The Quebec mercury, 26 janvier 1858, mardi 26 janvier 1858

[" mbit TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1858.VOLUME LIV.CVCttt MORES ET STUDU ET POPULOS ET PRÆLIA DICAM.Visa.«ko.IV.NUMBEB 11.ete fiufbec JHerturp» EaTAïuauco 1805.GEORGE T.CARY, Puaumta.PciuaaiD on Tomoky, Tuomdat, and Satdk-day, at Hait Paît Pour, r.»n l»«»c for the Mau.Stbajuiu and the EvtaiMQ TuAina.Sa maoui *rioii,£lp«r a*H*M,in advance.vue* ov advibtivins Rnt inmtianj* liaeitod undtr.-,\t¦\t.7 Umo U 10.UpwartU of lOlinei .2$%d .3* U .18 par lina.ietaafiaal »»a»fMa«a-a»*rUrprl«a AU AâaattiMMBla, uaaat^npaniad with direct tita».ara iaaarud aatil forbid,and charged accord* Priera for diaconUaaiag AdccrticcmenU, to bc in writing' *** délirareda the day preaioua to pub-IkttiBCI.PcraoM act haring Acaoeata at thia Office «III beogairedto pay aagiriag Adrcrticcmcnt».V9* Ml eommunicatumt marl 6c poet paid.Lomdou A®»*t.\u2014 Mr.F.Alger, II, Cic-¦aat'c Lana, Lombard alraet.BOOK A HD JOB PRIHTINO DONE TO ORDER.By correct and eiperienced hand», in cither the English or French language,\u2014including BILL HEADS, CARDS, CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS, POSTERS, CHI&QUESf PROMISSORY NOTES, DEEDS A MEMORIALS, LAW BLANKS, And other descoipilena of Letter Praia Printing, end < «itk neotaea* deapteb.Houses for Sale or to Let.TO BE LET, With immediata poaaeaaion.rWO COMMODIOUS DWELLING HOUSES, aituet'd on the Balvidcre Rood, adjoining tbo reaidence of F.Falk-KViaao Erg.\u2014wiib Stablaa, Coach houaea, e well of para water, and one acre of lend attached to each hooae.Apply to R.H.RUSSELL, M.D.Quebec, Sept.16, 1857.\t112-0 TO LET.TWO FIRST CLASS STORES on Humt\u2019i WuAir, with Orrioie end Savsc.Apply to H.S.ANDERfON, Or la\tWESTON HUNT, N.B.\u2014The proprlctora heae opened a Peisege from Si.P-sb Villk Pro BBfty * OEO.BURNS 8TMES k CO., Si.Peier Street.Quebec.May 7 IS57.\t51 To lie Let, , rpHAT beautifully aiiuated HOUSE 1 the Getnin Road, lately occupied by Capt.Rom, together with the Stabtea, and Coteh Houae.\u2014Kent moderate.Apply t« JAS.H.GREEN.ebte.April 14,1657.TO LET.tWO Comforteble and convenient Houaea, in Garden Street.\u2014Apply to Aacu.Caupbkll, Junr.Or to\tE.G.CANNON, N.P.Quebec, 7tb Feb 1857.\t16-u TO LET.A FARM of 140 ARPKHTe, three milea from town, Houae end Berna, near Beeuport.Apply to E.G.CANNON, N.P.Quebec, deny.24,1857\t10\u2014u TO LET, With Immediate Poacea.ion t QEVEKAL SUITES of ELEGANT (ml O ROOMS in lha QUEBEC MUSIC ¦EUfc HALL.\u2014Well edapied to the require manta of Meaonie and other Sneietiea.Alao two \u2022ral-clait OITicea on the ground floor.Apply to the aaderaigoed.C.R.O\u2019CONNOR, Secretary.Quebec, Jany., 1857.\tII SODrrsses.PR.CHARLES BUCKLEY.HAS E.tablialied hit re.idence in one of Dr.Moirin\u2019a houaea, No.8, St.tieurge Street, neki door to the Laval Univeiany.Wuebee, Sept 29.1857.\t116\u20146m li.SMEATON, Hair Dresser, Wig Maker and Perfumer, Ovik thi Bath* in Palacb Sruerr.Hair Dyeing, Curling, Shampooing end ell bind* of Hair Work dune at the .borteat notice.Quebec, Juua 4,1857.\t66\u201412m Illustrated London Almanac.JUST RECEIVED.The llluairated tendon Almanac far 1858.Dretrichaeo\u2019a Royal\t^\t\u201c Punch\u2019# Picket Bout,\t\u201c For Sate by MIDDLETON k DAWSON.Quebte, 3rd Dee., 1857.Mr.Louis Lemoine, Machinist.HAS REMOVED hit Atelier te the North Baal »ide of St.Paui\u2019a Market, No.13, near Galbraith\u2019# Foundry.Quebec, May 16, 1857.IRJUIUUDIRH Has REMOVED to No.47, St.Anns Stbbbt, corner of Plaça d\u2019Armea, Rut da Treaor.Quebec, June 9,1866.\t43 WILLIAM COLE, PAPER WAREHOUSE, ST.PAUL STREET.Quebec, Jany.3.1856._I\u2014u _ MR.E.H.BROWN, TbaCHBB or THE ENOLISH, BEBNCH, AMD ITALIAN LANOVAOBe.Apply el Mr.P.Sinclmb\u2019c, Su John Street.Quebec, May 5th., 1857.\t53\u2014o 1858.THE CANADIAN ALMANAC.UST RECEIVED, the CANADIAN ALMA* NAC, and Refoiitort or UiErvL Know* lcdob for the year 1858.Containing full and authentic Commercial, Statiatieal, Aattonomical, Departmental, Ecdcaiaatical, Educational, Fman* cial, end General Information.Price 7|d.| bound in elo'h, la.3d.The Niagara Oharch Oaee, containing tha Whale of the corraepondener, and the commenta of the Toronto Prêta, with e Preface.Price le.Id.For Sale by MIDDLETON k LAWSON.Foot of Mountain Hill Quebec, l7lh Naer., 1357.137 TO PLUMBERS.RICHARD j.SHAW keep* oeaetaatly on hand the following aiieeof OAST IRON SINKS, via : 86 a 32,38 x 18, 32 s 21, 32 a IS, 87 i 17, alto CAST IRON BATHS: they are lilht, well ehaped, and will ba faraiehed at Mauutaaiurerar pricer.Quebec, Sept.12,1857.\t109 19J, Marble Works, ST.JOHN STREET uiihont.The auherr)f Sterling Exchange reduced lu Dollar# am Ccnti, in a progressive Serieu of one Quarter, er Cent, from Par to Thirteen per Cent, and from t ie Halfpenny le one Thousand Pounds.AIBO, Dollnra and Cent, reduced to Sterling, f «m four to twelve end a hi If per cent, and from One Cent to one Ibnuvand Dollars, with comprehensive '.'tblni nl Interest, Cummireion, Su ., by Phillip Ltsutur of the Bank of Montreal, Quern o, 6s.One fourth off bee, Ocl.17,1«57.\t124 MISS HELENA McOAFFRV in Ibaukiui! her frknd* fur their kind patronage, In gs to inform those who in end having their Cnildren taught DANCING, that her PUBLIC CLASSES will commence on SATURDAY neal, in the House No.7, Hsldimand Street.Persons wishing to avail themselves of tbete Classe*, are respectfully requested to intimate their mtenüon to Mia.11.McC , at her residence, No.7, Haldiiuand Sireei, at soeo aa possible, at her number it limited.Thore who with their Children to juin private claasee, may avail themaelrea of Mia* Wilson\u2019* School Claaiei, at No.I, St.Francia Street, by acquainting Mi e H.McC., of their Intention.Quebec, Nnv.12, 1857.\t135 Nautical Almanack.8, pri P.SINCLAIR.rjpHE Nautical Almanack for 1858, price 5*.14th January, 1858.St.John's Stone-Ware.SOLD, Wholesale, at Manufacturer\u2019* Prices, by the Kubreriber, who hat jntt received a fresh supply, consisting of Liquor Jen, Créant Pole, Butter Pots, ke., kc.THOMAS BICKELL, Agent for O.W.Farrar, St.Johu Street, Upper Town.Quebec.Oct.29, 1857.\t129 Painted Pails.PAINTED PAILS of the very beet description from the Montmorknci FACTOKV.conaiamly on hand, and for «ale by the underaigntjd Quebec, May 2,1857.FRASER.52 FOR SALE.\u2014STONEHAM a\u2014a.a VALUABLE PROPERTY, eontein-Hiil a\\ inf 300 aerea, en bracing the greater ^\u201c¦\u2022\u2022part of Lae Larron, Between 20 and 25 acre* cleared, the real in wood.On the Sugary there ere upward* of one Ihouaind maple» compact.The building* contial of a subelantiel houae with a double atone chimney, bern and atable, kc.\u2014 The lake abounds in trout.Land excellent.Distance 12 miles frum town by taking the Grand Line and the RochepUite.Tbit it es handsome and picturesque t country scat ai any in Lower Canada.Apply to M.TESSIER E*q.N.P.Quebec, Sept.3.1857.\t105\u20148m CLiRElM HOUSE.QUEBEC THE Proprietor of thia Eatabtiehment returns hie aineere thanks for the liberal Patronage he baa received from the travelling public generally, and the citixene ot Quebec, in particular; end hope*, from bit knowledge in the business, end strict attention, that the will always cnntmue to merit e there of their patronage.He alao begs to \u2022ay that the CLARENDON will be open for Pbivate Boabder» till the first of May, 1858, and that Suite* of Room*, or Single Rooms at may be required, will be rented on the most liberal lerai.H.O\u2019NEILL, Proprietor Clarendon House, Quebec.October 8, 1857.\t120 JUST RECEIVED, Cooking, Parlor and Hall Stoves.THE undersigned ia now receiving-another lot of those excellent Stoves, such aa there ha* been to much demand for during the past two months, price the aame aa firmer lut, and comprise the same varioty and an additional novelty in the shape ol the \u201c BELL CYLINDER,\u201d lor Halla, and the \u2022\u2022 EAGLE BOX,\u201d six plate.RIOHD J.SHAW, Facing the Upper Town Market Square N.R.\u2014All the ehove Stoves can be ueed for wood or eoal.Quebec.14lli Now., 185L____136__ NE IV SPRING Sr SUMMER GOODS, Just Received per Montreal Ocean Steamship \u2022\u2022 ladien,\u201d vie Portland and Grand Trunk Railway.C.& A.SMEATON, MERCHANT TAILORS, NO.401 JOHN ST., UPPER TOWN.QUEBEC.THE MANAGER of the above eee U, T.K.it.of Canada.) FROM LIVBRTOOL, I FROM PORTLAND Wednetday, Nov.25, \u201957 D.* bo.Do.Do.Do.Dee.30, *57.Jan.37.\u2019A*.Feb.10, \u201958.'\u2022 24,\u201958.March 24, \u201968, Saturday, Dec.26.\u201957.Do, Jany.30, \u201958.Feby.27, \u201958.March II \u201958 44 27,\u201957 D.Do.Do.FOR SALE.At the New York and Boston Piano-Forte Store, A SPLENDID aasorlment of Square PIANOS from Obickcring, Stodari, Dm,.,am and uther Celebrated Maker*.\u2014ALSO.\u2014 A very gnod Horizontal Grand Piano, fij octave* by Broadwood of Londuii, coal j£120, and will bc gold for £60, 13* Tuning as uaunl.H.OWEN, Quebec, April 30.1*57.\t51 Iron Carriage Gates for Sale.A FEW SETS of IRON GOTHIC CARRIAGE GATES, Wickcta and Column.*.P.WHITTY, Quebec.Jene 0, 1857.St.Paul Street.68 FOR SALE.WROUIIT IRON TRUCKS AND WHEEL BARROWS, un nn improved plnn, suitable for Warehouses, ke Quebec, Aug.13, 185\".nI|ILLfP WHITTY % THROUGH TICKETS will he granted by the undersigned, which will convey Passengers from Point Levi to Purtlmd, via G.T.Railway, thence by S csnisliip to Liverpool, and vice versa at the following RATES OF PASSAGE.From Point Levi to From Liverpool lo Point Liverpool :\tLevi : Saloon.$89 00 Saloon.$10100 Intrrmrdiatb.$75 00 Intepmkdiatb.S 85 60 SracRAaR.936 00 Stkkraoe.$ 47 80 Passenger* are of course only provided with Meals while on board (hn Steamvltip.Steerage Passenger* are required to provide themselves with Bedding and Eating and blinking Utensils.RATES OF FREIGHT: From Liverpool to Portland, per Ton measurement OIL.steiling and 6 tier cunt Primngc.From Liverpool to Point l.evi, per Tun measurement, 72s.6d.and 5 per cent Primage.Heavy goods as per agreement.Finies detbout of Shipping on Through Bills of Lading will please cansign their Goods to the Grand Trunk Railway On.at Purtland, and tho Custum Houae business there will be transacted by them al a charge (including Cualom eapensi* at Island Pond) which shall not exceed 50 cents net Package on Dry Goods, and other articles in proportion, For (urlhcr particulars, apply to GEO BURNS SYMES k CO., Agents, Or to\tQuebec.F.dmonstone, Allan & Co., Montreal ; Allan & Gillksfie, Liverpool ; Jamm k Alkx.Allan, Glasgow ; Montgomerie k Greknuornk, London.Quebec, Nov.)9, 1857\t138 Photographs ! Ambrotypes ! ! Messrs.dynesT McKenney beg u inform the Ladie* and Gentlemen of Quebec \u2022nd vicinity, that having closed their St'dio, in Fabrique Street, they will henceforlb be found al their Ambrotyfe Booms, No.10 St.John Street, opposite the new Saving\u2019* Bank.Messrs.D.k McK., having greatly increased their facilities for Aubioiyping and Photographing, have no hesitation hi challenging competition, cither in iharpues* of outline, boldness of relief, or beauty of finiab, In their portraits.Mr, Dynes will he constantly in etienlanee la receive orders for lire oil-colouring of pltotographie pjriiaileef all sixes, from the miniature to the full length LIFE SIZE.Portrait!, Landscapes and View* in oil, (Minted to order and warranted to pleaae.Quebec.17lh Nuvr.\t137 4 KROW ROOT.-100 Tin* Fine Jamaiea, \\ For sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN k Co , Nun\u2019* Building*, Peter Street.Dee.10, 1857.\t148 Muscovado sugar.\u201425 Hogshead* very bright, now receiving ea Grand Trunk R:il-way.Fur sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN k CO., Nun\u2019* Buildings, St.Peter St.Dec.7, 1857.\t146 \u201c Onoe known never forgotten.\u201d LADIES and Gentlemen of Quebec, if you would have reel Luxury for your Tuilet, purchase a Bottle of the « PERSIAN BALM,\u201d This beautiful Cosmetic i* particularly designed for Cleansing the Teeth, Shaving.Bathing Champooino, bbmoving Tan Pimpi.es, Freckle*, Sun marks, and all dl-agreeablc appearances from the Skin.The Persian Balm has met with the watinesl approbation of our best Physiciau* and Denti-tr, who moil ilrongly recommend it.The proprietori are cuiifideni that a single (rial will convince the most sceptical that the Persian Balm is the beat Toilet article in market.\u2014Price 25 &.50 rente per Bottle, S S.BLODGETT k Co.Proprietor*, Ogdeniburg, N.Y.Sold in Quehee by Jno.Musson, Jos.Bowles, k G.Mutton k Co., and Btnning k Bowen.Quebec, Aug.1, 1857.\t91\u201412m FAST-DAY SERMON.HpHE SERMON preached before tho Cathedral S Congrtvatiun on the FAST DAY, by the Lord Bishop of Quebec.Published by drsire.Price 7|d carl).Proceeds of tale tu go luivardr Indian Relief Fund.P SINCLAIR Quebec, Dpc.10, 18'7.\tJ17 A SUIT of APARTMENTS lo LET.Apply at No.3, Place D\u2019Arme».Quebec, Nov.26, 1857.\t141 GOLDEN SYRUP\u201430 Bil*.very choice For (ale by Nnv.19,1857.M.G.MOUNT \\ IN k CO.Nun\u2019s Buildings, St.Peter Street Elegant Gift Books Suitable for Christmas ami New Year\u2019s Presents.SACKED Allegories by Rev.W.Adams, with nearly 100 Engravings, eloth extra, 27*.6d.Do do do Morocco Antique, 27s.6d.The Complete Poetical Works of Robert Burns, Edited by Allan Cunningham, with a Glossory, Ibis i* the only large type Edition of Burns extant, elegantly Illustrated by 11 line Engravings from original dei gns, cloth extra, 27s.6d, Do do Morocco Antique, 37».6d.Thfi Complete Poeltcsl Works of C.Lamb, elegantly llluscated with line Engravings, cloth extra, 12*.M.l»o do Morocco Antique, 25s.The Complete Poetical Wuika of Thomas Gray, elegantly Illustrated with line Engravings, cloth extra, 12».6(1.Memory and Hope (Samuel Rogcra and Thomas Campbell) the Pleasures of Hope hy Roger», and the Plea.la »» epinlofi.the (Mil (rtla.>- \u2022 ' I MM.u \u2022\u2022U M 111* ;->\u20223, runt, «ooO.oaM iMV* M M*4 WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.fcM\tSr rw\tSnOm la « generally appreciated, and no family should be wilhnut It, iu case of accident, or sudden attack of dysentery, rbtntnsi.chideia morbut, aad «eta Asiatic eliolir*, yields to its magic power.\u2014 .Moatrcal Transcript.QUEBKC BUILDING SOCIRTY.The Fight Gbnieal Annual Meeting of this Society wee helJ on the 18th January instant, at the Office of the Society.O.RoBiTAtLtl, Esq., war called to the Chair.The Chairman stated the object** of this meeting, and the Srrret*ry-Ttreasurer wat requested to read the annual report of the Directors retiring, and the annual statement.Eighth Annual Report to the Share-holders op the Qiiieec Building Society.The Directors, on retiring from office, beg to Buhmit the eighth annual report of the tronsnctiona of the Society.The year which haajual expired is re-mtirkahle for the small number of aharea (14) which have been sold.Hosvrver, the total number of «hares baa been reduced from 1481 to 1287, making t diminution of 194, of which 102 were redeemed, 84 settled by composition, and 8 paid in full by Sheriff\u2019s unies.Tln'se 1287 shares are now divided between 427 Shareholders, of whom 173 are lenders holding 427 shares, and 254 borrower» who still remain indebted for 860 share*.In consequence of the small number of shares disposed of, the Directors have, (beside* the share* redeemed, which amount to the round sum of £6,000) invested a further sum of £3,645 j\u201e th4 0f a C|,ar.tered Bank ofthia city, and in other public securities of the Province.A few hundred pound* have been lent on mortgage, in accordance with an amendment to the Act of Incorporation passed during the last Session of the legislature.It is with pleasure that the Director* have to observe a further diminution in the expenses of the year, and they hope that they will continue to decreaie progressively, as the Society approaches its termination.It is, however, with much regret that the Directors are under the painful neressity of reproaching the majority of the borrowers for the irregularity in their monthly payments, thereby increasing their debt more and more, in lien of diminishing the same as the Society approaches its end.The claim of the Society against the borrowers amounts at present to £3,631, forming about one-third of the ordinary annual income of the Institution, and which is alone for monthly payments.Of thla sum of i£3,63l above eteted, about £2,200 are included in judgmente obtained by the Society, It will therefore be easy to foresee that with such a heavy debt, which inereaseeyear after year, the Society cannot but materially \u2022uffer, The Directora regret to express the fear they have entertained for some months back, that the exiatence of the Society will extend beyond the period of ten yeara, which until lately they had every reason to believe would not be the case.The cause, in their opinion, is owing to the defaulters generally, but more particularly to thoee who exceed six months in their monthly payments.From the above statements, the Directors, on retiring, think it their duty to recommend strongly to their successors in office, to take every necessary step in their power to wind up the affairs of the Society in as short delay os possible.And they do not hesitate to say that the success of the Society depends actually upon the more or less regular collection of the monthly payments and arrears generally.Although they regret to see such a large amount ol arrears, the Dirsctors, however, are happy to say that this sum, as well as the bttlance of capital due, are fully guaranteed by mortgages.On this point the Society has been so far very fortunate, having met with very few losses, which are more than covered by claims which have been paid in full, and, if at the present moment there ia a loss of ^£161 for the Society, accruing from the execution of some judgments, on the other hand there is a profit of £303 arising from other judgments which have been alio exaruted.The Directora cannot close the present Report without expressing their unanimous opinion ns to the very able, polite and attentive manner in which the affairs of the Society have been conducted by their Secretary-Treasurer, Mr.Vézina.1 lie whole humbly submitted, JOS.MORRIN, President.Quebec Building Society, ) 18th January, 1858.\t$ EIGHTH ANNUAL CASH STATEMENT.r sc a t p t s.To balance on hand 2d Feby , 1857,\t£533\t8\t11 Less interest paid to ths Bank.\t0\t10\t11 - 632 19 0 To rrcelpti, as follows viz : Instalments.6302\t11\tI Fines.221\t4\t2 Transfers.1\t13\t0 Deposits,.295\t4 4 Interest,.2413\t19\t3 Security deposits.\t16\t0\t6 losurAnce reimbursed,.29\t6\t3 Policy of losurance.\t100\t0\t0 Registrar\u2019s fees reimbs\u2019d 1 3 0 Collocation from.Sheriff 827 0 0 Notaries fees,.1\t7\tfi Sales of property, on ac.143 1\t7 Composition of84 sbar\u2019s 2965 8 10 Loans, on account.1309 14 8 Law colts /t Advo.fees 46 8 0 Commutation of tenure 45 17 2 Sundry petty item»,.\t21\t5\t11 Bonus on It shares sold.219 15 0 -14 960 2 9 £15,493 0 9 ExrXSDITCBBS.By expenditures as follows, vis : Salaries, Auditors,Rest, Siation, ry, Printinp, Advertising and petty expenses,.*448\t15\t] Loans, .4394\t3\tn Notarial fees.31\t3\to Premiums of Insurance 47 3 « Registrar\u2019s fees,.3\t4\t9 Collateral security ret.12 10 o Ground rent paid.\t8\t12\t3 Redemption of 102 sh*.6019 1 o Advocates\u2019fee*.118\t11\t2 Sundries,.48\t3\t6 Investments on Public Deb.8 Bank Stock.3645 0 0 Commutation of tenure, 45 17 2 Security depoaits.o 15 0 Balance on forfeiture reimbursed.35\t4\t3 Inspection of property, J 17 g Purchase of do.44 0 0 Sale of 14 shares Less paid.By Cash In Bank, 1400 1180 ¦i4,c94 a a 0 3 2 21» 15 0 379 2 7 £15,493 0 9 F.VEZINA, Seey.-Treosr.Quebec Building Society, ) 4th January, 1855.\t\\ Examined and found correct, Quebec, 14tb January, 1858.STATEMENT or LIABILITIES and ASSETS.LUBIUTUa.Due inndry persons for paymsnts in advance, OAlAnce on forfeiture, Professional fees, £ 321 7 5 *c.,fce-\t62,121 2 7 Profit and Loss account, ASSETS.Amount of Mortgages (860 Shares) £86,000 0 0 Discount on salts of properly,\t619 T 9 Investmeuts, Loans, Ac.,\t7,293 12 11 >63.443 10 0 35,480 14 6 97,923 4\u201d6 Insurances, Legal Gottf, Ac.Arrears by Borrow-ere, Arrears by Non Borrowers.Cash In Bank, Do on band, -93,913 0 8 60 19 3 3,444 19 8 125 7 5 379 0 3,631\t0 3 \u2022 379 3 T 97,923 4 6 F.VEZINA, Sscy.-Trsas.Quebec Building Society, > 4tb January, 1858.\t$ Examined and found correct.John Shaw, ) .F.J.Pabsxt, j Auditor*.Quebec, 15th Jany , 1868.AUDITORS\u2019 ANNUAL REPORT.Quebec, January 15, 1858.To the PretidttU ami Uireeton bf the Quebec UuiUling Society.Gentlemen,\u2014In pursuance of the duties with which we were charged aa Auditors for the past year the whole of the transactions of the Soeietv for that period have come under our examination, and again in making this our annual report we have pleasure in staling that ths record kept of them by your Secretary, Mr.Veaina, ia emphatically correct.We would refer you to the several statements bearing our signature* intht balance aheeteof both General and Stock Ledger aa aa well a* to the monthly, quarterly, and annual (iutements, the assets and liabilities sheet.These bear ample proof of the very clear manner in which the proceedings are entered, but especially would we direct attention to the book containing the \u201c detailed ilatememt of the An th and LiabilUiet \"\u2014 it has been prepared with much care and labor, and is invaluable aa a reference.Mr.Vrsina has invariably met our enquiries with promptness for which we are obliged.We remain, Gentlemen, Your obd't.servants, F.J.Parant, John Shaw.The Secretary also read the Scrutineers, Report, declaring the following gentlemen to have been elected Directors for the present year, vs : Lr.Jos.Morrin, Dr.Ol.Robilaille, Kug.Chinic, Esq., A.Lemoine, Esq., J.W.Leaycraft, Esq., G.Garneau, &q., Jos.Hamel, Esq.Mr.Wilkie, sei onded by Mr.Vohl, move'd, and it was Resolved,\u2014That the Reports and Statements just read be received end adopted, and that the same be printed for the use of Stockholders.Moved by Mr.E.Dugal, seconded by Mr.A.Orkney, and Resolved,\u2014That the thanks of the Society he voted to tho President, Directora and Secretary Treasurer of the late Board, for their just administration of the Society\u2019s affnira during the pnsl year.On motion of Mr.W.Simons, seconded by Mr.L.B.Demers, it waa Resolved,\u2014That the thanks of the meeting be voted to Messrs.E.Dugd nnd S.J.Shaw, for the ability and good will shewn by them in the discharge of their duties as scrutineers.Messrs.John Shaw and P.J.Parent were unanimously re-appointed Auditors for the ensuing year.Dr.Robitaille left the chair, and Samuel J.Shaw, Esq-, was called in his place.On motion of Mr.C.Vézina, Scnr., seconded by Mr.Black Resolved,\u2014That the thanks of the meeting ba voted to Dr.Robitaille, for his conduct in the chair.Certified, F.VEZINA, Secy.Tree.Quebec llttilding Society, ) 19th January, 1858.\t) Front tho Naw Orleans Picayune o(Doc.31.JOHN THORNTON\u2019S WILL.Tha last will and testament of John Thornton, of St.Louis, whose death we have already an.noouced, wn« on th* 22d presented and admitted to ptobate.Tbs Republican rays :\u2014 trust, to be applied to the use and benefit nf the surviving children of his lau broth, r Patrick Thornton, giving bis nephews, John Thornton, $20,000.and Nicholas Thornton, $10,000, and to each of his nieces (three of them) $10,000.This bequest is to be invested ia the way of loans secured upon real estate by deed of trait and mortgage, the assessed value of which Is to be at least twice the amoant so invested, tho annual interest of whi-h is to be paid kalf-rearlv to the legatees.To Peter Riebsrd Ksnrick bo devises tbo sum of $53,000 for the St.Louis Hos-pitoi Association, sod makes ths following additional bequest* : $2,000 to the Male Orphan Asylum, corner Fifteen street and Clarke Avenuo $2,000 to Female Orphan Asylum, corasr of Biddle and Tenth streets ; $2,000 for Theological Seminary at Oarondeletj $2,000 for Widow»* Hoinja i,od Lying-in-Hospital, corner of Tenth and 0 Fallon struts , $3,000 for the Home of the OtKHi Shepherd, Seventeenth street between Pin# \u2022nd Chesnut, $2 000 for Half Orphan Asylum for g^rls, corner of Eighth and Main; $2,000.for the Home of St.Phllomena, comer of Fifth nnd Walnut streets ; $2,000 for Sistsra of Tare, corner of Tsutb and Morgan it recta ; $1 000 for parochial schools attached to tseb of ths following Catholic clisrches ; Cathedral, St.Francis Xavier St.Patrick, S\u2019.John, St.Michael the Archangel' 3».Lawrence O\u2019Toole ; $5,000 for the use and benefit of the following churches, Cathedral.8».Patrick, 8*.Michael's, 8t.Lawrence O'Toole, Immaculate Conception, and $2,000 to the Bishop for tho purpose of enabling him to begin the foundation of a Boys\u2019 Catboiie Reform InstlMtloa.$3,060 for the Bishop\u2019s own as* and benefit.And the residue of bis estate to Archbishop Peter Richard Kenriçk.of teery description, coastl-toting him his heir at law, in the belief that bo will apply it for th# benefit of the indigent, nnd to advance the casse of religion.These are all the important bequests of Mr.Tboratoo\u2019s will.It bson date on the 14th of th* present month, and was made before bia health became so much Impaired ns to confine him to his bed.Our cuisent are, many of them, familiar with an incident in bis life, which placed is In great Jeopardy\u2014that uf an attempt to commit suicide, by inflicting n dangerous wound in tbo region of the abdomen.He recovered, however frt>m this wound, and was engaged for years in tbs activa trausaetion of bis business.It proved in tbs end, the caose of his death, as bis altered appearaaee, from month to month, may have satisfied almost every ons who knew him intimately.Mr.Thornton was s Catholic, and this mty account for the peculiar disposition of bis for-tune.After providing liberally for his relatives, he usds numerous bequests to various benevolent Institutions io this city\u2014to schools attached to the several Cathode eburrbes-a limited sum to Mreral churches, and a few minor hequestt.These donations, amounting to $145,-000, absorb, as our information isndt us to be-Here, scarcely a third of the estate.We eitimato his entire wealth at $475,000 to $500,000, and as be owsd nothing, the publie may readily see what amoant of property is left In trust to tbo Archbishop.This fortune could not have fallen into worthier hands.From the Baltimore Patriot of Jannary 19th.WILL OF THB LATE JOHN JOHNS.This gent'eman, who was well known io tho city and eounty ns one of great excellence and benevolence,\u2014who contributed daring bis lung life to the various benevolent inititations, disd at bis farm, on Long Green, a few days sinoe at an advanced age.Yesterday bis will was left at the Register's office, st Towsontown, nnd we bavs bees scored with the following enracts from it.Ho bequeathed to the\u2014 Maryland Colonisation Suclity.$1,000 To the Protestant E| iseopsl Theological Seminary and High School of Virginia.15,000 To the Seminary of tbo Protestant Episcopal C arch.Diocese of Ohio.15,000 To the Ameriean Bible Society.in,000 To the American Tract Society.10,000 To the Protestant Evangelical Society for th* Promotion of Evangelical Knowledge in New Tork.10,000 To the Rev.H.V.D.Jains, of tbit city, bis ¦ptendid foras, stock, and ovary thing Just a» whan ba died.Also, all the remainder of hie large estate, after willing bis two sisters aa inanity of $307 daring their lifotlme.Hts negroes be manumit* at once.Dr.John* and bia ion are the executors of the «ill.THE LAST OF CAWNPORR.The following portion of a letter, from an officer attacbed to Brigadier Grant's column, will ba lead with painful interest Cswrfobb, Oct.27, 1857.At daybreak a few of us started to look at tho , historical spots of Gawnpore.Ac our camp is at the northern (infantry) end of cantonment*, we passed the ebureh ; all tbo windows and doort mo torn out, the roof Is off, or rather down, amt the flooring torn up ; otherwise the building stands unhurt.The splendid theatre, on ono band, and the assembly rooms on the other, wo next pasted.Immediately on passing those, wo turned to our left, iu front of the assembly rooms, and io the second compound on our right band Ws saw a low tiled roofed bouse ; hero wo alight-\u2022d aud went in ; the bouse la built round an open court-yard in the centre (in Pompeian style) ; io that court-yard stood a tree, now lying cut down ; it had aereed as gallows for ladies ; in every room of that bouse are etalns of blood on walls and floor, aud tba walls are riddled with pistol bullets.In the compound of tbo bouse stands a tree whose trunk is full of ballet boles sod gashed with sword cuts, and in the gashes is long hair ; io the compound is a well now filled up with earth: amongst lb* groir, between lb* home nnd welf, still are to be seen hair and torn scraps of clothing ; still a bat, « child\u2019s iboe, a sock, Ae., can b* seen in tba room* of the boose.When tba first troopa come in ladies\u2019 ba a aud bonnets and elotbiog fay in beapa about.The only redeeming sight in tbs com- Souod Is tbs \" gallows\u201d on which Neill bung the igh caste Brahmin sepoys whoso last momsuts be bad caused them to employ ia licking up tbo blood on (be floors of the rooms.No one can go into that massacre house and eome out without undying hatred in bis heart toward Nena Sahib, bis followers, and the race to wbieb they belong ; none of us could speak bis feelings; we all understand one another there.We rode on to the present entrenchment, « strong earthwork, with bastions at the corners and guns mounted ; it covers tbe magazine and the bridge of beets ; in it are tbe Poet office and Electric office ; its rear rests on ths river, its left ii protected by tbe leeks of the Ganges Canal.We then rode to tbs Artillery end of cantonments, la tbe Artillery Barracks w* found four companies of Highlanders just arrived\u2014actual Highlanders, tbe gallant 93d, with broad shoulder*, thick bare calves, actual tartan kilte, and very long, very loose open kbakee jackets with red cuffs and collars.They say that tbe regiment is 1,029 stronp.and tho rest 00m* in to-morrow or next day.Hurrah for them I They are the boys for Lucknow.Then we rode to the old Dragoon Barracks ; and then again w* saw a sight to be remembered ! Just on tbe right bend side of the road, beyond tho 125th milestone from Allahabad, staud those two barracks ; aud if ad/ one were to giv* a true photograph of them, no one could perauade them that for twenty-two days those barrack* ware held by hardy soldiers ; and that tenderly reared English ladies could hare braved it out there would be Incredible.Tbe entrenchment one heard of-1 give a section\u2014a child would rids his pony full gtllop over it, and not Know he has left tbe level plain ; that line round the barracks Is meant to snow tbe trench, the places where no trench esist* are the batteries ; there on the open, no trench, no parapet, to screen them, the guns were worked (eight 9 pounders, on* 24 pounder howitzer.) Barrack A has no roof, It was burned and fell In ; it is just like the Mcean Meer barracks, centra and verandah rooms in three long wards.I never saw buildings so riddled with ball, and not a fool of tho surface but is hit ; all the verandah* beaten down, a little bit stands to show the verandah.Every aide is equally smashed : on all sides the cowards poured shot on that little band whom they had not pluck to attack.About tbe floor lie memeutos, children\u2019s clothes, socks, shoes, scraps of letters and paper1, music books.O.picked up Wheeler\u2019s last pay certificate ; B.a book having on the title page the name of a lady be knew, and so on.Low down on one wall is tbe scar of a ball ; all round it the blood aud brains and hair nfroting Wheel'-r, who lying on tha floor woandrd^hls (liter kneeling over and fanning him, waa killed by tbi* ball.T., ona of the aurrirora, is beta now, and can point out every thing to ns Tba Chabootra of the well ii imashed to bit*, (bowing bow that wai a special mark.In ona corner of the encloaure lie the bonea of animals\u2014bullocks.Realty no one can imagine tba ¦otbiognesa of tba antrencbraent^ and the utter smashing of tba buildings, until he lees them.Ai we walked through those rooms we did not speak ; I, for one could not : I should bava sobbed with pity and rage\u2014nearly all the latter, in attempting it : one felt inclined to vow one's life to revenge, to swear to kill so many a day of that cursed race, to tear all pity from one\u2019s heart; it made one's heart stone and one\u2019s brain rae ; I would not go again there for anything.\u2014 Lahore Chronicle, No.14.ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA.¦even Days later from Europe.MTHM INDU.GENERAL HAVELOCK OEABI Naw You, Jan.39.We have seven days later news from Europe, broaght by tba steamship \u201c Europe,\u201d which left Liverpool on tbs afternoon of the 9th, and arrivée at this port yesterday morning.There was nothing heard of the Vanderbilt steamship, nor of the steamship Ariel, (which sailed from Sontbampton for New York on the 31st of December) at tbs departure of the Europe.The London Monsy Market was easy, and the Dank Directors bad again reduced toe rats of interest from 6 to 0 per cent.Above 350,(100 dollars in gold was on its wsy from Australia to England.The last return of the Bank of England shews an increase In bullion of £1,188,237.The total amount held being £12,643,103 ; increase in but* Hon i million oi* pounds sterling, in tbs apace of five weekr.Consols closed in London, on the 6tb Instant, at 05 a 95).Notwithstanding this favorabls state of the market, we have report of the following fai* lures t Otasaow\u2014J.k W.Wallace, Sewed Muslin Manufacturers, £25 000 ; Miller, Mitchell a Ogil vie, Warehousemen.£80,000, and Clapperton, Findlay k Co, Merchants ; John B.Kaos k Co., Dundee, Manufacturer., £50,000.R.H.Whitfield k Co., of London, West India Merchants, £45,000.Sugar advanced with an active demand In London.Flour declined from 6d to Is per bbl.on Friday the 8tb.INDIA.Later advices from India Lad been telegraphed from Sues to London, but the eiact dates are not given.General Havelock died at Lucknow, on the SS'.b December, of dysentery, induced by mental amiety and esposure.General Wyndham, with bis division of 3,000 men, attacked 8,000 uf the Gwalior mutineers on 97th November.The rebels were marching from Culpee towurda Cawnpore, and fought desperately, causing tbe'Eagllsb troops to retreat with the loss of nearly the whole of the 64tb Regiment.Sir Colin Campbell, however, completely rouftd this body of mutineers on the 7tb of December, destroying all tbelr ammunition, bullocks and grain ; and capturing 16 of their guns.Those Gwalior mutineers were the great obstacle to tbo tranquility of Central India.CBINA.Tha lateat dates from China were not tele graphed, bnt aetive preparations for a combined attack on Canton continued to bo mado at Houg-Kong.Some reports say tbs French would not take pert in ibe operations.AUSTRALIA.From Anstralla we have news dated at Sydney of the llth, and Melbourna of the 17tb Novrtn her.Trade at Melbourne continued depressed.Bills for the construction of Railways from Melbourne to Mount Alexander, Bendigo and the Murray, and from Geelong to Ballarat, passed (he Lecislaturi'.Estimat'd expenses £8,000,000 \u2022terling.We have to record Ibe deaths of a number of elebr»ted personages Genl.Havelock, Madame Rachel, Field Marshal Kadetsky, auU Rescind I\u2019afba, have been removed from life.COMMERCIAL.RieMrdson, Spence k CVe Circuler, dated Liverpooh 8ib Jan, says At today\u2019s market the attendance of buyers was very smsll, and the business done in all deseriptiofta of breadstuff's quits limited.t.Wheat lost the advance of Tuesday, and was \u2022tow of sale at the redaction.Flour also reached Od to Is per bbl.and was almost neglected.Indian Guru dull, and Cd per quarter cheaper.We quote wheat, red 6s 8d a 6e 6d for Western ehoics ; Southern, from scarcity, 7s 6d a 8s per 70lbe.Flour, Philadelphia and Baltimore, 34e a 25s Extra Ohio, 20s ; for Northern 18s In retail ; for Naw Orleans, of choice quality, Weateru 23s a 34a fid per bbl.ladian Corn, mixed and yellow, 32e end 33s ; white, 37s a 38s per 481bs.Pork witk-cut ebang*.SECOND REPORT.1NFI UEZA, AND COMMON IOLD, Like thievet ia lhe nijçht, have earrieil many to the silent crave.They are cauaed by a sudden cheek of perspiration, by which the stomach is rendered inactive.and the lunta become loadrd with corrupted matter, which entera the blood, and disease is the result.For all colila, concha and chills, succeeded hy best, and for all fevti s of every form, boaraeaess and rawness of the throat lungs, and stomach, and for all weakness and sickness of every kind, from tbrea to five of these pills on going to bed, for a few days, will be all that yen require toreitore you to peifrct health.It has been admitted and claimed all over Europe, that there sever \u201c waa a medicine, that will eattrpate all manner of disease from the system, rqual to Dr M orae's (udtan Root Pills;\u201d that the ni re yon take them, the stronger you grow.They ate founded upon the prie» cip!e that the human body ia subject to but one disease, namely : corrupt humnra, I nesa Pilla not only cleanse the bowels, but also follow the blood through every vein ind artery, and so purify it from all morbid and corrupt humort, that disease of every name is driven from the body.GREAT FEMALE MEDMNE.Females who ralue health ahould never be without these Pills.They have given health nnd spirits to hundreds of females who without them would have been their graves.They purify the bloop, remove obstruction*, and give the akin a beautiful tie r health and interesting apprarauce.A box of llirse Pills is a great medical companion at certain prriods.From one to three should be taken evety day uuttl relief is obtained.Dr.Morse's Indian Root Pill* are sutd by all dealers in Medicine.Shavino made East.\u2014Wet your sharisg brush in either warr.i or hot water, pour on two nr three drops of \u2022< Halm of a Thousand Flowers,\u201d rub the beard well and it will make a beautiful aofl lather, much facilitating the operation of shaving.Prise CO cents.\u201c Woodiaud CaBAN\u201d\u2014A Pomade for beautifying the Hair.\u2014highly |>erfumrd, superior to any French article imported, end for half the price.For dressing Ladira Hair it has no equal, firing it a bright glossy appearance.It causea Gentlemeii'e Hair to curl in the most natural manner.It removes dandruff, always giving the Hair the appearance of being fresh shetu-pooed Price oidy fifty cent*.Non* genuine unit»* signedFETRIDGK n the steamship \u201d LevLtban,\u201d on the &tb, with suceees, the vescel being moved sevrral feet.The proceeding* were continued daily up to departure of the \u201c Furopa,\u201d the progress, each day, amounting to 8 or 10 feet The eve hefo e the Etitropa\u201d sailed the ship bad only 64 fret more to be moved.A bill authorising the East India Company to raise a loan in England will be introduced immediately upon )he assembling of Parliament The London News says Ih t Lord Palmerston's forthcoming India Bill will tiansfer the direct management of p d Deal affai a of India to t rabinet Minister, who it is understood, shall be t Peer.This member of the Cabinet is to be Pne aident ofa Council of six, iolent attack upon my lungs confined me to my bed for several weeks, end when I recovered, I was so much oppressed hy difficulty in breathing, that I waa < ften usable to sleep or rest upon ¦ ¦**\u2022 by night.The suffering was extreiua, and judging from ihe iaefBcaey of the remedies used, I supposed the dieesee incurable.Being pa.suaded to try \u2022 bottle of WIBTAR'ft HAL*4M OF WILD CHERRY, without tha leaal confidence in it* efficacy, I found tha difficulty almoat entirely renoved befnie one bottle was used up.Haring a mortal aversioa to medicine, and seldom using it in any form, sympathy wjb my ftlliiw-snffeieis, uidoces me to wake this public statement, and recommend the article toothers \u2022imilatly aUiictrd.Wish reaped, ymits truly, \u201e\tHENRY» ODD.None genuine nn'est signed I BUT IK no the wrapper.From the I to,ton Saturday Evenissr Uagelir.A I\u2019aaroNco hucatii.\u2014What lady or gmtlemaa would rs main under the curse of a disagrerab e breath, when nting the \u201c Halm nf a Thousand Flowers'\u2019 at \u2022 dentifrice W; uld not only render ii svrrA, but leave the tv Ih white as alsbatler 1 Many persons do not know ihelr breath is bad, and the eubji-et ie so delicate their ftiends will ncter mention it.P« ur a single drop of tb* \u201c Halm\u201d on your tooth-bru.h and wash the l.allt night and mornibg.A fifiv cent bottle will last a year.A BcAunroL CottrLEXiou may early be aeqabed by usteg the \u201c Halm of \u2022 I housaad Flowers \u201d |l will (emone tan, pimple* and freckle* from the skin earing it of n aoft and roaeata hue.Wet a towel, pour on two or three drop*, awl wash the face night and morning.FETRIDGE ft CO., Propricb'ranflba \u201c Woodland Cream.\u201d Rooms to Let.A LARGE ROOM atd two stnall Room* adjoining, in Garden Strret, With a private auction CREA T eutitnee.Apply to Qiitb'C, Jar.26, 1858.E.G.CANNON, N.P.11 QUEBEC Voung Men\u2019s Christian Association, At the request of the above ASSOCIATION, THE REV.D.MARSH Has KINDLY CONSBNTt D TO GIVE TWO LECTURES ON INDIA, ItaHlitory aid Religions Condition.Th» Firsi Leetu>e will he deliversd Inthe LECTURE HALL, ST.ANN STREET, o.v THURSDAY, the 28th January, With numerous OEYHYDKOiIBN DISSOLVING VIEWS, illustrative of Indian loca'ilies and religions customs.Lbctcbb to cammcace at IlaLr-PAST Sava!* 'dork.Tlcksts I*.6d each, or 3*.fid, far both lecture», may he had at Miss Gochmaxb\u2019s and Mr.Sin-cLAin\u2019t, St.John Street, end si Middleton A Dawson'- Busk sio #, Lower Town.SL JobnSt'CSt* HENRY GLASS, Rec.flee.Otteb.-e, 23rd Jany., 1858.\t10 MISS HELENA McCAFFREY beg* tu info m her patrons that her DANCING C|.AS->KS for Ihe eeeond trrm'hi* Seceou will commence on SATURDAY 2 M mica l Soiree, MONDAY, the 8th February.Quebec, Jsny.If, 1857.\t7 Office fob tub Administbation ur thb Jesuit*' Estates, Qusber, 23rd January, 1858.THB underrlgted hatirg rtetired po-iiire in* structions to insist upon Hie punctual pay.ment of the revenus* of the said Eetatee, hereby live* notice to all person* indebted fur cens «ml rente, Lodi mud rente», rmi.tei Conttituei».mill end beech leS rente, srtseie, *e\u201e that m default of their paying immediately whal they owe, they shall be peoteewted, without distinction, and without fuilUi noticr.LOUIS PANET, 10\tAg.nl GREAT CLIURirSG SAlsK 15 Per Cent Discount FOR CASH, WM.LAIRD & CO\u2019S, 3s.Off the Pound, k 9d.Off the Off the Ponnd, k DoUar ! t DOLLARS AND CENTS, Sterling and Halifax Currency, Noto Publishing, Tables of EqiiviiUrtt t'ulue nf Monies.IN nhich the value .f any sum in «ach of the-r denmninatioiis can he f.U'd in ei'lier o' hut'i o :lie othei dcniimiiiations.From 1 O' ul to L'lO.OOi).P'ICr 12J Cl-lilt, Or 7)d.hy I EUX MORGAN.Quebec.Ja-.y.II, 1858,\tt, Bank of SritisU North America Incorporated by Royal Charter.THF COURT OF DIRECTORS hereby pi,e Notice that a half-yearly Ditideml, at Hi- ia »\u2022 nf 3i« per cent, per annum, on ihe Capital of i|* Bank, will become pavable to II e prnprii tir» id Shares registered in 0 lunies, on and after the 2tiih diy of JANUARY, l -o.S, dnr.ng the usual hours id business, at Ihe several Brat ch Banks, as innuunied hy Gueulai, to ihe respective panic*.The D vidend is d.ilared in S'e-lii g mnnev, ami wlllie payable at ihe raie of Exchange eutiei.i on the 26th day of January, 1858, tu be fixed hy he I oral Bus'ds.No 'ran 1er can b* made between the 3I»I imt., nnd il e 26t|i proximo, ae the Bo.ks must b.ch-ecd at that period.By order of the Cour', C.MrNAB, Secretary.Bark of B N.Sme'ira, L tuJon, Dreeuiber 3, t867.\tI5fi 0N Cl Birtl).On Friday, Mud inat., tb* wife of F.R.Angers, Esq., of a son.Died.At Batisean Domain, oa tb* 21,t January, William ,*cw^ *°* \"I Hw,,y Johnstoa, is the l!hh year of his age.Oo the 19th instaat, Mrs.Margaret Jea'hnc*, aged 77 years, i.alive of Itrland, SWIMMING BATH WF, Ihe under igaed, iatrad epening in Hay Ileal, a LARGE SWIMMING BATH, in which keaoni in swimming will bn yiren, pro-filled ne ob-tin a ifflicieiit uuiaUff of gubtcriiicrf« on the lollowi«| tfrmt Tfirmi for the Sammer Season: \u2014 FOB rAMIMBS\u2014 For a gentl- mar,.$ 5 \u201c\t3\t\u2022\u2022\t 9 i ;;\t.m *\tf\t\"\t 17 \"\t5\t\u201d\t *1 \"\t«\tM .22 Price of a Swimmir.g Bath.1*.104J.Suhrcriheta ran hase Hot or Co'd Bath*, by paying |0a, estia for the ie asn, or 7i supposed to be in Canid*.Ilia wifi's nsmt was Lucy, and was owned by one Cornwell.Iheir children were Beley, Jane, Patsy, El si *1 d Simuil.Oao 01 Harris\u2019s ehildren [ he sur ] ouw abort 26 years of age, a very \u2022 reug and stout man.wi b \u2022\u2022 hosteal fare at d pleasant manner*, ie v-ry desiiou* uf knowing where bit father i| I value Is 4d.We can only allow 10 per cent, off Grey Cullens and Mriprd Shir ings.N.B\u2014Th»e Discount ot 15 Per Cenl will be aliowtd fi-r ONE MONTH ONLY.WM.LAIRD k CO., Fabrique Street.Quebec.Isny.14, 1851.\t7 NO.I, ST.JOSEPH STREET, UP STAIRS.FOR SALE, On ihe most liberal Terme, ATTHE LONDON,UNITED STATES AND GERMAN PIANOFORTE EMPORIUM.KO- 1, ST.JOSEPH STREET, Opposite the Sets Restaurant, Uitoiteau's Huilding, If.V.Quebec.AN Fteeenl Colleci on ol Squire end Upriffhl PI ANOFORTI S, fmn» the leiehrated Esiah-lishmente cl Brnedwond, 4\\ornum, D'Almaine, Tolkm of Loml.in, T.Gilberi and K.G.|\u2018er| ol Hutton, Firth and Pond, New York, and Irmter, Uertniny, N.v.3, 1357.INSTRUMENTS TO BE LET, AND MUSIC FOR SALE.In ihe tlioiv Room, o*er Hiikmin\u2019s Perfumeiy and II ir-dressing Etlabl s'lmenl.ENGRAVING in all it* branche*, end Card pri' ting.HAZAAR, \\RAZAAR will h.- hr Id at the NATIONAL SCHOOL HOUSE, lor Hie benefit c-f Hie Male Orphan Asylum, m WEDNE-DAY, the 7'b, aid THURSDAY, 'be 8 h of APRIL next.Cortiiiiuiinnt will be 'h»nl.fullj received try the undei meiiiioned ledirt : \u2014 Mrs, 4>hi*orih, Cichrin, \u2022\u2022 F.For.ylh, \u2022t F v Grce\u2019va, Ml»» Gco gc, Abmiit.ince, 1*.3d.; (Jueber, Jany.14, 1858.Mr«.Hrlmuth, \u201d Jefli-ry, \" Mnntixamlier1, \u201c C.Mont ZHubert, Maxh.im, Mire Taylor, Childrtn Half-price.Boarding House, Toronto.MRS.C.BROWN, formerly of Quebec, begg to i-ifnrm 'he Honorable ibe Member, of the L*gtP in Oh-implaiu sirce', adjui- ii,^ iiie Ocean Sirens Company's Wharf, which from i'» proximity and nlher advantages may isirly claim to be erCQunyed hy the line of Sictinera birtheil in the immediate ticji-iiy.Apply to J.jnN\u2019F.8, Quebec.Or to nneroK JONES, Monirca1 Quehre, 9 h .finiii'V, 1848.WINTER CLOTHING.GLOVER ft FRY have received hy S'eatashlp \u2022' Indian,\u201d from the G.le'-raird House of H.J.k D.KICOLL, Rfoxnt St.London.Three Cares of their ni-tvest Style of Fall snd Wrn'er Overcoat», Fu' Skin Paletots, Sum-on H> aver d\".Mntcnw dn dn.Milled Litmn office C\u2019oitr, ke., kc.-\u2014ALSO,\u2014 «enrlirieiit of Cravata, Miffi* Neck lies, Simla, Cullurs, Olous, Socks, Unt!* Oluihmg, kc., ftc.Quebec, Sep'.21, 1857.\tju Cheap Carpets! ! J.& E.~M0R6AN, ARE SELLING Unir CARPETS si the fu|.Iissiig LOW RATES VELVET PILE.1.6r HRUSSF.IS .fid TAPESTRY-\u2022\u2022\u2022.4, tf| IMPKRIAI.5j KIDDERMINSTER.3s 01.d upwards.A large it.tnilmrnt of HEARTH RI GA,\tDAM ASKS, FRINGES, HANGERS, ,\u201ed BE 1.1.PULLS, At etjthtlly Low I\u2019rircs ! t-3\u201d(h e Care oi OPERA CAPI Sjust srened.Qurbic, Dec.22, I8j7.\t|52 CI.FAItlNG SALE, At the Stores of J.& E.MORGAN, No.12 anil 1:1, John Street.rPHE Subscriber* having decided on ctoring (heir A r-tad hu»inet», conltni'e SELLING OFF THEIR ENTIRE STOCK, Amounting to over £20,000, At nnd under Cost Price.In rrference tu the above and as a proof of i'S ltu,,t, 'hey would respectful y rrfrr to those pur-^hvii ii u U .* Rittblishincin during the last few weaka, Tt apen ilming the coming week.2 Bales Car; e'lnr, I \" Velier dn.I C \u2022»* Win's, C-oths and OsSsimsrft.I \u201c Winter Gln.e., 1\t\u2022' White Kid Gloss».Quel ec, Dee.5, 1x57.\t145 EDUCATION.Mr, narrower purpose* to open \u2022 PRIVATE ACADEMY for Ihe instruction of young Lidia» and Gi ntlrmen ea MONDAY, 4th .fsiiuary, at No, 6 Fsplanadb.Quebec, Dec.26, 1857.\t154 do du, be English Almanacs and Diaries, for 1858.Per Mail Steamer \u201d Anglo Saxon.1* MARSH ALL\u2019S Grnit- man\u2019» Pm ket Book, 5e Do Ladir.' Punch's Pocket Boob, 3.Diatnchren end Henneli\u2019s Almanac, le Cis-eli's lllaatra-ed do.Is Illustrated London News dn, 2s Ladies\u2019 Ulu.tiatrd do, 2» Norton's N»w Fanner\u2019s Almsnsck, Is 6d The Farmer\u2019f Almanac and ( akitder, Ie fid Nautical Almanack, 5s Leu's Diny.No.8, 10« Do do », Ht 9d Do d* 10, 6s 3d Quebec, Dec.18, 1837.P.SINCLAIR.151 New Books.flHIT CHAT or Humor, Wit, end Anecdote > with 50 original lllu.traiionr, 6-, 3d.The Dog, by Dink*, Mayhew and H-'tchinann, 10a.P.SINCLAIR.Qutbrc, June 2, 1857.\tt>5 St\u201d* 11a mrt 0».sinur.\u2014va isirrel* very bright, d ii y cxccr ud cx Railroad.M.O.MOUNTAIN ft CO , Nui,\u2019* Building», D-c.10, 1857,\tSt.Pe-er Sirett American Bupers.rffMlE New York Ledge', Jammrv 9, 3d.I Herpei\u2019e lllii«lrattd tfeikly,\" 2.5il.Fraiik Leslie\u2019s '\u2022\t\u2022*\t-\u2022 2, 5,1.P.SINCLAIR.Quebec.J*iy.7,18.*8.\t-\t3 Jockey Club, Et.ei ee Buuquet.Queen\u2019s Own, Frangipanni, Heliutro|C, Lavender, S'veet Hrinr, Ciiriodora, S scet Pee, Guard»' Club, Esprit de Violet, coN'istino or Forget me Not, Je*tamiic, Horny S.akle, Musk, Lctaua.Bergamiil, Nrw Moun Hay, Mllli fleure, Neapolitan B-itiqucti Royal Bouquet.\u2014also,\u2014 SOAPS In gieat variety, Prrlu'iied Oils, Bern\u2019s Grease, Shaving Cream, Guldi 11 Oil.Hlnuiu of Kotrs, I'oniu.lc Divuu, V10I11 Powder, Dyi-a fu ihe Hair, C.inlu, Bru-hra, Put Monties, Dresing Ui«>s, Woik I Bi tte», Mu-ieal Instrumen's.Cutlery, Can*», Tailor.' .V.Tiiisuiith.\u2019 Shear*, K.e r* \u2022nd S ropa, and n great taritty of Fancy Goods, Wig.and Ornamental Illir, ftc.,fte.Quibcr, 2,i l Novr , 1837.\t130 Clira|icr than ever, CHItlSTMAS jTNEW YEAR\u2019S PKISKVl\u2019N.»T¥ EWITT ft Co., have made a furthsr \u2022 IM REDUCTION on a great variety af Gond», suitable fur Piestnts, snd call alitniion la tha fulluwing, v s.: 1000 Print Dresars from '» |0Jd upwa-da, 600 Muslin det.a ne ditto, 4- nd upwards, 350 Cashmere\tdill-, 7» 1 pwards, 350 Fetiry Silk\tditto, The mmsinder ot New Fluuncrd Dresser, Cloaks, Silk aid Cloth Mantle*, \u2014ALSO,\u2014 They will rlcar ont, KRUARDLR39 of PRICE, the ei tire SL-ck ul Embroidered Muslin Coltsra, Cbcnuettr., Habit Shins, Se Is of SUeies sod Culls' mJer cert, j ditto ditto A largo loi uf RF.MN ANTS at half-price J.HEWITT ft CO, Quebec, Dre.17, 1857.Bit John's Gate, ISO PaOMENAOECONCERTS, MUSIC HALL.\tj KINGSTON'S WINES, Promenade Cunceris willtik* place \u2022» Received per .imetia, from Oporto, and I\t\u2022 \td * È* .II.^ S'-* S * IS follow» :\u2014 4\th\u2014WEDNESDAY 5\th\u2014WEDNESDAY 6th\u2014WEDNESDAY 27ih Januarv, 3-d February, 10th Febiun«l tUo ronromiLi'it nyiiiptomf nf a UoUl, U your CtiKtutT PncruKVL.lti« iiotdtuiit hnc* in luy pmctlcv ami my fatuily for the hi»t to'.t yi.ititluui dhow* il !tt|tnn.fit»f«i'U|K>-rior virtiu'H for tin* trcatiimut of th.Ba compialiit.'».IUIKN KNIGHT.M.D.A.U.MORTLEY, Fatj.of Utica.N.Y., wrltfw: *4I huti ui»fil your Pmtoiul mydcif R»nl in my fnnillv f*ver dur# you IuvciiNhI it.ttinl ItvUeVf» It the l>u*t nifolciiie for Ifn purpoco a vor put out.With h Nul cold I ahouM aooner pay tvroiity*Hvo ih\u2019IIant f t ft bottle thau do without it, ot Uko utiy other rvoieily.1* Croup, Whooping Cough, luflucnzn.Si\u2019Kisoustn, Miss., F«b.7, tsiR.Drotip.r Arm: f trill chirrfiilly certify your FfiTorai \\h the U-At mnetiv wo\tfor the cure of M?rO\u201d)>i>ig Cbuqhs Ci'tiuj», mill the\tiliio«a«Nw« of ciiiltlren.«»?your fnkternity iu the South upi.pviato your skill» mid ccmuioud your tiiediciiio to our m'onle.Ml RAM CONKLIN, M.D.AMOS IsEK, F.sq.,Mo?ct»:rrv.Ia., writee, 3tl Jan.» 1859: \u201cIhivin tMinua liiflm\u2019uxn, which confined me indoor* \u2022ix wcfka* to'îk many medicinee without relief; finally tried your Pectoral by the advice of our clergyman.The first rellcvnl the aoronc^P in my thruit mid lun^s; h-o* than one hr it the bottle made tne completely well.Your medicine* are tiio cheapest A.-t well os thebwt wo can buy, and w« esteem von» Doctor, and your remédie*, a* the ;NX>r uian'e frieud.\" Asthma or Phthlwlc, anil nronebitis.Wiwr MASi-usiwia, 1\u2018a., Fvb.4, 1S.'k).8ta: Y.'iir CiuaiiT PKiToaAt.I» pi'ifiirinlng innrv-tloiis curM In tills wit ion.It turn rvlIovM w,vi'nil fnuii nlaim-InK nymptoins of ctiiniiiiniitlnn, anil I» nnw curing n muo wlm nu» lulMriMl under nu nirtvtlun of tht< Inngii fur tli« last forty yenn.\tHENRY L.I'ARKS.MiTcImnt.A.A.RAMâKV, M.D., Auiion, Mo.vhos Co., Iowa, write», 8>'pt.fl.1MJ: \u201cDnrtiiK mypractlco of luany years I have fonud notliing «)n»l to your Oitix.li» Ercroiut.for gtvlng ef.se and rell'-f to coumimptlv.pittlouts, or curing such as an1 cnmlil*.\" Wo nilglit wtd TOlniiiç» of artdence, but tho ninat con-vlnclug proof of Ilia ilitucn of tbla miusty Is found In il» *ff»ct» upon trial.Conanmptinn.Protiibly no one rami-ly ha» ever t'Min known which cured ro many aint imeh diinicvnina c»ae* aa tills Boni» no human «Id chii roach ; but »vnn to tho»» Hie CutKav PlCtOKAl »fford.roltcf and comfort, Ahtok Uousa.Nl« York Citi, March 6,1HAC Doctor Aur, I/)Wei.i.: I f«l tt » duty mid a ploMcmv to Inform yon what ymir Oimav PtcroRii low dono for my wlfn.'SIiii liait Ihtii flvo monllm l»lortnvr under the daiiKorou.ynipton'.ii of Cowuimptlcn, from which no aid wo could prieur» i-nvo her much relief.She wu« ulcmllty fill hut, niitll Dr.Stn.ni;.of thl» city, whir.' wr havo c-mo fir aitrfoe, r'^omniorutid a trtal of yonr mHtlcIne.MV blcaa hlckiiiducse, He uc do your eklll, for »hc ha» rev c-end from that d ijr.Stic la not yet «a strong as slia need to be, tait I* free from tier cougli.nod cull* uiraclf well.Yours with gratitude and rcirant, U1H, AN HO dltbtliY, or SncLevviU-C.O'titu\u2019KptttSM, do not ilcepalr till yon have tricl Avkr's Onximr I\u2019ccxunAt.It i.i made hy oiicof tho t»\u2018«t imdlenl clriuMe In the worlihand il» cure, at1 uiound n-1» ipciik the high ij.tIu of Ile virtue».\u2014I'httadelpMa Lrl-J,r.Ayer\u2019s Cathartic Pills.THE acleinw# of Chemistry and Medicine hare twen tax'd ihrlr ntuioet to pnxluco tills bert, nu*t porf'-rt purr.atl' o whlrh te known lo tnau.Inmunoratilo pn.T.arc elievru tliat thee Euan havo virtuee which aurimu in rRcelleiift.\u2019tlic ordinary mcillclue*.and that they win nu-precedent»dly upon the eaVceia of »U men.Tliey are safe and pleRüuut to take, but powerful to cure.Tlielr jeun» Ira ting properfitw ellnmlate tlio vital acitvii'»» of the tody, rcmoi i the ohstnicllona of lie orgeul, purify the Mod.and expel iliiwaee.They pmrgeout the font humor» rlilcu breed aiel grow dlutempor, atlroulatc \u2022higghh or diem Jr red organ» Into their natiirnlAettou, nul imiurt lii*allhy loua with .treugtb to th* whole system.Not only do they core the everyday Complaint» of every body, but at»o fomiljRlde and dangeroii* dlseMea tliat have hnll!»d O e tieat of tinman eklll.Wtille tliey proituco powerful effects, they are at th»> Mine time, In dimlnUiod doets.tli* isf-et nnd Ipliyelc tliat ran bo employed f T children itvlng eugar-c» nted, tliey arc ptcMMit to take; and Ivin?I nrety Tegetnlde, lire free from any risk of barm.Curw hive l»eu made which leirpMi belief wero they not sub-rhuillated liy men of .ncli exalted poeltlou and character m to fa bid tlie (usplcion of nntrntb.Many eminent clergymen and phy.lcUr» tiare lent their names to cortl-fy to the pulillc the rvllablllty of my romi-llea, while eth \u2022\u2022r* have s»\u2019tit ma tbo lowurunce of tlielr courletlon tliat my I'repantlon- contritaitc ImmouMly to tbe relief of my altlleted, suffering fellow-men.Tho Agent bi-tow named la plewod to Dtmlsh gnitts my Aiuetlcan Alnianne.conUtnlngdirectiim* for their mi-Biiit teriificnt'-s of tlielr entes, of tho following cmplulnt»: \u2014 Costiroiawe.Illllmi.Coiiipl«lnt^ Ilheaiii-ii-m, firo;-»), IteHitliarn, llradache aridiig from a foul hi'¦rimcli.Nausea.InJig.-li.ui, Morbid Inaction of tl\"* Ibiwelsatid fain arl-tag thererrnni.KUtnlency.I/m of Appetite, all nierons and Ciltatn HUH L'Ueio-\" wlildi re»iufre an evaniaul Medicine, ihvofuta or King\u2019- Evil.They also, by purify-log tin- blood and ¦tliiiulntlng tlm system, core ninny Nunhlaiats wlilrh It Would not Is* siipp\u2014d tlo-> '-oiibt t»y l>r.J.C.AVER, fracticai and Analytical Chemist, I.owall.Mass.Prjc* SIS Cra.era llçx.Fivk Roxia no» (1.BOLD RY JOSEPH BOWLES and J.MUSSON k CO.Queltec.and by Druggiita generally throughout Cmada.PROVINCIAL nsurante Company, OF I'ORONTO.3 Capital Eagle Life insurance Company.CAPITAL One and One Half Million Sterling.CANADA AGENCY ESTABLISHED 1825.WITH alt the advantages, and none of thv risk* or uncertainties of a Mutual Insurance Office, the Eagle affords the further security of a large Capital, secured by Actof Parliamenttô8 Gecnelll.The rates uf premiums are very modrrate, and as F.ighty per cent of ell the profits are every Fivr Years dvuied auiung the whole of the assured, it i« evident that these rate* are the VERY lowest that any Life Insurance Company can demand, coksist-f.nt with its own safety,and the conaequen skcohitv of thk.Assured.* The available asieta ol th* Company exclusive n \u2022ub»enb»d Capital exceed* £7fi8,000 sterling\u2014willi an annual incomeever £137,000 Sterling\u2014andsur-plus fund nearly £200,000\u2014out of tvhich above .lv,f .^.vu'i-nnw u.-Q, I £120,000 wa* either added to the sum-inaured hy |RF.and INLAND NAY IGA FlON Bl SI-\tUfe inMrerii or \u201e iqui\u201ei,nt ,|fB0 in e\u201eh, uf by a reduction of a premium, in June (852.From the establishment of the Company in 1807 a «um equivalent lo the whole Capital has been paid u astureisin satisfaction of claims\u2014and tlieliherality f tho Eaile\u2019s lelllenieuta is tvcll known.Policies ste ia-tted either uttIA or without partie* ualiuti in Profits ; nr Half Credit if icquired, for One Year, Seven Years, Whole Lite, Joint Lives nr ^ty ihle on atlainii g tlm age of 60\u2014all pay ihle quar.Idly, half yearly or annually.Kxtract ft om whole UJe Yearly Rates of Premium Ornamental !ron Rallir-g.Foil SALE :\u2014A large as-or'ini-ut of ORNAMENTAL IKON RAILING, .if the tou»i modern and eh'8'e detigns, or Palisading, Ilslciwie», Cemeti-t.e*, kc., &c., at Prices from 4s.to 40s.per Lineal fuot, at PHILLIP WHITTY\u2019S, Palisading and General Iron VVnrk* 79 St.Paul Stieet, Lower Town.Quebec, 21st June, 1856.\t73 Carriago and Furniture Varnish- 'PHE Suhicriber, Agent for Messr».W»t.Tildes 1.k Sons, New York, will keep a rot-stan' supply of their well known Superior VAHNISHF.S lo supply the trade and Istge consumers, at piice which will render iuipoitaiioii unnecessary.HENRY S.SCOTT.Quebec, May 30, 1857 VICTOR IA HOTEL, POINT LEVI, OPrOSITE QUE RFC, Adjoining the terminus uf the Grand Trunk Kailway.TR lTELLERS and TOURISTS wdl'fi.d th* nbore HOTEL a mu.t cuinfuitsb!*.and pleas»iil resling placr,\u2014having a splendid view of the River St.Lawrence, citadel ui.d O'htr interesting ncvne\u2019y, and being surrounded by large «\u2022id beautiful Gardens.Steam Boats cunstauily crossing from the Ilittl to Quebec.nor, COLD, and FIIOWF.U BATHS at any minute.Hor es and every bind o( vehicles alivay» on hand WM NORMAN.Quehec, 4th May, 1857.\t53 GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.THE MOST VALHAHLR Fall and Winter Medicine, in the World ! ! DR.HALSEY\u2019S FOREST WINE, ratronized by the Nobility nnd Medical Faculty ol England, and esteemed the most extraordinary Medicine in the World.Medieitiet containing molasves or liquorice, like the hoastid Sarsaparilla», require many large bottles lo nroducc the slightest change io health.The FortH Wine is allogelher a different article.It contains the Syrup- to give it c r.si»tcncy,bul acquires its excellent flivor, and powerful medicinal properties Irom the vegetable plants nf which il is composed.The Fonat Wine combines the virtues nf the Wild Cherry, Dandelion, Yellow Dock, and Sarsaparilla ! with other valuable plants whose properties are still more effective.Its high concentration renders it one of the most efficient medicines now io use.Sometime» lets than a single bi-tllc restores the lingering patient from weakness, debility, and sickness, to strong and vigorous healih.Every dose shows its good effects on the constitution, and improves the slam of the health.The Forest Wine is recommended, in the strongest erms, for all complaints of the Ejp* Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Nervous Disorders, Bilious Affections, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Lois of Appetite, Jaundice, Female Complaint: Scrofula, nnd all disorders arising from impure habit of the system.SAVED FROM DEATH ! ! Testimony of Mr.Nathan Mathews, a imctnblc and wealthy citizen of Newark, N.J.: Dr.O.W.Halsey :\u2014l believe your Forest Wine and I\u2019ills have been the menna of saving my life When I commtnccd taking them I bid ut the point ol death, with Dropsy, Files and Asthma.My physicians had given me over os past cure, and my family had lost all hopes of my recovery.While in Ibis dreadful situation, your Forest Wine iiid Fills were nri'Ciired lor me, and before I had fioithed the first boti'c of the IA ine and box of Fill», I experienced great relief -, my body and liin>cc(orant, that opens and uuclogs the passage to the lungs, und thus, in a soothing manner, terforma its duly by throwing off phlegm, und other minor» from the lungs by copious spitting.The third is a Diuretic, which gives cu-c and double strength to the kidney* ; thus encouraged they draw large amounts nf impurity Irom the Mo.xl, which is then thrown out.Imuntiiully hy the uiiuary nr water passage, und which could not have been diicharged in any other way.The fourth is a Cailurtie, and accompanies the other properties of the Pills while engaged io purifying the blood ; the coarser particles of impurity which cannot pass by the other outlets, are thus taken up and conveyed olf in great quantities by the bowels.From th* above it is showc that Dr.Morse\u2019s Indian Root Fills, not only enter tbe stomach, but become united with the blood, for Ihey find way to every part, and completely route out anil cleanse the system Irom all impurity, nnd the life of the body, which is the blood, becomes perfectly healthy, consequently all sickue*» and paiu is driven from th* system, for ihey cannot remain when the body becomes so pure and clear.The reason why people are so distressed when tick, and why so many die, it because they do not get a mepieiue which will pais lo the afflicted parts, and which will open tlie uatural passage* for the disease to lie east ont j hence, a large quantity of food and other matter is lodged; nod the stomach and bowels are literally overflowing with the corrupted mass ; thus undergoing disagreeable fermentation, constantly mixing with the blood, which throws the corrupted matter through every vein and artery, until life is taken from the body hy disease.Dr.Morse\u2019s Pills have added to themselves victory upon victory, hy restoring millions nf the sick to blooming health nnd happiness.Yes, thousands who have boen racked or tormented with sickness, pain, anguish, and whose feeble frames hare been scorched by the burning element* of raging fever, and who bare been brought, as il were, within a step ofthe silent grave, now stand ready to testify bat they would have been numbered with tbe dead, had it not been for this great and wonderful medicine, Morse » Indian Hoot Pills.After one or two doses had been taken, they were astonished, and absolutely surprised, in witnessing their astonishing effects.Not only do they give immediate ease and strength, aud take away all sickuess, paiu and anguish, but they at once go lo work at tlie fiaimlatmu nf the disease, which is the blond.Therefore, it will be shown, especially by those who u»e these Fills, that disease\u2014 that deadly enemy\u2014will lake itsfiigld, and the Bush of youth and beauty will again return, aud the prospect of a long aud happy life will cherish und brighten your day».Caution.\u2014Beware of a counterfeit signed A B.Muork.All genuine bare the name of A.J.While k Co., on each box.Alsu tho signature at A.J.IVbdt k Co.All others are spurious.A.J.WHITE k Co., Sole Proprietors, 60, Leonard Street, New York.Dr.Morst\u2019a Indian lioo'.Pills aie sold by all dealer* in Medicine.Agents wanted ill every town, village aud hamlet in the land.l\u2019arliea desiring the agency will address as above lor terms.Price 25 cents per box, fire b>xea will be tent on receipt '-f $1, potugc paid.Qutb.c.Hih D-er., 1857.\t146 ing ex Railway.M.G.MOUNTAIN k CO.Nun\u2019* Buildinga, St.PcUr Street.Dee.8, 1857.THE MEDICINE OF THE BULLION.PHILOSOPHY OF FACT.HOLLOWAY\u2019S PILLS.THE EXCITING CAUSE OF SICKNESS.The blood is the Hfe-etxialaing afont.It furnishes the eomponenti of flesh, bone, muscle, nerve and integument.Tlie Stomach ie lie mtitufaetory, the vein* ill distributor», and the intestine* it* channel through which the waste matter njecled in ite productions is expelled.Upon the stomach, tbe eircultlion and tbe bowele, these Pille act simultaneously, relieving indigestion, purifying the fluids, and regulating the excretions.THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.Dyepepeit it the mast common d eeaee among all classes in I hi* country.It assumes a t bous and ahapes, and i* tlie primary aource of innumerable dangerous miladies : but whatever He type or symptoms, however obstintte ite VeiisUnce to ordinary preparations, it yield* readily and rapidly te this Marching end unerring remedy.BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.The quantity and qualby of the bite are of tilal importanee to health.Upon the liver, the gland which secretes this fluid, thaïe Pill* operate specifically, infallibly rectifying it* irregularities end effectually curing Jaundice, Bilious Remiltants, and ¦II the varieties of diSuiM generated by an unnatural condition of the organ.BOWEL COMPLAINTS.Unleu the bowel* perform their function* properly, the whole body suffers.Tent of Ihutseands die annually of Dysentery, Dirrbme,Chronic Constipation, and other diseases of the** waste pipe* of the system.The effect of the Pille upon all intestinal diiardar*, whether casual or epidemic, is phenomenon in medicine.By following the prided directions, the moat alarming cue* of bowel com' plaint ere promptly controlled.A WORD TO FEMALES.The local debility and irregularities wh'Ch are lha especial annoyance* of the weaker mi, and which, when neglected, slwaye shorten life, ere relieved for the time being, end prevented for tbe time to come, by a couna of this mild hut thorough alter' native.Holloteafi PUU are the best remedy known in ike world for the/(Mowing tUteaeei : Asthma\tDebility\tLoweest of spirit Rowel Complaiata Fever and At»* Piles Coughs\tFemalt Complaint stone sad Gravel CoMs\tHeadache*\tSecondary tyinp- Chest Diseases\tIndigestion\ttoms Costivene»»\tInfloenaa\tVenereal\tAffee- Dyspeptia\tInflammation\tlions Diarrhcea\tInward Weakn*»i Worms of all Dropsy\tLiver Complaint* kinds.rj*CAUTÏON'\u2014None ere genuine unless th* words \u2018\u2018 Holloway, New York and Ijondon\u201d are discernible a* a Water-mark in every leaf of the book of directionv around each pol or bog , the same may be plainly teen by holding tha loaf to the light A handsome reward will be given lo any one render ing such informât on a* may lead lo lha detection of any party or partita counterfeiting the medicine* or rending the same, knowing them to be spurious.*\u2022* Sold at the Manufactory of Professor Hoi-uway, SO Maiden Lane, New Y«rk, end at London House, and by all respectable Druggist* aud Dealers in Medicine throughout the United States, and the civilised world, in boisa st 25 cent», C2| esnts, and «1 each.ST\u201c There is s eoasldereble saving by taking tbs larger aise».N.B.\u2014Directions fir the guidance of patient* in every disorder are affixed to aaeh box.Oe'.17, 1867.___________________124 CARTER\u2019S SPANISH MIXTURE THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD The best Alterative known ! ! NOTA PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT Aa infallible remedy for Scrofula, King\u2019s Evil, Ithea-matism,Obstinate Cutaneous Eruption», Pimples, Pustules aa the Face, Blotches, Boils, Ague and Fever, Chronic Bore Eye», Ringworm, or Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargement and Fain of the Runet and Joints, Balt Rheum, Stubborn Ulcéra, Hyphilitic Disorders,all diseaMa arisiat from an injudicious use of Mercury, Imprudence in Ufa, or Impurit^vf the The great remedy, which hai become so rapidly and so justly celebrated for its extraordinary efficacy in relieving and curing many of the moat obstinate and terrible forme of diteaM with which mankind i* afflicted, it now offered to tha public, with tbe confident aiiurance that no Medical DiecovanT aver made has been to eminsully successful in curing bcnoruLA, and all Disbase* or thk Blood, a* Carter\u2019s bpaaish Mixture.The proprietor* are receiving by every mail most flattering and astonishing detail* of cure* made la all pxf*1 of the country, and in most cases where lb* shlllof the best Physicians had been tried in vain.Ita power over the Blood U truly remarkable, and all diseases arising from impurity of that great Hi at or Lire, have been relieved and eared withoat a tingle failure out of the thousands who have used it.Carter\u2019s Spanish Mixture eon tain* no Mercury, Opium, Arsenic, or any dangerous drags, bat i* composed of Root* and Herb*, combined with other iagre- 1 dients of known virtue, and may be given to tha youngest infant or most debilitated invalid, without the least possible hesitation.We have only room fur short extraets from th* volumes of testimony in onr po«session, and from gea-tleasen ofthe highest respectability, well known in their various localititr.PUase read for yourselves.W* take great pleasure in calling the attention o onr render* to tha mérita of Cartaf\u2019s Spanish Mixture a» a remedy for disease* of the blood.It ssjoyi a reputation In this city nneqnalled by any other preparation.\u2014[Daily Dispatch, Richmond, Va.The Hon.John M.Botta, of Va-, says be considers it a matter of duty to add his testimony to lha virtue* of Carter\u2019s Spanish Mixture, mow actual re ns ox a l ontEUVATion of its remarkable curative powers for the diseases for which il is used.W* have been cured of a violent and protracted Liver disease by Carter\u2019s Bpaalsh Mixture.Wt know it to be all it profcssei.\u2014[Ed.ttouthsid* Democrat, Petarebarg, Va, We have fouad from personal trial, that Carter\u2019s Spanish Mixture is a trulT valuable medicine.\u2014[Ed.Vergennee Indepeadent, Vt.GREAT CURB OF SCROFULA.\u2014A pressmen in our employ wss cured of Scrofula of a virulent character by a few bottle* of Carter\u2019* Spanish Mixture, after everything eta* had filled.Other cure* which have com* under our own observation, prove* lo us conclusively, that it is really a vslaabta medicinal agent.We take great ptaaaura in calling lb* attention of the afllicted to it* great merits.\u2014[Richmond Republican.WM.S.BBERS b CO., Frop\u2019rt, No.9tQ Broadway, New York.K3* Price $1 per bottle, or (ix buttles for $5.Por seta by G.G.ARDOUIN, J.MUSSON * CO., and JOS.BOWLES, QUBBBC.Quebec, 1st November.1856,\t| PIANO FORTE AND BINGING.MRS.D.8.BISSETT begs to inf irm her patrons and pupils, tbel she ba* resumed Iter cUa>*e in the above branches, VALIBR STREET.Quebec, Ncpt.fl, 1856.107 £500,000.President.\u2014I.S.Howinn E-q.Pïee-PrrrWruf,\u2014Hou.J.H Cameron, M.P.p.Manager,\u2014Edward Tayl >r Dartllk, Esq.NESS TUANS ACTED by this Cumpany, at ns low rates as any respectable office.UT\u2019Po\u2019.icias issued by A.FRASER,\u2014Ageat.Dean\u2019s Buildings, > «-aa IH57.S Times and Beacon Fire Ansurauce Company of London.NOTICE.THE business of the A7HRNÆUM F IRE ASSURANCE COMPANY having teen transferred tothe TIMES AND BEACON FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY, A-eni», tarant but satisfy Ihe m«-t skeptical that Ibis remedy is really deeming the great celebrity it has nbtainid.Principal Offiee and Manufactory, No.96 ARCH Ht., Fhilad\u2019n.Fa.\t.\t, For Oale by all ilruggi-l* in Canada, and HOWI.K8, G.G.AHDOUiN, and J MU88 CO., QUEBEC.Miifber.3lttb tlrtobor.Ik6f>\t130\u2014H,n BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.No.I.PRINCES\u2019 STREET.BANK, LONDON.ESTABLISHED, AUG.I, 1817.Empowered by Special Act of Parliament, 4 Viet.Cap.9.Col.R.Alexarpes, Hlaehhaalh Park, Chaîna*».ADVANTAGES OF THIS INSTITUT ION Increasing Hotel qf Premium.A TABLE especially adapted to Ihe teenring ol Loans or Debts, and to all other cases where a Policy may be required for a temporary purpose only but which may be kept up, if ncetsenry,throughout the whole term ol Lil*.Half-Credit Rate» of Premium.Credit given lor halfthe amount of tha Fins» Sever Annual Fbcmuimi tbe amount of the unpaid Half-Preminm* being dadncled from tbe asm assured whan tbe Polierbecomes*claim.Sum Assured Payable during Life.Theamouat payable at tha death of the Assured, il he die before the age of Sixty, but To thk amused HIMSELF.IF HE ATTAIN THAT ABE, thus Combining ¦ provision for oM age with aa assurance upou life.Orphan*» Endowment Branch.Established for tbepurpes* of affording to parents and others the means of having Children educated and started iu Life, by securing annuities, to com* mcnee at the parents\u2019 death, aadlo be paid nntil a child, if a son, shall attain bis 21*1 year, or, If a daoghter.ber M'h year of A**.BRITANNIA MUTUAL LIFK ASSOCIA-TION.I, Princes\u2019 Htrket, Bank.London.Empowered by Her Mgiesty\u2019s Royal Lutter* Patent Annual Division of Proflts\u2014applied iu reduction of the current year\u2019s Premium.Policy-holdereeatitled to participate in tha profita after payment of Five or Berta Auauel Premiums ee-cording lo the table of Rates selected.I\u2019remiume charged for evebt thebe months dif-fereace of age\u2014not, as is usually thacasu.forereiy whole year oaly.Hall Credit Policiet grauetu on terms unusually ftvourable to the assured, th* amount of half premium* for which credit la given, being liquidatad out ofthe profits.AI th* Annual General Meeting on tht 27lb April last, a reduction of XI per cent was mad* iutbu present year'e premium on all Polieiea of Fir* or Berea year* \u2022tandinc.A Board of Directors I a attendance daily et t, ' ' din Age of lb* Assured in erery css* admitledin the.Policy.\t* Medical Attendants remunerated in all case* fort halt re|M>rta________________________ (PKOPHIKTAbY.) Extract from the Half Cndit Rate» of Premium Age.\tHall Premium during First 7 jtar*.Au.d\tWhole (Am Premium t remainder of ! A e.d.95\t\u2022 1» 7\t1 1» 9 30\t1 1 »\t9 3 « 36\t.1 4 II\t9 9 10 40\t1 » *\t9 18 4 46\t| 14 10\t3 9 8 50\t3 6\t4 5 0 66\t19 9\t5 6 8 60\t9 « 8\t6 19 4 (MUTUAL.) Extract from Table with Participation in Pro fiti.after Seoen Yearly Payments.Age.Annual HaH-Yearly Quarterly Year*.Months.A » 3o 40 Premium.\tPremium-\tP remium d.\tA ».d\tA ¦ d.0\t971\t141\t0\t19 9\t976\t144\t0\t13 «\t97 10\t146\t0\t19\t» 9\t389\t148\t0\t19\tj n\t930\tI 19 3\t0\t16 3\t336\tI 19 6\t0\t16\t7 »\t341\tI 19 10\t0\t16\t9 0\t3 4 7\tI 13 0\tn\t16 .0 E.R.FOSTER, Resident Director.ANDREW FRANCIS.Secretary.Drtailrd rrospretuses and every requisite informa lion a» to the mode nfeffecting Assurauces maybeoba tuiued upon applicatran to R.PENISTON, Agent to thr Company at Quebro Quebec, 39th August.1655.JOR MUNSON A Œbe ©ueber itterrurp, Printed and Published by GEORGE THOMAS CAHY,nf No.30, Dalhousie Place, si the Mcinry nnd General Printing Offire, No.11 k 13 Fabriqua.Street, in Ihe Citt or Qtir.nYf, in the District ol Duet cC "]