The Quebec daily mercury, 14 juillet 1864, jeudi 14 juillet 1864

[" m \tm i \u2022m\t® i \u2018^V\t 'I MORES ET'STUDIA ET RORl/LOS ET 1\u2018R Æ L 1A U 1C A M .\u2014 Yirg.Ga,rg.ir.&.VOLUME LIX.THE QUEBEC MERCURY, (EstailiihisdbyThos.C4KY, Skx., 1R05.) GEORGE T.CARY, Editor and Fcblisher.Rates of Advertising.Firtl insertion, 6 lines an.S.S.BP LG I AX.Cyrr T10XE8 SEVILLE ORANGES just X J received, utul for sale by ADAM WATTERS.Quebec May 5th, 1064.\t104.First Class Hotel at Prescott MR.J.S.CAMPBELL of Campbell Hotel Ottawa, Inis removed to PRESCOTT, ami opened CAMPBELL\u2019S HOTEL there, in the newest and best style, where the travelling public will find all the comforts of a First Class House.Omnibuses meet all trains and boats.March Iff, 1864.\tC5-tf S A U C K.\u2014L E A AND P K II It I N S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.PUOXOUXCKD'BY OONNOISSKL\u2019Bi TO Bl THI \u201c Only Gotxl Suiicr\u201d AND Ari\u2019MCAiU ¦ TO K«W|r varuif efJi'k.ItAtPfUK»' Kxtr.ict of ¦ It ttei fruii it .n< ibcil tien tli-lliun ;>t .\\lvJru»,t« hik Ur* tlur st Wnr-er.'t«r.Ma», 1851, \u201c Idl beu & Ptr-ritif* tiiiti thi ir Satie* t, hit*lily rstei-ntcü u InlÜM, 411*1 i« lu in, opiui *i*, the iiiii*t {i.ilaUble b* well H> the Itiokt wllOIC.iitlit Sauce tli4« \u2022« «¦\u2022 «!\u2022,\u201d A goodly number of temnimouinls, tending to establish tho sainu conclusions as the > above, have been received from responsible parties in different parts «>f thu Province who have tested this Phosphate.Lists of then, furnlsheil on application.For sale by .1.Mi-hhon A Co., Quebec, Quebec, Uth March, 1864.\tCl-t CAUTION.LEA & \"PERRINS Beg to caution the public against spurious imitations of their celebrated WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.JA P.Iiavi» discovered that several of the -J* Foreign Markets have been supplied with Kpl'uiocs Imitations, tho labels closely resembling those of the genuine Sauce, aud in one or more instances the names of L.A P.forged.L.A P.will proceed against any one who may manufacture or vend such imitations,and have instructed their correspondents in the various parts of the world to advise them of any infringement of their rights.ASK FOR LEA AND PERRINS\u2019 SAUCE Hold Wholesale and for Export hy tho Proprietors, Worcester ; Messrs.Ckossr and Bi.ackwkm.; Messrs.Barclay and Sons London; Ac.; aud by Grocers and Oilincr «till versally._ Quebec, Nov.18,1863.\t265\u201412m \u2018 OORtJS AND BtJNIONSr RUDALL\u2019S Certain Cure for these distressing com plaints.A 2 2s (hi.THIS Establishment is thu only English Emporium that supplies the Continent ami Foreign Countries with every English Pa-tjnt Medicine 25 per cent less than thu ntiver-lisu«l price, as every Patent Medicine is Sent to this establishment for shipment.All orders, either for private Families or Store keepers must ho accompanied hy a remittance by banker\u2019s bills, at a few days\u2019 sight, or order for payment in England to Messrs Brown A Edwards, Patent Medicine Depot, Claremont House, No 1 Marion Villas, North Road, Forest Hill, Kent, England.Every English medicine and remedy sup-oliud from this Establishment, Tl-ljr To bn publislu'ii early in \u2022July next, THE DIRECTORY FOR 1864-5 (\"IGNTAINING n complete list of all the J inhabitunts of tlie city, with full descriptions of their Businesses ami Professions ; ami information carefully collected in reference to Government and Public Offices, Banks, Corporate Institutions and Companies in Quebec.Persons desirous of becoming subscribers will please leave their names at thu bookstore of Mr.T.ii.HARDY, 12 Kabriijuu Street, U.T., or at tlio residence of the Editor and proprietor.G.H.CHEHRIRU, Corner DesPrairies aud St.Rock's Sts., St.Rock's.Quebec April 6, 1864.\t86-tf The infallible.rpniS remedy for preventing ami Curing A.abscesses in the breast, has not its equals It never fails to procure the nuist desirable result, it is specially recommended to persons suffering from this affections.Supplied according to the direction written on the wrapper of each bottle, it will certainly stop the pain prevent tnu formation ol new abscesses and bring tfiu breast to its natural state.Head the following Certificates, i Wo have iisc«l Dr.I-'s Infallible for women and certify having obtained all thu relief desirable and complutc cure.Ebouieliietis, 20 Febrary, 1861.ELOM1NE GAUTHIER, M.LOUISE TREMBLAY, MANE GAUTHIER, LOUISE BOUCHARD ZOE GIRARD.Sold at Quebec by all respectable druggists.DU BURGER A CO.Certificate from P.*V.Dcstisle.To Messrs.Du Berger A Co.Gentlemen, The undersigned certifies by tho present that a member of his family having followed the prescriptions given h» Jifo n-nt «a» Calisrul» \u2019 iu«ult«\u2018d to fet\u2018l anjror \u2019 « » %\\ lfo^clU>«-l>ram,ltU K'>prC* the bolder «nd Wtier npirit ot ale of Proviiion Lettn« Hall-Mr.Ftiend.K«1eofFre*h Fruit\u2014 Dutch Chee*e\u2014John Teaffe.Engh*h Cheese\u2014\tdo Fresh Fig^\tdo u K Asia\u2014F Sinclair English Papers per # .»\u2022 Asia Son.Sheffield House-Henry Smeaton S Courtenay\u2014Advocate.iU University, Hoatre^WC Bayne Ironmongers Belanger ^ HaHepy.\t^\t^ Portable Chairs Ac -J Fule^.\t_\t^ Trotting Match on the St Chari ^ Trip to Rimoushi and Metis\u2014l1 'utcau- Temperance Hall-Joh» McMullen Travelling Situation Wanted.\u201eMP Skirt» ! Hoop Ski-.I-M «fo.on * < » Tlitckeroy'» I.*».nn\u2018l H«*t *\u2019 Sinclair * son.Red and Green Carpet Bag host ïÿ îrlf^tsiph ?Hi$ (Meji \u2019rttd for the Duly Hwtninf Mkratry ) UTEST mn EUROPE.tyrant ' i w BC.Uh hi.hnn,h,V.U.- mina.ion, .» the ^«b .-nduroJ ; .tvrnly, à'*™'\u2019 «\u2022'\t\u201c , .in pride P« yielded up hi.breath, but nc L »eo\u201e .««ruble »piri«.-> \u2022 * i poniard thru-.Wounded dem.Hraoy » a tyrant Caligula might *cll J«P'»e.\\k Twi>KP*NP*NT I'RE'S AM» AN iM'K.pgNPF.NT l^OUTiriAN.\u2014Ihc Journ\"! New York.July H* The Herald'a PhAadelphia correu^^®0*-my*'-\u2014O-n.\tW il»«ns cavalry Washinjrion on ^aiurtlay, an l at the s i tinm a numtier of bvw»a arriv»*d irotn North.In U*s» thnn tHrro boar* ^ *\" 1 l'CrtH*?i wt-re in anddlo, and in reflOnoi^sinct.Mnnd »> afr'tbor r rx^nnoianin*-' ma le.an reacUed aine th* I.nrd Robert Osril also is absent.A larr*» i.umUr of mdepemlct Irish u.euibcrs w.re preaeat.Lord Derby first addmsaed the meeting, and severely criticised the conduct of the Government with reapeet to IV u-mxrk, in having constantly friven that In the lluu>c of Lords, June 27, Lwd country reason to e*i*-vt assiatanee and in Russell laid on the table the protocol# *)f failing to fulfil the expectations to which »i.AnnfturonM It.tlnim?so he said h\" th»v «rave rise.The resolution* wt-rc then Lecture Hall.IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.mr.DANISH WAR.>!cGi (,., Uc i* just now filled with wrath ,C Ouebeo Ckwridr for having pubh.h.d an nmmunt of the reeew.trial of Mr He.lev.in which Meaara.Kvnnturud and < figured so diaagrocably ; and\u2014having th | reported the trial-for not Uavtng alrda abused the judge and wbifctvaahcd j the pretended endorsers of the bills, so ai remove th«>ae stiina which may be ARRIVAL OP S.uS.AI STRALA6IAN Allomc* hiitetn fiuuia, Austria arut l'rustia offisitiHy dccJ C ON SOLS 0 0 V ./Mnfnreing o/ Q,^ af\t¦ St'to'h.ra di.band.d hi.army i.lsr\tof miliary\ti\t-\t\u2022\t- FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.COMMKNCINti U KSim KfealBg, Jily ift||4 um the 'tit, h., urrived with date, freui the 0f t|.,.conforenee, and the vartou* prepoeal» ; cive leader» atrongly depreeated any »neh ; nly nf'Mexi\"™ Hte L'Tth Sew.unim- made there.Finally, he announced that\tThe, wished P.«av.b.n.«lvra I imnorrant\tthe Oove.nn.ent, «eing all their propou.' I,, liberty on .*> important a,,ne.,on, and I r,,-,\t\\ r i »:i with his whole army ha J tions had been rejected by both Denmark\tnot fecl while out of office, bound to trivi n in lus adhesion to the Emperor and the German Powers, were reaiîlved not | inciir the responaibility ot deciding a *lueb ! >1 ix inili .n The Krtafebc denies the to take up arms for Denmark, unlciw th* ^ tjon\tbe determined pr'j*»rly on- |\t- Toblado is stutt-d on the 2Ut j integrity of the Danish Inlands proper were jy ^ tiatesmen in office.\tVf U.FR1F.N1V.S «rlguntic and unrivalled threatened.Sh< uld the wur asautm* a new (\t^ .g ^ impn>»ton of the Conservatives\tGRANl» MOVING BANOUaMa of - *\u2022\t** ?\t-11 KNQLaNU, IUK/aND and SCOTLAND FROM ST.JAMES HALL, LONDON.Under the Patronage of the Queen and H R H the Prince of Wales.lb authorities.Sandy Hook, July 1«L The AmAioLsun from Liverpool ou the \u2022ill 1 and Quoeust4*wn on the ilrd, pa^ed lid O The Dannseus, from QueK-c, arrived out Gen.llouay returns to Vranee, has Is'on relieved by Gen.Neurc.Philadclpliia, July 1 L Geiicr.d Franklin ha« left Raltiumro Ibr Perryviilc and Philadelphia.\u2022 * Antoine dk MuiRooritT, or SrcrRt MtuttviNxi and S e I'it at Sorrowing, character, another derision might b qui red on th* part of the tiovernment.«ieelared they had done everything in tluir jiower to preserve the js'ieit ot Kurojn*.and, thoac efforts having failed, could rest satisfied that nothin'* had been left undone that the honor and interests ot the country ro-| quired.I.rl D ihv said he did not share *1- Ottawa\u2014Lot for Sale or to Rent\u2014J A Codd .fiotoftruphlc fitndlo.\u2014J- B.Llrertiol.juiIkc Fire Inntmnec Fov.\u2014A.I\u2019- Ï Que 0 ni nuit intiM T F.BUS: DAiia-sr iviEsiatjR'sr- 3 cents.Single Copie*.Delivered in the \u2022 Hr, ,>, r\t) f'i 00 Mail Subscriber*, l year, (in a TKI-WFFKLV.pot year (in advance).advertisements.In Dailt.f\u2018»r \u2022«»\"* insertion 8> raglaterlac\tP \"-t-paymg Jh'n letter* contafniug moi)' y Quebec, Line 10, 1304.TO SEBSCRIUKUS.Tltf.Qt AnTt'HI.V St\u2019BSfBIl'tlt'N TO TIIF Mkrci hv having ee l the House a short abstract ol the proceedings of the conferem-e, contained in the papers to he laid upon the table.Lord Palmerston begun by recounting tbecireum-'tuncos which had led to the war.lie detailed the fuels connected with the treaty ot isr>2.lie min uted the proceedings of the oonfenmee substantially and minutely and eoticludod by saying that 1* ranoe had dee-line l to take any active part in support of flonniark, and Russia the same.1 he whole brunt of th'* effort to dislodge the determination.But the «»tu« objections j £ j- iGy reprunentation* on W'.dnehilnj-» rj,j whii-h prevent England from making war Satiinlay* at 3 o\u2019clotk.t'hlftlren of thw pub-now would exist then, and there is uo doubt | He .choolaon t!.o»o ocen.foa* only bet* eac h, that Itord Pahnerstoti would consent to æo Denmark suffer the annihilation which one ilia chief plenipotentiaries said ut the Quebec, July 14,4804, 163 of - .\t- ,\t.\t.breaking UP °f t^,e Conference wim in store for her ° Already the aggre.-wors have given notice that they wili not any longer hold themselves bound by the restrictions which they admitted at the Conference\u2014in other words, that there is no part of Denmark whieh they will not conquer if they can, and I,old permanently.Thu* the eri*»s dai'y becomes more aggravated, and approaches nearer that final catastrophe for which the Opposition hold the Ministry responsible.The former will, in the course of the im-iHMidtng debate, ilwcll much tin theestrungo-ment betwotui Frnnce and England as the Harper for August 25 cts.OO T>TT E 3ST TM.ArLUB-MAN in Africa.Theodosia Murr.MiHsing Tho Military Hospitaf* at Fortroa* Monme.Tlio Bend.Tho Siaterr.The ShakcHpearc Tew*ntrnary.The Unkind Word* by tho author \" JuLn llulifax.\" Woman on the Kano.Deni* Du tul /.«\u2022it ure :'lr.» iu*n \u2022ou-' .-, .',:w.r.r.'i.w r.wvt L.»«\u2014.> ««\u2022» .« *«».m»»* by again by a Roman Catholic priest, he and I shall be but friends to each other\tI German troops fnmi Holstein and Schleft- From a marriage thus incoiup.ete the ; wj^ W(U,j(j j*a|i Uj)lin p\u2019nglaml alone.The complications to be expected arose.I he Government had therefore not thought it husband tenaciously held the wife to her consistent with their duty to advise their c\t.bo hide bv degrees -owreign to lake such a oouis\\ and to r« - engiigeu.ein \"f secrecy , the 1., 1) y U r ^ ^ ^ parUa,nent .ueh an effort and urnv.d at the discovery that she h.u\t| such a sicrifioe.He did not say that H really loved her plighted husband ; who in ; lhe war UHji,nntMi a different character, and 11008 turn exhibited himself as he really w is, a j tn»> existence of Denmark as an independ-ho irtlcs* scoundrel.Each, notwithstnul.|cnt power was at stake, Gi© i»08ilion of Gits (.U1H0 0f the present disastrous state of ^n the Right Footli.K.things, and will lay ujkmi Earl Bussell the | preatrn.nt1*?UiV apparently drowi.r.l, burduti °f B'u^ estrangement.I hey will j oUT Mutual Friend, Chapter S.add that Napoleon is resolved not to act in unison with the present tiovernment, and that therefore the Only chance of saving Dcntn irk will be to replace the existing Ministers by others with whom the Emperor will be able to oo-operute.Some difficulty has been experienced in arriving a correct conclusion as to the \u2019 H Hult of the recent elections for the Couti- ! eils-Generul tor France, it now, however, app'firs that those non-political bodies will contain a much larger number of independent iiicmbcrs than they have had since the restoration of tho Empire.In sevei d instiluces the votes must be.again record-id.in consequence of some defect in the machinery for carrying ont the eke- 163 heartless scoundrel.ivacn, .t- i.i \u2022\t» ti U;,» \u201ez .u* dislike exhibited country would not L*e subject to r*vonsuler:i their mutual l.el,n«».l 1,4,1 eth.im .t ^ (W ,h,)ul,, My clm\u201eçe i\u201e ,U symptoms of jealousy ot the otiui.\u2022 |\trtft|u.Govern meut, it would bo com- The lute news from the Federal Mate* indicates that the American contest still continues with an equality of force between the parties and a dubiousness of result, which p.int rather to a long continuance of the war than to i?R speedy termination, h is proh iblo that the danger which has menaced Washington and still more the ptssd.k, thougii we think not probable, fill 0f that capital, will exasperate the North to greater eff.wt* than ever and that the war will continue until either an abolition war policy ha* totally ruined the Southerners, or together, and thus hive not reader» to see a single word of on* of the ,\u201eo*f remarkable trial-which have over come before our courts.However, the whole article is sufficiently curious as illustrating the ideas entertained by a leading E'*w-r dinn pditieian of the respective duties of the tires* and of publie mon.Mr.Oatiohon tells us very phiiuly that Mr.home robbed the public in the it.' *t scandalous manner , hut that he nevertheless defended .U.Foote in Parliament, of course, hy declar , ii.g that he had not robbed at nil.Am.\u201e ,w he appeals to hi* sympathizing reader- to condemn the ingratitude of Mr.hoot-:, because he did not suppress the who * ».r i.art of a icport of :i m\"-t important tn.l, in which the.character of Mr.LWion In* How well the until utter exhaustion by I»***\u2019» hi butt nnd the want of mean* to replace them tdnll have driven the Noith to acknowledge Southern independence should warocmr on a great scale in Europe, the Noit\u2019i will, doubtless, be considerably strait* tied Lu the means of rcpUeing her losses.Her recruiting grounds are Germany and Dc laud.The former idle will los-, the urn ment the Sloswig-Holstein difficulty ocea Mona a war extending beyond the Danish frontiers.A* for the latter, if Englai.d draws tho sword her Parlianiont will, m a- c udatiee with the con*tai t nnd tra U ti fiiai war policy of Britain, cheek any emigration which may interfere with the trade of the British reuniting s rge.int I nder the e rcum>t .nee* nobody in Canada can regret or ought t» regrit the continu noce of tie\u2019 war in the f nited StaD-, or regard otlinw - than with gratification the thstrueii.n of a power which has been a standing menace to Canada for years nod h n standing menace to her still.1 he American* never fed a throb ol Hiigt'i again*! (Lent Brit .in, but they threaten Canada with fire and sword, and unpro yoked ruin and humiliation.We do not blame t e Vim ricans f.»r tiiis, it is natural to be mo*t Italy to threaten that wliirdi von c m most easily perft.rni, and there ih h l*.,,ii, In the ab*enee of any details, the looked upon as a mere canard.htoro is Tlu\u2019 Now York Commercial Advertiser I'liee* ami Inveatinents.Monthly RerorJ of Current Event* l.itt rary N'elieve«l that the Confederate force in Maryland i* 40,0(10 strong, under the immédiate command of General A.P.H'll, who with the main limly crossed the Potomac at Edward\u2019s Ferry, below L«es-hnrg on Sunday, and marched at once on Washington, where he was due on Tuesday.itort of OhttlKf, two yard* of it and it i* equally dang.rnis to ear.i.go spring*.People are getting into the way of avoiding the street when they possibly con drive hy other roads.Five | In .da of ab nc would fill the hoi-.*.Ihe, intended laying of gas pipes is no excuse j (hr delaying t\u2019 i LtHing hut vastly ne-ded .ptir.Will tht.R d Con.mitt ft S.-hN, olao Camp Stool* ut J*.6*1 each.\u2014Ai.so,\u2014 IRON BEDSTEADS, Hair ftlxl .-thfr .Mat-traisses, »vc .For Sale at J.FOLKY, No.7, Fiitri'iU' Street.Quebec, July 8, 1864.F>8 Till, Condition of F.vhriqlR Strkf.r ; (jcn (:rook at West Minster, Md., moving i in tl>0 c .M.Scoll'» hardware «'ore \"¦ «\u2022\u2022**'\t\" **¦ The»\" are ineiden.el .0 nearly «»\trorcM, aineu^d ut euuside, A Fry\u2019s mammoth estubh.-hment, is p \u2022 »\t>lin(^r jn w||ich the rebels were ! first protluctions m this lino oflitorature, .md j ^ jen{,th the policy pursued toward Ct lively infamous.It is pamlul to drive ov.r\twi,h'8f\u201e\u201ec ]0ks.\tsuch as a mi A TU(!-** iiger ai the veteran the city.He thinks the rebels will attempt b» take it, but hiving destroyed the ; railroad will ende ivor to retreat, south hy w .y of Edward* Ferry.Bihituore, 1J.j There are no indie^ations this morning of r.nv force Witl.ir.20 mil.* o! the city.News from Hunter is encouraging, tirant has not reduced his force, and tha surrender of Petersburg is hourly expected.New York, 13.The ndegraph lin*'?arc again worwitv.' through to Washington.At present th y irij occupied with official business.SECOND UEPOUT\u2014FIVE P.X.TO DAY S NEW Y O R K M A R K E I \u2022 So me ENTERED K' ***«\u201cy' »** .P\"*\"'1 J\ttr.Mr.Cane oallcd attenti.m to the eonduot t.i c.» v* ï \u2022 i a \u2022 i n fsirmiikist.inCOS tlio IHOSt '\t.1\t\u2022 \u2022 _ i* 41.rî-ia.u 1 c L S A U K D.July 13.ll«rk Ocean Queen, Glover, Applcdore, M I Wilson.\t.Urigt I\u2019leiades, Collins, Domerura, Little, Htokes k Hawkins Scbr Victoria, Bernier, St Pierre Miquelon, J 11 Michaud At Co.July 14.in her heroine in circumstances mo most ^ (:u,t/< main.There .re no be inevitable.Alsen has boon captured hy _______Calcutta, McLean, Glaagow, Ross k Co.mean» «f .'-.it« the accuracy «Qhe report, ,||iw.after a rtinrt but fruitlc»» re»i»|.| k Co.\u2014 Wanderer, Morris, Leitb, M I Wilson.lEum t tuirn.IRONMONGERS, In.9.FMQUE SUÜI (Opposllu llir Mcreur) Ofllff.) nAVR the bent assort moot of r.iOKIN'» STOVKS, and IRON Fb\u2019KN18HIN08lo l»o found anywhere in the City, alwnfi .u hand at their »torc No.U, f abrique Street They have alsr» a very l*rKe and T»ri*l stock of \u2014 BRITANNIA METAL WARE, DRINKING FLASKS, FOWLING 1\u2019IKCEB, |c.FISHING HODS, REELS, BASK EM'S, TACKLING Ac.Their (.\u2019arpenter* 'Pool*, *npply of cenerd .ImnmonKory, Cutlery, ami Ttnwnrc t»** '*[8e ! as that r.f turv Other »ii«r.Hishn.rrrl tn tbe «to They Itave also a law qiAtititv et tti t to-fit, neatest, and most élaborât- lv lini*ti Coal OH La in P** \u2014Atom,\u2014 COAXa OXXr.Besides, their *tock of Gla**,\t*r\u2019! Varniahes is not exceeded by lliAtrrfRny fStubBshtnent in lire City.Quebec, July 8, 1804.158 .-id tho railway and telegraphic lines [south anoe by the Dunes.The f îonuans now oc-nf i- being interrtqitetl.A week aüv» there copy the whole of Schleswig.^No doubt wcie no troop* in Washington, and if ten the attempt will he to capture Funen, that New York, July H- But we do blame them for the unmanly meanness ol expecting the oft threatened Canadian peo-p e to bewail American misfortunes and sympathise with American difficulties and troubles ; it is natural tho American* should threaten Canada, hut it i* as natural the Canadians should hate them for it- We hive said the conduct of Americans appealing to the sympathy of Canada is unmanly; we qualify tin abortion out of respect for the other orders of creation.It is only a Democratic Republic which can bully and threaten the un offending n ighbor for tho real or fancied aggression of the distant rival, and then im plorc the sympathy and compassion of that neighbor so soon as it feels itsell seriously wounded.The beasts of the forest, nobler and justcr than this, do not beg the pity ol j their prey in the hours of their own distress.The wounded wolf comes not to the sheep a Sto k* better.Gold cl< ses 2t)5.wen iitrtti.f> BOKIVEI) a choice l«»t, A For «alü by, JOHN TKAFFL, 20 St John, t*t- Quebec, Jnnt- 28th, 18C4.\t_ protracted invostiiîntion, thtir verdict, dividing the responsibility as t follows :\u2014 1.\tThe citjinc driver is found to be guilty of gros» uarelcssuc» in pn eipitating 11 ¦ o train into the river.\t.\tr-t \u2022 2.\tTh\" 1.0.I\",lire A août at ltiolraoa.1 , W a-bington ( hromcle of *\t7\u2019 rtf \\ hat a commentary on the character and economy of tho times.fowards Lush this year D the veterans from the fighting fith advanced\tjn jl0r\t.in,i touring off tho heel of Lovaino, ex Lord ol the Admiralty.and drove the rebels buck u mile and a halt.:\t\u2019\t\u2022\t»».\tn.\t\u2014.Ncsv York, July 14.Tin» Times\u2019 special from Harrisburg, i 13th, says :\u2014\t-rr - Gen.Couch is «t Philadelphia.citemcnt is dying out.The stores arc still , closed, and recruiting progresses slowly.her shoe.She was slighty burned, and Mr.Honley worn roally not present, Ins temporarily paralysed.The house was abwneo .nay he accounted lor hv Ins recent I considerably damaged.\twufowerhood.ho omm-ion of Lord *Stan- r\t^\t-\tIcy s name will bo supposed to confirm the The following amount of duties were collected it the Custom House to*dny ;\u2014 31408.42.very common rumor that hi» Lordship i« so strongly opposed to war that he will not act with Ins party in censuring a Ministry which has preserved peace.The nemo ol MARRIED.On the 7th instant, at St.PoteFa,Sherbrooke, hy tiro RlKht Reverend tho Lord BUhop ol Quebec, HHBiëted by the Hev.C.1.\tA i .1 B.Hyndinan, Ksq., of Lenaoxvillc, third «on of the lato John Elliott Hyndinan, of Boo-buck Lodge Co., Dublin, E-q., to Lato-lla Forsyth, second daughUr of the lute W m.Bell, of Sheibrooko, Ksq.No cards.DIED.In this city, Mrs.Genevieve Trndel, wife of tire late Frs.Grenier master cooper, aged ub ^Yn Wednesday evening, tbe 13th inst., Jane Kilkeny, ««\u2018«f 33 years, the beloved wife of Alexander O\u2019Brien, stevedore.\t.\t.In Toronto, on the 11th Inst., Frederick John C heal re, aged 59 yenrs, anativo olbhiop-»hlro, England.RECEIVED a Choice and Fresh \u2018 For Sale by\t.or JOHN Ne.20, SI.Jofo\u2018-\u201csl Quebec, July 12, 1H64.Thack\u2019ray's Lust 1111,1 llr>1' ',0 ccot*- EN IS DUVAL.l\\ SINCLAIK 4 Qnel»ee, July 5, 1864.\t\u2014\u2014 Sheffield House- T (1ST Received another lot f tl*c \u201c \u2022J some XCE\t\u2019 (FROM ?8.'>h) \u2014 ALSO,\u2014 ICE SO^TL3 \u2014 AN P\u2014 ICE TONGS* HBNKXSMBAte^^ Que bec « 2323 5 entre Royal, XJSIC H-AJLX,.Manager.Mr.C.M.Walcot.THURSDAY EVENING, JULY Utb, 1864, POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT Of the Ur at Sensational Drama of the TICIET-IHUff Mill I Bob Brierly, a Lancashire Lad.Mr.\tC.M.Walcot.Green Jones\u2014his first appearance here.\u201c\tSol Smith.Hawksbaw, a Detective.\t\u201c Lewis Baker.Melter Moss.\u201c\tMark Smith.James Dalton, alias Bown- ney, alias The Tiger.\u201c 0.Metkiff.Mr.Gibson, a Bill Broker.\u201c G.Turner.Maltby.\u201c D.E.Beilly.Barton, ) Clerks to Mr.4\t\u201c George.Sharpe, \\ Gibson (\t\u201c Banks.Sam Willoughby.Miss Viola G.Pluuket.Detective.Mr.\tThomas.Guevtty Navviat, Sic., &c.Mary Edwards.Mrs.C.M.Walcot.Emily St.Evremond.\u201c\tMarlow.Mrs.Willoughby.\u201c\tH.P.Grattan.Miss Jackson.\u201c\tAdelo Pluuket Time\u2014The Present Day\u2014An interval of 3 years and a half between the 1st and 2nd Acts \u2014and intervals of six and four months between the 2nd and 3rd, and 3rd and lust Acts respectively.Act 1st\u2014Seeing Life.Act 2nd\u2014Back from Portland Prison.Act 3rd\u2014The Office Messenger.Act 4th\u2014Hunted Down.In rehcrsal, Boucicault\u2019s Drama of the oaTOüOoisr.The.tplcudtd full Bund of the.2fW/i Jieyiincnty will occupy the Orcliettru during th^ceek.PUICES OP ADMISSION : Dress Circle.60 cents Family Circle.37|\t' Pit.25 \u2018 Seats may be secured at 11.Morgan\u2019s Music Store, Kt.John Street.Doors open 71.Performance to commence at eight o'clock.Quebec, July 4, 1864.\t154 T » O T TI IT O \u2014ON THE\u2014 Si.Charles Race Course, \u2014AT\u2014 (0) HO 1 (B I © ?AUCTION SALES.BY A.J.MAXHAM & CO.ANNUAL SALE \u2014 OF\u2014 Fresh Fruit, \u2014COSSIST1KO or\u2014 2000 Boxes, halves Sz quarters, Fresh Layer, Muscatel, Valencia ami Sultana Raisins.TEAS, SUGARS, MOLASSES, WINES, LIQUORS, Ac.BY AUCTION, WILL BE OFFERED, \u2014ox \u2014 THUM MO Ml, The Hth and 15th instant, AT THE STORES OF MESSRS.till, UIID & I0SS, rnilK above importation of FRESH FRUIT, with a Choice and General AMortmcnt of GROCERIES.Li3 Particulars in hand bills.Sale each day at ONE o\u2019clock, precisely.A.J.MAXHAM k CO., A.k B.Quebec, July 12, 1864.\t161 Shakespeare Memorial.CHAMBERS Illustrated Shakespeare Tercentenary Number, price.5d.Bceton\u2019s Illustrated Shakespeare Memorial, price.2s Od P.SINCLAIR A SON.Quebec, June 27, 1864.\tI48 Illustrated Series of Popular Works in Parts.CASSEL\u2019S Illustrated Shake- spore now issued parts.1 to 4 each lOu.Cassel's Illustrated Goldsmith.! to 3\t\u201c\t10d.Cassel's Illustrated Robinson Crusoe 1 to 7.Dal/.iel's Illustrated Arabian Nights l to .Beetou's Illustrated Bird Books 1 to 2 Beetons Illustrated Wild Sports of the World 1 to .Bceton\u2019s lllustreted Dictionary of Science Art and Literature 1 to 3 Ilngurths Illustrated Works.Mayhow\u2019s Illustrated Loudon Labour and London Poor.P.SINCLAIR A SON, Quebec, Juno 25, 1864.GIÜIERi I GIUUIEI lOd.Iftd.lOd.lOd.lOd.lOd.Ax \u201c S.(.troop:' 2/^A!>'KS finest GRUYERE CHKESL just received and or sale by ADAM WATTERS, Finnan Haddio Depot, 11 A 13, John Street.Quebec, Juno 17, 1864.\t140 Quebec and lake Superior Mining ASSOCIATION.T Books per Mail Steamer America.North fTIHE Queen\u2019s English, by Henry i Alford, D.D.price.7s Cd Beetou\u2019s Household Management, price Is 3d Graham's Modern Domestic Medicine.24s.P.SINCLAIR A SON.Quebec, June 27, 1864.\tU8__ English Magazines for iunc.HE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS will be held on MONDA \\, llth July next, at NOON.SAMUEL NEWTON, Secretary.Quebec, June 18, 1864.\t14l fcj- Montreal Herald and Hamilton Spectator please copy.Country Residence to Let.gentleman about leaving town NOW OPENING Per S.S.North American, II CASES Fancy Article* and TOILET REQUISITES, 1T7ITH the LATEST FASHIONABLE W PERFUMES from the world rc-nowucd Houses of Lubin, Paris : Presse A Lubiu, Fairy Gosueli and Edè, of London.Hair, Nail, Flesh ami Tooth Brushes, Finest Turkey ami Bath Sponges, Fancy ami Toilet Soaps in great variety, Fancy Colored and Plain Cut Glass, Gold and Silver Capped Preston, Salts and Toilet Bottles, The most approved Hair Washes, Dressings, Oils and Pomades.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 Dentifrice Elixirs, Tooth Pastes, and|Pow-ders.SJ\" A visit is respectfully solicited.JXO.MUSSON A CO.Quebec, May 18, 1861.\t116 AUCTION SALE \u2014OF\u2014 \\pmm> By Order of tho TMlSriTY HOUSE.BY AUCTION, WILL BE SOLD, ox FRIDAY NEXT* The 15th instant, at tho Trinity House, ST.PETER STREET, PORK.FLOUR, PEAS, By order and for account of Trinity House.Sale at ELEVEN o\u2019clock, A.M.A.J.MAXHAM A CO., A.k B.Quebec, July 14, 1864._163 To Mrip-Bailder* sad Maaafaeta-rers of Deals* ON WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the 27th and 28th instant, (weather permitting,) when the following Purses given by tho QUEBEC TROTTING CLUB, will ho competed for vis :\u2014 1st DAY.FIRST RACE.\u2014Purse of $50, .pen to all green horses owned in the District of Quebec, that never trotted for money, mile heata best 2 in 3 to harness.SECOND RACE.\u2014Putse of $100 to Quebec horses that never trotted in first class mile heats, best 3 in 5 to harness.2xd DAY.FIRST RACE.\u2014Purse of $150 open to all horses, mile heats, best 3 In 5 to harness.SECOND RACE.\u2014Purse of $30 open to second class horses, beaten during the meeting, 2 in 3 to harness.CONDITIONS.ENTRANCE : 10 per cent.Not less than three entries to < each purse, and 2 to start .All entries to be made with tho Secretary of the Club the evening previous to tho Races excepting beaten purse which will he made at the stand.All the above races will bo governed by the roles of the Quebec Trotting Club.The Races will commence each day at one o\u2019clock P.M.Quebec, July 7, 1864.\t157 Bqob Sldiis ! Hood Skirts ! \u2014AT THS\u2014 Quebec Baby linen and Berlin WOOL STORE.Ladies\u2019 Hoop Skirts in a variety of sizes.Misses\u2019 Hoop Skirts aU sizes.Ladies\u2019 Satchels and Alice Bags at reduced prices.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 WHEELER & WILSON\u2019S Sewing Machines.Machine Silk, and Cotton always on hand.M.GIBSON A Co., Quebec, July C, 1864.\t156 V-A.X.U-A-B3L.E Cove and Steam Saw Mill for Sale.S.COURTENAY, -A.DVOO-A.TE, OFFICE : Dr.Marsden\u2019s Building, Carier tf St.Anne k Treasure St.UPPER TOWN, Houra 9 A.M., to 4 P.M.DUTCH _CHEESE.JUST received a choice lot.For Sale by JOHN TEAFEE, Np.20, St.John Street.Quebec, July 12, 1864.\t161 English Papers per S.S.Asia.ILLUSTRATED London News.Lloyd\u2019a Weekly.Reynold 1 Is.Id a Weekly.4d P.SINCLAIR A SON.Quebec, July 9, 1864.\t159 at THE Subscribers will sell by Auction, their Office, in QUEBEC, on WEDNESDAY, the 17th AUGUST, at NOON, that desirable property belonging to the Estate of James Mitchell A Co., situate at Point Levi, South Wuebcc, known as St.Lawrence or Mitchell's Cow, with the Steam Saw Mill and Machinery, Khip'Yard, Stores, Wharves, Booms, Ac.\u2014together with Dwelling House and Out-houses.This property has a frontage on tho St.Lawrence of about 750 feet in the centre of the Harbour of Quebec, and exteuds from 22 feet deep water at tho lowest tides to tbo Queen\u2019s Highway, in the rising Village of Notre Dame Point Levi.This Cove is advantageously situated for Ship-building, and the Steam Mill well placed for the manufacture of deals or timber for Ship-building and other uses.Title indisputable and terms of credit liberal.A lithographic plan of the Harbour of Quebec, showing the position of the property, may be obtained with the fullest particulars on applicatiou in Montreal, to the Trustees, Messrs.Court A Macintosh, or in Quebec, to Henry W.Welch, Esq., Broker.A.J.MAXHAM k CO., A.k B.Quebec, Juno 29, 1864.150 CORNIIILL.1»\t8,J Good Words.10 OB r di a > r 0> > z 0 m r x 5 This old, time-tried, standard remedy still maintains its popularity.When all others liavo proved inufli-clout, tho Elixir alone continues to give satisfaction.Uuse it for Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, Asthma, Croup, IncipientComsump-tiuu and all diseases uf tho Throat, Chest and Lungs.31 YKAKN AOO Tho Elixir first made its appearance ; and, even then, in its primitive and imperfect state, produced such extraordinary results that it became at once a general favorite.Many have made it, what it really is, A Family Medicine.Fur as more than half tho diseases to which tlesii is heir\u2019\u2019originate from colds, so this may lie considered a general preventive of all diseases, by removing tlie primeval cause.Should always keep lids Family Physician at hand ; and by its timely use save hundreds of dollars that would otherwise ho swallowed up in discharging doctor's fees, KOSTETTER\u2019S CELEBRATED STOMACH JITTERS ! HEAR THE WITNESSES.WORTHLESS and pernicious articles are so often bolstered up in the advertising columns of tlie press by fabricated letters that the proprietors of HOSTETTEU S BITTERS rarely give quotations from their huniucss correspondence, least thu GENUINE OPINIONS of those who use and appreciate a GENUINE ARTICLE, should be confounded by tho unthinking with the FULSOME RIGMAROLE put into the mouths of MEN OF STRAW by unscrupulous empirics and charlatans, whoso double\tis to BELL both their trash and tho PUBLIC.Believing, however, that FACTS IMPORTANT TO THE HEALTH AND COMFOUT OF THE PUBLIC, ami which can bo VERIFIED AT ANY MOMENT by addressing the parties who vouch for them, ought not to Le hid under a bushel, the undersigned publish below a few communications of recent date, to which they invite the attention of tho people, and at tno same time ESPECIALLY REQUEST all readers who may feel interested in the subject to ADDRESS THE INDIVIDUALS THEMSELVES, and ascertain tire correctness of the particulars.READ REV.W.B.LEE\u2019S LETTER.Brooklyn, N.Y., May 2*, 1863.Messrs.Hobthttkii k Smith\u2014Gentlemen :^I have used your Bitters during the last sfx weeks, and feci it due to you ami to tlie public to express my liearty approval of their effect upon mo.I never wrote a put! fur any oue, and I abhor everything that savors of quackery.But your Bitters are entirely re- ; moved from tlie level of the mure nostrums of thu day, being patent alike to all, and exactly ! whut they profess to be.They are not advertised to cure everything, but they are recommended to assist nature in tlie alleviation and the ultimate healing ol many of thu most common infirmities of tlie hotly, and this they will accomplish.1 had been unwell for two months, as is usual with mu during the Spring.I was billions and suffering from indigestion and a general disease of the mucous membrane, and though compelled to keep at work in tlie dis-charge of my professional duties, was very weak, of a yellow complexion, no appetite, amt much of the time confined to my bed.When I bad been taking your Bitters a week my vigor returned, the sallow complexion was all gone, I relished my food, an 1 now I enjoy tlie duties of the mental application, which so recently was so very irksome and burdensome to mo.When l used your Bitters I felt a change every day.These are facts.An inference must bo made by each individual fur himself.Yours, respectfully, W.B.LEE, Pastor of Greene Avenue Pro.,byterian Church.HEM S VERHIIÏÏ LINIMENT.READ THESE CERTIFICATES.Montreal, April 8th, 186».Messrs.Henry k Co.Y o u r Vermont Liniment lias cured me ol a Rheumatism which hud settled in my limbs, mid for which blessing you may well suppose i feel grateful.T.QcesnkIi.South Granby, C.W.Mr.Henry U.Guy, Chemist, Montreal.Sm,\u2014I am mosi happy to state that my wife used Henry's Vermont Liniment, having accidental I y got a needle run under her linger nail.I he pain was most intense ; but by using the Liniment, the pain was gone in a few minutes.READ E.D.E.N.SOUTH WORTH\u2019S LETTER Poospkct Cottage, f Georgetown, D.C., April 2, 1863.$ Messrs.Hohtktter k Smith\u2014Gentlemen : It gives him pleasure to add my testimonial to those of others in favor of your excellent preparation.Several years of residence on the bunks of a Southern river ami of close application to literary work, had so thoroughly exhausted my nervous system ami undermined in v health, that 1 had become a martyr to dyspepsia, and nervous headaches iccurritig at short iiitervuls,und defying all known remidios in the Materia Mcicu.I had come to tlie conclusion that nothing hut a total change of residence and pursuits would restore my health, when a friend recommended Hostetlers Bitters.I procun d a bottle as an experiment.It required but one bottle to convince me that 1 bad found at last the light combination of remedies.The relief ntVorded me has been complete, I is now some years since I lirst tried ilostetter\u2019s Bitters, and it is but just to say that 1 have found thu preparation ail that it claims to be.It is astandaid family cordial with us , and even us a stimulent we like it better than anything else ; but we use it in all nervous, billions and dyspeptic casus from fever down to toothache.H whut I have now said will lead any dyspeptic or nervous invalid ton mire remedy, 1 shall have done some good.I remain, gentlemen, Respect fui I v yours, E.D.E.N.SOUTH WORK.(Vegetable) SUGAR-COATED FILLS.THE GREAT OGRE For \u2019H 11\"' /Use isrs of the ma swell s «ottis, Put up in G lass I\u2019liials.aud warranted to KKKI» IN AN» CLIMATIC.rpiIOSE FILLS are prepared expressly to L operate in hurniniiy with that greatest «» t u, id pnrii'u rs, BU ISToL'S SA RSA I A LI LLA ill all eu-M-H arising Iroin depraved humors or im .me blood.Tlie most hopeless sullerers tun'-d not despair.Under the intlueiioe ol He-se tw » GREAT REMEDIES, maladies, that Live heretofore been eotisideied utterly in-curable, disappear quickly and permanently.In tin) following disease* these I 'll-* ar*^ the safest, tlie quickest, and tlie best lemed.i .ever prepared, and rbuuld be at *>ti*e i«-j sorted to.Dyspepsia or Indigestion l/ivei* Complaints, Constipation.Headache, Dropsy, 1\u2018iles.mRnv years these FILLS have been \u2014\t11-,.* iiiactieo.always with the best u-ied in i \u2022\t| \u2018\tcreatest confidence ur market.I can si-ml you «\u2022crtilUutos surpassing any thing you ever published, if of any value to you, j being anxious that such « medicine sliouid be 1 introduced in every place.If persons were as well acquainted .with il as 1 atn, they would not bo without it.Re?p«ctfullv yours, W.F.SWEET, Druggist, Rcusselaetville, Albany Co, N.Y.Montreal, Feb.Mb, 1862.I have used Henry's Vermont Liniment.ami b a v c fourni great relici from it.Smith.^Sold In every Drug JAsml yDountry Store tïïiouglu.ut Canada.Prier 25 c'nts per bottle JOHN F.HENRY k CO., Proprietors, 303 St.Paul Street, Montreal,JC.N., and Main Street, Waterbury, Vt, \u201cQuwbov, Dec.mb, 1863.\t292-1V li ->ri \u2014-i - ¦-\u2022» - v r p I : Wonderful Ci MOB History\u2014Scier»«e \u2019 »t\t.HCMl\u2019Cliea «Il\t:\t» wo gicut nu«l\ta ccasity\u2014a* RMWA Tlie Great \" :i To be used on all\t' > Cold Chill» SUv.Colds - Coughs neos\u2014Paiua- Aobee in t::ï4 YZ'TTr:: or< It proves its < Hic.y ia a t .\t-¦ IT PREVENTS sicr:.::.IT IMP AT.Y 3\tC-'-' Tlien* are muii* so w*-aU t -\t'' « ill : * not make whole ami\t: pain it will not secure ¦\tn-i *'\u2022\" !- > ' not cure none\t' -i * v i at .h\\A * \u2022J \u2019 V «t*.< o ; « /'V; - \u2019.r.jlSd o.v3 Baily Effected.T.1 \"T-.1 «\t\u2022OQ T:%* t ¦> \u2022 \u2019\t«ty of 4Ihh \u2014the Hr* *.\t.L .tiius n» »»*o IniTunn rnro o\tuud immediate n ue- BEUEFc ! B'/vJ top pain nud arrest tlie disease.RADWAY\u2019S READY RELIEF IS THE GREAT ARMY AND NAVY MEDICINE.no sot.mini or sailor, shoi i.n dr without it.\\\\\u2019e have the evidence < f Army Surgeons and Oliicois in tlie Army and Navy, to certify to its saving over twenty thousa id, lives.No s-.I li«*r «-r sailor will die of exposure, «liscaso, o» climatic changes, if tills medicine is used as a preventive and drink.Bear in mind that whenever you drink strange water, a few drops of tho RhLlEr ID witter will u'ive you u dcH^hUui\t(ltiukf uiul protect y*uur stomach from del eu?nous effects arising from change of water.IT STRENGTHENS THE fiTOMACJîT \u2014 IT NEUTRALIZE MALARIOUS POISONS\u2014IT CHECKS WEAKNESS OR DECLINE\u2014IT WAR*** HILIRATES AND SOOTH.^ .S \u2014IT CALMS-CLEANSES AND PUR1F1EA riilKIVDS OF SOLD 1ER».N-,, cia w.U '»\u2022 siiprunbitod t>y Hie P**Wior *f Esstern Star I»dgoF.A.M.,) al*o In sll tbs l-rovlncc* uf^ouih Am ri^a :\tXkw Vor|(( Jun0 6t,\t,M1> nisvoja i ri-torn M f om n to-ir tl.-n.R1i the v irio.r r-pul.l,-.* *1 l\u201c- \u2018 dUvl limm lut«\t*.QF.O.LF.MR?SlTIUER.MW ;?R I OGVN, MF'QrODiHT.NOVA SCOTIA.\t#liat Many Otu.- I could mom.-.f-un-l the\t.tni\u201ey yowrit,\t8.D.UKJAN.sn-l (\u2019oinmr>ii I'i ASOIU; i.i-.l-e I\u2019m I il 01 i .;:i;Fl'L rUP.K ir* ! to.vn to iho world for tliis terrible, ««aemUig no Al.l.SSMIÎîAI.WEAKNESS.HOSTKTTKÏYS t\u2019Kl.F.BBATED STOMACH BN\u2019 I\u2019KUS, s*il*l by nil r**Hpfi table Di iiggint* in all purl-\u2022 if tlie w«nId, HOSTKIT KB k SMITH, Fittaburg, Feint.Agonis for Quebec :\u2014.1 Musson k Co, .1 S Bow.-n, J K BlU'kc, Bowles .V Mel.end, Giroux, J 11 Marsh, J \\V M.l.< .-.I, \\Y K Brum t, j B Martel k Co, ami B Dtigal, JOHN F.Il EN BY k CO, 303 St.Paul Street, Montreal, General Agent* for Canada.^Quebec, J nnnry 1st, 1964.\tMy IIHE ASSURANCE CANADA.INeslem-teutance Co of Toronto.Ineorjioratcd by Ado/ ParliamciJ, \\ s.*d.Àk'eBlAl: JOHN ANOKBSON CO, St Peter Street J.B.FBUNKAU, ^ Oeb Fesses Sir.et.l|Quubec] Jan 3 1864;\t2-0 r.f a very malady.SPEPJGATORÜHCE1, Oil \u201e __\tPTOAcras,X.Y.,Oet.îst, 185S.\u2018- ^i^madeeta, a-I ^ aîav y:\t^ :;;m \u201e u,.\tjt i'ZuZi': '!V';-V*' '¦\u2019\"\"N\".'''\t, I -M.r.\t- I WM .Mtir.ly r.ir«*.l,and have entiroly re .\t.;\ta-idr«*>»tbg ll°x 219, byrnctuo, S.\\.RHEUIÆATIoM CURED.AN.I'MM'.i.JNOUtFn.IT-\u2019.K OF KIIKUMA1I8M.\tM.ISM.\u2022 I ,v il, .'tut T nsv.r felt pain sftrr the drstten nimut.w t 11 -i ki >w'wii.it t-.-iiniparo il lo hut a charm ; for II I* a i, tii»- -.-nprr use of my limbs for Ih-ee year* I wa-« \u2022\t.i u, i -.Ridl-f, Rei.ilveiit, and Riidway * I ill*.Hie t \\ ., -, ! .I*, an I e-iuhl walk w ith ease la ft few wooks.,\t.r I\".!.\t.lir.Wardlo, l»r Maclelan, and « tlwr |tiiy.:\t.;v i.Ih I t > i.icp.ii by tli.m.My comtltulton wae .1 ,i fn t i.t tiio (frnnn.l, w»r pick \"l^11 I\"n 1 was \u2022\ti : v Inn!; .I)> iho use of your rem^lioa, l am 1 \u2019l ''>\u2022 \u2018,1 ! ^o\u201elc-aud the ^u';,UUo{!'UU\t* i t ^-m'l Av nm-s, V.Y.Read this irrp'.rt eit 1.n .* MlXSKS.RiOWAY .«) I trir.l y- i I.¦ ih was r.il)'.H'*t witii it .¦ i .my tory i-> l u*.I .- .W.T.l .town l-i a -:k t \u2022 .paiu i n ma In ton \u2022\t\u2022; it.f.iru 1 lo .rd oi >-\u2022 r li- - UHII-* in ll.P .*\\\t11- ¦ broken op w tli m.- ! i ¦ lift.-.I and .,r i ' - e : slrmu* a* .su.I ' .I t this it yon like.344 ilnrty -ixt my j -i.t.rut.: as I -I .r.ar.I ! .I'i-I .v I .'< -i! d SVI t, ti< l VC it!) : Ml MEDIC AL A3SISTAKCE.THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY * it B I 1*11 I» - -x*\t- \"\t\u2022 »«.Prce 25 C .it.per UoUie.Sold by Dniggists and Store Keeper».KATA WAY i^j OOs .PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS, 07 Maidiu Lan®, R.V.Sold ill Qinbv by ^ l.fii i M ui is iv»''~B.whH .i: M\u2019Lootl, John 8 Bowen, 0.Giroux K.Giroux.Julin.H.Burki*, I ts.II ; M ir-tb, Juo W.M («ood, W K Brunotand B.Dttgal.JOHN T.HE^RY & CO.Wltolesalo^Agontfl, 303 .\"Sk.* Paul\u2019Street,(Montreal.iy.Quebec\u2019¦\u2022Janttavy 1, Ku\u2019.-i.'A DU.RADWAY\u2019.S PILLS.NEWLY CISCOVCRED PRINCIPLES IN PURGATION niL uauuv.y\u2019s nua arkti:»-: db-t i iruativ ribs iii iho World, ftiid dm o .ly Vi*K«:lub!o .'\u2019uixtitub for C\u2019a omol or M>-r.ary >-vor ili.covere.1.«'niii|N>M-i! of V.tfrlidile )\u2022 vi i a.t« «.rfiunia l*inillk, llel l>a, liin.1.UUtf t-\u2019ibVIL.U.Ili.-y t'.irg.\u2014«.'.\u2022au-o\u2014IMirily\u2014flf tli-* a >iiV'o-na-aad dUo.i\u2019cs, I« i-ixor oi,'lit of I*r 'fadway\u2019s I'll.I.S bo Liken at nuoo.ï /i * lintjl* itme Will carry Iho (t.tient .nit of diuikor.Their couthiuud u*o, in smaller Uuio*, will wur* a cura CO VTIill WITH or.AI, They n re p\u2019ck-otni to i.iko.Tltoy operato pleamatly, no-t inllv, and th truunhly Kvory du-o tli.it is tik.ni im-,nrt.i t/renylh to the euteolilml system.IUmm fur/eet f ioyitirct they .!\u2022 not leave tho UneeU emtiM,or tlio |>a- llvlit itcdk.ONE OR TWO OF DR.RADWAY\u2019S PILLS Will socuro a guud uppotito and hvalthy digo.Uon.to TU04R who take: pirxe.I*R.RAliV.'.VY\u2019S I'llJ-S will liof.iu xlaa improvemento% u I purjeitivo or ea'.liurtio pi.U in uro.o .u nr two |)dls wi'l h.* fuaiiil Hillleient to ki* the hawola regulir ; uad in t- (.-.r Castor Oi- AS ALTERATIVES, They exercise a morn powerful influence rver the liver an I its secretions titan calomel, mercury, blue ptll.lieuco Pieir im|K>i tance iu case* ol Liver Complaints nmi Spleen DifllcuBins, Jaundice, lV'S|*|>et », Dilioua Attacks.Hoad-ache, Ac.Iu Utu troatmenl of Fevers, either Ihlsms, Yellow,TyplMl.1,and othor rediicug Fevers,they are su|M-nor t*i quinine.Their influence extends over tho uiilira system, controlling, strengthening, and hraclnc up the relaxed and wasting enorcius, and regulating all the secretions to tlio mdiiral performance of their duties.cleiuisiug and purifying tlie blood,and purging from the system all diseased deposil* and im|*ure Uumirs.TUB CAUNB OF PILE».A large dose of the Drastic Pills will, by irrlUtlng tho mucoiia membrane, prmluce a violent expulsion w the coutnuLs m the buwel*.but m so 'hung other MOretiuM are su-ipeudod.lu sucb cas.- ;, tbu sluol* will be found .tube liglit coli)r«1'l and watery,and.-.ttended willi crampe, ' griiung pai-ts, nausea, siekne-ts.By thla Incremod uu- 1 natural anli-n «if the bewula, tho eecrotiun* of tho kidneys and pancreas areitimiuisUed,foliowii'l by affe tiens of tlio kidneys, lila«i>r**r*ia, ke.Heady lieliel and Ito-'ilatmg I'nUum\u2014 uWtoig I\u2018ills arc mild m tlicir o;»ratoi 'ni- tlrst dos> sliouid ho large anmtgh |o four »r nvc, and each ?uocea*lyed.ww * \u201c i i I.uni.i re.tuc.*l to mi#, olid »lwu \u201c for a week or t*i« d»v* A jwrtoai .,,11,,.\tYn.ir«,kc., 1,1 n'\t^ DK.K.SKINNBl tr l»r.itnilxv.iy'e PIIU arc anM frp Di «\u2022> at.ts anil l*l«»rc-»4rc|wr« r 3 in ton*.toaBto ton* eentAtna au IHUs- PHM Mfrtfrto MB» hBB» SoM In QnfBoc By Jolin Mnsac» A P«\u2019 Bowles k Mcl.eoil, John S Bowvn, O Olfowx K.Glrottx, John K.Burke, Jab.H.PbIsIi John W.McLeoil, \\V.E Brunet aa^R, Uvga \u2014^uvbac, JftkUttty 1st, lfir.4,\tI y coutiuuod use of the PREVENTION REITER THAN CURB THERE H NO OCCASION FOR SICKNIBS.When you first feel pain, then taka \u2022 temp of tho READY RELIkF.ln water; or apply it to the istna where you feel the discomfort.ALL MALIGNANT DISEASES first give warning of their presence, and If aat naant-ly bo tore they become securely intrenched within IM system, will be readily expelled.SIGNS OF SICKNESS.Heartache, Pains in the Limbs\u2014in the Stomach, Bow-rls, and Kidneys\u2014Cold Chills, and Hot Flushes, anted Tongue, Burning Skin, Nausea.Fblvertog, Dull uses, Iji-s ol Appetite, Restlessness, Giddiness, Be., ko., are liremonitory symptoms of Malignant Diseases.One dose of the READY RELIEF is sumeteut to break up and expel diseased action, and restore the patient to health -\tI MMLDtERE.Every soldier should carry with him a supply nf Radway\u2019s Ready Relief.It supplies the place of all othor medicines ; and os a beverage, a teaspnnnful «if the Relief, tr* a wine-glass of water, Is a nicer, ptoaama-cr stimulant than brandy, whisky, or bitters.SICKNESS PREVENTED IN THE «TB MAINK RIOT.Eighth Maine regunotil, Snrg\u2019t C.P.Lord, writes that Rr.lway's Ready Relief saved the regiment from death while quartered at Tybce Island, 8.C., when worklag i« the swamp*, erecting fbrtillcaiMM.Every man seised with Typhoid and other Fevers, Fever and Ague, Dtarrhmi, Dy-entery, Rheumatism, wa* cured by the use of tbe Ready Relief.CAUTION.In all cane* ask hv Radway\u2019s no other.See that the signature .is on the outside label of e.ioh b Ulo.Every agent it supplied with a new aud fresh stock.I \u201crice 2A cento per bottle.Sold by Druggists, Merchants and omutry RAflWAY k CO, UI Maiden Inne.New YurtU ir\u2019s Ready Relief.Taka lure of Kadwry fc Co.(pf jSv- .\t^ ''1-X i\u2019i-?-/____i.-\u2019Tj TsJ AVl&g aOVUNDS\u2019NIACASSARft f I'' HIS d of Oriental lugridiL-tds, is of tucstiniable vnlno in preaervlng nud beautifying tlio Teeth, sti« d ;tlu'iiing the gums, And iu giving n (denaiti^ frngmucc to the Breath.It emdicutco Tartar from tlie Teeth, retnuvia spots ot incipient decay, nnd polishes nnd prr« serves tlie cliltinel, to which it iUi|*nits ft I'KARL-LIKE W hitenes*.\u2022Sold wholesale by F.Boysk.Druggisl.Retail by all *.* Ask f«*r \"Rowlamis\" Articles ______________84-law-ly WORKS ON PR0PHE0Ÿ1 1^11 K KINGDOM OF THE\u2019BTONR* being , a new exposition of Daniel, by a clergyman of the Kstnldisbc-d Chinch.\u201413 els.DANIKLS .TWO I\u2019RINCil\u2019AL I'KRIODS : Two ThouAnud Tiir.i* lliindre«l l>arp, fre, by the author of \"Tliu Kingdom of thu Stone.'\u2019\u201450 cents.For salo by MIDDLETON k DAWSON Foot ol Mountain llill.t Qttobi'c, April 12, 1884.\tb5-l \u20act)r Curbrr fRemirp Printi'd nnd Publish.-d nt the Oflicn of GEORGE T.PAUY, 11 FnbrlqU» sire, t, It, U,» City or QuKBkc, in the Dlstrht ol gutlcc, 4929 "]