The Quebec mercury, 6 février 1855, mardi 6 février 1855

[" \u2014 nebec TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1855.VOLUME LI.Mcrcm* MORES ET STUDIA ET POPULOS ET PRÆLIA DICAM.Vi RG.Geo.IV.* NUMBER 16.THE QUEBEC MERCURY.PRICK OP ADVERTISING.tint inurtionfi lineaand under.2«6i ¦\t¦ ¦¦ ¦¦\t7 lines to 10.3* 4d -\tUpwards of lOlines,.4dper line.Subuqutnt inurlion»\u2014Quarter price.All Advertisements, unaccompanied with direc« lions, ere inserted untilforbid, and charged accord* iagly.Orders for discontinuing Advertisements, to be n mrUingt tnd delivered the day previous to pub* ieation.Persons not having Accounts at this Office, will be required to pay on giving Advertisements.*9\u201d Subscription\u2014£1 per Annum, payable half*jearlj in advance.AGENTS: Montreal\u2014Mr.B.Dawson, Bookseilerr Toronto\u2014John Mautson, Esq.V.B.Palmkr, the American Newspaper Agent, is (As only authoriud Agtnt for this paper in the cities of Boston, New York, and Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take advertisements and sub* scriptiops at the rates as required by us.His receipts will be regarded as payments.His Offices are \u2014 Boston, Scollay\u2019s Building; New York, Tribune Buildings; Philadelphia, N.W.corner Third and Chestnut Streets.London.\u2014Mr.F.Algar, II, Clement's Lane, Lombard street.Franck.\u2014M.Hector Bossange,Quale Voltaire, Paris.THE undersigned has REMOVED his OFFICE to Shaw\u2019s Buildings, FOOT OF MOUNTAIN HILL, opposite to Messrs.Chinie, Simard, Melliot it Co\u2019s.Store.JOHN YOUNG, Advocate.Qiifhee, 1st February, 18.^5.\t11 \u201412m ROY aiTiWür ANCËTÔMPAN y OY LIVERPOOL.Capital,\u2014\t8\u2014u ADDRESSES.CHARLES LEATCRAFT OETHINOS ADVOCATE ; Office next door to Custom House, ST.PETER STREET, LOWER TOWN.Quebec, Jsny.6th, 1855.\t3\u20144m J./?.BURK AGE, Organist op St.Patrick\u2019s Church, ST.URSULE STREET, OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL, Professor or Music.Sole Agent for Firth, Pond and Co\u2019s Pi n Music, fee., &tc.Quebec, 21st November, 1854.\t139\u2014u Mr.E.H.BROWN, TKACHER OF THE ENGLISH, ERENCH, AND ITALIAN LANGUAGES, \\t Mrs.H.HAYES\u2019\u2014Opposite the Post Office, Buade Street.Quebec, 6th April, 1851.\t41\u201412m JOHN LILLY,\u201d MERCHANT TAILOR, HABIT MAKER, AND GENERAL OUTFITTER, 13, Sf.Anne Strcet,Upper Town, Quebec.X\\7OULDbeg respectfully to call the attention of vv his numerous customers and the gentry of Quebec and vicinity, to his present large and varied stock of Summer Goods,selected in the best markets in England, Germany, and France, together with a splend.d assortment of Scotch Tweeds and Cassi-mores, which he is prepared to make up with neatness, and punc'uvli'y, according to the latest and most approved fashions.Quebec, 13th June, 1854.\t70 ~j7h7 c o l e7 SURGEON, JAIL HILL, Quebec, 17th Novr., 1853.\tlo7-*u SINGING JLASSES.MR- CARTER\u2019S SINGING CLASSES will MEET at HIS ROOMS II], ESPLANADE, on TUESDAY EVENINGS, fram Halt-Past SEVEN till EIGHT, for Instruction in the ELEMENTS of VOCAL MUSIC, and from EIGHT till NINE for the Practice of GLEES, MADRIGALS, he.\u2014 \\ (First Meeting on TUESDAY, the 16th January.) And on THURSDAY EVENINGS, rom Half-Past SEVEN till EIGHT, for Instruction in the ELEMENTS of VOCAL MUSIC, »nd from EIGHT till NINE, for the Prae-ticc of ANTHEMS, CHORUSES, Ac.\u2014(First Mikting on THURSDAY, the 18th Jan\u2019v.) TERMS For the Course to Mat 17ih,\u2014 To either Class, FOUR DOLLARS -,\u2014To both Classvs.SIX DOLLARS, ; or ONE DOLLAR per Month to ei'her Class.Quebec, 6th Jany., 1855.\t3\u20141m Grand Trank Railway.THE under signed is authorised by the Grand i Trunk Railway Coapiny to slate that he has made arrangements for the F E R R Y A G E of .GOODS from POINT LEVI and their delivery in j Quebec, at reasonable charges.Merchants ami others desirous that he should ! convey their Goods to and from the Station, Point Levi will pletse leave their ORDERS or advice notes at his office, No.8, ANNE STREET, Upper Town.CHARLES HOUGH.Quebec, 30th November,1854.\t143\u20142m A CARD.MRS.PAYNE, No.3, St.Margueritte Street \u2022St.Kochs, is prepared to attend as a NURSE ! in LADIES\u2019 HOUSES.References to DOCTOR BOSWELL, and DOCTOR ROWLEY, and severs! of the Ladies of Quebec.All orders left it No.3, St.Margueritte Street.St.Koch\u2019s, wilt be promptly attended to.Quebec.31st Oct., 1854.\tLD\u20146ns \"fôïTsale.Three pair of french mill stones, i 4 feet 4 inchee to 4 feet to 6 inches in Disme- 1 ter ; Runners edgewsy of the Burr ; from the Mill Stone Works of James Saverey, Esq., Newcastle upon Tyne.Apply to R.MITCHELL, Arthur Street, Quebec.28th Oct., H54-\t129 FOR SALE.A PAIR of HANDSOME GREY HORSES.about It hints high, quiet in Saddle and Hirneie.\tApply to F.DRISCOLL.Livery Stables, St.Lewis Street Quebec, C5lh Oet., 1854.\t128 NOTICE.General Telegraph Office, ARTHUR STREET, Opposite the Montreal Bank.QtTKBRC, 1st January 1355.THE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH ASSOCIATION have arranged whh the GRAND TRUNK TELEGRAPH COMPANY, for the PROMPT and CORRECT TRANSMISSION of MESSAGES TO and FROM ALL PARTS of WESTERN CANADA.ISAAC D.PURKIS, Superintendent.British American Telegraph Co., And Grand Trunk Telegraph C., J'V On the 5th inst.,the Companies wil OPEN an OFFICE in BROUSSEAU\u20193 BUILDINGS, opposite Mr.Musson\u2019s, for the convenience of residents in the Upper Town.N OTICE is hereby given ^ that the undersigned will applv to Parliament, during the present session at the meeting tliereof in February next, or so soon therealter as the.Rules nf the House will permit, for an ACT OF INCORPORATION for the ST.LAWRENCE INSURANCE COMPANY.HENRY BARTHE, ANSELME MARMEN, AMABLE PELLETIER, BOIS FRERES, BAB1NEAU & GAUDRY, Quebec, 4th January, 1855.\t4\u2014u Mackay\u2019s Quebec Directory.FOR 1855-6.^l^HF.undersigned begs to inform the Merchanta X and Citizens of Quebec, that she will continue to publish the QUEBEC DIRECTORY on the same plan as that adopted by her late husband, R.W.S.Mackay.The Directory, for 1855-6 will be issued in the month of JUNE next, and will contain an alphabetical list of the citizens generally, a Classified Business Directory, numerous statistics and other information suitable for such a wmk.A considerable portion of the material is now being obtained and the undersigned is confident that the work will he compiled in such a manner as will commend itself to the public ; she therefore hopes that the libera! patronage which was bestowed on the former issues of the work wdl be extended (a her.Tn« only authorized agemt, Mr.A.A.STEVENSON, of Montreal, will canvass the City for Subscribers and Advertisements, e irly in !h 01 80 Sn,nH a S|ll)SCription army, who are the admiration of Europe.\" In We Hre at a Joss to conceive.'J\u2019he pre-the course of his st»ccch, he declared that the ! sent nienibership luitubers over 150, con- covite ambition\u2014that tlie Western Powers and | , f U 0 I Jt^ nPPeai[ *>ul little toWnrda Sllp-Auttria were willing to fight for the rights of P'y»aff «M the appliances fequi£ed fur the Turkey\u2014and that ns Itussia was no longer to be ! pruper carrying out o| the ulnocts cutl-feared, she must yield It is added that the I teinplated.In Ellwand, we llUticc thnt sensation produced by this warlike stveccb wasith^l: .\t.0, , u,-v t iipm.c linn very great, and that the Grand Vizier, who was i , ^ocicty urPealt\u2019d nssisftiface to the present, warmly thanked the Internuucio.Plain ! I'l,b!ic generally, and Hie appeal was not ! people will readily comprehend how the cool nnd \u2018«tule in vain.We are not awhre whe-calculattng di|domattsti >u this U\u2018\t\u2018\u2018 been astonished at the d- livery words, and it is only to be Intcrnuncio's government di act upon them six mouths ago, of Austria in the middle of last position of Russia on the Danube and so disgraceful, would have sparcu « lernoie : r *\t.- ¦ITusiou of blo.al and an enormous waste of : ,,cDtted by the ititclliiieiice which it cre-treaaurc.Whatever may he the value of the , uti'S, nnd the sound practical kituwled Austrian alliance now, it has hem nurchnsed at a ; it inculcates nnd did tiens\tW.* \u201er serious cost-a cost, greater, probably, if we liad , m j USl, UI U,,n,Se8*\t\" 0 nry calculated upon her bostility than her friendsbip.I L.a ,\tnl,'J,, to prove the principle, now She has earned the hatred of Itussia by her j *u^y recognised, that every individual Sr.John's Wahd.\u2014Dr.Rohilaille who lins represented this Ward in the Council for the lust four years was returned unanimously.S E C O n!) DAY.CHAMPLAIN WARD.CLOSI OF Tim rou.Hearn.213 Krothors.ST.PETER\u2019S WARD.CLOSB OF Till I\u2019Olita.St afford.140 Mnximm.l\u2018Jd ST.LEWIS WARD.AT Till: CLOSK.Robertson .pi Wurtele.90 Alan y persons have been attacked fo- every incident of Ihe bloody transaction, extending over a column and a half, was published in the Mercury of the 1-tlh February, 1839.subséquent course of procedure quite as much iu 1 is bonoÛttcd in proportion as the commit if she had made a decided movement in the fir.t 1\t.\t, 1\t}\t.\u2018-uiumttç- instance.\tmovement in the flrit j nity among whom he lives is intelligent * The adherence of Sardinia to the treaty of the I n,u* \"e Hre ^iHy persuaded, that from Sad of December, and the offensive and defeu-j ll\u2018e goberai acceptance which this nlain w \"c,\u20183,10 bas made with England and : proposition meets with, unv uni)*iil in-ido r ranee, are aunounced as tacts of imoortauee \u2022\t.:.1.1 .\t1 .\u2019 .\t' .,t,a(le at an early hour, a Immlred and fifty of the Itftb inarched down to the poll, and iri\u2019 owing to the intense cold, were rcliov«oet FJat-whom were foreigners.\tvisible through a glass plate in the ,,oi5C* Ufa entitled proclamation of thr Nxw kino.\tlid of the coffin.During the entire two) THE ESQUIMAUX TO HIS MISTRESS.Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God to| ,I^S w^'c^ (be construction of the tomb remove from this world our beloved Sovereign, was supposed to occupy, there was no bis late Majestv, Knmchaincha HI.; nnd whereas, noise to indicate a habitation over bead XotJi!*s r;',l,e,Ts,m,T1i,,cer\"|y «V#*\t1 f .r %f - L.\u2022 - _ \u2022 ?_\t\u2022 y I 10(1 mill fl f f SBIll IxAi V 1 t«r\t___l- - 1 of the House of Noble*, his royal Highness Prince Liboliho, was declared to be his Majesty\u2019s successor.Therefore, public proclamation Is hereby made, that Prtoco Alexander Liboliho is King of tho Hawaiian Islands, under the title of Kaiuehamcha IV.God preserve the King.Kkom Ana, Kuhina Nui The now King bus always been looked upon 11s, to some extent, under British influence; and this will he doubtless used to prevent the fulfillment of the proposed scheme.As a significant fact, we notice that tho government organ, the Polynesian, takes occasion to speak in a much kinder tunc of the English and French than it has recently indulged in.The Russian prisoners on hoard the and attended by tho same masked guard, who on the completion of the work (it being then dark out of doors) paid him a reward of thirty pounds, nnd drove him ns before to the St.Paul\u2019s Market, after having ordered him to eternal silence ns ho valued his own life.Two men of the name of Moixan were brought to the FoliceOffice on Saturday, and denied any knowledge of the story.Important Arrest.\u2014Through tlie well directed efforts of High Constable Clark, of Sherbrooke, a vile scoundrel named Henry A.Prévost Holland, formerly nn Advocate of Three Rivers, has OfiH\u201820nnnrnen nomi,m,lIy flt for service,! Amphitrite, who were captured with the just been nrre'sîecl in° the Smte \u2019 'ImS only 2,000 are ,n good health.The Sitka, were to be landed at Tahiti on the Ho land wns apJointed Clerk nÎ T r, \" r,.,r\ts* i\"1™1 °< \u2018»«\t« «\u2022»* «.«a.cire\u201eu c0J«xr.\"^F,b^ \u201et± .,\t,\t\u201e\t-from the beer-shop, \u2022nd from low, degrading pursuits, have been induced to listen, to think, to read, to attend classes, and to visit the House of God.LxcrraKii attended by Three-quarters of a Million of Auditors are known to have been delivered up to the close of the year 1853.This forms only the ascertained results, a vast number of Lecture* delivered not haring been reported to the Committee.LtiRARJKS are reported as having been founded with 35,573 volumes, and Adult Classics upon various branches of knowledge have been formed in many localities.\u201d Among the subjects illustrated ore\u2014 Nineveh and Assyria ; the .Solar Svstem; Physiology in relation to health, habitations and dwellings; the Catacombs at Rome, and early Christianity ; Paganism ; Ihe Mechanical Powers; the Human Eye and Telescope ; the Clusters and Nebulas ; the Microscope ; Missionary Scene# ; Australia and Australian life ; the Comet of 1853 ; Domestic arrangements of tlie Orientals, illustrative of Scripture ; Progress of Locomotion ; One million points for conveying ideas of high ntiml>ei$,&c.; ! Ugypt, her temples, pyramids and tombs ; Geology and Biography.A great number of societies throughout Great Britain nnd the Provinces are recognised as affiliated branches, among which are Mechanics\u2019 Institutes, Sunday School Unions, Mutual Improvement Societies smd Literary Associa\u2019ions.Such, in a few I words, are the character un J operations of i the parent society.It numbers among its | officers and patrons some of the first men I in England, and, if we judge from the I extracts from letters of corres;>oiiding 1 members, published iu Hie reftort, it has exercised nn immense amount of influence, and affected incalculable good.beginning of the month, although the Crimean winter bad not set in.\u2014 The Timet says in conclusion that, unless some extraordinary stroke of fortune intervenes, we ore about to lose our only army\u2014the object of 30 much pride, of so much deep affection, of so much tender solicitude\u2014and asks if the nation is prepared for this disaster.Letters from Odessa of the 6th state that a bard frost, equal to nine or ten de- pUn, wherever it bss been fâirlvMdpfTseveringïy 8recs below the freezing point, bad tried.Men have been drawn from the beer-tlmn brought the roads into a fit state for the conveyance of troojis and munitions of war to Perekop.In diplomatic circles no doubt is entertained thnt Russia nnd Austria will come to nn agreement on the freedom of the Danube, and the cessation of the Russian protectorate iu the Princpalities.The Em|>eror of Austria has abolished the ptmishmeiu of death iu the Austrian army.V CIVIC ELECTIONS.Among the prisoners taken on board tho schooner was a lad of eleven years, a cadet, who remains there in charge of her Britannic Majesty\u2019s Consul-General.He is to be sent back, free, by some vessel in the Spring, and will have a good account to give of his treatment 011 the British vessels.GRAND FESTIVAL.FIRST DAY.The Municipal Elections yesterday comparatively speaking passed off jieace- ably.One or two fights took place near the Champlain and St.Peter\u2019s Ward (Killing places, but there was no other semblance of rowdyism uni Ring in any part of the city.Palscb Ward.\u2014Mr.Hull,the former representative, and Dr.Sewell, were elected without opposition.Champlain Ward.\u2014The contest between the candidates Messrs.Hearn, and Brothers, was not so close as had been anticipated.At tho close of Ihe poll yesterday the votes were Hearn 186, B10-tbers 51 \u2014Majority for Hearn 135.Pctbr's Ward.\u2014The votes wore well divided between Messrs.Maxharu und Stafford.Maxhnm 107, Stafford 88.1 Majority in favor of Max Irani 19.St.Leu is Ward.\u2014On the opening of! the (Kill Mr.Huut, N.P., on behalf of! Dr.Mnrtden , served the Chairman with a protest, drawn up under the direction We hove every reason to believe that ; of his counsel, A.Stuart, Ihsquirc, again.! ftnr:fetsr»n nmir nnnmli*\t_____\u2022 «\u2022\t¦\t* .\t~\t.the branch now happily organized ;u this I the nomination und electron of Mr.i city it calculated to fill a blank long felt j Alexander Robertson, on the ground/ 10 Ihi.comtmiuity, and to be tile mean» ; among uthen, of hi.being aecuriiy for ' crou,lo\"> of estaohsiung and promoting a more the Messrs.Bell, contractors for the correct appreciation of the claim* of sci-1 Water Works, and summoning the Choir-eucaxud the advantages of knowledge, man to testify \u201c each individual voter,\u201d Classes have been formed on Gpology, on presenting himaelf, of this Uisquulifica-Geometry, Chemistry, the Evidences ofjtion.Natural and Revealed Religion, Reading At the close of the (Kill the votes stood \u2022nd Elocution, History and Modern Geo- j \u2014llobertton 61, Wurtele 39.\u2014Majority tor Robertson 22.grxphy, Drawing, Political Economy, Astronomy, und Human Physiology.\u2014 Die assistance of gentlemen, well qualified to take charge of these various classes, und who, with s generosity wàtr-*hy of the greatest praise, have consented St.Kochs Ward.\u2014Mr.Guay having been a few minutes too late in coming to the (Kill at its opening, the Returning Officer declared .Mr.Rhconmu the Councillor for the Ward for many years, re* We have much pleasure in directing attention to the forthcoming Festival which is to be given at Russell\u2019s lialf under the auspices of the Quebec Branch of tho British American Friendly Society of Canada.This association, which Iras but lately become established among us, has been tho means already of doing much good, hut its aim is to increase to a stil] wider extent its sphere of usefulness.There are certainly no associations which ^an claim as a right the generous support \\uf the community in a stronger degree than those whose peculiar and sole purpvse is the prevention or alleviation of distress, for the good which results from thetfi is of a two-fold character, inasmuch ts not only the immediate recipients are benefitted thereby, but the donors themselves, by a law of retribution whichi worketh in good ns wsll as in evil, are also compensated by a general improvement in the condition of society.Charity, like its sister Mercy, is twice blessed, blessing him that gives and him that takes.Colton, iu regard to public charities and benevolent associations for the relief of distress, remarks that they are peculiar to Christianity,that no other system of tivil or religious policy has originated |hem, and that they form its highest praise and characteristic feature.As will he seen by advertisement the proceeds of the Festival are to be devotee to ebaritaljje purposes, and this fact coupled wpth the consideration that every oxerfion is being made to render tlie Ball itlclf a very attractive one, will we liijst secure a large and general patronage on the (>art of the public.Our Montreal exchanges shew that the plan of enlisting the feeling which «craves for/harmless amusement and re-ifs subservient to the cause of charity, succeeds well in that city, and although we confess that the sense thus operated upon is not of tlm highest order, yet ns the/result obtained is so valuable, no objection can with reason be taken to tlie meuiii employed.Febvre, whence be decamped after converting the Court House furniture into money.He more recently changed notes of the Bank of Montreal from ones to tens, making a considerable sum of money by the transaction, and has been detected at various times in the commission of other base acts in and about Three Rivers, for which he never was punished owing to the difficulty of overtaking him.At the time of his arrest he was in league with a notorious counterfeiter now confined iu jail at Portia nd.Tokann, Tokana, thou sweet smelling maid, Thy beauty is such that it never can fade ; Thy oil, which is clearer than porpoise can yield, Lies unctuous on charms which can\u2019t be concealed 1 Hear then thy Kinnotti his vows now declare, Hear him swear by his toe-nails he hasn\u2019t a care In this world to live on, bereft of the smile Of Tokana, the lovely, tho Queen of tho Isle.On my beauteous Tokana, I\u2019m willing to settle A score of harpoons, and a fat-melting kettle, Boms sxccllent blubber, quite scarce at this season, And anything else that may bo in reason.My wigwam is lined well with tough porpoise leather, Its joints are bound strongly by whalebons together; The tenement too, is held in entail, Descending most strictly to none but heir\u2019s male.My last catch of herrings has been most auspicious, And fills to repletion my newly built fish-house ; Of cod, seal, and mackerel, I\u2019ve laid by a store In excess of the wants of a lone bachelor.Tokana, thou Sea Gull, thou bird of the deep, Let me pay thy hoard, let me psy thy keep; O say that our Chief, the old Father Chawjokki May turu thee forthwith into Mrs.Kinuotti.Silk hats are nearly air tight, and produce headache and baldness.Fur or wool bats are not liable to the objection.doctrines they would teach i.r what utility, I would ask, can it ho to disgust Ju Zf hearers by abusing tho parents of errryln, Jl 1 \"nt! at a puhlic meeting?Or what eSdTaf u servo to inform us that \u201c tho allied armies jj tk\u2018 Crimea boll, used strong drink,-, while the T,,r.kish army did not, and ihat was tho reason tu Turks did their duty so much better than cil£ tho Wench or English.\u201d\tuer My object beinç to promote tho good cam* 7!l!\\0ll\\ f,;rtkcr fl,3cusging the propriety of thj conduct of one or two speakers, I take the od-portumty of ymir indulgence to suggest that one of the most effectual means of preventing a great T1 °f,evi! (l!ir0\u2019\u2018Kh \u2022v#rJr niKht fa ths whole u three hundred and sixty fire) would be effected hr I Mr.Russell and his police enforcing strictly the J- if'r mwiigi\"8 0I\"n l,0\u201c,M of\t.j .,\tGdstavli.Quebec, 5th February, 1855.\u2019 *¦-* TO THE ELECTORS OF SAINT LEWIS WARD.J Gentlxmen,\u2014I have tho honor in thanking yon Ü most sincerely for your generous support n 1 a candidate for tlie representation of your wa\u2019rd to submit the following communication to the \u2022 drawaT\u201d\u201d °f th° Klecl^on, co,\u2018tafafag my with- | In addition to tho reasons for that step, therein ' stated, another medical gentleman, and friend ha* ?been returned for Falaco Ward unopposed \u2022 making in all, four members of tlie Medical Profession ; fa ,t,,° L'ty Council; and without making that vf body a Medical Corporation which a fifth would materially contribiito to do, I hope to hare it in '\u2022 my power to servo you, out of tho co operation m all matters connected with tho public health- ti\u2019 winch was the chief cause of my desire to represent you.\tv : ) I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Tour grateful and ohd\u2019t.humble serrt.n .\t\u201e .\u201e t WM.MARSDBN, AI.D.Quebec, 5th February, 1855.To A.Josurn, Esq., Chairman of the Election for St.Lewis Ward,- Sin,\u2014-Finding that my originnl resignation of the honor of representing St.Lewis Ward, in the CiU Council, unless unanimously elected, hu indisposed many of my supported; and that some have since pledged themselves absolutely or conditionally to other candidates.I feel it U due to them that I withdraw from the contest, in order to leave them free in the exercise of their privileges.My withdrawal may probably save a contest, as I formally protest against the return of Mr.Alexander Robertson on legal grounds; but, if it be otherwise, I am most anxious to leave the electors quite free, as I believe that my continuing in the field, would prevent a largo number of them from voting at all.Sincerely thanking the electors who have honoured me with thsir support.I am, sir, yours and their obedient and humble servant, \u201e .\t,\tW.MARSDEN, M.D.Quebec, 5th February, 1855.same Turkey.\u2014The Sultan\u2019s brother-in-law, the ex-Grand Vizier Mehemet Ali Puohn, has been condemned by a Muzbalta ofj the grand council, to restore to the Treasury 75,000 piastres\u2014a bribe which, it appears, had been accepted during the inretminable judicial inquiry set on foot respecting the aftairs of Dejezaerlti, the Armenian banker.A Double Baby.\u2014 The Cincinnati Commercial Advertiser of the 30th Jan-uary, furnishes the following description of a remarkable case of malformation, which occurred at Lancaster, iu the state of Ohio, a few days since.From the lower extremity of the breast bone\u2014 where the junction of tlie two bodies takes place \u2014upwards, there arc the upper parts of two perfect and well developed infants\u2014two heads, two COMMERCIAL.Liverpool, 19ih January, 1855.Since our last, mi proved, and more seasonable weather has set in, which will have the effect of bringing the Farmer\u2019s Wheat into good condition.The Corn markets of the country had not recovered the decline so suddenly occurring nt the first prospect of pence, but are mors stead v as tlie hopes of an early peace have subsided.It is clear that the cessation of hostilities would considerably affect the value of grain from we have recently seen : the decline caused by the report of négociations having caused a full in Wheat of pairs of arms, two chests, two stomachs * two nhm.t r 009\tcaused a fall 1 hearts, two pairs of lungs, and two liver*.From bA t\tir^Lt.hî0-^,\u2018OU_t t!,e pairs ot lungs, and two liver*.From tho same point downwards, the blending of tho two systems into one becomes more and more -\t.\t> -\u201e-\u2014 country.At ruesday s market here, a moderate business was done.Old and Foreign Wheats of good qoali r .ustamed their value, but inferior and ASW Wheat were rather lower.Superior Floor was hardly as good in price ; Indian Corn was very firm with a good demand at full prices.At o-U«y s market there were higher prices asked for \\\\ heat and Flour but the business done was trifling at fully Tuesday\u2019s rates ; Indian Coru was 6d.dearer; a parcel of Canada Peas sold at 43s.iheLondon market is dearer to-day.The Omette returns of this week shew 99,000 Wheat against 60,000 qrs.last year The imports from all paru are moderate, except of sack Hour, mostly from Spain, and under former supplies in the quality.There has come to this port in week ending 15th January, 9261 qrs.\\\\ best \u2022 41 is qrs.other grain.Beans, Ac.; m 5r8\u2019 Jndfaa Êorn ; 7085 sac&s Oatmeal ; ,866 sacks and 1692 barrels Flour.The ex-ports in the same time are 232 qrs.Wheat ; 14,993 qrs.Indian Corn ; 1076 sacks and 727 barrels l1 lour.On the 31st December the stocks of grain, Ac., ]!?£.Ukcn VPOfb»nd were found to be -7,»8l qrs.Wheat ; 35,255 sacks Flour ; 18,85Q barrels Flour, against at the same time previous to d«vot« a portion of their time to tirat, elected without opposition.The Ka.mouiu.ska Murder of fifteen years ngu, bus been hitely served tip iu McKenzie\u2019s Message us a new story, und is being reproduced by many of our co-leniporuries us though the detail* of the horrid alluir lind never before seen the light.We think proper to mention, that Mr.James Dunbar was yesterday ad- I intimate, until it sacras almost perfect and committed to practice at the Bur of Lower ?(«*\u2022\u2022 The intestines, and all the lower organs Canada, after a highly creditable exami- ^\t-\u2014\u2019 *\t\u2018 \u2018 \u2019 nation before the Board of Examiners for this District.Mr.Dunbar is well known to tho public, from bis connection with the press of this city, in which capacity his law reports have received, we understand, tho general approbation of the profession which ho has now joined, and give earnest of that ability which merits, and at the bar, usually ensures success.We in common with a large circle of private friends, offer our best congratulations to our confrere.The Bank or Upper Canada has issued a circular to its stockholders, in which it is shown during a scries of years, including bonuses and regular devideuds, the institution had paid on an average, nine per cent, per annum to the proprietors.Canadians at Scutari.\u2014From a letter recently received by Mr.Sheriff Corbett, from bis elder son, Staff Assistant Surgeon, 011 duty in the Hospital at Scutari, the following in an extract :\u2014 \u201cI mets young Canmlisn here, whose namo is Street.He knows »I1 the Cansdinoa, |iko myself, nnd be and I have become grant friends.We have now five Canadians in the medical service here, a young man named Btunrt from Quebec, Street, Frazer, my brother and myself.1 am very confortabls and very happy.\" are in common with common termini, and the legs made up of the right leg of one and the left leg of the other nre a pair, standing in the proper position relative to each other and to the organs in the vicinity.In the rear however, the union is less perfect, there being two well developed spines, each terminating in a separate os coccygis ; and, what is peculiarly strange, tho two inner legs, dislocated at the hip joints, are thrown backwards and upwards, and joined together, arc found passing under the true skin of the back of the body upon the right, the feet being extricated and standing up heel to heel, nearly in its face.The child is a female, with apparently a perfect sexual organization.The bodies do not exactly face each other, but are more nearly face to face than side to side.One is apparently more robust than the other, and it is evident that in many of the characteristics of their constitutions they are different.As one is capable of suffering while the other is unconscious of pain, it follows that their nervous systems are severed ; from which it is,wo suppose to be inferred thnt in case they should survive each will possess a character and individuality of its own.\t-u- !_ .« - ^\u2014 year 149,751 qrs.Wheat ; ll,377sacks Flour; ami 3o5,9(J barrels Flour; a great falling off of Wheat and barrel Flour, and an increase on sack spring of respectable parents at LincMte^ AL I UrgoVy ,upnH though delicate, it is thought tho chances arc in from Lincohv Ü Æ!\t«\u2022CM.t.la the IiamU Toro Æ This strange phenomenon is tho off- Flour.Stadacona Debating Club.\u2014At tho quarterly meeting, held on Saturday evening last, tho following gentlemen were elected for the ensuing quarter: President U.H.McCaulay ; 1st Vice-President, I.* *\tjyfaç/\u2019rvsident, F.A ndrews, Jr.; Secretary, Gowen, Jr.T.11.Grant Treasurer, H.Gowen.Jr.; Committee of Management.\u2014Messrs, W.White, 0.Pope, W.Fraxer, \\V.Uuthveu, ami J.Lfilck.°i^\tono 0(* fa®\tphysicians of tho State, whose skill in its treatment\u2019 is spoken of in terms of high commendation.Nnu {hiblicatiouç.Blackwood\u2019s Magazine, January.1855.Now York Reprint : Leonard Scott A Co.Quebec : P.Sinclair.We have to acknowledge tho receipt of Old \\ Maga, this day sunt us by Mr.Sinclair.Its contents aro :\u2014Tho conduct of tho W\u2019ar ; Civilisa- | tion, tho Census, Education ; Zaidee, n Romance , Rural Economy of Great Britain and Ireland Mr.Thackeray and his Novels ; Peace and Patriot ism ; tho Story of the Campaign, part 3, written in a tent in the Crimea.Tho last article the sequel of 11 much praised nnd graphic narrative of the events of tho war, commenced in the December number, which has uot yet reached u«.lour, and an increase on sack For soma time our market has been lied with English Flour, ptincipally nshire.business is done in the Timber market since the turn of the year.This week there has been sold a cargo of Quebec Yellow Pine 70 feet *t lt»d.from yard : another at 70 feet at I4id.; ono of 80 feet at 16d.; and ont at auction nverag-\u201com *lua7 » \u2022 c*rgo of Miramichi Pcali at £8; ono of P.Edward Island at £7 10s.; 2 cargoes of St.Stephens at £8 6s.In Ashes, prices are nominal with no transactions.A continental demand,which is probable in opring, is wanted to support tbeprcscut price!.KENNETH, DOWIE A CO.Canada Wheat mixed to white.12s Od to 12s Red.ll r lour No.1 Superfine.41 Extra.\t43 Sour.\t35 Western Canal Flour.41 .48 Oatmeal.30 Veliow Indian Coru.43 Pot Ashes.30 Pearls,.30 Quebec Yellow Pino.\t1 Red \u2022«.i 0 to ll 0 to 43 0 to 45 O to 40 0 to 43 0 to 50 0 to 31 6 to 44 0 to 30 2 to 1 6 to 1 Elm.Oak.Deal j, 2d* & 3(1*.Puncheon Stave*.Pipe \u201c\t.1 2 £9 14 35 6 to 1 9 4 to 2 9 0 to£l2 12 o to £:o 0 0 to £45 0 Shipping intelligent*.VESSELS ARRIVED FROM QUEBEC.Cork,J»n 15\u2014Canada.Dundee, Jan 12\u2014Retriever.\\t aterford, Jan 9\u2014Thitfle.Opoito, Dec3l\u2014Abaliaado.JanS\u2014Flnrde Vou^a Oporto, Jan 8\u2014The Flor de Voujta, from Quebec, tvaa off thif port to-day, and tailed North, after re porting that the had thrown half her cargo ovciboard.Pnnttnger*.In itea.nthip Canada, for Liverpool D.Davtdton, Sir Jamea E.Alexander, Capt.Denne, Hen.D.Shaw, W.II.Campbell, and-llenjamin, and friend, of MonUeal ; J.S.try, Jat.Hewitt, and John Simona, of (Quebec.LYON\u2019S KATHAIRON.The Katluiron neut alizet the tfocit \u201ef Diaeate Climate and old tfe, in Preferring and Rettsring the human Hair even after a Baldnea* of many year»; cleanae* the tcalp from Dandruff and it naturnl impuritie* ; will cure the Nervous Headache and all Eruptive Diteaves if the Skm, and is the most desirable article for Curling and imparling glosa to the ha r in the world.It happily unties the cffecta of the ehoiceel Pomades to the best French Ex'rac .s-d eshslcs tlie Perfume of the most delightful flowers.No person should be without it Price only 25 cenlc, in large botilca.Sold by all deslera, everywhere.D.S.BARNES.Proprietor, 161 Broadway, N Y.WM.LYMAN & CO., Montreal.1st July, 1854.\tCm WHAT, OR WHICH IS THE BEST VERMIFUGE OR WORM DESTROYER 1 $JT I* a question daily and hourly asked by parent*, anxious for the health of their children.All who are at all acquainted with the article, will immediately answer, DR.M\u2019LANE\u2019S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE.It has never been known to fail, and is one of the safest remedies that can be used.A friend of ours lately handed ti« the following statement in reference to this Vermifuge ; New York, Sept.25,1862, Gertleiien\u2014A young lady of my acquaintance had been for a long time very much troubled with worms.1 advised her to try Dr.M\u2019Lane's Celebrated Vermifuge.She accordingly purchased and took one vial, which caused her to diicharge an unusually large quantity of worms.She was immediately relieved of all the dreadful symptoms accompany ing this disease and rapidly recovered her usual health.The young lady does not wish her name mentioned ; her residence, however, is 320 Fifth street, and she refers to Mrs.Hardie, No.3 Manhattan place.P.S.Dr.McLane's Celebrated Vermifuge, also hi* Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable Drug Store* in this city.fl** Purchasers will please be careful to ask for, and akc none but DR.McLANE\u2019S VERMIFUGE.All others, in comparison, are worthless.Sold in QUEBEC, by J.MUSHON k CO., JOSEPH BOWLES, G.G.ARDOUIN, S.WRIGHT, and O.GIROUX.Literary and Historical Society.A SSTo?Jt?\u2019D ÏRETIN0 \"''I pi'» It .ha lewis Sir Rook»*, Henderson\u2019s Buildings, nex\" the £h F r WEDNESDAY EVENING o\u2019clock 7 h Ftbru\u2018rJ* ai HALF-PAST SEVEN H.E.STEEL, ^Quebec, 6tb February, 1855,\tSecy.AUCTIONS.BARRACK OFFICE.$ QtTEBCE, c.E., I 2nd February, 1855.QEALF.D TENDERS w,|| be received from LJ parties desirous of LEASING the CANTFFN \u2022nil,e JESUIT BARRACKS, from 1st APRIL 3.15, to 30th SEPTEMBER, 1856,î\u201eJdreî,ed to the KssrEOTivc Officers of Her Majesty's Ordnance at Head Quarters, Montreal C.*\u2022- .u'-J'l 12o\u2019clock, NOON, on WEDNESDAY, m 2,|\u2018'E*BkRÜ-»Rr.1*55.No Tenders ,v,|.be attended to that are not made on Printed Foim*.to be obtained at the Barrack Orr.CE, and in Duplicate, where any information rrquirtd maybe had front 9, a.m.until 4.r M^dady^Sunday, excepted).Sale ofSrtRtTOW Liquors stricly prohibited.î.ériif°.r \u201dn7 77 p.!r n:0n,h»'«s\t\u2022 tiled in Sterling \u2014 Rent of dwelling as formerly I\t,ure,i\u2018-*\trequired who*, oona fide viguRlures mu.t be affixed to the Tender none other wi!l be rece.red,\tj| * Vegetable riTi.»tORART Balsam, for Coughs, Cold* and Consumption.An expiration of opinion of AI.BER I GUILD, M.D., Boston, >!***.\u2014 \u201c Having prescribed the Balsam in many lung complaints with imilorni success, I can with confidence recommend its use for all those complaints for which it is offered aa a remedy.\u201d [Sse advertisement in another column.] We have frequently heard the celebrated German Bitters, sold by Dr.C.M.Jackson, 120 Arch street, Philadelphia, spoken of in terms of the highest commendation, and we honestly believe that it is one ol the best medicines advertised for the complaints for which it i* recommended.They are pleasant to the taste, andean be taken under any circumstances by the most delicate stomach.The press far and wide, SEBASTOPOL op INTEMPERANCE Si DISSIPATE)N MUST FALL, T^\u201c r m F'RTIN0 °r'he UNION A TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY will ho NK\"' LECTURE IULL.A»» 77/ URSOAY EYBNINC, 8ih instant.\t\u2019 i JI!,K HONBLE.ROBERT SPENCF.tlwmeetm'wiRLe'iil \u2018\u2019'''\u2018I10 on ,hc orc**iv ten,;, complet'd in MRLF.T, ^r.John's Ward, rrilF.HOUSE, X TERRACK.CI.AP.\u2019IA.M A 5 \u2014 AND,\u2014 A DE.Apply t-> C.N.montizambert.Regis'ry t>flr*cp.15\u20143in yiSL J \u2022 within foe irii .utea u ,;h of l.Civia Gate , \u201e .\t^\tA.JOSEPH.I, Vadieinnn Terrac**, Î5 h ja, y.1S5Ô.\t10\u2014tin FOR SALE.Quebfc,3rd February.l^SS.TO LET.From 1st May next.MrrHE Cen\u2019re CU T STONF.HOUSF * 1 in sr.HELEN STREET, with * 'S'!* fitting*.Apply to, ED.CANNON, N, P , nr lo JOHN McLKOD.Q tehee.3rd February, 1853.\t15 \u2014u Great Reduction in Prices t / \u20aciO©D$, (rfjr* The STOCK toili he SOLD j VU ,,()liTLA*ND ^ G-T HA,LIl0 'D ment 'Table.Qi*C3er, 5lh February, 1855.16 TO BE LET, MHOuI F ° S!0Ry BRICK Wthd !\u2018|TRFr,:T* St:^hhS^ürTb8,complete .«îp,:;ï,,M,h:,THo7*\u201d\" u,n,\u201c\u2019 ''\u201d\"cd *'d There is a GARDEN attached.15 ,\t., ,\t\u2022\t-, I Applv on the premise*.have united in commending this invaluable remedy Quebec, 6th Frbruiry, 1855 for dyspepsia, debility, he.j and vuch art the healing\t\u2019-*________________ effect* of this panacea, that we hope it may be intro-\tIK) USE T(J LET dttced to every family where dyspepsia has, or is\ta rn likely ,o have a victim.See advertisement.\tI _fg| A H ASx,N^\u201eTRrac\"1,Et^t\u2018ab,e EXIRAORDINARY CURE OF ASTHMA '( OF AN OLD LADY SEVENTY FIVE YEARS OK AGE.Copy of a left tr from Mr.Thomat Wat on, (Book Store,) Toronto, (luted the 9/A Oct., |«54.To Prf*fe«*or Holloway, Sir,-Gratitude compels me to make known to too the extraordinary benefit an aged parent has drrfved from the use of your p,|l*.My raolh,r ,v:u ;lfn.c,cj 'Vith asthma and spitliu of blood, it was quite asony to »en her suffer and hear her cough ; I have often declared that I wouhi give all f possessed to hare cured her ; hut although I paid a large sum f>r medicine and advice it was all to no pur|v»»e.About three month* ago, I thought perhaps your Pill* might benefit her, a i all event* I resolve.l to s.vc them a trial, which I did \u2022 the revolt was marvellous: by slow degrees my mother became better, and persevering with your remedies for nine week», she was perfccily cured, mid now enjoys the Lest of health, although seventy five years old.I remain, \"ir, your obliged, (Signed)\tTHOM A > WESTON.REMARKABLE C U R E O F DROPSY'1 AFTER BEING TAPPED THREE TIMES.\u2018 Copy of a Letter from Anthony Smith Eta., /fait-fix, .Sara Sratia, dated the Tith August, 1854.To Professor Hollowav, Sir\u2019~i 'JeVre y Mr.Ai > rkd Lkockllsbv.(or inlunuatiun apply by letter to Mr.georgs pi.att, Montre-J« Qi* h* e, 23\u2019J J*nv., 1855.\tIn\u2014lm FOR SALE.£ A\tAT w«U k.nw n-r party in PatACR T'wctff A Strekt, bounded i»n tlie sm lii t*y rt-A.-tMt.u10 Houoral.l,! Judge AVLWIN, and to the north by M *.Ross.\u2014whh h extend* in tlm r ar to Unioi» Lm*», wi'h « STONE HOU,'F., md Coach House, F:c., f;c., all ol wlucli u tu far t d rotnniOu succa-e.For lerin* a, p!y io J.U.HEALEY, Agent fir R.Stjuks, E-q., Or F.G.CANNON, Erq .N.p.Q i h.c, January I6 h, 185.\">.\t7\u2014d-| HOUSE TO LET.It rj,.!\\r convenient st.d well ffnishtt* 'iji.rH L COTTAGE, near the St.Lewis To! , *\tgnte, formerly occupied I v C* I.DeSaLa- Bfcr.nv.with the Fir'd a d Uider.Apply io HENRY 8.SCOTT, r :o E.G.CANNON Quebec, J tnua-jr 16 k., IS.i j.\ty_u ik\ta Grand Annual Festival, Under the Patronage of Ills W or ship the Mayor of OtieOcc.The Gkeat American Hair Tonic_____Bogle\u2019s ,u,ttd tjra ,mal,/vm ly.\u2014Rent £20.\t.Célébra ed Hyperion Fluid, lor the growth and)\tMR.WILLIAM JACKSON, consetvation ol the Ha r is well known to be without arrival on th s c.iniinen'.Hundred* of imitations nave s'arlcu into an ephememl exi*ience since the introduction of this unrivalled Hair Ke*iorati*e and Ihtir doom been sealed, whilst Bogle\u2019s Hvneri ,n Hair Fluid, with a popularity never attain'd by any ol: er article, goes on \u201c conquering and to conquer.\u201d Pheie ta no ms ady which can etiect ihe Hair but can be cured by this incomparable prepa ation.To adic* it is insaluable ; and on children\u2019s heads it lays the foundation of a good head of Hair.It is now patronized by Her Majesty the Queen of tjreat Britain, and commands au extensive throughout Euro|*e.Boole\u2019s Electric Hair-Dtc converts Red or Grey Hair into a beautiful BUck or Brown, the moment it is applied, laterally dyeing the hair without staining the skin,snd leaves the hair soft aud glo«*y without injuring its texture in the least \u2014a decided sujieriotity over all other Hair Dyes.bogle s Amole Shaving Compound render* that rûïùry U'\u2018P e**anl\t(shaving) a decided Bogie\u2019s Hebeaiona removes Freckleeand Tsn Irorn the Gee in the shortest possible time end is acknowledged to be tl« very best article for Beautifying the Complexion.To be had, wholesale or retail, of 'V.BOGLE, 277 Washington Street, Boston, U.Ar4 at Messrs.BOWLES.M IT s s D isr ARDOUIN, and WRIGHT.Quebec.And by all Druggists and Perfumers throughout the Canadas, United States and Great Britain.103-12m a\u2014a _\t* skeleton, and with no more strength ii/me n* xt dior tu the Rxv Mr\t*h,!dfi1\u2019} born- l* wa* lh«n that I thought of trying me Itxv.Mr.Carden», your Pills, and immediately sent for aL.nt tv and Apply ,0 commenced u,.ng them, the result I Ln «caJceîv credit even now, although true it i*.After usine ^ tiiem for four weeks, I felt much better, and by per-, severing With them, nt the expiration of two month* Llta,n0Te,e rV C,'rrd- \u2018 have i'rc«\u2019 enjoyed the best of health.I am, Sir, your» sincerrlv J } fSL-nedj\ta.\\ I HON Y SMITH Qurhec, 6 h Feb.1x55.St.John Street.15 KINCARDINE PLACE.Th*\u2018 first-class DWELLING, with spacious ou!-house,, \u201e0)r occupied by W.Spragce.riJ iroTnli.\"7i\";.,,\"B u\u2019,,Gl\"' «» S\u201c\u201c'\" Apply lo Quebec.6 h Februsry, 1855, A.JOSEPH.15 DOG LO^T.A T n F SHA V t'\\*rTE SETrER'\ton :.T.a \u2019\u2022 3r\u2018£L\u2018\ttf«*.»'h'r \"\u2022*>\u201c\t\u2022»'\u2022** ASTONISHING CURE OF GENERAL DPRI LITY AND LIVER COMPLAIN I !\u2022 Copy of a l.etter from William ff-ere,, of Charlotte, toicn, Prince Edwatrt\u2019t hUnd, dated 17/A Sovem-her, ifej4.To Professor Holloway, Sir,-I am happy to say that yo\u201er Pill* have restored me to heahh alter sufferin'* for nine v the most luiense general debilitv and l/,.liver and bowels were whole ol that time.I tried many nxdicines, but tome, until I had recourse to Grand T II Annual Fcslhn! ! ! \u2014 ALSO,\u2014 5 BaVv Grey Cottons, 36 inches w de, at.2 Rate* Whi'e Shjtiji.g, a*.3j.i f'asc Mu-lin de l.qntes, at.fid.I Ca»e ttl irk Or'ea s ( luth-, at fij.15U Pieces 7-4 Wide Cu!oirtd Co- bu*g Glebs, a.i3,|.200 Piece* Flatmcl, »tl Wmil front 'OJ.LaJii * and Gentl men\u2019* Patenr, Fii -isiied Superfine BUcL ClJb,nll (tout, from.worth 5*|.\u201c d j.\" ioj.\u201d loi \" 20,1.15d.3d Tlie Kiiluced Price# m irk d m plain figures on ere*} artiels \u2022* *t NO SECOND PRICE.J.HEWITT Sc CO., ,.\t.\t_\t38, John Sirrei.Qui-b c, i h Noirni* er.\tj jfl To be Let, or fur Sale.A SCOT HOU8E, comer of St.Lewi* tE-rn /\u2018V mid BcDidere KoaiJs, whh Coach Hou*e, Stables, îtc.8t., and about four and a h*If acres o( Laud.The abort* property is held in Free and Common Socca :*', ar.d an unr'xcep'ioo\u2019jble ti le can be gircu to it.1 :>c house#, 8c.:., aie now being pul in zoutl repair.Immediate pnsvrssio i will be g ten.Apiuy to !.t.McPherson, r.*q.,N.p., S!.Peter Street* Or io m.Doherty.Raker, D.iino d Haibnur.Q '«hec, I3*h Jan., I'-SS.\tlr* is, at the take charged tu another p< ricn.HENRI S.SroTT Quebec, Jawy.29 h, 1233\t13\u2014u PIF.Rt'F, ry.Q.L.C.12 Pstcn; KNIFE (ha tsubaenm.\u2019a will eunfer 1 favor article waa by mis» 13\u2014f ___________ vaURÇII - A 8.I'\" r 'R^ONAtJL aY Ml-SION is uii«ii*r a tne M SHU' IMPORTA'; T\"! NOTICL'.'IlF.SubV.Halsey, Dear Sir My wife had a stroke of the Palsy, so severe thut her whole system was completely paralyzed.She continued to grow weaker for nearly two years, losing nearly alluse and sensibility of her body and limbs.Wc aluiosl despaired of her recovery.At this time she began to take your Medicines.1 heir good effects were soon experienced.She began gradually to improve in health, and in a lew months recovered entirely.The extraordinary effects of your Wine and Pills, in curing my wife of a complaint we never expected her to get better of, in-duce* me, as r duty I owe to yourself und (he public, to send you tliis certificate.Jotiian P.CnjtniT.I am acquainted with Mr.J.P.Condit, and know the above certificate to be true.H.P.Herdmax, 23, Chambers st., .V.Y.READER ! if you want not your constitution in jnred by that slow-lurking poison.Calomel, orothcr mineral substances, touch not such Medicines as contain them, or any uncertain Medicine whatever, hut procure those excellent and purely vegetable preparations, Halsey\u2019s Forest Wine and I\u2019ills.if you bare the Dyspepsia, or are troubled with rostivenes», take this Wine and the Pills, according to the directions, and you will then get well.If you are nervous or weakly, or have emaciated countenance, or general debility, this Whie and the Pills, will restore you to health and energy.If you have unhealthy colored skin, or pimples, or pustules, or blotches, these Medicines will purify the blood, and eradicate all such humors from ttie skin.If you have a weakly constitution, and feci yourselves too old for your years, take these excellent Medicine*, and they will invigorate your constitution and fortify it for longer life.If yon are Bilious, (which may be known hy such symptoms as Drowsineii, laiss of Appetite, Dizziness, Furred Tongue, Ac.,) take a good Jose of the Forest Pills, and they will purge from the stomach and boweds all morbid and bilious matter, and thus prevent a fit of sickness, and save your doctor's bill of 10, 20, or £5».If you have the Liver romrdainf, the Forest Wine and Pills will cure it.These .Medicines exert a powerful aod most salutary action on the Liver, and have been the means of curing thousands of this troublesome disease.PARENTS, there is not, porlmpi, a month in the year that some one of your children or members of y our family do not complain of Headache, or Dizziness, or Sickness at Stomach, or have furred tongues, or some other unfavorable symptoms.These are the forebodings of disorder, and sicknes», of some kind or ether, soon follows ; for such symptoms always show that bib, or morbid matter exists in the stomach and bowels, or that the system is otherwise disordered.Timely use of the Forest Wine and Pills will, in all cases, prevent sickness from such causes, and will purify the blood, and produce strength and animation.The Forest Medicines kepi always at hand, to be taken whenever such symptoms arc exhibited, will save your family almost entirely from sickness, at well as rour doctor\u2019s bill, which frequently amounts to more in a week, than sufficient of these Medicines to keen your family in good health for years.LADIES, the Forest Wine is your medieine.This pleasant, agreeable yet effective medicine, exactly suits your delicate constitutions.If you are weakly, or nervous, or in general ill health, this Wine will do more to restore you than all other medicines.In all cases where bile exists, or the bowels constipated, the Fcrest Pills also should be taken, according to the directions.MARINER AND TRAVELLER, if you wish to guard yourself against sickness and dangerous diseases, which may jeopardize your life, provide yourself with the Forest Wine and Pill# before setting out on long voyage, that you may have them on hand when required.U* The Forest Wine in large square bottle, 11 per bottle ; Six bottles for $5.Gum-coated Forest Pills, 25cents per box.General Depot, 161 Duane .Street, corner of Hudson, New York.For sales by the appointed Asents, J.«®*£\u201c4&VWLES» JOHN MUSSON * CO., andG.G.ARUUui:»,\t\u2022.rromip,! Agents at Quebec, and lor aa!« by respectable Drurgists tffruuni,^ out the Province.Quebec, Oct., 1554.\tl29-3m evident that these rates are the very lowest that sny Life Insurance Company can demand, consist.ENT WITH ITS own safety, and the consequent SECURITY or THE ASSURED.The available assets of the Company exclusive of subsetibed Capital exceeds £768,000 sterling\u2014with an annual income orrr £l 37,000 Sterling\u2014and surplus fund nearly .£200,000\u2014out of which above £120.000 wav either added to the sums insured by whole lirc insurers, or an equivalent given in cash, or by a reduction of premium, in June 1852.From the establishme nt of the Company in 1807 a sum equivalent to Die whole Capitol has been paid to assurers in satisfaction of claims\u2014and the liberality of tlte Fogle\u2019s \u2022cillements is well known.Policies are issued cither with or without participation in Fhokits ; or Half Credit if icquircd, for One Year, Seven Years, Whole Life, Joint Lives or payable on atluini' g the age of 60\u2014all payable quarterly, half yearly or annually.Extract from whole life Yearly Rates of Premium.FOR SALE.400 BAS*nosBEST mbr*d°'< Quebec,7th Oct.ISM.' \u2019 ^ C TETU ,\u201812n.| \u2022««* ar® ouiborued to accept rubs on advantageous Ë.'îû'.r1 .\t^ » Canada.\t96 I LIFE DEPARTMENT, A redue d sc«le ol rites lor Canada will be shortly eilshlishcd.CHEAP PLAYING CARDS AN EXTENSIVE LOT of the celebrated rnsnu-tute of DEI.\\RUR hi CO, London, Jus* received and FOR SALE st the MERCURY OFFICE.Price 2s.NJ.per p*tk Quebec, 2l»t January, 1851.RYAN BROTHERS «I CO., Montrejlsnd Quebec.OISmio Q-iebse.No 37, St.Prier Slrcal.utlxc.I®® Feby., 1'vW.\t| ; 147, Brooklyn Post Office, New York.Quebec, 5th August, 1851.\t93\u2014I2tn The limjnl Hotel, {Carrick\u2019e,) 66, GEORGE SQUARE, GLASGOW.GENTLEMEN *i«i'ing Ihe CommcreUI Metropolis of Scotland are respectfully informed that this old established snd well known Hotel has been recently enlarged by the addition of an elegant n«w Coffee Hoorn, Dining Hall, a number of addi-tionsl Rooms, and suits of private apartments for families.Had Legs\tCancers Bad Breasts\tContracted and The arangemen's of ihis establishment are such'\ty -\u2022wuiinsur* ine visitors s degree of comfort rarely | ,nd Band-flies Fistula# street, in ihj# Town, hadheon (or a considerable line i labouring under nervous Usbility.lost of appetite, and general ill health, occasioned by ulcerated wound# in 1 the breaat She had had much experience in lira use of all the known remedies for the cure of ulcer# but ' without any beneficial result, in foct she had nearly ost all faith and hope of a cure being effected.In this distressing and painful condition of the body and niimli iIm was penumlet! to hare recourse to your in- I valuable Ointment and Pills, which she immediately ' did, and in the course of a very short time the effect I produced wa* most astonishing ( her appetite was I «peed,|y improved, the sores and ulcers in the breast I gradually healed, and the nervous excitement of her system was wholly removed.I remain, Dear Sir, yours faithfully, (Signed) T.FOBS'!ER KER.fha Pilla should be used conjointly with tb® Ointment in most of the following cases Hnlf Premium Age.\tduring First 7 years.X «.d.25\t0 19 7 30\t1\t1 9 35\t1\t4 11 40\t] 9 2 45\tI 14 10 50\t2 2 6 55\t2 12 9 60\t2 6 3 Whol® (Annual) Premium lor remainder of Lila, 6 13 d.met within an Hotel.\t\"\ttardy Tlieiebeing another Rotsl Motkl in Glasgow, visitor» srs requeued on their arrival, to ask for GARRICK\u2019S ROYAL HOTEL.No 66.\tI JAMES CARRICK, Proprietor.I Ith August, I \"b I.\ty# Coco-Bay Cliirgo-foot Chilblains Chapped-hands Corns (Stilt) Scald» Soro Nipple# 8ora-throata Kkin-diacascs Scurvy \u2022sore-heod* Goat GlandtilnrSwelling Tumours Lumbago\tUlcers Pile#\tWound# Kheitmutisin\tYaws.TEN Queboo Building Society, Office open every day from ________ u clock, A M.to THREE o\u2019el ieb, P.M.,at Nu.13, ST.GEORGE STREET, Up,or Tow,,.Won hL >afe.ofStwiM un first MOMMY, of each month,at KIGIt P o\u2019clock, P.M.Quc'ec, Jan.21 »t .I -151 VF.ZINA, See.Tressr.I2~l2m 51?i.the p.stnblislimen* Professor Holloway, 244.««rand, (naar rempli.Bar,) London, and by all respectable Dn,g»,.ts and Dealer# in Medicines hr.i\u201eHhout the Civflued World, in Pot» «t I,, ii.j 2s.9d , 4s.bd., 11#.\u2018,'2# , and 33s.each\tJ (MUTUAL.) Extract from Table with Participation in Pro-JitSf after Seven Yearly Payments.Age.Annual HaU-Ycarly Premium.Premium Yenrs.Months.X 30 d.3 fi 10 2 0 6 1 7 4 4 4 4 12 12 1 12 IQ I 13 Quarterly Premium X ».d.0 12 3 0 12 4 0 12 5 0 12 0 16 0 16 7 0 16 9 0 16 9 uch.mug by taking the N It.riiere is a considerable Ulgrr sise».Direction» for thr eni,fence of patients in every disorder are allixsd In each Pot.ÿ\u201d,\u2018l \u2019\u2019y\tJ.MUSSON, ( o'lier of Furl fc fliindn Sircta Sl>lr Agent for Quebec.E.R, FOSTER.\tResident Director, ANDREW FRANCIS.Secretary- DetaifedProsprctuses\"^,.-,.requisite informa » i » o the inotle iifetfccting Assurances may be nb tamed upon application to R.PENISTON, .\t\u201cgen, to tlii' t'oinpuny at Qtiebrc Qiiehe®.HOih Aligna,.1862.\t* QUEBEC Printed and published by T.CARY No, 2, Ruadk Sthxkt, UrritH Town."]