The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 18 août 1869, mercredi 18 août 1869

[" ne to its, tre mn the ned; ligez ed in ; aud | hows pirité fed teful the ris- bled Host and and pi in piled bor, pros ma at pia pas ni = = \u201cVOL.107.\u2014NO.10,510.meer Ayer\u2019s Sarsaparilla, FoR PURIFYING THE BLOOD, The reputation this ox.cellent medicine enjoys, is derived from its cures, many of which are truly marvellous.Inveterute cases of Scrofulous disease, where the systom seemed saturated with corruption, have been purified and cured by it.crofulous affections and disorders,which were ag- , avated by the scrofu- 2 ES \u2018ft ous contamination until ainfull cting, have been radically they Tere ach ron numbers in almost every sec- ton of the country, that the public scarcely need to pe informed of itd virtues or uses.\u2018A Berofulous poison is one of the most destructive enemies of our race.Often, this unseen and unfelt tenant of the organiam undermines the constitution, and invites the attack of enfeebling or fatal diseases, without exciting & suspicion of its presence.Again, it seems to brood infection throughout the body, an then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop into one or other of its hideous forms, either on the surface or AMON, e vitals.In the latter, tubers les may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or heart, of tumors formed in the liver, or it shows {ts presence by eruptions on the skin, or foul uloer- ations on some I of the Dody.Hence the occasional use of a ottle of this Sarsaparilla is advisable, even whon no active symptoms of disease Quebec Gazelle.Eatabdlishod 1764, .\u2014s\u2014 JBLISHED by Messrs, MIDDLETON & DAWSON, Printers, Foot of Mountain Hil, Lower Towa, inthe City of Quebec.Txrus or SugseriprioN, FOUR DOLLARS par aupum, payable yearly in advauce.ADVERTISEMENTS, delivered in before two o\u2019slock P.M.on the day ot publication, nserted according to written orders\u2014or till orbid, if no written directions\u2014at 50 cents for six lines and under, for first insertion, and 123 pente for each subsequent insertion; for ten lines apd above six, 75 cents for first in- ear, Persons afilicted with the following com.plaints gonerally find immediate relief, and, at | angth, cure, by the uss of this SARS LA: Bt, Anthony\u2019s Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, etter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm, Bore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other eruptions or visible forms of Scrofulous disease.s0 in the more concealed forms, as D spepsia, Dropsy, Heart Diseass, Fits, Eph sy, Neuralgia, and the various Ütcerous affections of the muscu* lar and nervous systems.Syphilis or Venereal and Mercurial Diseases are oured by it, though a long time is required for subduing these obstinate maladies by any medicine, But long continued use of this medicine will cure the complaint, Leucorrhea or Whites, Uterine Ulcorations, and Female Diseases, are come monly soon relieved and ultimately cured by its urifying and invigorating effect.Minute actions for each case are found in our Almanac, supplied gratis.Rheumatism and Gout, when enused by accumulations of extraneous matters in the blood, yield Jick) to it, as also Liver Complaints, Torpidity, Congestion or Inflam- avon of the Liver, and Jaundice, when arising, as they often do, from the ranking Jpolsons in the blood.This SARSAPARIILLA is n great ro- storer for the strength and Teor of the system, Those who are La +d and tless, Despon=- dent, Blecpless, and troubled with Nervous Ap- prehenvions or Fears, or any of the affections symptomatic of Weakness, will find immediate relief and eonvineing evidence of its restorative power upon trial, PREPARED BY Or.J.C.AYER & CO.Lowell, Mass, Practical and Analytical Chemists.$0LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE, Ayer\u2019s Cathartic Pills, For all the purposes of a Laxative Medicine.ç Perhaps no one modi- D cine is so universally required by everybody as a cathartic, nor was ever any before so universally adopted into use, in every countryand Jong all classes, as this mil but efficient purgative Pill.The obvious reason ig, that itis a more re.a linble and far more effec.# tual remedy than any ~ === other, Thoso Tho have fod it.know that it cured them; those who have rats that it cures their neighbors and friends, and all know that what it does once it does always \u2014 that it never fails through any fault or neglectof its composition, We have thousands upon thousands of certificates of their ramarkable cures of the following complaints, but such cures are known in every neighborhood, and we need not publish them, Adapted to all ages and conditions in all climates; containing neither calomel or any deleterious drug, they may be taken with safety by anybody.Their sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable no harm can arise from their use in any quantity.They oporate by their powerful influence on the internal viscora to purify the blood and stimulate it into healthy action \u2014rernove the obstructions of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of tho body, restoring their irregular action to health, and by correcting, wherover they exist, such derange- ments as are the first origin of disease, Minute directions aro given in the wrapper on the box, for the following complaints, which these Pills rapidly cure: \u2014 For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Listless« ness, Languor and Loss of Appetite, they should be taken moderately to stimulate the Btogge ach aud restoro ita healthy tone and action.\u201cFor Liver Complaint and its various 8 toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Headac Jaundice or Green Bickness, Bilious Colic and Bilious Fevers, they should be judiciously taken for each case, ta correct the diseased action or remove the obstructions which cause it.For Dysentery or Diarrhæs, but one mild dose is generally required.- For Rheumatism, Gout, Gravel, Palpl.tation of the Heart, Pain in the Side, Back and Moins, they should be continuously taken, as required, to change the diseased action of the system, With such change those complaints iaappear, For Dropsy and Dropsical Swellings they should be taken in large and frequent doses to produce the effect of a drastic purge.For Buppression a large dose should be taken as it produces the desired effect by sympathy.As 2 Dinner Pill, take one or two Pills to promote digestion and relieve the stomach.An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite, and invigorates the system.Hence it is often ad- Tantagoous where no serious derangement exists.One who feels tolerably well, often finds that a dose of these Pills makes him foel decidedly better, from their cleansing and renovating effect on the digestive apparatus, DR.J, 0.4 & CO., Practical Chemists, LOWRLL., MASS, U.8, A, Ayer\u2019s Cherry Pectoral, Ror Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, such as Ooughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, - and Consumption, Probably never before in the whole history of medicine, has anything won so widely and so deeply Upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints, Through along series of years, and among most of the races of men it has risen higher and higher in their estimation, #8 it has become better known, Its uniform charactor and power to cure the various affections of the lungs and throat, have made it known as a reliable protector against them.While adapted to milder forms of disease and to young children, it is at the same time the most effectual reinedy that can be given for incipient consumption, and the dangerous affections of the throat and lungs, As a pro Vision against sudden attacks of Croup, it should bekept on hand In every family, and indeed as all are sometimes subjoct to colds and coughs, all should be provided with this antidote for them, Although settled Consumption is thought in.Curable, still groat numbers of cases where the dis- Sac seemed mettlod, have been completely cured, And the patient restored to sound health by the Cherry Pectoral.So complete is its mastery over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that the Moat obstinate of them yield to it, When noth.ng else could reach them, under the Cherry Poc- Hs they subside and disappear, ers and Heston fram po Publio Speakers find great pro- Asthing is al cured by it, eye relieved and often wholly chronohitia is generally cured by taking the herry Pectoral in small and frequent doses, w & Cough and Cold, no better remedy can nt ad.Take small doses three times a day and In he foot in warm water at night, until the ease is broken up.Tr ifhenaa, when it affects the throat or oo le same course.er four time Fal Couey give small doses threo For Croup, give large and fr until te diese ip \u201d ergo equont doses ily should bo without the Cherry Peoto- frog hand to protect them, in case of attack, share © Above complaints, Its timely use ofton ne he pationt a great amount of suffering and cot ch he would incur Ly waiting until he for ty ue aia, Parents, kocp itin your} à cs ™y be sare BP ite ¢ arise, Lives dear to you \"x gmerally aro its virtues known, that we necd ish certificates of thom hore, or do more va Ssüre the publio that the best qualities it ever Prod Aro strictly maintained.pared by Dr.J.C, AYER & Co., Practical And Analytical Ch all A the Yong Lt: Lowell, Mass,, and sold nag 18, Tic LEOD, Quebeo, Agent.sertion, and 17 cents for each subsequent maertion ; for ten lines and upwards, 8 cents er line for first Insertion, and two cents per ine for each subsequest insertion.Advertising by the year as may be agreed on.KG AI letlers and communications must be posT-PAID.MIDDLETON & DAWSON, Proprietors.TBRADB NARHA9 McLEAN & CO2S CARBOLIC - DISINFECTANT BURNING OIL.FENHIS valuable OIL is now extensively uscd in the west with wonderful success, ns may be seen by reading the accompanying testimonials from highly respectable and well-known persons in whose houses the OIL isin nightly use, and was, us a diginfeotant, in constaut demand during the visitation of the small-pox lust spring.As a durable article (beenuse it is less volatile than the ordir y burning fluide,) one gallon lusts longer than the oils now in use.It never blackens the lamp chimney, if the wick be properly tric ned, nor will it deposit any sediment in the lamp, by which the wick generally becomes chai ved, as the © poisonous mineral chemicals,\u201d used in its dec loriz.tion, are carefully extracted.It burnafreely, giving a beautiful soft light which never af eots the eyes, ay the wick is never charred or incrusted by foreign matter.From its CARBOLIC and other medical properties, of a gimilar nature, it isa certain disinfectant in the sick chamber, the bospital, and on board of sbip, where all classes of society (during the voyage) are crowded together, from the statesman down to the pauper, just escaped, perbaps, from within the walla of Newgate, and etill wearing his prison rags, with, it my be, a large sprinkling of the dregs of \u201cemall pox\u201d or some other disease equally infectious, to be widely spread among the inhabitants of the country to where he is emigrating.TESTIMONIALS.MESSRS.MoLEAN & Co., GExILEMEN,\u2014It affords us much pleasure to inform you that your Burning Oil is the best and safest we have cver used, one gallon of which lusts or burna longer than any other we have used previously.It neverchars the lump, burns ireely, giving o beauti al soc light which does not affect the eyes like the other Oils now in use.Altogether we consider it the great desideratem 48 far as burning-oil is concerned.\u2019 [Signed.] R.S.Mr~donald; A.D.Leclair ; R.McPherson, P.M.; Alex.Stick'er ; Jobn McIntosh ; A.McGregor ; Thomas Ross, M.D.C.M.; R.J.McDougall: A.R.McDonald; Evanuer McRae ; D.McNaughton ; John Meadows ; John McLean ; D.Sutherland ; Alexander Cameron ; Do ald Roes ; Wm.Gillespie ; Alex.McLennan ; Wm, Harper ; J.A.Macdonald ; AS.Macdonald, 23 Manufactured by MoLEAN & CO., sole proprietors of the \u201c Carnouic DISINFEOTANT Burxisa OI,\u201d © Fragrant BURNING OIL,\u201d and * OLEUM-KALAMOS,\"\u2019 Lancaster, Ontarie.0% Any of the above oils can be ordered through F.O.VALLERAND, Oil Merchant ; ALEXANDER FRASER, Grocer ; GroncE THomPson, Grocer ; or WILLIAM AHERN, Chemist and Druggist, Quebec.{7 The OIL is pz >ked up in tin cans of five gallons, and carefully cased in wood.Price, 3s.6d per gallon, delivered at the Refinery, Lancasier, Ontario.Lancaster, 1st April, 1869.THE Bayard Series.\u2014 CHOICE BOOKS FOR HOME asp ABROAD, COMPRISING HISTORY, BIOGRAPDY, ' 'RAVEL, ESSAYS, NOVELETTES, &e.Which, under an Editor ol known tasle and ability, will be very choicely priuted, on toned paper, with illustrated Title- page, Notes, and Index.Size, a handsome 16mo., very neatly bound in clotii extra, averaging about 220 pages.EACH VOLUME COMPLETE in ITSELF, Price, 75 Cents.THE following Volumes have been already published, viz.:\u2014 THE KING AND THE COMMONS.CAVALIER AND PURITAN SONG.Selected and Arranged by Henry Morley, 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forming the best inner life of the most extraordinary man of modern times.THE HISTORY OF THE CALIPH VA- THEK.By William Beckford, Eq.THE WORDS OF WELLINGTON, from his Despatches, Letters, and Speeches Compilad by E.Walford.or sale b .F MIDDLETON & DAWSON, Foot of Mountain Hill.Quebec, March 3, 1869.Fletcher's Fancy Biscuit, OSTON CRACKERS, Soda do Milk do Graham do Wine do Water do For sale by M, G.MOUNTAIN, WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF À PURE COD LIVER \\ OIL AND LIME.4 CURL for Coxsumprion, Coteus, Conus, AsTitMA, Broncurris, GENERAL DEBILITY, and all SCKOFULUUS HUMORS.FOR CONSUMPTION, it is the ouly reliable remedy known.It has tn thousands of instances restored patients that seemed past hope of recovery ; and, in tens of thousands, hus arrested the disease in ils primary stages, and restored the patient to robust health.BRONCHITIS.Ita effect in thistroublessme disease 1s very marked, although it is neceasury topersist in us use for a considerable length ol time.FEMALE DEBILITY.To sustain and augment the vital forces; to make uew, rich and pure blood ; to build up the nervous system ; lo restore energy to the mind and body\u2014uothing can be belies adapted ikian this preparution, In Asthma, Gout, Rheumatism, Sciatica Diabetes, Eruptions, Serofula, Rickets, Neuralgia, infantile Wasung, General Debility, Emaciation, Stubbern Ulcers, Spinal Disease, Hip Complaints, Coughs, Paisy, it isa rel able remedy.Nine-tenthsof the cases where iL is supposed to fuil, simply arse from the remedy being abanduued belore ts benelicial eflects become obvious.Be careful and get the genuine, manulac tured only by ALEXANDER WILBOR, CHEMIST, 160, Court Street, Busion.For sale in Quebec by RODERICK McLEOD, And by J.MUSSON & Co.October 14, 1868.6m British Periodicals.The London Quarterly Review, The Edinburgh Review, The Westminster Review, The North Briush Review, and Blackwood\u2019s Edinburgh Magazine.HE reprints of the leading Quarterlies and Blackwcod are now indispensable to all who 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RATER PREVI BY .NIR JAMES CLARKES CELEBRATED FEMME PILLS, Prepared toma Preseription ol Sir J, Clatke, M.D., Physician Extrasrdunry to the Queen.rs invaluable medicine is usfailing in the cure of all thpse paiotul an dangerous diseases tn which the Female constitution is subject.li moderates atl excess, sil 1e- moves all obstructions ; aud u speedy cure may be relied upon.TO MARTIBP LADIES it is pecullarly suited.Et will, in a shartiitme, biing on the monthly perivd witli regularity.Each bottle, price Oue Dollar, beais the Government Stamp ol\u201d Great Brituiu, to prevent cuuntezleits.- CAUTION.{i= These Pills shqpld not be taken by females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS | of PREGNANCY, us they are sure to bring on Miscarriage ; but at any ollver time they are sale te } In al) cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in Back and Limbs, Faugne on slight exertion, Palpliation ol the Heart, Hystenes and Whites] these Pills will effect a cure when all other ineans have failed ; und although a powerfal \u2018pamedy, they do net contain iron, calomel, antimouy, or anything hurifal to the constitution.Fuil directions in pamphle's around each package, whictishould bé carefully preserved Soie agent for U.States und Canada, JOB MOLES, Rochester, New York, N.B.\u2014$1.00, enclosed tv any authonzed agent, will ensure a bottle, comaining fifty Pills, by return mail.NORTHROP & LYMAN, Newcastle, C.W., General Agenta for Canada, Sold in Quebec by J.Musson & Co, W, E.Brunette, J.E.Burke, Roderick MeLeod, E.Giroux, aud all Medicine Dealers.Quebee, Oct.30, 1868.BRISTOL\u2019 SUBAR-COATED PILLS] PURELY VEGETABLE.HE need of a safe and perfectly reliable purgative medicine has long been felt by the public; and it 1s a source of greal sulls- {action to us that we can, with confidence, recommend our Briston\u2019s SUGAR-COATED PILLS as combining all the essentials of a sale, thorough, and agreeable Family Cathartic.They are prepared from the very finest quality of medicinal roots, herbs, and plants ; the ac- live principles or parts that contain the medicinal value being chemically separated from the inert and useless fibrous portions thal contain no virtue whatever.Among those medicinal ageats we may name PODOPHYLLIN, which has been proved lo possess a most wonderful power over the Liver, and all the bilious secretions.This, in combination with LEPTANDRIN, and other highly valuable vegetable extracts and drugs, constitites a purgative Pill that is greatly superiorto any medicine of the kind beretotore offered 10 the public.Bristol\u2019s Vegetable Sugar-Coated Pills will be found a sale and speedy remedy in all such cases as Piles, Headache, Jaun dice, Bad Breath, Foul Stomach, Loss ol Appetite, Liver Complaint, Habitual Costivenass, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Heartburn or Flatn- leney, Dropsy oi Limbs or Body, Female Irregularities,and all diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, and Kidneys.In diseases which have their origin in the blood, Bristol\u2019s Sarsaparilla, that best ol blood purifiers, should be used with the Pills; the two medicines being prepared expressly toact in harmony together.When this is done faithfully, we have no hesitation in saying that great relief, and gn most cases a cure, can be guaranteed when the patient 1s not ahieady beyond buman help.For general directions and lable ot doses, see the wrapper around each phil.For sule in the Establishments of Messrs.W.Ë.Brunet, druggist, J.E.Burke, druggist; Ed.Giroux, druggist ; J.B.Martel, druxgist ; and John Musson & Cu, druggists.Also, by all respectable Druggists.July 15, 1869.GCARDITER?S BAKING PODER.oy SRG In 1 1b.Packets for 25 cents, 6 Packets for $1.25.TEN REASONS WHY il should be used in PREFERENCE to all others.1st.\u2014Bread or Cakes made with it are More WnoLgsoME than if made with yeast r any other process.° nd.Poni 15 such that it will stand the test of the most perfect analysis.3rd.\u2014After having been extensively used for the last 14 years 11 NoT ONE instance has it failed to give ENTIRE SaTISFACTION.Ath.\u2014Families that have used it pronounce it Tue BxsT, and will use no other.; 5th.\u2014 lt contains no SALERATUS nor does il impair the digestive organs like those powders where Sopa or an excess of ALKALI predominates.61h.\u2014It never gives to Bread or Cakes an unpleasant ALKALINE or Ma wK18n taste.7th.\u2014The ingredients that form its composition are more BENEFICIAL than otherwise.8th.\u2014Dyspeptic snbjecis can eat Hor Bread or Rolls made with it and derive BenerIT by its use.9ih.\u2014 Every packet contains its full weight.One pound packets weigh SIXTEEN OUNCRS, 10th.\u2014It is ALL that it 18 represented to be, oly : \u201c Mo Uarivallod for Parity and Cheapness,\u201d .Depot and Manufactory : 375, NOTRE-DAME STREET, MONTREAL.J.GARDN£R, Chemis, Solo Proprietor and Manulacturer, Sold by all Grocers in Quebee.] ~~ December 4, 1866, Quebco, June 11, 1860, December 16th, 1868, QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18, 1669.Ayer\u2019s Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color.À dressing which is at ounce agreeable, healthy, and effectual for preserving the hair.Faded or gray hair is soon restored to its original color with the gloss and Wakeham, freshness of youth.PMR\" Thin hair is thickened, falling hair checked, and baldness often, though not always, cured by its use.Nothing can restore the hair where the follicles are destroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed.But such as remain can be saved for usefuhiess by this application.Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldoess.Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it.If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so desirable.Containing neither oil nor 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Black «Copying Mauve Ink.Iinere Japonaise.* Violette et Noir.Metallic Writing Fluid.I\u2019ayson\u2019s Marking Ink.Bond's I'edestal Marking Ink.Indelible Marking Ink Pencils, for marking linen, silk, cotion, parctiment, &c.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 Reservoir Muciluge Stunds\u2014a neat, convenient and useful article, for Desk or Table, Mueilage, in quarts, pints, &e., &e.Burneit\u2019s Spring Muciluge Brashes, For sule by MIDDLETON & DAWSON, Foot of Mountain ill.Quebce, Juve 11, 1869, THE ITMPERISHABLE PERFUME | i 225, fel azz | = Er sax rental?Bi WRESA Murray & Lanman\u2019 FLORIDA WATER, FOR THE Iandkerchief, the Toilet, andthe Bath r [HIS most agreeable and refreshing of ail I perfumes, contains in its highest degree of excellence the aroma of flowers, in full natural freshness.As a sale and speedy Je- lief from FAINTING TURNS, NERVOUSNESS, HEADACHE, DEBILITY, and the ordinary forms of Hysteria, it is unsurpassed.It 1s moreover, when di- inted wub water 11, the best dentifrice, im- imparting to the teeth that clear, pearly appearance, which all ladies so much ad- mure.As a remedy for foul or bad breath, it is, when diluted, most excellent, neutralizing all impure mater atound the leeth and gums, and making the latter hard and of a beautiful color.Withi the very elite of fashion it has for a quarter of a century, maintained its ascendancy over all other perfumes, throughout the West Indies, Mexico, and Central and South America, and we confidently recommend it as an article which, for avftdelicacy of flavor, richness of bouquet, and permanency, has no equal.It will also remove from !he skin ROUGHNESS, BLOTCHES, SUN BURN, FRECKLES, AND PIMPLES.lt shou!d always be reduced with pure water, before applyir.g, (except for Pimpler).As a moans of imparting rosiness and clearness to a sallow compexion, it is without a rival.Ofcourse, this refers only to the Florida Water of Murray & LANMAN.BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.Buy only from respectable Druggists, always asking for the genuine Murray & LanmaN\u2019s Froriva WATER, prepared only by the proprietors, LANMAN & KEMP, Wholesals Druggists, ; New York.And for Sale by Druggisls and Perfumers.Sold in Quebec by J.Musson & Co., J.S.Bowen & Co., J.E.Burke, Roderick McLeod, 0.Giroux,J.W, McLeod, Martel & Co., W.E.Brunet, R.Dugal, J.Veldon, and all druggists Also by all respectable Druggists, Perlumers, and Fancy Goods Dualers.July 15, 1869.Extra Choice Sugar.Now landing ex © Canada.\u201d 1IDS.Cyrstalized Centrifugal, 34 do Choico Cuba.For alo b, Forse.@ MOUNTAIN.Queboe, May 17, 1869.bereceived al 0 , where specimens of the engravings can be scen.\u2014 TITE ROYAL ASSOCIATION, FOR THE PROMOTION OF THE FINE ARTS IN SCOTLAND.Founded in 1833.Incorporated by Royal Charter 1847.COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT FOR THE YEAR 1867-68.The Hon.Lord Neaves, The Hon.Lord Jerviswoode.Sir David Baxter, Bart.H.G.Bull, ksq., Sheriff of Lanarkshire, Tho Solicitor-General.Mark Napier, Esq., Sheriff of Dumfriesshire.John G.M.Burt, tisq., Vice-Prosident of the Royal College of Physicians.A.F.Irvine, Esq.of Drum, Advocate.Robert Mackay Smith, fisq., Merchant, Leith.William Wilsen, Esq.of Banknock, Professor Christison.Colonel A.1 Lockhart, C.B.Sir John Don Wuuchope, Bart.Professor Douglas Maclagan.Andrew Coventry, Esq., Advocale.H, W.Cornillon, Esq., 8.8.C., Secretary and Treasurer., Messrs.Lindsay, Jamieson, and Haldane, Accountants, Audilors.HE object of this Association\u2014the first established in the United Kingdom for similar purposes\u2014is tv advance the cause ol Art in Scotland, by aflording encouragement to ils professors :\u2014 I.The Assueiation is composed of Annval Subscribers of One Guinea und upwards.Il.The Funds of the Association are appropriated to the purchase of Modern Works of Art, in Painting, Drawing, or Statuary, and 10 the execution or purchase of Engravings, Etchinge, Brouzes, Bas-Reliefs, Models, ci other productions of Art, tor distribution among the Subscribers.À portion of the Funds is also devoled 10 the acquisition of Modern Works of Art towards the formation of a National Gallery.111.A General Meeting of the Subscribers is annually held in July, when a Commitiee of Management is appointed for the ensuing year, and when the different Works purchased forthe Association become, by lots publicly diawn, the property of individual Members \u2014Subscribers being enlilled to one chance for every Guinea subscribed.1V.Each Subscriber of One Guinea 18 entitled to receive one plain impression of the Engraving or Engravings issued tor the year of his Subseription\u2014a Subscriber of Two Guineas, one proof impression or impressions after letters\u2014of live Guineas, one proof of impression or impressions before letters, PLAN FOR THE CURRENT YEAR 1868.First, \u2014 Each Subscriber will Lave a chance of obtaining a Valuable Work of Art, at the Annual General Distribation in July 1868.Second, \u2014 Each Subscriber will receive Six beautitul Line KEngravings, alter Original Designs, tn illustration of Scott\u2019s ¢ Rob Roy,\u2019 handsomely bound in a volume, with leiter- press excerpts of the portions of the Novel illustrated by the Artists, viz.:\u2014 I.* -attle Lifting.\u201d\u201d\u2014 Artist, Gourlay Steel], S.A.\u2014Engraver, James Stephenson.Diana Vernon and Frank Osbaldistone in the Library\u2014The Glove Scene\u2019\u2014 Artist, Robert Herdman, R.S.A.-En- graver, R.C.Bell.3,\u2014\u201c Rob Roy parting the Duellists,-Rash- leigh apd Francis Osbaldlistone\u201d?\u2014 Artist, J.B.Macdonald, A.R.SA.\u2014Engraver, John Le Conte.4.\u2014¢ The Clachan of Aberfoil and Loch Ard\u2014Morning.\u201d\u2014Artist, John M\u2019Whir- ter \u2014Eugraver, William Miller, 5.\u2014 The Escape of Rub Roy at the Ford.\u201d \u2014Anist, Sam.Bough, A.R.SA.\u2014En- araver, Thomas Brown.6.\u2014* LochLomond.\u201d\u201d\u2014Artsst, Sam.Bough, A.R.S.A.\u2014 Engraver, Thomas Brown.BONUS WORK FOR 1868.The Bonus Work to be distributed to those Subscribers who, between che years 1864 and 1868 inclusive, have paid up in one or more payments the amount of Five Subscriptions ol One Guinea each, is to consist of a Volume of Engravings, containing the following Six Illustrations of Sir Waller Scott\u2019s Poem of The ¢ Lady of the Lake,\u201d viz, :\u2014 Canto l.\u2014Stanza XIL.\u2014The Death of ¢ Gallant Grey.\u201d R.S.A.Canto 1.\u2014Stanzaz XIII.and X1V.\u2014\u2014¢ The Trosacha.\u201d\u201d By H.Macculloch, R.S.A.Canto | \u2014Stanzas X VIL., XVIII, and XIX.\u2014 The Lady of the Lake.\u201d By R.Herdman, R.S.A.Canto IH.\u2014Stanzas Il.and TIT.\u2014% Loch Katrine.\u201d By Peter Graham, A.R.S.A.Canto 11[.\u2014Slanzas XI., XII, and XTII.\u2014 \u201cThe Cross of Fire.\u201d\u201d By James Drum- mond, R.S.A.Canto V.\u2014Stanzas 1X and X.\u2014 ¢ Filzjames and Roderick Dhu.\u201d By J.B.Macdonald, A.R.S.A.LISTOF ENGRAVINGS PUBLISHED.Any of which may be selected by Members at the time ol Subscribing in place of the Work issued for year of their subscription.1838.\u2014¢ Loch An Eilan.,\u201d> Painted by H.Maccuiloch, R.S.A.Engraved in Line by Miller.1843.\u2014¢ Nalian Goatherds Entertaining a Brother of the Santissima Trinita.\u2019 Painted by Robert S.Lauder, R.S.A.Engraved in Line by William Miller.1844.\u2014\u201c\u2018 \u2018The Glee Maiden.\u201d Painted by R.S.Lauder, R.S.A.Engraved in Line by L.Stocks, R.A.1845.\u2014¢ Ruth.\u201d\u2019 Painted by Robert S.Lauder, R.S.A.Engraved in Line by Lumb Stocks, R.A.1846.\u2014¢ The Ten Virgins.\u201d?E.Lauder, R.S.A.by L.Stocks, R.A.1847.\u2014¢ Kilchurn Castle on Loch Awe.\u201d Painted by J.M.W.Turner, R.A.Engraved in Line by William Miller.1848.\u2014¢¢ Dunluce Castle.\u201d Painted by the late John Thomson of Duddingston.Engraved in Line by William Miller.SERIES OF ELEVEN ENGRAVINGS.1848.~\u20141.« Eyemouth Harbour.\u201d £2.¢ The Gathenng of the Clans.\u201d 3.\u201c Moonlight,\u201d 4.«The Fair Maid and Louise.\u201d 5.\u2018 The Sands at Sunrise.\u201d\u2019 6.¢ The Dead Robin.\u201d 7.¢ Cockle Gatherers,\u201d 8.\u201cInterior of a Highland Hurt.\u201d 9.\u201c A Mountain Pass.\u201d?10.\u201c\u2018 Bo-l\u2019eep.\u201d 11.¢¢ Borrowdale.\" 1850.\u2014¢* The First Letter from the Emigrants.\u201d Painted by Thomas Faed, A.R.S.A.Lkngraved by Wm.Howison and J.Horsburgh, SERIES OF SIX ENGRAVINGS.1851.\u20141.¢« Curiosity.\u201d 2, ¢ The Shepherd\u2019s Grace.\u201d 3.¢ A Forest Glade.\u201d 4.« The Castle of Bishopstemn.\u201d 5.¢¢ A Border Raid, the Peel Defended.\u201d 6, \u2018\u2018 The Last ut the Clan.SERIES OF SIX ENGRAVINGS.1852.\u20141.¢ The Highland Coronach.\u201d 2.« French Fishing Boats, Holy Island Bay.\u201d 3.¢ Murano, In the Gulf o! Venice.\u201d 4.\u201c Thomas the Rhyme, and the Queen of Faerie.\u201d\u201d 5.¢\u2018 Contage Children.\u201d 6.¢ Eager for the Fray.\u201d PEF Subscriptions to this Association will iddleton & Dawson's Bookstore 7 the By Gourlay Steell, Painted by J.Engraved in Line \u201c : R.MIDDLETON, April, 1868, Bidon, Seoretary \u2019 PRICE TWO PENCE.Civil Code of Quehec.FPtHE CIVIL CODE of Lower CANADA : togèlher with a Synopsis ot the Chatges in the Law ; Referenwe 10 the Reporis ot the Coirmussiontrs 3; the Authorities us seporied by the Commussioners ; À Concordance with the Code Napoleon and the Code de Coni- mere; Special References for Notaries, Clergymen, Physicians, Merchants, Real Estate Owners, and Persons ant of Lower Canada; and a complete Analytical Index, By Tnostas MeCorn, Advocate, Neeretary 10 the Codifieation Counission.Price, halt bound, $1.00.Fur sale by MIDDLETON & DAWSON, Fool of Mountain Hid, Quebec, Jany., 1868.The Ferns of Canada.JUST PUBLISHED, J]ANDBOGK of the FERNS of CANADA; .being a Plain and Practieal GUIDE ta AMATEURS, in the Siudy and Culhvation of the Native Species.By Joun Paxton.Price 30 cenls.For sale b MIVDLETON & DAWSON, Foot ol Mountain Hill.Queber, Jany., 1868.1869.TH AUEREE SHEET ALMANAC.JUST PUBLISHED, The Quebec Sheet Almanac for 1869, RINTED in Colours, aud containing, in addition to the Almanac, a list of members of the Privy Conzneil ol Canada ; Customs, Trinity House, Consulates ; Officers ofthe Corporation ; Quebec Exchange ; Board of Trade ; List ol Fire Alarm Signal Boxes; Post Office Department; Money Order Rates, and Canadian Stamp Duties ; Justices of the Peace, Courts of Justice Seasons, Moon\u2019s Phases, Kclipses, Planets; Fêtes d'Obligation, Muve- able Festivals, &c., £e.; also, a Table of (he RISING and SETTING of the SUN amd MOON, for the whole year, and Hoischel\u2019s WEATHER TABLE; with a VIEW of the CITY aud HARBOUR of QUEBEC.For sale by MIDDLETON & DAWSON, Foot of Mountain Hill.28, 1808.ve \u201c\u20ac 1869, 1869.\u201c4 s Starks Pocket Almanac ow PARKES POCKET Ph NAC > GENERAL REGISTER FOR 1810 This Bouk is considerubly enlurged,s and its luble ol contents more varied than nanal : and in this edition, greater attention than sual has been given to that portion of it which relates to QUEBEC.Ttalso contains an excel- leut VIEW ol the city of Montreal.Far gale by MIUVDLETON & DAWSON, Fuut of Mount itl.Quebce, Jany., 1869, wan Hill 1869.1869.Canadian Almanac.N IDDLETON & DAWSON have received the CANADIAN\" ALMANAC AND Reros:TorY or Uskror KNowLEbGE for 1868, contaiming a large amount ot general mfor- mation, For sule at SHAWS BUILDINGS, Foot ol Mountain Hill._ Quebec, Jany., 1868.1369.SAR 1369.> : \u2026 » .A .\u2018 ue oe RegisCrof Rural A flairs UST recaived, the ANNUAL REGISTER ¢J OF RURAL AFFAIRS for 1868, [llustrat~ ed with one hundred and sixty engravings, Fur sale by MIDDLETON & DAWSON, Faot of Mountain Hill.Quebec, Jany., 1869.1869 1869, \u2014 Year Book & Almanac OF CANADA, NOR 1868, being an Annual Statistical Abstract for the Dominion, and a Record ol Legislation, and of Public Men in British North America.12} cents.With map 25 cents.For sate b MIDDLETON & DAWSON, Foot of Mountain Hill.Quebec, Jany., 1869.2 * [869.: 1869, Diaries! Diaries ! N IDDLETON & DAWSON have received My large assortment of DIARIES for 1869, in every size and form, for the Pocket or the Connting Honse.For sale at SHAW\u2019S BUILDINGS, Foot of Mountain Hill.Quebec, Nov.4, 1868.Pocket Books and Port Monaies.N ASSORTMENT ot POCKET BOOKS and PORT MONAIES, new and improved styles, just received by MIDDLETON & DAWSON, .Foot of Mountain Hill.Quebec, Nov.4, 1868.Ms.P.P.and Ms.L.C.HE Late Houre, the ill-ventiluted rooms and irregularity in meals, produde de- ranJement of the system ; and this is mani- fasted by a foul breath and decayed teeth.To remedy this, the use of Elliot\u2019s Dentitrice 18 strongly recommended : 1t purities the breath, zleans the teeth, heals the gums, and leaves à pleasaul and refreshiug taste mm tne mouth, is a compound of aromatic substitutes, and has been in nse upwards ol 25 years, nud has been found superior to any of ive powders fur the purposes intended.Ask for ELLIOPS, ahd takv no other, whatever may be the assuravco ut interesled Lrades- men tha: the powder under another naine 18 s gqually good.\u2019 \u201c= Avoid iantations.Trade mark secured.Sold by all druggists wn Quebec.Quebec Sepi 7, 1807, Rm EE CAES EEE TOR One Es Se Tn oe mt ee RENTER ome fdr Spas inn E RE Tra ee New Advertisements, Tr (Tas onsamers\u2014Notige\u2014P.Peebles, A'u-rieau Invoices\u2014I.S.M.Boushelte.Salermen Wanted\u2014Glover & Fry.Canard Lise of Steamships 2.J.Francklyn.Farm for 3 de Antoine Girard.Qacbec Gua Company \u2014Notire \u2014P.Peehles.Prator Zoader\u2019s 19th Annual Visit ta Quebec.= \u2018 Che Quebec \u2014 WEDNESDAY, AUG.13, 1369.EDUCATION.The opinions expressed in Archbishop Manning's pastoral, which we epitomized in our last, according to the writer in the Pall Mall Gazette, embody very nearly one of the must wischievous errors of the day, and, at the same time, afford an excellent illustration of the paradoxical position in which the Roman Catholic clergy find themselves in a country like England, und the nature of the moral struggle which most assuredly will have to be decided some day or other, aud which has been long, though somewhat obscurely, in progress between the luy and clerical elements of society.The Archbishops view of the character of the relations which exist, and which ought to exist, between Church and State, in matters of education, is very simple.The State ought, he thinks, to commit the teaching of the people to the clersy of the true (i e., the Roman Catholic) charch ; bat if this is impossible, as he admits itis, in a State which bas \u201c forfcited its relizious unity,\u201d then let it commit the education of the children of each denomination, to the clergy of ench denomination.1f the State affects to regulate education tixclf, independently of religion, it claims \u2018 snpremacy over the conscience,\u201d and this is the deification of the Civil power which Christianity overthrew.\u201d It is n \u201ctrue tyranny over body and soul\u201d In attempting to estimate the character of sach language as this, continues the reviewer, it is necessary, in the first place, to get rid of a certain number of bugbears.In the first place, whut is the meaning of \u201ctyranny 77 We understand by it, nothing but the use ol force for a malevolent purpose.\"The mere employment of superior force, it the end for which it is employed is cond, is no tyranny at all Dr.Man- mins himself, says, that the \u201c Church claims and possesses the right and the commission to direct, and by all moral po ver lo constrain its members to educate their children as Christians.\u201d If the Church does possess such a power, and if it is for the general happiness of both parents and children, that it should be used in the manner stated, there is no tyrauny in making that use of it.Ou the other hand, the State has also the power to direct, und by varions means, moral and physical, to constrain its members to educate their children in any way in which the State muy determine.Now let us assume, for the sake of the argument, that it is on the whole for the happiness of both parents and children that the State should exercise this power, its exercise would not be tyranny, for it would be a benevolent and useful, instead of a malevolent and injurious exertion of superior force.Noris it to the point to say that such a measure would be \u2018\u2018equivn- lent to a state supremacy over conscience.\u201d Every command which one human creature can possibly issue to another is, pro lanto, an act of supremacy over conscience ; that is to say, an net whereby one person takes upon himself to overrule the determination which auother person would otherwise form as to his own acts.Every one, clergyman, statesman or soldier, who rules at all, exer- vices a certain degree of supremacy over conscience, and in doing so, the question whether he does a good action or u Lad one, depends on its tendency to promote geucral happiness.The question then between Church aud State in the watter of education, comes practically to this\u2014 which is the best and wisest guide ¥ which is the more likely to provide a good education for children ?Whichever may be the best and wisest ought to undertake the task in question, aud is guilty of vo tyranny in doing so.In order to answer this question, we must look further into the meaning of the two words, Church and State, and must refer more precisely to time and place, for they meas and have meant very different things, at different times and places.Practically, in this country, the Stute means the House of Commons, aud the Church means the diffrent denominations of clergymen, But what is the House of Commons?It is the representutive of thescommon sense of the great bulk of the respectable adult male population of the country at large, and it reflects very fairly their habitual frame of wind.We come then to this question\u2014 which are, on the whole, best and wisest, the laity (who form the bulk of the parents of the children to be educated) or the clergy ?For whichever are the best and wisest, ought, if they are also the more powerful class, to decide this and all other such questions.To this we answer emphatically, that the laity, as a whole, are far better and far wiser than the clergy ; that they are much more likely to have sensible views as to what education ought 10 be, and how it should be related to religion ; that they are much more likely to have sensible views about religion itself than the clergy, inasmuch as their minds have been less distorted upon the subject, and that for this reason they, and not the clergy, ought to regulate public education.As to the clergy and to their teaching or religious matters, it is enough to remind Archbishop Manning, that it is absolutely impossible that all of them can be right.He himself passed half of his life or more in what he now regards as deadly error ; and with what force can he, of all people, come to the House of Commons and say : You ought to educate, but mind ; it is very wicked and tyrannical to do it direct ly ; you must do it through the agency of a vast number of clerical persons, most of whom, as I have the best means of knowing, teach damnable heresies of various kinds, which it is a deadly sin to hold, uuless you happen to be in a state of invincible ignorance.Since yon will not make me moral viceroy of England under the Pope, pay me, and the clergy of the Church of England, and the clergy of the Church of Scotland, and the Protestant Dissenters, and the Jews, and the Unitarians, to teach every sort of conflicting religion ; for any thing in the world is better than to teach, by public authority, those vague, general THE QUEBEC GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18, 1869.notions of religious duty and worship which ure, so to speak, the greatest common measure of all our conflicting creeds, and which, practically speaking, form the religions instriction of ninety-vine English families out of a hnndred, because it comprehends all the religion to which the vast bulk of parents really and in their hearts attach wuch importance.Having thus briefly, but, we also think, clearly, given the views of Dr.Manning and his English reviewer, we will, in our next, poiut out the different condition ol things now existing in Canada, and how, under them, education in its true sense can be best promoted.ADOLPHE NIEL, MARSHAL OF FRANCE.In the death of Marshal Niel, which a calle telegram has announced, France has lost one of her most experienced soldiers.He was born ! at Muret Haute-Garoune, in 1802, and at the age of 21 entered the Ecole d'Application at Metz.Ie became lieutenant in 1827, and eutered un à military career during which he has shared in nearly all the important military movements of the French army, and has seen in bis lifetime five sovereigns upon the throne of France.During the Algerian war he distinguished himself at the capture of Constantine, and received promotion for his services on that occasion.In the expedition to Rome in 1849 he acted as Chiefof the StalFof Engineere, and rendered such valuable services that he was appointed n General of Brigsde and sent on à mission to Gaeta to carry the keys of the city to the Pope.The Russian war next ofter- ed an opportunity for the employment of his abilities in military engineering operations.He commanded the engineers at the capture of Bomarsuud, then went to the Crimea and reported upon the condition of the army and the atate of the siege of Sebastopol, and finally touk command-in-chief of the Engineersand directed the siege, Soon after the final assault lie received the insignia of the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor, and was created a Senator in 1857, and about this time wrote a work entitled the ¢ Siege of Sebastopol.\u201d Hereceived the command of the Fourth Corps of the Army uf the Alps at the commencement of tlic Italian war, and after the victory of Solferino, in which the artillery played so important a part, he was appointed a Marshal of France.In 1867 Marshal Niel was appointed Minister of War, and retained that position during the late change in the Cabinet.His administration of military affairs was characterized by vigor and ability, In a short time he succeeded in removing the disadvantages under which the French army labored, and rendered it equal if not superior to any force in Europe in point of arms and organization.In the Senate he ably and consistently sustained the policy of the Emperor, and, although openly opposed to Prussian ascendancy in European politics, he vielded to the Emperor's decision against war.One of his latest measures as Minister of War was the intimation of his desire that no non-commissioned officer should Le promoted to the rauk of officer after the age of 28.This regulation was intended to secure greater efliciency in the army, as it was based ou the opinion that the cuses must be rare in which a man having served in the ranks for eight or nine years without having been marked as fit tor a commission would make an eflicient officer.LUNAR WARMTH, Lord Rosse has been measuring the heat that comes to us from the moon.Using one of his great reflecting telescopes as a burning inirror, hie has condensed the moon's rays upon one of the most delicate of heat gaugers\u2014a thermo- pile.Without being able to determine by what fraction of a Fahrenheits degree the lunar warmitli increases the temperatureof the terrestrial atmospliere, he has found, as an approximation, that the radiation from the moon is about the ninety-thousandth part of that from the sun.He conceivea that the variation of heat from one satellite follows the same law aa that of its light; ie, that we Lave most warmth from the full moon, and least from the nearly new.By comparison with a terrestrial source of heat, Lord Rosse estimates the actual temperature of the mcon's surface at Junur mid-day to be about 500 degrees Fahrenheit.This scorching results from the slow rotation of the moon, which makes its day equal to our month, and from the absence of any atmosphere to screen the lunar world.Years ago Sir John Herschel, who has more than once proved himself a prophet by his sagacious infereuces, remarked that \u2018 the surface of the full moon exposed to us must necessarily be very much heated, possibly to a degree much exceeding that of boiling water.\u201d Fontenelle and his followers to the coutrary notwithstanding, the moon can be no place for living beings, unless they are salamanders.CHEERING\u2014IF TRUE, The \u2018\u2018Canadiau Monetary Times\u2019 makes allusion to the reports which from time Lo time, we hear concerning the number of people who leave Canada for the United States.It says :\u2014 \u2018\u201cIt is true a great many young men do go there, but it is also true that many come back.For that matter, a great many Americans come and settle in Canada; but this proves nothing more than that people will rove about.Canada never witnessed such an era of progress as at the present time.Railways are being built in all directions; new branches of industry are being developed ; new territory is being opened up; and we have organized a system of immigration which has already borne good fruit.We have anew and fertile West for our young men, where their adventurous apirit can sate itself.Each province ia vieing with the other in economy.Our people are comfortable, and well satisfied with their political institutions, When we say that we have the freest country upon carth, it is no idle boast, for we challenge contradiction.Indeed, our American neighbors are the readiest to confess it ; and none are more earnest in their advice that we should retain our identity than those who have experienced the evils which the better educated classes in the States labor under.AN ECLIPSE DISCOVERY.Professor Winlock, of Harvard College, is bringing back the results of his observations on the eclipse.The Courier says: \u201cHis most remarkable discovery, however, far surpassing thoee of Janssen in India, is the presence of an ocean of magnesium in the sun.Of the six new lines discovered by him, four are magnesium.It is therefore unnecessary for any earth- born mortal to claim that he discovered the power that magnesium possesses for making a brilliant light, Of the five lines known before the discovery of the six new ones by Professor Winlock, four are known to be hydrogen, Tae constitution ofthe other ig unknown.\u201d Another curivus fact seems to be settled now : itis, that the coruna of the sun and the Aurora Borealis ve identical in constitution.Le LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, \u2014\u2014 Sunpex Desei, \u2014An old man named Pierre Bedard, laborer, died suddenly at his residence, No, 56, St tinbriel at.cet, ut noon yesterday.Coruner Panet held an inquest # sed, however, to trace over the lists of the National Guard, so as to find out, if possible, who was on duty on that night, in the hope that some material facts may be elicited.Exriver Famruies,.\u2014Robert Stephenson leaves no family behind him.His wife died many years ago, and he remained a widower, 80 that the direct Jine from George Stephenson, the eminent English engineer, has died out.James Watt, the noted British inventor, leit no descendants, It appears that the men noted for mechanical genius, like many of those famous in literature, science, and government in Great Britain, leave no children to perpetuate their names, Shakspeare, Milton, Bacon, Newton, Harvey, Pope, Manshcld, Pitt, Fox, Gray, Cowper, Colline, Thomson, Goldsmith, Congreve, Hume, Bishop, Butler, Locke, Hobbs, Adam Smith, Bentham, Davy, Bir Joshua Reynolds, Sir Thomas Lawrence, Byron, Lord Clyde, and others well known to fame in now living.Ç[ The ditficulty of Christian charity, and ever in the view of British annals, have no lineal representatives to hold a universal exhibition of C next yeat.GREAT BRITAIN.London, Aug.16.\u2014The Harvard crew were \u2018 ont at practice again on Saturday.They tru ; versed the cor-se from Pntney to Westlake, which is the regalar course agreed upon for the rice on the 27th, in 21 minutes nnd 10 see.The Oxtord afterwards rowed over the sume course in 23 minutes 10 sec.Clasper is building à boat tor the Harvard crew, and ore by Later\u2014 The Marvard crew were out to-day in their new boat, and a new set of ours have been made here.The Oxturd crew rowed on |} tiie water at the same time, and 1th the crews were loudly chlieered by the spectators, uf whom à large number had gathered on the banka, Betting has: now fairly commenced, and stands 3 to 1 in favorof the Oxford.Rev.Paul Bagley's petition for the release of the American enians lez been sent to the Queen.Dublin, August i6.\u2014A great Orange de- moustration was made to-day at Clones.It is estimated that 30,000 people te >k pu-t in the procession, and at a subsequent open air meeting resolutions were adopted denouncing the disestablishment of the Irish Church, end pevty procession ¢ st.Meetings have been held at Wateriord and Thurles, at which resolutions were adopted urging the Government Lo issue a general amnesty to the Fenians.London, Aug.16.Midnight.\u2014The miners held a meeting at Sheffield tw day, to devise measures for keeping up their strike.After the meeting, a number of the men who hel been lccked out, attacked the hovses of some non-unionists, and sacked them.A great riot followed, but it was finally stopped by the} lice, who succeeded in dispersing the mob, At last accounts the city was quiet.London, August 17.\u2014The Harve~d and Oxford crews are out every day for practice.For the pest few days the tide between Putney and Westlake has been be 1, and rowing cov'd only be done early in the morning or late at night.Go 1 judges say the Oxonians are fanltless.The pr at movements of the Harve 'd crew re much improved and are rapidly working > the English style.They display g.eat strength, and their pace against the reverse tide is rapid.The question is generally ask-1\u2014 Can they hold out at the terrific pace with which they ste=t 2\"! Betting to-day is 5 to 2 on the Oxford.Yesterday it was 3 tol, *» Later\u2014The Harvard and O: ord crews both rowed ::om Westlake t>° Putney to-day.The former made from 38 to 39 strokes per minute.They hed heavy weather part of the way.It is rumored that Wm.Stuart, English in the same capacity.Charles Moore, member of Parliament for Tipperary, is dead.Dublin, August 17.\u2014The Municipal Council adopted an address to Earl Spencer, Mr.Gladstone and Earl Gray, congratulating them and the country on the passage of the Irish Church Bill.The conservative members of the Council absented themselves when the vote on the address was taken.Archbighop Cullen has summoned the Roman Catholic Bishops to meet in Council for the discussion of public questions.\u2014\u2014_ SPAIN.Paris, Aug.15.\u2014Despatches from Madrid contain reports of the discovery of additional Carlist plots for rising in various parts of the country.A party of Carlists in Valencia was defeated Ly regulars and volunteers, and fifteen prisoners taken.There are great fears of an important Carlist movement on the frontier.In the town of Fatonia, shouts were raised by the people of \u201c Live the Republic! Death to Monarchy !\u201d Madrid, August 15.\u2014The troops have had encounters with bands of Carlists in Castile and Valencia.In every case the Carlists have been defeated, and many have been captured, among them being several priests.The Government has decreed the capitation tax, but it is doubtful whether they will be able to force its collection, The Bishops re-aflirmed their adhesion to the present Government.Madrid, Aug.16.\u2014Encounnters continue between the troops and bands of Carlists.Up to the present moment the Carlists have been defeated.Madrid, August 17.\u2014The Epoca and other newspapers of this city deny the existence of negotiations between Spain and the United States relative to Cuba.It said that the Government desires the restoration oforder in Cubn before considering the subject of cession to the United States.The rumor of union is ofhi- cially denied.Paul 8.Forbes of New York, who has been here sometime in the interest of Cuba, has gone to America.He will return here again on the re-assembling of the Cortes.A body of Carlists led Ly Vicar Alenblas were defeated at Abehula by the National troops.The Vicar and 19 of his men were taken prisoners.\u2014- FRANCE.Paris, August 14.\u20141t is understood that the affliction of the Emperor at the death of Marshal Niel was so great that Le was compelled to hastily leave the Chalons camp when the military feats were in progress.The French Government has authorized the French Cable Company to lay a cable from Brest to England.The Journal Official to-day publishes a decree in which the Emperor, in commemoration of the hundredth birth-day of Napoleon I., grants full and complete amnesty to the press and political offenders; to persons convicted of evasion of taxes ; to deserters from the army and navy, and to sailors in the merchant marine who have abandoned their ships.Paris, August 15.\u2014The Emperor remitted the sentences by the court martial ou eighty offenders, and reduced the sentences of seventy others, Paris, Aug.16.\u2014The Emperor will visit the camp at Chalons in September.The Public Opinione to-day states that the Emperor still suffers from rheumatic pains and remains at St.Cloud.Marshal McMahon will probably succeed Marshal Neil as Minister of War.Paris, Aug.17.\u2014The Emperor was better to-day and took a walk in the Park at St.Cloud.The press of the city regard the recent amnesty decrees of the Emperor as an abandonment of the past policy, and pledge for the future.The funeral of Mar.Niel takes place to-day.It is now asserted that Gen.LaBœuf will be appointed Minister of War, \u2014\u2014\u2014 AUSTRIA.Vienna, Aug.16.\u2014At the sitting of the Austrian Delegation to-day, during the discussion of the military estimates, the Minister of War said that, considering the aspect of affairs a tria could not take the lead in such a movement, though her forces exceeded half a million.The number under arms was very small.Vienna, August 17.\u2014The entire press of the city disapprove the mote recently sent by the Prussian Government denying Von Buest\u2019s assertion in respect to his endeavours to permit a general amnesty.The journals denounce the course of Prussia as unprecedented diplc macy.Trieste, Aug.17.\u2014The United States stea:n \u2014 ! ABYSSINIA.London, Aug.16.\u2014The Levant Herald reporte that two Armenian prelates who had en detained three years in Abyssinia, have been released through the intercession of the British Government.tre ITALY.Rome, August 17.\u2014The Pope has decided « the best makers have been ordered.to the Cretan affair, the journey through Europe, the oppressive administration in Egypt, tions, strictly on the terms of the firman of 1841.Minister to Buenos Ayres, will go to Madrid { several mountains together.companied by Franz Biner, of Zermatt, Mr, Joseph Lauber, of Zermatt, as Monday afternoon, July 26, they left Grindel- wald to sleep at the Cave under the Kasten- stein, taking with them Peter Baumann, of Grindelwald, as an additional porter.On Tuesday ascend the Shreckhorn, and the first half of the nascent was effected with comparative ease.As the rocks became more difficult, Baumann and the Rev.P.W.Phippa put on their rope.Mr.Elliot, however, dec ined.he thought it was unnecessary, He ascended very rapidly, and went on some distance in advance with his two guides.Phipps and Baumann reached the Col at the top, Mr.Elliot, with Biner and Lauber, were about half way up the final peak ; they were reduction of the army would be impolitic.Aus- just leaving the snow, and were cutting the feet below, near the Lauf®t.PRUSSIA AND ROME, Berlin, August 17.\u2014It is reported that the North and South German States have agreed to a common auction with respect to the Ecu- nenical Council, if the resolution adopted by hat body on the question of the temporal wer of the Pope should threaten the peace of Kurope.\u2014\u2014\u2014 TURKEY AND EGYPT.Doris, Aug.15.\u2014The Grand Vizier's letter to Ismael Pasha states cireumstantially the svievances of the Sublime Porte.He refers wid demands clear and categorical explana- He expresses his determination to insist Constantinople, Aug.17.\u2014The eerly arrival of Isinuel Pasha is expected here.\u2014m From Mexico.City of Mexico, Aug, 13th,\u2014A conspiracy against the life of Juarez was discovered, which has alrez ly been reported.It was completely frustrated ; the principal conspirators included five generals.One of the laiter has since escaped from prison and isin Michoacan.A number of persons arrested in connection with this plot have been liberated.The Mexican ariny is to be filled up by enlistments instead of conscription.Recruiting parties w°'l be sent throughout the country, and extra inducements will be offered.Senor Solaka, formerly Chairman of the Mez\u2018ean | unde y commission, he3 ber me insane, John Black, for many years Consul in Mex- ic), is gone to New York.A copy of the treaty between Mexico and the North German Confederation has been forwarded to Berlin for ratification.The Nutional Military Academy at Lacabaya is full of students, and is in a very prosperous = mdition.The Indian revolt in Yucutan is growing more serious.The Indians are 1000 strong, and their number is increasing.They have burned seven haciendas, near Ismael.The Cuban residents of Merida offered their services to the Government to assist in the defence of the city.Two Indian chiefs have been capte \u2018ed in Chiap: = and shot.From Cuba.Havana, August L4.\u2014A plan has been disclosed in Matanzas to poison the bread intended for the garrison of that place.There is a rumor that Col.Quieroi had aftacked the insurgents at Sitio ead killed ninety.made a speech.He congratulated the gentle- having carried out an idea pregnant with good results.Ie warned the members of this asso- stacles to gocd government.the sentiments of the Captain General.MIC-MACS.Indians of P.26th July, at Lennox Island.Louis Spark, his late brother John Spark, brcke the silence by saying, ple met together from Malpeque, Cascumpee, bor.He was 70 years old, and had witnessed much change.plenty hunting and fishing, and the Mic-Macs counted 700 Tomahawks\u2014the white people tened the beavers and the martins away, and now they had no place but that little Island\u2014 and even that they fried to take from them.He hoped that God would bless his people and make them yet strong, so that they could sing with their children, and have food plenty and warm wigwams.\" The chief said a good deal more, which we have not time to translate, after which he sat down.Afier a long silence, Alick Thomas, a swarthy Indian, got up and said\u2014** Mic- Maes and chief, it grieves my heart to speak, but the good of my people tells me to speak.Mic-Macs were once strong, now they are weak\u2014the white man comes with his rum and Indian drinks and dies.Our chief should not drink.You all know he drinks too much, and not fit to be a chief of Mic-Mac Indians, and unless we have good sober chief we will all die.Long time ago, any bad King, people put him away and take another.I vote that Peter Bernard be chief.\u201d Several other Indians spoke in favor of Peter Bernard, and on a shew of hands Peter Bernard was declared elected, Lonis Spark, the deposed chief, then said\u2014¢ Mic-Macs, for one hundred vears my family have been Chief and have watched over you, ready to go with you to tight and bring you back safe to your wigwama.You this day have got a new chief\u2014you will be sorry for this, and soon the crows will mock poor Indian.Your squaws that now laugh will ery\u2014your guns no more shoot, and Indian all die\u2014none left to bury the last.I hope not 30, but lam afraid ; but let new chief try for one year, see what he will do,\u201d The new chief is a quiet, good man, and intends soon to pay his respects to the Admin: istrator of the Government.His wife's name is Mary Mattclie, from Richibucto.A BRIGHTON CLERGYMAN LOST ON THE ALPS.Captain Ramsay Phipps, writing from Grin.delwald, gives some details of a fatal accident, by which the Rev.Julius M.Elliot, of Brighton was killed by a fall from the Shreckhorn.Mr.Elliot was travelling in Switzerland with the Rev.P.W.Phipps, with the object of ascending They were ac- Elliot's guide for the last four years, and by rter.On morning last they commenced to to put on his, as When Mr, ast steps to reach the rocka of the summit ; they were in great spirits at their success, and the two parties shouted in congratulation one to another.At this moment it appears that in springing from the snow on to the rocks Mr.Elliot slipped and fell.rocks, but not firmly placed, and could render no assistance.Biner caught him by the arm the river a few days ago manne ke, two for the instant, but failed to hold him, and Bald-headed old gentleman poling stroke, being unroped, Mr.Blliot glided rapidly down |daughters amidships, smal .| | the steep snow slopes of the north-east face of very small boy coxswain.frigate Franklin has arrived at this jort.the mountain, rolling occasionally over until Lauber was on the 1e disappeared from their sight some 1,000 -aar Glacier.Ten They took with everything I.and XII, of Mr.Froude\u2019s Volumes \u2018England\u2019 are now in press.They comprise that there is mach more health an bristian Art the events beginning with the fall of Wea sey, ud ending with the death of Queen Elizabeth ' à : { Havana, Aug.17.\u2014At the opening of the Casino and Planol, Captain-General Derodas men who had established the institution on ciation and those of similar associations that they should avoid political discussions, otherwise their reunions would degenerate into political or revolutionary clubs, presenting ob- The President of the Casino and the editor of the Presan made replies fully according with LO! THE POOR INDIAN\u2014MEETING OF The usual yearly meeting of the Mic-Mac E.Island, took place on the who, a year ago, was chosen Chief, in place of «That he was glad to see his peo- Charlottetown, St.Peter's and Murray Har- When he was a boy, there was had come and cut down their forests and frigh- The GENERAL NEws, Sir Henry Holland and lis so : Holland, are to leave Liverpool cer, Henr for the States.They are to visit Mr, ta 20h wall and Mr, W.M, Evarts, intending.wih\" latter, to make a trip through the county ! the SIXPENNY TELEGRAPH F Shettiell Chamber of Comm tuned the Post Oflice for short telegrams.In reply M that a reduction of rate is n able util thé department order.After that the question will i ed.And it may be added that Here ie osier remotest doubt of the sixpeuny tariff pre it » in due time, prevailing SCANDINAVIAN UNITY.\u2014An inst meeting of 10,000 Swedes, Danes an last giuns, took place in the park of yep val palace of Fredericsburg, about 12 miles royal Copenhagen, on the 4th of July, in favor bri 1 litical union between Sweden and Denmark here were representatives present from | Il parts of Scandinavia ; and the speakers al} sisted that a close of union of the Scandinavie.nations was the only means for protectin, themselves from the attack of their powe fe neighbours., wu Oxe To His HorINess.\u2014The Pope\u2019 of humour is proverbial in Rome, and ho pose a good example of it the other day to à Ee oration of bakers, who asked an audience of iim in order to remonstrate against the ne and excellent public oven, which supplies far better brea: on much lower terms than they had been in the habit of making.This inte ference with their long-enjoyed mono} Hy was, of course, although a great popular benefit a grievous injury in their eyes.\u2018Holy Father\" said the spokesman, \u201c\u2018 it is very hard on us we have worked so long for the public benefit,\u201d \u201cIt is quite true, my son,\u201d replied the Pop - \u201cand it is high time you rested a little and let oiher people work.\u201d ! Messages, \u2014 py erce hag impor.ft 61Xpenny rate for r.Scudamore Bava OL thought avis rets into Working Bransiss.\u2014The Bralimins are probibite] under pain of forfeiture of every social privile o which they hold dear, from crossing the oo which they therefore, not without renson, designate kala pawnee, or \u201cblack water,\u201d According to the Times of India, only six Brahmins of the highest caste have ever Crossed the sea.These were put under a vow when they returned, but it did not last long, and Brahmins will soon hunt # moonstone\u201d the world over.As another sign of Hindoo pre.gress, it is mentioned that two native ladies have applied for admission into the entrauce examination of the University of Calcutta, New MetHop oF SI1eNALLING.\u2014A Hungarian paper, the Hermanstadter Zeitung, mentions a new system of railway signalling, invented by Herr Eduard Krejezy, the special advantages of which are the following :\u2014I, 4 train without slackening its speed can Communicate with any station or any other train on the same track.2.In case of an accident the train itself can signal for assistance, and make the casualty known along the whole line, 3, A concussion is impossible, as two tramgiy motion can constantly exchange signals.4, The working of the new system is very cheap, Herr Krejezy has placed his invention in the hands of the Hungarian Government, with the stipulation that in case of its being sold he ig to receive one-half of the purchase money ang the State the other.; Story OF A MILLIONAIRE Pavrer.\u2014The Paddington Guardians have been investigating the case of Mr.Wood, the millionaire, who was brought to the workhouse by the failure of Overend, Gurney, and Co.He was originally « Manchester manufacturer, and, after accumulating a large fortune, retired into private life, Dissatisfied with the monotony of retirement he came up to London.Here he became à prominent director of the Marylebone Bank; and when that affair collapsed he was served with a writ for £150,000, and thus became beggared.He then went to the Southern States of America, where he again succeelal in acquiring a large fortune, every penny of which he lost during the American \u201ccivil war.Returning to London, success again followed his efforts, but his spirit of enterprise died out with his last failure, which was cansed by the stoppage of Messrs.Overend, Gurney, and Co's concern.There is no doubt\u2019 of the accuracy of this narrative.\u2019 _ À Bvce Sream HAammEr.\u2014One ofthe largest, if not the largest stcam hammer, ever male, is now being constructed by Messrs, Tliwaites and Garbutt, of Bradford, for the Russian Government, and is intended to be used in the forging of steel guns.The total weight of the ponderons machine when erected will be close upon 1,000 tons, the anvil block will weigh 500 tons, the other castings belonging to the hammer about 300 tons, and the \u201cup\u201d or hammer head 42 tons.The Intter mare of metal, which has been cast by Messrs.J.Cliffe and Sons, Union Foundry, Bradford, is 10 feet long, 6 feet wide, and 4 feet deep, and is pronounced to be a fine piece of workmanship.The metal was melted in five hours, and the operation was perfectly successful.In the same yard the ponderous iron beams for the new bridge at Halifax are fast progressing; the total weight of iron in Messrs, Cliffe\u2019s contract for the bridge, which is being erected by Mr.A.Neill, of Bradford, is 1,200 tons.BREAKFAST.\u2014EpPPs\u2019s CoCOA.\u2014 GRATEFUL AND Comrorrine.\u2014The very agreeable character of this preparation has rendered it a general favorite.The Civir, SErvice Gizerre remarks: The singular success which Mr.Epps attained by his homeopathic preparation of cocoa has never been surpassed by any experimentalist By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations digestion and nutrition, and by a careful appficatioo of the fine properties of well-selected cqfoa, Mr.Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverago which may rave us many heavy doetora\u2019 bills.\u201d Made simply with boiling water or milk.Sold hy the Trade only in Jlb., ilb.and 1b.tin-lined packets, labelled\u2014JauEA Epps & Co., Homcopainic Chemists, London, England.LORD BROUGHAM AND THE GREAT SEAL AT ROTHIEMURCHUS.At Rothiemurchus, then the residence ofthe Dowager.Duchess of Bedford, Lord Brougham, when Chancellor, found a large party of Eng: lish ladies, with whom he fai romped 80 familiarly that to be revenged on him they stole the Great Seal, and hid it where neither he nor his attendants could discover it.This was rather a serious practical joke, for without the Great Seal the Government is at a atand-etill The Great Seal alone gives validity to the most important acts of the Executive Government, and every grant in the Sovereign's name, besr- ing the impression of it is, in point of law, cor clusively authentic.At last he was in such real distress about it that the ladies took com passion on him, and assured him it was m the drawing-room, and that he might find it blindfold, one of them assisting him by parte loudly on the piano when he approached it.He was blindfolded accordingly, and by the hints which the piano gave him he dragged the bauble in due time from a tea-chest.BOATING IN ENGLAND.Boating is done more thoroughly here, write a London correspondent, than we have ev had an idea of.I think that some babies here have been cradled in rowing cutters and fe i ton with spoon oars, I saw a four-oared bos ! ig ned as follows : boy bow, and a They were puiling well-a good stroke\u2014clean through the vas and in a narrow boat, too,\u2014I think it w4 shell.There is very little boating done in the guides, under the direction of Peter Michel, United States outside of the colleges and the were sent off to use their utmost efforts to djs- professional oarsmen.cover the body of Mr, Elliot.them provisions for three days, an that could be suggested a of use, do not see in 81Y 8 ; of our waters dozens of houses flled with pen 1 \u2014and gentlemen of all ages and from A suits Ene down in the evening lo pols While base ball has thousands on Îté on you can count hosting men by the dozen, » i k though I admire the national games gt than 98 tb be developed on the\" end of an oar the end of a bat, à A fro con Jet mo dy x oth bal PR Des Yor H \u201c Has ide aad Pul ne are eas T the tain Pub over Thre of tr man part bout On ake Take come other sfrais the t most Troy, to dis arros that ouncs Shes PiLLa well, thesh, Cours suffer ndige ne ar a Coug the » Btate boar mand years sand {onic prepa wafer ture, stores The the qu Powd, ia bei praia thee 8 eqs alvin it ma ber th on ox Propr Lad Ng ly lie IT SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.PORT OF QUEBEC.ARRIVED, \u2014Aug.16, 8 \u201cHibernian, Smith, Liverpool, Aug 6, Also, Rae k Co, 027 pus, sud gen cargo, fur Quebec au! Montres!.: 8, Dtirratt, Glasgow, July 3, for Montreal.in Serre, lag, beast, 21 a Moboll & Co, bali i Leith, Jr PX ha) ples \u2018a, conls, Kin ve, Bay 4 Lays, orders ties, Sch Pour], Meusservey, Buy St lieorge, 16 ship Devonsbi \u2014 Uluriatis, 1 J * \u2014 oi of the Mersey, Rubertusn, Now Yurk, Juiy 18, 1t R Dubell & Co, gen cargo.\u2014 Prince Patrick, Cochran, Boston, July 28, H McBain, Hark Shh satu, Hillhouse, Greenock, July i0, J Burst, ' x Cu, coals und pig iron._\u2014\u2014 Molhiouge, seGonigle, | audouderry, July 4, Fowberton & Cu, pig iron.\u2014\u2014 Seringupntsm, Kiebu, London, July 6, C & J Sharples tou, bul.\u2014 ats Fullerton, Now York, July 20, for Montreal jgt Little rig sugar and molusses.Anplereu, Mctaun, Gresnock, July 16, for Montreal.Luku Superior, Kitchie, Liverpool, July 14, do.Tyamatlantic, Jumieson, Aberdeen, July 8.Colonist, Benson, Plymouth, June 29.Peronslire, Durkee, Loudon, June :¢.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014t\u2014 ENTERED FOR IVADING.\u2014Aug.16.Jas Jardiue, 810, Liverpool, R R Do ell & Co, Bowen's bms.Avg.17.Sbarp, 325, Yarmouth, A Gilmour & Co, Indian cove.re CLEARED.\u2014Aug.16.Drig Gertrude, Thompson, Maryport, J Connolly.ug.Ke ; ty of Quebse, Connell, Pictou, &e, Q 8G P 8 8 Co.Ny eer Bourgurd, Boston, Price Bros & Co.mem RAFTS ARRIVED AT QUEBEC.\u2014Aug.16, 1aaac Cockburn\u2019s, elm, oak, and pine, Bridgewater cove.Jus Bantield\u2019s und Irvin's, red sod white pine, &c, Hudlow cove and | iverpoo Rell & White's, white and red pino, St Lawrence Dock.Wn Mobr's, white pine, &c, Cap Rouge.BIRTH.On the 15th instant, the wife of Mr, H.C.Austin, of a soul.DIED On Sunday, 15tb instant, Rowland Hill, infant sou of Mr.C.Fraser, uged 24 days.At Mount Pleasant, on Sunday, the 15th inst, Bertha Valiant, infant daughter of T.Gale.At St.Bridget's Asylum, on the 14th instant, Sarah Healy, native of London, England, widow of Jobn Lind, aged 90 years.\u2014Adt the same place on the 6th instant, Rose Keogh, native of Tully more, King's Coouty, !reland, v.idow of James MeCabe, aged 72 yerrs.On the 16th instant, Frances Ag.es, infant duughter of Capt.Thos.O'Connell, aged 8 moatbe, On the 17th instant.James, infant son of the late James Reid, aged 8 months and 2 days, On Tuesday.th of the late Thomas Wright, native of Redford Nottinghamshire, England, aged 86 years and 6 months.Aug.JT.re, Buck, St Nazaire, July 3, Kous & Co, bal.Cole, Alexandria, June 5, D D Young & Cu, Annie, Hoffman, Burbudoes, July 15, order, e 17th instant, Aun Moss, relict 10 GAS CONSUMERS.NOTICE.GAS CONSUMERS RE reminded that their QUARTERLY à.ACCOUNTS, with ull ARREARS, must be paid ON or BEFORE the TWENTIETH instant, to secure the DISCOUNT of \u201c FORTY PER CENT.The rales will be strictly adhered to, z#r English and American SILVER taken at .FIVE per Cent.Discount.By order of the Directors, P.PEEBLES, M .Gas Wonks, auager Quebec, Aug.17th, 1869, 2 CusToms DEPARTMENT, OTTAWA, Aug.14th, 1869.UTHORISED DISCOUNT on AMERICAN 1 InvoicEs, until further notice : 26 per cent.R.S.M.BOUCHETTE, Commissioner of Customs.Quebec, Aug.18, 1869.Salesmen Wanted.TE Good Salesmen Wanted, of experience in the Retail Dry Goods Trade.Apply to G LOVER & FRY.Quebeb, Aug.18, 1869.For Sale, 2 FARM, situated at ST.ANSE Paul\u2019s Concession, of three arpents frontage, by a depth of thirty-three arpents, with a House, , Barns, and other Buildings thereon erected.Apply to the undersigned, Proprietor, on the premises.SPECIAL NOTICES.BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, And all disorders of the Throat nnd Lungs, sre relieved by using \u201c Brown\u2019s Bronchial Troches.?\u201d i 1 have boen afflicted with Bronchitia durinz the past Wiater, sud found no rolief until 1 found your ¢ BroNcuIAL Trocum.'\u2014C.11.Gaupxsi, Prineipal of Ruger\u2019s Female Jostitute, New York.\u201d | © Almost instant rolief in the distressing labor of breath ing peculiar to Asthma.\"Rev.A, C.EgaLisToN, New York \u201cIt given me great pleasure to certify to the effiency of your Bronclual Troches, in an affection of the throat and voico, iuduced by publie singing.They have suited my cuve exactly, relieving my Throat and clearing the voice so that T could sing with eans.\u2014T.Ducianxx, Chorister Frensh Parish Church, Montreal.« When somewhat hoarse from cold or over-exertion in ANTOINE GIRARD.Quebec, Aug.16, 1869.1m DOCTOR J.D.L.LENDER'S 19th Annual Visit to a pou : in 1834, and next from 1 EDICO-SOMATOLOGICAL and Phreno- logical consultations either verbally or by writing, or with his book \u2018# Anthroponomy,\u2019\u2019 or the Magnetic, Phrenological and Terapeutical publie speaking, [ have uniformiy found Brown\u2019s \"Proches constitation of man.afford relie\u2026.\u2014Hkvry Wrkvs, D.D., Pastor of Zion Church Montreal.\u2019 ; Sold by all Dealera in Medicines at 25 cents a box, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WHO IS MRS.WINSLOW ?Ad thin question is frequently asked, we will simply say that she is a lady who, for upwards of thirty years, has untiringly devoted har timo aod talents ax à Female Phyai cran and purse, principally among children.ous class, Au, 8H 8 result of this effort, spd practeal kuowlodge, obtained in « lifetime spent a< nurée and phiysi oian, she han compounded a Soothing Syrup, for children teething.Itoperates like magic\u2014giving rest and health She has eapecially studied the constitution and wants of this numer ) The Doctor has performed several remarkable curesin all pains, whether on the head or on (he sides, etc., in obstructions, stiffness of limbs, and in other diseases, by human maguoetism alone, and alio by means of electro-magnetism, or of medicines, or of bygicnic directions.Therefore, - be gives a special attention Lo the cure of the diseases of the nervous system, of the brain, of .the face, of the skin, of the Stomach, of the Liver, - of the spinal bone, of the Throat and of the Lungs, as well as to tbe cure of meatal derangements, nd i, moreover, sure to regulate the bowels.In conse.Rheumatism, Asthma, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Cholic, quence of this article, Mra.Winslow ik becoming world renowned as & benefactor ol her race ; children cartainly lo fsx UP and bless her ; especially is this the case in this city.Vant quantities of the Soutbing Fyrup are DAILY sold We think Mrs Winslow hay immortalized her asme by this iovalunble article, and we believe thousands of children hare been suved from an early grave by ita timely use, and that millions yet unborn will share its No MotusR has discharged her duty to her suffering little one, in our opinion, uatil abe has given it the benelt of Mrs.Winslow\u2019« Suothing Syrup.Try it, motbers-\u2014Try 17 Now.\u2014 Ladies\u2019 Visitor, New aud used here.benefits, and auite in calling hor blessed.York City.Sold by all Draggists, Be sure and call for « JR?WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,\u201d 35 cents a bottle, Having the facsimile of ** Curms & PrrEINS\u2019\u2019 on theoutside wrapper.All others are base imitations.ee THIRTY YEARS\u2019 EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD NURSE.Mis.WiNsLow's SooTiinG SYRUP is the prescription of one of the beat Female Physicians and Nuraes in the United States, and has been used for thirty years with never failing safety and success by imillions of mothers and cbildren, from tho fesble infant of one week old to the adult.It corrects acidity of the stomacli, relieves wind colic, regu- lsteatbe bowela, and gives rest, health and comfort to mother and child.We believe it the best and surest remedy in the World, in all cases of DysasTeky aod Diarra 1% CHIEDREN, whethor it arisos from teothiag,or from an other cause, Full dircetion for using wil! accompany each battle.Nowe genuine without the fac-simile o! CurTIs & TREKINS is on the outside wrapper.Sold Uy all Medicine Dealers, 25 cents a botile, Office, 216 Fulton Street, New York ; and 208 High Holborn, London.Be sure and call for \u201cIRS, WINSLOW'S SOOTAING SYRUP,\u201d Haring the fac-simile of \u2018* CurTIS & l\u2019unkiNs\u201d on the out- dde wrapper.All others are baxe imitations.ee SORE THROAT, COUGH, COLD, sad similar troubles if suffered to progress, result in seriou Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthwnatie affections, oftentime incurable.BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TR.CHES ; ara compounded ko na to seach directly the seat of the dia.eass and give almost instant relief.The TroCtKs are offered with the fullest confidence in their efficacy ; they have heen thoroughly tested and maintain the guod reputation they huve justly acquired.For Public Speakers, Singers, Military A flicers and those who overtax lhe voieo, thay xre useful in relieving an Irritated Throat, and will render articulation easy.Being an article of true merit, and having proved their efficacy by » test of many yours, each yerr finds them in usw localities in various parts ol the world, and the Troches mre universally pronounced better than other articles.Onraix only \u201c* Browx'3 BRoNCHrAt.Trocu es,\u201d and do not ake any of the Worthless Iinitations that may be offered.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 INDIGESTION Takes innumerable shapes.Fometimes the stomach be- comet #o asusitivo that it rejects the simplest food ; and in other instances, digestion is so painful thst the patient is afraid Lo indulge the appetite.It in in cases like these that the tonic properties of Bristol's SuGarR-CoaTED PILLS are most strikingly manifested.Sivs.Margaret McElroy, of Troy, New York, teatifies that for five years, she was unable to diet solid food\u2014taking nothing but jellies, riee, and arrow root\u2014and avon these osuneil lier 80 much uneasiness, that she wna obliged tolimit the guantity toa couple of ounces, three times a day.She was terribly emaciated.She at length commenced taking HrisroL'a SUGAR-COATED Pitus\u2014ahe statea the result as follows :\u2014 Tam now quite well.1 eat heartiiy, sleep comfortably, iave recovered my flesh, nod Tel no pain.All this 1 owe to BrisToL\u2019s Spaan- Costen PiLis, and 1 earnestly recommend them to all who wuffer from 8 weak stomach.Theyare sure.\u2019 Iu all ennes of digestion the use of BRIsTOL'S SARMAPARILLA at the ssme we as the Pills will grextly hasten n cure.1 rem AF Ths efficacy of Bryan\u2019s Pulmogie Wafñers in curiog Coughs, Colde, and ail Bronchial affections, and cheerin the afflicted, has pansod into a proverb.In the Unite States, where theso marvellous Wafers sce known, they beat down all opposition and eclipse all rivalry ; the de- wand for them hus steadily increased for the last twaniy years, until now tha snles average over one hundred thou.shad boxen a year.stores throughout the Province, at 25 cents per box.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014n HORSES SAVED.The livon of thousands of hioraes have been waved during the past yoar, and the credit in due to \u2018\u2018 Darley?s Condition Powders and Arablan Heave Remedy.\u201d\u201d Thin preparation in being extensively used, and exacts from all the highest preise.Nothing of the kind hax ever before teen half as successful or given such universal watiafaetion ; it cannot beequalled.Wo can confidently recommend it, and would Mirixe all wo own horses to keop & supply of it on hand-= it may be ho means of naving your horae\u2019s life.Remom.ber the namo, and see that tho signature of Hurd & vo., is on each package, Northrop & Lyman Proprietors for Canada.sold by Medicine Dealers.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A CARD FOR THE DRESSING-ROOM.Ladies, your attention is invited to the especial advan per of Murray & Lanman\u2019s Florida Water, over every ot It is manufactured from fresh floral extracts, not from unwholesome chemical combinations à Besides being the moat elleato.and delighttul of ioral water, it hss important er perfume.Intended to counterfelt thelr odors.ranilary recommendations.Its arom relieves hendache Eminent members of the medical profession without number admit that they know of no preparation producing such beneficial results ae these wafers, When taken in season they offect a permanent ture, Sold by svery druggint an most of the respectable Nowcastle, Ont., Cholera und Consumption.He will also describe the dispositions of the Heart, such as character, virtuce, defecte and vices, then the capacities of the mind, and hence be will advise, according to his judgment, on the choice of profession, trade, occupation, associations, friends, servants and matrimonial alliance.At last he will prescribe physical and moral remedies, and will give directions for the cure and prevention of the diseases of the soul and of the body.Fees, from $1 to $3,\u2014Office at Mrs.Boyce\u2019s City Hotel, No.1, Garden street, U.T., for TWO WEEKS only.Quebec, August 13, 1869.Insolvent Act of 1864, AND AMENDMENTS.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, DistricT OF QUEBEC.SUPERIOR COURT.In the Matter of FERDINAND BEGIN and ODULE BEGIN, Insolvents.N TUESDAY, the SECOND DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, the undersigned will apply to the said Court for & discharge under the said Act.FERDINAND BÉGIN, ODULE BÉGIN.CASSAULT, LANGLOIS, ANGERS & CoOLSTON, Altornies ad litem.Quebec, 11th August, 1869.Insolvent Act of 1864.In the Matter of 3 LÉONCE EDOUARD TASCHERÉ \u2019 \u2018 An Insolvent.IIE CREDITORS of the INSOLVENT are notified to MEET at the Ofice of the undersigned, No.17, St.PETER STREET, Lower Town, QUEBEC, on MONDAY, the 30th day of AUGUST, 1869, at TWO o'clock, P.M., for the publio examination of the Insolvent, and tbe ordering of the affairs of the Estate generally.WILLIAM WALKER, Oficial Assignee.2w INSOLVENT ACT OF 1864.In the Matter of JEAN BAPTISTE FRECHETTE, An Insolvent.FINAL DIVIDEND SHEET has been prepared, subject to objection until the FOURTH day of SEPTEMBER next.3 WILLIAM WALKER, Official Assignee.2w Insolvent Act of 1864.In the Matter of J THOMAS CRAIG, An Insolvent.FINAL DIVIDEND SHEET has been prepared, subject to objection until the Quebec, 11th August, 1869.Quebec, 11th August, 1869.Prevents fainting fits, promotos sleep, and soothes the FOURTH day of SEPTEMBER next.nerves.Ing and refreshiing.fragrance no long after & Kuur, New York.Al others are worthless, ne Ne ENDURING POPULARITY.\u2018arity, that luxury Is Murray & La 's Flori Tua freshness its parity, ite 4 I nm Sick room, plage It far tu advanes of every other in Infosed into the bath, it renders It more invigorat- Combined with water, it imparts Thitasess 10 the tooth, preserves tho enamel, and renders ¢ gums hard and roay.No other tollet-water retains its contact with the atmosphere.Beware of counterfeitn : always ask for the legitimate urray & Lanman\u2019s Florida Water, prepared only by Laxuax 520 ver à luxory possensed the elements of enduring pop: ater.jeliency, its unolangeablauses ita wholesomeness, and its distnfertant properties iu the rfume of the day,\u201d No other toilet-water in like It ; nothing ean WILLIAM WALKER, Official Assignee.Quebeo, 11th August, 1869.2w WINE BOTTLES.100 (RATES dally expected, and For sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebco, Aug.13, 1869.qupely (ts place ; 80-One who unos il can be persuaded to Liverpool Coarse Salt.ve aa er petfume.whiel ita Ralen Inorenss.Perfumes of thin fore the people is now making more rapid progress > Bews.re of counterfeits ® imap sk Tor thé | ray & Lanman'sFlorida Water, prepared only wii Kur, Now Tork, AL lhera nie wortuses.sa Hence the amazing rapidity with Ît is no far superior to all other 10 son hemiaphere, that it may be said to have nd ; it atauds alone, aud after beng thirty sears be.fam ever.timate MAN AGS now landing, ex 4,700 # James Jardine,\u201d and For sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebco, Aug.11, 1869, EALED TENDERS, addressed to the SECRETARY oF STATE, OTTAWA, and endorsed \u201c Tender for Printing,\u201d will be received uniil NOON of the FIRST day of SEPTEMBER next, for the PRINTING of the CANADA GAZETTE, of the LAWS, and ot the CIRCULARS, BLANK FORMS, &ec., required by the Executive Departiments; fur the BINDING OF TIIE LAWS: und for the PRINTING PAPER required for the GAZETTE and LAWS ; for n term of five years, to be computed from the first day of October next.Blank forms of Tender and Spocificalions will be furnished, on application to the undersigned.ETIENNE PARENT, Under Secretary of State.Office of the Secretary of State, Ottawa, 10th August, 1869, QUEBEC GAS CO.NOTICE.DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT., for SIX MONTHS, has been DECLARED by the DIRECTORS, upon the paid-up Capital Stock of this Company, payable at their Oflice, on and after the FIRST PROXIMO.The Transfer Book will be closed to the FIRST proximo, inclusive, By order of the Directors, X P.PEEBLES, Manager.Gas Works, Quebec, August 9th, 1869.td FOR SALE At the Quebec Auction Rooms, NO.16, FABRIQUE STRERZ BOUT 1500 ibs.WHITE LEAD in tins of 25 lbs.each, to be sold cheap.PARKE & SONS, Auctioneers, Quebec, Aug.4, 1869.For Sale, % At the Quebec Auction Rooms.WO (2) very splendid Silver Plated Counter Show Cases, in perfect order, and at a moderate price.PARKE & SONS, Auctioneers.Quebee, Aug 4, 1869.NOTICE.CANADA : PROVINCE OF duno} > District of Quebec.No.898.NN omer is hereby given, that afl action for separation ns to property bas been issued by Dame SUZANNE EZILDA FLEURY De LAGORGENDIERE, wife of ALPHONSE PERRAULT, of the Parish of Descbambaull, in the District of Quebec, Farmer, against her enid husband, and that the saïd action is relurnable on the FIRST day of SEPTEMBER next, before thia Court.Quebec, 31st July, 1869.MONTAMBAULT & TASCHEREAU, Attornies ad litem of the said De.S.E.F.de LAGORGENDIERE.July 30, 1869.1m Salvage Goods.Received per Steamship ¢ Cleopatra,\u2019 and but Slightly Damaged.50 OZEN White Bath Towels at 1e.5d.worth 2s.bY 66 Pieces Victoria Lawns, 51d.to'6N.worth 1s 6d.to 2a, 45 Pieces Scotch Ginghams, 444 to 50 worib 7jdà to 9d.48 Dozen Linen Shirt Fronts, 1s 3d to 2s 3d worth 2a to 4s 3d.25 Pieces very fine Cambrie Long Cloth, $id worth 1s 6d.With several other Cheap Lots.\u2014AL80,\u2014 A large quantity of REMNANTS of all kinde of goods, made during the Spring and Summer Trade, snd now marked at extremely low prices.GLOVER & FRY, Upper Town.Quebec, July 30, 1869.Insolvent Act of 1864.CANADA : } Province and District of Quebec.IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.In the matier of P.T.DEGUISE and A.A.oY, Tosoivents.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given tbat on the P SECOND day of OCTOBER next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon or as soon as counsel ean be heard, the undersigned will apply to the Court for a discharge under the said Aot.P.T.DRGUISE, A.A.ROY, Per Josrrx NADgAU, Their Attorney, ad litem.Quebee, 26Lh July, 1869.REDUCED PRICES Summer Goods ! B have made large reductions in the prices WwW of the following goods, in order to clear thom out during the Season.Great Bargains will be found in\u2014 Millinery and Trimmed Straw Bonnets, Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets, X Silk and Fancy Summer Mantles, Dress Goode, various fabrics, Printed Muslins, Piques and Brilliante, Cambrio and Cretonne Robes, Muslin Jackets, Neck Ties, Sashes, and | A great variety of Fanoy Goods, Fancy Flannels,, Gents\u2019 Summer Underclothing, Gents\u2019 Summer Coats, Vests and Pants, Parasols and Sunshades.GLOVER & FRY, Upper Town.sar A large lot of Canadian and Scotoh Summer TWEEDS, at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.Quebec, June 28, 1869.Prime Dairy Cheese.hh = OXES, Bxtra Factory, DOW rece ; 50 Boater **N, G.NOUNTAIN.Quebeo, June 11, 1869, ROOFING SLATES.| 4 For Nale, HE QUEBEC GAS COMPANY have FOR SALE, a FEW TIIOUSAND BEST ROOFING SLATES.knquire nt the Company's Ofice, for further \u201cparticulars.À P.PEEBLES, Manager.Gas Works, Quebeo, Angust Gth, 1809.New Books! MIDDLETON & DAWSON HAVE JUST RECEIVED: The Practical Shoemuker's GUIDL, - 50 cents.The \u201c Confectioner, ss ¢ The \u201c Tailar, 35 The « ¢ Chemist, A 35 « The « Plumber, Painter, Glazier,35 =\u201c The \u201c Carpenter and Juiuer, 45 * The Gas Consumer\u2019s (Guide, 30 « The Guu, and llow to Use it, so « The Fishing Rod, and How to Useit, 30 « Draugbts und Backgammon, 17 « Wonders of the Microscope, 17 % Gymnastics, Golf, aud Curling, 17 « Swimming, by Harry Gurr, 10\u201c For sale by MIDDLETON & DAWSON, Foot of Mountain Hill.Quebec, Aug.6, 1869.4 af * R.MORGAN, Music and Piano Dealer, ST.JOHN STREET.Hire now compieted all the alterations necessary in bis new place of business, begs to call the attention of the public to his large and varied stock of MUSIC AND MUSIOAL MERCHANDISE, which be defies any one in the trade to excel, consisting of all the newest and best songe, dances and Piano pieces &c., publish ed in England, France and tbe United States.His thorough knowledge of music enables him to chose the best and exclude the trash.The collection of Instruments, &c., includes Violins, (copies after the best Italian masters,) Guitars, Banjos, Flutes, Fifes, Flageolets, Clarionets, Patent Mouth Harmonicas, Accordeons, Harmoniums, Concertinae, (on immense variety,) Cornets, Trumpets, Bugles, Cbildren\u2019s Trumpets und Trombones, Drums, Music Boxes, playing from 1 to 6 airs, deligbtful companions gfor an invalid or the drawing-room, and a new kind of Hand Organ, playing from 6 to 12 of the latest new pieces of Dance Music.These will be found an excellent substitate for a band, for pic-nic parties, or down at the sea-side and in tbe country, where it is inconvenient to take Pianos.Of Pianos, l keep an assortment of Chickering & Sons, Boston, and Steinway & Sons, New York, and others of good, reliable makers, varying in price from $300 to $650.A few more of those beautiful pbotographic musical albums just received, a charming novelty suitable for wedding presents.R.MORGAN, Music Dealer, St.Jobn Street.Quebec, July 5, 1869.CANADIAN NAVIGATION COMPANY.GRAND EXCURSIONS TO TRE FAR-FAMED River Saguenay, AND SEA BATHING AT Murray Bay, Cacoune and Tadousac, ne PS THE SPLENDID STEAMERS \u201c UNION,\u201d Captain Fairgrieve, \u2014AND\u2014 « MAGNET,\u201d Captain Simpson, Will leave NAPOLEON WHARF, Quebec, daring the season, for River Saguenay to Ha ' Ha! Bay, Calling at Murray Bay, River du Loup and Tadousae, as under :\u2014 .« UNION\" on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, « MAGNET,\u201d WEDNESDAYS & SATURDAYS, At SEVEN o'clock, A.M.By taking these steamers, the tourist and Invalid will enjoy the refreshing and invigorating breezes and picturesque scenery of the Lower St.Lawrence, including Murray Bay, River du Loup, Tadousac and Ha! Ia! Buy.These fine stesmers are of great strenglh, and equipped with every appliance for safely ; they are most comfortably furnished, and in every re- gpect unsurpassed.Passage Tickets will be sold at the office on the wharf.State-rooina can be secured by taking tickets at this office, No.3, Sous-le-Fort Street.For passage or any other informution, apply to JAMES STEVENSON, Agent, Office, Napoleon Wharf, Quebec.Quebec, July 16, 1369.CANADIAN NAVIGATION SPECIAL NOTICE.ye HE Steamer \u201c MAGNET,\u201d being now completed, will commence her regular trips between QUEBEC and the SAGUENAY, on SATURDAY, the 17th July, leaving the Napoleun Wharf at SEVEN o'clock AM.; Any further information may be obtained at the office, Napoleon Wharf.JAMES STEVENSON, Agent.Quebec, July 16, 1869.Hats.+ RENFREW & MARCOU, 20, Buade Street, RE receiving by steamers weekly, all that is A new and elegant in Gentlemen's Hats.Manufactured by Lincoln & Bennet, and other celebrated London raakers.Quebec, May 10, 186%.French Wines, Cordials, &c.16 CTAVES Wine, Xeres, 16 do do Alicante, 2 do \u2014do Bourdenux, 4 do do Vin Blane, 20 Cases Brandy, 15 do Vine Blane, 5 do Chartrouse, 2 do Liqueur Fine, 2 do Vermouth.IE INTERCOLONTAL RAILWAY.FUE COMMISSIONERS appointed to 1 CONSTRUCT the INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY, give PUBLIC NOTICE that they arc now prepared to receive TENDERS for FIVE FURTHER SECTIONS of the line.CONTRACT No.8 will be in the l\u2019rovince of QUEBEC, and extend from the Easterly end of Contract No.5, at Rimouski, to à point near the Metis River, about 204 miles in length.CONTRACT No.9 will ke in the Province of NEW BRUNSWICK, and extend from the East erly end of Contract No.6 towards the Town of Bathurst, about 20} miles in length.CONTRACT No.-10 will be in the Province of NEW BRUNSWICK, und extend from the centre of the Chaplin Island Road, near the Court House, at Newcastle, towards Bathurst, about 20 miles in length.CONTRACT No.11 will be in the Province of NOVA SCOTIA, and will extend from the Easterly end of the Enstern Extension Ruilway to the Westerly end of Section No.4 (including the bridge across the Missiquush river, except the western abutment), about 34 miles in length.CONTRACT No.12 will be in the Province of NOVA SCOTIA, and extend from the easterly end of Contract No.7, at Folly Lake, to & junction with the existing railway, at Truro, about 241 miles in length.Contracts Nos.8, 9,and 10 lo be gp finished before the first day of July, 87.Contract No.11 to be completely finiehed by lst July, 1870.That portion of Contract No.12 east of Folly River to Truro, to be finished and ready for laying the track by the 1st day of October, 1870 ; from Folly River Lo a point opposite the London- derry Iron Works, by ihe lst January, 1871 ; and the remaining portion of said Contract by the let day of July, 1871.Plans aod Profiles, with Specifications and Terms of Contract, will be exhibited at Lhe Offices of the Commissioners in Ottawa, Rimouski, Dalhousie, St.John, Halifax, Toronto and Quebec, on and after the 13th SEPTEMBER next ; and SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the COMMISSIONERS of the INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY, will be received at their Ofilce, jin OTTAWA, up lo SEVEN o'clock, p.m., on the 18th of OCTOBER, 1869.Sureties for the completion of the Contract will be required to sign the Tender.A.WALSH, ED.B.CHANDLER, C.J.BRYDGES, A.W.McLELAN, Commissioners.Commissioners\u2019 Office, Olluwa, August 3, 1869.PARKE & SONS, AUCTIONEERS, ONTINUE to effect AUCTION SALES of FURNITURE, REAL ie and all 11-8 Goods entrustsd to them, upon the/most reasonable terms, with PROMPT settlement of nc- counts, 10, FABRIQUE STREET, Next door Lo Glover & Fry.Quebec, April 7, 1869.96 To Let, From the First of May next, HE SHOP, HOUSE, and STORE, No.30, St.John Street, within.Apply to PARKE & SONS, Auctioneers, 16, Fabrique Street.fm Quebec, Feb.3, 1869.Fox Snile, ACRES of LAND, half fra 10 cleared, in the Township of Halifax, with Lakeyl{illiam in rear.\u2014Lowest price, £180 curfendy.Apply at the office of the QUEBEC GAZETTE.September 28, 1868.For sale, cheap, At our Store, Palais Harbour.CARAS CARTS, TRUCKS, HARNESS, COOKING and other STOVES, a variety of MEAT SAFES, and a large assortment of other articles.PARKE & SONS.Quebec, May 3, 1869.1864, AND AMENDMENTS.CANADA, OF QUEBEO, / PROVINCE District or QUEBEC.IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.In the Matter of JOHN SOLES BOWEN, of the City of Quebec, Chemist and Druggist, An Ineolvent.N SATURDAY, the FOURTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, or as goon as counsel can be beard, the undersigned will apply to the said court for a discharge under the said Act.JOHN SOLES BOWEN, Per SKCRETAN, DUNBAR & Banrnrerr, his attys.ad litem, Quebec, 2nd Joly, 1869.2m Removal.OE © BER Gi AN, MUSIC DEALER, EGS to inform the public that he has REMOVED into the Shop lately occupied by Mr.LAMoNTAGNE, Watohmaker, St.John Street.Quebec, May 11, 1869.PANAMA LEGHORN AND BRAZIL NCA TES, For the Hot Weather, IN GREAT VARIETY OF STYLE AND PRICE.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 A new Stook of Felt Hats, latest Fashions.RENFREW & MARCOU, 20, Buade Street.Quebec, June 4, 1869.HATS.| Paris Fashions JUST RECEIVED, PER STEAMER \u201c GERMANY 4 Cases Satin and Felt Hats, From the celebrated manufactory of SAVILLE AND POUMAROUX, PARIS.AS Superior to anything hithero imported.18.F le b ore M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebeo, Aug.6, 1869.LS RENFREW & MARCOU, Quebec, June 18, 1869, - THE QUEBEC GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18, 1869.CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.BX steamers now in port, we are receiving full assortment of choice new putterns in Carpets, Floor Oil Ciotha and Curtain muterials.CARPETS.Wii Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry, Impe- rinl, Scotch Supers, Dutch, Hemp und Stair Curpets, with Rings and Mats to mateb, Cocoa and Indi Mattings, all widths, FLOOR AND OIL CLOTHS, HE best well cusoned Iares, Scotch and American Floor Qil Cloths, from 12 fect to 24 foet wide.CURTAIN MATERIALS.ILK Brocatelle, Silk Terry, Silk Cateline, Rich Bordered \u2018Terry, Dumasks, Reps, Chiutzes, French Cretonue, Colored Diwiiics, &c., &c., with all necessary Linings and Trimmings to match.UPHOLSTERERS\u2019 GOODS.RASS Cornices, Brass Poles, Rings, Bracelets, Pole ends, Stair Roda, Fancy Bruss and China nails, Gilt Framed Mirrors, Pler Glasses, Toilet Glasses.BEDS AND BEDDING.RON und Bross bedsteads, highly recommended for bealth and comfort ; nlso Spring Beds, Hair Mattrasses, Pillows, Bolsters.The latter ure made on our premises, of the best well seasoned materiale.GLOVER & FRY, UPI\u2019ER TOWN.Quebec, Muy 10, 1869.Fancy Goods! E are now receiving our first NEW SPRING FANCY GOODS, direct from Paris sud London, and shall continue to receive the latest Styles in Fancy Goods by every steamur for the next two mouths, SILKS.Fancy Silks, Broche Silks, Shot Clene Silke, Gros de Suez, Drap de Lyon Silks, Dress Satine, Black Gros Grains, Black Drap de France Silks, warranted Black Gros Grains.DRESS MATERIALS.Printed Alpacas, Faney Poplins, Plauio Popline, Plain Japanese Silks, Striped Jupanese Silks, Macudoes, Peruvian Stripes, Brocbé Cashmeres, Osnke Spots, &e., Le.x MILLINERY.Trimmed Straw Bonnets, Trimmed Straw Hats, New Shapes in Straw Halts, such us the Lucerner, Maud, Elise, St.Louis, Erin, St.Cloud, Tamar, Edinburgh, &c., &ec., French Flowers, French Feathers, Ornaments, Hat Shapes.\u2014AL80,\u2014 Novellies in Costumes, Mantles, Jackete, with new materials for the abuve.Parasols and Sun Shades in great variety ; Novelties in Dress Trimmings.GLOVER & FRY, UPPER TOWN.Quebco, April 5, 1869.FAMILY Household Goods We Rave just received 'by Yhe steamer \u201c Peruvian,\u201d a full assortment of Plain Family and Household Goods, trom the best manufacturers in Great Britain, which we confidently recommend lo our customers to wear well, viv :\u2014 White Loug Cloths and Shirtings, Extra Stout Long Cloths, Double Warp Cotton Sheetings, Irish Linens and Diapers, Irish Damask Linen Table Cloths, Irish Napkins, Doyleys and Towellings, Scotch Linen Sheetings, al} widths, English Huckabacks and Diaper Towels, Russia Crash Linens.¢ Mourning Goods of a superior class, and selactad with great care, direct from the best makers.\u201d N.B.\u2014Shirts and Collars made to order, and cul on a good system.GLOVER & FRY, Upper Town.Quebec, Feb.5, 1869.Fancy Goods 0-DAY we are receiving by the steamer \u201c Prussian,\u201d in fifteen days from Paris and twelve from London, the latest styles in Straw Hats, Dress and Mantle Trimmings, Feathers, Flowers, Fancy Goods, in which are some choice colors in Japanese Silke.We would remark that an opinion has prevailed that mot durable aud fashionable texture could not durable : but it is otherwise.The Germans hive succeeded in designing an improved fabric in Japancse silks, brilliant in style und colore, both figured and plain, which give entire satisfuction to tbe purchasers, 50 pieces (Bonnets), Black, Gross Grain in all widths, warranted to wear well, in which u splendid piece 48 inches wide.6 pieces rich Lyons Silk Mantle Velvet, from $4 00 to $11 00 per yard.Our stock is now replete in every department with plaiz family goods of our usual standard qualities.GLOVER & FRY.Quebec, June 16, 1869.SOILED GOODS.E have a few Lots of Soiled and Bankrupt goods at less than half price.GLOVER & FRY, Upper Town.Quebec, June 16, 1869.New Goods.Just arrived from Germany : k A Coron assortment of Photograph Albums.Concertinas, Brushes and Combs, Butlons, Lead Pencils, Spectacles, China Mugs, &c., &c.The whole un sale very cheap, at PARKE & SONS, Fabrique Street.Quebec, June 16, 1869.Special Notice.85 rice.P Scotch and Canadian Tweeds, being the sum mer portion of the Bankrupt Stock of McCulloch, Jaok & Co., very low.\u2014AILS0\u2014 We draw parlicnlar attention to our TWEED SUITS for Gentlemen at $11.75.GLOVER & FRY.OZ.Nemos Duchesse best Paris Kid Glovea 25 per cent under the regular May 10, 1869.FISH.BARRELS Labrador Herrings, Half-do.do.do, Cases Extra Fine Mild Cured Dry Fish, À Cwts Dry Fish, (bundles 1 cwt.) For sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, March 22, 1869.2 NEW GOODS.Now received ex + Chillianwallah\u201d : 200 Barrels English Refined Sugar, 200 Bags, 200 half-bags, 200 qr-bogs finest Arra- can Rice.K 25 Barrels Lump Alum, M.G.MOUNTAIN.50 do Green Copperas.And for sale by Quebce, May 14.1869.WESTPHALIA HAMS.WO CASES.For sale by R M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, April 21, 1869.CHRYSTALIZED SUGAR.Hess can now Innding, and > 25 For sale by M.G, MOUNTAIN.Quebeo, July 14, 1869, CUNARD LUNN.THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.BETWEEN N.York und Liverpool,calling at Cork Harbor.Java, leaves Wednesday, 18:h Aug.Alleppo, \u201cThursday, Ithn ee Scotia, Wednesday, 251h 6 Malta, \u201c Thursday, ih «6 Cuba, \u201cWednesday, Int Sept, Lanta, «Thursday, 20d + China, 6 Wednesday, Kih 6 Fripoli, ¢ Thursday, Oily Russia, X © Wednesday, 15th « Siberia, Thursday, IG + RATES OF PASSAGE.By the Wednesday Steamers, not cunying Steerage : 7 First CABIN.$130 00, Cold.SkcoNp CABIN.$80 00, Gold.First CABIN To Panis.$145 00, Gold.By lhe Thursday Steurners : Frust CABIN $80 00, Gold, STERRAGE.$30 00, Currency.Steerage tickets from Juiverpool and Queeus- town and all paris of Euiope, ul lowes! rules.Through Bills of Lading given fou Bellast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp, und other ports on the Continent; aud\u201dfur Meduerranean poris.For Freight and Cabin passage, apply at the Company\u2019s Office, 4 Bowl Gren.For Steerage passage, ut 111 Broadway, Trinity Building.CHAS.G, FRANCKLYN, Agent.Aug 13, 1869, NONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO, 1869.SUMMER.1869.PASSENGERS BOOKED T) LONDON- DERRY, OR LIVERPOOL.Return Tickets granted at Reduced Rates.FPHIS COMPANYS LINE is composed of the lollowing First Claes steamships : SCANDINAVIAN, 3500 tous, Building.Prussian, 3000\u2018 Capt, Dutton.GERMANY, 3250 + + Graham.AUSTRIAN, 2700 « + Wylie.NEsTORIAN, 2700 + + Aura.MORAVIAN, 2650 \u201c9% \u201c Brown.PERUVIAN, 2600 «/ M¢ Ballantine.MISERNIAN, 2434 Frou Les Hiram Sloat, of St.Louis, Missouri, \u201c1 tind your SARBAPARILLA ® more ciectual remedy for the secondary symptoms of Syphilis, and tor syphilitic disease than any other we possesd.The profession are iudebted to you for some of the Le-t medieines we have.\u201d Fram A.J.French, M.D., an eminent physician of Lawrence, Mass, who is a prominent member af the Li gistature of Massachusetts, \u201cDr.AYER \u2014 My dear Sir: I have found jour FARSAPARILLA An excellent remedy for Syphilis, votlot the primary aud secondary type, and effect- nal in some cases that were too oLstiuate to yield te other remedies.Ido not know what we can ems jv with more certainty of success, where a power.lod alterative is required.\u201d Mr.Chas.8.Van Liew, of New Brunswek, N.J., Lit dreadful ulcers on his lege, caused by the abuse ot inercury, of mercurial discase, which grew more ind more aggravated for years, in spite of every 1einedy or treatinent that could beapplied, until the 5 reevering use of AYER'S SARBAPARILLA relieved am.Few cares can be found mote inveterate aud distressing thun this, and it took reversal dozen but.île: to cure him.TLeucorrhœa, Whitos, Female Weakness, ire generally produced by internal Scrafulous Ulcer- «lion, and are very often cured by the siterative rllict ol this SARSAPARILLA.Some cases require, however, In uid of the BARSAPARILLA, the skilful spplication of lock! remedies.Irom the well-known and widely-celebrated Dr.Jacob Morrill, of Cincinnati.© 1 have found your SARBAPARILLA an excellent alterative in diseases of females.Many oases of irregularity, Leucurrhea, Interpal Uleerstion, sud loca) debility, arising from the scrofulous disthesis, Lave yielded to it, and there are fow that do not when itsefleot is proparly aided by local treatment.\u201d A lady, wacitling to allow the publication of her name, wriles: My daughter and myself have heen cured ofa very debilitating Leucorrbea of long standing, by two bottles of your SARRAPARILLA.\u201d Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint, Dym pepsia, Heart Disease, Nouralgia, when caused by Sera/uta in the system, are rapidly cured by this BXT, SARSAPARILLA.AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS possess so many advantages over the other pur gatives in the market, and their superior virtuos are so universally known, that we nezd not do mote than to assure the public their quality is maintained equal to the best it ever has been, and that they may be depended on to do all that they have ever done.Prepared by J.C.AYER, M.D., & Co, Towell, Mass.gud sold by PLEURISY.Another of the respectable citizens of Quebec, Canada, has voluntarily addressed the following to W.E.Brunet, Esq., Druggist, &c., Pont St.Roch Street Quebec: It affords me great pleasure to inform you that 1 have been completely cured of a very severe Pleurisy, which I had neglected, and by the use of only three bottles of the Bristol's Sarsaparilla, which I bought at your establishment in Vatier Street.1 am, dear sir, very truly yours, J.B.ALEXIS DORVAL, Inspector of Timber \u201c HOME EVIDENCE.Mr.R.Dugar, Chemist and Drug gist, Crown Street, Quebec : Sir, \u2014 I send you the fol lowing certificate ailesting theeflicacyof BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA : ResuLT or à SLow Frven.\u2014I certify that on .the 19th Marchi, 1860, ny son, nine years old, \u201cwas obliged to keep his bed from the above sickness.I employed the Lest doctors, who took him under their charge for two years, without affording relief.Last spring I com menced to give BrisroL\u2019s SARSAPARILLA, and from the moment he began taking the remedy n rapid improvement took place, and at present he can walk with facility.I therefore advise all persons suffering with similar maladies to try BrieToL\u20198 SARSAPARILLA.JEAN LACHANCE, Sr.Rocs px Querko, 60h Avg., 1888, etre Repuiation Established! JIrs.8.A.Alen is truly a public benelactress, and her wonderful success is unpree cedented.Keer fame and her discoveries have gone abroad, and to-day she is in her line the largest man- ufacturess in the world.Everybody Interested.Xouth and oid age are alike benefited by the use of Js.S.1.Allen's World's Hair Restorer and Hair Dressing.They acl directly upon the roots of the hair, causing luxuriant grorthand beauty.Your hair,if changed to grey or white by sickness or other causes, will soon be res stored io its natural color and beauty.Dandrufferad- icated forcver.The Mair falling stopped.The most delicate head-dress or bon- netcan beworn without fear of soiling.Themostdelight- ful fragrance to the hair is imparted.If you wish to restore yowr hair, as in youth, and retain it through life, without delay purchase a bottle of each of Hrs.S.14.Jen's World's Hair Restorer and Dressing.Sold by Druggists throughout the World.\" PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE, 198 & 200 Greenwich Nt, New-York.CAUTION AGAINST COUNTERFEITS, None are geuvine unless the signature of KR.and L.Perry and Co.18 affixed to each wrapper, aud blown on the bottle; and each bottle is protected by u patent capsule bearing the proprister\u2019s name and address in full.THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF THE AGE ERRY\u2019S CORDIAL BALM OF SYRIA- CUM restores the impaired powers ol hile when exhausted by the julhiesol youth, ma- uriy, oi old age.lt 18 a ceslain cute 11 al) cases ul extieme nervous debility produced oy early impiudence, aud various other saUsea, spermalorrhaa, exhaustion, incapacity tor society, study, or business, mdiges- won, shortuess of breath, dimuess ol sight, siddiness, cholic, bowel and bilious Liver complaints, constipation and relaxalion, dy- sentiy, asthuna, jauadice, fever, tumnbago, goul, rheumausm, coughs, colds, sore, weak aud ulcerated throats, nervousness, hysterta, pains the himbs, interrupted circulation, nic-dolerean, restlessness alight, all chronte diseases and aud all female complains.[tis invaluable medicine 1s the most wonder- tul triumph ot a™ over nature, and 18 adapted tor both sexes.1t has the eftect of restoring ind increasing the natural vigour ol those who are sutlersny {rom prostration and langous produced by sujouining in the colonies or in hotclimates.Thousands have been restored io healitygnd vigour by its use, as sworn to oh oath bdfore the Right Honorable Matthew Wood, Lord Mayor ot London, sud the foilow- ng Aldermen :\u2014 Sir John Kamer, George Scholey, Esq., John Atkins, Esq., and oilers.20\u20ac Price 11s.per bottle, or four quantities in ane tor 33s., which saves Ils.; and in £5 bottles effecting a saving of £1 12s.Perry's Concentrated Delersive Essence.A remedy for any ol the forms of Secondary Symptoms, and for puritying the system [rom contamination.It is recommended for all those diseases for which mercury, &c., are not only employed in vain, but too olten tv the utter ruin of health.Its action 1s purely fetersive, and its tereficial influence on the system is undeniable.Price 11s, and 33s.per bottle, also a saving of 11s.4 Perry's Patent Concentrated Kasence of Copai- ba and Cubeb Sugar-coated Globules.An agreeable preparation of the very essence of the Balsam of Copaiba and Cubebs, per- tectly tasteless, still retaining at the sume ime all its curative powers.In all cases of Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, £e., a single trial will prove the eflicacy ol this invaluable remedy ; as il al once acts upon the kidneys, bladder, and the urino- genilal organs, restoring them to their healthy state.Price 11s.and 33s.per box.Heart DEPENDS UPON Pure Broop,\u2014 Perry's Purifying Specific Pills, an infallible cure for all diseases of the skin, such asscurvy, «crofula, ulcers, boils, blotches, pimples onthe face and body &c.Price 11s.and 33s.per box.On Nervous Relaxation and Exhaustion.New edition, enlarged to 199 pages, illustrated by 100 anatomical colored Engravings, on steel, just published, price 2s.6d.THE SILENT FRIEND.\u2014A medical work on the nature, treatment and cure of ner- voug and physical debility ; exhaustion, sper- malorrhwa, and all urino-genital diseases of the nervous system, and other diseases inci- \u2018lental to bott.sexes, producing a degeneracy of mental and physical strength, terminating in total debility and incapacity ; shewing why these diseases so ofien appear incurable, when in reality they can be eflectually removed by the most simple means.Also, to be had froin all agents in all parts of the world, Extracts from the Silent Friend, price 6d., which contains directions for the Quidance of patients.Sold at Messra.B.& [L.PERRY & Co.?wholesale Depot, No.19 Berners street, Oxford street, London.Agents:\u2014BARCLAY & Co, Nuo.75 Faringdon street, London.Messrs, R.& L.PERRY & Co.are only to be consulted at their residence, No.19 Berners street, Oxford street, London, as they never, ujpder any circumstances, travel either at home or abroad ; and they hereby caution the public against any person using their name : aud, as a further precaution against fraud, the publie is notified that none of their medicines are genuine unless the subjoined fac-simile of their signature ie attached to every wrapper.ef J.MUSSON & CO., Agents for Quebec, Regulatory JLEAL, HAPPINESS and LONG AEE are within the reach of all, by Lhe use © Doctor BUCHAN\u2019S VEGETABLE DOMESTIC MEDICINES.prepared from the prescrip on of the lute Lr.Buchan, Feilow the Royal IRT-UHION DE LONDON, \"= 144, WEST #TRAND, W.C.NEW PROSPECTUS, 1869.Instituted 1837.\u2014lucorporated 184).President : \u2018The Right Hon.Lord HOUGHTON, D.C.L.Vice-Presidents : College ot l\u2019hysicians, &e., &e- Lures 816 The Most Fon.the Marquis of Northampton.laily made, andtheirellicaey proved ui (LOU The Very Reverend the Doan uf St Paul's.sunds ot cases, altested beluse lhe Aldermeu at Guildhall, the Rizht Honble, Lord Mayo: k of London,aud situng Magistrates of Marl oo borough Street, Westminster, Worship Street, cl Bow Street, &e.Used by tlie most celebrated ; Clergymeu, Medical men and others.DIE BUCHAN?S SUGAK-COATED SARSAPARILLA PILLS.LL.Itis a well-known (act that Sarsaparilla is ihe greatest puntier of the blood in the world.J.Keep your Bivod pure !\u2014your Bowels regu- ar !!\u2014aud defy the doctor!!! These Pills E Council: E.Antrobus, l£sq., F.S.A.Heury Baker, Esq.tarles Barry, Esyy.Fomor) (Ti F.R.S, - Fras.Bennoeh, Esq., F.S.A.W.H.Bodkin, Esq., Assistant Judge.Edgar A.Bowring, Esq., C.B.Robert Broadwater, Esq.W.Batterworth, Esq., F.S.A.B.B.Cabbell, Esq., F.R.S.5.Dallas, Fsq.strike atthe rool of each disease, and are fur the Robert Dickson, M.D., F LS.cure ofevery ailment Incident to Man, \\Vo c man, and Child\u2014such as Eruplions on ihe P Skin, Indigestion, Bisious, Liver atid Stomach G complaints, general Weakness, Gout, Rbeu- T matsm, Lumbago, l\u2019ains in the Limbs, Head- y aches, Sure Throats, and every complaint E harles John Dimond, Esq.rofesor Donaldson.Godwin, Esq., F.R.S , F,S.A.hos.Giissell, Esq., F.S A.hilip Hardwick, Esq., R.A.dward Hawkins, Esq., F.S.A.causeu by irregularities ol the bowles, ob- Henry Hayward, Esq.strncled perspiration, and deteriorated and uu- healthy blood.These Pills work their way to ÎRe very roots of each disease, cleansing 1n theilpassage, especialy where mercury has been taken, and removing every unhealthy accumulation till the bleod is purified, the whole system renovated, and all the lunetione acting according lu Balure ; the duties of Life C peensad and weary burdens.Donothesitate! |; do not delay! a clean stomach must make a clean body.A clean body will contain pure ; blood ; when the stomach, body and blood are | pure,trom regulatingand cleansing the bowels, health is certain.Begin at the deginning , waste no Lime; strike at the root of your ailment.Again, | say, look to your stornach.i Oue trial of these ills will force conviction.d 1ls.nn DOCTOR BUCHAN\u2019S INVIGORATING ESSENCE,\" For Nervous relaxation and general weakness, al once restores aud invigorates, with mugicalrapidity, the mostdebililated constitution, thereby ensuring permanent health, increased strength and energy, and a redoubled development of the muscular system.Fail- are is impossible, tor success 1s a8 certain as that daylight follows darkness.The only in- debility, nervous prostration, depression of spirits, diminution of vital energy, emaciation, and forall female complaints.This medicine not only restores health and strength at once, put increases lhe natural vigour of man In youth, maturity, and old age.The properties ofthisinvalnable re-invigorating Essence act directly on the nervous and muscular system, enriching, Increasing, and purifying each particular vtial fluid ; 115 action 1s never- failingaand in perleet accordance with the laws of nalurag the falling rain vivifies the parched hh 4) so will the power of this all-polent agent restore the lost strength and energy of all who suffer from exhaustive derangmenl, which sofew of the medical profession al- tempt to treat.Price, 4s.6d.and 1ls.; or lour quantities in one, 358.DR.BUCHAN?S VEGETABLE SKIN! OINTMENT Is the only one yeti discovered that cores the most inveterate sores.Its effects are wonderful, giving instant relief tothe suflerer.Many thousands have used it, and declare it .\u2026 be the best in the worl It 1s the only NATURAL REMEDY forall kinds of sores and skin eruptions.lt never closes up the surface of a wound while full of matter, but will first bring all to the surface, and finally neal without breaking out again.The Pills aid the Ointment in the following :\u2014Piles, Boils, Bruighe, Excoriations, Bloiches on the Face, Uicérs) Ring-worme, Sore Heads, Eyes and lipe, Baldness, Chapped Hands, Chafed and Blistered Feet, Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Frcst Bates, Breastr, Contracted and Stiff Joints, Fistulas, (lout, Swelled Glands, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Whitlow, Sore Nipples, Sore Throats, deep-seated Ulcers, Wounds, Worms, Itech, (! Re.1s.1,d.and \u201828.9d.per pot.Agents for Quebec.JOHN MUSSYE & CO., Druggists, Buade Street, Upper Town, |! October 17, 1864.12m THE « FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE\u201d OF THE NURSERY.The following is an exiract from a (eller ritten by the Reverend C.Z.Wrizer to the German Ieformed Messcnyer newspaper, at Chambersburg, Penn.:\u2014 ¢¢ A BeneracTaess.\u2014Just open the door for her,and Mrs.WinsLow will prove the American Florence Nightingale of the Nursery.Of this we are so sure, that we will teach our « Susv\u201d to say, \u2018* À BLEssING ON Mes.WiNs- LOW,\u201d for helping her to survive and escape the griping, colieking, and teething siege.We confinn every word set forth in the Prospectus.It perforins precisely what it professes lo perform, every part of it\u2014nothing less.Away with your ¢ Cordial,\u201d ¢ Pare- gorie,\u2019\u2019 ¢ Drops,\u201d ¢ Laudanum,\u201d and every other ¢ Narcotic,\u201d by which the babe is drugged into stupidity, aud rendered doll and idiotic for life.We have never seen Mrs.Winslow\u2014know her only through the pre- pation of her ¢ Soothing Syrup for Children of eething.\u2019\u201d If we had the power, we would vi make her, as she ir, a physical saviour to the Infant Race.\u201d 25 cents a bottle.Sold by a mW Druggists.Be sure and call for ¢« MRS.WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,\u201d having the facsimile of « Curtis & PERKINS® on Lhe outside wrapper.Allothersare base imitations, p of m Xirownes BRONCHIAL TROCHES.\u201cI have never changed my mim respecting them from the first, excepting to think well of.\u201d \u2014 Rev.Henry Warp Beecher.¢ For Throat Troubles they are a specific.\u201d N.P.Wir.uis.\u201cContain no opium, nor anything in- jJurious.\u201d\u201d\u2014Dr,;A.A.HavEs, Chemist, Boston.* An elegani combination for Coughs.\u201d Dr.G.F.Brok1ow, Boston.\u201c1 recommend their use to Public Speak- pe.\u2014 Rev.E.H.Cnarin.¢¢ Most salutary relief in Bronchitis.\u201d Rev.8.Siroraien, Morristown, Ohio.|, \u201c Very beneficial when suflering from ill colds.\u201d\u2014Rev.S.J.P.Awperson, St.Louis.\u2018¢ Almost instant reliel in the distrossing labor of breathing peculiar to asthrr:n.-?Rev.A.C.EcciesTox, New York.¢ They have suiled my case exactly\u2014re- Xe lieving my throat so that | could sing with ease.\u201d\u201d\u2014 DUCHAME, Parish Church, Montreal.As there are imitations, be sure to OBTAIN the GENUINE.BARNES, HENRY & CO., Agents, fiNov.18\u2014Im .Montreal, C.E, on of Al d a Chorisier, French Lewis has subscribed Ten years, ending with the current year, without gaining a prize of any kind in that period, shall be entitled to one of the porcelain busts as a special prize.John Henderson, Eeq., F.S.A.horles Hill, Esq., F.S.A.James Hopgood, Esq.Robert Hudson, Esq., F.S.À.Charles Leat, Esq.John Marin, Esq.Theodore Martin, Ezq.: Charles Mayhew, Esq.become a pleasure, where before they had Sir Chas.Nichol , Bart., D.C.L.» R.Planche, 13])., Somerset Herald.Lewis Pocock, Esq., F.S.A.Anderson Rose, Esq., F.R.S.L.\".G.Sambrouke, Esq.Samuel Smiles, Isq.William Smith, Esq., F.S.A.R.Zouch 8.Troughton, Esq.\u2019rofessor Wesimacoit, R.A., F.R.S., F.G.S.Sir Gardner Wilkinson, F.R.S.Sold in bottles, at Ls.13d., 25.Yd., ds.6d., Thus.Williams, Esq.Samuel Wilson, Esq., Alderman.M.Digby Wyatt, Esq., F.S.A.Honorary Secretaries : George Godwin, Esq., F.R.S., F.S.A., 24 Alexander-square, Brompton, Pocock, Esq., F.S.A., 28, Gordon Square.Assislant Secretary : Thomas Simons Watson, Esq., B.A.THE PRIZES INCLUDE fallible remedy for acquired, local and general pe right to select a valuable Work of Ant from one of the Public Exhibitions ; Statuettes in Porcelain, Medallion Inksiands in Bronze, Silver medals of Sir R.Westmacott, R.A.and other Works, al! produced exclusively for the Society.An Artists proof of the plate may be had for Five Goineas, with Five Chances in the distribution ; or a Letter Proof on India, with two Chances, for Two Guineas.The Art-Union of London was established to promote the knowledge and love of the Arts, and their general advancement in the British Empire, by a wide diflusion of the works of native artists; and to elevate An and enconrage its professors, by creating an increased demand for their works, and an improved taste on the part of the publie.li is under the direction of a Council of the Members, whose services are honorary, and four of whom retire from office every year.Every Member for each Guinea subscribed, is entitled to\u2014 I.One chance in the distribution of prizes at the annual meeting ou the last Tuesday in April.II.An impression of one or more plates produced exciusively for the Society ; adms- sion for himself and friends to the General Meeling and 10 the exhibition of prizes; and the annual report with list of Members, and almanack.Numbers are not put on the subscription- receipls, because, as there must always be necessarily many receipts left in the various Agents\u2019 Scalds, Cuts, Biles, Freckles, ,be very difficult ta ensure the Stings, Scrofula, King\u2019s Evil, Bad Legs, Bad feumbere and no others, were put into the drawing.lar order a few days before the General Meeting, and any member may learn his Scorvy, Sore Heads, Rash, Tumours, Old and number by stating the letters on the corner of hands wudisposed of, it would the proper The names are numbered in regu- his 1eceipt.Extra Cuancrs.\u2014Any Member having paid his subscription for the current year, and wishing to have one or more extra chances in he next distribution of prizes\u2014but without another prin\u2014may have one such extra chance for every half-guinea subscribed for that purpose, for which a separate printed Receipt will be given.Works or ART IF LIEU oF PRINTS.\u2014A bust, statuelte, or other work, may be had instead of the print, by additional payment.Paymenss in diflerent years may be combined with a view to obtain one of these works; rovided always, that at the time of the firet and every subsequent payment it be exprese- ly stated at the office that such payment is made for that purpose.PAYMENT IN ADVANCE.\u2014A subscription for ten years in advance, entitles to a porcelain bust, or a tazza in iren, or one of the medals executed for the Society in Silver; in addition to the annual advautages attached 10 the Subscription.Ten Guinea Prize.\u2014Any Member who Guineas in successive An accidental omission payment for une or more years may be ade up at any time by adding to the current year\u2019s Subscription.Members have the option of taking, instead the print of the year, any of the lollowing, Til SURRENDER OF CALAIS ; OR A WATER PARTY ; .OR A LABOUR OF LOVE, With any one of the following Extra Works, viz.: Woodcuts from Milton\u2019s 1.\u2019 Allegro ;* \u201c \u2018\u201c Byron\u2019s Childe Harold ;* Illustrations in outline Irom Pilgrim\u2019s Progress ; .Illustrations in ouiline from Events in English History ; Man ; ; ruled bas-relief of The Entry into Jerusa- em; Or a ruled bas-relief of Christ led to Crucifixion ; Or two ot the following prints, or one with e ExTra Work, viz.: The Villa of Lucul- lus ; The Burial of Harold ; The Clemency Cæur-de-Lion ; The Piper; or, Come ong ; &c., &c., &c.* Or one volume of woodcuts and one set ustrations in outline.Subscriptions to the LONDON ART- UNION will be received, by the undersign- upon it: there is no mistake about jt., Honorary Secretaries for Quebec.Ar the liet will be closed on the 1st of March, ail rlies who wish to subscribe will please send their subscriptions before that date.ment.MIDDLETON & DAWSON, Foot of Mountain Hill, Quebec, Quebec, 1869, RS\u201d No name will be entered before PY: a hike magic.p ESTABLISHED 1832, BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA.IN LARGE BOTTLES.Celebrated PREPARATION for a =) CHD ARTE PURIFYING THE BLOOD! AND EUMORS.Ji frECiaLLY recommended for use dur- tug spring and summer, when the greasy secre-ions ol the fall and winter months render the system liable to fevers sud other dangerous diseases.BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA.It is also a safe and reliable remedy for all Eruptive and Skin Diseases ; lor every phase of Scrofula, whether immediate or hereditary ; for Old Sores, Boils, Uteers, Tumors, and Ab- cesses, and for ever stage of Secret Disease, even in its worst forms.It is alsv a sure and reliable remedy for Salt Rheum, Ring Worm, Tetier,Scald Head, Scurvy, White Swellings, Nervous and General Debility of the System, and all Aflections of the Liver, Fever and Ague, Billous Fevers, Chillsand Fever, Dumb Ague and Jaundice.lt is guaranteed to be the purest and most powerful preparation of Genuine Honduras Sarsaparilla, and is the arising from a vutiated or impure state of the b)god.medicine.doing the least injury.able medicine will be found on the each bottle.druggist ; and John Musson & Co., druggists.in Medicines.June 27, 1866.BRISTOL'S 12m (Vegetable) SUCAR-COATED PILLS.A \u201cCOUGH,\u201d ¢«« COLD,\u201d OR IRRITATED THROAT, If allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable.Brown\u2019s Bronchial Troches reach directly the aflected parts, and give almost instant relief.In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and CATARRRH, Lhey are beneficial.OBTAIN only the yemfine Brown\u2019s BroncHian TrocHEs, which have proved their eflicacy by a test ol many years.Among testimonials attesting their efficacy are letters from\u2014E.H.Chapin D.D., N.Y.Henry Ward Beecher, Brooklyn New York.N.P.Willis, New York.Hon C.A.Phelps, Pres.Mass.Senate.Di.G.F Bigelow, Boston.Prof.Edward North, Clin ton, New York.Surgeons in the Army, an, others of eminence, Sold everywhere at 25 cents per box.ap3 2m MRS.WINSLOW\u2019S SOOTHING SYRUP.Rev.SvLvanus Copp thus writes iu the Boston Christian Freeman :\u2014 We would by no means recommend any kind of medicine which we did not know to be good\u2014parlicu- larly for infarts.But of Mrs.Winslow\u2019 Soothing Syrup we can speak from knowledge ; in our own family it has proved » blessing indeed, by giving an infant troubled with cholic pains quiet sleep, and its parents unbroken rest at night.Most parents can i XS io these blessings.Here is an ar- ucle' Which works to perlection, and which 1 harmless ; for the sleep which it affords the mmfantis perfectly natural, aud the little cherub awakes as \u201cbrig! as a bution.\u201d\u201d And during the process of teething ils value is incaleula- ble.We have (requently heard mothers say they would not be without it from the birth the child till it had finished with the teething siege, on any consideration whatever.SORE THROAT, COUGH, COLD, and similar troubles, if suffered to progress, result in serious Pulmonary, Bronchial, and- Asthmatic aflections oftentimes incurable, BROWN?\u2019S BRONCHIAL TROCHES are compounded so as lo reach directly the seat of the disease and give almost instant relief, The Troches are oflered with the fullest confidence in their efficacy ; they have been thoroughly tested, and maintain the good reputation they have justly acquired.For Public Speakers, Singers, Military Officers and those who over-tax the voice, they are usefnl in relieving an Irritated Throat, and will render udden changes in the weather they will give rompt relief in Coughs and Colds, and can be carried in the pocket to be taken asoccasion requires.Sold at 22 cents a box.jnl8 yet better of that which | began thinking i in outline or The Seven Ages \u201cfuient easy.To the soldier exposed to MOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS! Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth ?If #0, go at once and get a bottle of Mrs.Winslow\u2019s Soothing Syrup.It will relieve the poor little suflerer immediately\u2014depend here 18 nol a mother on earth who has ever used it, who will nor tell yon at once that it will regulaie the bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief and health lo the child, It 18 perfectly sale 1 s the prescription of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States, Price 25 cents, Sold everywhere.m March, 4, 1867 \u2019 re very best medicine Jor the cure of all diseases \u201cThe atilicted may rest assured that there i» nol the least particle of Mineral, Mercurial, nd J 1 ; or any other poisonous subslauce in ibis es, by which a still greater saving is ef- It is perfectly harmless, and may be administered in all kinds of weather, rainy or dry, to persons in the very weakest stages of sickness, to the most helpless infants, without Full directions how to take this most valu- label of Bristol?s Sarsaparilla is for sale ihe establishments of W.E Brunet, Drug- ist ; John E.Burke, druggist; E.Giroux, druggist 3 R.Dugal, druggist; J.B.Maitel, Also by all respectable Druggists and dealers se in all cases, and pleasant to the laste, and pin Family Till tiey areinvnlnable, \u2014Duni The New French Remedy.By Royal Letters Patent, under the spe- ciat sunction of Her Majesty\u2019s Government and the Chiefs of the Fuculté de Frunce.FIUIERAPION:\u2014or CURE OF CURES This successtul and highly popula medicament, as employed in the continents uuspitals by Rostan, Jobert, Velpeau, and others, combines all the desiderata to be sought in a medicine of the kind, and surpasses everything hitherto employed.Devoid of all laste, odvur and appearance ol medicine, it can be left or cared anywhere, and taken liom time to ime without exciung suspicion, Euch package coniams full instructions for case.THERAPION, No.1, 1a three days only\u2014 removes gouorihaa, glest, and all discharges; etlectaally superseding injections, the use of which does irreparable harm by laying the foundation of stiicluce and other serious diseases.In dysentery, piles, irritation of the lower bowel, cough, brunchitis, asthma, and some of the more tying complaints ol this kind, it will be found astonishingly eflicacious, allording prompt relief, where \u201cother well- tried remedies have been powerless.J HERAPION, No.2, ior syphilis, disease the bones, sure throat, threatened destruc- on of the nose and palate ; 1m purity of bload, scurvy, pimples, spols, blotches, aud all diseases for which it has been too much a fashion to employ mercury, sarsaparilla, &ec., to the destruction of the suflerer\u2019s teeth ; and ruin of healih.Under this medicine every vestige ol disease rapidly dissappears; and the skin assumes the pleasing sofiness of fancy.THERAPION, No.3, for relaxation, sper- matorrhaea, and all the distressing consequences arising from early abuse, excess, residence in hot, unhealthy climates, &c.lt possesses surprising power in restoring slrength and vigour to the debilitated.To those who are preveuled entering the marriage state by the consequences of early error, it will render ssential aid by subduing all disqualitications, d restoring the lost tone to the system.Therapion may be procured at 11s., and 33s.per package, through all medicine vendors, or in £5 packages for foreign shipment, direct from London only, by which £1 12+.are saved: £10 packages for the more inveterate ected.In ordering the above, the purchaser should slate which of the three numbers he requires.Her Majesty\u2019s Hon.Commissioners have graciously permitted the government stamp bearing the word \u201cTherapion®?in white letters, to be altached fo each package; thus insuring the public agamst fraudulent imitations, and securing to the proprietor the sole right of supply throughout her dominions; and any infringement of which they will prosecute with the uimost severity.AGENTS FOR ENGLAND, \u2014Thomas & Co.,7, Upper St.Martin\u2019s-lane ; Barclay & Co., Furringdon-street ; Edwards & Ow.and Newbery & Sous, St.I'aul\u2019s church-yard ; and obtyffable through all medicine vendors in the known worl} or in case of difficulty, by enclosing a draft or order for £3,0r £10, according to the nature of the care, payable in London to Messrs.Thomus & Co., as above, à large package will Lo xeut by return mail, carefully secured from observation orsiccident, TIIE CAUSE AND CURE OF PREMATURE DECLINE, Sold by all the Agents for Dr.De Roos\u2019 Medicine, or sent post free, secure from observation, direct from the Author, for 2s.64.TE MEDICAL ADVISER, on the modern treatment of mental and physical incapacity, syphilis, stricture, &c.; with unfailing rules and prescriptions for the speedy cure, by very simple means, of all the more common diseases and supposed incurable maladies of the sexunl system.By Dr.W.Dr Roos, M.D., &c., of the Ecole de Médecine, Paris.REVIEWS AND NOTICES, \u201cThe MEDICAL ADVISER, by WALTER DR Roos, M.D., for the class of diseases upon which it treats, is undoubtedly the best and most soundly practical book which bas come under our potice.The author is a map of most enlarged Txperience.\u201d\u2014North of England Telegraph, June 29th, \u201c To those who contemplate marringe, its perusal ix specially recommended.\u201d\u201d\u2014Bap.Mag.\u201cThe koowledge it imparts must come some time, and happy they who do not possess it too late \u201d\u2019\u2014Politician.*¢ Cure ia certain in every curable case, and few indeed are they which are not so.\u201d \u2014Med.Review.\u2018It is caleulated to effect n complete revolution in the treatment of these complaints.\u201d\u2019\u201d\u2014Med Gaz, \u2018Simple and inexpensive, every sufferer may cure himaelf speedily, privately, and at the least possible cost.\u201d \u2014Scalpel.From long practical observation of the treatment pursued in the most famous institutions of this country and the continent.Tor those diseases referred to in the above work, the Proprietor has had somewhat unusual facilitles for acquiring that uniform sucerss which has hitherto characterized his practice, in which the distressing consequences resulting from the injurivus employment of mercury, capivi, sarsaparilla,and similar dangerous medicines, are entirely obviated, Lasting benefit in these cases ean only be reasonably expected st the hands of those who devote their chief attention to such diseases ; and to such onl can confidence be safely extended Dr.De R.refers with pride to the numbers he has been instrumental in restoring to health and happiness ; whilst to all who need such aid he offers every assurance of &peedy restoration.+ FonriGN RESIVENTS can be successfully treated by corres- ondence, on sendiug the detail of their case ; with a Bank ¢ or Bill on a London house for £5 or £10, in order that ahackage of medicines to meet the exigencies of the case, may be sent out by next mail, thus avoiding the protracted suffering and unnecessary loss of valuable time, which must otherwise occur.R.DE ROOS\u2019 GUTT.E VIT.E or LIFE DROPS ; protected by Koynl [etters Patent of England ; Seals of the Fa eulté de France ; Royal College of Prunsia, &e.; have in numberless instances proved their superiority over every other advertised remedy for Spermatorrhæa ; langour ; lassitade : depression of spirits; irritability ; auger ; excitement, needless fear : distaste and incapacity for society, study or business ; indigesticn, patos in the side, palpitation of the heart ; giddiness, noise in the head ; impotency, impediments to marriage, &c.This medicine strengthens the vitality of the whole system, gives energy to the muscles and nerves, thus speedily removes nervous complaints, repovates the impaired powers of life, and invigorates the most shatlered constitution.For skin eruptions, sore throat, pains in the bones, and all those diseases in which mercury, sarsaparilla, &c.are too often employed in vain, to the serious detriment of health, its surprising efficacy has only to be tested to be appreciated.As these complaints If neglected become ¢¢ chronie\u2019\u2019 or incurable, sufferers will do well before they waste valuable time in seeking aid from instruments, and uther absurdities professing to supersede medicines : to make fair trial of a remedy, which, concocted on unerring scientific principles, cannot fail; and may be carried about the person, or lert upnn the toilet table, without exciting a suspicion of its natdre.Price 11g.and four times the quantity at 32s.per bagi The £5 packages, containing twelve 114.quantities, byWwhich a paving of £1 124, is effected, will be sent from 25 Bedford Place, only.on receipt of the amount per draft on a Londoo house or utherwise, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 AINS IN THE BaCK, GRAVEL, LUMBAGO, GOUT, RIEUMATISN , DISEASE of the KIDNEYS, BLADDER, &c.Dr.DE Rons\u2019 ComPoUND RENAL PILIS Are a mont safe and speedy remedy for the above dangerous complaints, Discharges and Diseases of the Urinary Organs generally, which too trequently harass the suflerer over the best yeurn of life,and end only in an agonizing death.They agree with the most delicate stomach, and in three days eifect a cure whea capivi, cubebs, &c., have utterly failed.28.0d., 4s.8., 11s.and 33s.per box.The superiority of these celebrated medicines over everything of the kind in universally acknowledged, and the extraordinary demand for them without precedent, Many there are, who from natural difidence or fear of discovery, would silently bear their afilietions rather than upply for, ail to those from whom they may reasonably expect relief.With the above remedies the sufferer may, without the knowledge of a second person, cure himself speedily, privately, nnd nt the least possible axpenso.801d wholesale by Barclay & Son, 05, Farringdon-atreot, London ; Agent for Quebec, John Musson & Co., of whom also may be liad \u2018THE MEDICAL ADVISER,\u201d or should difiieuity arise in procuring any of the above, enclose tlie amount by draft or otherwre, to 26, Bedford Place, Bloomsbury Square, london, W.C., and they will be sent securely preked por return, CAUTION.\u2014Sufferers rhonll guard against the recommendation of useless imitations by dishonest vendors, who ereby Oblnin à larger profit.The genuine have tho Gos «Warr bE Roos, LoNpoN,\u201d printed in white jot- ern on the Gavernment Stamp, by order of Her Majesty's Ilon.Commissioner, to imitate which is felony.THE MOST WONDERFUL PILLS IN THE WORLD, 5 RE Dr.DR Roos\u2019 PILULÆ VITÆ or LIFK Pins, All ( À sufferers from genera! pervousness, debility, low Apirits, sleeplessness, harrassing dreams, unnecessary fenrs, mentalirritability, failure of the mental and bodily powers, weaknesa of the nerves, noises in the head, giddiness, indigestion, 1heumatism, paion in the back, and other symptoms of chronic discune, will hail with joy the dla.covery of Dr.Ile Rooa\u2019 Life Pilla, that speedily and almost magically remove pain and disease of whatsoever nature restore cheerfulness of apirit and vigour to the mind, and atrenglhen ali the organk on whieh health and life depend.They do not contain a particle of morcury, but are purely vegelable, They act mildly on the bowels, without pain or griping, impart strength to the atomach, promate a healthy action of the liver, thus preventing, er when prosant euring the jaundice and dropay, clearing the hin, removing sallowness and pimples, purifying the blood, and marvellously invigorating the whole system.Females of all ages ill find them invaluable, and should never be without Mie.For elderly people or when An vecasional aperient is quired, nothing can be better adapted, Uwing to the great and increasing demand tor these pills, and in order to protect the public from fraudulent imitations.Iter Mujes- Ly's Commissioners have graclously permitted (be proprietor to have his name, ** WALTER DE ROOS, LONDON,\" impressed upon the government stamp aMxed to each box, 1d by all medicine vendors in the world, price : 2s.0d., 8.6d , 11a.and 83a, per box, Timen.f Persons of full habit should never be without them.\" Surrey Tolegraph.\u2018For Females they are: almomt a necesnily,\u201d\u2014ladien\u2019 Journal.¢ To Mothers\u2014for ohildren uf allages they are the simpleat rnd \u2018bost medicine that can be given.\u2018\u2019\u2014Vida Dr.Smith's Report, .Quebec, July 10, 1866, ! oO ENR TESTIMONY: Messrs, Picavrr & Bow, Chemists and Druggists, No.42 Notre-Dame Street, Montreal, have reccived the following testimony : MonTnzar, C.E., July 81, 1863, Messrs.Dootors Picault & Son \u2018( Sirs, \u2014 This is to certir, that for five years I wg, troubled with general debility, unable to perform any household duties, ang suffering violently from palpitation of the heurt.I was constantly uy.der the influence of o chilly fever, and experiencing awful puin in my whole body.1 trieq every thing\u2014sought medical advice\u2014but ait ta no avail.Twelve months ago I was induced ta try BristoL'a SARSAPARILLA, and before I hag taken two bottles, experienced a decided improvement; but my means not allowing me to continue its use, I was becoming worse again, when you kindly gave mo a few bottles, It was the needed remedy, and its effect on my system was wonderful.I am now another woman; I feel well, ent well, and sleep we) and do all my work without the least fatigue.1 cannot too strongly recommend this invalys.ble medicine to the suffering, and I have net the least doubt they will derive from it the same benefit as I have.(Signed) ANGILE DANIEL, Wifes of CeLesTIN Courrou, 95 Visitation Street, 1 certify the abovo is the truth, CELESTIN COURTOIS, Sworn before me this thirty-first day of July, 1863.J.BOULANGET, Justice of the Pog, IT IS ASTONISHING! 2 Still another gratoful letter sent to Messis, Devins & Bouvon, Drugyists, next the Court-house, Montreal :\u2014 Dear Sirs\u2014For ycars I have sufrered severely from liver com plaint, constant pain in the side, no appetile, intense drou- siness, and a sense of suffocation, compelling ne «ul limes to remain in bed for three or four days.For (wo years I was constantly taking medicine, under the advie of two of our best city physicians, without getting any relic£ By their orders T spent the wholo of last suminer in tho country, but without bonefit.Last March T was advisod by a friend, who knew its virtues, to try Bristol's Sarsaparilla, but I had log contidenca in every thing, and was fearful of gotting worse.At last 1 did try it; its effect was most beneficial: my appetite returned; the heavy drowsiness left me; and my digestion beeame vigorous aud healthy, I used in all twelve bottles, and am now as strong and well as any man could desire.You are at liberty to make my caso known to the public.Yours, very truly, J.11.KENNEDY, Grocer and Dealer in Wines aud Spirité No.160 St.Mary Street, Montreal.BEIT KNOWN What is said by one who has tried BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA.Messrs.DEVINS & BOLTON, Druggists, Montreal : GENTLEMEN,\u2014It is with tho most grateful foolings that I give you the particulars of the cure offscted upon me by the use of the Bristol's Sarsaparilla bought from you.A severe and painful rheumatism had troubled me for years, rendering my right arm almost useloss, aud, oxtending across my chest and down my back, made me unable to walk, and comparatively helpless, besides much pain in the side, from what my family doctor called liver disease.Mr.KENNEDY, my neighbor on whom tho Bristol's Sarsaparilla pro duced almost a miraculous cure, advised me to try a bottle or two.I did so, taking, a the samo timo, as directed by you, a couple of Bristol's Sugar-Coated Pills occa sionally.i 1 am now entirely recovered, free from pain of every kind, and feel as if I had taken 8 new lease of life.I can with confidence re» ommend the Sarsaparilla and the Pillste any one suffering with the same troubles.MRS.CROSBY, Dry Goods Store, St.Mary's St, Montres ! READ THIS! Still another of our well-known and highly respectable neighbors has come forward, under a sense 0 \"duty, and mado the following statement :\u2014 Sr.Constant, Dist, OF LAPRAIRIE) May 95th, 1868.Messrs.Devins & Bolton, Drug: gists, next the Court-house, Montreal : Dear Sirs, \u2014 When I be gan using BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA The oon for mine months suffering with rheums Jism, and bad completely lost the use of ne legs, being unable to walk during four pont out of the nino.The first bottle of Pre BanearanitLA gave me great relief, an pres 1 had finishod sevon bottios I Was ont ee from pain, and able to walk as we pare could, You will confer a favor or pot ve making these facts public, which glad to confiem.i Very respectfully, yourt 0 ROMA QUELLE D ge th afl gi en ho th sel lea fait cab and mai very old age at S wit] Fre exis plas par we Ro cap Wh Tep the nee the Du pir: the jud slot tho Wr anc pas of { al nu ca ob: Du in the lea "]