The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 26 janvier 1859, mercredi 26 janvier 1859

[" ;- | \u201cELNAKAYVA ATHJLUVAS HO CR TUVIX ZIVE \u201cJvoNNY KI HAIT JC KNZL X1OHA ZHL HOZ OOIF JC HONVUASSY NV 04 CHYINÏIE QNUIIKEUS N, Quen, ; À 18 advan- he ussu- tection for iunrm, se 1 not 1s Lor ut big f'ebildrou, ch in busi.he udvan- re are few nelicial in who conld ry erious elt #0 dis.with waica f interest, ted in this puuerative MPANY i ications, a erly wus Mc Board to pee of nny 2 or mora unusual it Will gran will on a fest inves.nce a day fle to yicd T L180 18 11 16s.; or on in pros nd the ag md ail par fe, mar Le éd.SLCF Agent, Le + &e.esh Teas and Jae 5 8 i + ed, i pdy, eel, ons, x , jars, Col fuelard, ie puces, nt Spera, hn and Sik egar AL & W's & Powdet r ndo Sony L cach, ay ERSON.Er ETT SON, HILL ofore {wo ation \u2014in ; or til 28, Gd.tor , and 71d fines and 10d each [8 and up- ul per M8 À dverlis- pos 16 BB this Establis ME low.BE tn 25 x 22.f 50 1 ES pa ES No.8820.] 55 \"all and Winter Clothing.[ QUEBEC EMPORIUM OF FASHION CENTLEMENS OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT, No, 50, St, John gleret, (OPPOSITE ST.URSULE STREET.) sSWEATMAN has received, per last TH a portion of his Stock for the nauin ; season, which has been seleeted for him fu the Énslish markets.The stock of WEST OF ENGLAND WOOL DYED, BLACK CLOTS and DOBSKINS, will be found worthy of notice.*cpocied per next Steamers :\u2014 His FULL AS- Expert of VESTINGS and TROUSERS ENT \" a eo.ah assortment of SCOTCIT KER- SEYS aud IRISH FREIZE for Gentlemens\u2019 Top ; Cot W.S.would respectfully inform his kind Crops and the public generally, particularly ; pa ilies.that they will do well to visit hment before purchasing elsewhere, as everything will be made up in the best man- Ë nur, of the latest Fashions.und, he believes, will i br found the CHEAPEST ESTABLISIIMENT in Ë the city, quality being the test of cheapness, SPECIMEN OF PRICES, (FUR CASI.) EA Suit of Superiine West ol England Wool É pryel Black Cloth, and Cassimzre for Trousers, É ut 15s.0d.él Boy's Clothing will be found exceedingly WM.SWEATMAN.Quebsc, Sept.17, 1858.WY INDOW GLASS.900 Boxes assorted sizes, from 16 x 11 up And daily expected : 400 HIf.-buxcs 73 u 64, and 8} x 71.For sule by JOHN PATERSON.Sept.17.1838.NEW FALL MANTLES AND | Children's Cloth Jackets § Capes.| TUST epened, in GREAT VARIETY, the oe) latest LONDON and PARIS SILAPES, VERY CHEAP FOR CASH.\u2014 ALSO, \u2014 5 Cases FANCY DRESSES of the Newest Styles for Fall 1858.WM.LAIRD & CO.Quebec, Sept.27, 1858.Bright Syrups.150 Pico SRU BRIGHT PORTO 1 )UE rico syruP, 50 Puucheons Barbadoes SYRUP, 100 Puncheons Mussovado MOLASSES, 50 hd.Bright Perto Rico SUGAR.For sale by LANE, GIBB ¥ CO.Quebee, Oct.11, 1858.Now Landing : HDS.Prime Bnght SUGAR, 50 Puns.Purto Rico SYRUP, 50 Paucheons MUSCOVADO MOLASSES.For sale by LANE, GIBB & CO.Quebec, Nov.3, 1858.DRY GOODS! WILLIAM LAIRD & CO., FABRIQUE STREET.5 per Cent.Discount for Cash! ! y +> have now OPENED over 100 PACK- AGS of NEW FALL DRY GOODS, purchased FOR CASH, direct frour the manufac- tavers in the pest MARKETS IN Etrore, The Stock will be found to comprise a general ASSORTMENT of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, suitable for the season.MONEY BEING SCARCE, We will allow, on all CASH PURCHASES amounting tu 10s.nnd upwards, a Discount of 5 per Cent! WM.LAIRD & CO., Fabrique and Hope Streets.BQucbee, Oct.11, 1858.10 Barrels.For sale by [3] 30 BE.& W.POSTUN & CO._ Lewer down, Nov.26, 1858.WHISKEY.TJ1HE BEST MONTREAL WHISKEY, in Puncheous, Hhds.and Barrels.For sale by E.& W.POSTON & CO.Quebee, Dec.15, 1858, Carbonate of Soda.EGS, and PORT AND MADEIRA WINES, UPERIOR PORT WINE, in Qr-casks and Octaves, of various brands.-\u2014\u2014\u2014 ALSO, \u2014\u2014\u2014 50 Doz.Rich tlavoured OW Port, 50 do.Dry Old Port.\u2014 AND \u2014 50 Doz.very fine Madeira.For sule by E.& W.Poston & CO.Lower Town, Dec.13, 1858.IBBERTS PORTER, in quarts and pints.For sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN, _ Dee.10, 1858.THE CANADIAN ALMANAC.UST RECEIVED English Editions of the following : \u2014 \u2018The Student's Manual of Geology, by J.B.Jukes Lecturer on Geology to the Museum of Irish Industry, Elements of Mineralogy, by Thomas Nicol, Professor of the University of Aberdeen; illus- .trated by numerous wood cuts.Life in a Risen Saviour, being discussions on the argument of the fifteenth chapter of first Corinthians, by Robert S.Caudlish, D.D.The Gospel in Ezekiel, by Thomas Guthrie, D.D.Sermons, by the Rev.John Caird.À Complete Hand-Book of British Columbia and Vanconver's Island, with a map.Portraits of my married friends.Electron ; or, The pranks of the Modern Puck; a Telegraphic Epic for the Times, by W.C.Richards.Midnight Scenes and Socinl Photographs : beln Sketches of Life in the Streets, Wynds an .Dens of the City., Confessions of a Thug, by Capt.Meadows Taylor.Ur Antipodes ; or, & residence in the Australian Colouies, by Lt.-Col, G.C.Mundy.~\u2014A80,\u2014 tu The Canadian Almanac and Repository of Useful Knowledge, for 1859, containing full and authentic Commercial, Statistical, Aritlhitmet- ical, Departmental, Ecclesiastical, Bduca- tional, F nanclal and gene] Information.: x & DAWSON.Quebec, 23rd Deo., 1868, © +o Teas.OW RECEIVING :\u2014 100 Boxes HYSON TWANRAY, 60 Chests Fine Breakfast Tn 50 Boxes Imperial, sat Souckong, wiki a N° FR mit tape fH 1 Te SONA gt A mn M em A LET MERCI WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1859.NOTICE RS.JACOBS customers und the public in ht complete importation of AUTUMN the LATEST FASHIONS vf Loudou aud Paris Millinery, such as BON- GH NETS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, RICH SILKS, FANCY LACKS, and a variety of other materials in her line.zd Arso,\u2014One case of MOURNING BONNETS, of bhe latest fashion.H.JACOBS.ly mr20_ ; Quebec, Oct.8, 1858.IVERPOOL SALT.4 3900 alinots Liverpool Salt, aflont.For JOUN PATERSON.sale by Sept, 20, 1858.MARBLE! CHEAP!! MARBLE !! A CARD.\u201cTHE undersigned tenders his best thanks to the citizens of Quechee, and the public in general, for the steady support he has received duriug the past 8 years ; and begs to state that he has on hand u well-designed and carefully-finish- ed Stock in great varietv, and that be is prepared to execute all orders in MONUMENTAL SCULPTURE after desigus the must choice aud artistic, (see Store, and all lie Cemeteries ;) PLAIN WORK [N HEADSTONES, and every article in tie trade at the lowest remunerative prices, \u2014As LOW A% ANYWHERE OBTAINABLE,\u2014quulity, size, and uicety of flaish being the test.Æà- \"he Stouk always ou view, at 193 ST.JOHN STREET, without.FELIX MORGAN.Quebec, June 21, 1858.Eagle Life Insurance Company, OF LONDON, ESTABLISHED 1780.zr Canada Agency Established in 1825.8} HE Quinquennial Division of Surplus for the period ending in 1857, will he paid in Cush at the office of the undersigned Agents, at the current rate of Exchange, ta those policyholders who may select that mode; they have the option, however, of applying the surplus iu either of the following modes, vis.:\u2014 1stly.\u2014Paynble in Cash.2udly.\u2014Adding to the winount assured.3rdly.\u2014In a reduction of Premiums falling due in the five years subsequent to 1857.4thly.\u2014In a reduction of all Premiums subsequent to that date, The Surplus in 1857.divisible among the as sured, exceeds TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS, Sterling.The realized assets of this Company amount to over ONE MILLION THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND POU DS, 8g.; wd the annual income npwards of TWO HUNDRED and TWEN TY THOUSAND POUNDS.The rates of Premiam are as low as the experience of more than half a century warrant ; and as eighty per cent, of all profits ix every five years divided among the assured, it is evident that these rates are the very lowest that any Life [asurance Company can demand, consistent with its own safety, and the consequent security of the assured.Policies are issued with or without participation of profits, for one year, seven years, whole life, joint lives, or payable on the life attaining the age of sixty.Premiums payable quarterly.half yearly, or yearly.Que-half credit for first five years.W.& W.C.IENDERSON.Agents in Canada.Quebec, 4th June, 1858.Porters, Ales, Brandies, Rums, PORT & SHERRY WINES, &e.50 J3ARRELS Hebbert's Porter XX D) 830 do Tenants do do 25 do Marzette\u2019s do do 25 do Barclay & Perkins do 25 du Truninan, Hanbury & Bnx- ton\u2019s XXX Porter, 20 do do do Pule Ale 40 1Inds Guinness\u201d Dublin Stout 20 do Barclay & Perkins do 5 Puncheons Jamaica Rum, 2 Ihds 23 Ar-casks fivst quality Port 3 Qr-casks Madeira, 3 do Sherry 50 doz.Port 80 do Sherry 20 Qr-casks Cognac 3 Mhds do 20 Qr-casks and 2 Hhds Loch Rnan Canp- belton Whiskey.M.H, WARREN & CO.Quebce, May 22, 1858.ICARB anid SAL SODA.J) 100 Bags Bicarb Soda, and 50 Cusks Sal goda, to arrive ex Mary Aun Newell, \u2019 For sale by JOUN PATERSON.Quebec, Sept.17, 1858.Ground Ginger.NUPERIOR GROUND GINGER, in tm S foil, in 28 1b.boxes, For sale hy 15.& W.POSTON & COQ1ebee, Oct.20, 1858.Champagne.ASKETS, Quarts and Pints, comprising following brands: © Teroy,\u201d & Co.,\u201d \u201cPhenix.\u201d For sale hy M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quehee, Dee.10, 1858.Anthracite Coals Stoves.REGULAR SUPPLY of this cleanly and economical FUEL being now kept, the | Subscriber has vecelved a few STOVES, of the most approved patterns, for burning it.IL.8.SCOTT.- Ar e ** Aubertiu Quebec, Oct, 8, 1858.HAMPAGNE\u20142U Baskets very Superior, AUBERTIN & CO., for sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Aug.6, 1838.AUCTION MART, NUNS\u2019 BUILDINGS, ST, PETER STREET, QUEBEC.; If you want to buy Foods at about half their value, call in, ; za FIRST FLOOR UP STAIRS.\u201cBx UPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, in every style.Fall and Winter Clothing.for all ages.700 Paris Woollen Blankets.Rugs, Counterpnngs, Flannels, Merinos, Calicoes, Cottons, Military Coats, Hats, \u201cCaps, Fire Arms, &c.i don vl it Mr oods, Robes, Conts, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Mitts, &e., &e.Co Tn Hardware, Cutlery, Jolhers\u2019 Tools, Stationery, Account Books, Oil Paintings, Engrayings; Religious and other Books.: ts Earthenware, Stone-ware Musteni Instruments, | Stoves, Olockd, Watélibn, Looking Glasses, Beds, Mattraseos, Second-hand Furniture, ; Carringes, Sleighe, Harnons, Shop Fix urés,.Caskr, &e.ec.CC SERRE 28° With a: variety ofothoraséfal-GOODS, coming to hand \u2018daily.PRR ISTE AUCTION SALES on MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, at 7 o'clock.Private Sales daily, from 8 to 4 o'clock.CASEY & CO, A.& B.P.8.\u2014Merchandise, of every description, re- celved for Auction Sales, with prompt CASH informs her 3 renerul that she has received her F&F and WINTER GOODS, comprising Québoo, Nov 8, 1988.\" | Ti ruvenrs ain.doi: » shiagetae J.G- MOUNTALY, .! rey EDUCATION.A RS.STURTON continues to receive a AVA limited number of Young Ladies to Boarn und lépucarte, in addition to her daily Papils.\u2014 The cours: of instruction comprises English, in cluding Composition, Astronomy, Botany, &o.; French by à Professor ; Italian and Latin ; Mn- sic, Drawing and Painting.The French, Italian and Drawing Classes are open to ladies desiring to pursue any of these branches of study exclu: sively, Mis, SrurTON undertakesto finish tbe education of those entrusted to hereare ; having been for many years the principal of a first class School in Bagland, Stung: re-comm mee on the 28rd of AucusT.Quebe >, July 12, 1858.: \"MR.& MRS.COMMEITE'S French Tustitute for Youg Ladies, Sr.Juuxs, CANADA East, ITVHE Scholastic year of this Institution is divided into terms of eleven wecks cach.The First to begin October 7th, snd end December 23rd.The Second to begin January 7th, and end March 25th, The Third to begin April 1st, and end June 17th.The Fourth to begin June 24th, and end September ÿth, The adven\u2018aces offered in this School for the acquisition of French are very great, ag the \u2018\u201c polite languag :\u201d is spoke exclusively by the members of the tumily.As the curer onseer of this School is to enable Young Ladics bo perfect themselves in the use of Frexcu, no palns are spared for their thorough and rapid advance ment.Being aware also that many, while devoting themselves to this braneh, are desirous of not neglecting other ornamental ones, the services of competent Teachers have been secured for Music, Drawing and Painting.TERMS : FOR BOARDING PUPILS.For board, roum, wood, lights and instruction in French, for a Term of cleven WUCHS Le sas 000000 ieee $40.00.For Music.vevvvuansrnen ceeesnaes 56.00.l'or Use of Instrument.oo ooveveens, $2.00.For Painting andjDrawing, includingiMon- oshromatic and Polycbromatie.For Incidentals., .ooo vivir inns .REFERENCES : Mrs.1f.Feller, Grand Ligue, C.E.Prof.N.Pollens, Grand Linge, C.E.Rev.N, Uyr.Montreal, C, K.Rev.J.N.Williams, Montreal, C.E.R.McGinnis, Esq, St.Johns, OC.E.J.W.Conroe, Esq., Middlebury, Vt.Sept.8, 1858.\"TTT NEW SUPPLY OF Fall & Winter Goods! JAMES P.McEWAN, Corner of St, Joscph & St.Dominique Streets, #@- ST.ROCITS.En J P M°ENAN has JUST RECEIV- .] ED, and OPENED, a varied SPOCK of NEW FALL GOODS, comprising every variety of the newest textures and styles, in CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND SCOTCH TWEEDS.Ie has also an extensive assortment of GENTLEMEN and BOY\u2019S COLLARS, of the Intest and most improved fashions ; GENTLEMEN\u2019S FANCY and WHITE SHIRTS ; FANCY AND PLAIN SILK TIES, STOCKS, BRACES, SUMMER CAPS, &c.; aud a variety of SUMMER SOCKS, in every description of material.\u2014 He would most respectfully invite his many friends and customers to call and inspect his NEW GOODS.Duchec, Sept.29, 1858.6.00.2.00, 6m Fresh Salmon.9 C ASES, in Ibs.Canisters, hermetical- +) VU ly sealed.For sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.October 1, ESSB.To FOR SALE.Now Landing ex \u2018* Menupia.\u201d * Nestorian,\u201d and « Marin.\u201d ICARBONATE of SODA in kegs, 112 Ibs.Soda Ash, fresh and strong, Button Blue in 14 1b boxes.White Zine Paint, Hubbuck's, Fine Old Jamaica Rum, Bath Bricks in barrels, Sugar Candy, &e, &c.LANE, GIBB & CU.Quebec, Aug.11, 1858.Messrs.W.S.Kirklané & Co.AGENTS, 7, KING WILLIAM STREET, STRAND, °° LONDON, ENGLAND, EGto call the attention of Residents in Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, aud other Buglish Colonies, to the advantage of subscribing to the .« Evening Mail \u201d Newspaper, which is a re-print of all the Leading Articles, Essays, and News of The Times Loudon News paper, everything, in fact, but the advertise nents, and can be forwarded by them to any of the British Possessions, post free, for £3 Gs.per anoum.Thus, in fuct, The Timesal inlf-price, with the advantage of not being encumbered with, ndvertiseménts,: * ER ir Subseriptions will bei received at the office of this paper.77 ero be Sept.20, 1858.RIGHT PORTO RICO SUGAR\u2014Now receiving ex Grand Trunk Railway, and for sale by - M.G.MOUNTAIN.July 2, 1858.1 {ALT AFLOAT\u20146,000 Minots, ex India nud for sile'hy \u201che eut oo M, G:MOUNTAIN; Quebec.Sept.20, 1858.11 = vr : For Sale.+ 0 INNETS TAIT\u2019S TOWNSHIP 10 74 BUTTER, vesy.fine + \u2018 i CS 4 LANE, GIBB & Co.| : Quebec, Nov.'8, 1858, cts, { For Sale by the Subscribers: 0 ptt rs ALF-CHESTS Hyson Twankay TEA, | Cheats English SOUCHUNG, i Half:Chests SOUCHONG, Qr.-Casks Olive Oil.GIBB & 00.; \u201885 Hôgatitads just landed: vx.« ; so Foramloby- ova et fo tu ino ant \u201c } .EE of.| EE) Ean tw uo Nouns! Bulidings, StcPeter 3 Ook 20: 1868: xii ira wie bo DE night.HW gy nu \u201c4 pp iii ML Longfellows New Work.UST RECEIVED :\u2014 ¢) The Courtship of Miles Standish end other other Poems, by H.W.Longfellow.For sale by MIDDLETON & DAWSON, js | Last of sich nolices td\u2019 ~~ DYNES & HAWKSETT, ARTISTS § PHOTOGRAPHERS, FOOT OF St: John and Fabrique Streets, NEAR DEXTER'S HOTEL.*% gi Quebec, Sept.29, 1858.: Ë D Motreal Ocean Steamship} RCOMPANY, - Winter Arrangements, 1858-59, HIS Company\u2019s Line is composed of the following FIRST CLASS Powerful Screw Steamers ; viz.:\u2014] 4 ANGLa-B4xoN,\u201d NORTH AMERICAN,\u201d \u2018* HUNGARIAN.\u201d s Ixpran,\u201d \u201c BoukmIaN,\u201d Hr.4-Suortax, new 4 \u2014\u2014 ,?kh Under Contract with the Government of Canada, for the Transport of the Mails.ARRANGEMENT OF SAILING TO & FROM # Nonri BriToN,?PORTLAND, (In connection with the G.I.R.R.of Canada.) FROM LIVERPOOL.FROM PORTLAND, We lnesday, Nov.17.Saturday, Dec.18.Do., Dec.22.| Do, Jany.22 Do, Jany.26.Do., Feby.26, Do, Fcby.23.Do., March 26.Do., March 23.Do., Aprsl 23, Should sufficient encouragement offer, additional trips will be made.THROUGH TICKETS will Le granted by the undersigned, which will convey Passengers from Point Levi to Portland, vin G.Trank Railway, thence by Steamship to Liverpool, and VICE VER- 34, at the following RATES OF PASSAGE: From Point Levi to From Liverpool to Liverpool : Point Levi : SALOON.$89 00 SaLoos.£20 15s.Stg.INTENMEDIATE.S75 00 INTEnmE\u2026.£17 124, * STEERAGE., .837 00 SrepnaGu.£Æ8 18s, 10d.Passengers are only provided with Meals while on hoard the Steamship.Stecrage Passengers are required to provide themselves with Bedding and Eating and Drinking Utensils.RATES OF FREIGHT.From Liverpool to Portland, per Ton mensure- ment, 608, sterling and 5 per cent.l\u2019rimage.From Livérpool to Point Levi.per Ton ineas\u2019nt.T2s, Gd., and 5 por gent.Primage.Heavy goods as per agreement.Parties desirous of shipping on Through Bills of Luding, will please consign their goods to the Grand Trunk Railway Co.at Portland, and the Custom House business there will be transacted by them at a charge (including Custom expenses at Island Pond,) which shall not exceed 50 cents per Package on Dry Goods, and other articles in proportion.= To prevent delay, shippers are urgently requested to send Invoices of Value direct to the Grand Trunk Railway Agent at Portland, who will forward them to Consignees as soon as entries are passed.Return Freight will be carried from all parts of Canada on Through Bills of Lading ut reasonable rates, For further particulars, apply to GEO.BURNS SYMES & CO., Agents, 3, St.Peter Street, Quebec; Or to EpMoNsTON, ALLAN & Co., Montreal, Ara & GILLESPIE, Liverpool, James & ALEX.ALLAN, Glasgow, MonrGonen1x & GrEssuorne, London.Q rebec, Nov.17, 1858.NNUAL REGISTER of Rural Affairs for 1859.Harper's Magozine for November.The Courtship of Miles Standish, MIDDLETON AND DAWSON : Have just received : The Cullivator Almanac, for 1858.Harper's Magezine for November.\u2014AND,\u2014 A further Supply of Miles Standish, by 11.W.Longfellow.For sale at SHAW'S BUILDINGS, Foot of Mountain Hill.October 29, 1888- NOW LANDING, Ex \u2018 Prixrose,\u201d rro) LABRADOR : 16 CAS COD OIL, 13 do.SEAL OIL, 53 do.TROUT, 13 Nalf do.do., 14 Tierces and Bbls.Salmor, Codfish in bulk and barrela ; Caplin.M.J.WARREN & CO.Quebec, Sept.10, 1858.{HERRY WINE.5 Ilhds, and 2 Qr.-Casks very choice Pale Sherry\u2014Domeque Royal arms of Spain.\u2018For sale by | M.G.MOUNTAIN.October 29, 1858.Cee ! XXX PORTER.IM CASES OF 3 DOZENS, For sale by LE.& W.POSTON & CO.Quebec, Oct, 20, 1858.sy £ ora .1e PRIVATE BILLS: © ARTIES in CANADA EAST, intending to make application to the Legislative As- \u2018sembly \u2018Yor Privdte or Local Bilis, either Tor granting exclusive privileges, or conferring corporate powers for commercial or other purposes of profit, for regulating sarveys or boundaries, \u2018ot for doing nnything tending to effect the rights of properly of other parties, are hereby notified that the, 64th Rules, (wh published in full in thé ch are .Kegs: Bicarbonate Sods, 1 ; C ; ; ; :.| Canada, Gaxette,) to give TWO MONTHS\u2019 | Hhds.Prime Dark Leaf Toecsx | NOTION of the eoplicatiou in the Canada, Ga- | Bo 08 Tob 0 nt 10° and py \"| zette, in Eaglish sud\u2019 French, and diso in a 0X08.10bAS00, MANE pa 5.newspaper p Slished in\u2019 each language jti'the alutrict aifcoiéd ; sending éopies of the first add.é Priväte Bill Office, fo.+! ALFRED TODD, 1 | Fi Qlitef Olerk of Private Bill Office.- Toronto, Oct.18, 1858.=.1 tar 3, + Barbadoes .Molasses.* 50) PUNcurons daily.expected ex: ) ro Reilwager «| 0c ouogr on * i, &.Hotmram.- tonto.© Quebec, Sept.20, 1858.TER.For sale Foot of Mountain Hill, For sale b .& W.PO Lower Town, Oot 1, 1868, STON & CO.retarns, gr MONEY TO LEND.Quebec, Oct.13, 1868.Quebec, Ook 26, 1868, \u201c-48t, Louis Road, will be \u2018 \u201cQuebec, Sept.3, 18:8.\u2018 are required, by the 62nd, G3rd ad} ALE GENERAL MARBLE WORKS.Acadian Free Stone, Monuments, Headstones, &c.Which witl be worked up plain, or ELABORATELY SCULPTURED, to suit purchasers.110 Monuments, Headstones, §e., In ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE, and in STONE.for sale, at the REDUCED PRICES, MANTLES, TABLE TOPS, aod EVERY ARTICLE in the Trade, in variety.Quebec Genoral Marble Works, 19} St.Jolin Strect, without, FELIX MORGAN.Quebco, Aug.18, 1858.MONUMENTS, TOMBS, AND GRAVE STONES, IN Italian and American Marble, AFTER ORIGINAL DESIGNS, AND THE BEST PLANS OF New York, Philadelphia, and OTHER CEMETRIES.White Marble Grave Stones for Three Dollurs SCULPTURED AND PLAIN Italian and American Marble CHIMNEY PIECES, Ttalian Marble Chimney Piece for $25.SCULPTURED STATUARY MARBLE Chimney Piece, $45 § upwards.Frost 20 to 30 finished Chimney Pieces of different Marble and Designa, will Le found for public examination in our Establishment, Corner Craig and Peter Streets, MONTREAL.PAUL CEREDO Sculptor.Parties in Qucbep wishing further infarjuation on the subject of the shove advertisement, will please apply at the office of this paper.June 18, 18568.12m.EXTENSIVE FALL IMPORTATIONS.28 ROOM PAPHR \u201c2x WAREHOUSE, Furst House Palace Gate, without.\u2014 McKAY & Co.announce that they o have received upwards of S1X TIUOU- SAND PIECES of ROOM PAPERS, DECORATIONS, snd BORDERS, ull of the newest and latest designs, of French, English and American manufacture ; among-t which will be found the following rich Dining and Drawing-Room Papers, in Satin, Velvet, and Flock, in Relief Colors, hatched with Gold Decorations in Dak.Grey Sienna Marbles, comprising the following Centres for same, representing\u2014Arts and Sciences; Tke Seasons; Elizabethan ; Louis Quatorge ; JAMES MAVOR.Flowers ; Bauquets, &s., &c.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 Ceiling Decoratioas, in imitations of Fresco, Centres for Chandeliers, &c., &e.Papers ndapt- ed for Bedroomns, in all the various tints, which, for neatness and beauty of design and finish, are this year produced superior to any yet brought out.A large lot of this class, commencing at 15 cents per piece, well worthy the attention of purchasers, JUST COME TO HAND ¢ 25 Baler Cheap English Papers, which will Le offered at a small advance on cost.Quebec, Sept.27, 1858, QT.MAURICE STOVES.50 St.Maurice Stoves, assorted sizes, single und double.For sale by JOHN PATERSON.Sept.17, 1858.DeKuypers Gin.ECEIVED, ex Mantreal \u2014 25 Huds.DeXuyper's Gin, i For sale by E.& W.POSTON & CO.Lower-Town, Sept.13, 1858.ROOM PAPER, PAINTS, &e., &e., &c.HE SUBSCRIBER returns thanks to his friends and the public for their very liberal support in the past; and begs to inform them that he has REMOVED to : : No.41, St.John Street, adjoining Mc, Masrer's Watchmaking Establishment, where be has on hand.aad OFFERS FOR SALE, a LARGE ASSORTMENT of FRENCH, (Delacour\u2019s) ENGLISH, GERMAN, and AMER- 1CAN ROOM PAPER ; consisting of Velvets, Flocks, Flock and Gold, Gold and White, Gold and Drabs, Daciens various colours, Rich and Plain Satins, Marbles, (Sienna & Green,) Agates, (Granites, Hed and Grey,) Oaks, Black Walnut, ine and Fir, &o.EC : | ALSO | \u2018 Window Glass, Varaish, (Copal, Damar, and Cabinet,) Japaus, Oils, Spirits Turpentine, Put: ty, Dry Colours, Whiting, &¢., &e.buen \u201cPainting, Glazing, and Paper Hanging dqpe in the Yest manner, and at reasonable charges.All orders left at the Shop, Saint John Street, or residence.21 Bérthelot Street, near the punctually attanded to.SAMUEL COR EIL.Fire Bricks for Sale.\"| 60,000 VARR>S BEST BRICKS.\u2026 Lo qu pot eed Oy: + - ! A guantét of good House abd\u2019 Blackibmith COALS, ! in lots to suit pavchosers.a.Apply to JOHN BAIL - wo.si.Leayoraft's t 50.f uly 4, 1868, | ! Ge SALES.BY.AUCTION.;¢ fu 1.\u2014 Auclionees &;Brokèrs 2 + 1 -JN0,14,86.John Strgety withont.the Gate.:* SATURDAY, at2 o\u2019olocit Pi Ma: 1.11.Books and varieties, are held eve \u2018esol sveningh:- GOODS and EF reoctved for auction or private sales, Out-doon Sales attended to, and care.28 At NEW and O So ; London Porter.(5 ASES BYASS'S Best STOUT POR- +) by E.& W.POSTON & CO, Lower Town, Oct, 29, 1858, at low prices, Quebec, May 14, 1868.Just received, 56 Pieces, in Slub and Cube, for further to secure the independence of Püar- Floral Decorations ; The Muses; Wreaths of to linvd been nail\u201d fraiill 6 \u2018upon the good or bad fiith o the first offi \u2018pretended | witho FIRE; tion, cdse ol Macidna arf case KANDER FARQUHAR; cl, Rss SALES: take place EVERY i TBVENING SALES of Clothing.Dry Goods, | etes, aiohold svory SA FURDAY- \u2018nd MONDAY, oommenciti i | ask?o'tock, iy, il ECTS, of every description whatever | with punctuality resent on hand :\u2014A large stock o D BOOKS, in many languages, and Xie \u2019 { amet Tt em © THE OVERNMENT OF OPINION.THE PENAL PROSECUTIONS AGAINST MINISTERS.© (To the Editor of the Quebee.Gazelle.) (MACDONNELL 78.VANKOUGHNET:) : \u2018On the 10:h June, 1857, the Logisjature\u201dof Cunada passed a,statute intituled, \u201cAn Act lament.\u201d Clause {wo disqualifies certaîn public functionaries and officers from voting at elections of members of the Legislative Council and Assembly.Clause three renders in- oligible as such, all persons holding offices of amulutment at the nomination of the Crown.\u2014 Provision one of this clase exempts from its operation members of the Executive Council, and certain public vflicers, of whom the Preei- dent of Committees of thu Executive Council is cne\u2014provided they be elected while holding such offices, and te not otherwise disquali- tied.Clause siz declares 1hat auy person disqualified from voling in the Legislative Couneil or Assembly, presuming to sit or vote therein, shall Jurfeil £500 for éuch day où which lie sits or votes.\u2018Clause seven provides thal, ¢ whenever any person holding the office of Receiver General, luspector General, Seeretury ol the Province, Commissioner of Crown Lands, Attorney General, Silicitor General, Commissioner of Public Warks, Speak- or of the Legislative Council, President of Committees of the Executive Council, Mi- nisler ol Agriculture, or Postmaster General, and betug al the same time a member of the Legislative Assembly, or an electod member of the Legislative Council, shall resign lis office, and within one mouth afler his resig- ation accept any other of the said offices, he shall uot thereby vacate his seat'in the said Assemb'y or Council.\u201d = 27 The Defeudaut on the 24h Julÿ, 1858, then being a member of the Legislative Couneil, resigned his office of President of Com mittees of the Executive Council, which he held at the tine of his election.On the 6th August following, he accepted the office of Commisrion- erof Crown Lands, deeming himself exempt from 1e-election by virtue of the said Tih clause.He was prosecuted for the recovery al the forfeiture of £500, charged to have been incurred under the 6th clause, by reason of his sitting and voting in ihe Legislative Couneil after his accoptance of his second office.The legal proposition involved.in this case is a very simple one.\u201d The Defendam was elecied while liolding one ol the enumerated officas.On the 29h July\u2014stsll holding the sume office\u2014he resigned \u201cit, and within ane month accepted auother of the said offices.Up to the period df his fesignation of'his first office, lie continued bona fide (it must be so presumed,) to (ill that offfce una to exercise the functions atlached to it.When on the 6th Aug.he accepted another ofthe said offices, thut act of acceptance is not impugned upon the ground of iraud orcoilusion, and it must thercfore be presumed 1o have béen made in good faul and with the full nténtion ol discharging the duties belonging to the office.lt seems to have been adinilied on both sides that he has continued to occupy that office, and there is no allegation or suggestion of any act on his part, subsequent to his acceptance, of a natnre to shake the good faith of that act.The case of each Delendant upon these penal prosecutions must stand or fall on its own merits, The guilt of one Defendant cannot be augravated, nor\u2014it defective\u2014ean it be rendered complete by reason of his supposed complicity with his colleagues, in perpetrating what is called the double ** shuffle.\u201d He was not prosecuted before a Criminal Court, as he and his colleagues and the Governor General might, ard ought to have been, for a conspiracy to frustrate and pervert the opera- tonot a statote, in which case the guilly acts of each might.be invoked to prove the com- won design.He was simply prosecuted for an alleged infraction of a statute by sitting and voting in the Legislative Council after his acceplauce of another office under the Crown.He is in every.particular within the protection of the statute, and was rightly absolved from all Liability.: (MACDONNELL V8.MACDONALD.) The case of this Defendant stands upon very different grounds, He resign-d his of- tic of Attorney General on the 29th July.On the 6th Augüst'he accepled the office of Postmaster General, (for whieh; uo doubt, he was admirably qualified,) and on the same day and within a few hours, he tired of that office, and returned to his old office of Atlomey General.He was charged with an infraction of the statute; by reason of \u2018is having sat and voted in the Assembly after his acceptance of the Postmuster-Generalship, and also by reason of hishaving sat and vuted therein, after his subseqnent acceplance of the Atorney-Gen- cralship, \u201cHis hability on the first charge must be determined by the record as submit- fed to the Court fur judgment.There 18 noth- azette, PUBLIC | [Vor.97 #4 infinitum, if it bave no more solid foundation than tha import of this word as given in Dictionaries, is attenuated 10 an inapp'eciable degree, il it be not altogether absorbed in the immensity of the doubt,and ihe irrationatity of the thing itself, Were this the case of a term used in a trealy, or na contract or other Written instrument, it would be mterpreted according to ita usual acceplution among tha people using it, taht is, according 10 jus et norma loquendi.In ihe present instance it is thy Legislature which has mado use of it, and that Bo ly may very properly be permitied to have a Jus et norma loquendi.It isa maiter within the knowledge of all that the Legislatures of ail the countries wih which wo are familiar generally make vse of the clearest und mort comprehensive terms to convey their meaning, and seldom or never leave u measure af ti.ne, quality, nu.nber or degree Lo rest upon single worl.A \u2018variety of words and expressions are almost invariu- bly employed in order lo exclude every possible cause of doubt or ambiguity, aud this is - what the volgar elyle verbiage.The Leais- lature having its own norma loquendi, 1: is \u2018right to presume tbat had it intended the mea-ing appHed by ihe Judges to the term © whehever,\u201d it assuredly \u2018would huve sant \u201c whenever?and as of en us.Not hoving done so, the clause being exceptions! in sts provision, cannot be extended.A power or privilege must never transcend the plain and narrow import of the terma creating it, anu more especially when itis to be exercised in virtue of an exceptiousl clause, it cannot be augmented, altered, strained.or modihed in any way.Ths is the Law of England and ot France\u2014of Upper and Lower Canada; and.if the Hotteutots have u code\u2019 or system of law written or traditionary, it will bedound to have beeu adopled there by intuition; ag being of the very essence of the science: of jurisprudence.When the Legislature empowered certain persons holding Jdugh offices ol state 10 resign one office, and within: .oné month to accept another wuhout re-elsction, il must be held to have meant and intended,\u2014Fitat, when it- speaks in the 7th section of a person ¢ hnld- mg\u201d any one of the ennmerated offices which he is about to resign, that that Av/ding should be bona fide,and for a sufficient length of time 10 render thal supposition acceptable to common vense ; and secondly, that the acceptance of the new office should also be bona fide, nnd desigued for thie greater advantage of the public.seivice.In the ouse of Vunkoughnet who: accepted but one office; no act of lus, ocour-.ring previously or subseqaently to.such ac- ceeplance, 1s mvoked lo impugn the good faith either of his ¢ holding * .of the first .office of his acceptance of the second.Not wo, the case of Macdonald.The short time «lur-, mg which he ocenpied his new office of Post Master General, and the celarity with which he flew {rom the Department of letters to that of Law, uflords conclusive proof of the chara acter of the act of r acceptance of his new dig~ nity ol Postmaster, and his sudden resignation of the same exalted position.His acceptance mn the eyes of the .Law, and of reason and common sense, cannot be otherwise cousider~ ed than as a deceplion,\u2014an evasion,\u2014an aut done mala fide, aud not in ihe least with .ihe intent which the uct itself professed, of occu pywg that office.In one word\u2014 it was a ¢ sham\u2019>\u2014accoptance cancerled betwean him- sell and the Canadian representative of sov- ereiguly, acd therefore fruudalent and carrying with it no legal effect whatever.The same must be said of the \u201cholding?by him of the same oifice,-tbat it was not bona fide, as con- templaied by the statute, and therefore possessed no\u201d legal foundution or essence to enable him to avail himself of that \u201c holding\u2019 as -a bona fide stepping slone to another office.It has passed into a proverb that + the Law abhors fruud,\u201d as nature is said to abhora vacuum.No contract civil or religious, how solenre soever it may be in ils oharacter,, or binding in its effects ; no act of the Sovereign lieigelf though consummated under her sign manual and attested with the great seal of ihe greatest kingdom of the: earth; \u2014no deed however important in sis natwe and though engressed and extended over many: pages of parchment or paper, exhibiting a perfect specimen of caligraphy and adorned with all the seals aud the arms of the most exalied can- tracling parties and formally and solemnly witnessed by individuals of the highest standing ; in short no ast\u2014deed-~insirument\u2014un~ dertaking or stipulation whatsver, though clothed with all the formalities of the Law of the land, snd contrived with all the skill apd precaution of man, and executed with al! the ingenuity of the devily\u2014can stand against [he imputation and proof of fraud.In the hands of Justiee, all, each and every oi them, like the applejof the desert, collupse into dust, and disappear from the judicial eye as if they \u2018had mever been, aud are consigned to miter oblivion save as lv the odium which attaches to the - porpelrators of acts reprobated by the: Jaws of God, and man.11 this be the judgment of the-law npon ali fraudulent transactions in every civilizgd land; from the dawn of: Roman jurisprudence to ing in the mere act of acceptance of the first office, (weighing it at' the moment of the acceptance,) which impaaéhes the bona fides of that ad, and the pleadings 1 \u2018hôt chafgent ) ently\u2019 or cblfüsive- ly.\u2018But his resignation of that office, nnd Hie acceptance on the same day, and almost in the sume breath, of the office of Attmney Geoerdl, causes the mind to revert back to the moment of his acceptance of the \u201coffice of Postmaster General, and has a tiitist tig ificant bearing hat acl.Îi vas However, flat the acceptance of 6 as frdudulenl, tor hit: the Wholdigg* uf that office for à\u2019 few \u2018Also fravdilent ; ard\u2019 \u2018the Cebit, nol cliarged, ours was moreover, dould not decide thdt Tattet of Faut, ioldnt the presumption in ils favor, { vention o It\u2019 in for lis \u2018rangon, probably, that the tourt could'nôt, of rather Would noi, dia any distiitction ba- howeÿer ithobË the ibtervention of a'jorÿ.tween\u2019 thd cad ôj Vankdliglinet fora single fn- lractiog of the aiatite, aid the double\u2019 fiifrao- | Tir thd téasbns, assignéd\u2019 by Clif Justice pet, which'derthinly bévour mére of jutti- cidl sp ely Jha tt skill, cbikiderable stress 18 laid Upo the yiwaning of ihe wo «rhenavér\u201d as ployed mn ue Th settion: or.clause of exemption fiom re-gletition\u2018in so of {He fé-hocepiänce of offite within a: \u2018mouth, | Evén\u201cDiclichiiries ate spoketofias browing [ight \u201cuphn \u2018the\u2019 dse of \\his word 3 and \u2018aincé jhéktrovél ¥xpodtiddts of legiéla< tive intention \u2018are \u201cÆppealetl db, » fiw ot the ni:ions given Uy sore of thet may nut! avant: ESS hints Wa dois er F me, (1.6f os \u2018Often aie sJ\u2014 fétiden dnd Walker, -Daté\u2014 nétLas Glue dbl Af 82 ns.afl] tr Tithe, (HALHY ote asl) | So that passing ohe# Ala BEY ol ¥he revignation otiam entre Ministry, and that of their places being ll filled up by others, the argument thit the Legislature intended by the term ¢ when.i nosrles, | DIRSITRE dt ; \u201cat wha ave tie sr ; 0, fHipofial; ever\u201d In confer a perpetual right upon any one of here public officers, or upon a whole cabinet to change places ad libitum and ad \u2018the present hour, by what other caloof law.gr rule of morality \u2018are\u2019 we- to.test the legality, of an:dbt done by high\u2019 public functionary dd- puted by: the:penple to fulfil a.puklio.trustin which he is to ruie their destinies for good or evil.\u201cThe act of the defendant \u2018in accepling one public office for a few Heeting.hours, and invoking the presence of the Ajmighty, to aj~ test the fidehty with.which - he swore lodis- charge ifs fonctions, palpably with tue design - ui making'it & mere momentary.slopping- stone 10 the acceptance of anojhec and a very (ferent office, so as to evæle the provisions of art anomalous statute, without precedent or «conhterpart, according \u2018 to their disjortgd, in- terprétativri\u2018of it ) \u2018in \u201ctue annals ol legislation or of thd administration of constitutional,gay- - ertiment) Wass=to:alliintente and purposes\u2014 \u2018in the-opmion-of.éVery man whose, -intelli- genes igabove-the level of the.untutvred Jegi- \u2018sen of The-foresty ailalse.and :fraudulent ait 3 \u2018wnd if there could-»be.found, .from, \u201cDanio \u2018Beérsheba,/a Jury ofi twelve men who, conlds with a:foll: knowledge of all ihe circumaian- oes, find otherwiee, the finger of scorn would ber pointed ut them until.the.closing hour of hell oxistente: as.nen: whose verdict had \u2018wast an indelible stain.upon, th morality and mtelligetits of the people.of Canady, and thade them and (he boasted trial by jury itself, lite objects of the ridicule: and:the conlémpt ti thé whole world.=».0 p ii \"2'Au\u2018ah ihdioation-ofitha fraudulent character \u2018tre dut of acceptance and of rasignaliou, it :s dnly necessary 1b look at,the marginal abstract fevitd-oppoeite to the Clause: in\u2019 question, and hich {or Inymen-at least, and shereforg for the people of Canada, as well as for any Jury \u2018having n knowledge of the fugly, won d hire ton conclusive wyidence.of the, olijest 0 te \u2018At Itiwoald.belin vain.ia tell iwelva.Nôn= aat-consciéntions.men;.ampapueled \u2018Ki d sworn 10 render à verdiot on the questiofl vf fraud, thal the marginal abstract was ro pat of the Statute, and thatthe words, \u201c Ærchan- \u201c ge certain offices not to vacate the seals «of the persons indking such exchange\u201d wsitlen- io plain English,~meant nothing ! 1 Will any vue bo Loid enough 10 uerert that when the government framed (hat statule, god when it passed through the Legisisture with these words conspicuonsly printed in the margin, and mech more fiequeutly read than the body ut the act sell ;-\u2014does aoy one imagine that the people of Canada will believe that the clause so Inbelled\u2014and forming part of ast tute + ntithed : An Act further to secure the ndependence of Parlivuient !\u2014designed any thang more than a mere exchange of-gne office lor another simultaneously ellected fur the purpose of placing one panicular member of the government mm a Dépaitment lor which ve happened 10 be more especially qualified, and tys\u2014for ihe greater advantage of the publie service ! orthal the couvers on of the late Premier, the honorable J.A.Macdonald, ons of the most eminent Jurisconsults of Upper Canada, and Her Majesty\u2019sprineipal law utficer in that section into « mere Postinaster amd superintendent of letter-carrners, was tor 1hi2 benefit uf the public service ?| ussert that when the statute was under the consideration of the goverment 12 was repeated by di-cussed by ite members.\u2018That the clause rendering ineligible as members of the Le- gisiative Councd or Assembly any counsel retained by the Crown to prosecute or defend its righis, (which are those of the public,) m Courts of Law, was strongly o posed as inju- risusly restricting ihe choice of the Crown in the sclection of the Advocaies and Barristers best qualified for tbe task, and as intheting a stigma upon (he profession ; and that it was finally yielded as a sopto the Jemocratic\u2014 pularissag element in the Government.here were also certain inelegancies of style adveited lo (disqualifying fo &e) which seem lo have survived the strictures passed upon them.| agers that no vther meuning thau that foond 10 the marginal abstract was ever broached or dreamt of inthe mind of any ona either in the Government or the Legis- future, and that no more hideous monster could have been presented tu the imagination of the very men who framed and canvassod the merits of that Law, than the constructien which they have since contended for and acied upon with so much etliontery and such gross ignorance of statute and constitutional Law, Just imagine a boat with 1welve oarsmen, each in his appointed place, bul possessing the privilege of making A change places with B when its proper equilibrium or the more regular stroke of the vars required it, and you have a fair illustration ol the object of ile staluie in question.But that afte: the Boat, by their own mismanagement, had sprung a leak or been overset, and 1hat they were seen pii- eously sprawling in the water, and that the on.foitunate craft had been taken possession of by another crew,\u2014the discomfited mariners should assert a nght to retake possession after their Bark had become derelict, is one of those propositions which drowning men alone could caich al, and which can only be offered to the proverbial credulity of the \u201cmarines.\u201d The Globe has been fulminaling against the Judges and threatening them with the st indignation of the people of Upper Canada on acccunt of their decisions.The onslaughts of the Canadian ¢ Tuunderer\u201d are ore re- watkable for boldness than correet taste.It is not altogether orthodox to apply the epi- thets-\u2014ignorant, partial, knavish, and corrupt &e., to members of the judiciary upon whom ther pusition imposes silence, aml who alone in the community are debarred the sacred night of self defence.The vpright\u2014-indepen- dent judge will adhere to the stein law of duty ruat calum.discharged it to the best of his ability, he will shu ted, an individ det, der cureer of crime.adimaujiian, unmistakeably fs his supporod guill, nd the talsity of the vers diet which hus just been rendered by twelve men, who gre still within his hearing ; and how of en does the man of rigul principles en he reflects apou this violution of Wie nuket ha t se AN P D es, Butt ; \u2018 | e oy Xa same vineinity, four months before the Poet.Indeed thiere are no arrivals, and as now.| magi head ; The a ons White Light at tion of public 9 trade, abd.to ensure a contipua- Or EA Stare es, Buttons, be, EVER 1 = ates the scalp as well feretive organ nvigéres i to Burns.os coly name a price.There is no wheat in: \u2018port tow,\u2019 i Tar \u201cshir! oard bow ; Red op | the most strenuous ions Vibter's Camphign, every garment for Gentlemens a, w wel | 6 ia\u201d: A PE TS thas out réhtoiaf ois uiag ily con gs the selecti ave been used in lü-the best style, f 1° Lrimmos VIGOR \u2018 LTO 0 be, I would at you repres- 05 Asl \"Niagara, Le election and cb yle, for & ver i \u2019 uld like à pres Tr her Scuoots For SaiLors.\u2014The New York He during the season to avi mon us freely » us| Burp, Fd Re NCI 76e 2%.fous oo.bi 5'môt.ly of every ora the the Cost p rice.\u2018 Vary short.Sotto agir or PREPARED: BY Ros ul 5 orion su ae it, must sell g TELE cals ; \u2014_ : gation, .» Febr on y { .DE, A where more -Among he shipping intelligence in lay.chicky\u2019 Socetpts, are front où.hich Le ve 7) a ui Be Ps Wequotquy.February 2 soundest ii op do from the best, and MILITARY: GOLD.BRAIDS A if Gono unded tind IIS Li .Yo Py yy SA Bog wr rm wil bo fad he ope HIE SEES i de RSI ee | spe es Ax conog [Ts ONE on us BR FOR LEI ds 0.1 vi Ha er ad uplain arles P.L ots.Pearls o $7,15 for \u2018Berths not s ; ! : WM.SWE.q C&A singe.: ME \u2018altéea à 9 ;\u2014 nored one of Messrs.A.A.L ow, |; Porki remain at $9,50.À ecured until paid for.) ; Quebec, Nov.26, 18 BATMAN.Sineaton respectfully invite th Tip 3 oly is MED ha Vio.|, ed the good off vets off \u2018Ha aving re- from ow:& Bros.fine olip- Butt is inactive, but \u2018amchnnge a.= experienced Surgeon on board, FT 58, Camo.\u2018tocall and examiae their patterns for ¢ Ladies offestinl than on ric, quilt Ser de ish to states ft ie by Restorative, wn Teme it si yong mon of cain a | RAMEY Ee oe sas fon TL DT T- six young Luk PB \u2019 pecie, Je: : gue the are.ou the Liver t « a iN Ard;to trÿ.th STE \u2018ag as apprentices (othe yo oo a un oi cute \u2018fair ace VbieBeh and Salmon Trout are both in | are pA me los Bi of Ladies LEAD MINT: NG.$ SMELT- exçoute any pattern.fo ord.\u2018prepared to ou the nd Pee ons matter, thet They [EH i so pro; ote.i urn od prepared y abs Sais ol Quebest and Westervli, où] $8 for tie Mont Sh Wh end Ja to] or Froigtt or Peters | \u201cING COMPANY.|Z aon ay Gaia, su worl nd vial oP at 58 att) antiar T nt fusil * Staten Island; Whitne » 9 e Trout, per barrel.o| ;For Frétzht or Passa cf J- AM à cords ini painful\u2019 feelings ix.three bottle: fon Lave used ! nu f § M ge apply to + 0 be Sold Chea in thie operitions of ge xperlen ad | \u201cYours, & nearly .oe Mass ; Monroe, ot orn Tr Meade and generally spenting abundunt and I ; , 5 Les BATES, | Capita .£50, 000, an £1 Shares.\u2018Quebec, 10th Nov., 1838.for Gi Cost hn nh on Care it toi bgt , 0:3.WO a \u2018 office Raleigh, of New York.C ?1 arity all over the \u20ac 1 pleasing regu- ' stree: Boston}.cc ! | | : en \u2018taken daily in: \u2018hoderht ge wk Ne Yi - aptain Lo ountry.E.i ONDON PORT: Hr Ti strengthen dnd bi a doses; w York, (i a found it to his advantage 10 take such ome = 30 HR DOUGALL, i 5 Bowling Green, First Instalment, .5s.per Shiare: For sule by ER, in Pp .aor \\ ma rve {x os hi = Sak vai Sapin | à ue and Alarket S lhe mat, to provide.them with a, sepurate round Jounission Merchant.New Fir | ù pH E UNA PPROPRI ATED Sh dems] December 10, 1858.M.G.HOUREAIN power ot pare hen a performs ea gopde dealers.by'al L good ing and 1ouse on deck, and to lak PE rent i 5 : 4, ,000,) of the CAPITA ha most entirely dependent ovaloped.The stomach | at Js teach tiem: their trade.Où : Tor ve J See advertisement of Dr.Sauford\u2019s Loyer |.\u2018 w 0 T T © E.SANUARY ML willbe: llottedion the oor |-] EAFNESS AND SINGING NOISES IN he mac beat Tait, toe BRR ws]?ps live noticed e|\u201d , another columi, ! Tr \u2018 a, x THE EARS, 5 whole systemsutlers i wolk arent fi te au gle ed at ov \" ed fi aval of the\u2018N.B.Paluier, in \u2019 Valu ab Je 7 TT Applications in.writing to bé jadrésea t TOMPLAINTS.on ERVOUS.\u2018HEAD & MIND TR ri eo [repens of oa d'orge qe oy Ber Ba on mecs > but ie at ee.days.from Shanghae ; when she SPECIAL NOTICES.\u201d Le vor Proper ties ag ATuAY, © Esquire, St.snoiment Siroct fe LT Cure.\u2014 British \u201cand Foreign I A ix- étûdy, Mn races af ope è Ea PLU 1848.1 Pod 70 d not was fifty days out her captain fell ill, and ne.Go : 4 \u201cFOR, SALE \u2018Specimens of the à ens ar the cure of Deafnest, H firmary, some remedy, whorewlth to] coun pect ars, \u20ac ; a: ; - To * Complaint ead and Mind \u2018\u201dngements Se whi counteract\u2019 i ma i SE ut the ver left berth\u2019 till his arrival here; tt i oz : cdlors obtained; oo rs mé, \u2018Le Bech, and parti plaints, 32, Spring Garde LE iéh it vel fg linblest > ny dl T.: i i bh 1, ns, Charing C 0, Fen t thi .Liv eobdlw bot 4 mame was navigated by ove of Captain ve the in Coughs, Colds & Consutiption | Li 5 \u201cI U E S.:D.'4 a o St.So Sees, oe Company, Le Se 3 Surgeon, Cure.pay sy 0 nt oun, grrr: oy po plan Don en =\u201d * eir ges, Mr, Frisby, who, as we.hb 3 peux Nu he Femsoas ain 44 4 uary 1859 : -|Phrauant to Act jo egistered These Gu ik jépauie lon Ÿ former ON & ave stat , ee Y NEXT i EE « of Parliament, Si ma remove all id bk Certain ceived DAWSON have le ns made one of the fastest voyages on record.\u201c TH ate Rey.Dr.L KONA oF Woobs:| Will be SOLD by ATCTION, inthe eons of me \u2018 eva Bass À er bi toeovory.Delag a posh Hi Tar i om a ir pi Healthy i of akan Be Homes La ve ju ro\u201d d ap- ee crowd assembled tosee the Jacob Beli Mass.Abel Professor of Theology.in Andover, N 5, se Lewi \u2018 ; magical relief to sufferers, oho an bo fl ic it ens on ps 5e ee lot oh) a Tp hey By.Ae Tob Bi A Certs sail, and loud and hearty were the shouts of \u201cGent! i.1 0.t.Lewis: Street, | deaf for 40 or 50 years, by means of 3 rave been °é LOUE AT EE cbinery\u201d remdying th feu M ; le.ot.Price, and dod peed as two powerful fogs hauled Per GETANLE Jemen + a om d ting the, of the Tu ES de WITHOUT RESERVE: ?Nein various Te pase to me, oxteron] Bare ren REED, Or the PE pot IA BE {pe Lire sd Agé red of imbn Seek ; 0 I ines.cle, i fl: sl ou use ol ; \u2018 ; .en lo om her moorings.cle, aud among colegio sn re ga it a HOSE TWO COMFORTABLE | ona for one! minute ton e h it Ts held by he mn Hom, alter aling, He auficient-to-rélfav Bal à her at \u201c \u2018Oansaiss Hom.ER Knot, ane -\u2014 pes Ca : Ce s vi a Pa A TELEGRAPH OPE creme ie dependencles oi, with their \u201cis enabled to Patient, who previously was \"den, oly one revent th tod © from: rising and wr hd ate PC EE ce, 26.6d., &e, Muaner AT Torox PHRATOR CoNvICTED oF REV.Dn.LYM AN A son of the late Joan Huser, ined ote ks 14 few nights\u2019 use ay similar ned conversation.va tak Hi ore retiriog, :PREVENTS J5; : ma > DLETON.& DAWSON'S i .t0.\u2014On Friday, J (late B ve ; New.Forp:| FeYR of this City; S e Upper | tee to cure th way will guaran- gently, and on afl Haight, lon aù qe | Quebot; M j re Fleming, a telegraph operator, who vas prove gical Sema.Bhar President.Lane a CAPE.ty; Sr.GENEVIEVE STREET, © IN: LOWER CAN AD A.| ad noises in Son Head Tt 1 atop % Boies So to ke aor ro 0 a aig Te an.1058, Pep.- ; =a \u2014 is mpiric- ne dnse nf = + ou hi.ed to have been engaged inthe old Interna- p Geutlemen :\u2014I have used the V.U 253 Sale at ONE.clo precise pA : NE OTICE 8 Hereby give aiven; thit TE mE fees.Suffereys extromely, SICK HRADAC ha two tes bl [pon Fol wits rss of a a line, the Montreal-line and recently on pA Cu Balsam myself with he Fegoasle vou further {ites will be procirea.su \u2018of Nol be received \u201cat this Office ravens themselves, in ony distant ° permanently cure \u2018us caten ar Tha wo |, obétriubtibä, \u201cpilier ER 4, the Grand Trunk, and who had s b oughs and Colds, nnd bave kn - For further-information ap iiy to , the FIFTEENTH MARC without, pats.Th part \u201cof, the \u201cworld, ~golyienc dose immedi to and makes « péfféot ise, isrpag 0 7 and rate character à Jo La borne à first Pa used with good effect in the enr) own I La ply for Five Years\u2019 Lease of the Excl H, 1859, perfect hearing ousands have been restored to One dose, ofien repeated, ol [yrelloren CHOLIC: while ; SRERRY, \u201d\u201d claves Fine PALE s ( , Was convicted of the murd Pulmonary Affeetions, in fo rly, slages of PANET & HUOT, of Salmon and .Sea-Trout xclusive Rights snare ing, and.for erer icscued-from.th MORBUS; and a preventiv xa sure cure for CHOLER2 | Cpues Superio ® Te er ay Madigan, who was stabbed on ity ng i an tions, iy niles rod Quebre, Jany.21, 1869 us Notaries.dermentionsd sea Téout Fisher, vpn the un- Pretenders oF re unqualified cj ts bile nt i ede io io aut oth f sci CE or FALE Raa each 1 dos.| al adi he jury.recommended th 1 r THIRTY.years\u2019 standing, (lie = HU \u2018 e Rivers Mus \u2014 private testimonial ospital and 3, One bottle uke cine after » long eicknens.[| © GNE.e many counterfe 1g, there are .î 7 quarro, Great Nat onials and cer:ifi lo .u forf LIAUNDICE, ns: >) Couite d g ey on account of a scuffle that re! Ey against which] F J nf ormuation Wanted, (en bas), Pentecost Miri Sainte i fond, eminent Physicians and Surgeons Tn on pdm ee Sour roe ui in a ail fio de - an dros, ct en place between him and: th - nquire for the article b 7 ELLEN and ELIZ _ Escou i , Prinity, Goodbsut, Laval, cured, presence deaf persons: have b - gor to the appetite, and| jmuke Hole eating! ives viii] [Ons TA RET ind \u2018 al in- r ind: the deceased.\u201c VEG \u20ac by its WiroLE Nave tive ZA SMOLLEN, na- main, sod Saint Margaret, (S _and .many hundreds of con (i One dose, often repeated, « foot digest well.» Chatésu In, % \u2014__ ETABLE PULMONARY \u2019 I ves of TULLAMOORE, Kixg\u2019 c > being disposable several ( \u2014\u2014 cured\u2019 can be seen or refi private patients n its worst\u2019 firms, while M SONATE #00 BOWEL w our.de Ci i - ers of APPOINT MEN Ç Pre à BALSAM\u201d Treland, wbo-mrived in Quebe 8 CounTY, viatilé Holdings\u2014 y as Estuary and Flu- On the Cont referred to.Any sufferer plaints yield almont to thel H frig Gases Vins ' Growe 3 F > PO! ENTS pared only by REED.CUTLER FRANCIS SMOI ugbec in, 1858; also.à gs\u2014the former limit bord inent, or resident in any the : One or-two:doses eut frat done; (asc Di T BRANDY.vidi at the : Druggists, 88 Iudia st.B ER & C0- | Philud LLEN, who i is supposed to be i seawhrde by low water mark, and: ordered Quarters of.the Globe, can y of the Four Children : there ix py Qluacks canna by WORMS 1+ | Osc Si yes LLAN ge 1657, tL \u2014_\u2014 by Apothecaries nad © oston, Mass., and \u2018sold iilsdelphia, Penn, Any information 0 in to exceed the line of high w te riverwards not | discovery .oan be sent t now be cured, as this the world, nT ner ai rf), [1afer, or wpuedies remed wl es TCH KEY, ps\u201d SECRETARY'S OFFICE, rally.Price, lar ouatry Merchants gene- ing them*will* be thankRilly rec concern- milé of frontage \u20180 gh water, including one Prescriptions, Pre o them with necessary Ha A Tuw bottlés wt Tp ese aa.Wk fo, .; ges size, 81 ; \u2018small si brother, Joux Sy y received by their | us ge on each side, togethe: , Preparations, &e.that will absorbonts.DROPSY, by.exit 104.FR y » 8150 fad; 50 ote.(OLLEN, ab 262 We use of whatever b gether with them positivel ill enable ing he ALEC \u2018 Torauto, 22nd J sired, New, est st Thirty-sixth to ih uildings thereat may bel 1 ¢cly to cure themsclves.£3 \u201cWo take, pleasure in Aas 5) COGNAC, Tike Gin mor His Excellency th Go , an, 1859.I Jou, i NE City, , LA 4 : e Crown ; TER LARS Séphprsps Too » ee.1 Burt J: on ë 2 Brie Re SALES.Wl of.asone ue wri esi Alighaol {diovan od lua JY encl OH Pm Por af ai Barrels Prime à pd 28 A x yaaa AUEBEG + On the 3881 instant.sob, en AE \u20ac idtblater re 1 Montreal Inspeotions\u2014té Ja, Liberal Diseohint; wg af MERE ekof pri on \\Gnptain Waller, 8 nigails Hie wlio 100: B! QXES | a t 2 Hoobs, C La TAN, GB pure Fer WILLIAM nik ack his HE RUARY;-1850me | npn Walle Brigade ' fajor Boj ali dntlilers Es mills, i Fis \u201cét blu : ALLS NRIOL Sse THe NY.éoregh,-# M LATRp \u20ac 96, LI IA M LATRD, id, Qo\u2019 S.É, ated pee 3% Fammes org bhcl auf + i hres vB TRE da a ha Bison.B One Se \u2014 ANS tes iMtAFRD:8-COi hareiju pe \u2018 EN Cho 4 i.¥ a+ ait , an 2 È \\ , eer , su, a co wt i SIGH LO | TET in), TROON | DEAR SR EE oma \u2019 10 lher a 5 thäFosn.+ , ai Hat of J ] EE ad der 5 BE vg)! sont 4 2 wb Ya see i pe ; 3 RICHES: 35:50 - : dy A ini ie ital ment in same plnco, 40 tho Rey, Boney Roo o ANSE Y TON AE) H f.59\u201d -OGSHEADS HPAIME RE * ; al a.rt I RN, vas Pa 1 fp dew we a pr 2 gutfrat di, AD fi net an \u2018Ex .5 Sh ert à \u2019 Iban Fo son Sold;{g Sheriffs J i spi: tHE i Ve SUGAR 109 *tz Uè \u201cBRIGHT hs 1888: BY ie chase EbAL: iW ai pur- éflabtt Ye née: à db VER 00) BAR 4 Flour.\u201d PA pr (SEER Ss Mio Han Asab- oT eich is os ik co Tod hs Oat liogng ahd Barrels BRIGHEBARBA-| eu > de ho oid 4, yall STY Les and re j > clo jE 10\u20ac 1, us ox hs.Ne.now \" nlat- \u20ac UF-YWL, à a 6 Davis ris Hl faut ot they A IEA O8 1 x ita ail Lamp, RA\u2019 iy.Saguenay, buildin oogetltér \u2018with.° | shove dsliversd st: Ri uebeo.12 SEP Hob tl.|e 5, Ko COUNT for oy a ou in sh se ni a efor arin db Maté, LAN 1b toadSta hr A lie Ss = orton) nes I ai ta Ss =o Wd duct, ath Nev, 10 Lu: ROUNTAIN' ioe li a he of the 314 di, LOR hiss \u201d y 5 n 1 Quebebt:Nov/28 ee AN GIBB: B& 00 se Séppt.17185825 Sysaort; y 4 : For ne v Se a: Prt hy hid NES.\u2014 Pur ven FONE pried Repro mar i es oy ! 2 .tu ai a da en o finest PORT, SE y ings be of land pi 0) bi Anger RN Alig ; .or - en 1 Port La fi vost Jan hie L-RY and LES R HSH R Hard ing: memory ie ix Memos, ht HF chiv bbe bry.001 | on nie oda en oP und Brey Winn Sl es.To nat A 0 Tobia or ae RY ne a \"a LY a TAIN,\u201d hak LX wher on he voa At RL A muni ERP ARE TAPER.505: Seton Gi an & à AHAMYS Superior PORT 1m u Hides a.en Lows 2 LE Pod à à co Mischa 1075 ings, Potef Street.ib ek il od arn ra \u2019 je Yang, 26 ; ol be TPA aT at hoe COCO acer mower, Town, Nov eH 4 TT ERENT an : pou MA he NR a fe Sr sua Ee 45.À eo, Je aan.te ter gant ns Note a , dupa, iam Lan § + UOT & CO.a hope ar vb SHERRY, i TN DOXES of of.95.ncolates ods 3 savas wlf ! î bean eH - 5 x ue Molasses.ses a \u201c r Lee i 6 4 bi Cab ent Huts» da - | natin + sy 1889, FORK or mle by 5 i! Ao ai F For sal 4 acho! Pepe) JUNCHEONS Sn te [TI i i ais be, \"IRD nd ps iar 70 sait a [Rr *# 3 sr 03 ~ I lar Dao, 1 y: 3 8, ed hé ° > ons oo Ÿ ° weet: érès : > Vus veus PE el orl inp tai po \"18 BY altos avoit ere ee Ho SE io no ushes, OGAIY; 3 uw.20sTon ko.i i io ini | 48) op Foon oy ge né Ladd HM cael | re nt & BAUTES THOU mu ' 2 fi Tra Baw ages i oT | 7\" Sept ah, Wh pias, \u201cces | cs BAY ge sûr Whats Ca Jowell od raed siwhd vf \u2019 , pg 3 248.3 dust dextgo dià ' wand v.pe b a AEE onan \\5 Sead ' {ae eu wd PGHAIA HE Rob 722 * Tan AR IPR = + ! + +, tre rom Lu MOUV LQ & ROTHJUGIR OR FAVE AE sé a TA Wi AM ay BI Lo : dont soak, iH : «; 0 y EY LORRI WHO hal dites dd yd ong pind f Ress LE 30) 2e Ar ply rae > - : Bet 4 Les à Lee sot PR JANUARY dé.188 Medical Books.\u201cIDDLETON & DAWSON IIAVE IN A STOCK :\u2014 liHers Prineiples of Surgery ; Druitts Modern Surgery ; Cooper's Surgery ; Erichsen\u2019s Surgery ; Paget 8 Surgical Pathology ; Wilsars Human Anatomy ; Joues & Sieveking's Pathological Anatomy ; Carpenter's Hunan Physiology ; Kirk's Manual of Physiology ; Kecse\u2019s Analysis of Physiology ; Christison & Griflith\"» Dispensatory 5! Taylor on Poisons ; Fordye+ on Fevers.Siokes on the Tléart and Acrla ; Lawrence on the Kye; Beunot on the Uterus ; Bird on Urinary Deposits ; Walshe on the Heart and Lungs ; Curling où the Vestis ; Gross ou the Urinary Organs; Ashwelt on Diseases of Women ; Churehill on Diseases of Children ; Cardic do.do.; Meiys du, da.; West do.de.; Meigs on Obstetrivs : Gurdiner on Stevility : Ricord au Hunter on Venereal ; Wilson on Diseases of the Skin ; Wilson on Syphilis Dussglison's Materig-Mediea ; Watson's Practice of Physic ; Headland ou the Action où Medicine : Ludlow's Manual cf Medical Examinations ; Meudeuhall's Students Vade Meeuu ; Carpeuter\u2019s Prineiples of Comparative Physiol ogy: Swelt ou Diseases of the Chest ; Meigs on Childbed Fevers; Meigs on Diseases of the Uterus ; Rand\u2019s Medical Chemistry ; Kane's Chemistry ; Pocket Dose-Look ; Physicians\u2019 Preseription Book.Fur sale at SHAW\u2019S BUILDINGS.Foot of Mountain [Tiil, Quechee, Ocl.8, 1858.Y IVERPOOI.SALT, 1970 Sacks Liverpool salt, ex Birkenhead.Tor sale from the Wharf of JOHN PATERSON.Sept.20, 1858, TT BoC TTOot JOIN BTU IL.THE GREAT ENTUCKY REMEDY! DR, JOHN BULIS SARSAPARILLA, This medicine, whe.used according to directions, will sure, without fadl : \u2014 Rerofuls, or King'a Evil, Cancers, 'ruptions ofth Bkin, Eryaipelas, Tumors, Chruvic Sors Eyes, fingworm or Tutlers, Scald Hend, Kheutuatiom, lPuius in the Bones or Joints, Vid Sores mud Ulrers, Swelllug of the Glands, Syphilis, Pyapepala, Suit Rheum, Digenses ot the Kidneys, liseases arising from the ure of Mercury, Lows of Appetite, Pain in the Side aod Ehoulders, Generid Lebility, Lumshrge, Coughs, Colla, Drapery, Jun » Castiveness, Bronchitis, Weakness ofthe Chest, Sore T'hrcat, l'ulimonary Affections, aud sil other Lisenses teniding 10 produce Cousumption.Liver Cou- piuints,Fewale Feregularities and Complsints, Low Epirits, Sick and Nervous Lendache, Night Swentr.Exposures, 0r Imprudence ju Life, Chrouie Coustitutional Disonses, and a5 8 Spring und Sumer Drink, aud General Tonic for the System, and a gentle and pleasant purgntive, itis superior to lue Lie und Congress Water, Salts, or Seidlits \u2014 Powders.It is a remarkable fact, that umong the hundreds of eminent phyricinns who have examined the recipe by which Bull's Sarsapurills is prepared, vot one has cou- denned it.but ail approved it, wud commend it in the highest terms.Many phyrichane express themselves strongly tn the belier thut ic in decidedly the best preps- sation of Surspnrilin thet hus ever been placed before the pubtic.Alrlicugh there are any physichans who feel à Teiuctanre to inviug their names appended to the recom.wewdation of any purticuinr remedy, notwithaanding they my approve of it in the highest degree, there nre others who frankly yield theic support in fuvor of » remedy which they Know is cupable of doing 50 mich good in un nflieted community, Assn evidence, read the following from oid und rexpectsble physiciaus, of high eturuling in the community in which they live: # TESTIMONY.35 Testimony like the following renders sopernuous all comments on the efficacy of Bulls Saraaparille.From Dr.L.1' Yaudell, Professor of Chemistry iu the Louisville Medical College : | have lovked ever the list of lugredlents composing John Lull's Compound Extracs of Sarsnparilla, ail have uo hesitation lu snying that they form à safe compound, and one that promises well in chronic disesses, to which it is applicable.L.P.YANDELL, M.I.Jaouisville, Juve 6, 1348 What Dr.Prien; physician by appointment to the Lov eville Murinu Hospital; meys of Luil's Sarrupariils : LousaviLLE, March QU, 1848.1 have examined the prescription for the preparation of Joby Butl's Ssremprsitin, and | believe the combination to be an excellent one, snd well culeuluted to produce an alietative isn pression on the system, [have used it both: ju public and prisute practice, end think it the best lelv of Suraaparills now je use.- Hetil Seon M.PYLES,M D, Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital.Loupon, Kr., April 25th, 1850.in\u2014Pernitne {0 address to you a few liter, and do me the lioner to reply tu n request that 1 will wake n the conclupion of this letier, ete.1 am x grndunte of Transylyanin Medical University ; 1 have practiced wedicine in this wilderness country, about five 1 ears, hut owing to\u2019 exposure to bitter cold weather, 1 bave been indisposed with Acute Rbeutatisio about six months.After having exhausted my skill in the treatment of my case, und deriving 10 benefit, 1 was juduced to give SOUF FLUID XXTHACT OF HARGAPARILLA À fale trial.aml accordingiy purchased \u20ac botte of your tusdicine frour your agent, M= Guarge l, Brown, ALOUE two weeks ago, aud | must confess that one bottle has entirely cured me.It is my opinion.that your preparation of Sarenparille da dlecidediy Bepertor to nny other prephration now in use, and T will take great pleasure In reconineuding it to the afllicted as being s pemirdinl agent, and J will advise the Liysiciana to user In their practice, ete.ply Jinspecifully yours, B.Bb, ALLEN.M.D; \u2014_\u2014 * LoumsviiLe, July 18th, 184y I hiave examined the list of articles that compose John Tuil's Extract of Snraaparilia, and | liave uo hesitation in saying that it is uw #a¥é und valuable compound.J wuuld prefer It to any article now it use, for the diseases arising frow un impure etate of the blood or taiut of the system.T covidently recomend, it to my friends na belug 8 poveiful Extract, and one that I believe will cure all classes uf diseases, for which it Is reconitiended, if use sce srding- to directions.I believe it to be & valusbie 3 3 - fuscednneum to Mercury, ~~ Nuy, 1 have my doubts whether in tho most violent and protracted cases of © Bypjiis,sccauipanivd with Nodea Trophe, ih carive of th ! itou 10 succeed every other reinedy.Dome dre tar it ought B40 BO CON APH 1, M.D, Mouorary member of che Medicul Society, Philadelphia Hear! fhiat Dr.Stapp,.a ph sniwflo.stands at hip orb profession: ira Bull's Shresparitia : I have bren using John\u2019 Bulls Sarreparilia, ju'a greal, variety of chronie disenses, with.the most happy effec and 1 have uo beslention In reouen Bg ft tothe publ for the cure of serofuls, syphilise ud Ml Jatinesis sud dular diseases.Yours, mos Vi an 1S 2 Ol winport, G7 pAprLG, 1589.WA.STA, M.D.Rov\u2019 k.W SEHON/ Ror.B.STEVENSON.; vs.\u2014ller.KE.W.Behon in widély hñd génerall Kron tan eloquent and accouiplished pastor of the | .church, and Kev.E.Stevenson has been known asone Ee tented bit 343608, mbilibors thâtth4 Kon- Conference could boast of for many , pud at \u201cGit tune Bling io igh kod renponfivle \u201cfrite ç , = ÉhéAl; \u20ac, Bôole Contèrn.cu ili lid ; LA) ; Locistiere, May.20th, 1840.3 We have used John Bull's Sarsaparills, and liave known * /; \u2018ts \u2018bu\u2019 used, with ertiréé satisfaction ; and we have no \u2018hesitation In statiog out belief, tbat If: 15.a pafts and valuable medics) compound, and calsuinted to ube (much good aud, religve Woeh ouffurin 3 and: would Cheerfully and uit & pebtiy recbinimetis affiicteé Cf cc 71 ARR W.BRLION, 6.WÉbdeh) 7 ia 51 WB.STEVENSON.Pr TAT Aa \u20ac Cdn ds invité aif persons hehe Bering wl any of to il ss flesh is Leir'to,\" to own Jad Buil'e agent, and get 8 coby of Butts LSA i ; \u2019 vi \u201cese au ea bul dé iiling to give Bulls sarsaparkilx à fsiL; after reading, and yeeol) « 2 sume His, that it is impossible for thie Loëtor ub \u2018 he tenth part of the number of vin biion oF us né ges eures prforpiké by- hid Sarmpariliay, The: mous = tentfimoiiy valuntarilyshowered on De, Bul('s Sacrap! is from well known «bd distiofulshied ja! a public and private life, bw pe yr whadning NCIPAI, OFFICES: No.2 Gline Ba eo ortlandeatreet, New York No.1 Pitthontroet, Lonisville, Ky Lu JOHM MUSSON & CO.Agents, qe Quebec, Oct.25, 1858, 1 ASE Machine Twist, and Galloons, 1 Case Black Lastings, and Prunella.Curar von Cast.WAM.LAIRD & CO.Quebce, May 17, 1858.OCEAN INSHRANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.ARINE INSURANCES can be effected ou application to A.FRASER & CO.St.Paul Street, Quebçe, Srd Aprit, 1856, | u HIGIZ SCHOOL OF QUEBEC THE usual course of instruction in this In- slitution comprises English Reading ; Grammuairand Composition, History, Geography, Writing ; Arithmetic, Genwral and Commercia ; Mathematics, including Geometry, Algebra, Mensuration, &e.; French, Latin and Greek.Teuys, as heretofore, £12 10s, per annum, payable guarterly in advance ; Scholars under 10 years of age £10 per annum, By à due distribution of labour among the Teachers nud other arrangements, n fuil opportunity ixatforded of securing proficieney in the practically useful, as well es the Clussical branches.Quebec, 27th Dee., 1856.ND the Public.The attention of the Medical Profession and Public is invited to the following preparation : TARRANT\u2019S EFFERVESCENT SELTZER APERIENT prepared on an entirely new principle, from u lute nud accurate analysis of the celebrated SELTZER SPRING, IN GERMANY, combining eflicacy, economy, and portability, with such additions and improvements as will be found muterially to incrense its edicucy.This much esteemed and highly valuable pre- parstion will not fail to effectuully remove Dys- pepsiv or Indigestion, Bilious Affections, Headache, Heartburn, Acidity of the Stomach,Costive- ness, Gout, Rhenmutism, Loss of Appetite, Gravel, Nervous Debility, Nausea of Vomiting, Alfectious of the Liver.&c., &c.TARRANT\u2019S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBS AND COPADIA.Sunctioned by popular opinion and the high authority of the most distinguished of the medi- cul faculty ; it offers to the afflicted wu remedy, whose success has in every instance supported its deserved repulation.Being convenient and ugreenble in its use, experieuce hus proved that it retuins in every climute its desirable and truly valuable character.It is in the form of à paste, is tasteless, and does not impair the digestion, It is prepared with the greatest possible care, upon well tested principles, To persons following the sea, or going lung voyages, this preparation possesses qualities far surpassing any other\u2014neat and portable in its fur.speedy and efticaciousin its uperation, successful both in the earliest aud worst stages of the severest diseases, whilst the usual and nuuseous taste and unplewrant odor of copubin is wholly avoided in this preparation.Prepared and soid, Wholesale and Retail, by JOHN A.TARRANT successor te Jumes Tar- rant, 278 Greeuwicl, coruer of Warren street, New York; and for sale by the principal Drug gists in the United States, British Provinces, West Indies and South America, THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF COP- ABIA AND SARSAPARILLA possesses a few advantages not enjoyed by any other medicine for the cure of sexual diseases ; and which must with an enlightened public, render it assuredly highly popular, and a disideratum long sought for in the medical world.It needs no confinement or change of diet.In its approved form, hat of a paste, it is entirely tasteless, and causes to uupleusant sensation to the patient.It hus nequired the utinost fame in almost every part of Europe, it has been examined, approved of, and sanctioned by the tuculty of medicine, and recommended by the most eminent of the profession, prepared by J.B, Thorn, Chemist, London.and for sale wholesule aud retail, by J.A TAR- RANT, sole agent for the United States, 278 Greenwich street, New York.The serious attention of the aMicted is respectfully invited to a trial of DR.GROVER COE'S STANDARD FAMILY REMEDIES.- Dr.Coe\u2019s Liquid Harmattan is guaranteed to Le the most cficieut exterual application extunt.for the certain cure of Ulcers or Fever, Sores.Alscesses, including Psoas and Lumbar, Felons, Biles, Carbuncles, Fistula, Piler, Wounds, Ulcerated and Syphillitic, Sore-thront, Chuncres, Bu- bues, Ague in the breast, and every variety of external inflammation.WARRANTED To ARREST MorTiricatiox, when arising frem Burns, Wounds, and other external conditions, and to prevent it when used in time.Also warranted to check Felons and prevent suppuration when applied before matter bas com weuced forming.Used carly in cases of pune tured wounds frem nails, pitebforks, &e., it prevents all symptotns of Tetanus or Locked-jaw and removes them when arising from want of ite timely application.DR.COE'SIANTI-MERCURIAL ALTERATIVE SYRUP.A pleasant, safe and efficient remedy for the radical cure of Rheumatism, Erysipelus, Leucor- ren, Scrofuln, Gonnorrhœa, Syphiltis, Mercurial affections, Ulecration of the Kidueys and Bowles.and ull diseases avising from a vitinted condition of the blood and fluids, DR.COE'S FAMILY VEGETABLE PILLS.The bust and sufest Cuthartic Pills for popular use ever offered to the public.For the cure of Sick Heud-ache, Dyspepsia, Constipation, functional derangements of the Liver, Spleen and other viscera, they stand unrivalled.These ure not crude and uniried re- wmedies, experimentally placed before the public but they have stood the test of years.The pro- prictor is a practising Physician, and they are the same remedies be relies upon to sustain bis wide-spread reputation as a competent and successful guardian of the public health, The Harmattan has stood the test of 50 years, the origina) formula having been obtained from the Indians oy an ancestor of the present proprietor, who has improved and brought it to ite present degree of perfection.The Syrup and\u2019 Pills originated with himself, and during 12 years\u2019 extensive practice, thousands have had\u2019 cause to feel grateful for their \u2018efficacy.For wounds and sores on horses, the world ia challenged to produce\u2019 anything equal to the .Harmattan.+\" | D i For full dircctions and explanations, see pam., hlets accompanying the medicines, ' JOHN A.TARRANT, Sole Agent, _ 278 Greenwieh SL, cor, Warren, ci ss NEW YORK.Ang Qlrt.IRSA, ! TU TE vo - i Woodcock, Snipe, Duck.THE uudersigned having \u2018received a large ar PRI of SINGLE ani! DOUBLE BARREL GUNS, offers them for Sale to \u201c Sborrs- MKN \u201d at n amail advance on Sterling Cost, also hand SUPERIOR.DIAMOND GRAIN, FFF, Fad, BLASTING POWDER SHOT, PATENT WADS, CAPS, ke.PisroLs in éreat vâriety and ata low figure RICHD.S ; SHAW, man rique Street, Rat Poe q , Le Otéiec) BH Sep tan, TY 0 Nap.Golourg Cloths; ge.BOQ, Pe saci.com mom fp cw SR fds 0 M TOR LUE JUST ARRIVED.+ ! SMALL LOT of Superior CORK CORDAGE, to be sold ox Shi 8 D CHAS.E, LEVEY, & CO, The Cabinet of Cutiosities, \u20147s.cd.» ; Elements of Agricultural Chemistry, Si SY *>- Humphbey Bary edited she, ' 1 A Practical The three Colonies d?Aüstralla ; their Pastures.The Master Minds of *tt fe qURrhRO GAGRÈTE WEDNESDAŸ; 6 Fur sale by Ë.& W.POSTON & CO.Lower Towu, Dec.15, 1858, FPYHE undersigned having been appointed, by the Admiralty, AGENTS for the Sule of Carr.Bayrieuv's CILARTS, offer the fotlowing at low prices; viz.:\u2014 ~ Anthracite Coal Stoves.UST received by the Subscriber: Challenge Henters, snituble for Halls, Puy sages, and Public Buildings ; Railway Coul Burners ; Oak, Parlor, Con! Stoves ; Cylinder Stoves.H.S.SCOTT.Quebce, 5th Nov, 1858.A RAHAM\u2019S PORT.4 Hhds.and 5 Qr.-Casks, For sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Octaher 29.1858, WHISKEY.Puncheons, Hhds, and Barrels.Tor sale by E.& W.POSTON & CO.Lower Town, Nov.22, 1858.\u201c ONDON SOUCHONG.Euling Grave.For sale by JOHN PATERSON.Sept.17, 1858 USI RECEIVED: ee Harper's Magazine for December, Hudson's Bay Territory, by John McLean 2 vols.amusements : containing Acting Proverbs Dramatic Characters ; Drawing Room Pan tomimes; Musical Burlesques; Parlor Games Puzzles, &e., &c.À further supply of Curlyle\u2019s Frederick the Great ; 3 vols.Poe and Dana's Poems, For sale by MIDDLETON & DAWSON, Shaw\u2019s Buildings, Foot of Mountumn Hill Quebec, Nov.29.1858.The Following Books N DAWSON'S, Foot of Mountain Hill ;\u2014 residence in the interior of Africa.vid Livingstone, L.L.1., L.C.L\u2014158, Middleton & Dawson, vicinity of that city, 4to., beautifully illus- truted, with w mup,\u201430s.Shaw\u2019s Buildings, Cunuda: Essays by J.Sheridan Hogan and Alexander Morris, to which were award ed the first and second prizes by the Paris Exbibition Commiteee of Cunudu, (cloth, to gether, )\u201464, 3d, Foot of Mountain Hil.Muxims and Hints for an Angler ; embellished with humourous Engravings, illustrative of the miseries of Fishing ; to which are added tsixiins uid hints jor a chess player,\u20142s.6d.Middleton & Dawson, A Panoramic Guide from Niagara Falls to Que- bee, showing and describing all the mos: celebrated and picturesyne points along the River St.Lawrence, by Wm.S.Hunter, Jr, \u2014 34.Shaw's Buildings, [Impressions of the Soull and West during a six weeks\u2019 holiday.Foot of Mountain III.Fables of Sterling Exchange into Dollars and Cents, und vice versa, at par, and from 7 cent.to 12; \u2018f?cent.premium, by Eighths.\u2014 105, Middleton & Dawson, Tables of Interest at 5, 6, and 7 9 cent., (and, by a simple combination, up to 14 cent.) for any number of days, at each date, frou.one to three hundred und sixty-five ; with s Time Table, showing the numberst days from any day in any month to the sw ge day in any other month,\u201412s.6d.Shaw's Buildings, Pictures of the Olden Time, ne shewn in the fortunes of n family of the Pilgrims, by Ed- muud l[, Sears, \u20145s, Foot of Mountain Till, A Military Mite to the Mountain of Literature ; or, the Rhymes of a Red Coat.Published for the benefit of the Indian Relief Fund,\u2014 2s, Middleton §& Dawson, The Cunadian Naturalist and Geologist, and Prof ceedings of the Nulursl Ilistory Society o- Montreal, \u2014 15s.Shaw's Buildings, The Life aud Public Services of John Charles Fremont, with illustrations aud portrait et.steel, by Jobu Bigelow, \u20146s.3d.Foot of Mountain Hill, The Buok of Common Prayer, aud administration of the Sucraments, and other rites and ceremonies of the Church, beautifully illu minuted and illustrated with engraving: from the great painters,\u2014 £5, Middleton & Dawson, Prayers for Children, by Reverend Henry W.Lee,\u20141v.94.Shaw's Buildings, Commercial Tubles : consisting of Reckoning, Interest, Annuity, Money, Weights, Meas ures, and other Tables, \u2014 45.Gd.Foot of Mountain Hill.A Table of Advances in Currency in Costs Sterling, from One Penny to Ten Pounds, fur the use of Importers,\u2014 5s, Middleton & Dawson, Timethrift ; or, Leisure Hours for Ladies : including instructionin Crochet, Berlin Work, &e., &e., hy Mes.Wuvren,\u2014 ds.éd.Shaw's Buildings, The l\u2019rench Pastor at the Seat of War ; being letters written from the East by Lmilién Fronsard, Protestant Pastor in the French army before Schastopol,\u20145s, Foot of Mountain Hill.The Mathematicnl Sciences; including simple Artihmetic, Algebra, the Elements of Euclid.Plane\u2019s Spherical Trigonometry, Series.Logarithms, Mensuration, and Practical Geometry ; by J, R.Young and othera,\u2014G£, 3d Middleton & Dawson, ; A System of Natural History ; being n Structural and Classified arrangemont of Plants and Animals, forming a busis for.the study\u2019 ol Botany and Zoology, A Shaw's Buildings, The British Pulpit: skethes of eminent Minis ters ; by Edwin Paxton Hood, \u20143s, 9d, Foot of Mountain.Hill ; Memoirs of the Queena of Frauce, including a Memoir of Her Majesty the late Queen of the French, (Marie Amelie,) by Mrs.Bush, 2 vols, : ERA , Middleton & Dawsons: + \\.& Shaw's Buildings, .Foot of Molintain Hil! - eatise on the Culture and Treat ment of the Grape Vine, by J.Teisk Allen.Middleton & Dawson, Copper Mines; and-Gold- Fields B.89d- ney,\u2014Gs.vo fee bby T At \u2018 re ing i Poems, Thoughts, EB a ; tele dont 8, Thoughts, Essays, an ; by Edwin Paston Wood.\u2019 wen Foot of Mountain Hill.(THE BST MONTREAL WHISKEY, in 50 Chests English Breaktast Souchong, ex Harper for December.Notes of a Twenty-five Year's Service in the The Sociable ; or, one thousand und one bome} -\u2014\u2014 Gumes ol Action ; Forfeits ; nud a vhoice collection of curious Meutul and Mechanien) Tllustrated with nearly 300 Bugravings and Diagrams; the whole being a fund of never-ending entertainment AY always be found at MIDDLETON & Missionary Travels and Resenrches in South Af- ricu ; including a \u20acketeb of sixteen years\u201d By Du- A Description of Ottawa and the Scenery in the Montreal to Lake St.Peter ; Luke St Peter; Luke &t, Peter to Batiscan ; 8t.Croix to Butiscun ; Quebec to St, Croix ; Hurbour und Bnsin of Quebee ; Quebec tu Orleans ; Seut Islands to Orleans; Point Quelle to Seu} Jslunds; Pilgrims to I'viut Quelle ; Green Island to Pilgrims ; Bersimis to Saguenay Puint de Monts to Bersituis ; Saguenay River ; Traverses ; Bic Island to Quebce ; Magpie Bay to Point de Monts ; Pasbusheeboo to Magpic Bay ; Lake Islund to PPushashecboo ; Esquimanx Islands to Lake [alund ; Magdulen Islande ; Watagheistic Sound ; Mingun Islands, (East) ; Do.do, (West); Little Meccatinu ; Bay Chuleur ; Gaspé and Mal Bays.NUVA SCOTIA.Halifax Harbour ; Gut of Cunso an Chedabucto Buy ; Galf of 3t, Lawreuce, &c.; Shut-in Island to Pope Harbour ; Liscomb Island iv Greeu Island ; Mars Head to Sbut-in Island ; ; Country Harbour ; Green Island to Cape Causo.: FOR SALE.| (YANARY SEED, ; HEMP SEED, Just Received.LANE, GIBB & CO.Quebee, Dee.28, 1857.ECELVING, ex G.T.Railway Puucheons, Ibds,, and Barrels of Prime Porio Rico Molasses.For sale by E.& W.POSTON & CO.Lower Town, Nov.10, 1857.AT THE QUEBEC MONUMENTAL, SCULPTURE, ' AND GENERAL MARBLE WORKS, A large und varied Stock of HEADSTONES, MANTELS, TABLE-TOPS, MONUMENTS, F3 Aud every Article in the Trade, is AL wavs ox HAND: the STYLE aud EXECUTION of which is SECOND ro NONE.îe- PRICES MODERATE.53 FELIX MORGAN, 1914, St.John Street, without, Quebec.19th May.1857.) AYERS Cathartic Pills, (SUGAR COATED,) ABS MADE TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND CURE THE SICK.Invalids, Fathers, Mothers, Physicluns, Philanthroplits, read their Effects, and judge of their Virtues.FOR THE CURE OF Headache, Sick Iteadache, Foul Stomach.Prrrssurg, Pa, May 1, 1855.Dr.J.C.Avs.Sir: I have beeu repentediy cured of the wont headische uny body can have by a dose or two of your Pills.It scema to nrise from à foul stomnch, which they cleanno xt ouce, If they will cure others as they do me, the fact is worth knowing.Yours with great respect, ED.W.PREBLE, Clerk of Steamer Clarion.Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, DEPARTMENT 07 THX INTERIOR, WasiINaToN, D.C., 7 Feb., 1866.Sin: T have used your Pills in my general and hospital practice ever since you made them, und cannot Hhonitate to my they are the beat cathartic we employ.Their regu Inting action on the liver is quick and decided, consequently they are an admirable remedy for derangements of that organ.Indeed, 1 have #eldom found a case of bitious dis cage so obstinate that it did not readily yicld to them, © Fratornally yours, ALONZ BALL, M.D, \u2018Physician of the Murine Hospital.Dysentery, Itelax, and Worms.Post Orne, HARTLAND, Liv.Co, Mich, Nov, 16, 1856, Dr.Aver: Your Pills are the perfection of medicine, They have done my wife more good than I ca tell you.She had Leon sick and pining wway for months.Went off to be doctored at great expense, but got Lu better.She then commenced taking your Pills, which soon cured her, by expelling large quantities of worms (dead) from her body.They afterwards cured her and our two children of bloody dysentery.One of our neighbors had it bad, and wy wife cured him with two doses of your Pills, while others around ns pud from five to twonty dollars doctors\u2019 billy, and Jost much time, without being cured entirely even then, Such a medicine oo yours, which is actually ud honest, will be prized here, gould» ' GEO.J.GRIFFIN, Postmaster.Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood From Rev.J.V.Himes, Pastor of Advent Church, Boston.Dr.Aver: I have used your Pills with extraordina success in my family and among those I um called to visit lu distress.To regulato the organs of digestion and purify the bluod they are the very bust remedy I have ever known, and 1 can confidently recommend them to my friends.Yours, J.V, HINES.WARSAW, WYOMING C0, N.Y., Oct.24, 1855.Dean Sin: 1 am using your Cathartic Pills in my pric (ice, and find them an excellent partie 50 cleanse the ati d purify the fountains of the .syst, snd purty JOLN G.MEACHAM, M.D.Erysipelas, Scrofula, King\u2019s Evil, Tetter, Tumors, and Sait Rheum.From a Forwarding Merchant of R.Louis, Fb.4, 1856.Dx.Aver: Your Pills are the paragon of ali that ie creat in medicine.Thoy Lave cured my little daughter of ulceroun sores upon her hands and feet that had proved incurable for years.Her mother hus been long grievour ly afflicted with blotches and pimples on her skin and In bor hair.After our child was cured, she also tried your Pills, and thoy have cured her, ASA MORGRIDGE.Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Gout.From the Rev.Dr.Hawkes, of the Methodist Epis.Church.Purasxi House, SAvANNAIL GA., Jan.6, 1866, Hoxork» Bin: 1 slionld be ungrateful for the relief your okill has brought me if 1 did vot report my case to you.A cold settle] in wy limbs aud brought on excruciating yeuralgic pains, which ended in chronic rheumatism, twithstanding 1 had the best of physicians, tho disease grew worse aud worse, until, by the advice of your excel lent agent in Baltimore, Dr.Mackenzie, 1 tried your Pilla.Their effects were slow, but sure.Jy porsevoriog in the use of them 1 min now entirely well.SENATE Cuanpzn, Baron Rovae, Li., & Dee, 1856.Da.Aykr : I have been eutirely cured by your Piflu of Rhoumatic Gout \u2014 à paiuful disense that bad afllicted me for years.VINCENT SLIDELL.For Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred Com= Iatnta, requiring au active purge, they are an oxcel- Ent remedy.For Costiveness or Constipation, and ns a Dinner Pill, they are sgreeable aud offectual.Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, Inflamma= tion, and LE Denfnens, and Partinl Blind= ness, Lave been cured Ly the niterative action of these Piils, Most of the pills In market contain Merenry, which, al though a valuable remedy in skilful bands, is dangerous in a public pill, from the dreadful consequences that fre quently follow Its incautions uso.These coutaln no tmer- eury ur tuiners! subatanco whätover.YER'S CHERRY PECTORAL FOR TI[E RAPID CURE OF We need mot speak tb the publio of its virtues.Throughout avery town, and almost every hamlet of thé American States, itn wonderful cures of pulmonary com- Juints have made it already known, NAy, fow are flies in any civilized conntry on this continent withont some personal experlonce 0° Îta effécta; ani fewer got the communitics apy where which have not among thot some living trophy of its victory over the subtle and dân# gorous diseases of the throat and lungs.While ith the most powerful antidote yot known to man for tho fonni- dable and dangerous diseases of the pulmonary organs, it in also the plossantest and safest remedy that can be enr loyed for infants and young persons.Parents shold ave ft In store against the Insidions encmy that steals upon them unprepared.We have alnindant grounds to Thiers the ChErRY PECTORAL saves more lives PA the con- mmptions it prevents than those ft cures.\u2019 Keeps ft and care jour, colds while they are curabley ttor né E to askare them it fs\u2019 pre rare no cost, no care, ho toll to ch it the LE po eur ak A) : foal Annlytio) Chemist, Towel), Mass: | Bot { 1 40d Anlytiol] Che BY uit fre ~ JOSEPH BOWLES! and\u2019 JOBN MUSSON & Co., 8t Jam A Quebec, May 26, 1858, vo Street MIDDLETON & DAWBON \u2018 + uo is, by Druggiets generally throughout Ca Passage Money from Liverpool From Liverpool to Halifax & i CPRBPARED BY BRi-d, 0.AYRE, ©) tinier mea propane pa TO SHOEMAKERS.Hams.CHARTS! 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JUST RECEIVED, ASES Fresh Sugur Cured HAMS.bave St.John's Marine Insurance Co.THE undersigned hereby gives Notice that he Las been a pointed: PROTECTIVE AGENT, in Canada, for the above Companies, others insured with them, M.H.WARREN.Quebec, Aug 4th, 1856, ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF LIVERPOOL.Capital, £2,000,000 Sterling.FIRE INSURANCES RE continued to bs EFFECTED at MO DERATE RATES of PREMIUM.p LOSSES adjusted in Quebec, and ProMPTLY AID.No charge made for the Policy.LIFE INSURANCE Also effected on advantageous terms.FORSYTH, BELL & CO., Quebec, 21st Feby.1856.Agents, BEACON FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, \u2018ncorporated by Act of Parliament, 7&8 ic.Chap.110, CAPITAL, - - - - - .£150,000.With power to increase to half a million.CHIEF OFFICE : No.6, WarEnLoo PLace, LoNpoN.DISTRICT BOARDS : Kingston, ToxonTo AND MONTREAL, With Agencies throughout Canada.DIRECTORS FOR QUEBEC : Thre Hovorasre J.M.FRASER HENRY BURSTALL, Esq.Tnos.BLATHERWiCK, Esq., M.D., Medical Referee.IIIS COMPANY effects Insurances on Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and every description of property.All Losses settled with promptitude and liberality, without reference to England\u2014the Board of Directors being Shareholders having full powers to act : thus embracing all the advantages of a Provineial Company with the further guarantee of à paid up and securely invested British Capital.R.PENISTON, AGENT, For Quebec aud the District, To whom all renewal Premiums ure in future to be paid.19th Feby.1856.CORDAGE.HE SUBSCRIBERS, Agents ror Hrn- pERsON\u2019s CORDAGE FACTORY, respectfully give notice to their {ricnds aud the public, that they are prepared to manufacture GANGS OF RIGGING, of all sizes and the best quality, at short notice, and at the lowest prices ; also, all kinds of Turred Cordage and Seizing Siuit, Houseline, Humbroline, Marline, Spun- yarn, Bale Rope, superior Lemp Packing, for Steam Engines.and a complete assortment of MANILLA CORDAGE, of all sizes.All Coxp- AGE from the above factory, Wanraxren equal to English manufacture.LANE, GIBB & CO.Quebec, March 19, 1858.Receiving, per G.T.R.: ERY SUPERIOR MONTREAL WHISKEY, in puncheons and barrels.Burbadoes Syrup and Molusses, in puncheons and barrels.\u2014AND, EXPECTED DAILY,\u2014 Bright Muscovado Sugar.For sale by E.&W.POSTON & CO.#&-The above can be delivered in Point Levi, if if required, Lower Town, March 19, 1858, The Subscribers offer for Sale : ELLOW METAL, in.and upwards.Belfast Cordage, 1% in, \u20186 \u2018 B.E.Perrier\u2019s Champagne, anchor brand\u2014 in Pints and Quarts.Best Cork Soup.Porter\u2014in Bottle ndon draught.Six Guinea Ale.Irish Whiskey, Felt\u2014for Roofing and Sheathing, Cigars, &e., &c.C.E.LEVEY & CO.St.Jumes Street: Quebee, 15th March, 1858.FIRST SCREW STEAMSHIP ROM F LIVERPOOL FOR PORTLAND, U.S.Calling at St.John\u2019s Newfoundland, and Halifax, Nova Scotia, out and hoe, to land und receive passengers aud goods.The stay at these places will be short, as the facilities fo discharging will be great.HE New and Powerful first class Screw Steamship ¢ CHERSONESE,\u201d A la Lloyd's, 2300 tons burthen, Captain CHARLES POWELL, will sail from Liverpool for the above Ports on SATURDAY, the 23rd day of AUGUST, 1856, and return to Liverpool by the seme route, leaving PORTLAND on the 23rd of SEPTEMBER following, This beautiful Steamship, since she was launched, some six months since, has been employed in the Government service, and bas provea herself to be a very fust and in every way a superior vessel.She has five watertight compartments, and is built of extra strength, suitable for the North American trade, and har been refitted with comfortable accommodations for a limited number of First Crass and STEERAGE PASSENGERS.Provisions provided in the usual style on board of Atlantic stenmers at the rates of Passage named below.; lat CLA8S.SrEsRAGE to St.Joha\u2019s Nfid.15 Guineas.5 Ga.Portland .ooiviuininnnes 16 \u201c 66 From Portland and Halifax to Liverpoul, G.B.:.60 doîlars.80dol, From St.John\u2019s Nid.to Liver- 18,COLDS, HOARSENESS, INFLU- pool.\u201c 25 # CNZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING From Portland to Halifax and a 6 COUGH, CROYP, ASTHMA, IN- VICE DEFSAL.Le 200000000000 \u201c CIPIENT DORRUMPTION, } From Portland to St John's and for tho rellef of consémptite patiéuts in Advanced NAA.vere ivonanenenne 24 10 8: stigos of the diconso, t6 % +77} From HalifaxtoSt.John\u20193Nfd.16 «\u201c 8 + Steward\u2019s fees and provisions included, except wines ond other liquors, which can be had on board.D Trelghts from Liverpool to St Joh h 's (Nfid,) 45s = = sterling, añd'8 per oéut.primdge.\u201c from Liverpool \u201cto Halifax N.8., and Ports land, 508 and 5 per écht.« from Portland to Halifax, and vice versa, $3 per ton, -80-cts por battel, - : + from Portland td St John's, Nd, $6 per ton, 50 cts per bbl, RER?4 from Halifax to St John\u2019s, NO, $4 pok ton, 40 cts per bbl, ! Heavy Goods as per arrangement, and roels ; au he i |: ! Sonn he fasta on the ial ata your ify.pose .on moderate terms.For furtiier partioulars All know the dreadful fatality of lang disorders, wtid ù applyto \u20182.© they know too the virtues of this omedy, wo need not do WIER, COCHRAN & ço,, General Office : Weaver Buildings, Brunswick St, a At 17 BF North John BL, Livbipo 1 THOMAS \u2018H.BROOKING & oft S40 HL 14 Néw Broad Streot, Londoi.BROOKING, SON & CO.,! 8t.John\u2019s, Newfoundland BENJAMIN WIER & CO., Halifax, Nova Sootis.JOHN RHYNAS & CO.or to A CHARLES H.'FAYLOR & SON, \u2018+ | Portland, Main 5b August, 1856.Toi Mine and will be glad to sssist Masters of Vesselsaod |g 758.8e MOUNT HERMON CEMETERY REVISED LIST of CHARGES ior ç MAINTAINING LOTS IN ORDER bas been cstublished and may be seen at the Cemetery, or on application to the Secretary or Treasurer.No wurk will be done upon lots unless specially ordered and puid in advance for the nso, Owing tothe dificulty that bas arisen in col- leotiug accounts, the rule which provides shat ull charges for Interments must be paid for when the order is given will, in future, be stricily adhered to.Mr.Roperr Watkns has been appoluted Super intendent of the Cemetery.By order, HENRY 8S.SCOTT, Quebec, April 22nd, 1856.Secretary.LET US REASON TOGETHER.HOLLOWAY\u2019S PILLS WHY ARE WE SICK?It bas been the lot of the human race to the weighed down by disease and sufering.Ho1- LOWAY\u20198 PiLIs are specially nds pted to the relief of the Weak, the Nenvous, the DELicars and the Irina, of all climes.ages, sexes, nid censtitu tions.Professor Holloway personally superintends the manufacture of his medicines, and offers them to a free and enlightened people, #8 the best remedy the world ever saw for the removal of disease, THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.These famous Pills are expressly combined fo operate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys, the lungs, the skin, and the bowels, correcting any derangement in their functions, purifying the food, the very fountain of life, and thus curing ibscase in all its forms.DYSPEPSIA & LIVER COMPLAINTS, Nearly half the human race have taken these Pills.It has been proved in sll parts of (he world, that nothing has heen found equal to them in cuses of disorders of the liver, dyspepsiu and stomuch compluints generally.They soon give a heulthy tone to those organs, however much.deranged, and when all other means havefailed GENERAL DEBILITY.\u2014ILL HEALTH.Many of the must despotic Governments have opened their Custom Houses to the introduction of these Pills, that they may become the medicine of the masses.Learned Colleges admit that this medicine is the best remedy ever known for nersons of delicate, health, or where the system pus been impaired, as its invigorating properties hever fil to afford relief.FEMALE COMPLAINTS.No Female, young or old, should be without this celebrated medicine.It corrects and regulates the monthly courses at all periods, acting in many cases like acharm.tis also the best and safest medicine that can be given to children of all ages, and for any complaint ; consequently no family should be without it.Hollawuy's Pills are the best remedy known in the world for the following Diseases:\u2014 Ague Droy sy tuttummitionSore Throats Asthma Dyseutery Jaundice Stone and Gravel Bilious Com-[Ecysipelus Liver Com-jSecondary Syoip- plaints Female Irregu plaints ns Blutches onl larities Lunnbugo Poloureux the Skin Fever of allililes Tumours Bowel Com kinds Rheumatism {Ulcers plaints Fits Retention ol|Vencrealaffection Colics tout Urine Worms of all Constipation |[ead-ache Ser oor kinds of the Bowel |fudigestion King's Evil|Weakness, from Cunsumption whatever causes Debility Xe.&c.Sold ut the establishment of Proresson Hoi- LOWAY, 244, Strand.(near Temple Bar,) London and 80, Maideu Lane, New York; also by all respectable Druggists aud Dealers in Medicines throughont the civilized world, and all over the Cunadus, at the following prices :-~1s.3d, ; 3s «d3.; and bs.Xm.There is a considerable saving by taking the larger sizes.N.B.\u2014Directions for the guidance of patients in every disorder are aflixed to ench Box, Dee.27th.1858, THE SYCRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH AND MATURITY.Just Pubjished, price One Shilling Ste ERVOUS DEBILITY, its Causes, Symptoms, and Cure : an Essay on Seininal Weakness, with Practicul Observations on a safe, speedy, und successful mode of treatment of the Disease of the Generative System, by detecting the real cause aud effect of every variety of Complaint, whether arising from solitary habits, excesses, accident, or climate.To which are added, Commentaries ou the Physiology of Marriage, with precautionary hints on the evils emanating from Empirical practice, and the dangerous remedies advocated by various writers on these important disorders.By SAMUEL LA\u2019MERT, M.D, 87.Bedford Square, London, Mutriculated Member of the University of Edinburgh, Honorary Member of the London Hospital Medical Society, Licentiate of Apothecaries Hall, London, &c., &c.The essentinl object of this treatise is to poiut out the fearful consequences resulting from certain habits, irregularities, aud excesses, which have produced more misery in Youth, degradation in Maohood, and premature decay at all stages of Life, than, perhaps, any other class of disease known to modern pathologists, Ite perusal is particularly recommended to persons entertaining secret doubts their physical condition, and who are conscious of buving hazarded the health, happiness, and privileges to which every human being is entitled.Skcrioy L\u2014Analomy and Physiology of the Generative Organs.Seçrios IL\u2014Puserry\u2014Maxaoop\u2014The Morale of Generative Physiology, uud True and False Morality.SEcTioN IIL-\u2014Tue PuystoLoGYy or MARRIAGE \u2014Aptitude aud iuaptitude for Wedded Happiness, Physiological Facts on Generulive Capu- city.SECTION IV.\u2014SPERMATORRHŒÆA,0r Seminal De- bility\u2014Its Mistory and Causes.The Miseries ol Imprudeuce.The Vices of Schools.SECTION V.-\u2014SYMPTONS OF SPERMATORRHŒA and Impotence, Nocturnal Discharges, &e., Influence of Spermatorrhœa on the Mental Faculties, SEcrIoN IV.\u2014CausEs AND ErFECTS OP SEMINAL Desiuiry, Connection between the Mental and Generative Organs, Seminal Weakness, Impotence, and Sterility.SECTION VII\u2014-DETECTION OF SEMINAL WEAK- Ness by Urinary or Microscopie Examination, Indications for Detection and Dangers of Mistakes, Importance of Examination, Medical Lr- rors, Means of Cure.SecrioN VIII.\u2014TREATMENT OF SEMINAL WEAK- NE88 AND IMYOTENCE, Urinary Indications, Haz- ardoiis and Empirienl Specifics.the Author's Mode of Treatment, Cases and Illustrations, It fa absolutely necessary that all men should know that there are principles of personal management which cannot be violated without incurring grievous penalties, and when wisdom and regret succeed the heyday of inconsiderate self-indulgence, how these penalties may he mitigated, how thes ting of their bitterness may be removed, and how the evil and its conséquences may be avoided, and, above all, that there is | scarcely any degree of physical infirmity or functional derangement to which the timely sid of science cannot apply a cure.22 Patients residing out of England can be succetafully treated by correspoudence-only, in any Languages, and medicines can be forwarded with secrecy, safety, and despatch, to all parts of the world: All letters must be necompunied by the fee of £1, or will not be replied to, \u201c NERVOUS DEDILITY may be had of-Mr.HOUSE, Bookseller.Oobourg, Canada West ; at, e ** Pro e ce, London and uebed at the \u2018* Gasotte\u201d\u201d Ofloc.su nv Q eho IGARS.\u2019 re 76,000 Cigars, Concha\u2019s and Justo Sanz brands, in one-tenth boxes,\u201d ~~\u2019 * For sale b; JOH \\ N°: October 2 an N PATERSON.\u2018 Pork for Sale, 1000 Be i Juss FORK.PORK 0.à 200 Barrels PRIMÉVORK; 1:15?All Montreal Inspection: : I var 4d w Le te LANE, GIBB & 00.) 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