t.mated that l.LiO lives, and $7,930,000 in property-have been lost m steamship* since lire year 1853.In a pecuniary point of view, the Atlantic steamers it is said, have not been profitable to their ?tockholder*.Thk Ockan Tri.Kr.RAPM,\u2014The New York Journal ot Commerce states that the arrangements for laying the wire across the Atlantic are not yet complete, but the telegraph \u2018'wt\" nect.on between St.John\u2019s Newfoundland and New York, is very nearly finished.The l wo submarine cables between 8t.Johns and P.Edward\u2019s Island and across the Gulf of Saint Lawrence\u2014one over fifteen miles iu leri 'th, and the other eighty-five\u2014arc found to be complete and in the best working order.The entir» expenditure on thi* important enterprise, up to the present time, is between $800,000 and $70lt,000.The cost of the ocean survey is defrayed hylheU.S.Government.Proposition to Assassinat»: Kino Bomba.\u2014\\Y.V Landon Ksq., has written a letter, in which he say* he has £100 by him.^ Ol this Ire gives £5 for the purchase of 15,000 mu«k«Ms~ for the first Italian province that shali n«p.The rest lie reserves for the first patriot who performs the duty of tyrranicid A package of old love letters recently brought a man ?\u201820,000 in Bristol, England.-His first ll ime married another man, and he himvelf also married, but retained the letters of his first love, against an oceasional remonstrance ot Ins wife.After some years, the writer of the letters died a widow leaving her old lover $\u2018200,000 and her letters to him were cssentmal to prove his identity.The wife is now' glad she was not allowed to burn the evidence of her husband\u2019s early alfectiou f r another.The \u201c Brantford Courier\u201d *ay«:\u2014\u201c VVo understand that the following changes will shortly lake place in the Commercial Bank.Mr.Campbell.Cashier of the otfice at Mon-t.-eal will receive the appointment of Inspector of Agmere*.Mr.Korby succeeds him as Cashier.Mr.McKmstry retires Irom the Casluership at Hamilton and Mr.Park lakes hi» place.Mr.Fmaly, Agent at Bell, ville is to be transferred to Brookville, and the present Agent there goes to BelIville.Mr Ross, tho able and energetic chief Cssh-ier ofthis Bank, has lately returned from Great Britain, we regret to say, in a debilitated slate of health, brought jaboul in a great measure by too close applicaiion to the onerous ditties ol his office.It i* rumoured I hat important enarges are also about to take place in the Bank ofUp-per Canada.It is said that Mr.Ridout the Cashier will retire on the first January next and that Mr Hind* the Cashier of the Kingston office will take his place.It is to be hoped that now life and new blood will 1m inlusrd into Ihe management of this old Inst tutioii, that will push it ahead and assume the position to which it is entitled, placing its stock on a par with kindred In-stntinns.There i* no reason whatever why jt« ««lock should not gradually ri«e to that of the Bank of Montreal,\u2014all it wants to effect this is a thorough change at head quarters.The Shareholders \u2022t'ould take tire mailer into their own baud* and secure an etficient Directory, fifth who are up to the times.There is something decidedly wrong in the man ignorent that compels an Institution to suspend altogether its usual discounl* \u2022I its Agencies for a whole year in prosperous times, contracting daily its issnos to tho *mallo«t possible amount embarrassing parties doing bmiiittM with them.Nothing, wo say, can justify such a course, it may glut th« purpose* of the Bank for the time, in the long rnn it cannot fail to tell greatly against ne permanent welfare.Patent Hoor Machine.\u2014 Among the many now inventions and interesting specimens of fhhVhnmstn exhibited at the lair,none atlra-eied mofeattention than Sawyer\u2019s Improved Hooh Machine, which was in full AperatlOn ia fronl of the Ci y Hall, and which was eur-rounded by crowds of visitor* who were de-liglded to witness it* operations.The smipbe y of tho machine is one of it* chief merits, as it is not liable to get mit of repair, and it has been aekowlodged by the best of judge* to be the best thing ever got up for getting out hoop* both for th« home and foreign market* o fir.\u20189* insjnîity S3 nv*.APPEAL TO CANADA IN BEHALF OF Lamartine- After having filled the world with the lame of hi* writings and eloquence ; alter having held iu bis hand the destinies of bis country amt ol Furop., Lamartine find* himself °» the brink ol old age, weighed dowu by pecuniary embarrassment.\t.With a courage worthy of him»elL h® \u2018Ia9 resolved by hi* labor to com bat hi* mudortu- nes.\t.\t.Having abandoned political life, ne take* re lug* m literature , and ,n *PPe, to the sympathie* of the New Morlu, tie doesso exclusively a* a mart of letters.At the beginning of the year, he oomcneticeu a periodical, to be published monthly* m French and English, entitled \u201c A haniuiar Course of Literature.\u201d\t.He now appeals to the intellictual hospitality of America, in favor of a work, on the succès* of which depends the re-esiai'li«n-meot of his fortune.In a letter addressed to one of us, Lamartine expresse* himself iu the following term* :\u2014 U- wîfur.mM.I.\u2022 jjjjj\" mm of rroültaneo.Tt»» luwt* \"lU'\ta * bSTOCOVSTOA.\tjoHK noroALL.Commission Msscmamt Moutreel Oct W.1*^ T-rr maire, anu un\ti h.k now expenses cont.-mplaled by the loth and llth Vic.cap, 31, aec 30.TIDE TABLE\u2014OCTOUKK.*^'*^^ M M\t\u201c .« \u2022 : ?T 37 a M.a # 7 7 a Monday.Turari*?, !*\u2022.\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 V\\ eUue*d*y, ».ThurxUjr.30 .Mvtdsy, 31.fy Tho .irMia ot Udo toss *P fct«k «rsicr.imh\u2014K.W Moro.£9 f ^KO|| H1!Ttx tlotr.Dsato blroot.QuohOS 43 Btloslos .Ber ___ «ot v( ^.rv .,d tdfon 'o.roVl H.F» wm-oAhe i.tioB* for »fco UScHo.ol ____ t* u»od lulor^lly lo lSrT.»lur.of »h.rompUUl 1» to.\u2022u .xe.Uo.I r.utedv for\t\u201c ' Cosgto.Ar .Irv r .«d Agu*.\tHheu^lk l .lu Iu the tied.Kkls.y C*M»|d.lStt.I U«M.Hbeuut.MONTHEAL.Ocean Steamship Company.¦ ¦ ' lUtlly, vxordlitj -r._^ ¦*< t>*rn fo.n.l to or NOTICE.TO IMPORTERS OF GOOD3 FROM iRU TAIN.Attraction ! I AVDSXSTiaiHT&L CERT, i\u20198 HALL, ^_________f !«\u2022« ;\t- wmww\u2014 - -\u2014 crsvWI tahstl os r.rh bol 11.MM sa oxeoltosl n*,**1?* If 1\u2018fc.M DAVIS, the url«iu^ Uvwifor o*ito «¦«\u2018Win., îh.oibk*.»iw4 *uSB»zd Noio wf H.ud\u2014aoso oue » ~.u, »~.m.4*-tor> ik* kao«*u wor$k I r |t .\tt - .\u201c PERRY DAVIS A SON.Propriofor*.74, Ul|k etrret, ProrVdo»**.*- PORT OF QUFBclC NHIPPINU liwUMiKM** C L K A R ED \u2022 c.cap, dl, tec du.\t.\t.With roterence to the requeat c-ntained in the latter part of your communication, \u2018 tn»\u2018 importera be relieved fiom tne custom ,'q.\u201c\t\u2018 ifTrs Oc4-\t30\t.\u201e gbq.I.d/ Soyuionr.Enjt.oA, Brlitol, 71 Try- ottp\türwock.tllUs.plss lU,k Eyrgmm.Vomrmm.r.asrtk Rofot.IA OHmmmr à ____Uc«d.BrUtol.B»n.on A Co.- Aur-.r*.K^j.h.YouctoL Uo - Morgsrst CUrk.Cork, c ».l-fToyA^Co.-l-romUr Terry.N.wry.Hri* Ttolta.He.llle.Ani».n.O B S.hr M.rlh» SophU.Boudrol.Rc.llsouvh^ A A D Rit efcle A Co.\t, \u2014 t'uit.unted, ttowctt.\t\u2022,0 Ship Tchcru.v».Irvl.e.Llvwpool On* of the most vslushle discoveries for th* bsiirfit ol mankind is shewo by the naarerou» ex-ÎTordinsiy Car»-, without Med.cure lion.(IL.pepG.) Flstulmcv.eS««i|W»*oB.Nato vous, Hdicu» and Livsr comflsisU, Lollfk.A*th i\\>n.um,aion aud lability, vlfecred by Du banv's 1*W *\u2022 »>\u2022\t10 ,n1for\"' you, tb.t the |>eison lor whom jour R*v»,,,n,|.,t was procured, hss derivad veiy *re*( benefit distressing symptoms of dro|«syt by thoir Steamship*.\tdaring tbe Winter and Spring between Liverjool and Fort- ''Through Bills of Uding from Livsroool to tb« Railroad Slatiou nearest the !*}\u2022** c iton will be granted at Shipment.A by tbis meaoe lro| ortere will leceiv* their Goode delay or trouble, sndat a charge t* addme# to the r (eight and I\u2019rmisfe *f only p^eksfe to cover ibe Custom houie Expenses at Portland sod Island Pond.\t^ .Tht Rates of FreigiU will be found lower than by any other route.\t.\t, Geods nasy to expecisd ts reach any P*rt ° Canada in from 20 lo 25 day* from tb# date ot ssifing of ibe htearosbips lr*>Oi 4,vfrl>0\"*.\t, Duplicate Invoices ol nB Goods by tbw shoild sccompsny h Shipment, a*d addressed to J.S> Miller, Ksq.A gent ol tto Grand Trank Co., Porilend ; end Imrortrr» in order to secure these advantage*, will plc«»e specially direct ihvir Goods t* be shipped by tto Ste.invrs of ihe Montreal Ocean Steamship C Ptid*uceas return Cargo will, in like manner to TUESDAY EVENING, KOVEMBKR 4tm.TNE H0FFËR FAMILY, THE CELEBRATED TYROLESE SINGERS HAVE great pl\u2014Te I* son- useing to the Citiaen* of Quebec, thet (toy wi I give on TUESDAY EVENING, \u2022 The 4tb November.?T BUSSELL'S CONCERT HILL, A splendid Tyroleoe and tontimental CONCERT.Yuli psiticulsr* of which wiU *ppaM ia Programme for the occasion.Door* open at SEVEN; Concert u> mnneo at EIGHT o'clock Tlckote 2*.Sri, dr 60 cents.October 30.1856.\t> » .tbe An B» kntekkd FOR.U)AOINO.Némit.r.«- for.Oel 30\t.\u201e\t~ laiastrj, V7I, Mlr*«WU.A A D Ritchie A ^;nT#ri;M Mlsstsiippt.?30, Liverpool.E BorsUll A (\u2019o.I***1* Jo J MARITIME EXTRACTS.a M*eiam,».tmoo-1\twcua.» my.-I-\t.f.1., ot\tt1'*.' ¦** .\ttti.4 ttl muj.tfc tt i.ltttt of Irtt.fht ; ttitti Ilnviog wimresed me byneSeial efeet* in the LivorjnoL\tclueeas will to uckeud above mentioned este.I can w.th confidence \\ Pstsengers Secretary, Board ol 1 rsfle, Montreal.Extract from a letter of tire Collector of Customs at the Fort of Montreal, of the 10th of October, 1856 \u201c In reply to yours of the 5lh instant, _T®\" ceived yester lay, relative to the apportton-nreiit ol the charges of Is lO^d lor examination ot good*.I beg to state that it i* divided by Mr.MacNtder in tire lollowing mauuer, viz a.d.Cartage to TValehouse.0\t9 Laborers\u2019 Wages m unpacking.* packing, &c.D n, i'.diKestion, aid debilily, I'om which I have suffered grenl misery, snd which no m# I-cine could lento vs or relieve, hsvs toe* vRec-m illy iure nov _ VV NOTICE.joiinTilly, merchant tailor, 13.Sr.Anne SraErr, -QKG8 to inform bia CuWomere, fâtl >EGS to .\u2014.\u2014 1 that he haa received, per Steam-shin \u2022* Indian* from Liverpool, hi» ,\tFALL and WINTER GOODS, which will be opened an tocos I W'tw ahtp^T«ros-rec'TAyloi\\for llettol* tej»«mjL« COIVr ship City of Toronto.Me»», for Orccnock-700 tore wMir pi ne.It** *\u2022 red «> »l*l P*\"»\tf\",Jr*1.*^0 131* fonls UlbwooS.3 W.lsst-plcs \u201c3 A \u2018.tlmour * Co |>r hark Java.H.muI.for Bristol\u20145* t\u2018*n* *** 531 do white .IrAls.1m 4 3 JO 4*.sUvbs.14 corils Uihwooa.by Benson A-l o IVr bark Aurora.Halph.(or 1 ooghal-lo tons rim.114 -lo re.| l ine.CM rto while do.»- -««\u2022 sprmrr -leaL.cor.1, tathwood, .*in pip« «»#*\u2022., by Be«s«n Sr U.r bark Marc»r« t.4'lark.for Cork\u2014J*H) tons r»a pim- nriOdo whne do.3*0* »td pi\"' «t*wU.3V%m pips itavrs «ni w o W I do.by C K tovey A Co.IVr bar.Promise.Terry, for \u2022N,\u2022wr)r~^w\u2018on\u2022 0*k\u2022 do elm.ID lo red pine.\twhlis do.SW »t** ,prsci> .1.al«.pipe slaves.1m W I do, Im bbl do, U cords Isihwood.by Pemborion Bros\twh|t.I\u2019rr brig rketla.Braiils.for Annm»\u2014Xrt pc* wkita pinp, 8 do white pine maais.4H0 *td t\u20191\"'*\tw36fC.sprure do.ft bbls apples.10 cords tathwood.by G N3|Vr\\îtir Martha Sophia, Bond rot.for Hsstigoncbs\u2014 ft07 bbls Hour, 7« do pork.t« do besf.I\"\tl j ^ tows.4 d.< rrekera.>» bid.tndlan mrek I3ds applet ft In.glare, fto bf cbi » tea, A e, by A * I> Ritrhle * L o'a- Per .Phr 1 ndaunted.Howe» for\t\"2 mlnot.oat».U bbl.beef.:dldo Indian msal.by A * 1> Bltchle A Ifo.It bbls Boar.I do p«»rk.by J IIowen IVr .hip Tcbe nay*, Irvine, for Uvsrpsoj\u2014^4 »\"\"¦ oak.8« do red pine.40 do rim, 147^\t.\u2018Z' .td pine lisais.:im 7 I 33 pipe \u2022Uvea.74sn; W O W I do, IU cords Isihwood, by A A I* Hltchle A Lo.THF.GREAT RESTORATIVE.FFVKK AND AGUF.CURED B^ PR-M LANE\u2019S LIVER PILLS.(->Mr Jonathan Houghman.of West U,mm, Park County Ilhno.s, wntea to the pronrieiors, Fleming Bros, of Pittshurc, that L haJ sullereil greatly from a aevere am n rot acted attack of Fever and Ague, and Completely restored to health by the use of the Liver Pills alone, fheue I dl9 l,n questionably possess great tome properties, and can be taken with dec|ded advantage tor many diseases requiring invigorating remedies; but the Liver Pills slamt pre-e.n.-nentaeameane ot restoring a disorgamxud Liver to healthy action i hence the great celebrity they have attained.1 be numerous formidable diseases ana.Qff fror?a d,|- sensed Liver, which so long baffled the ski! of the most eminent physicians of the Lnited States, are now rendered eaayofcure, thanks to the study and perseverance of the distinguished physician whose name thia bear* -a name which will descend to posterity as one deserving ot gratitude.This invaluable medicine should always be kept within reach ; and on the appearance olthe earliest symptoms of diseased Liver, H can be salely and usefully administered.Pure basera wifi be r*rel\u201c' tov™,, uiPm-LANE'S cfcl.F.BRATI-.D VCTMI.FUGE, manufactured by FLEMING BRON.of Pittsburg Pa.There are oilier Pills purporting to be Liver Pills, how before the public.Dr.M\u2019Lane\u2019a genuine Liver 1 ills, also his celebrated vermifuge, can now be had «t all respectable drug atorea.None genuine without the \"'K\u2019LV'ÎTs/Î vr\u2019 Vnn< \"\tf6]\tFLEMING BROS.To Ship Mastfrs, Ownere, vedorefi» 4c.SUPERIOR WINCHES FOR HIRE at 7jd.per day, sud «II other re- \u2018 \" - Montreal, October, 1856, CORRESPONDENCE.ImporU at Quebec per Grand Trunk Railway.836 t'kgs Oft »\u20143 hh«ts IoI>s*to to J Le Mvsnrier tr* to W C Henderson.qui»ile Loading «I *>x'*erdn gty low price*.- ALSO ON HAND \u2014 Matetisl* for discharging Gcnerxl Cargo#», Railroadfron.Ball«»t.fcr- .\t.\t.\t,\t.Any of ihe «t»«ive materiels brought to and from Vessels free of extra charge.The foregoing comprises tbe moet complete Stock of Gear in the Trade.IRON WOKE on hand, made to order, end repined.\tWILLIAM WKBB, (Son of tbe late Koaxar Webb,) Caps t'ov«, Woe bee.Between Buis' k Dinninu\u2019s Booms.(Quebec.Oct.3, 1856.\tto2lnav , T , will mest st the E8FLANADE Ml »IC ROOMS, on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, com-raencing, NOV'EMBER 5th, 1856.I Clssa A.\u2014 For instruction in ELEMENTARY VOCAL MUSIC, Irom 6 o\u2019clock till half-past 7.\tL _ D Thi» hour has been chosen so tbst * oung l u-pils might attend.Class B.\u2014For the practice of HAYDN\u2019S ORATORIO THE \u201cCREATION,\u201d At half-past 7 o\u2019clock.Tkbms\u2014$1 per month, or $4 lo.\u2019 tbe coots* ol ! Six Months in auvance.O\u2019tebee.Oet.4, 1856.\t_____^tn brands, for Sal* by the undersigned :\u2014 5000 L« Nscsoasl, Londtea, 6000 La Ingeauidad, ** 10000 Msnifta Sheroots.5o00 Marttnes Yhor, Regalia de Lord res, 15000 Le toi\u2014Trsbuecoa, Opera size, 3000 Exhibition.4oo0 La .Mora, Londres, -3000 togsiettss, \u2014ALSO \u2014 15000 Cspitolio Conrhitss, 3 qaslilies.FUNCH, MEINCKF.k CO.Shaw\u2019s Buddings, Quebec, Oct.», 1856.For Sale by tbe Subscribers : 3f)0 T>ARRKLS la®RaD0R her* Barrels rings.M A'*SON, HÜ0T k CO.Quebee.Oct.2$, 1856.\tlw LANDING direct from Bank of Br.N America- THIS BANK will be CLOSED on SATURDAY, the 1st November.it being s legal holiday.F.W.WOOD, Manager.Quebec, 31st October, 1856.LOST ON the 23rd inst., in St.John Street, a email Fawn coloured SCOTCH TERRIER DOG, answers to the name \u2022\u2022Tint.\u201d Aav information of him will to thsnklully received, and the person suitably rewarded on application to Mr.H.ScotT, corner of Ursula and John Mieete.Qoetoc.Oct.30, DJ56\t6p Ex Schr.** SL Valiere,\u201d Langlade, CsBAquav: ARRELS FRESH OYSTERS.For Sale by J.J.WYATT k BRO., St.Paul StreoL Quebec, Oet.29, 1856.\t3 100 B' LANDING, Ex « Maldon*\u201d from Liverpool.1 ni?T>ARRELS Superior Quality PRIME lyo 13 MESS PORK.Bond or NOTICE.Manilla Cheroots» VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY, ia Duty paid.For Sale by W.HUNT k CO., No.1, Quebec Chambers.Qoetoc.Oct.30, 1866\t6 For Sal* by Quebec, Oct.29, 1856.GIBB k ROSS.14 Published by Request* The house of GOD4THE Christian\u2019s HOME, a Session preached at tbe Cooae* FOUND on Sunday Mosninq.26th inst., in the Lower Town, a Pocket Book containing a small Sum or Monet, and* Receipt written in French.The owner ran have it by pioving property and paying loi this advertisement.DUNCAN McELHERAN, Stevedore, Diamond Harbour.Quebec, Oct.31, 185b.\t2p LOUIS MALOUIN.FURRIER, cration of Sr.Michael\u2019* Chapel, Quebec, on Tiwsday, the 16th of September, 1856, by John, Bishop op FaanKaicTON.For Sal* by P.SINCLAIR.Quebec, Oet.».1856.\tJohn Street.NO.ft, St.I Opposite to Mcesrs.Female Complaints -MUs Edwards, of Yarmouth Nov* Mrotl*.aped IS.was for a loa* time in a very to lioste -utr.th.- mother anxiously w*lrt.edhrr dsu«h er ,\u201ed consulted many physicians «\" tope «f bw inp bsnetUted.but she (rradastlr prew WMM.MS w* fln*Uv thrown on a bed cf sfokares At thJ*\u2018\"¦r-' in* medic*! assistance un.T.l loK «»\u2022 determined to barn recourse ^\u2018'\u201ci}\"\u2019'\u201d'i .h^tm she commenced using.\u2014after the grsl\t\u2022\u201e rnn .rovement w*s so decided, that shs ,,rt,,nn,n^'.to^ inue them *nd hr persevering for tme «\u2022«jb* the tretment Uid down by Brofereor Holloway, the mother bad the saltufactiou of onco _ more ^scelng h daughter restored to hexlth.although her li J* 1 ' previously despaired of These rJebr*tod l Ito are » certain eure for dropsy, aa well aa stomach and^ Hrer oomptaints.NOTICE.THF.Pnhlic are hereby notifietl that the Co-Partnership lately entered into by the undersigned with GoanoN R*k*tson, as Founders, under the firm of Ritchie k Uobsbtson, ha, b,,n dmolvH-\tJOHN RITCHIR.\u2022 Quebec.31st Oct., 1856.\t6 MISA WILSON having now completed the fit»! edurational quarter at her estaolish- j>n.Cumm'ngs Nkkve ANonTNE.\u2014-''e hive reuuenily had occasion to recommend thse pre-nsrition, which we a'waya do with pbasure.As a remedy lor the toothache it hae no equal.For sale by Druggiate gmerslly.oct 10,12 ¥ ment, dasirrt t4l*v-st.Price 25 rent* a to«.\u2022 ' « {fold by all Dfoffffiet» in Canada.JeAVtnS' 0BMXHABT.JoliD Street, A.Mbssill k Co.\u2019s Store* THE undersigned take* the liberty of calling the attention of hia Inend* and the public in general to hie STOCK OF FURS, whirb are \u2022( tto BEST QUALITY, and at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, having been all imported last vear, and where»* ihe same cannot be purchaeed this yeet Ire# than 50 per cent, over tto price of the preceeding year.\t., \u201e All ord-»« with which he may to entrusted for GREAT COATS, CAPS, fce , fcc., will to executed with care and dispatch.LOUIS MALOUIN, Quebec, Oet.io, 1856.T- NOTICE.\u2022THE QUARTERLY GENERAL MEET-i ING of tto QUEBEC BOARD OF TRADE, will be told in the Council Room, Exchange Buildings, on WEDNESDAY, the 5th Peoximo, at NOON.ALEX.BORROWMAN.Secretary.Quebec, 27th Oct., 1856.Lottery Sale of Books.8X0KED 8ALM0H.1 m TUsT RECEIVED, in very prime lOU J order, end tor sale hr M.O.MOUNTAIN, No.69 SI.Peter Street.Qorhec.Oet.31, 1856.\t3w 2aw VIRGIN HONEY.a\tT B4.Very Pore VIRGIN HONEY, 4UU Li \u2022M.\u2022 sold, at (be Subaciibera* atorea «» /®W>AY.the 31at October.Salt at NK o\u2019clock preciaely.,f> without axacavc: AOIflfFRAL ASSORTMENT of bEA-8«)NABLE and FASHIONABLE DRY uuODS, imported thia fall, compriain(\u2014 Col tom, Silka, Linena, Stuff Guoda, Fancy fluoda, Ac., Ac.the MORNING CH^ONICJ.E,\t()( TOIIEH 111, 1856 AUCTION SALE.- BY A.PHASER U CO.Unde^write^8, Sale of Sugar and t ^Molasses.By Auction will boaold.oo FRIDAY next, the 3lat Inatani, on ST.AhDRkW\u2019S WHARF.-°n account vl Ùndorwritora or otbera con.ceroed G.Quebec, Oct.29, 1S66.A H.GIBSONE, A.*B.HALLOW-EVE SALE.TH| HIS EVENING, (Fbidat, 3Iat inat.) wil b« aold by Auction, an ExcoKaot aaaorlmant of DRY GOODS, vix : Blankets and Sheota, Pilot Cloth, CasaimeTes, Doeskins, Sberbrook \u2022 od American Sattineta for Trowaera, Coats and Veata.with the usual assortment of CLOTHING, WATCHF.8 CLOCKS, Ac., Ac.Bala at SEVEN o\u2019clock, ttj/r At II St.John Stsekt.A.FARQÜHAR, Quebec.Oct.31,1866.\tA.A B.KJ-N.B.\u2014The Cata'ofue Sale of London Books on 10th Norember.LACHLAN MACLEANf ARCHITECT, 15, St.John Street, Quebec, TS PREPARED to MAKE PLANS, SPECI 1 FIXATIONS, ESTIMATES.Ac., of public Buildiofa and Gantlemen\u2019s Residences sdoptioc the moat Modem stylet of Architecture and with the lateai^ Improvements which have been raniedout in England.N.B.\u2014Buildings Superintended and meaaored up after completion, also Builders\u2019 Books and Ac counts arranged and audited upon the moat r«a aonahle terms.Quebec, Oct.38,1866.\tImp FOR SALE, HDS.BRIGHT PORTO RICO SUGAR, H Puncheons Porto Rico MOLASSES, Boxes M.R RAISINS.New Crop, Qr.-Casks Boiled Linseed Oil, Kegs Putty Bladders.LANE.GIBB A CO.Quebec, Oct.Î5, 1866.\t3w3aw ffOBMML A BEAUTIFUL LOT of LAND, aituated on the Cap Rouge Rood, containing about 24 arpents.Attached w n Beach of one and a half arpenta on the St.Lawrence, very appropriate for the timber business.For particulars apply to JOHN JOSEPH O\u2019BRIEN, Cap Rouge Road.Qurbec, 25th Oct.1856.\t2m-2aw CHARITABLE SOCIETY Catholic Ladies of Quebec.ill be a GENERAL MEETING of THF.RK the members of the Ch**iTàih Socibtv or the Catholic Ladies of Quebec, on MON DAY, the 3rd November nett, at TWO o\u2019clock P M., in the ST.LEWIS CHAPEL, in the Quebec Cathedral, for the Election of Members for 1857.By order JOSEPHINE HUOT, Secretary, Qoebec.Oct.24,1856.\t, Quebec Emporium of FASHION, lOi St- John-«tr*«t, (without-) WM.S WHATMAN, Merchant Tailor, Habit-Maker, and General Outfitter, from London, IN returning thanks for the very liberal support he has received since opening the above establishment, begs to inform his Friends and the Public in general that he has iual received a portion of his NEW MATERIALS for the 7AJLX.4l WZBTTBX.WZLAX, which has been selected in England for him, consisting of SUPERFINE CLOTHS and DOESKINS.MLK MIXTURE, ANGLO\u2019S SABLE BEAVERS, and MOSCOW BEAVERS, alao to receive in a few data, a Choice assortment of the most FASHIONABLE TROWSEKINGS and VESTINGS, with an assortment of DRESS VEST PATTERNS, Ac.Readj-IUJe Clotkiag, Of «vary description, Fashionable Shooting Coats of a beautiful material, all Wool, for 40s>.Veata to match IjZs 6d., Over Coals in all U>e Newest Styles, vix : the Cbesterful, Albert, Talma, Toga and Pouchô, combining the Over Coat and Cloak, in all the naw materials, either ready made or to measure, and which are not to be ob* tamed elsewhere for Price and Quality.Reform yoar Tallor\u2019a Bills By patronising thia Ksublisbment ; the Subscriber aays with confidence, that for Quality of Material, Workmanship and Style the above F.itabliehment will be found the Cheapest in Quebac, quality being the test of cheapness.SHIRTS.COLLARS, DRAWERS, BRACES, NECK TIES, Ac., Ac.N.B.\u2014A Suit or Plain Livxsy, best quality.SIX POUNDS; Coachman\u2019s Suit, with Breeches and Gaiters.£6 15s.Great Coats and Box Coats equally Low.Wuabec, Sept.4 1856.\t12m FURS I FURS!! FURSttt The only TRADE SALE this Seatoo will take place by Auction, at the Subscribers\u2019 Stores on WEDNESDAY, tbs 6tb Novemler,\u2014to commence at ONE o'clock preciaely-* PoiiTivxxy Without Keskevr: AN Extensive and Valuable assoitment of MANUFACTURED SKINS and MADE UP FUR GOODS, of the most Saleable aiJ Fashionable descriptions, coxaisrijro or BOAS, VtCTORlNKS, CAPS, Cloth Topa and all Fur, GAUNTLETS, GLOVF.8, MITTS, Ac., Ac.of Mayten, Mink, Otter, Piacked Otter, South Sea Beil, Muimiash, Sable and Mock Sable, Russiaa Lamb, Aatracan, Squirrela, Fitch and Mock Kitrh, Ac., Ac., Canada, Elgin, Jockey, Hacket and other fashionable shapes.Alao an assortment of SKINS of the above mentioned descriptions.The whole can be examined on the day previous to the sale.Tsana\u2014Under A?5, Csth, Over £26.endorsed notes at 3 mouths to the satislaction of the undersigned.G.A H.GIBSONE, Quebec, Oct 29.1856.\tA.A B.IJHDS- PORTO RICO SUGAR, DO XA 74 Puns.Molasses.41 Nieoltt,\u201d tv Saved from the Ste Betiecen.Sele at ELEVEN o'clock.A.FRASER It CO., A.A B.Quebec, Ocf.30,1856.kat TRADE AUCTION.PAKT Bile of DRILLING it NAN-K K K N St Bv Am lion, at the Subscribers' Stores, on MONDAY next, the 3rd November.Sale tooom-mence st TWQ^>»eloek precisely, | yçr ^ For account of (As Vuiemrit'rv'\"* \" I 329 134\u2014Pert Bale Toilet Corere, Ac.Landed damaged ex Ship \u201c Toronto.\u201d aktxr which, without sxaxavK : A general assortment of Seasonable DRY GOODS.G.A H.GIBSONE, Quebec, Oct.31.1856.\tA.AB.NO ^LANDING, the Cargo of the \u201cSt.c.Croix.\" from Labrador 23 Hlf-Brls.\tdo\tdo\tdo 21 Tierce*\tdo\tdo\tdo 10 Puncheon*\tdo\tdo\tdo Green Codfish, Dry Codfish, M.H.Quebec, Oct.28, 1856.180 Brie.260 Qtls.WARREN.NO W LANDING, at Messrs.Robertson _ Thomsnn\u2019s Forwarding Wharf, the Cargo of Brig \u201c Elizabeth A William,\u201d from Labrador 300 Brit.Prime Fell Labrador Herring, 800 do Green Codfish, Quebec, Oct.28, 1856.M.H.WARREN.\u201c Marie N(»W I,A?*iji.au.I0e largo Dolphine.\u201d from Labrador : 661 Bris Prime Labrador Herring, 60 Qtla.Table Codfish, 25 Brla.Green Codfish, 13 do Hslibu', 5 Cask* Cod Oil, Ac.Ac.M.H.WARREN.Quebec, 28tb Oct.1856.FOR TORONTO and HAMILTON DIRECT.The Firat Class Steamer « SA G VENA Y, Cirr.RKNi: SIMARD, YyH L commence loading for the above Porte on FRIDAY, the 31st instant, end have IMMEDIATE DISPATCH.For freight or paaeage apply to JOHN LAIRD.St.Lawrence Chambers.Quebec, Oct 28,1856.ill Provincial Tug Steamers for the Lower St.Lawence.'J1HE New Iron Screw TUG STEAMERS EMIGRATION.PARTIES desirous of BRINGING OUT their Friends from the United Kimodom, can Jo eo on application to the unde reigned, who will alao furnish DRAFTS roa £1 UPWARDS payable in any part of the United Kingdom.All particulars may be bad on applications, if by letter post-paid.A.C.BUCHANAN, Chief Agent.Emigration Department, ) Quebec, 19th September.1854.\\ Notice to Ship-Mastera- THE subecriber is desirous of communicating to Ship-Masters in general, that aa he does not keep Runners nor pay parties to mislead or entrap strangers on their arrival, he can, therefore.Supply Masters with SHIP-CHANDLERY STORES and PROVISIONS, at Much Csbaf-xa Ratkb than others who are under an enor-moua expense for boardiag Ships in the river, at the same time be would respectfully invite to his Establishment, wbeie Ship-Masters can judge for themaelvea.Every article in his line on hand, warranted of the aair quality, and aold on the Hoar axASONAeut Txama by WILLIAM TATT, Ship-Chandler, No.61, St.Peter Street.Quebec, July 14,1866.Ntttoo to Skip-Banders* THE Subscriber has constantly hie OLD DEPOT, No.305, STaxxt, (opposite Mrv Hqnry'e laige quantity of cuoetently on hand, at CHAMrLAIH lenry'e Foundry.) a rge quantity oi DECK PLUGS amf HIDE BOLT» from { inch to 11 inch,\u2014can be fbr-niehed at the ahortest notice, from 1000 to 100,000 of tho beet end dryest quality of Pine.T.QUINN.Quebec, Jany.6,1856.Notice to tanker Merekanta.THE andereigned having Lkaskd L\u2019ANCl ____DEh MERES COVE, (formerly belonging to Wm.Peray, Eaq.,) will he prepared alter the FiaerofMaYnexi TO RECF.I ~ ^\t____________________IVE TIM Bui DEALS, STAVES, and to Make Advances thereon If required._ .\tJNO.ROCHE.Quebec February IS, 1886 .\t8m ASH OAKS! ASH OARS!! NOTHING SPURIOUS I HE Subecriber bae ronatantf THE Suhocriher baa coeatantly on hand, \u2022 ¦opply of the heat made WHITE ASH eaeorted, at the Old Barer, 306, Cbam- K sin Street, (opposite Mr.Henry\u2019s Foundry).lerrhanta and Ship-Owners will 6nd it to their interest to call it the above establish meet before making purchases elsewhere.HANDSPIKRS yn other article for Ship use to bo found of tho beet quality and ia any quantity required at the aboyé establishment.«\u201cNo runners ha vs any authority H ordera for this establishment.Q\t,\t' .i T.QUINN.Qnakoc, July SO, 1666.\u2022 NAPOLEON HI.\u2019\u2019 Capi.Wm.Davison.and \u201c QUEEN VICTORIA,\u201d C*pt.David McKat, have comm*nced their rrgular tripo down the St.Lawrence, and wilt be found »ta* tinned at Brandy Po\u2019a and elsewhert for TOWING or otherwire arsisting Veisela.The undersirned ia prepared to receive all Ordera for Towage, 8»e., which will meat with mmediate attention.F.BUTE AIT, Agent, St.Peter Street.Que her, Oct.1, 1856.\t3sw 'JuD2*lULffi.A FEW HANDS WANTED\u2014none but good workmeu need apply.JOSEPH AÜLD.Quebec, Oct.10, 1856.WAWXED, A FARMER who understands his business \\ thoroughly.Apply at this Office.Quetec.Oct.6, 1856.\t3sw (Next door to .Messrs.J.4 O.Cbkmazi* ) THE Subscribers bog to announce that their FALL A WINTER STOl'M ia now complete, assortment of having jest msikedoffa Urge WASTED.\u2014A COMPETENT ENGINEER 4 \u2018 Two FIRST KATE SMITHS, who have a general knowledge of Irou Woik.\u2014 Apply to P.WHITTT, St.Paul Street.Quebec, July 9, 1856.tF\"Wholesale ( ustomer* and Families buying by tbe mec# supplied on tb* CHEAPJtST TERMS in our Wholesale Deparimaoi.J.HEWITT 4 CO.38, bt.John Kliaot, First Dry Goods Store maids the Goto.2u0 150 300 Grand Truck Rail way.Company of Canada.READY MADE CLOTHING, Selected from the must fashionable house* in London, comprising ad extensive assortment of\u2014 WKVT OF ENGLAND BROAD CLOTH, PILOT, BEAVER.WHITNEYS and RE-VERSABLK CLOTHS, DOESKINS, CASSIMERFS, SCOTCH T WEEDS, VEhTlNGS, 4c.I.4 L.L.have been appointed Eozx Acexra for Canada for the Celebiatfd WENDIIA91 COATS, being writ adapted for this climstc, it consista of a GREAT (.'OAT, the lining of which, can be cor verted into an OXONIAN, forming a double (.\u2018oat N.B.-Our Stock of GENT\u2019S HOSIERY consists in part of a large atkortmeut of LAMB\u2019S WOOL and MERINO VEblS, PANTS.HOSE, 4c., 4c., a Urge variety of FANCY FLANNEL and LINEF SHIRT'S, Military, Port Hole, Cambridge, Piccadilly and other Collars always on hand.A choice selection of Neck Tie* and Scarfs.OT All orders punctually attended to.1.4 L.LE WINE.Quebec, Oct.II, 1856.FUKMSHED APARTMENTS TO LET,\u2014 A; ply to D.MORGAN, Tailor, Fabrique Street.Quebec, July 18.1856.jC*URNI8HEp APARTMENTS TO LET, or to Quebec, 7ib Oct., JOHN PARKER, No.II, Palace St eet.1866.\t4»2awlp A CLERGYMAN, residing* lew miles noith ol Quebec, wishes to EDUCATE with bis ghter a few young Ladies.T ksmb Mock-batk.K>ferencea : Rev.Official Mackik, D D , and W.AMOtaw.Esq., M.A.Quebec, Oct.10, 1856.\tto!nov.p 2000 Pierce Horock\u2019s Shirt mg, from 41 \u2018 \u2019N Fl UK.N â C H fc A PER GGUD5 will not be found in Canada.Quebec.Oct.4.1856.WM.LAIRD 4 CO.SCOTCH WOOLHOSIERT, &C.JUST OPENED , ,\t.\tcomplete s.snrtmei.t of O L.idiee.Gentlemen's and Children's SCOTCH W OOL Ij&wlERY.» - ALSO \u2014 Gentlemen\u2019s ÎCOTCH WOOL UNDER CLOTHING DRE® SHIRTS, 5h\u201et CoIi.r,, .\u2019\"hirt h ronts.Gloves, Braces.&c., 4c.^ .\tWM.LAIRD 4 CO.Quebec, Oct.4, 1856.'ire Bricks.1 n AAA plARR'S EIRE BRICK5, XOyv/veU V-/ just received and for sale by RYAN, BROTHERS 4 CO.Quebec, Oct.6, 18.6.Cull Deals.a FEW\u2019 THOUSAND Pieces PINE \\ SPRUCE CULLb, for sale bv RYAN.BROTHERS 4 CO.Quebec, Oct.18, 1856.nd FRENCH WINES.BRITISH AMERICA.The London Dir-ctors oflhtsc Associations, having determined to extend to the British Province* of North America their pnnripVs and advantages.Board* of Management have been formed, consisting ot tbe undermentioned gentlemen : Montreal.CAiiir»r,im Hon James Frrrier.John Os:ell.Esq.,\tJames Hutton, Esq.0» rtcis : N.François Xavier btreeh W.of EVii nii BROAD CLOTHS, Fatent Finish, Oi l TABLE lor Ladi-s Cloak* and Gentlemen\u2019s £ 94 P,r \u2014also,\u2014 p.fot and Beaver Cloths.Whitneys.Beotch Tweeds, Casaimeres, Doeskins, Veetir gs, Ac.One bee.Oet.4, 1856.WM.LAIRD 4 CO.T\u2019OR SALE by the Undersigned the following Sup-nor FRENCH WINEB :\u2014 CHAMPAGNE, \" Fleur de Sillery\u201d Do.\t\u201d t\u2019ordon Bleu\u201d Do.\t\" Golden Grape\u201d Chateau I^hrancbe, Red and White, Haut Sauterne\tdo.Burgundy, '* Clos Voogeot\u201d Red, Do.\u2022* Komanée I 4 II.\" do.Toronto.Sir Allan N McNab.M.P.P.CAiiirwuin John McMurnrh, Esq.(»eorg# Brow n, F's«j.Captn.W\u2019m.Henry rcSford, Newmarket.Ovricx: Toronto Siieet.Faner Rovds, LONDON & PARIS, Per \" Anolo-Ssxon.\u201d sionn .rir.riurrirn, F.jiq.|.Ttomns t'laikson.Esq.Be- William Wakefield, E»q ket.Kred'k W.Jama, Esq.*\u2022 Kichrbourg\u201d *\u2022 Volnay\u201d *\u2022 Nuits\" \u201d Montrachet\u201d \" Meursault\" also, Superior Sherry Wine of \u201d Paul 4 Pastis \u201d RYAN BROTHERS 4 CO.Quebec.ItthOft., 185ft.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.do.do.do.W\u2019lute, do.Ham'.lion.Miles O\u2019Reilly, Esq.Frederick W.(fotes.Faq Donald Mclune*.*\u2022 Henry McKmstry, '* Orricxs: James' btreet.London, C W.Chairman .\u2018\u2014Lawrence Lawrason, Faq.1 h» Rev.Benjamin ( ronyo, D.D.Hiram Chisholm, Esq , Malcolm Cameror.F.wj.CLV>FLVET8ANTLES* LACE5, RIBB0NS\u2019 MUSLIN EMBROIDERIES, FRENCH FLOWERS.TRIMMINGS, FRENCH MERINOES,4c.\u2014also,\u2014 A fsw Choice New Pstterr.s in Velvet ard Tapestry Carpets, wirh Rugs to match.^ ,\tGLOVER 4 FRY.Quebec, Oct.8, 1856.CRAVATS, SHIjjJS, COLLARS, Muscovado Molasses.IQQ jpUNCHF.ONS very Sup#nor_ Bright receiving ex Grand Trunk Railway, and tor bale by\tJOHN PATERSON.Quebec.Aug.16,1856.Nov* Scotia.Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland.Hon.Joseph Howe,\u2014(Aoirrr.un.Hon Betij.Wi-r, M P P.Donald Murray, F.sq.lobn loom, F.sq.M.P.P.W'iilism J.Stairs.Esq.Orncx : Merchants\u2019 Exchange Halifax.GI.O\\ ER 4 FRY will have for irspnetion* direct trom PaXis 4 Loxnow, per \u2022\u2022 Anglo-Naxon,\u201d To-noaaow, Ibe LATEbT STYLES in GENTLEMANS GOODS, v.z : Gentlemen\u2019s ('ravats, Scarfs, Mufflers, Gloves, Fancy Wool Hosiery, bhirts.Collars.4c .4c.In a lew days Gentlemen\u2019s FRENCH UNDERCLOTHI.NG.kinds Genera! Manager in British North America:\u2014 W.P.REYNOLDS, Ksq , Toronto.N.B.\u2014NÎCOLL1 CLOTHING of all suitable for the proeent Season.GLOVER 4 FRY.Quebec, Ocf.8, 1856.JOHN MUSSoN, Apothecary aad Chcmlut.City of Hamilton\u2019 losorers, beyond largest .Fropneta- HAS just received ex aeveal BEAUTIFUL CHEMICAL CABINETS containing theapporatui 4 rbeinirals necessary for enabling youth» to perform the moat in'eresting experiments, which with the Hook of Directions gives a practical know'»dge of the science.Gar.ngena tor the immediate pioduction of Soda Water, lemonade, 4c.Flesh Brushes, Gloves, Calefacio Flesh Belts, 4c., for producing waimth sod a healthy action of the skin.The very best English mad* Hair Brushes, Infant\u2019» Biushea, P.ff* 4 Powder#, Sponge (Doves for washing Infants, Feeding Bottle*.Braaat Pump», 01**»*#.4c.Superb Toilette Battle» and every vequtii* for a La*ly' s nr Gentleman's Toilette.Very Saperb Tooth Brushes.Rowland\u2019s Odonto, Persian Odonto, Elliot's, Trotters, camphorated, Aieca Nut Charcoal, and other Tooth Powders.Burnett\u2019s Oiientsl Tooth Wash.Lubin\u2019s and other French aad English Perfumery.Farine\u2019* F.sn de Cologne, Lavender Water, 4c.Sachets, Fumigating Pastille*.Hair pms, tj-GENUINE PATENT MEDlClNKS^tt Quebec, 18th Oft.1856.H.GOWEN.AO VO CASO Orne* H AI.DIM AND HILL.Quebec, Oet.7,1856.\tl?m AS A (JUARANJKE: to these Association* havi> g the ry in the world, consietirg ot SIX THOUSAND SHAREHOLDERS.th London Ihrtctore have forwarded by isat mail $60,000, which «deposited in the Bank of Rrit «h North America, to be permanently mveeted aa a Baca- 1 rity Fund, and |i'»s*« will be promptly aattled by the Locel Hoard, without reference to England.SELLING OFF DRY GOODS.J.& E.Morgan, WILL commence on MONDAY, tb* 24th inetant, to BELL OFF At naiunally LOW PRICES, ther Mock ol Qua be#, Under the Control of Montreal Board, OFFICE: ST.LAWRENCE CHAMBERS, St.Peter Street.THE Sahacnber, Agent et Quebec for tho above Association», is Prepared to GRANT 1 INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE oh fill doaerip-i tiorta of Property at AS LOW RATES of Premium a» other English Offices.Also LIEF.INSURANCE on very lav ora hie Term».RF\u2019Loaaea Seat led without reference to England.H\u201cNP«F.VF.NTKD.Radway\u2019 RemeJie# should be ^.\u2022PtJin bouse j if they are remrted to in 'b® cations of iUnesa, notbing acrioua w*\u20181 They wUljreatore.regulate and eorrect all urm rulantiee and disorder# Immediately» K Radway\u2019a Remedies are aold by everywhere.Had wav\u2019s Redly BjJj®*» **£\u2022?* per bottle.Radwaya Resolvent, $1 P«r boule.Radway\u2019a Regulator», (3U p»Ha,J 26 cenu per bog.1,01\tRADWAY k CO.IA2, Fulton Street.New York.Sold by Druggiat* Merchant#, and Storekeepers everywhere BUI own Hfowrdere and Liter Complaints.Xiedy far dwmageiBBMj Uwt ¦d, I have wlduiB ftwad a cbm ot\t« atsb : 1 ss^JSSiSsinsei PtUa at* tbe ottoWdoctowdatgr-leap^ej.twJpnaobSisr.gfe* UTTtW \u2022».rBBoU curvd bw t«4 eur twv chlldr** Uj, Hmn aJtomame ear*» nar tna «ur iw ehUdrws Tfri\u2019 xnta æ ïrrrïîTÆns; \u2022T*wUbM> faMb » a>BdkSjM asyene^wbimhmmiliy »oud bim! booesL will bepfjfW^ h*r*.\u2018\t«ho.J untriiN, Indigestion and Imparity of Use Blood yv*a» Jfav.J.r./«was, J«m* if j+mt Chmrck, Mbém.DR.A veil I Uv* «Wed yoar Wle *1U «atraordlBary in wihari^aog««««g tboeslsmeaiMilo vNh in dieu\u2014¦ To sagafaw dw °o|Swb of hgwrtuB nad»Bjify lb* Uuod Uej BO^tbn^wr^beat r*a»edy I W» irer know», and I ena friend».Toot*, J.MUSSON Humors.Skin D.eca«e*.Scmfula.Bed l*(iugke, Dyapcpel».Byj.hilie.Sorea.Ulcere, Tumor».Nodes.Swelling», Radway a 8cn°v*-Reeolvcnt ha* cur«rd the most Inghtfully nffltcted objecta, who were covered from bead to foot w ith Boila, Sorea and Ulcéra.Even ^ hen the human body wa.ao frightfully mutilated by eye-witneu, their culoua.THE FOREST WINE Extract from tkt Half Credit Premium.Rote» of Age.25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 Half Premium during Fust 7 year».£ t.d.19 1 4 9 14 2 12 6 Whole (Annual) Premium for lamatnderofLife./ s.d.7 9 11 2 10 6 9 8 2 6 10 4 8 \u2022 6 4 OFFICE in Lower TO LET.IMMEDIATE YOMBSalOH\u2014 HE STORE and DWELLING \u2022boI.< i,.lately occupied by M^J.^ Well Dry .Ü28L X)0a*AVLT, on the S ep» leading Mountain ^1» \u2018^b-pU-n\t, Good* EaT.bl.ahment.-WiU be App!y to\tShaw\u2019i Buildirga.Quebec,29'h August.1856.__________ Eligiblo Property for Sale.rpHE undersigned has been I POSF, (by private Sale) of a I^ARl»L HIGHLY (ITLTIVATED F.4BW.u.\to.llert the Lutle River St- (.harles, 12m T.A.& C.WALKER, Civil Engineers and Architeets, CONVENT BUILDINGS, ST.PETER STREET.Quebec, Aug.7, 1855.at the place called the Lutle about 3 mde* «rom the Cite, between tbe p\u201ety ot Charles Smith.K*q heirs Duchesnat: penis in superficies,\t.-_____-, h \u201e HUlHfST aTATK OF CULTIVATION, p.rootage of at lea** 10 arpent, on \u2019JT ^^ \u2019k! and .interacted by the^ Turnpike Road skirting the nortbern bank ® that pWe river : together w-ith the F.LLI.J,ll- HoUfrK.Farm Houae, Barns, bic.thereon erected.Terms East,\u2014Titles IRON COFFINS.THE undersigned offer for Sale, at their Shop.M.Valier Street, IRON COFFINS, of ail eiaev, cemented and enamelled, and air ami water tight.A thick jfla*« plate ia placed at the bead ot 'hesc Cotfina, ao that in cases where it is necessary to Coffin immediately alter death, relatives and friend* may be able to aee the deceaaed\u2019s face till tbe moment of burial.Before interment this glasa ia covered with a metal plate.J.O.VALLIERE A SON* Quebec, lat Febf, 1854.pro-ii,d that of The Farm contain» 1*0 At-ol which |tba are in the cultivation it Dr.McLANE\u2019S CELE1IRATKD Y E 11 M I F U G E liver\u201d PILLS.tNDI#FtJTA*LT.N.H.BOWEN.Two of t la* boat Prepos'otlooe of tbe Ac».OR- FOY Quebee, July 23, 18o6.For Sal© or To Let, ¦ ¦ /COTTAGE, STABLES and fffm CHARD, situated near ST.JElîflL CHURCH.Apply{\u2022 E.GLACKEMEYER.Quebec, 7th July, 18¦V' - for sale .m rf^HF.HOUSE on the St.Foy Road, I at prerent occupied by the subecri-JB, fex.with from 2 to 20 Acre» et Land.Immediate poaaeseiou can be given.\u2014ALSO\u2014\t, Dpir ding LOTS of 2 Acre# and «Pw®™*; froütin, ^ th.Si.For.LfWI# ¦\"J Tbweb o» Bucclbu«m, His Grace The Dux* or Atmoh.H-THK PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDENTS and DIRECTORS ARE ALL INSURED IN THE SOCIETY.1.Character and Standinc\u2014The Noblemen ar.d Centième» who form the Board of Direction ef this Sneiery attest their high opinion of its soundness ^id liberality and ot the |««itive pecuniary advantage» secured to ita member» l>v insuring l/ittr ou h licet in lAe Variety and by presiding over the management ol ila «llaira.2.\tCkrtaintt or Final Paimrnt\u2014V.very consideration is made ¦«('oidinate to ihe perlec.a.canty ot ihe Assured.Il is 'be paramount ob ject of this Society that aeveatf or eighty years hence Policies shell be as promptly p*rd »» they have been for the last thirty year# of i\u2019« exi.tence, and tbe sala .nd aatiafaetory cbaracler ot the in-vea'ments will be found detailed in the 3rd Septennial Investigation\u201d Pamphlet, published and di«tnbuted by numeroua agent» of the Society, which is neither a ascral aor a Proprietary Asao* elation.3.\tImcortant Reduction or PaaMiuMi.\u2014 Fiom tbe pamphlet referred to information wid be obtained as to the large profit» ot the Ssociety, all belonging to tk* atturtd, from an application of which for the future, aa fatly explained ,n p.ge 29, baa been framed a Table of Premium* unprecedentedly low.For instance, (table A C) a person aged twenty may areure JEUX) at death by the annual payment ot lil 8a 6d.; were his age thirty, he ahould i«ay £1 16« 7d ; if forty, £2 9t.7d.; if fifty, £3 l»».9d.; it sixty, only £5 7s 2d.,ai.d proportionate premiums for intermediate ages.Under the table the £100 is insured if the additions declared during tbe currency of the Policy are greater than at the rate ot If per Can»., or Eianmiahcd if lesa Tht rate hut ntvtr been Ittt and at the laat f wo investigations exceeded H t>er Ceat.A Life Insurance fur one year «ill «oat £1 5a.6d.for £100 at age 40.4.Amount or BcaiNEse-\u2014The outstanding Assurances exceed TWO MILLION-^ and A-HALF STERLING.A number of the moat respectable citizen* of Quebee hold Policies, or are insured in the Society.5 Proposal» entertained tor Awurance of any cordingency depending on huma» Life.' «noue modes of payment ol premiums to suit tba Assured.Medical Officee: JAS.A.SEWELL' Esq.M.D.(MUTUAL.) Extract from Tablt inf A Partm^on tn Profit t, after Seven Yearly Payment».Hall- Ago.\t\tAnnual\t\tYearly\t\t\tQuarterly \t\tPremiam.\t\tPremium.\t\t\tPremium.Year*.Month*.£\t\t\t».d.\t£\ta.\t!.\t£ s.d.30\t0\t2\t7 3\t1\t4\t2\t\u2022 12 3 \t3\t2\t7 6\t1\t4\t4\tC 12 4 \t6\t2\t7 10\t1\t4\t6\tA 12 5 \t9\tO\t8 2\t1\t4\t8\t0 12 6 40\tA\t3\t3 0\t1\t12\t3\t0 16 5 \t3\t3\t\t1\t12\t6\t0 16 7 \t6\t3\t4 1\t1\t12\t10\t0 16 9 \t9\t3\t4 7\t1\t13\t1\t0 16 16 gory of Pill*, made of Drug», anawer no purpose more lhaa pur-ation.Sm-h drug# «HMtber reach the blood or bad humor.The Pills made of these Plante ie a different ih.ng altogether.They ean-not ham a child, yei )U#t »« aur* «\u2022 we ar^ living being».*o »ure em 1 thst their cfflcscy in cur- m* Dueases of the Blood and other complainte is IUr\t^\t- .i,,.tome cases to which 1 have been | the lava of disease as to render it necessary .at the havoc which dia^aae bad made in the human body wa» ao diagus'ing \u2022» t© ah^* *U( sicken ihe »»n»e# of the moat intimate menas.Radway\u2019a Reoovatiog Résolvent ha* *>*\u2022\" *\" such objecta new and nealthy boil'es.and fiU*d the veina viitb a Irtah, pure and healthy «traam of blood.in.\tToJ Radw At\u2019a RacoLAToas \u20141 h< di»«»v«ry of this last gicat remedy eaublubcsin tnedicina entirely new }-riuciples, which medical wntrra and sages have foi year* ia vain Sought to diacover.In Radway\u2019s Regulators we give to the world a cathartic, purgatic, »|ierient.diuretic, diaphore tic, and above all a Regulator of the whole Human Body.\t.\t_\t.\t|_ A pill that, while it\tfr®®1 ,h* th\u20ac refuse ('epuaits, il beala ®U »\u2018»rc», uloers, or 'f1'1*\" tioris in 'h»*\u2019oowre|eor mucoous membrane».Ile-riewed streng'b tollows every oiwralion, and In* stead of the patient growing weaker by their eva-cualiona.as ia the ie»ult that lollowa oafxtal $5,000,000.A PPLICATIONS for OCEAN or INLAND A mstiRANCK FIRE RISKS taken oe Veaaela on th# Stock» or in Docks.\t.PebiOary 14, 1856.'\t1\t9m WONDERFUL FACTS ! ! Scrofula ! Scrofula ! ! & (ik (àdJU'ltOâ» THE CELEBEATED AHD WELL ENOWN Veterinary Surgeon oj Galt IN compliance with tbo wiahea of many of hie friend# to make known to tbe public, for tb# sake of tha sufferings of thousands who are now afflicted with the worat of Dried and running Scrofula, hi# valuable Ointment and wb«l# ve- S.table Bitter», baa now been tested for more an half a century,- and never obc# haa a fail are in B peitect cure been known, though hun * ™ \u2014J - ^ maaâoiifâ\u2019ss WORLD\u2019S FAIR HE Unde mem They Ef» THE UndeMlgaifd W m mem of HÉUBINü\u20198 PATEN R kntTw*v tw Ert rket.PREMIUM RAFE8-unt Btceivbd ®\" ¦\u2022\u2022©rt-.TENT Ra FES.\u2014 to be tbe beet erticle is the Quebec, 2nd Nv*.DANIEL MeGlE, » I8M.8L Andrew\u2019s Wharf HrFda hive uted It both here and in throM coun- trVR.H.Colli»» bind# himself to th# publie, that wherever a eeitain cure Is not pe-formed, he will honorably tefund tb« money at hi* residence in Galt, to all who may nae Ms Ointment.and its not having eradicated the diaeaae.The name* of several per son» here and elsewhere can be given, if required, who bave uaed it and a thorough cure having been made.Medicine and directions eent to all parte of tbo proyiaee by R.H.C.Sold only be R.H.Collihe, (to proven» impo-¦ition)at hi* r##kJen«#,GElt, aear Kaox\u2019aChorcb.R C.H.alao fulfy recommend» to «be public bit celebrated Mixture lor Rheumatism and Sprains.References of tbe highest respectability will b« give»»\t.^ R.H.C.wishing to tab if?fold prove to the meet Sceptical, tbe value and confidence that mey he\tdWitfnffff.for J®® disease, wltbee to tnek# known tbit be require# no money for three month# *R#r »be cere i* P®»* jected, but good aoCurity wil 11 required for tbe amount.\t.Galt, Jflty 29tk, 18M.\t»*¦ Dkbilitt, Emaciation, Night Sweats, and Wkaalt State or the Con»titution.\u20141 he Forçat Wine ia a popular remedy tor all the»* complaints, one to three bottles cure the worat caae» wiibout tbe u*e of the Pills ; but when the complaint ia accompanied with aome other diaor odcr tbe Pills alt will be required.Over a million of boxe» and bottle* have been sold wilbui the leal two year* ia th# United Hate* and Canada#.Letter» and certificate# to the amount of many thousand* hava been received, teatilying to tbe cures and good effect» of thaae Remedies.READER I I never knew a aingle instance where the Remedies have been taken acconUng to direction», but that thay bave produced tbe moat decided benefit.Even in old standing cora-flaints, where the patient peraeveted in them or a reasonable length of time, they have effected a cuie in every instance which hae come to my knowledge, with the aole exception ol one.Tbia waa a very old man.whose constitution wee completely gene before be began \"o use them, still he footid them to do more good than anything elae.It shoeld be understood that tbeae Remedies are not made of drug» kept bY otugy gists, aa all otberttiedicinei *rB, but that they are pioduced Irom the medicinal virtue» of certain planta, which nourish and purify tbu bleud aa loud doe# the body.I will mention for example, three of tbeae pliDta which fafo «ell known, Dandelion, Yellorf Dock/ and HEfalnEfiUa, lhe ethers are (Bund |h jtjefdMet, Md their Flf11!®* ar* ten time» more effective than tnoae I hava named, and were ft not for mulong known the sec tel of my diecovery, which I plteegreEt value on, I would not heuiiale I» name them.Suffice it to say ibat tbe efficacy of one of them waa diacoveied by ila cure of a horrible CM* ol hero fula is Tea Days tine.READER 1 If you do not «rant fàk- lifosrt* tution Ifijurcd by that alow luikingjjoiaon\u2014mer cury, or other narcotic dmgl, tO®fh go,uncertain medicine* «rXfcfouad\t6\u2018* timae excellent regelebie Remedie#\u2014HALSfal 8 FOREST WINE AND PILLS.''.If you have Rheumatism, Sore#LUlcere, kind of' Humor, or I border, persevere mum you, hft Y9« ®t* r\u2018^1®*® ,0 never cen AM» UllifaO- .», Ulcer», Dyapopei*.or any re, but you are certam t« i to week «tuU the diaca*e My Foreet Wihe is in Urge woarebottUs, One illar per botlle.Or Sighfutfoi for Five Dollar*, .real rilUTw«ni?«five J»i4|k(rt B**-cure tbe For##! Wine and fills of my regulw Dollar per botlle, or Six Forest PilU Tw«ai?«five Foieat Wine and filla of m \u201e advertUed Agtnt#.which teill ba the Vet gti^ rantuu againat comiterfeit End ajnmoua artielee» Ornerai Depot, No 64 W®l»»#RTfoN «hw York Appointed Agent# io^.,01 r| o a r'l \u2018I ,____ AR* Dbvoc, led Age Tmbke RiyE*#^-L.A.DURORD k CO.tZatiW*-' * I BROOKS.November llth, 1866.\t, r |\t.\u2022) YTÏ0 18m sunt and natural evacOutioil fram ibe V-owela at a regular hour, each and every day.To ladies whose monthly turn# are not regular, a doa# pr two of Radway\u2019s Regulators and Ready Relief will always insure their regular discharge at lhe proper time.FEVER AND AGUE CURED.Pierson Money, Keq.of Carrollton, Miea., own* a large plantation and work* orer one hundred negroc* on ihe hot icon lands of Miaaie-mpp\u2014a section ol U»e caonuy as celebrated for Fever and Ague a* tba nver fctyx inancieot mythology was d'padcd aa a place inveated with evil a| irits While thetiegroea of olhrr planter* are ah eking to piece# wiih «eue, Pieiaon Money\u2019» \u201c darkies\u201d are lat, hearty and happy, at work, aingii.g with joy their aonge and gleea, for they feet sate from all diesea as long ae they hava Radway\u2019a Ready Relief to guard them.Sol one hour** work has been lost on Mr.Money\u2019¦ plantation by sickness trace be began the use ol Radway\u2019a Reedy Relief and Regulator» among his negrova.On every plantation where Radway\u2019s Ready Remedies arc kept for the uae of families and seruants, you will be sure lo find health, hippinces and contentment.Radway's Relief and Regulator» are positive Cute* for Fever and Ague.Dyarotcry, Billioua-ne**, Cholic, Headache, Rheumatism, Nervous ness, Coaiivcncsa, Dyspepsia, indigeation, and all other Disease# of tbe Stomach, Lungs, Bo* els, Kidney», Nerve», Brain, Liver, Head, Heart Cheat, Sides, Back, Ac, DYSENTERY.Looseness of Ihe Bowel», Paintul Diacharg-ea, Cholera Moibua, Cholera, Cracnna, Violent Pntgmse and Vwroiiinf#.are stopped in a abort time by Kadway\u2019e Ready Relief.A LUMP OF DEAD DIGNITY.On board of the ateamboat Shoitwell, on her trip from New Oileana to Cincinnati, the cholera had laid on their backs some fifty out of aeventy five patsengers ; ibT a few hour* the scene waa of tbe most terrible character.Among the passengers were two regular d.vctora and a staunch Iriet d of Rad way\u2019a Ready Reliel.The two doctor» took under their care the patients in the ladies\u2019 saloon, and the patienta on on* ekJu of the forward saloon.The R.K.R.friend took tbo deck passengers and tbe cabin passengers on the Igrboard side of tbe forward cabin ; aa fast aa the Ready Relief waa applied to tha R.R.K.patients they recovered, and before tha two doctors got out ol the ladies* saloon, overy one put of lhe twenty-five that were sick, and were treated by the R.R Relief, weieout of danger and free from cholera.Still the doctors refused to use the Heady Relief, and out ot twelv# passengers under their treatment, aeven died in tba agonie» «4 cholera.At laat both of tbe doctor» wet* taken sick ; the field was now left rracn to mesi « ho had W itnessed ita miraculoua efnenry, it wa* applied to all lhe remaining patienta; who were quickly relieved from their distressing and dangerous aituations.The two doctor* were now the only aick one# in the boat.Dr.W., a m«n of *ood sense and liberal view*, called for the R.R.R.advocate.»* Sir,\u201d said the Doctor, ,l I have made up my mind to fry yoitt quack medicine\u2014it iaout of the power of remedies used by the régulai order of our faculty to cure me; I will, therefore, at tbe risk ot heing denounced by the faculty, conaent to «ave my life by lie *«*i»iaBc« ol Radwa; Ready Rvlief.\u201d Not ao did Dr Noodle, he ing deteimincd to make himeelf a martyr to the \u2022\u2022 dignity of tbe niofenion,\u201d refuaed to a«V« bit I if# by a \u2022' quark medicine.\u201d He dashed table he Life Restoring Remedy, and left aa a trophy of hla fWmnesa and adherence Id folly, a lump of dead dignity.How John McWhinnie, Eaq., Editor of the Woodstock, C.W., Sentinel, w*« eeixed with Lumbago, afflicted «nth RbeumeHetn, ¦fad cured by Radway\u2019s Ready Relief.Me**r«.Rauwat A Co.New York City.\t\u201e _ \u201e G«NTi.«wrNi\u2014A roeent trial of your R.Relief fof Rheumatism prove# it to be a aoeereiga re medy.About foar weoka *\u20ac\u2022 1 wa* earned with Lumbago, and quite unable to aland up.I pur tbased trom M