The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 31 janvier 1856, jeudi 31 janvier 1856

[" è sed RR RY TT me A0 A4 bon; 2: AEN MARI D ER fen Ww qu wou Brit of fof + Coen ei be se : a + [set WE pvr dus 814 i Eo stage ett dut on! 5 3) hdres ed.hote tn tt : 2 \u201cTo BE VOLUNTEEES.! pe hy ABR AD Rea.ILITARY COMPANIES: fitted out ix 30.oo à \u2018seavoz |\" \u201chi 0B ma 1868, \u2018ONE MONTH by rien: ned; , Ps; NE EK 008 CL ef , ATON.IDB] Enquire of 11a i : jaol so Jp ide i Guten, 0s c, 15, | smn SE \u201cÀ 30e ant = Fe ii oo FARM FOR.SALE\" n PAILS, ?&3 HO08 4 OF or] Guatidn, nti Du 1666, £ 0 lh 4 5 Le Fu cy -VALUAB D \u2018PROPERTY, containing 120 dorén WASH BOARDS, 26.and 17 inob: en SV ! - i .THREE .HUNDRED.ARPENTS, in free] i JAMES H OSSACK:u ||\": oy Big § va TEE res id\u2019 a common soccage, sianto a tho.Kenncbeek | Que ec 4th Doc: 1865.pes M: aies A \\ a I ya] ¢ arr, 3 Road, lepdl th of ne direst, La\u2018 pri 11a 3; ; ) 4% / Quebte.Deins Lois 83 and 83 East of the Bad FISH TREAT FIBRE mw rialaly the Fortis Proc] To goyrr oF Doone hy 9) pt ; and pan West of the Boy ah 0 House and mi : Ror x BY THE: SURQURIBER : ie 5 Sh CIRCOLAT) Nss:0d04 ithe rateof IX ER ONE Lo Y VIDE ] ereon.well Wo ater INTALS DRAPT FISH; and| \"\" 0 1 oN Ji og Barter Railroad running fhrongh ir 200, INTALS D) the \u2018very beat qual |\" Tpfe had serions ne \u2018cents.\u2019 6 f = lhe rh oh Foyt Les isk Lo land, Arpents of which are unde grass.260 Barrels gaperlor Grew Cod Fiak; Label |r P0020, JHA.i000 Miz ID aki lonles, * of it The Govarithont Fatantowill be delveret the eateh,) #5 en TE T™ op | Jae Sarin the i afi the, 3 nd ond » : pr Be phase money may 1 rérialn lithe hands ofthe 100, guise Dy Seria té on EW.F US TC r deveral Broach Beak sa sanoushsa by Oiroult i ë 4 buyer.for O , at int no os \u2026 ; 0 : & 3 : EERE } : of fore 184 Manas next, the F Farm will the sold Mackerel 1 ) I he AT AE oR ii ip Dinde ls dela Ed, bid \u2019 = ; 4 À i D Publis Auction.Fer Opi Cd à À NEAT jis $1 i for HD Sr Bina Mo and over dei of og Work, LA particulars spply.a shopOiice or A few Onsks and ; Onis Qa SO OÙ a Canad i v8 , Sen i N 'tirbe fo i nh io he 10th day day ofJanuary, 1 ie bt i ee A A ni ta \"several 8 8 , LE made to order at short i\u201c aper ,.\u2018254 Si, Pét i pany 2X ) a een tile Bist dies Ll Thy Bea Ci 1 Also; constantly on hand, a large supply oF Tongued \u2018and Gicoved Fig \u201c|: Quebeon lop Dec, 156.Queties, Deo.spit CRETE, Aie] ig ga id pa te 20th Adi $7 mie a 1 I.ing and Roofing Boards, and Sawed Scaïtling of evëry ; aésériftion, iba su UE QUEBEC AUXILIARY BIBL) + Quite, CT | be: \u2018olosod sod fs gi od.tit rT (fd 3 \u201cWhibh ia, ve are ae, gil \u20ac hist, gi LIRRON.vin ofl 8 sn re ES TTT ST ais ou a wifi 3 a | \u201c CORNER'OF GRAND & BARROÔNE 8} REEDS; ST.ROGHS; || 0 SRE; a SOCIBTY: fri a oo SR RA alle et de au on | QUEBEC.= : 8 sl = © Dsrosiro M , m the, oH : JN 1d £19711) \u2018het sis 55 i dir \u2018who §|ibst i a DER >.RY AT Miss COCHRANE'S Not 45 ogtner, Fa \u201cBlxxlor B.N.Le Luo ten wheal |S ad: g = + FOR SALE AT THE BEAVER À Ê BEY o|Ë El \u2018R.MIDDLETON'S.4 Mit \\ dés fo sn oi bet Be op pat se) 2 onan Oth Decamber, Jepfiorticil eo 2 | ; fore hs ap A Bg ke Be f 4-6u À 4 TI ; \u2026 - 028 | BElS B od tas for ori a ls, such as Sin n° 2 = |A RETIRE IR.- FOUNDRY.Fah ali Timber o on | isd 5 ë al TAIN | Patterns, Che om.» so SE a J ey Tn Ei Pot du, gi i Bey \u2018wolf; i: das 3 1 SELF-ACTING and SCREW OUT.a ownships.| % Suge + \u2018$ S| LARGE sipply if BIBLES, and TESTA |, Searing OL ie) On Bret Eole ed I ES HE ei si hs or \u2018lian sp ig a SE Ri HR SLR SHR, SU co Fade (Aa ee RENE i eri os owes a | 0 self.ac Plañin Machin \u201c h 22nd Nov.1856.Ou æ ERE 82 sor Pul pits,\u2019 \u2018amilics,' Schools; &e., 5 he fol, Bixee, 0) all M i de gui va p lie Ja se En ven = oké ; i \u20181 Screw bolt Cutting - Machine\u2019 ( QUEBE cD I SP E & = ial a 752 2 es g 8 \u2018lowing languages, vig.\u2014 \u201c ,.Quebec Tai | Dot ps Tv y Sagofmt Ei i us rem ban awol sdhite à 1 Vertioal Boring and Drilling Machifi .358 5 g ë É.g g ga Pra (including\u2019 De Sonn Er > if es Ga Pont, gS i e Vii EE pi i i pose ET 3 he, follow i pil 8 25 à : f ¢ ) ; 5 4 >, i 3 J.JONES.G G.ARDO iw, gage 18° Lk 5 & 8 | /Secy\u2019s version,) GREEK, ; Ed ohio 1 i TER Fo a hf rest join - 5 Quebec, 26th June, 1855.CHEMIST.AND DRU UGGIST, g arf S885 > = Gm, Lam, (Craigst edition) | > i : ; Tr the © Tost joir À : 5e {tr .Z ©} Friuran \u201c Rdébec; Nov.15ÿh, 1866: * : is Ph chorus fi fn AS JUST RECEIVED; \u2018put: up in- \u201c\u201cbot- SoBE _œaaat ag Hl og ig ; To ARCHITEOTS: > = 2 Hl AMERICAN: COTTON CANVAS.| HRs thot oveciiont ons ston orp.| FEE ELE 2] i NÉ maa Sabsortbars sented to pus PLANS ARE\u201cREQUIRED tré JAI, hy oF Spay oT oi 4 ai a, ilar the_askion ot A For Sale by the Subseribers : : moting the growth of hair\u2014¢Lyihan\u2019s:: \u2018Potsade Tes 3 ®|- 2 E chase at reduced prices.Subgriptions: Will>:be Poe 10 be ereoted outside ithe walis BETWEE = ane tir\" frosts; adgiires\u2019 suffi ; 150 Bours No aia murs, (Peu ati ie 253 | Af) x] |B Afin re neatane ope Glo Gps on Smile 07 eg fm.408 i Na Quebec, 11th December, 1865.eu SE aanaarF 2 ë TE Nov.1855.= 5 | omy the dt vi Is, position fon ec ds He dre vi don 3 ig maje bo, fi dots he 3 AE SL > Ps oi rison B , wi ensablé Can lig $ -30- Barrels Pitch, Ck FORySALE BY THE SUBSCRIBERS: RÉ iz = 8 Sf GILI-FRAMED.EOOXING GE 5.day-rooms, work ami and.other oath dings ; TOR des cr i a.a es A oy ia | Anchors, 30 to 50 ew.BOUT 200, Cgsks CUT NAILS assort- = \u201885° Ë & B OX ofthe largest raized MIRRORS/ever Sogpitais ans atrine-vañde other, 5 % Hel a al o slabs for.rai I ; CHAS.E.LEVEY & CO.\u2018ed sizes: 2 gps | Fl \u2014| \u20ac 3 amuse; oie, adap pled for a Shay.on | À 20, in sertontP Pha, exhibiting: de a | iy I ie ce, w Jo\u2019 His pa je x pa rT .; Ip Quel, 31st Dec., 1855.St.James Sirest.GFALIER & BERRY, L ë HE sana 7 g + | dersigmed.BARK te sta % Yonne Bios où À pu x Ne ; ness: \u2018hi first \u201chedii' = 26th July, 1855.es 2 8s El 5 3 BE ; J.& E., : \u2018necessary to tonbey fullythe\u2019 intentions of the ST.,Ç \u2018ser int ur soie \u201cThe slabs\u2019 feduisite \u201c.FOR SALE.\u2019 pe EF % |aassasB| 2 T gl 10th Now 858 House, 6 , SL.\u201d John Street.Architect Such plans are to be aocompanied | REAL AL OCRAN, a eg Ki ges us a batts ler De varie of 3 ; .2 8 « .: a detailed Specification, Measurement, and 1 ut y Git.ne = Bs.S Front around COFFEE, + FOR: SALE.5 ë s 5 i 21 5 Estimate of the works-of the \u201cseveral classes ro RTE 0 Class.move pe Screw gi a i Sori ed hg RES Hifted 3 o.\u2018Ground: PEPPER, EEF, Prime Mess and Prim, ection] & = H 0 E 2 ALEXANDER SMEATON, quired for the full completion of the.buildings La ve neliing knife along cg À a JAMES J.LOWNDES CAIN.ni SETP 1 VAEREEU, at Montredl price = 2, M F5555 gg Merchant Tailor.and Glo el ae eri work \u2019 Sie ports \u2018by-vhich | NORTH \u2018aan yt Le EE fioeidy io\u2019 the § Guo, 2800 Oet., 1855.wo sido Te ces A = af ;., : NO.20, ST, JOHN STREET, M | iL \u2018ANGLO ao anf éplerd formitig à'most ex- À 7h Jul 1065.\" BEA.Ces TA FN FAS_.constantly of hand.s well elo a 3 aor ais, dc,, Which in bo deem; Te Ale rt Je option Bees ui ) TAMARAC KNEES, 5 ' , : > Sr H Stock of Cloths, Cassimeres,.Tweeds, and | $ Sel on oners na orks: chemin fs ool nia Abou Dv tht : i Ll gn IS i \u2018 a à t Lup.t 5 TRG CT CUT ; a BE Laas AL à ow, - A DING and for Sale, 300 LAR PLUMBING: ESTABLIS ENT, order in every vai of x: a suitable for | Of heén- Iii ona Slee bine : ie RR | are \u2018thüendea (a per génel ail & A A WILLIAM PRICY \u2018Opposite Aer.Binbairs Stations Store.|appropité Si 1 ue de date, au] quenenb qui meh ah silo gui a mi Sas HH or Se Nous I Québec, Nov.15th; 1885.= } | J.Ww A A x KER & co urn Le Nove Tage ford, een he Game etrplô y Bar Ba The 2 y rth A rican\u201d » imi Quis £ 8 : > i > , , ; \u2026 recjamition;:&e:, &c., the sum of: wo! HUNDRED in e nesday, the 4 BO ia 3 : uebe her ret BL È ip LIME 5 Bei Faite of this STOCK FOR ae LB | coming Br re Trane oe dua Si the ard VE He ve sa Ÿ ' : ä H- SE \u2019 ers, who will/ makb ;shch.arrangement for the regular success À ; : Fs BOO A eue Cu pou ls Dis oO £40) El ose on ?Seiten of the Brsotion of the.Building +o host Seamer fave ii heal Bull épi fe End in à K BIN DIN G, RULING, &¢.1 and gre prepatod to ¢ ete ork à prié ; pth NH BOWEN.The Premium of #00 itl be - -awlfdea to th pri of sot and, combing erry ; Ri 54 of {hii wetiyis ot same .à T HE SUB s CRIBER;.thankfäl forthe! Brandes PRINOIPLÉS.onsistine of-ViA- ) th Nov, po design considered second in merit\u2014all the.Plang Fequisite to insure pray ws : l'atew de : 1 liberal patron afforded BEE om blue Se RTE [HEE mst fi ect) a or (at.the À toi RRL 1e de de de me Coming hesvÿ vu pole a LA whith oY SK gate se = rod {melt ihe gonsumption of = vif 6)\" è Docski tin, .pou Spc] er 1 ie .wi t square an ne Eee er, iv \"| pris PE | M.Si Si BE bi se ren re ne regent om Bi es = es dede ; SLE.wan ; nai à lery, Dhdur-clôthing, Patiléy, othek Shawls host detervin add Mobble the sua of.% é og afd Wai! si Haron, Galen \u201c ' ing copies of the:fitst and last of such otic te | it varie HUND RED-AND: IFTY.POUND of the! frontot by The door tic goods in c tel rain, Bil Ofc, Torn.al ;and Scarfe, Domestic go great Cai ower.« : ; pets, Damaeke] Fringes, &oi, &o.'2-; - 4.¢ : will be be paid, these.plans becoming therdby.A ae block ohice- which hey-daid; up y u the EI ER ER rn ppg | REE el rE ED HE {Eee ede : = Bt 10 c; a \u2018arrangement or er ence of e n 9 into ; oo Gn Fo Ce bétons 31, 1885., H J ; erecti of the.Bt gpa hey = lie a Pr) hs 1 the 4 Es SE ati, RB .i | our expects er ahi ship Cabin Sar F Empire ERR GREATNO EATEIQHTI for 2 aii EE : ~Sroxz\u2019s, Jolin Stat $.\"FOR.SALE BYARE-SUSSCRIARRS HITE : wd Et wil med HEAT tie thobe TIVE A ribers-have just received a 1 CE es tut © 9 ANGS OF: RIGGING, .4 tstieus 80 Ghosts of Te Congo \"| Shs; sv ÿ x hit, mpgs ym - détiéoted with the de opted siti of \"NEWELLS PATENT} heute Fos Le; 150 Barre Ae 3 A viol iid Mi o's 1 Hoes (ualidioh df À 6 Brians rs oral OE tachi 6 the nesesse SAFETY LAMES 154.LAMP PBEDERS( wiry pn sie a SRE : qu io Gute Stich rs ORCL paling bl ud ht pele S| pt stale Sop bes ML = : A VA RES faurat O3 à) e - Burn \u20ac 2008 Geaen Magticn pul Piles HEROS (rit doré tha lee bullaing shouid presentss A0d'eit 0er ik v4 Dito Smashed fo oe | boi pricing ordi he pore ean > Ld il.80 Bots Liver So ces =D Add Mirdden dnd Moth tt: table architectutat EACADE to iver production of lig! L Thisinvention is op lied to | th slope.before; it:; dar nor might: walk : chi 5 +600 Boxes C al , Es prenons fot NINE, At to FIV.ig ; : ps also one to.the.Street, the FLANK ELEVA; | mme, der Solas & 3.6 ne, Lampe pen ato looping.Ad oR SE ge to bi: POS Bo » Croea 8 a bu Quabij 18th Des, 1655.| RE Colm IBUES HBADBTONES, apis 210NS to he plain but in charsoter.Lai Feoders Fluid'Holdèté Lan ni ren is détachéd i *Rithed ve \u2018100 Caske À ib, 5 MERS \u2019 .: ; P -10 Monuments, ready for.:.\u2018The entire, fn Appearance and construction, to thilly Paola \u201cthe \u201cstitution &.e ts) Pare | f snd% and shapsd® Tike bus\u201d ; + 1-80 Oaks i] PHT ; ET ET 2° En y, eq Boundry Posts.Le, comriensutatä with.the impitance of the B Ag: IBWELL'S -IMBROVED SOLAR |-hunéey but Hot more than teu at ja ie Li ui Co Wook Devitt Rt set fee Lips wit \"| 13.Mantel Bieoes, various de fi i o Fog \u2018Rideciuii of thie\u201d bon, \u2018that XLUID LAMP.which gives a stan Bis Asie \u2018was lgid across to hang the.pat upon, wi Bengoing, Stenmer TADOUSAO, of 73 BURN: STHES & > [360 Sia Me ; 1 Bet Table Tops, vith or.hu pt at aille sat fi toi nl i pe id re ES rng bhi \u201cot a gh yas baled ieee siya r ower, stibatantially Hhilt of the hes Thay IN } 200-0 5 ior FAA ; wht race hour.: .- ahd mn drier dy.au mi vies only comme: = hls wa A qu 3 6.1 ges PARTAN STATUA ABE : Joris) | émis te se for Rushes, À Boia) Facto es, \u2018Shore ant Par Pars in vite, andl ait im ie ; .; J \u2018 accommodation.: pen : pach.I \u2018 Les eo), 1: 108 feet, + Lid bet, Oth 2 LA I) sil |p ; 8 &| tena) arc to ba sealed, and Mddreased Porter's Patent Burnin utd and-Camptièné.:afature state.À od have received Cg japan 1.40% 0 :; vf LANDING xx.ÉLIZA > TABZS:: Ci TANVETS ®t: the.Cum Gouimamonan-or Prato Wonts, | pr Wicking, Entry hn diments of, the .Chris Tor : 3 de SR uw oe Fin 950 BS tt Hari 3 pots Ppnr Don ae en ai de Mar a dre rest kA: EE : 3 dt beri Fo Prod a de Berg Llsposed of ot ot ta] de 6) Li pas |! Brey actislo fn the (rade D., supetior | oF BONAR.A.BEGLY, MUSSON 004: | ily profes d tf wil ds 2 Seat UN, te : \u2018manner and st the : Lo pupitre ; J | osidue -TATTE RC ANDERDON LE; cos BUS SAI, af cé no Re ae sad ange, Pen, due Aldea 1; hole ond, ot 0 À n at vase dan Le and : of Que, lat May, 2006, tT cin nd Ouh, Ps + am.Qube or ot 6 + Dip Tan 18000 E ous od haan Fy ht or banrn setters re re, 0 à.malle rame \u201cae ets A Law 3 RR a a.nr -s dependent upon: the lower.St diathierios for also ok ak fering thio prophiety of fétliénihg the legis- \" Taliife to 9id.in the construction of a route from Lake, Huron to the St.Lawrence by the valley -bf the Ottawa, in coupling-with that measure \u201cthe consttibtion of a\u2018railway' from Quebes to :.Mentisal\u2018on the noth shore of thé\" St,\" Lÿw- | - rence.It was simply unreasoning selfish\u201d ;.noes.There are very few.indeed, who ary).\u201ca tiflwiy 10 Montreal on \u2018the north\u201d shore of , ihe St'Lawrence.Bit yer, the: - to be derived by Quebec irom the opening up a \u201cof \u2018yet greater importance.\u201cIt Le A nolcrious adept in these wysteries inthe supplies.It is virtually 10 oveate a pew mar- person of an Esquimaux woman, who is wife 10 an old English fisherman, lives inthe vicinity of my own residence ou the coast.À complete belief in her power over wind, tide, life and limb is almost universally held there; upon one occasion having visited the residenog ot her husband, to receive a large quantity of seal fat, I had the agreeable sensation of being fired at with swan shot by her hasband.then half diunk, the waut of success of which kind effort she ascribed to counter bewitchment.So great, however, was the belie! held by my baat\u2019s crew.although composed of Euglish and Irishmen, in the powers of this woman, that upon her threatening to send a gale after them to drown us, they actually dropt the seal fat out of their hands and refused to load the boat, which 1 only accomplished with a great dea! of difficulty.The following is the mode of burial amoug the Esquimaux : the corpse is sewn up in deer or seal skins, and placed in a mound o cairn of stones raised a the air resound with their lamentations.sorry 10 say these sepultures are too often dese crated by the Britieh and American fishermen who seize with avidity the poor remnants o mortality, to adorn their homes, or the studio of some ethnologist.; Their method of swimmin noticed.The Indian inste direction, causing thereby a serious strain upon the chest, throws his body alternately upon the Jet and right side, raising one arm entirely above the waler, and reaching as far forward as he can to dip it, whilst his whole force and weight are spent upon the one that is passing him along : whilst the arm is making d ha circle and is being raised ow of the water behind lum, the opposite arm is making a similar arch over his head, to be dipped in the warer as he can reach before him, with the hand turned under forming a sort of bucket to act most eflectively as it passes in its turn unlerneath him.By this bold and powerful mode of swim- -minz, which I have seen also practised in Portugal and which may want the grace, many would wish to see.Iam quite sure that much of the fatigue and strain upon the breast and spine are avoided,\u2014and that à man will preserve his strength and his breath much longer in this alternate and rolling motion, than he can in the usual mode of swimming in the polished world, The Esquimaux often curé their cod fish without salt, which in that state is called pipshy.The fish is split down the back, the Done taken out, and the thick parts scored down to the skin an inch asunder, two of them are then fastened by their tails, and hung: across a pole to dry in the open air.Tins method of curing fish or flesh, we call jerking : it is an excellent way, and any thing so cured will keep a length of time provided no wet or dam affect ith; but it requires to be well wu- tered or soaked before it is dressed.Cartwright took with him lo England his friends Tooklavinia, Attaiock, Ickhangogue, Caubvicke and their wives\u2014he says :\u2014 Walking along Piccadilly one day I took them into a shop to shew them a collection of animals.We Pad no sooner entered than 1 perceived their attention directed 10 a small monkey, and 1 could perceive,ihorror and astonishment most strongly depicted on their countenances.At length the old man asked, if that were an Esquimaux?I inst contess that both the colour and contour of the countenance had considerable resemblance to the people of that ation, but how they could conceive it possible for an Esquimaux to be reduced to that diminntive size, I am wholly ul à loss to accout for, unless they had fixed their attention on the countenance only, and had not adverted to any other particulars.These people attracted much attention in England and were very kindly treated : still they sighed forthe liberty of their native land, which they, however, were not destined to see, for on the day they sailed from London, and which Cartwright at their earnest solicitations had expedited, Tooklavinia shewed symptoms of small pox ; Cartwright put into lymouth where he procured lodgings and the best medical attendance\u2014eo fatal is this disease to persons of their gross habit, they all died with the exception of Cauvricke, who recovered slowly, and on the vessel\u2019s arrival at Labrador, about 700 of the southern tribe of Esquimaux assembled to greet their friends and bid them welcome ; but when they only saw Cauvricke and had been given to understand the rest were dead, their shrieks, groans and lamentations, Cartwright says, were pitiable : they tore their hair, beat themselves with stones and lacerated themselves in # fearful manner, especially the nearest relatives of the deceased\u2014they continued to act in this manner two or three days.To BE CONTINUED.Er NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.Shop and House to Let\u2014J.S.Hossack.House for Sale or to Let\u2014 do.Building Lot for Sale\u2014N.H.Bowen.House to Let\u2014 do.Thornhill to Let\u2014 do.Valuable Mill Property for Sale\u2014Gilmour & Co.Houses to Let\u2014S.Corneil.THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.QUEBEC, 8isT JANY + 1856.A NEW COUNTRY: FOR SETTLEMENT.Ir was very difficalt to ascertain \u2018the object of Tuesday last, called for the purpose of consi- \u201cHot aware of the advintages t6 be detived from | 4 \u2018of the Ottawa valley from\" the \u2018solifds of the Vor to its mouth must be #ikhdwledgot 't be y + \u2018vif 18 not 16.be -of- other large vallies to the northwind cand ~wWislivard of Quebec will prove of imitinse @spacially to\u2019 the eastern sectjon of iti Those wast tracts of territory abound in .mineraliand.besides being \u2018more: than inarilÿ fertile.% à them \u2018aptif bir- \u201cfunlly 3 place behifd \u201cus 8 farming, people ut a foot or two from the ground, and with the man his kaiack, weapons, &c.They appear to have fixed places of burial, as I have seen on the coast several of these last resting places, to which they resort, and mourn o\u2019er their relatives, making am may well be oi parting his hands, simultaneously under the chin, and making the stroke outwards, in a horizontal P en] J: 0%); and R.E.Caron.\u201cThe St Peltéater tiurder Gass 61 i tt but\u201d Thursddy postponed till \u2018in consequence .doubted that the opening up of this valley and |'of the absence ôf some material witnesses for [] the Crown.* POSE Term is not unlikely.ket for oyr imports, and to give being to Wo- ducers who cannot look upon New York as their chief and cheapest port of export.Nature, apparently, has marke out a country for seltlement calculated to benefit Lower Canada ; and the North Shore Railroad, were it made to-morrow, cannot do anything towards opening up that country.service to the numerous inhabitants on the north face of the St.Lawrence, and through them to Quebec and Montreal.it might develope the resources ot an old one.speak of beginning to improve at our own doors towards the wjlderness ; but if this course of policy had been pursued by the peo- I ple of the United States, California would not yet have been peopled, nor Wisconsin nor Michigan occupied.The Americans act very differently from us.They go into the heart of the forest, and following the courses of the natural highways, cut their way out again into -| civilization.Even the ancient French fol- , lowed the courses of great rivers, and estab- f| lished chains of forts as the nuclei of settlements from Tadousac on the St.Lawrence to the mouths of the Mississippi.From Georgian Bay on Lake Huron, through the Ottawa valley, there is already a communication by waler to the St.Lawrence, which only requires to be used to be useful.of, raflways must follow.Let the borders o artificially connected ; then let branch and other macadamized roads be made, and railroads must follow.At present even the North follow the declaration of peace, come when i may.ble, tional interest, but of the whole province.day night, and robbed of the small change in the till.broke open Darlington & Wright\u2019s tailoring shop, and carried ofl a new sword, after injuring their eash box.\u2014 ft is stated that Mr.Russell\u2019s letter in the London 7T%mes, respecting the drunkenness of the British soldiery in the Crimea, has so excited their indignation against him that they attacked his hut, broke his furniture, and ill- treated himself.He applied to the officers for protection, but received none, as il is stated the officers as well ar tha soldiers.wara doai- rous to banish him from the camp, that they might get rid of his exposures.lt is added that the treatment he received has forced him to leave the Crimea, never perhaps lo return wu.In treland, two lovers who were walking near the famous cliffs of Kilkee, admiring the wild scenery of that place, were struck by a wave, and hurried beyond their depth into the sea and both drowned.The name of the gentleman was Pepper, and that of the lady Swithwick.They were both from Tipperary.pr \u2014- À most horrible eccurrence lately too place in the vicinity of Baltimore.A family of 11 people, who resided in a miserable shanty near that city, were all frozen to death in the course of one of the cold nights of last week.The statement appears almost incredible, but we make it on the authority of the Baltimore Republican.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 The Pictou (N.S.) Morning Chronicle an- nounees that the Government has decided upon locating the railroad from Halifax to Picton at an early day.ee It has been finally decided to introduce the decimal currency all over the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.The pound will be retained as the unit, and divided into ane thousand parts.\u2014The half crown will be abolished\u2014the shilling fifty, the sixpence twebty-five, and a new coin will be introduced representing five farthings, while the present farthing will be depreciated one twenty-fifth in value\u2014that is, there will be a thousand to the pound sterling, instead of nine hundred and sixty.: e\u2014\u2014\u2014 Ir is said that in the English language proper, apart from technical and scientific terms, there are 20,500 nouns, 40 pronouns, lizens, as Mayor, would bave the pleasing 9200 adjectives, 8000'verbs, 2600 adverbs, 69 \u201cprepoaitions, 19 conjunction, 68 interjeotions, aud Ÿ articles\u2014in ail above 40,000 words.According 10 Webatèr\u2019s Dictionary\u201d there are the majority of those who were present at the 100,000 words.ow \u2018 = +, > _ \u201c peal public meeting in the Quebec Exchange.on Bowles, in his excellent History of Plants, notices the vittue othemp thus laconically: .« By thisopdage, - ships arg.guided bills arg:rung, dnd rogues kept ina + LAW.!T HGOURE OF QUEENS'BENCH: | 1 Quebec, 29th Jany., 1856.{du Médars.Justioss \u2018the Héiibles.1x i 7m .- Mt, Solicitor Getieral Ross, Crowii Proseou-.tor.- ÿ : etes Goat © fio tance was chilled\u201d \u201cPhe \u2018Solicitor General stated.he would not.-\u201ciffiptiance tothe whol of: Chak, ahd mors.good without thes: witneasds, wo list a rthér \u2018postponement \u201cof the Fh ul next\u2019 STs eas -Anddipsiant witndis in\u2019 thea\u201ctkse-of J, B.Corrivea; \u2018aoféd \u2018of the.murder df Wiss\" Todd; wis Yot:int : attendance, and this trial sulitie Dousiol.al baa eisition uesqetid wld | ?fhimed: The'sooused gavé Hal, x % LITNSIB A Koel om bet andar) It can only be of It would not enrich us with a new territory, however much Inthe way ot pleasaniry it is very well to If this is taken advantage the rivers first be settled ; then let rivers be Shore Railroad, however desirable, cannot be built, because the Government will not consider it expedient to start or encourage an opposition to the Grand Trunk Company, and because money, without the direct encouragement of Government, is not obtainable on good terms, far less in time of war or during the period of monetary depression which must It is not wise to oppose improvements, but it is no sign of wisdom to insist upon impossible improvements so as to check improvements which are not only posaible but proba- We certainly hope that the opening up of the Ottawa valley will be encouraged by the Legislature for the sake not of any sec- AnotiER BurcLary.\u2014The B.N.A.Tele- grap office was again broken open on Mon- Not satisfied with this, the robber [in bulk is the great THE QUEBEC GAZETTE, T himself iy £1,000 and two soreties of £500 each, to appeuron the Ist day of July Session.The Grand Jary brought in a true bill\u2014 \u2014%\u201c The Queen against John O?Furrell,\u201d for forgery.As this Bill is against a lawyer and à mern- ber of Parliament, it is well that the public should know the nature of it.In September or August last Mr.O\u2019Farrell desired to asrest the master of the bark Albion, and without considerarion or ceremony filled up the necessary papers for the constable, and in his own hand-writing, it is alleged, affixed to the summons the names, * P.M.Bardy, J.P, and R.H.Russell.\u201d The proceeding was detected by the opposing lawyer, and hence the true bill, Quebec, 30th Jany.The Court was occupied all day with the trial of J.B.A.Chartier, N.P., for forgery.According to the testimony submitted, Char- tier was sued for a debt in the Circuit Court by Messrs.L.& C.Tetu, and judgment being rendered for the plaintifis, an opposition was filed by Mr.Evantursl on behalf of his sister, Mrs.Chartier.The opposition consisted of a marriage contract drawn up four years previously by the Hon, Louis Panet, N.P.The first copy cbtained from Mr.Panel was unsigned, und it .was supposed that no contract had been registered.{| Some \u2018lays elapsed, and while the documents were in the possession of the Clerk of tire Court it was found that the signature « Ls Panet Nota\u201d had been attached.Fraud was suspected, and hence the prosecution.\u2014 Mr.Panet testified that he had signed the contragf on the 20th April, 1855 ; that while he wis absent in the country a copy of the document had been obtained from his office without being signed ; that Chartier came lo his office and asked him to sign a copy of the contract, which he did ; that no portion of the document in court had been altered, but that the document filed was a correct ropy of the original ; that he gave two copies out of his office, and that it wus not impossible he had signed u second copy ; but believed the one on record to be the first one signed by him, the other having been marked # second copy.\u201d Mr.Montizambert, \u2018Registrartor the County, testified that the marriage contract had been properly enregistered.Proceedings were stayed about half-past three o'clock, and the Court ordered the prisoner to be acquitted.The Court then adjourned.THE OTTAWA VALLEY ROUTE TO LAKE HURON\u2014PUBLIC MEETING.On Tuesday last, at noon, a large concourse of the people of Quebec assembled together in the Quebec Exchange, to take into consideration the propriety of petitioning the Legislature for aid in opening the communication from Luke Huron to Quebec and Montreal, through the valley of the Ottawa.The chair was taken by His Worship Olivier Robitaille, Mayor of Quebec, and Hector Lan- gevin, Esq., was requested to act as Secretary.Henry J.Noad, Esq., President of the Board of Trade, seconded by James Bell Forayth, Esq., moved, That in the opinion of this meeting it is highly destrable tliat & direct communication through the valley of the Oltu- wit be opened, with the view of aliortening the distance between Quebor and Montreal and the great Lakes.Mr.Noap said\u2014As President of the Board of Trade of this city I have much pleasure in proposing this resolution.The great importance of opening up a direct communication between Lake Huron, through the valley of the Ottawa, to Montreal and Quebec, must be universally acknowledged.Whatever diffei- ences of opinion may exist as to the best mode of opening up the communication, there can be only one opinion as to its propriety.I ouly intend, indeed, to ake a few passing remarks, as) have been fortunate enough to obtain a seconder in Mr.Forsyth, a gentleman of well known ability, and in whose hands 1 can safely leave the advocacy of the meusure.\u2014 There will, 1 believe, be an amendment proposed to the resolution now in my hand, a circumstance to be regretted, for although at the preliminary meeting 1 expressed myself in favour of it, on mature consideration I have arrived at the conclusion that 1t will be impolitic to clog enterprise by any condition whatever.The North Shore Railroad is very desirable, and a canal from Georgian Bay to the Ottawa, connecting Lake Huron with Quebec, is no less desirable.The first enterprise cannot interfere with the latter, nor the latter with the former.To Quebec, as a city, the North Shore Railroad is an enterprise great moment, but it 1s not even of so much importance to Quebec as a city, as the opening up of the Ottawa, one of the most fertile re- gone on the continent of North America.\u2014 will not further trespass on the time of the meeting, but will simply read the resolution I have the honor to propose.Mr.ForsyTu then rose and said :\u2014 Mr, Mayor\u2014When this meeting was called, I hoped we had at last succeeded in bringing forward a subject on which cordial unanimity would be manifested, and that you, on your first meeting a public body of the ci- task of presiding over a meeting ready to cooperate in every way with.those hardy pioneers on the Ottawa, as well as our friends in Montreal and the Eastern part of Upper Canada, who liave alieady -shéwn themselves in favor of tiie great internal improvement we are about \u201cto discuss, and which Would, mike Quebec thé\"New Orleans of Canada.Far be it from me lo éäy oñe word in opposition to the North Shore Railroad ; 1 am a stockholder in that company.1 must, however, state that I agree most oordially in all that fell from Mr.D6tion at a similar meeting -in Montreal.I think the introduction of any reference to the North Shore Railroad foreign at the present time.1 feel convinced that if the amendment 1 see in this morning\u2019s parer be carried, it will cause manÿ on the Ottawa and elsewhere to endeavour to thwartthe project if it be made a sine qtia non to {he Georgian Bay Canal, It has been said thai the bringing down produce desideratum sif this be Aho cake, | do not sep how a transhipment on the.North Shore Railroad can be advocated.it is for this reason I do not consider this railroad a link in the chain of communication we now seek.At ull events, in my opinion, this isnot the time to discuss the propriety of con- strtoting thi North Shore railroad.It should stand on its own merits.Before entering into \u2018arguments bout advantages of watér cum- munication over that by railway, 1 ask to bo allowed to rea! a letter which I, this morning received from an engineer of known ability, -and, I trust, that the matter to which it refers will moet the consideration of the City Corporation:>\"'The letter is as follows :\u2014 ; tas, \u2018Quenxo, 26th Jany., 1850.HURSDAY, formation of un \u201cIce Bridge\u2019 every winter, | have, in connection with Mr.Charles Walker, given it mature cen- sideration, and after careful perusal of previously expressed opinions, we bave arrived at the conclusion that the project is not ouly \u2018¢ perfoctly feasible.\u2019 but can Le carried vut fora reasonably moderute outlsy\u2014and shou'l it be desirable, are prepared to furnish sll \u201cthe necessary plans and estimates, &e.Iam, dear Sir, Yours very truly, W.H.Raxgin.Civil Engineer.To J.B, Forayth, Fj.This letter, it will be seen, refers to the certainty ol our having an ice-bridge every year.\u2018This would remove many disadvantages from which Quebec now sullers during five orsix months, and the cost would not exceed £2,500.The statement in the Chronicle that certain resolutions published by that journal had been agreed to at the preliminary meeting held on Saturday, arose from a misconception in the office where 1 left them.With these preliminary remarks, | shall endeavor to shew the immense importance it will be to Quebec and Montreal, if we can connect the waters of Lakes Huron, Michigan and Superior, with the St.Law- renoe means of canals through the valley of the Ottawa.To Quebec, especially, will this communication be of advantage, for it will make her the entrepot of the great trade of the West, as it must, also, have the effect of counteracting the consequences of ihe Reciprocity Act, which have been well nigh fatal to Eastern Canada and to our Provincial works.In their recent report, the Committee of Trade of New York, while congratulating themselves on the great decrease of the trade of the St.Lawreace, advocate a sull greater extension of the reciprocal principle in the hope of still further withdrawing our commerce.This anxiety on their part is natural.Several gentlemen think that the commercial policy of the country should be changed ; I believe that to advocate a change from free trade to protection in the presentday would be like strugghng against the stream.Protectionist though | am, I would be one of the last to have hope of being listened to were we to ask a return to the former policy.The Americans have done their best to divert our trade ; we must take away theirs.Our best energies must be used to withdraw some of the trade of the great West from New York, and this we can only do by overcoming the obstructions on the Ottawa.By that route we have an advantage over New York of 800 miles from Chicago ; andtaking the average of freight current in 1854, the rate of carriage from Chicago to Liverpool is $12,35 per ton, while for the same voyage, by the Georgian Bay Canal and Quebec, 1t would be $11.25.There would be also, a great gain in point of time, to which [ need not now more particularly refer.By Mr.Perry\u2019s approximate statement there are 474 miles to canal, and 68 locks to make.am no advocate for expensive works; still, [ think the Canal should be so constructed that ropellers of 800 to 1000 tons burthen, drawing 8 or 9 feet of water, could navigate it.\u2014 From both Mr.Perry\u2019s and Mr.MeNangh- ton\u2019s knowledge of he country tis seems to be quite practicable, and the cost would be far less than many imagine.For these vessels coming with downward freights there would be no lack of return cargoes ; and Quebec would soon become to the North what New Orleans is to the South.The emigration to the far West would be almost entirely by this route.Quebec and Montreal! too, would become directly connected with the West, at atime when, to all appearance, their produce trade 15 nearly at anend.The effect of 40 or 50 propellers a week, laden with the produce of the West, in our port, would be marvellous, and would be felt advantage- onsly in every way, and by every body.The one great argument in favor of a canal over a railway is, that, with the exception of 47} miles, the water communication 1s now com- ploto for prupuliors of auvstain speed y and there need be no transhipment.A vessel laden at Chicago or Lake Superior will come direct to Montreal or Quebec, whereas, if there were a railway from Georgian Bay there would be a transhipment there ; and we all know how materially this adds to the cost of urahsport.To avoid a single transhipment the Grand Trunk Railway Company is now expending a million and a half of money in building a bridge at Montreal.A second objection to a railway 1s, that on such a long route the carriage is so much more expensive.Wee a road constructed, the traffic would be diverted from it in rear of Toronto, Brockville, Prescott and other places ; whereas by water the transhipment would always act in favor of Montreal and Quebec.A further reason is, that a railway from this to Lake Huron, via Collingwood, will be opened in August or September next : but, possibly, the greatest argument for a canal is, that no sooner is a railroad made from Lake Huron to Lake Ontario by Collingwood, than a canal is in contemplation in lieu of the route we are now considering.Some persons have stated that a Canal would be useless in winter, but when one reflects that \u2018the great Lakes, except in a few favored places, are not navigable after December, this objection also falls to the ground.So far, I have considered the advantages to be gained from securing a portion of the trade of the Great West.I will now advert to the settlement of the country, and will trespass on the attention of the meeting while I read a few sentences from Mr.Morris\u2019 Prize Essay on Canada and her resources.The most prominent characteristic of the Ottawa is its great volume.Even above Bytown, whero it has to receive tributaries equal to the Hudson, the Shannon, the Thames, the Tweed, the Spey and the Clyds, it displays, when un.encénet, à width of balf n mile of strong boiling rapid, and when at the highest, while the nurth waters are passing, the volame, by calculated approximation is fully equal to that passiog Niagara, that Is, double the common volume of thé Ganges.Taking a bird's-eye view of the valley of the Ottawa, we see spread out before us a country equal to eight times the State of Vermont, or ten times that of Massachusetts, with its great artery, the Ottawn, curving through it, resembling the! Rbine In length of course, aud the Danube in inagni- ude.is immense region overliss à variety of goological for- mañions, and presents all their characteristic features, from the level uniform surface of the silurian system, which prevails along a great extent of the Ottawa, to the ugged avd romantic ridges in the metamorphic and primi- tivo formations which stretch far away to the north aud north-west.Co As far as our knowledge of the country extends, we find the greater part of it cqrered with a luxuriant growth of red and white pine timber, making the most valuable for.cats in the world, abundantly, intersected ith large rivers Btted to convey the timber to' market when manufactured.The remaining portion of it, If not so valuably wooded, presents a very extensive and advantageous fleld for settlo- ment.Apart from the numerous townships already surveyed and partly settled, and the large tracts of land interspersed throughout the timber country, the great region on the upper course of the westeru tributaries of the Ottaws, behind the red pine country, exceeds the State of New Hampshire in extent, with an equal climate and aupe- rior sofl.Itis fenerally & beautiful undulating coantry, wooded with 8 rich growth of maple, beech, birch, elm, &c., and watered with lakes and streams affording numerous mill-sites and abounding in fish.Flanking on the one side the lumbering country, which presents an exéellent market for produce, and adjoining Lake Hurom om the other, ue ation, though comparatively inland, is highly advan ur : In the dive.« ty of resources, the Ottawa \u2018courtry\u2019 above.described, part of which is included in Upper Canads, presents unusual attractions alike to agricultural industry and commercial enlerprine.DE .From this we see what a noble back country we will have ; and although Canada will, doubtless, be greatly benefitted by a large set-! tlement on the Shoresof Lake Nepissing, we: too must feel our full share of the tide of prosperity that will set in through the whole country bY opening this great afférg'of Ghmmuni- cation.To shew how little we know of the Ottawa And its tributaries, I shall merely notice the River Keepawa, (exceeding .in \u2018volume the largest river in Great Britait) which falls into the Ottawa a few miles below thé Montreal river, passing throngh an unkhown'country, and taking its rise-in à lake, the exact size of which has nôt.yel been asoëffained.Chnada as she is, is,a mere line of frontier, but with the Ottawa as a main road she will have breadth as well as length.This great change, while it will benefit Lower Canada, will not in any way detract from the prosperity of the \u2018Pléducé'bf1hé Weët to their.who Gpposèd r.Eva to \u2018the Grand: 'Trofik JANUARY 31, 1856.3 Mr.Mayor, for the ways and means ; for, in these days when the Provincial purse is rather attenuated than plethotio, unless we oan show how this great thoroughfare can be made without burdening the community, 1 fear we will make slow progress.= To Mr, Pesry and Mr.McNaughton the province is much indebied for shewing the feasibility of the Canal, and for many other interesting particulars.On the authority of these gentlemen, I state that there are 12,000,000 acres of excellent land between the Ottawa and Lake Huron, now valueless, but which, if placed in the hands of Comunissioners for the express purpose of paying for this great improvement, would be worth at least £4,000,000 or £5,000,- 000\u2014a sun that ought to be legitimately devoted to this purpose.I trust\u2019 the members for Eastern Canada will urge on Government, not the necessity of a survey, which may take three or four years, but the immediate enlargement of the Canuls at Carillon and Grenville, as well as the SL.Anne\u2019s lock, so as to fit them for propellers which can pass the Chats canal.For without this, as Mr.Powell justly remarked, the expenditure already incurred will be useless ; and, while these enlargements are being carried out, the obstructions in the navigation a fe \u2018to the \u201cNorth Shore ronte.\u2014 His (Mr.F\u2019s) real views were clearly shewn by his introducing the question of an ice-bridge at that meeting,\u2014a proposition calculated to make the importance of the North Shore line less felt, and add to the traffic of the line now in operation.It was hopal also by the Directors of the Grand Trunk to wld Three Rivers to their forces by a branch railway connecting that locality with the Quebec section; but he (the speaker) believed the constituencies of that District were too intelligent to be satisfied that they would not demand more than that from the Legislature.The meeting should fear the enemies of Quebec when they came forward to offer improvements for her supposed benefit.Who were those who were most active in advocating the proposed canal as a separate work?They were such as were interested in the deepening of Lake St.Peter, in the construction of a canal by Caughnawaga fo Lake Champlain, so that they might send the produce of the Upper country to the ocean via the United States, instead of by Quebec and the St.Lawrence.The actual and true question was, whether the proposed improvement should be demanded as part of a route from Quebec by the North about the Chats can be removed, and in five years the whole communication would be open.Time is money : and to obtain sich a prize as the Tralle of the West\u2014 with 12,- 000,000 acres of land to make the way, we can afford to lose three years ina survey.It is, Mr.Mayor, the custom which I would wish to see more honored in the breach than in the observance, lo abuse the Grand Trunk Railway.This undertaking I eon- sider a great blessing lo the whole Province; and although Quebec is noted for its apathy and want of enterprise, may \u201cmention the fact that more stock was subscribed by people in this city, than by all the other cities in the Province rut together.Though originally a large stockholder in the Grand Trunk, I am no longer a proprietor except for a few hundred pounds, and when 1 advocate the extension of the road from St.Thomas to Halifax or St.John New Brunswick, 1 do s0 solely on public grounds, and because I think Quebec greatly interested in establishing a direct communication with the Atlantic, and having a seaport in British territory which would be open al all seasons of the year.If we make this city the great entrepot that nature has intended her to be, we must have an outlet to the ocean, so as not to be a cul-de-sac.1 think the present a favorable time to urge this extension ; for if the Provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Canada cordially uuite, Halifax will be the terminus of the whole system of Canadian railway ; but if Nova Scotia keeps aloof, we must make St.John the terminating point.By, promptly shewing the great advantagesto be gained, I have no doubt the Impernal Government would contribute largely to this extension ; and ! for one will always consider the great expense of the Grand Trunk will one day be jeepardised, if Portland remain the only ocean terminus.This view concerns the whole Province, and, I trust, will not be lost sight of.War with the States would be a great calamity, but itis well to be prepared ; Lord Palmerston and the Ministry at home are quite of this opinion.I do nol see any reason why two nations so intimately connected by commerce and consanguinity should do one another all the damage they can, and plunge into a desperate strife ; nor do 1 think the main body of the American people care much for the Monroe Doctrine, the Central American question, or the enlistments.The nice balance of power between the North and the South is such, however, that a separation of the Union muy be one day at- templed, and that as in 1812, war will be sought as a desperate remedy to prevent intestine disorder.I allude to this, Mr.Mayor, because, in the first place, I think we should have, in case of war, an outlet to the ocean through British territory ; and, secondly, because all the members on the South Shore will join with those on the North, as well as on the Ottawa, in advocating a continuous highway by canal and railway from the great Lakes to the Atlantic.1 must apologise for taking up so much of the time of the meeting ; and l'oniy regret that many here present dissent from the views I now express.These views I honestly entertain, and having nothing but the good of the city at heart 1 have not hesitated frankly to state them.F.Evanturel, Esq.M.P.P., seconded by Charles Alleyn, Esq.M.P.P., then rose and proposed that it be resolved :\u2014 That every measure which has for its object to conduct the commerce of the west by the St.Lawrence and to advance the interests of the district of Ottawa, is sure tore- ceive the cordial support of the citizens of Quebec ; that n direct communication through rho valley of the Ottawa between Quebec and the Western Lakes would attain this double object, and thal it is proper immediately to take the necessary stepsto arrive at this end ; bnt that as some years may elapse before the most advantageous route may be nscertained through ihe upper Ottawx region, this meeting is of opinion that the North Shore Railroad should Le built forthwith as the one great link in \u201cthis great national work.Mn, EVANTUREL said it was but necessary to throw # glance at the chart (of which he pointed) to perceive thatthe natural passage from the far West to Quebec was by the Georgian Bay across the valley of the Ottawa.The Indians know this ; they had used it in preference to the present route.It is not now that we ought to pronounce an opinion on the mode in which Lower Canada should be brought into communication with Lake Huron.For Kis part, he should prefer a railway to a canal, but he was prepared to vote for the latter in his place in Parliament, rather than by his private preference for one over the other, risk the completion of a communication which would bring the produce of the \u2018West by the bestand readiest route \u2018to our doors.The question of the hour, the question for the consideration of the meeting was this\u2014Were they (the meeting) for or against the North Shore Railway?Quebec had already paid for public improvements which had benefilted other localities ; she now sought soraething for herself.* If the principle of communication by water were adopted, we might get a canal for the advantage of the people of Ottawa, but when we came to ask the people of that district to aid us in_ procuring our railroad, wo \u2014 uld their gonetosity inducethem to sibioribd furfls oO fo\u2019 forwatd &n entefprise in which {Hey Had lo gor any interest 7 If we accept.the Georgian Bay Canal as a boon to Quebeé, shill we ngbplèce it in the power of the Government to say\u2014 gentlemen, you asked us to make your connection with the Far West complete by water, adopting the -shorter route; we have done 80; we have given you: «thd Georgian Bay Canal, \u201cnd, what mbre do you/Want *- Have you not al- real angther canulj the: beautiful : St.\u201d Law- | rence?-#fhich was given you by natuid 7 The people of Montreal tob.would oppose Quebec to a man, if once the Canal were con- rer It wonld be sufficient for them that 1HÉY bad secured the shortest outlet.for \u2018the ] d expected to \u2018troublé themés A cotild not bé about \u2018the \u2018intéfests\u2019 of this \u2018city.No, {] Montrealers would forwiid their produce to the seaboard through the United States, and leave us deprived of the real advantages of this Canal.It was for the people of Quebec now to dedlare whether: they were for or aigst the Noith Shore Railway Land, those \u2018the amendmeht he had .fhoved were Acthig the pait of the \u201cenénties, to that project.Impunent Ferorten.(energetically) Mr.Mayor, I was present at the preliminary meeting and: mosf emphatically deny that Mr.Forsyth there stated that h & the Notth Shore Railroad.(avéhte je LE srvreL- TO LET.m WO FLATS \u2018in that wel) known Business Stand, adjoining Henry's oundry, Champlain Street, wéf yÆapt- ed for & Dry Goods, Grocers.or WatcIgalker\u2019s Shop.Enquire'on the premises.: BBS.Quebec, 17th Jany.18566.TO LET, HE HOUSE at MOUNT PLEASANT, with Stable, Coach- House, &ec., at present occupied by the Subscriber.Possession 1st May.Apply to J.H.Orn, Esq., or to « J.LOWNDES.Quebeo, 24th Jany.1856.HOUSE TOLET.From 1st.May next.Tus HQUSE occupied by the undersigned in BUADE STREET, rovided wih Gas ano Water Eigturcs Water Closets, Bath Room, do.& NRY S.SCOTT.Quebec, 12th Jany., 1856._ TOLET.From the 1st May next 2 Th: HOUSE No.54 PAUL SpA occupied for the last 10 yegfshs a Grocery Store.- LT ATS0\u2014\u2014 a 5 4 The \u2018bouse No.62 \u2018with Gas fixtures water &c.Apply to: : Pr : JAS.DINNING.Quebec, 16tb Jany.1856.u TOLET.THAT convenient and plesfantly situated HOUSE at UNI PLEASANT, for several years in the oJéppation of E.King, Esq., Post Office Deparim Apply to 4 ' \u201c\u201cH, J.NOAD & 00.Quebec, 15th January., 1856.TO L'ET ONE or TW6 HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE FARMS, together or separately about ONE HUNDRED, ACRES each, and not onu quarter of a mile distant from Markets, \u2014 Possession on or before the 1st next.Apply at thisofiee.=.Quebec, Janys 15th, 1856.ulaw FOR SALE OR TO LETHE FLOUR, SAW & CARDING MILLS at POINTE-AUX-TREMBLES, belonging to the Subscriber, from whom all necessary information may be obtained.GEORGE BISSEZ.Bisset\u2019s Foundry Quebec, 10th Jany.1856.Jim S.\u2014The Machinery fn tbe above Mills may be alféred fo suit olier purposes.TO LET« i Sanctioned b 1 ini d the bi King's Evil, .Orrior,+ARTHUR STREET, opposi of [the ancl ont the most distinguished of the aie Cancers, Eruptions A MARVELLOUS REMEDY! sion, wretchedness, thoughts of self-destrugtion, ora of tbé body, and, by restorin thelr irregular said to assu in satisf pra en: : EXCHANGE.| ] cal facuity ; it offers bo lhe alflicted a remed of th Bkin, Erysipelas, ; and many other complaints.It:is, moreover the action to health, correct, wherever Shey exist, such ih lit ir ua 8 action of claime\u2014and.i Quebec, 8th May, 1855.yi 7 EC EE best food for infants and invalids generally, asit| derangements as are the first causes of disease.own erality of the Eagle\u2019s settlements is-well na hu À HE : whose success lias in every iustance supported ils Ringworm or l'etters, Scald Resd, tim-[ An extensive trial.of their virtues, by Professors, never turns acid on the weakest stomach, Policies are insured either with or writhotit, .' deserved reputation.Being convenient and Rhoumatisu, Pains in the Bouss or 1 8 ; { dan- D.MACPHIE, ngreeable in ts nsc, \u2018experience has proved tbabp adieu Sacrels Soe es ers parts a henlihy relish for lunch and disner, end Physicians, sd Betlonts, hat Sieh SOCSS0 0 partioipation in.Profits; or Half.Cred re GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.Itrotains in every climate its desirable and truly Dincngon of the IChuneys, Direases aisiog from the restores the faculty of digestion, andmervousand | Sabstuntinted by persons of such oxalted position quired, for One Year, Seven Years, Whol Life, ft Orvice,\u20142, ST.JAMES STR valuable character.It is in the form of a paste, bs of Mercury, Loss of Appetite, Pala ln hefidesnd muscular energy to the most enfeehled.*™ | apdicharacter as to forbid the suspicion of untruth.Joint Lives, or payable on att aln ing the oi oe \u2019 .5 in tasteless, and does not impair the digestion.Jb pam oe mes, Bronenitis Wo eas BARRY, Du BARRY & CO., eic certificates are published in my American _all payable quarterly, half yearly or dhnaal Quebec, 51b May, 1855.} à Dropay, Jaundlce, CosiIveness, Bronebltis, Weakness of tho .a below d are pay q y, half yearly or annual - is prepared with Lhe greatest possible care, upon Chr gore lrost, Pulmonasy Affections, and allother 77, Regent-street, .London, Almanac, which the Agents elow named a Extract from whole life Vearly Rates sf R.MACFARLANE, has y well tested principles.To persons following the Diiseuses tending to produce Consumption, Liver Com- fand the following Agents :\u2014 pleaged-to furnish free to all inquiring.| Y \u2018 v p Pr » has removed to 4 £ ; 5 plulots, Female Irregularities and Compluints,Low Afinexed we give Directions for their use in the omium.Ann Street.sea, or going long voyuges, this preparation Spirits, Sick und Nervous Ueadache, Night 9 BA CANADA AND THE WEST«| complaints which they have been found to cure.WITH PROFITS.AGE.WITHOUT PROFIT.Quebec, 5th May, 1855.] ponsesser uatiticn a surpuseing any per mont Le or Im prudence In L de Lath cL A = Mont INDIES.Fon.Coarivanas.\u2014 Luke.one or two Pills or 116 2 .11011 | and portable in its form, speedy and eflicacionsin ; J ; ontreah\u2014Wn.Lyman & Co.7 Ce.} tity to gently move the bowels.Cos- 202.4 J.RANDALL & CO | its operation, uceesful both A the earliest and Bring and Summer Drink and General FOR A MARVELLOUS AGE! Quebec Messrs, Aon oo Jed Savaar & Ce pet hy quanti pequen y \u20ac : segraatine equse os 2a ce ! u 1 , worst stages of the severest diseases, whilst th à pl gative, itis - TYAN Pires; and \u2018th re of one complaint is the cure to PLUMBERS, PAINTERS D usuai and nauscous taste and un pensant odor of superior to Bue \"ok HOLLOWAY\u2019S OINTMENT.a on Tuan BRoTaens & 00.of both, No person can.feel well while under & 35108.2 50 Y c nd unp 0 Boa Congress Water, ingslon, Canada West\u2014E.W.PALMER.bit of body.Hence it should be, as it 217 1.211 12 : GLAZIERS, copabia is wholly avolded in this preparation.Balta, or Seidlirs | THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.|St John\u2019s, Newfoundlana\u2014T.McConnan, re hat oly yelinved: ene \u2019 366 .3 0 8 on Can: J JS eT ARRAN Wholesalo und Retail, by is à remerkabie fact oes song the hundreds of BY the aid of n wicroscope, we see willions of St John\u2019s, New Brunswick \u2014T.Wakes & Son.Fou\u2019 Y6PEFSIA, Which is sometimes the cause 516 6 .311 1.ST.AUGUSTIN & D\u2019AIGUILLON STREET OHN A.successor lo James Tar-| Hb Stile oh ave examiued the reeips by little openings ou the surface of our bodies Halifax, Nova Scotin\u2014Joun NayLoR, Esq.of Costivéness, and always uncomfortable, take mild 411 4.1.16 8 St.Joun\u2019s SuBUREs.Tat, 278 Greenvrich, corner of Warren, ree, which Bulls Sargopurills is prepared, not one bas.con Through these this Ointment, when rubbed on Sr John, Antigua\u2014WiLLiaM TaBOU & Co.doles \u2014 fom oie to four to stimulate-the stormach- 51011 ,.6 5 4 ~ =] i ir, hut t, i t - + .5 x \u2014 $ li i e: ay oil Quebec, 20th July, 1864.ly.gists in the United States British Provinces highest trims.\" Mens, phynichans expos themselves tbe skin, is carried to any organ or inward part.George, Grenada C.H.Buss.a en bas in, and sondbn of dyspepsia G1T 4.6.12 1 : 9 ; ai >., I5 in (hé belluf that it 19 decidedly the b Di f the Ki i the Li Barbadoes, KELL & INNIS.the heartburn, bodydtern, ; 818 7.8°8 4 a ; MRS.PARNELL West Indies and South America.Dion of Snsmajscilln tnt bus ever bean placed before Me affections of th dneys, disorders of.Cat the New Orleaus-\u2014F.Degoxoe, : will rapidly disappear.When it has gone, don\u2019t 11 82.10 17-11 + Ss, PJ , .THORNS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF COP- public.Although thers are meuy physlolnns who feels T, 8 of the Heart, Inflammation of Le Castries, St.Lucia\u2014Paus, Grrrann &C0., Bridge [OUFCt What owed you Morbid Inaction of th W.& W.0.HENDERSON;- TO STRAW & TUSCAN BONNET- KER BIA AND SARSAPARILL , reluctance to having their names appended to the recom- ungs, Asthmas, Coughs and Colds, are by its .?or a Four Sromaox, or Mor naction e +25 SES \u2018 ABIA AND SARSAP.A.possesses à few [Lon of nny particular remedy, notwithstanding means effectually cured, Every housewife knows Street, Bowels, which produces general depression the Agents in Canada, \u2014\u2014 advantages not cnjoyed by any other medicine they may approve of it In the highest degree there are that sait passes freely through bone or meat of Basseterre, St.Kitts\u2014Mn.T.C.CABLE.spirits and bad Foaltlss take, from four to eight Pills 5 Office Hunt's Wharf.i ANCY GPEN-WORK BONNETS, anc for the cure of sexual disenses ; and which must otha who frankly ylld their support In fuvor of a any thickness Thishealin Bointment far more Scarborough, Tobago\u2014 CHRONICLE OFFIOR.ot firat, and gmaller doses afterwards, until activity Quebec.4th-May, I854.a ai.PANAMA HATS cleaned, altered and Withan enlightened public, render it assuredly us A arian Bo Teh readily penetrates throu, hoon bone or fleshy NeW Amsterdam, Berhice\u2014GazerTE OFFICE.and strength is restored to the system.\u2014_\u2014 a trimmed.highly popular, anda disideratum long sought following from old and respectable physicians, of bigh part of ihe living b a B ; 3 h td J Dominica\u2014CozonisT Orrice.FoR'NERVOUSNESS, S10K HEADACHE, NAUSEA, CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.: 23% ST.JOHN STREET, (wiraovr.) for in the medical world.It needs no confiue- standiug In the community fa which (hey lire: Pb inward com ae?at not bee bed by | Kingston, Jamaica\u2014CoLoNTAL StaNparp, and Pain in the Stomach, Back, or Sign take from four | {VEE WORLD is astonished at the.wonderfu- Quebec, 22nd March, 1856.ment or change of diet.In itsapproved form,| TESTIMONTY.er ee AÉCannO.Ve réscnes 09 Jamasos DEsParcE OFFICE.2 ie ont dre faore ie nt y until \u20ac ey ] Cures performed by the CRAMP and PAIN.- : that of a paste, ii ia entirely tasteless, nud causes | Tenn he eit Maserati pro ERYSIPELAS, RHEUMATISM AND SCOR.St Flerre\u2014Aux Bonsaux pe 14 FRANOE OUTRE- go.Thèse Complaints will be swept out from the ILLER, prepared by CURTIS & PERKINS.15 ;.ho unp sensation to the patient.Dir.L.l.Yandel, Professor of Chemistry in the Louisville BUTIC HUMOURS MER.: Cn system.Dbn°t wear these and their kindred dis- equal has never been kpown for.remoying, : 5 ETNA pl nga es ae amo every Wal GE RESIS AIR wo cay hor dope 0m tor the ore ALS PP ne, ee 0 au ne | ne pen foe ; n examin approved composing John Bull's Compour ract of Bursa) 8, ; < R OF\u2019 .\" For SOROFULA, ERYSIPELAS, and a iseases 0 i : La mr EE ; Fire and Life Insurance Co.of Hartford, bwna sanction by ti unity of médicin, an 54 dar eut LA SEA | Some of ih Skin, whaterer Tor hey bey Russ Conmlate General, | 2e Si, Cake the Pile or and fequnt, %e ferme, bou choline fever, f C ut recommende: the most eminent th - { > y .+.; on 847.ki th open.e eruptions will gener- PE SALA A Pe y i Jomnecticut enr prepared By dB Thom Chemiat Lomug, noun es LP FANDELLIEE | Sorofale, or Exysipela, cannot long witistand he Consul General bas poex ordre i form S00 ous bein to mini and Mises, Mans sors (on ind grovel tn 8 { ; cn .' i .| over ; i :| dreadful ulcers and sores have been healed up by .; : St wonaer- a Fire Insurance Co.of Wall Bireet, Sam oe ee no oy frvise i was.Pres physi by ppoluiment soe Law| many pacts of ihe globe, visitiag (he principal Messrs.Barry, Du Barty & Co.that the Revalen: tho purging and purifying effect of these Pill snd ful Qures ever performed by sny medicine, die: if New York oe , evils Blurine Hospeal, says of be a oo, jas.hospitals, disponsing this Ointment, giving ad- © Arabica they had sent to His Majesty the some disgusting Siseases which seemed to saturate on circulars in the hands \u2018of Agents.You may A , ; ; I have examined the prescription for the preparation of vice ns to its application, and has thus been the Emperor, has, by imperial permission, been for- fhe whole system have completely yielded to their be positively sure of relief if you use it.Millions j HE UNDERSIGNED AGENT for.the The serious attention of the afflictell isTeapect- tohn Bulls Sateapasills, end 1 believe the combination to - means of restoring countless numbers to heplth.warded to the Minister of the Imperial Palace.influence, leaving the sufferer in perfect health.of botties ol this medicine have been sold in Now , ; : or fully invited to a trial of be lent one, and well calculuted to produce an .ia Fre i ; duty to society forbids that you \u2018 d i above woll-known Companies, continues DR, GROVER CORPS STANDARD FAMILY | eye imprenon on thomrtem, There red tbath SORE LEGS, SORE BREASTS, WRUNDS the re No.TY, of dyspepsia from the RIght Hon.| aa.paride.yourself around the world covered ogland he past six or eight yours.au À : ns on ure against LOSS D DAMAGE BY REMEDIES an he re te use ood think it the best AND ULCERS.siderable benefit from Du Barry's Revalents Ara- With pimples, blotches, ulteeg, sores, and all or any KIN 7 Cr e sure and call for CURTIS & PER- nd TRE, at moderate Rates From um Dr.Coe\u2019s Liguid Harniattan is guaranteed to \u201cM.PFLES, M.D., Some of the most sofentifi surgeons nÿwNely bica Food, and consider it due to yourselves and OF the aioe of gin, because your ing is name sad base imitations Poe ya i \u2018 \" x (Bo 8 Resident Physician Louisviligdfarine Hospital solely ob the ase of this wonderful Ofntmènt, 4; : = D JOUR YE! system wants cleansing.Am A 0 | 185 004, pi: i AGENT, St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf, be the most efficient external application extant, i ses | the public to authorise the publication.of these \u201cTg pyripy THE BLdoD, they are the best medi- 374 cents per botile, according tdsize.3 Quebec, 18th May, 1854.ar for the certain cure of Ulcers or Fever, Sores, .Loupon, Er, ApdiSäth, 1850.when paving to cops with the worst cases of sores, Jing, STUART DE DEOTER.\u201d.| cine ever discovered.They should be taken freely ?\u2018ALSO FOR pe - i 5 .! Abscesses, including Psons and Lumbar, Felons, ,, Sim\u2014Permitmeto addressto you « fawlines, End dome TOUTE» De glandular swellings, and a | Cure No.49,882.\u2014< Fifty years\u2019 indescribable | and frequently, and the impurities which sow the THOSE PURE WILD CHER: TTERS, : : Le onemton oc (IY tories aor a olloway Las dispatehed £0] qgony from dyspepsia, nervousness, asthma, seeds of incurable diseases will be swept out of the for the cure of Bilious and Jaundice complRldts, a 1.; Biles, Carbuncles, Fistula, Piles, Wounds, Ulcer- i ! BOT : ! = ) 1F E A 5 SU RA NC 2 © inated and Syphillitic, Sore-throat, Chancres, Bu- oF no gratui of Feo ran Modial University; 1 the Best, laxge shipments of this Omiment, to cough, constipation, flatulency, spasms, sickmess system like chaff before the wind By ou Proper and general debility.They quicken \u2018the blobd | i : ; ; L , 3 1 ; Pres od- =.- : Î ) impossible to enumerate all the advaii- || boes, Aguc in the breast, and every variely of have Practiced medictas iu chis wilderuess enter aient cure any ulcer, glandular swelling, stiffness or * the stomach and vomiting, bave been removed the remarkable whish they aie making every and give Naw LiFe and energy to the WHOLE BrS- es which are derivable from the \u2018assu- |\u2019 external infinmmation.five yrarm, put omiouto exposure easton \u2018about sit 4 ane by Du Barry\u2019s excellent food.; gy ; rance of life, in an advertisement.Protection for | WARHANTED TO ARREST MORTIFICATION, When Te pong.exianated buy Sill Iu the treat: og rection of the joints, even of 20 years\u2019 stand- 2115 exce CUT MamricJo where.| CoüzzarvT, JaunDics, and al} Bitious rex P pr ok contain Ein Bottles, Now the widow, the orphan, then aged and infirm, se- arising from Burns, Wounds, and other external mentef my suum un Seriting ve Janis, | wan, nei PILES AND FISTULAS.os ortham Ling, near-Diss, Nogolk\"\" | Aféetions arise from some derangement \u2014sither | York, wholesale agents for all the above medi-.curity that mortgaged property shall not he conditions, and to prevent it when used in time.oof accordingly purchased n bottla of sour medicine from These and other similar distressi taints Cure No.47,121.\u2018 Miss Elizabeth Jacobs, of {torpidity, congestion, or obstructions of the Liver.\u2019 cines, K wreaicd from the family of the mortgagor athis| Also warranted to cheok Felons and prevent your ayent, Re George 1.Brown, uboub two weeks ago, be effectuall à if th essing Complaints -Nazing Vicarage, Walthameross, Herts : a.cure {Torpidity and congestion vitiate the bile and render Sold also b ; decense\u2014provision for the education of children, suppuration when applied before matter has com.sud {must confess thatone bottle hasentirely oured ute.can he effectually cured if the Ointment be well of extreme nervousness, indigestion, gatherings, 1t unfit for digestion This is disastrous to the © x g 0 ; 2 : : 1t fs my opinion, that your preparation of Saranparilla rubbed in over the parts affected, and by \u2018other- nt : > Bus 870 \u2018health, and the constitution is frequently under- ; JOH.MUSSON, & Co., and nd for the commencemet of young men in busi- menced forming.Used early in cases of pune- |; decldodiy sapertor to noy othor preparation now fu use, wise following the printed directions around éach low spirits, and nervous fancies.ined by other cause.Indigestion is the symp- JOSEPH BOWLE! ° Quebec ness are among the most important ofthe ndvan- tured wounds from nails, pitchforks, &c., il] and I will take great pleasure in recommending it to the =o me Sa Cure No.48,314.\u2014¢ Miss Elizabeth Yeoman, on Chstruetion of the duct which empties tho by Agéiits throughout Canada, Cee Amo .he \u2019 ; pot.oan Le.\u2014« Mie tages which it secures ; and while there are few prevents all symptoms of Tetanus or Locked-jaw eiBicted as belo Dre sir te will advise the Bos he Ointment and Pills should be used.in Cétencre, near Liverpool : a cure of ten years| \u2018Lile into the stomach causes the bile to overflow byaïciuns to : Â Cl 1 1 - .: .physic dyspepsia and all the horrors of nervous irritab linto tho blood.This produces Jaundice, with a BRITISH PER IOD IC 8: individuals to whom it would not be beneficialin and removes them when arising from want of its y .B.D._ i : some wa or other, there are Yer few who sould timely application.Tori B Ja Lo Bad Legs que following cases Sore-throats 5 No.3,906\u2014Thirt ih.indi long and dangerous train of pill, Costiveness, or not avail themselves of It, without any serious .COR?1- OUISVILLE, July 13th, Bad Breasts|Chilblatas Gout Skin-diseases : VUre No.3,906.\u20141hirteen years cou, ndi- [alternately costiveness an jartheea, prevails.= Ca sit» inconvenience to themselves, if they felt so dis- oF.COS ANT Noro ALTERATIVE Be Ee he I eT havo ny honvution 1p Euros |Chapped handsGlandular Swell Scurvy **| gestion and general debility ère been Somgved.Feyerish symptoms, lsnguor, low spirits, weariness, EARLY COPIES; SECURED,\" osed.A pleasant, gafe and efficient remedy for th using that it js à aufe oud valuable compound.1 would rors Cora (Soft) Liban (ings Sora-hande by, Du Barry\u2019 excellent Revalenta Arabica Food.restlessness, and melancholy, witl - mctimes In- pa 1 Moderate in expenditure, the facility wih which radion! cure Cr Rheumation prune = a LET prefer it to any article now in use, for the diseases arising \u2018chetocs &lContracted andlRheumatiom lee ; Athol-street, Perth.James.PORTER, (ability to sleep, Îe severe pain in fhe side ; \u2018the skin LEONARD SCOTT & CO: money may be inveated at bigh rates of intorest, bon, Berofuls, Gonnorrhæs.Sycniliia Merny | ee recommend.It to my nds tba, Band.Flies! Stiff Joints |Scalda Wounds Pracricar.ExPemissce.of Dr.GRiEs, iy Con- \u2018and the white o£ the eyes become a greenish yellow ; © NEW YORK, \u2018 and the certainty that it may be invested in this affestions Ulceration of the Wane a and B pin powerful Extract, and one that 1 belisve will cure all Couo-bay |Elepliantinsis [Sore Nipples Yaws , : SUMPTION.10 ithe stomach acid; the bowels sore to the touch; continue to re-publish th Ë lo es country for many years to come, at remygerative and all diseases avising from & vi J ted co dition ciueses of dissases, for which It Is recommended, if used Sold at the Establishments of Proressor Hor-| Lo .Magdeburg, 16th Sept.1853.| the whole system irritable, with a tendency to fever, Bp dio e following Britis rates of interest, have enabled the of the blood and ie udition according to directions! ! eS oli bee LOWAY, 244, Strand, (near Temple Bar,) London, | My wife, having suffred for years from a pul- | which may turn to bilious fever, bilious colic, bilious eriodioals, viz.: oo CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMP is ; whether In the most violent snd protracted cases of 80d 80, Maiden Lane, New York, also by 811 res monary complaint, became so ill at the'begiüning _; diarrhœa, dysentery, &c.A medium dose of three , L.8 to render life assurance, in all its romifigations, a DR.COE'S FAMILY VEGETABLE PILLS.Syphilis, accompanied with Nodes Trophe, lu caries of the peciable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines of this year, that I looked daily for her dissolu- ; or four Pills taken at night, followed by two or three Tak LoNDON QUARTERLY (Conseryative.) - less costly undertaking than it formerly was, Toe bestand safest Osthartic Pills for popular vones, vhothertought not tosucreedavers othorremeds.throughout the civilized world, and in all parts Lion.The remedies which hitherto had relieved } in the mornin rand repeated à fou d ed to suffi pra Be while its focal management enables the Board to \u201cse ever offered to the public.; Monorary member of ths Medical Boclsty, Philadeiphia OT Cauada, at the following prices :\u20141s.3d.; 3s.her remained now without effect, and the ulcera- | t when you oan ture them for 35 cents Ten Epveores RRVIEW (Whig).undertake Bt equitable rates, the assurance \u2018ofany For the cure of Sick Head-ache, Dyspepsia, : \u2014 3d.; and 6s.sterling, each Pot.tions of the lungs and night gweats debilitated | Ryeomariox, Gour, and all Inflammatory Fe: ir Norrà Biirrian É 3, sen nes ses.contingency in which the value of one or more Donstipation, functional derangements of the a foonon, bapp, 0 B snl Jaw 28 There is n considerable saving by taking her fearfully.It was in this, évidently the last : vers are rapidly cured by the purifying effects of Ter Norra Biirriem Review (Free Chigrch), °° lives enters, however complicated or unusual it | Liver, Spleen and other viscera, they stand un-| $a 0p of eee veing Jobn Bulls Seriaparills, in a great thE larger sizes.and hopeless stage of pulmonary consumption, ; these Pills upon the blood and the stimulus which ; CL 4 : ee may seem.rivalled.These are not crude and untried re- variety of chronlo diseases, with the most bappy effects, N.B.\u2014Directions for the guidance of patients in When every medicine remained powerless in ven, | | they afford to the vital principle of Life.For these Tae Wesrsanster REVIEW (Liberal).* The ages at which the \u201c Canada\u201d will grant medies, experimentally placed hefore the public, and I have no hesitation in recommondiog le to fhe publie every disorder are affixed to sach Pot, afferding temporary relief\u2014that I was inducbd:by | | end all kindred complaints they should be taken in ,Î 6, + veo sasurances, range from 16 to 60, and:they will bat they have stood the test of years.The pro- pid the cure of sorofuls, ay phils und al} cutaneous so 20th Dec.1855.a medical brother from Hanover, who makes A | mild doses, to move the bowels gently, but freely.à PrAckwvoon s EpINBuRGH pata (or).CH assure ns high ns £2000, or ag low 69 £26 on a pr etor is a prac sing Physician, and they are 300000 \"ky, Aprils, 1819.WM.STAPP, BL D.THE SECRET INF monary consumption his special study, and treats.| Aap NS PE can bem moe plessant to A present state of EUROPEAN AFFAIRS single life.Re Ihe same ree es he relics upon to sustain his B.W.SEHON Tov.E.STEVENSON i SECR IRMITIES OF it with Du Barry\u2019s Revalenta Arabica, to try this ; bog tatuty none has boen made more effectual #6 A; will render these publications nonsually in- Life assurance offers the best and safest invest- emf ea reputation as a competent and suc-| Bev.E.W.; ei NSON.YGUTH AND MATURITY.strengthening and restorative food, and I am.|' the purpose for which a dinner pill is employed.oar om Eds grenade 7 the hast ; I 5 im i ; y \u2014Rev.E, W.Sebon ja widely and generall J : oe 8 ment for small savings, thus two pencea\u2019 dey guerdian of the public health.The Her a oquont and accomplished partor of the dl.Just Published, price One Shilling Stg.happy to be able to exyress my astonishment at written news-items, crude speculations, and fly + = a fl ee es emi 9 od .y : old mattan has stood the test of 50 years, the original 8 : i ect ife i i i ; Brough the mo fo ot a Candas £188 4s formula having been obtained from \u2018the Indiens | of he moe end 1a lou mémo ét fn ERVOUS DÉBILITY, its Causes, Symp- state.of health où ever she vas, atfendine to her \u2018DR.J.C.AYER & CO, ing rumors of the daily Journal, \u2018nnd.the pon 2d.at death ; frém the age of 80, £161 10s.or 0 BR sucestor of the present proprietor, who has tuckz Conference could boust of or many Jeten, and at toms, and Cure : an Essay on Seminal household affairs and quite happy.It is with PY8ctiosl and Analytical Chemists, fous Tome of the fiture historian, written se from the age of 35, £131 Ga ; aud so où in pro- lmproved aud brought it to its present degree of hin timo la Bling the high snd responsiblestatlon of gent Weakness, with Practical Observations on a safe, pleasure and the most sincere, gratitude to.God |! LOWELL, MASS., the living interest and \u2018excitement of fhe great portion to the extent of the savings, and the age Perfection.A Cn 20e Lousvrus May 200h, 1849.SPeedy, and.successful mode of treatment of the | for the restoration of my wife, that 1 falfl my |: AND SOLD BY politieäl events of the time shall have passed of the saver.AE The Syrup and Pills originated \"with himself, Wo hive used John Bull's Sarsaaparilla, and have knows Diseage of the Generative System, by detectin duty of making the extraoräina efficacy of Di || : D away.It is\u2019to these Periodicals\u201d thnt Tends Prospectuses, Forms of Proposs], and all.par- and during 12 years\u2019 extensive practice, thou.2 te Us used, with entire et that jt is o sats ang the real cause and effect of every.variety of Barrÿ's Revalenta, in so earl] a ph plaint, fl JOSEPH BOWLES, and \u2018must look for the only really intélligible arid\u2018rés .ecluses, 2, ; 2010 8% sands have had cause to feel grateful for their Testis medicel rom i Complaiët, whether arising from solitary habits .! it compiaing, 1.- + JOHN MUSSON & Co, .liable history of current events, atid \u20184s sich:'ia joulars relating to the assurance of life, may be gr or their! raluable medicat compound, and caloulated to produce orne » known ; and to recommend it to all other suf | | uebec ao Ou ents, afid 88 siich;'in obtained at the office of the undersigned.efficacy.5 7 much good end relieve much aflring; and therefore © , , or climate.To which are ferers.GrmEs, D.M.|; a Iv the he © jpddition to their well-established literiiry, séien.H.W.WELCH For wounds and sores on horses, the world is] mould cheerfully ond most earnestly sEseeiihy sto the added, Commentaries on the Physiology of Mar- CERTIFIOATE FROM DF.GATMEER, i Also, by Druggisté generally throughout Ca |'tific and theological character, we urge 'them .+ Agent.challenged to produce anything equal to the © (Signed) E.STEVENSON.riage.ih preca tionary, hints on the evils BS Zarich, 3 September, 1853 a pe a Aug + T85 upon Fe considération of the reading publie: : A armattan, CC \u2014 emanating from rical- practice, and the tad ; tai pe |.23rd August, 1854.a ngements.are now, ; ê Agsnez Ganode Life Asmarshge 00, | = | For fu directions and explsnations, ses pam-| Wo sre ano i artes are ula th dangerous remedies sdvoeated by various vritrs a complains whisk ben Wibopte este hiptiag || mm fof the receipt of BARLY SHEBTS from the \u2014 - = ee \u2014 Blots Peso anyine the medicines, Bull's sgont, and get 8 copy of Bull's Family Joana 0B these important disorders.remedies\u2014viz.: CANCER OF THE STOMACH &ud 11] BRITANNIA \u201cBritish Publishers, LA Thich.we are enabled to G.W.STO \\ Es JOHN A.TARRANT, Sole Agent, ORATIS; and for the sake of humanity, we Lope thal = By SAMUEL LA\u2019MERT, M.D.am hap nw wi = i place, ALL OUR RINTS.in the hands of G.W.STON, 278 Greenwich St., cor, Warren, single individust will not Le found unwiling to ge Bully 31.Bedford Square, London.This appy fo say, with the most successful yesuls, | MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION subcribers, about, as soon \"ag thie} can be fürmoh.Lee NEW YORK, Secssperiins moist, after reading, and recolloctingoat ie otrionlated Member of the University, of Bain nearer remedy has the effect, not.only, of |.MUL + ed with the foreign copies, Alfioïgh this ip.same tin p p h ty arresting the vomiting, which is so fearfully ;dis- | El op] ' AND Aug 21st, 1865.son the tenth pari of the number of cortifcates of astounding || bukel, Honorary Member of the London fressing.in cancer to the stomach, bub oo of | -\u2014 volves a very large outlay on out Part, we.shih ONCHITIS ELIXIR.carn peformed Ly I ee Baipes un, © \u2018Hospital Medical Society, Licentiate restoring perfect digestion and assimilation.The | TABLE\u2014With participation in profits continue to fornish-the Perioädichls at\" the same - BR : would \u201cdan.IF , ! from well kuown and distinguished individuals, both in |\u2019 \\ of Apothecaries Hall, Lon- same satisfactory Féuence of this excellent re- || - ri .ow rates as heretofore, viz :\u2014 PR enn of Poe publi and private life, ba been porc overmhalsthg.ne cage dial don, Bon &o.dise L medy 1 have found in all complaints of the di.| after FIVE yearly payments.For a tho fe Revi \"Per aon.; - .3 \u2014 ntial object of 8 treatise is to point .: or any one of the four ews, 3:00 Raed os ABs obs Tort ag |p Ereorpat, prarous, ne, es out te es se nn ei font Eis crane beso pore etwral nt || \u2014\u2014 ere FR SAA NR Lungs, and begs of those who are undecided - - THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE No.1 Fifth-street, Loulaville, Ky.tain habits, irregularities, and excesses, which lic bff many years standin, I look upon thi |pomoeRSTRwd=le For any three of the four Reviews 6°00 what to select, from the numerous medicines ad SIR ASTLEY COOPER\u2019 J VE CRIE 2 have uced more misery in Youth, degrads- dalicious Food as the prs cellent restorative £ For all four of the Reviews, 800 rie ee Pepe ep TD Ta ©, BOON 800, | Beh af pant | ose De crane\u201d |rrmmemememmenn[tz| Ex Belrotiliie, 28 à ay 2AV00E GORE ! - A= = CT ants Na \u2019 ni ! Lan cer er C.0 \u2019 7 oth, ! \u2014 \u2014 ES B Sto ndntitairi a Que a?LEE thy will no longer hentai what, to fée them: BILIOUS PI T ANTI- Gbnes, 21H45 Tate Agent.disease now io\u201d modern.pathologists.Its| For the last ten youn.1 uve Boon radon |JSHESRSOronnwes ÈS For Blackwood and the fonr Reviews, 10,00 selves, or recommen: ers.: 4 \u2019 _May, 1800, |.peru i : : : J Len; SUBÉNINE E| es Cm - E or \" LL Smet, Loe dh BILIOUS PILLS, nn} EER oop TT remedy ever discovered for the various affections | , -, FOR THE.CURE OP noo dition, and who are congoious of having hazard- of.an incsedible amounts of medion swellows IE or aboye prices will be ullowed 15° CLAY order] of the Throat and Lungs; it .willl immedisitely Bitious Disorders, Liver Complaint, Indigestion ed the health, happiness, and priviléges to, which reliéf, han te 05 medicine OU La pe pa arr pra rs ot 1k ot four\u2019 of more ¢opies of ay obe\u2019 or mor\" bf the relieve the most- violent Couglf,-and in a few or Dyspepsia, Habitual Costiveness, Sick every hylan'beifig is entitled, h FL ow éxjoyits better nemo DWI GG WEI IO BOP ho vous 1 a panier ofBlas ss 3 2.GY .or of one-Review, e sent to one- esbifor \u2018urnes g He X-N¥H ry = = 2 2 mn hours completely cute the most severe Cold.As| Headache, Giddiness, Heartburn, Fa- SEUTIEN I,\u2014Analomy and Physiol ; \u201cthan 1 ha, 9 td a preventative arid Cure for Consumiption, it bas tulency, Loss of Appetite, Trias Generative Organs.y Fad Physiology the than I have had for many years past, ; loonZrsèuZaZuoa ti $9 ; four copies of the four Reviëws and\u201c Bléck- vo equal.It is purely\u2019 Vegetable; contains no bility, Nervousness, Languar, Secrion IlL.\u2014Posenry\u2014Mangoon\u2014TheMMorale!.Devon Cottage.S.Newton.} fe a VS 2 wood for $30 ; and so on.\u2019 ou poisonous ingradients, fs guité agrècable fd'lhe x.1.Lethargy, Low Spirits.of Geneta tive.Physiology, dnd True and False .évon Vostage, Bromley, Middlésex, ; pie à L« Li MI Bl : EOSTAGE, su, i taste, and ma be given.with perfect safety to |.J AE, dist guis od patronage with {ivhich .) Morélity.ar vie Le pages oo |i GesrLEMEN\u2014The lady for whom L, 1640.à SSSSOSGLOBSOSH Jo 'E.Canadian Mail ;Subsoribers supplied.free of most de child.The numerods tés Au these -sterliñg PILLS have loüg been Hon- pipe Ape SéomoN II TaxPürdiotôdr or Marnraos |\u2018 i J [ppm rem a a ni, |§ Oi] United States postage: {su bt .iii ins nials recékved almost daily from thuss who.have {bejbeneficial effects which have constantly - , Aptitude and inaphitude for Wedded Happi- Jou 1004 is_ six months advanced in pregnancy, [Bi Wd oy Roto 0 i =i | 2.2 1° ntl al catlonsshonld always been cured by it, fully justify the assertion, that resulted rom their use, the purity of the in FOR .CONSUMPTION vo enn PHA ie \u201con Generative Capa- and was suffering severely from indigestion, || poonceounrFonva ES] FO 3b addressed, poat paid, {6 A radi no Hah phone | be without big medicine > pr diesta which cuter | futo er composition, thei .À 2: +, ALERE BARLY STAGES, hinè city.v.CL on ote vine ent dal Où Dessus : FIST 5 ni om Rd à ce.: to- ren- who -have\u2014 and p m oi Aoi ÿ ct a GTI \u2014S : .- ; y+ hg ax t deal of hea = = > K g : | agai R 2 S10 an IML = Whooping Cough er/Croup, \u2018and- they will alle.great snd increasing demand for thems fem vere Cong] ds, Croup, Ast may bility Ths History, ang.uses.Tho Misasier of 30d being constantly opliged to liave reco se to étissntes SEERE g g 2 Hokey cian it dete i\u201d - \u201cPo Yate at once the sufferings of thelr little-ones ; quarter of the globe, prove at once their rape- ] PLANT, &c.&c, Imprudence.The Vides of Schools, physic or the endmn, \u2018an bometisies jo ) - aa \\ 2 1 ET no NARD S0OTT & oo, *» .\u2018Ibrillat the same time parify\"the blood, and \u2018| liority over all almilar preparations is Earope or , AA RAKA \u2014 ÉROPION V.\u2014Srarrous or Srhrmaronteœa gnû LT LApPy to inforin you thât y0if fo PES ed ein 00 0:00 \u20ac0 00.00 ood to ta] ÉD.8 gl 154 Gbld Street; New York: complételÿ bagel all bumots: from\u201dthe system.America.Prepared from the original recipe of ! \u201c ORRTIFICATES, : Impotence, NooturnéltDiscliarges; &e., Tnfluehcé immedigse relief.She has nevel been sick since, | | FF\" Wes cod ove 8.21 N,B.\u2014L.8.& Oo.linvb recently publislied Oall for @.W.Stone's Cough liter, and see the distinguished cian and the late £ Vales from'the Buffalo Chrlflan Ad vocate.:of Spermatorrhœn ét:the Mental Facultièé bad put little heartburn, and the -fdubtions ité [oy GIR PE worm SB BE 5 5)l and.have: sow.for: Sale, the * FARM BRS that bis nome, and Cough Eifrir, with tho oes Bm LEY.COOPER.> James Ichnston bas vented à medisios called \u201cCens.SEOHON IV.\u2014Cavses AND RéFEGYS oF Sritar;| MOretregular, de.Ca Pt fr SEE 6 ig GE $ E {GUIDE hy Héfiry Stephens, of Edinburgh and \u2018Boston, Masa,, ave blowa {pou tit Bottle /\u2018#lso ; IMPORTANT *CAUTIANS = et od cyine te com D , Connection between thie Mental and | poo one at erty to publish this letter, if you EU E ithe.late Prof.Norton, of Yale, Gollege ; New pt So a Seal, with his neme*tipon \u2018thé \u201ctok, \u2018without - Ino nsequnet of the great d o ms ral Generative Organs, Seti(nal Wenkness.Impo- nk it ill tend to the benefit of other sufferers.; = g Gil Haven, complete n 2 vols, royal, ooba¥o; obn- EE 1 .yt Veoh std > v > these LL \u2014 : - - _ 0 3 \u2014 + * | + vas WLI VY 2008 ; .i.Tha Rl?SRE roma io | Mes Pi hr vo na a on re Pa ee VE py | Dn Wom femal 20 (SEE CSS SEE SO 0g ia SE Blinover Street, Bot, Mass AM-EYMAN Both in Oannde and the: U Rates ar | Ju Reaver ai Gaim of bane.Lbs.| x238, by Urinary or, Miscoscople Examination, auf \u2018iii dnd ple hl 3th Jl, TES.(MONO STONE STE owl \u201c2 This work Is not.the old © Book of the 00.St Panl Street; AL A AN N43 ander to sours dhe pinblio for the fatare from all Foon ilu, ores Ee puede | LE one for Bote on, sai Diy 18 of Mie most i Mh dud me Thivih- one he ; © ® BE Ê & Fite, iately p suseitated aid tHAGRH apôn the Les an East ; price 50 cents per Vôttle, er of counteffeits, the proprietors .ul gimerC ily recommend tt Al tre et.0 Barer xamination, CAL Jr dies, and, supersedes, in many.cases, all kinds of TE Oo market, | ann fds St IE tito « ) fw oh to be engraved, at great ex, ces oes 60 sony M pobré.TOM cons Qure.Lo ooo ines.\" Bart at o Ë O| orihDee.lass.i Co & w a : Dghly fnished label, \u2018which is placed on the ont ov Ba hoteles Seer to gn x medline 5 Parti A lant g Ê 5 = 4 : TTT TOV ANY ; 4 MESMERIE NERVERESTORATIVE | bosand où vélos Is eagraves te pre seb EAE da.ve port endo and april Speci, the A pista, afectlons of the idneys und badder, su 188 2 THE QUEBJ CGAZETIE B® : vtr in » | 'Iate Sir Astley Cooper, lrom the celebrated Est LONG AND © br > Mode of Treatment, Cases aud Illustrations.rd : i, Anflammat on aid 83 & ig).159 PUBLISHED THREE TIMES.A WEEE 7e Fen Lal ILE A | Here Y y 1X01 the cele! d paint.ND JOLNE now fa | étamp of the hire \u2018crhmp of Midn 4 .PoE Bay THUR DAYS pre | ÆR.STONE- oid; go nformy the public ing By Lévrenee, with the words, \u201cBm Astray ® ve vaod ft found ito fmmed Itie absolutely necessary that all men should 3 ps refhis, ip of kidneyn atid i B NGESDAY,S, THURSDAYS ¢ ie a oe injormy : | Cooper's\u2019 Arzrim Bite s ow, inal case & know that there ate priiciylen of personal man.PISCCEL, stricturehand hemorthoids.This really || 1 AEE CC SATORDA YSusir: Je Me En BEREESEEIR eon RE Bn St Se ta 38d avd inoiueen, BC - aid America, du .past aix + , rotection, ro [ 1 \u2014 : \u201c I so 8 \u201cwlien om mas \"> nAvaiita NN ER LAS SA and | $Y wes Ea M tous wa .; pin à : + ion 4 America, during he past six yearn fo fi wile o th ai datas ré de orages ue ne au rs pit ceed Vie Deydiy of Jpemsiionte pajmonnes cGnplaas, phes¥iétaiar od pan se CT ok 5 .8 Residing: within the Bante of Quebtc;-and \u2018a Ke fment of x Frour afeotions havaadorded him \u2018box ; without these are tre étend Sot mitigated, how the ating of their bitterness may bronchial consumption, in.whieh it\u201d coudterasts |}: WEHwsaSEes|88 i [if oo having his place of business at! = A stoplb 0 ty tomake himself thoroughly | ure epurious ¢tit sn'idiposition, nu ter Mes be removed, and how thé evil and its con: .efectually, the tronbleséme congh; and I am ||m we iiiidld aise (ER) if [Nos 27; SAvrr-avsMarstor Stssh, x D EE | \u201cHAGPRALE 8 00, 30 Proper, | bibl fe ont Sih UNRATE, Se Bi [SeSuscundsmann FFE SEA Drm Sone a ) Alf Clhcover- Some remedy which\u2019 7 AUS à MIDI IS | on that Du Barry\u2019s Revalenta Atdbics is ad EE ta : IE args a Lo Suis à PTS any degree of cal infirmi ca apt dise a ; ati tna Sere\u201d ie x int ape iluro gelé al Gans, 80 cei 4a $1 05 CR tonal derssécient te ries the tute wid of ofl the cue oF ipen bol complot an sounaoesesewos IE 2 mms iowa slop perio pane BY CT Ss Ean 4 ,) with.160! for : science can D Wy XN : I! = A ?N ; > ou! st Y tt a Lu fret ait Ol socefaphiabing ue the iiance of # iairensal| 100 Fallon St, NX; Bobiefin, Dror & Ce iod Jr Paiots lib a or England can be PHIGES \u201cFOOD IN NOY SILA! 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