Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 15 octobre 1851, mercredi 15 octobre 1851

[" 51 if il 0T 0 \\ AND COMMERCIAL iMiirrmij- -'t CO H Of?A éoCMCClNtC CIViÎaV.?U«V» I ¦ | u AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOL.V.] QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY.15th *0 C T O B E R , 1851.Cftf iMOrnfng Ctronttltl Property for Sale and To Let- IS PUSLISHKD, During Summer, tvtry morning, at 10, a.m Sundays excepted, and three timee a week I From the let in IVinler, 6y-4 CHARLPÇ ST.MICHEL, at mia omet.Mo.29, MoanUln Str»«t, Qa«b«c TO LKT, November next, to let May, M HOUSE HOTEL *t, Lower Town, lui Shillings per Annum, payable Ivance.\u2014Subscription tor the TERMS.\u2014Twenty I half-yearly in advance.-summer half-year Fifteen Shillings.ADVERTISEMENTS\u2014Delivered in before seven o\u2019clock on the evening previous to publication, inserted according to wri.tea orders) or till forbid, if no written (Junctionsr\"7*t 2s.6d.for six lines and under, Irst insertion, and 7|d.each subsequent inseuon ; for ten lines and above six, M.4d.firft iiiurtion, and lûd.each subsequent insertion ; |^Eeu lines and upwards, 4J.per line, (irst insertion, and Id.per line for each subsequent insertion.\u2014AdvertiMUg by the year, as may be agreed on.0\u201c jfU commvnuattoiu must he post-paid.CDt iTtoinhifl Cîjromtïr ©©©iiraaaiD sm Printing Establishment! HE CD ___ St.Peter mshed or unliftpfsbed.« on the premises.Property for Sale and To Let.October, 1851.n\tTO LET, V/nftf the let May next.TViat commodious, IYutst sted tui the J copied by the'iate j Possession givetfsnim.NJi CVrd Quebec, 30th Sept., TO NEAT CQ _ iwrt R own, with bouse sad Offices.Apifi J.GREAYitf; St.Lswi Qusbec.5th Sept.J851.nadk re oc of the late Provan.ou the Beau- one mile from Stable, Coach- PHAM, N.P.i ence Chain bets.\\- This Kstaolishment h* by the addition of a^ iig been greatly enlarged iplete assortment oi JOB AND OTHER TYPE, the Proprietor is now prepared to execute BOOKS, CATALOGUES, CARDS.PAMPHLETS, CHKCgUES, AUCTION BILLS, STEAMBOAT do.EXHIBITION do TO HE LET.A SMALL HOUSE, in \u20221 A PLac/E.Jariade ,< ra *' A30 |*r rfnilW-^ UKKAVKS CL ^ .\tSt.Lawrence Chain Quebec, 10th Sept., 1851.\t3 wfi Syr - iS1 PROGRAMMES, BILLS (»F LADING, BILL HEADS, CUSTOMS BLANKS, LAW BLANKS, CIRCULARS, POSTERS, AND LABELS, KR WITH EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING, raoM tux Ortioficst UPalb is|v to live liTav^rU\tJ FROM EVERY VARIETY OF TYPE, all of which will be promptly executed at tmx timk raoMisED ! in a superior and beautiful style of workmanship, and at the MHOStt iMfiOTBJLaiPlElKDB.ALHOISIK TO BE LET.SPACIOUS DWELLING HOUSE, with Stsbl^g.VWi and Wood e\tyarden, on the St.EOY ROAD, with/b^ye mil/from the City.Apply at the.offiewof thif paper.Quebec, yjtn A 1\tX'~\" X M4 M.T t.Genevieve e the Govern- YOUNG.IHK HOUSE Street.Ca ment Garden.Uvi Quebec, 25th July, 1851.TO LET.Jb-A A N elegant COUNTRY RESIDENCE f j., J T\\.one and a ball miles distant from St.\u2022 John's Gate,.Possession to be given on rpilK 1)' -Ei.-Lr?TO Jil*: ISOLD.WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.DWELLING HOUSE of tbeun-* dersijgiied, No.31.St.Ursule Street, ppvr TotgmAiih the Yard, Stables, Cosch-houa*.and depeMLncies.*l'be Kuruiture will be sold with the H JüsPN^wiahed for.^ A FARM, of about 150 Acres, situated on the Noith Bank oi the River St.Charles, three miles distant from the City.L.T.MACPHEKSON, Arlhur Street, LouerTown.Quebec, 1st Oct., 1851.\t1m DWELLING T-the St.Jbt>ii and St.are comkntable ion ccaIrai and house Street, forming a Josrph Streets, ai.d in good older coiivcmeiit.HOSS NEW GOODS.FOU SALK.THREE LOTS of LAND, on the North side ol ST.LEWIS ROAD, between J.Jonxs, Esq., and Mr.Pkntlai^, each lot containing about 7 Arpen\u2019s in agnernies, with a house built on one of said Lots./ i For particulars, a|>pw to TESSIER, Notary.Quebec, 28th July.TO LET.HE HOUSE iflGi luimeily o/cupi« iV'jI.KI k.Apply Quebec, 30tb June, 18|1.6m 2-s-w RDKNSTREET by the late Dr D.WILKIE.BUSIN NOTICES.Quum, BROKER, St.Peter Street, Lover Town, opposite the QUEBEC BANK.Quebec, 28th April, 1851.\t6m 1 FREDERICK .ANDREWSaTkChIbaLD , CAMPBELL, Js., Advocates and Attorneys at Law, having entered into COPARTNERSHIP in the practice of their profesaton, hold their Office at No.43, ST.ANNE STREET, Upper Town.\t» FfiFX).ANDREWS, A|C\\ CAMPBELL, Jr.Quebec, 16th Sep& lj^0.\t12m netn dVxvlbvzb, PROVINCIAL SURVEY\u2019OR, 18, Saint Ursule Street.Quebec, 14th Merch, 1851.\t6m ROBERT CAIRNS.Eisji&aaETr No.'2, St.Louis Street, Place d*Arm$s, HAS constantly on hand a Choies Supply of FASHIONABLE GOODS, in his line, of tie best quality, w hich he is prepared to make up to order in the latest style of Fashion,for Cash or approved Credit.\u2014roa sale,\u2014 ' A few Regulation SWORDS and BELTS.Quebec, June, 1851./ the first of October Apply ate.Pniwe r ncTt-*rr s sooner if required.Quebec, 9th August, 1851.TO LET.* IWO HOUSES, one sit' HENDERSON.l-s-w BIJI JL Cafe, and/kf oth< Street.Apptfto Dr.Ï ( K.G.3rd April, 1851.MQ d on the other inK.Stanislas Sewell, or to CANNON, N.P.TO LET.)NE ()R TWO of those NEW COTTAGES, situated on the St.Lewis toad, opposite live Race Gbouno______ For particulars, apply to _ SACK, Notary, St.Peter Street Quebec, 24th Fehv.lfe*l.with warrant Nopolcon FRERES.GEORGS STRAW and CHI Black, Grey am Mlk.n &.Woollens H\u201c George Street, Quebec, 26th M CE, dyed Green wbred sod Pressed s Suburbs.7m CliiErt|ér A Labranche yVtoTAaiKs public, Lower Town, Quebec, St.Peter StiWt.Quebec, 15th May, 1851.\tN T.RUBTONp COMMISSION MERCHANT & BROKER, eraser's UCILPtNUS, ST.PETES STREET rj* Constantly on hand and for sale, Flour, Oatmeal, Hecf, Pork, Butter, Lard, Groceries, kc., kc.Liberal cmH advances made on all descriptions nf Mhr4liwdize.Quebec, 6th .Lsw, lUU.s.c.otsAcHziMznrsiJi, NOTARY PUBLIC AND LAND AGENT, St.Peter Street, No.29, Opposite the New British North America Bank.tj* Office opened from 8 o\u2019clock, A.M., to 6 Quebec, 6th May, I P.M.I.6m JOHN OTARRBU., ADVOCATE, REMOVED ON THE FIRST MAY, 1851, TO GARDEN STREET, YT* Next door to the Ursuline Convent, Quebec, blh May, T.BROKER & GENERAL COMMISSION SAINT Quebec, 2-V.DIE, IMPORTER, No.81, St.Peter Street.Quebec, 19th April, ip.ns* AUCTIONKE Palace Street, op| %Queber, 15th May.I îJlfl, BROKER, te the Albion Hotel.I^IERRE ALLARD, BISCUIT BAKER, 1 King Street, St.Roclis.\u2014Has always on hand, Crackers, Wine and Water Biscuits, Ship-Bread, kc.Quebec, )2lh June, 1848^.DOCTOR JF1 SET, Office, No.6, comer ofld'Aiguillon and St.Angela Streets, UPPER TOWN, QUEBEC.Quebec, 12th Sept., 1850.\t12m DR.EMOVKD on tbe 1st ANNK STREET, l.Roberts, F,*q., two Livery Stables.Quebec, 8th May, 1A50.¦pEM DEN ay, 1850, to N FROM HULL.BOILED and Raw Linseed Oil, in Hhds.and Qr.-Casks, Genuine No.1.XX ami XXX White Paints, Black, Y ellow, Blue and Green do.Spanish Brown, Nenetian Red, Copperas, Glue, Lamp Black, Putty, Rose Pink, Ochres, Cbroir.es.Prussian Blue.Ac.Ac.H.A E.BURSTALL, Gibb\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, 9th May, 1851.NOW LANDING ex \u201cGLENSWILLY,\u201d FROM LIVERPOOL.C.CHARCOAL TIN, X.do.\tdo.C.Coke\tdo.H.A K.BURSTALL, .\tGibb's Wharf.Quebec.9th May, 1851.SCOTCH MALT WHISKEY.AILY Expected per \u201c Thorns! Henry,\u201d from Glasgow, a further supply ofthe above.HYDE A .McBLAIN, 1 Arthur Street, j Quebec, 9thJMiy, 1851.Palntf, fee.ALARGE assortment of PAINTS, consisting of White, No*.0.1, 2, and 3, Black, Blue, Green, Yellow, Red, and Spanish Brown 10 Casks Powdered Litharge, 15 Do.Venetian Red, Drop Black, India Red, Vermillion, Ac.For Sale by RYAN, BROTHERS A CHAPMAN.Quebec.15th May, 1851.i-t D W&tolh Milk®ir, AND JEWELLER'S SHOP.\\ I Ks.WIDOW\u2019 EDWIN HULL respectfully jltX iûlonn» the Customers Ol her late husband and the public, that she is continuing the Same business at No.13, Buado Sticel, where she hopes, ik*> lise pwienl miparlii X nity ot announcing io his customers and the public geueiaily, that alter a caielul trial ol Mi.Mc le ax\u2019s paient horse shoe, he has adopted it in hi* establishment, fur light and Sad- j \u2022\u201ce horse in summer, and ail hoises,m w inter, in ( lelere- ce to any >hoe heretoiore lUt-U, believing it to be a preventative ol numerous diseases to winch the hoisc\u2019s toot bas been hitherto exjtosed.No extia charge uiade for the Patent Shoe.THOMAS BAILEY, Fanier, I St.John Street, without the Gate.Quebec, 2i>tbJunet 1N51.*>in l-a-w 'I^HK UNDERSIGNED, hereby give notice, X that h«* highly apposes .Mk.McLEAN'S I recenily PATE .Vi ED HOUSE SHOE\u2014that it has given satisfaction to such ot his customers a» have Hied it, und that to bring it with-n the means ol a!!, be has now- reduced the price of it 1 to that of the ordinal y Horse Shoe, to which it is cidediy superior a> to security, lightness, durability, and Complete adaptation to tne play ot tbe j' trog.WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Farrier, Cote d\u2019Abrah-m.Quebec, 27th'June, 1851.tim l-a-w For Sale by the Subrcribers : RIGGING, suitable for Vessels \\JT n r other parte of the Lower find this route not only cheapest end most conve-rticulars, apply to John ™ nttf, or to ELLIOTT ft GKKIO, Commiesion Merchants ft Bhipoing Agent*, He.ll| Doene 9uee;,boaton.12th June, 1851.them t British the mo nient.FOR SALE.HAT FINK HOUSE, wet^known as MOUNT PLKASANTPflOTEL, ith a Garden, Hangard a^«l Well.Tbe houlh^as been complete«^nid put in per feet repairs bjSil® present pro^ftetor.\u2014ALSO,- A FINE CO\u2019Urt^ifcv^icw and completely finished, enjoining tli^^rementioned house.The House ami\tif required, will be sold separately This propertj^s «greeabF^^ituated in one of the most ady/tageou* posilioiVabout Quebec, whether foy^rospect or salubrity IBhough within the CJf Ilimits, Las all the ailvl^tages of a count r^fpsnlence.Fojffarticulars, apply to the propriefoi HONGRE BLA?Quebec, 12th July, 1850.\tl-a-w FOR SALK BY THE SUBSCRIBERS.YELLOW METAL, from | toll inch.H.k E.BURSTALL, Gibb\u2019s Wharf.Quebec.IQthMay,1851, __________ FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBERS : RED and WHITE PINE MASTS k SPARS, lying at New Waterford Cove.ANDREW PARKE k CO., India Wharf.Quebec, 14th April, 1851.YELL6W M ËTAL.FEW BARS, j, ],and 1-inch, for sale the Subscriber.ANDW.PARKE k CO.Quebec, 16th April, 1851.A JOHN ANDERSON, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, SHirrivii and steamboat agent, -JT 42.St.Prier Mreet, aul Gibb\u2019s Wharf, Qui*b*,c.3rd May.1851.\t6m F l rîm R ALS F l KNJSJJLJj.rPHE UNDERSIGNED begs to intimate that A he has provided tmiisrll with a HF.ARsK, and that he is prepared to undertake the furnishing ol Funerals, m any manner leqmred, wub ¦'i> utmost promptitude and despatch, and at moderate charges.GERMAIN ST.PIERRE, Richelieu Street, St.John»\u2019 Suburb.Quebec, eh Mjv.1851.\tUm Fancy Uililoery, Dress Caps# BONNETS.CHILDRENS* FANCY HATS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, ka., kc., &c.MRS.II.JACOBS, has now on hand, a splen.Jid assortment ol the above Goods.-atnl is making up daily the latest style of Frem il Fashions, winch she receives regularly.fj* Wedding, Hall Ac .Mourning Dress Goods, done up w ith dr.-patch, snd on very reasonable terms.Store opposite the French Church, Buade Quebec, 13th .May, 1r.i1.SEW THROUGH LISE.Tnnndo, Hamilton, Niagara Falls, and Buffalo, direct.1 he Xew snd Magnificent Upper f\"r.bin Steamers CHAMPION.Cajdain Marshall.HIGHLANDKK-\t\u2022\u2022\t>tesrns.MAY FLt VKK .\t**\tPatexsom.Will run as follows, viz:\u2014 UPWARDS.FROM MONTREAL.IIICHtAXDER, CHA.MPIOX, MAT FLOWER, Tuesdays.Thursdays,\tFridays, At 2 o\u2019clock, P.M., and Lachine on the arrival of the 5, P.M , Train.FROM OGDENSBI RCII.HIGH LADDER, We«lnesda>s, At 2 o\u2019clock, P.CHAMPION, MAT FLOWER, Fridays,\tSaturdays, M., or on the arrival of the Ex press Tram.St.From Kingston.FOR SALE.C OR PAGE, assorted sizes, from II to 9 inch, Hawsers, 6 and 8 inch, Warps, 5,5} and 6 inch, Manilla, 2} to 4 inch, Coil Rope, 2} to 5} inch, Small Chain, Irom 1 inch to }, Boiled Linseed Oil, PaintR.kc.H.k E.BURSTALL, PRIVATE BOARD.APUREE or FOUI^ENTLF.MF.N can he X accommodaielKetfCh BOARD fk LODGING, in Mr.Atkin son \u2019^HoîTke, in SI.James Street, Lower Town, in rtfar of the Custom House.A pply at this office or on t he pi eintse*.Qiiem*r, 23rd April.(KM .C7.LSOlf OP5.IWOO.TUk iindc-rsigncil respectfully announces that his establinhmentat the new above favorite Summer resort is NOW OPEN for the reception ol Visitors.Many improvements have been made tending to tbe comfort, health and pleasure ofhis guests.His\t/ Xab/k will be served with e^Cjmxury at command, and his WINKS are otgbev&PqUiest quality.Parties leaving by ftie StramVra at I o\u2019clock will reach the Springs the following morning in time lor an early Breakfast.Persona leaving by the Quebec Boats, by the way of Three Rivera on their arrival at tbe latter place will find a pleasant comfortable and direct conveyance to the Springs.GEO.CAMPBELL.St.Leon, J -ne IS, 1851.rpHR Subscriber has juat received, and for 1 Sale, by Wholesale and Retail.Lovel\u2019s Celebrated Wahpene, an INDIAN peeparation from HERBS, forth* growth of HAIK and parenting ita turning GREY ; td*n ftxr r#l»*uxtit to ita original Beauty after decay.The>Vr7tn*ietor guarantee» rr refunds the money, inifter trial, aei erJing tndir* ectiona in the pamphlet, it should not have the desired effect.FRED.WYSE._ Ko.211, St.John Street, V.T.26, Mountain Street, L.T.Quebec, 31st July, 1851.il2m 2-a-w GORDON, WILSON k Co.OFFER FOR SALE.BRANDY, in Hhds.and Qr-Casks, Hollands\u2019 Gin, in bhda.Hollands\u2019 Gin, incases, Bordeaux White Wine Vinegar, in hhds.andqr.-casks, Triple Clarified.Champagne, quarts end pints, ** Oscai De Mottlaign,\u201d Hibbert\u2019s Porter and Stout, quarts & pints, Baas Pale Ale, Portugal Wine, in cases, Olive Oil, Liverpool Soap, Compound .Soap, Brown Windsor Soap, 14 ft 28 lb boxes, Cnlman\u2019s Mustard, in 4 lb jars, Do.do.in cases, 1 lb ft } B>.Lomton Starch.Satin Glazed Starch, Cut Corks, in baVa, Nutmegs, Maccaroni, Wine and Porter Bottles, \u2014ALSO,\u2014 Patent Canvass, from No.1 to 7, Bail Twine, Lamp Black, Copperas, Glue.Saltpetre, Alum, Crystal Soda, F.paom Salts, Magnesia, Whiting, ftc., ftc.Quebec, 12th June, 1851.(DUTY la.'îîaTAüKAÏf jf~ GARDEN STRKET, I pper Tbwn, (near the Ursuline Conve it.) CtOUPB and LUNCHEONS- Wines, Liq-rrs and Cigars of the choicest brands, 54rCallnm\u2018s superior Ale\u2019a, on draught and in bottle, made expressly and warranted not to-aour.Quebec, 3tnh April, 1851.3ft l-a-w AN INDIAN CURE roR CORNS, BUNIONS, AcC.THIS PREPARATION is confidently recommended to the public, as a certain cure for CORNS, ftc.Certificates signed by persons of high respectability, and widely known to the public, attesting the effleacy of this remedy, are is possession of the proprietor.The following is valuable testimony is its favor.We do hereby certify, that we have used the ¦hovg remedy with complete success, and that we get rid of Corns of many yean\u2019 standing, without having experienced the slightest pain.J.W*.WOULSKY, A.PARRY, M.GRIBBON, C.HYNR, M.KELLY.proprietor, and for sal# by Mr.8, Medical Hall, Upper Town ufft iMt.\t2-a-w, SPKLXG IMPORTATION OK Woollens, Cloths, Casimeress PL.UN k F^NCY DOESKLXS\u2019 Ji '57i5 i kii3^ ^ \u201d ù o p JUST RECEIVED AND rot SALK wholesale and retail bv w.S.HENDERSON.Quebec.2(>:h May, 1-851.CANADA HAT & FUR STORE, No.1, HICIILANDER, CHAMPION, MAT FLOWER, Wednesdays, Fridays,\tNatunUys, At I o\u2019clock.A.M., arriving at Toronto and Hamilton earir next day.DOWXffWA&SS.FROM LEWISTON CHAMPION, .Mondays, MAT FLOWER, Wednesdays, At SJ.P.M.FROM TORONTO.highlander, Nalurdays, CHAMPION, Mondays, MAT FLOWER, Wednesdays.Noon.HIGHLANDER, Nalurdays FROM KINGSTON.T CHAMPION, Tuesdays, HE UNDERSIGNED returns his sincere __ thanks for the many lla!ie'-«ng prools ol encouragement whirh be has received for some year* back, and m doing so, tifse* *he opp«îrtu-idty ol uitorming his Iriends anil ibe public gene- MAT FLOWER, Thursiiays, 4, A.M.HIGHLANDER, Sundays, From Ogdcnuburfh.HIGHLANDER, Sundays, CHAMPION, Mat FLOWER, Tuesdays, Thutsdays, rally, that he has just i »C :ived a large and ia!u-\t\u2019'*\u2022 able Stock ol >ILK AND SATIN HATS, oi the And ars intended to arrive in Montreal tbe same newest style and best description, which fie will evenings, \u2019ii time \u2018 >r the Quehec Boats, sell, as usual, at a very small advance on cost\t*1 Nesen o\u2019clock.MR.HOWE TO MR.ARCHIBALD.With an anxious desire tc keep our reader# well posted up m all ttnuga touching the Goveintnect Railway scheioe, aud the eay inga and doiuga ot tue Hou Mr.Howe, ita projector end advocate, we lay aside other matter lo give place to Ins reply to Mr.Aicbibald-* last letter, which appeared in yesterday alternooa'a Chronicle\u2014* cond edition.TO CHARLES D.ARCHIBALD, E»u.Halifax, Oct.1, 1851.Dear Sir,\u2014l read ed home laet evening, and having read your letter ol the 17th Sept., 1 must trouble you with a very few oUeervalions upon its contents.You labour to »how that, on two several occasions, I Healed you with rudeness and discourtesy.My answer ie very annple.Every «lay my public duties bring me into contract with ail descriptions of peujile, from the highest to the humblest m the laud.The Legislature lues my temper and my wanner lor a fi'th pail ol every year.An excess of good nature and moderation is charged upon tne generally by my friends\u2014of personal rudeness and discourtesy, 1 have rever been Accused by the moat ardent ol my political ojijioueiils.1( my bearing towards you was ail that yc-u describe, you uiuel have formed the cAU^ptiun to (tie iule.But my recollection assures tne that what you mistook lor rudeness, was but plainness ot speech well suited to the occasion lu which you refer.Fur eight months I had been engaged in a most delicate and diiiicull négociation.Un tne other side ot the water, success unhoped for by yourself, had crowned my ef-forls.The hostile asjiccts of New Bions-wickjto which you now refer, as though Uiey threat-ned danger when we met at Toronto, had bee.i changed in a tea weeks by decided expression ol opinion in various important sections.The Government and people of Canada were co-opeiatmg cordial.y.The Delegate from New Bruns* Wica waited but for distinct propositions, to fesuil from the friendly disposition which fie had ha J ample time to discover existed all around him ?What h-ait of the public, a separate charge will be made for meals.t.f\" The Lire will h* commenced hv the HIGHUISM.R, leaving Montreal on TUEN-PAY.the 26th ms\u2019anr ; the CHAMPION, on THURSDAY, 28*h ; and tha MAY FLOWER will be out neJ.'f month.For Freight or Passage, apply to the Captains on bosid.or at the NEW THROUGH LINE OFFICE, No 3t re reived a private telegraphic despatch iu which the following information is contained :\u2014 A MINISTRY FORM KO\u2014ROLPH MORIN, AND 11INCKS AT THE HEAP ! Sir John Franklin.\u2014 The London Mu-tiing Chronicle understands that the result of the meeting of the Arctic officers Sir Edward Parry, Sir James Ross, and Captain Bccchey, of the Admiralty last week, lias been the expression of their unanimous ronviction that Sir John Franklin has taken the passage to the Northwest out of Wellington Channel, and that he Imust be sought by taking the same route.But it is the opinion of these authorities\u2014while fully recognizing, and even insisting upon the advantages of immediately despatching a 'learner to carry on the abandoned search in that direction, that no vessel can be started with any hope of reaching the advanced po-'ition into Davis' Straits, and getting into a safe harbor, before the Winter.Sad Accident\u2014Steamer Burnt.\u2014 We regret to learn, says the Montreal Ilr-rn/d of yesterday, that the Steamer Lord Sfciety.5.A General Meeting of the Association shall i he held annually on such day as shall he fixed by the Committee, when a Report of the proceedings shall he read, and sn account of receipts and disbursements presented, duly audited, and Offi-rers of the Association chosen for the ensuing Mr.Penny, of the Montreal lîrrald\u2014 prompted by a most gentlemanly and enr-nct feeling\u2014has addressed to us the following note :\u2014 Montreal Herald Orncc.Oct.11, 1851.Messrs.St.Michel & Co., Dear Sirs,\u2014 I was very much mortified wli«n I took up the Quebec (iazrltc of ibis 1 morning, to see that Mr.Dakers had published a short note which 1 wrote him in answer to a question which he put to me, without any explanation whatever, of the purpose to which he was going to apply my answer.Had 1 hail the least conception of what he wanted the information for, I should certainly have refused it, for I knew milling of the quarrel, and of course wanted nothing to do with it.I just noted down the reply hurriedly, and did not think it necessary to mark it private, because I could not have imagined that such an use would have been made of my name without asking my permission.On the oilier eide I give you a copy of a letter just addressed by me to Mr.Dakers, and hope you will believe 1 had no willing sharu in tho transaction.Believe me, Yours very obediently, Edward Gorr Penny.It will he observed by fhe following paragraph from the London Glohc of 24th tilt., that Captain Vesey of the Royal Artillery, nnd Captain Neill,of flic Staff, have been found guilty of falsely imprissoning fhc master of the licvcnside, to whom 2J2OO damages have been awarded :\u2014 Action for False Imprisonment at St.Helens.-Our reader* will no doubt remem-berthat on the 29th of May the \u201d Levenside\u201d arrived at 8t.Helena in charge of the first mate, th* captain being in chains, n prisoner, in tho hol-J.It will also be borne in mind that soon aftor the arrival of the vessel, Capt.Vesey, nn officer in charge of a do-taohment ot artillery on board the veesel, went to the policée urt and laid an information against the captain for aesanlt with intent to murder him.This charge, it appears, has been gone into, bat failed of proof.Sobsennenily Captain Campbell (the commander of (he Levenside) brought an action for piracy against Captain Vesey and year.6.The Officers of the Aunciation shall at all times be re-eligible to their respective office*.All Officers of the Association shall he Members of the Church of England.I From the Boston Atlas, Oct.13.] THE GALE AtTrINCE EDWARD\u2019S ISLAND, AND ITS EFFECTS.In Wednesday's paper we announced that a terrible gale had swept along tho roast of Prince Edward\u2019s Island and its vicinity, and had destroyed a large number of fishing vessels, many of whose crews had also been lost; we have since learned that the gale commenced on the afternoon of the 3d, and continued until the night of the 5th inst.A few vessels that were in BayChaB ur when the gale commenced, put to sea, and have mostly artived at various ports; but many which remained, suffered severely.As much anxieiv was felt here to know the worst, the conductors of the Merchant's Exchange News Room, with commendable promptitude, and at not a little expense, had all the intelligence that could be obtained transmitted to this city by magnetic telegraph.Prince Edward\u2019s Island, the scene of most of the disasters, is about 100 miles long and 30 broad.A line intersecting North and East capes, its extremities, would run about W.N.W.and E.S.E.It is separated from the main land by a channel some thirty or thirty-five miles wide.The Northeastern coast carves inward, with a bend of eighteen or twenty miles.Along this coast are several harbors, of which the principal are Cardigan Ray, or Three Rivers; Murray Harbor; Richmond Bay, or Malpeo; Holland Harbor, or Cascumpec.\u2014 These harbors gonerallv afford a good anchorage.but are difficult of access, on account of the bars which obstruct their entrance.The shore is mostly of sand, which in many places is piled up in large hills, and the Northeastern shore above described was the scene of the disasters.From the account received at the Mer chant\u2019s Exchange and other sources, we have compiled the following.The schooner Traveller, of Newburyport, bad been towed into Ricbibuoto, N.B., nearly opposite P.E.Island, no ore being 00 board, it was inferred that her crew had perished ; but a subsequent despatch staled all hands were saved.The Traveller is insured for $1200 on vsssel end outfits, at fhe Lafayette, (Indiana) Office.Tbe following Firtiier Partictlars of the Storm in Nova Scotia.\u2014Halifax, Oct.11th.\u2014By letters and telegraphic despatches from Pictou, we learn the following additional particulars relative to the fearful storm and marine disasters in the Gulf of St.Lawrence.Along the cost of Prince Edward Island, the whole shore is strewn with wrecks of vessels and the bodies of their crews.The Charlottetown coroners have gone lo the village of Cavendish, to inquire nto the deaths of 12 persons, wnnso bodies had been washed ashore at that place.The body of a man, with a boy lashed to his back, came ashore at Pestico, but waa not recognized.There is good reason to believe that over 100 bodies have been float ed to tl u beach, since the storm.From three to four hundred sail succeeded in getting safely into harbor.The schooner Florence, of GlcuceMer, Ocean, Hingham.Lake, Cohasset, ILunah Branch, Newhury-port, have arrived at P:otou to repair.\u2014 They all give most dismal accounts of the storm, which it is said had never been equalled.The following are the names of some of the vessels aslioru, not before reported Golden (iate, of Kennebec, Forest of Newburyport, Triumph, of Cape Elizabeth.A «easel grounded to the westward of Co head, and immediately went to pieces All hands lost.Sixty bbls of Ilnur and some dry goods floated a«hore from her.Two vessels sunk near Stanhope\u2014names un known\u2014all himds probably lost.Five uf tbe crew of the schooner Harriet, of Cas-line, were saved.The schooner Franklin Dexter, of Dennis, lost her crew of ten men ; subsequently five persons, perfectly naked, veered picked off her sides.New Y'onx, Sunday evening, Oct., 12tli \u2014Accident to the Steamship Washington.\u2014 The steamship Washington, from this port for Southampton and Bremen, on the 4th inst., when three day* out, at 9 o\u2019clock P M., lat.44 30, Ion.57 30, disabled her ma chinery by breaking the strap of the star board crosstail link, which compelled her te Rut back for repairs.She arrived at the lovelty Yard to-day at 9 o\u2019clock, A.M At the tune of the accident she was going along at an easy rate, under her regular pressure of steam, with fine weather anil a smooth sea.It is understood she will bo re paired within the present week.and co-operation on this important matter We have tbe honor, &o., (S'gned) William Thomas, Chairman.Bryan Robinson, Vice-Chairman.Am ««OSE Shea, Secretary.To J.W.Dcnscombk, Esq., Quebec.(From the Public Ledxer, St.John's Nfld September 32.) IMPORTANT PUBLIC MEETING.On Saturday last one of the most important Public Meetings that have oocarred in St.John\u2019s within our experience, took place the large room of the Factory, for the pur pose of adopting measures lo procure direct xteam comirunicalion between this port and the United Kingdom.(The Hon.W.Thomas was called to the Chair, and A.IShea, Ksq., was requested to act as Secretary.]\u2014 We have designated this meeting as \u201cmost m portant,\u201d because of the great interests involved in the question; and because of (lie remaikable unanimity which oharacta ized the proceeding*\u2014every mercantile es ablishmeiii in the capital, and almost all persons, whether official, professional, cleri cal or lay, combining witti zeal anJ determination in the effort to accomplish an and so highly desirable.\t_ The object* of tbie meeting were two-fold \u2014first, to set forth the advantages that would be sure to accoru* lo any parties en gaged in conducting steam communication across the western Atlantic, who would make St.John\u2019* Newfoundland, a port of call on the homeward and outward paasages; amt secondly, to dispel the prejudices and misapprehensions which exist respecting the log and ice that are sometimes found in this latitude.And we only wish that the powerful array of facta and atalislica brought by the several speakers at the meeting could have been listened to by ca pitalists, as we trust they will be read.In truth it seems difficult to understand how the governing principle of eelf-intoroet has been eo far lost eight of by our transat lantic steam navigators as that St.John\u2019s lias not, long ago, been made tho first port of call on the outward passage and the last on the homeward.\u2014We are distant from Ireland but 1660 miles\u2014in th*direct route to and f on tho other British provinces\u2014our liarbuur is one of the safest in the world\u2014no tides at any hour prevent the entry or departure of the largest ship* afloat\u2014and the coast fur neatly a hundred miles\u2014that ie from Cape St.Francia to Capo Race, has not an outlying shoal, nor one sunXen rook to be apprehended ! As for fog much of our difficulty has arisan (rom the prejudice which ignoran»* b»e 00 casioned respecting its prevalei ce.Be cause it prevail* on the Banks of Newfoundland, people abroad imagine that prevails over me whole land, not being aware of the fact that the Bank* are accumulations of sand lying at the bottom of tho sea some hundreds of miles from th* shore; and tho fact may be deelarod, challenging contra diction, that less fog prevail* in thte colony than in England, or on lb* coatis of Nova Scotia.Aud over thoso vory Banka where most fog does prevail, the atsamera to Halifax and New York now pursue their therenceof the object of making St.John's a Port of Call for Transatlantic Steamers, and to promote ae far a* possible, the completion of the line of Electric Telegraph now in process of exploration between St.John's and tbo Continent of America.Proposed by A.Milroy, Esq., seconded by E.Harvey, Esq , Resolved\u2014Thnl a Committee be appointed for the purpose of preparing and forwarding tbe memorial to the Secretary of State and the petition to the Legislature already referred to\u2014of corresponding anu co-operating with any individual or company who may be connected with Steam communication between tbe United Kingdom and America, and who may be favourable to the views of thia meeting, and generally to promote the objoeta of th* foregoing resolutions: and that the following gentlemen do constiluto each comrAiltee, with power to add to their numbers ^\u2014 Aon.W Thomas, Hon C F Bennett, Hon W B Row, E M Archibald, Hon Surveyor General, Hon L O'Brien.Hon (be Speaker Messrs.H W Jloyles, P F Little, A Shea, R J.Parsons, K Varier, P McBride, J Grieve, K MoLea, B l4binepa, A Milroy, P Tasker, J Rogerson, ElUfWyYWiH Mare, David Steele, R Pkowee, If Stubbu G T Brooking, R H Job, J Clift, F Voir, |1 Winton, Ed.Morris, J O\u2019Meara,.Any three to bo a quorum for tho transaction of businees.WILLIAM THOMAS, Chairman, AMBROSE SHEA, Secretary.Communication room.itted for want of BY TELEGRAPH.(Reported Jar the Morning Chronicle.) VIA HALIFAX ^QUEBEC LINE Ec \u201c Echo \u201d and \u201c Brothers, \u201d from La- .\t- \u2014\t,\tbnulor.\u2022 Bï- JOZUff M Ga&U J&G9K.I\t.p D HE RKVD.J.WALKER, one of the De- 850 TARINGS8 * nme ' HER* 200 Barrels Green Cod Fish, 230 Cwt.Tsble Cc- 50 Casks Cod Oil,' 100 Barrels Salmon.£jc \u201c-Modi.y>,\" and 250 Puncheons, 50 Tierces, \u2022\t40 Barrets, AND IN STONE Î 300 Hhds.Bright Muscovado Sugar.H.J.NOAD k CO.Quebec, 14th October, 1851.\t15 I nuties of the Fiee Church of Scotland, will ist« EVERY SABBATH, at ELEVEN o\u2019clock forenoon, and HALF-PAST SIX o'clock evening.\ti \u2014ALSO#\u2014 Every THURSDAY EyKKING, at SEVEN o\u2019clock, until further notice.Quebec, 15th October, 1851.\t10 2-a-w 1 Cod Fish, / \u201c%kMen of the Isles': !\u2019 Molasses.NOTICE.QUEBEC GARRISON RACES, T l-RI TO COME orr ON THE PLAINS OF ABKAHAM, «» October 29th and 3Qthy 1851.HE SUBSCRIBER usual annual consi_ INTS, from London and be sold without reserve, a; arranged.Catalogues ter Wednesday.is now receiving his ts of BOOKS aifd ntreal.which will m as they ran be had any lime sf- Quebec, I4th Oct., 1851.B.COLE.Ja.A.k B.colonel fane, mth regiment.STfciVt AMDS : MAJOR SIR WM.GORDON, 66th Regt., CAPTAIN CLIFFORD.R.A., CAPTAIN COTTON, A.D.C , CAPTAIN FANE, 54th Regt., LIEUT.DAWSON.R.K.Treasurer and Secretary : , CAPTAIN PILKINGTON, 66\u2019.h Regiment.first\u2019day, WEDNESDAY, 29th October.1st RACE : A MAIDEN PLATE, of$-Open to all horses that have never won public money, bona fill# the property of Officers quartered in Canada, added to a Sweepstake of $\u2014 each, pi p.\u2014 Weights, 4 years, I0ut$?'5 years, lost.Tibs.; 6 years and aged, 10st.!2!Vs.To be ridden b) Officers on lull pay quartered in Canada, baala.QUEBEC MUSIC HALL ASSOCIATION.THE SUBSCRIBERS OF SHARES in the Quksrc Music Hall Association, ar* hereby called upon to pay the sum of TWENTY-FIVE SHILLINGS per each Share held by them respectively, *o WilliaA Rhodks, Treasurer at the Office of KncHinxLvf annniLV, Votary, St.Peter Street.Lowe/TJwn, on the THIRD DAY of NUVEMBE^KflXT.Archd.Canijicll,' W.H.Andeffion, Chas E.Levey,\tCommittee H.LeMeaurier,\tof C.Alleyn,,\tManagement.S.Lelievre, Wm.Rhodes.Quebec, 11th October, IH51.n by Mile St.Johns\u2019*, 14th Oct., 8, P.M.The nominatione are over.Both the candidates, viz: Messrs.Wilraotand McLean, addressed th* aeeombled multitude, as did also Messrs.Ritchie and Gray, tho former in opposition to th* (fcvornment, the lattor in support of it.The Vrhole pasted off quietly.Th* attendance was not near so nomorons as usual her* upon the occasion of an election.Between now and Saturday, (the polling day)tne county will be in a fever.Th* resalt is very uncertain.Tho weather to-day, fine, nothing new.A.ROBERTSON.COMMERCIAL- l¦ptrtskft¦4Elp\u2022rt* it Quebec* [Compiled fof the Morning Chronicle.1 IMPORTS.Oct.14.Per Ship Aberdeen, Dunn, from Liverpool\u2014 1 cask surgical instruments, 1 box wearing apparel, 79bxs,6cases glass, to order.134 bolts yellow metal, to Gale fk Hoffman.500 tons coals to Gordon, Wilson It Co.EXPORTS.Oct.14.\t^ Per Ship City of Hamilton, Graham, for Loa-don\u201410,500 atd pine deals, by.GW Usborne.6m pipe staves, 10 tons spars, 264 bbls pot ash, 22 do pearl ash, 2 do flour, 22 do apples, by G B Symes A Co.\u2014Remainder of cargo shipped at Montreal.Per Bark Helen, Johnston,'Qor Montrose\u2014254 tons oak.224 do elm, 2 do ash.N?do birch, 326 do white pine, 500 atd pine dealt* 809 do spruce dea's, 1m std stares, 3 cords lathwtod, 4 casks butter.10 bbls apples, 20 do floor, BbU-bbla do, 2m 0 0 26 eld stave*.7 spars, by G B Symes k.Co.Pir Brig Ann Davies, Humphreys, for Aheryst-with\u201412 tens oak, 5 do birch, 13 do red pine, 217 atd pine deals, Om 2 0 0 pipe staves, 7 cords lathwood, by LtMeeurier# Co.Sr.John s, Nfld., Sept.23id, 1851.Sir, By order of tho General Committee ap pointed at tho Public Meeting held in St John\u2019s on tho I9ih instant, to promote the establishment of direct steam communies lion between this City,and the United King dom, and the Continent of America, we have the honor to communicate to you the accompanying Resolutions, passed at the said meeting.Yon will observe that we are anxious to have direct steam communication established between «St.John's and the United Kingdom ; but in the attainment of this object w* are not solioitoue that the line of steamers should terminate at this port; on the contrary, we think that our interests would be sufficiently conserved, and those of our Western neighboara promoted, if St.John\u2019s were only the port of call, on th* outward and homeward voyages of stuam veesel* between the United Kingdom and the continent of Amerioa.\u2019 pi track, whilst the course to St.John's from England, being more northerly, ie freer from fog, as well ae far safer.It is highly satisfactory to learn that th* report of the proceedings at the great meeting on Saturday last, together with the speeches that were delivered and the statia tical information afforded, will be published in pamphlet form ; end we have no donbt that when the facts therein stated shall have become known, capitalists will, without any other inducement than the ehortnes* of the voyage, and the safely of the lend fall, speedily adopt St.John's as an intermedi ate port ; put when they shall have learnt that the first company which ahail establish direct steam communication will be pretty sure of a bonua from oue legislature of al I by R Roberts least £3000 atg.a year, besides a grant from P« B«rk Pilot, Collins, for Sunderlw thelmporial Go?#rnm*r»« whiohwill b# songht\t113 do elm, 45 do red pine, 28 and we believe obtained, and besides th* \"hit# pin#, 360 std pine deals, \u2022« < advantages of freight and passage-money, 1\t7 \u2022p\u2022r,, by ,B which would be considerable\u2014w* suspeol that ore long the self-interest of strangers will unintentionally co-operate with our interest, and that «learners will before many months elapse be plentiful enough for our purpose.The calculations submitted by Mr.Robinson, in hie speech, and which we believe to be considerably under rather than over the mark, ahewa a probable revenue, at once to a steamer, from calling here outward and homeward once a month only, ef j about £15,000 sterling per annum.We have good lighthouses on our shores good ports\u2014good trade\u2014plenty of coal\u2014aud a local goveonmenl willing and ablate procure for this Colony that participation in Ih* improved powers of locomotion which ether parts of the world are enjoying ; and we thus offer advantages of which when made known, capitalists will not be slew to avail themselves.The following ie en official copy of th* re-solutiono above r* ferred to :\u2014 Proposed by Bryan Robinson, Esq., \u2022*< oonded by Poter McBride, Ksq :\u2014 Resolved,\u2014That the establishment ef St.John\u2019s a* a Port of Call for Stoamera b* tween the United Kingdom and the Continent of Amorioa, would greatly promote th* commercial and geaere! interests of this Colony.Proposed by the Hon.C.F.Bennett, oonded by the Hon.John Kent Rrrofvtrf\u2014-That the geographical position of M.John\u2019s, being the moat Eastern land on this side of th* Allantio, situated on \u2022 promontory, and directly in «he route be tween the other British North American Province* and the United Kingdom, nod SMPFim INTELLIGENCE.PORT OF QUEBEC.A GARRISON PLATE,#f «-, «IM lo \u2022 Sweepstake of $\u2014, ja^ p* #)pen to all hones, bona fide the property of JOffieen quartered in Canada.Winner to be soffi for $200, if claimed.Quebec Turf Club Welter Weights.Riders same as in first race.Mile heats.San RACE: A HACK RACE, of $-.added to a Sween- stake ot $\u2014, p.p.Open to all hones bona fiee the property of Offirrn quartered in Canada.The winner to be sold for $100 if claimed.Catch Weights.Officers rntora.* ] mile heats.SECONÏT day, THURSDAY, 30th October.1st RACK: A HURDLE RACE, for $\u2014, added to a Sweepstake of $\u2014, p.p.Open to all horses bona fide the property of OAcen quartered in Canada.Two miles, over H hurdles ibrea feet six inches high.To be ridden by Officen on full pay.11 stone ?ach.2nd RACE: A FREE HANDICAP for ell hones of $\u2014, added to $\u2014, p.n.entrance.Two miles.To be handicapped by the Stewards.Gentlemen riders.3rd RACE: A LADIES\u2019 PURSE, of $\u2014, added to a Sweepstake of $ \u2014, for all horses, bona fide the property of Officers quartered in Quebec.Tbe winner to be sold for $2(8), if claimed.Mile heats.Weight as in fint Race.Officers riders.RULES.All horses to be bona fide the property of Officers of the British Anfl\\, quartered in Canada at the date of entry, excep| in the Free Handicap.Province bred hones allowed 7 lbs.; mares and geldings, 3 Ibe.When it is the condition ot the purse or sweepstakes that the winner shall be claimed for a given anm, the owner of the second hone aMU Jw first entitled, and after him th* owner ol evé(y horse in the race as they were placed.If nose of these claim thlwinner, Sny Officer subsciib-ing shall have a ramt to doeo.All nden must'br d-essed in piopef jockey style, otherwise fined lOdollan.Any person riding ha wrong colours to be fined 5 dollars.No oerson will be allowed to start a horse for any of the above races if he be not a subacriberof 5 dollars to the meeting.Three horses to start or no public money given.The .Stewards reserve to themselves the powex of mvking alterations in these rules.In all other respects the rules of \u2019he Quebec Turf Club w-iil be strictly adhered to.All entries to be sent te tbe 'Fressure rand Secretary by 12 o\u2019clock on the 27th, excepting, for the Hack Race.Quebec, 15 th October, 1851.CAPTA WVôIr.oN WEDNESDAY, STRONG, Each DAY, at quailed For for speed and October BEC, RUDOLF, r notice\u2014leave the NA-each MONDAY, and and SATUR-ts are une-fort.rd or to W, ;ent.Now LtaJlag fron New fork.1 Rnn TRACKAGES hyson twan- i.X-'v/ve Jl KAY, Fine Twankay, and Hyson Skin.500 Pkgs.Hyson, Young Hyson, Fine Souchong, and CongAi^Y 200 Hhds.Bright'P^jTkr, 250 Qr.-Casks Pale %eal 10 Chests Madras Indigo.10LE, Ja., hat received instructions from tbe Trustees of the Estate of PaovAN, E»A NC oppoail Quebec, 28th August, 1551.fttard, Dupuy k Co, ex I)*u> Drop Gruyère,\" 1st tP ft CO., uade Street, orb Church.VERY superior M.Peuso\u2019s bran FOR SALE.\u2022:ma cigars, j _ xe* of 500 and 100 each._ kaycraft.Quebec, 8th Sept., 1851 For Sale by the Subscribers, LANDING »:x \u201c CLANSMAN\" 60 TJUNDLI* 1RüN' * Iron, from ) /fï Do.do.i f>7 Ji SquareJ Do.do.1 x 109 Bundles Hoopj 18 Barrels No.I Salilup, landed ex Schr \u201c Martha Sophia/ A.k D.RITCHIE k CO., Dalhousie Street.Quebec, 27th August, 1851.FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER.F A MAICA RUM, in/punej^ns, Hhda., and I Qr.-Casks, 15 Barrels Jar 15 Bage PimenT V.LEAYCRAFT.Quebec, 27th August, 1851.I Roo FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER.HDS.MUSCOVADO SUGAR, 25 H' 76 Hhds.8 Barrel Ex \u201c Thomas,\" from ssi do, Jofin\\ Newfoundland.l^Yycraft, Wellington Wharf.Quebec, 13th August, 1651.HARDWARE, &c.Furnishing hardware, building MATERIALS, PLOUGH^,yHAY FORKS, Axes, Paints, Colours, 0il Turipntiiie, Window Glass, Putty, kc./ t J \\ For Sale by iCemfbtcpbdr./w.C/blight, 20, Fabrique Street.Quebec, 15th August, 1851.F COD OR SALE\u201475 ross, Den perior COD OIL.TEY ^ CO.India Mharf.Quebec, 6th August, 18c Porto Rico Sugar, Coffee, Ac.HE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE 200 Hhds., X 100 Barrels, ) now landi 50 Bags superior ROSS, L Quebec, 27th June, FOR SALE BY T HIP and CABIN LxMESURIK s t PORTO RICO GAR.er \" Fame.\u201d flee.EY fc CO., India Wharf.SUBSCRIBERS: T7 roME fc CO.Com^ercitnCha m bers.Quebec, 30th April, 1851.GOODWIN BROTHERS, IMPORTEM or CyERr DESCRIPTION OP CHINA, GLASS ANDiEARTHENWARE, AND u/aLERS YVHOLRBAi/fc RETAIL, 6, St.John StreeyVpper Town Quebec.Assoited Crates of Earthen and Yellow- Ware, Country Store-keepers, always on N^VV^ÔOODS.Law aud other Books.|>URGH ON bUHKTYbHIP, D BlacksUn es Cumuieiilahes, 2 vols., 20*.Moiy\u2019s Conitueiitsr\u2019e* oA the Constitution of the U.S , 15s.SlfftRh'a Mercantile Law, 22a.6d.if \u201c Leading Cases, 2 vols., 50*.Naw Clerks Assatant, or Book of Practical Forms, 10* Lee on Abetrarls, I3s.\u2018#d.ilolcomb\u2019s Yfcrt baHi\u2019s Book ofReference, 20a.Rights snd Doties of Merrhant Seamen, 15s.Holcomb's Leading Cases, 20*.Stephens's Nisi P ms, 3 vols., 60s.Amolli on Invuianee, 2 vola., 45s.1 urtis\u2019s Equity Precedents, 25«.Chitty's Piecedents in pleading, with copious Netea, Ia>ntO\t\u201c 120 \u201c I,5U0\t41 180 \" 1.000 Portable IFire EniclueN.Light G INKS.PORTABLE and efficient EN-throwingtMater 50 feet.Price reduced to 10 Dollars.4 For sale, together XitTi^larger «izea, also at reduced prices, by I I HENRY S.SUOIT.Quebec, 5th Sept., 1851.^ CORK FENDERS.A SMALL as.e ret urned to the sender; or, if he praters it, ^ares lor the following Distribution will be for-warded.N B.\u2014The Pioapecta* of this Dist ibutioii may be inspected si the office of this paper.21st August, 1851.CHRO>OMETEKS HATED * AT THE OBP.OITOKSTSP.DSPOT0 No.45, ST.PETER STREET, BY TRANSIT OBS ERTATIOMS.TAKEN DAILY, (weather permitting,] at MARTYN\u2019SQUEBEC OBbF.RVATORY, Chateru Garden.Chronometer, Duplex, Lever, Horizontal and Plain YValchef, Clocks, Jewellery, fcc., cleaned and neally repaired.1 hi* braix b «*t the Establishment will be under the superintendence ml a au|>eiior workman, Irom the known rs/bliahmeut of Mr.Baa-SAi-n, Loudon.>extanut GundrantTy-Aqnm asae*.and othei Nautical ai.d Astrouoii^ral Iiirinjments raiefully ' adjusteil and lep^ired.i t bronometers takeiff to ard from tbe Ship by I C aptamt leaving ordeis at the Xlejiot.Quebec, 13th May, Is51.RS.MARTYN.having been engaged for _____ many yraia in Rkculatiku and Katinu the UHKONü.MKTEKb of .Masters ot Veaaelaar-riving at tins Port, and as appeals by her Certificates, much to their satisfaction, and having sa'.uf-ed my»elf as to her competency, she having also rorn|>eteiit assistance ; 1 have therefore employed her to do (he necessary work of the Observatory ; and can strongly recommend her to the notice of the 'Trade.(bigne-J) E.D.ASH, Lt.R.N., In charge of the Observatory.Quebec, 21st May, 1851.CHR ONOMETERS.nOBERT~NEILL, Watch maker and Jeweller, No.11, Notsr Damk SrazET, BEGS reapectlully to remind his Customers that he still carries on tbe business of CEÎR'DHt'BnKraiE supins, and takes this opiortanity of thanking the nu- TETU\u2019S ESTABLISHMENT # «SÏM* GOO 08 ; THE ondersigned ar* now receiving per the Ottawa, Cans)*, Britannia, NiafH*.flk Ar Montreal, Albion, and Great Britain, from London, a large port too of their FALL GOt aud are daily expecting by the following vessels, th* John Bull, Cyprus, from London, £\u2022 City ti \"\" .int ^u*^\u2019 Ann, Alike Gill, from Liverpool, the \\Blfogother will forma very large and most i whole ha* been selected by on* of the firm in th* different mai ot their PALL Dll complete Europe.and Scotch Carp*9» THEIR ASSORTMENT Carpeting in Cut VelvetTapexlry, Bt RUGS, DAMASK AND WATERED MOREENS, FRINGES, *«., ARC ALL OF THE NEWEST DESIGNS, AND OP THE RRST MARK.WlfOL.E3ALE; Alt ÜTXlt* L.&.C.TETÜ.Quebec, KKh Octeber, 1851.\tIt BILODEAU HOUSE, JVo.4, Fabrique Street, UPPER TOWN, QUEBEC.PRODUCTS OF THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION : Jffrutll ÎMlttô, Snfoôel otarprtd, /rrntf), UngUSfi, anb Crotch Cloths.DRY GOODS FROM ENGLAND, GERMANY, BELGIUM, AND THE UNITED STATES.At THfS sf/FERB SHOP, which attract* the ad\tof strangura, usd to wbieh tbo proprietor has made considerable additions for tk ^\t*\t\u2018 \u2022tranfert, torage, on a forger scale tnan heretofore, ef ranee aud Germany, expressly for the Fall LINE, at very much reduced price*, can fth every article* wtmh they may naad on M imported Dry Goods, selected by himself in Eii(land7 aud Wintei Trade, ALL SORTS OF GOODS IN HIj be obtained, aud Country Merchant* will heaupplied very libeial tenu*\t> 1- aniilies w ill find an assortment of useful ard fancy article*, such as probably was never before aeen in Quebec.Ladies\u2014all the luxriea in Silka.Shawls, Hosiery, and th* novelties which have given rise to the Industrial Exhibition.And the Favhionables\u2014a large assortment of Superfine and Fin* Cloths, kc., of all colour*, an extensive assortment of Vettings new Cloths.In short the HOt SE OF BILODEAU hope that its efforts to meet the new wsnte of th* ancient Capital of Canada, will not be made in vain, but be fully appreciated by a discerning public.Quebec, 1 at October, 1851.\t2m 2-a-w Patent Gutta Percha.RESPECTFULLY INFORMS lus Frieoda> i 2>IVK ASSORTMENT of uselul and Orm prising in part PICTURE FRAMES, B STANDS, BOTTLES, EWERS, BASINS, TI the Public, that he has received an EXTEN \u2019al Articles of th* above Manufacture, com- :ets.ornaments, trays, watch IEING, MILL BANDS, SHOE SOLES, fcc., ke.PATENT GUTTA PERCHA DEPOT, |3r St.Nicholas Street, Palace Gate.Quebec, 3rd June, 1851.6m .merotis Ship .Masters j the libera! support he since be commenrr*^ i-ffiNS, V.S.Senator from Rhode Island.Hon.SAMUF.I.S'^PHtLPS, U.S.Senator from Y'ermont.Hon.WM.mi.#f.Ho «.SOLOMON rOOTE, Member of Congress from Y't.Hon.H.P.FOSTER.Member of Congres from Penn\u2019a.Hon.M.L.MARTIN, Delegate in Congic from Wisconsin Territory.Gen.A.C.DODGE, Delegate in Congre from Iowa.R.P.STOYVE, Eaq., Clerk in th* House f Representative*.C.C.TROWBRIDGE., Esq, Detroit, Michigan.HAS always 0/ handT Flour, Beef, Hircuit.Rut^r.Lard, ke., ke.\u20ac4T Corner of St.Peter and St.James Streets.Quebec, 13th May, 1851.\t6m EDWIN MORRIS, TWO DOORS AND NEARL BILO, E.M.1 T, JOHN STREET, OSITE MR.LOUIS -S.^UST RECEIVED, in adiieipfi to his former Stock, AGARS, of favourite Surveyor General, No.76 YY\u2019all afreet GKO.YV.JONES, Eaq.Dubuque.Iowa.JOSEPH HOXIE, Esq , New Y\u2019ork Many other individuals of the highest respect ability can t* retirred to.who will confirm that has been said in favour of this invaluab medicine.DR.GKO.B GREEN, Proprietor.Y\\\u2019ind«or, Y\u2019t RKF.D, BATES fc AUSTIN.Wholesale Druggist», No.26 Merchant»* Row, Boston, General Agents.Price $1 per bottle ; six houles for $5.CAITION.\u2014F.ac'i bottle of the Gr.NttiNr.OxvoF.NaTr.n Birntus, will have the outside wrapper piinted n English, French and Spanish, with t\u2019ie signature of (»eo.B.fireen, Proprietor upon thskk sidrs.and in addition,* finely engraved label npo.i the top of the bottle with the signature of Rkki>, Bat*» fc Austin, who are the sole Genera' Agents, and to whom all orders must be sddressed.For tale, wholesale and retail, in Quebec, by JOSEPH BOWLES.Medical Hall.Upper To« n Market Place ; JOHN MUSSON, Druggist, corner of Bnade and Du fort Streets ; ami G.G.AR DOUIN, Upper Town Market.Quebec 15th Sept., 1851.\t4m a LA ROE SUPPLY ol brands; Segar Cases.Meerschaum Pipes, and other articles too numerous to mention.All descriptions of PLUG and CUT TOBACCOS.Anderson's Chewing do.; Snuffs, fcc., all of which he offris at a small advance.\u2014also,\u2014 A few Basket* of very superior Champagne.(LT'Pipe Srewers cleaned for Customers gratis.Quebec, imh Inly, Is '1 \u2022 A.DREDGE, [FROM MONTREAL,] BOOK-BINDER, PAPER RULER, AND STATIONER, No.2, Palace Street, BEGS to intimate to tbe Trade, and Public gei.eially, that he is prepared to execute, neatly, and with despatch.RULING and BOOK-BINDING ofarf description, on the most reasonable terms.He would also state,' hand a good ROOKS, aud \u2022ell at reasonable prices Printers will find it to their advantage to have their Job-Ruling done by him, instead of pursuing the too common practice of cutting their own rulers.Quebec.Hth May, 1851.\t6m P.WHITTY, Smitelh MuoMcioft, fc> No.W>, NT.PAUL STREET, NARY\\ which he will LONDON AND AMERICAN COMMISSION Dry Goods, and general Trimming Warehouse, No.67, ST.JOHN STREET.Within Three I)oois oj Mr.George Ball's Grocery Store.THIS ESTABLISHMENT being in connection wi\u2019h one of th* largest Commission Houses in London, snd in direct communication with Manufacturing Houses in \u2019he United Sta-es, is enabled to offer rars inducement» to Pjrchas-rs.The principle of this Establishment is founded on à READY MONEY TR ADE To buy Cheap\u2014Sell Cheap.NsStAbuy for Cash\u2014Sell for Cash.Under auch circumstances.nootb*r House in this\tpoesibly possess the same advantage in offering Goods to the Public at such Low- prices.f The Company, by using every economy in tbeff purchases, together with avoiding heavy ex* pencra to w-nch o«.her House» are nnavojdabiy aubject, are enabled to offer Goods at prices which must defy compe:i:ion, their Motto being\u2014 Qxisi sfclîa C222ÛI Firoüîa.(tj\u201d Country Fur'-hasers will always find in tots Establishment a Cheap.Good, and Usefu ASSORTMENT OF DRY\u2019 GOODS, suited to their wants.Call and s** and Judge for yourseil, a comparison is th* best criterion.J.M.MURPHY, Agent.Quebec.31st May.1851.Nil ISIAILISHMINT, Paris, London and New York Fashionable MT Al FIR (XJ- No.18, FABRIQUE STREET, UPPER TOWN.«£$ Formerly occupied as a Carpet Store by H.Benjamin, Esq.T X F.WINE would respecïfofoygjjuounce their arrival from New York, wit #\tJLia I A ¦ Choice and Elegant AaMrtmfeht of Gentlemen\u2019* and Youth\u2019s SILK, AND BEAVER HATS, ^aT A til 9 Of th# very latest Fashion, as now introduced inth# United States, which for quality and style, wi surttats auythir.g aver offered to the Public, and at VERY LOW PRICES.Their Stock of CHILDRENS\u2019 and YOUTHS* F ANCY HATS and CAPS, expressly ordered and made for this House, will repay an inspection, being the newest and most beautiful goods of th* kind ever shown in Quebec.\t, .U\u201c All Go.*!» are warranted a* represented, and changed to suit Customers if not approved of.I.&.L.LEWINE.Quebec, 4th April, 1851.COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.[Empowered by Imperial Act of Parliament.) IRON SAKE DOOR Public Offices, Banks new and improved p w hich can be seen at Building Society.All orders in the above line will attended to.Quebec, 28th Febv>* 1851.newest atyle, from ost elaborate designs, rivale residences, fcc.T const meted on a ciple.and specimens ol the office of the Quebec he promptly 12m BROWN\u2019S CLAftMAL ACADEMY, PE-MOY\u2019F.D to NuJUA0**** Street, in rear of the YVKsi.zvaN wrfc Cin-arM; honte lately occupied by Ma.CoaRttL, Painter, ke., Quebec, 22nd May, 1851.R.$ ment to tbe S REMOVAL.f.AKISTON, Sxi MOVED hi» ment to the Store» lately, fc H.GIBSONE.in the Iff IV* Quebec, 22nd May, 1851.»kk«, has RE-Making Establish-upied by Messra.0.f the Nrvtvnk 6aa Capital\u2014£ 1HE UNDF.RS, AGENT tor the in room of the late now ready to reeeiv PaourrcTcsr.* an< Sterling:.been appointed psny in Quebec.If.nnltt, and is or Assurance, brniation will be obtained on application at the Office No.33, Sr.Pktlr Srarar.A.JNO.MAXHAM.Quebec, 22nd July, 1851.Liverpool and London FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.CAPITAL-TWO MILLIONS STERLING, THE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed AGENTS for the above Company, are now trepared to insure Property against RISK by \u2018IRK, on the most reasonable terms.PEMBERTON BROTHERS, St.Peter Street.Quebec, 24th July, 1851.\t12m No WO SINGLE comm n«l a ted 'NTS, with or namber.I STREET.MEN can be ac-NISHEP APART-id, at th* above H.GOODWIN.Quebec, 16th June, 1851.KELLY'S PURE COO UVER DM, JUST RECEIVED.Afresh supply * kelly\u2019s medi CINAL PURWMiÛlJJY\u2019ER OIL.and for Sal* YVholeaale and Ret .THOMA/ BICKEÎ.L, Agent, St.John Street, Upper Towu.Quebec, 15th A«tu,L *WL l'**w NEW YORK PROTECTION FIRE ft INLAND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, ROME, NEW TURK.J own Stryxcr.Pres't.C.CoMsrorx, Y\u2019.Prea\u2019t G.R.Thomas, TreeV E.Comstock, Sec\u2019y.THIS COMPANY issues policies on Houses, Furniture, Wbre-mUses, Merchandize, Uhurrhea.Factorifc,/Foifcdries.Mills, Fsrir-buildmgs.Steambofc/oinAKe#»els, against lo* or dam ge by fire, d\u2019Armes.\t) Sir,\u2014 1 have hitherto refrained trom givin* you my opinion t>t the Piantagenet Water; but the time lias now arrived when it is just, both to th** public and yourself, that I should do so.I s'àte then, frankly, that 1 have the highest opinion dl the Piantagenet Water, which 1 cnnsuler rior, in fact, far beyond comparison with any other mineral water with which I am acquainted, have used it extensively in my practice at the Hotel Dieu Hospital, and with the most remar liable success.As a gentle aperient its use is invaluable, am) in numerous cases where o'bcr medicines could not be safely employed.I have found it most uselul.1 consider it a duty both to the profession and the pubic to state thus much in its favor and I stiongly recommend all the heads of families to keep a supply of the water by them being perfectly satisfied ot its great utility, i have the honor to be.Sir.P.MUNRUK, M.D.t Chief PhysirUn in the Hotel Dieu Hospital, and Lecturer of Surgery in the School ot Medicine, of Montreal.DeBleury Street, f»»h Aug., 1831.Sold by A.Mann, No.In, N\u2019otie Dame Street, Lower Town.Quebec.21st Ang , 18M.\t_____ _________ & TO THcjHJBUC.« BUTCHART\u2019S RESTORATIVE BALSAM^ 'PHIS INVALUABLE MEDICINE haslet | sixteen years before the public, and has variably been attended with UR|aralleled kut.and J.C.SMITH, No.17, St.Peter Street.tJ\u201c\\Vholesale orders punctually attended to, U addressed, M.SOMERVILLE k CO., Montreal.Sept.19th, I860.\t12m\t^ GENUINE AROMATIC COO UVER OIL k N invaluable remedy for Coughs, Colds, Chronic and Acute Tuberculous Diseasesol tha Lungs, Rheumatism, êtc., Ac., This admirable metlicine hss beea extensively employed, snd with wonderful succe-s, by most of the lesding Physicians throughoet Euglaad snd America.The great objections to its use hss been remedied in this nrepsration, which makes itreslly agrreatde to taxe, and its medicinal effects in ¦ way affected by the addition.The I'osr for an Adult is two or tares tea spoonsful three times wtisy.Prepared and sold byBvHN MUSSON Quebec Quebec, 3utb Dec.g850.HEALTH WHERE »TIS sought¦ HOLLOWAY\u2019S PILLS.CURE OF A DISORDERED LIVER AND STOMACH, WHEN IN A MOST HOPELESS STATE.Extract of a Letter from Mr.Matthew Harvey, of Chapel Hall, Airdrie, Scotland, dated the 15th of January, 1850.To Professor Hollows?, Sir,_Your valuable Pills have been the means.with God's blessing, of restoring me to a state ol iieifect health, and at a time when 1 thought I vt as on tht* bunk ol th«?grave.1 had coi sal «\u2022d several eminent Doctors, who, alter doing w.iat they could lor me, stated that they considered my case as hopeless.1 ou^ht > say that 1 had been .tiering from a LfTPT nl Stomach complaint ot longstanding, which during the last two years got so much worse, that every one considered my condition as hojieles*.I \u2018,88 a last resource got a Box of your Pills, which aoou gave relief, and by perseve'i mg in their use lor some weeks, together with rubbing night and morning your Ointment over my chest and stomach, and right title, i have by their means alor.e got completely cured, and to the astonishment of niysell and every body u.io MATTHEW HARVEY.CURE OK A CASE OF WEAKNESS & DEBILITY, OF FOUR YEARS STAN DING.To Professor Holloway.,s,R>\u2014| l*»g to inform vou that for nearly fi\\e years I hardly knew what it was to have a day\u2019s health suffering titom extreme weakness and debility, with ronstVit Aiervfcus headaches, giddiness, and »irktié»s ofxne s:|mach, together with a great depression | D.Advantages offered to Insurers: r|3HK SECURITY of a large realized aid in X.vested Capital, very low Premium* on the nnn-partiripalion Scale, particulaJly on YOUNG LIVES, large Bonuses on the paiticipation Scale.On Insurances for the whole of Life, one-half of the Premiums (if desired) permitted to remain unpaid for the first seven years, as a Losm at Interest, and then to be paid, or to remain as a permanent Loan, at the option of the Insurer.The acceptance of Naval, Military, Climats, and Special Risks, on payment of a commensurate Premium.No charge for Policies.Loans on Policies according to their value, after Three Premiums have been paid.The Company\u2019s Policies purchased at their full value.\t\u201e t.Premium* allowed to be paid Annually, Half-Yearly, or Quarterly.\t.No extra charge for crosaing and recrossing the Atlantic.Residence permitted in any part of Europe.Extended liberality as to residence on the American Continent.The undersigned sa AGENT for the above-named COMPANY, it prepared to receive PROPOSAIS, and give EVERY INFORMATION, relating to INSURANCES, ENDOWMENT OF CHILDREN, he.\t.\u201e JOSEPH ROBERTS, Agent, St.Peter Street.Quebec, 19th October, 1848.THE Subscribers are receiving, ax \" Caltdo nia,\u201d and offer tor Salat\u2014 200 Crates Wine and Porter Bottlaa.GORDON, WILSON It CO.Quebec 20th May, 1951.DR.H ALSEY'S GUM-COATID FOREST PILLS.1\tBut a abort time hae elapsed tinea thsss 2\tgrant and goupilla wars first nude known ta 3\tths public, 4\tsands havs 6 Invalida, t 6\tphysicians _ 7\tbeen restored 8\tthis wonderful within warch time, thou* ead their good effects.v been given over by thair irable, bava found relief sad md and vigorous health by ______________ledy.9 Halsey\u2019s Pills are unlike all ethers.Thay 10 act directly an those vital organa of the atoll mach.Liver.Kido*v*> fco*.^hub atcrate 12\tthe fluida and separata the impurities tram the 13\tblood.While they purge from the stomach 14\tand bowela all matter bdioua and morbid they |5 cleanaa and renew the blood, thereby deatray 16\ting the seed hfdiaeaae.17\tHalsey'\u2022 Plls do uot weaken but give 18\tstrength and amination to both body and mind.19\tthey neither cama griping nor any ineonveni- 20\tence whatevar,The patient is belter able to 21\tattend to bu ineea while under their influence 22\tthan before taking them : their action in in- 23\tuocent yat officiant, ara imld in oparaliog yet 24\tpowerful in restoring banlth.25\tTha great amount of good them Pula hava 26\tdone fur th\\skk and afflicted, hav# induced 27\tthounandi toL^tiinnend them to ihtif irioMi 28\tami the pu buff Individuals of -ink and m- 29\ttegrity hapewluntarily testified to tha world 3U in favorof thch.\t\u2022 Ncander\u2019a History of tbe Planting of Christianity, 5s.The Talbot Case, an authorite and succinct account from 1839 to the Lord Chancel-lor\u2019a Judgment, with notes snd observations, by the Kevd.M.Hobart Seymour.M.A , 6s.Six Months in a Convent, by Rebecca Theresa Reed, Is.Hd.Tbe Family $uiulBy\\Book, 2s.6d.Harrison\u2019s Freighfgm>4>uide, 7s.6d.The Great KxhiWfion Prize Essay, 4s.6d.Tate\u2019s Algebra Made Easy.3s.9*1.Paine's on Isaiah, 2 vols., 9s.How to bee the Exhibition, by Jerrold.3s.P.SINCLAIR.No.Il, Fabrique Street.Quebec, 18th Sept., 1851.Wanted to purchase.« few shares of CITY BANK STOCK.T.RISTON.Quebec, 28th June, 1851.CURES FOR THE UNCURED! HOLLOWAY\u2019S OINTMENT.AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF SCROFULA, OR KING\u2019S EVIL.Extract of a Ixtter from Mr.J.H.\\Alliiay.209 High Street, Cheltenham, dated the 22nd of Jan., 1850.To Profesaor Holloway, Sin,\u2014My elileaVdbn, When about 3 years of age, was afflicted wi)h tf.Glandular Swelling in the neck, which aflgt a shdpt time broke out into an Ulcer.AnedRineni medical man pronounced it as a very bail case of Scrofula, and prescribed for a considerable time without effect.The disease then for lour years went on gradually increasing in virulence, when besides the ulcer in the neck, another formed below the left knee, and a third under the eye, besides seven others on the left arm, with a tumour between the eyes, which was expected to break.During the whole of the time my aofferinf boy bad received the constant advice of the most celebrated medical Gentlemen at Cheltenham# besides being for several months at thw'fTffineral Hospital, where one of the Surgeons said that he would amputate the left arm.but that the blood waa ao impure, that if that limb were taken off it would be then even impoaaible toaubdue tbe deaease.In this desperate atate I detgrminfd to give your Pilla and Ointment a trial, and^alteitwo months perseverance in their use, the turrW gradually began to disappear, and the dfei'har^ from all the ulcer* perceptibly decreased, and at the expiration ol eight months they were perfectly healed, and the boy thoroughly re»tored to the blessing* of health, to the astonishment of a large circle of acquaintances, who could testify to tbe truth of this mi-rtrulous esse.Three years have now elapsed without any reaurfence *f the malady and the boy ia now aa heal[Ny as Heart can wish.Under these circumstances I consider that I should be truly ungrateful véere 1 not to make you acquainted with thia wonderful cure, effected by Your medirinri after every other meana had failed.(Signed)\tJ* H.ALLIDAY.CURE OF ACUTF.RHEUMATISM OF FOUR YEARS\u2019 STANDING.Extract of a Letter fréa Mr.John Pitt, Dudley, 19/A January 1850.\\ \\ To Profesaor HollowaV, \\ Sir,\u2014It is with the greatest pleasure that I write to thank you for the benefit I have received from your Pilla and Ointment, which have com-nletely cured me of the Rheumatism, under which I suffered for this last four years, at times I was so bad as hardly to be able to walk.I had tried every kind of medicine that was recommended without receiving any benefit.I at last thought I would give your medicines a trial.and purrhaaed from Mr.Hollin.Chemist of this Town two Boxes of Pills and two of Oinlment, and in three weeks, through them and the blessing of God, 1 was restored lo health and stjengtKyand am now as well able to walk as ever 1 wasLn my life.I am well known in this parish,lavin£^een sixty-fi ve years in it, with an exceptm of wm years I served in tbe 24th Regiment ofToot.(Signed)\tJOHN PITT.CURE OF A BAD LEG OF MORE THAN SIXTY YEARS\u2019 STANDING.Mr.Barker, of No 5, Graham\u2019s Place, Dry-pool near Hull, had ulcers on hia leg from the age of eighteen until upwards of eighty, ar.d ¦ Ithough for many yuan he had sought the first advice in the CountrXnoming was found to cure them.He very ot*£»lnered moet .excruciating pain for long periods logMier, which incapaeitoted him from attending to his business.He bad given up all hopes of getting a cure, when at la«t he waa persuaded to try Holloway\u2019s Pilla and Ointment, which he did, and however wonderful it may appear, the leg waa thoroughly healed by their meana, and by continuing to use tbe Pills alone after hia leg was f filL be has become In health so bale and heartl aa now to bo more active than most men of fiur.N.B.\u2014The truth of Ibm extraordinary statement can be vouched fofbykMr.J.C.Reinhardt, 22, Market Place, Hull.vKlbruary fifth, 1850.aruijix,!.* Burns\tffttff-jolnU Sors-lhroata Bunions\t\u2022 Blephanttasts hkin-dsatasn B te ofMoschetoaa Fistulas\tScurvy aud SawHUee Gout\tSore-beads Coco-Bay\tGlandular BweUing Tumours Chiego-foot Chilblains Chapped-bands Corns (Soft) Mu.it hour am Sold by tha Temple Bar,) Vendors of Pat civilised World.Ulcere | Wmu.ds Vans UU#c, 244, Strand, (neai \u2022.nd by all rea|>ectabla Urines throughout the and Boxes, Is.I id., 2s.9d.4s.6d., Us.22s.,and 39s.aach.There!»» very considerable saving bv taking tha 1er g sizes.N.B.\u2014Directions far the guidance of Patients are affixed lo each Pot and Box.'¦ OATOXOan-Kone are Genu the wqrda \u201d Holloway\u2019» Pille London,V are efigraved on the Go (tasted on V«>y Pol ~ unless ntment nnient Sump ith tha same waler- o! the Books ^iU>80N, Corner of Buade k Dafort btreels, Sole Agent for^Quebec.Quebec, 19th April, 1850.to THE P, R* R.HECY FULFILLED.> U DA'MERT ON THE INfl^mRjLOF YOUTH AMD Just Published, 40th Edition, and mou h.\\ had in French and English, m sTulh \\ Envelope, 2s.Ud.titogsl,illu»b«ting A a tomy.Physiology, and Disgases of tha ReproducI live Organa, fXjAfflnii.jkffieir structure*, uc.»lld .- »v samIhLAaimioit.m.d.No.37, Acflfir Square, London, Doctor ol Medicine, MatiiCblgtad Member of tk* University ofjfcdinbuigb, Licentisle of Aikh thecanes\u2019 Hall, London, Hanoi ary MemU# of tbe J.ondiAi HoaprUi, Medical Sociely( This Work effirtaina an aceurala and comn.'e è account of the Anatomy and Physiology ©t th-Kepioductive Organs, and of üieir relative condi.trous in health aud disease.Nor are ihar ih-sole contents of lh© Work : tbe means of rscai* as well as (he nature of the danger, are poinQ out iu clear uud rnteliigibl» Isnguaga.It drmv.edly remfues tbe closest attention and study nJ w hat »/>jecl ran be of more importance than ibe preaegvalkMi of health, and of the physical csr*.bililA-Md which every man should be |)o*sessed It «nfoituaately hapi>erx that tbe unhappy victim of excessive tiiduigcnce and vicious habits, whether acquired in early life, or from the follies ot advanced age, while suffering fiom their inxatù,.bia conseuuenees, unwisely entertains a fear of applying to a qualified physician to* relief.tk»e^ AXiut the dread so frequently, but erroneously en-testainr.1.that those cori)|dainu are beyoiid tha reach ol art.slike reatnet him, and ppm-ent the seeknqf for assistance where alone it can be pio-cured.iu acting thus, he forgars'thal accurate discrimination in ait rifeiii)j»'TLe causes oi disease, sympathy with thfeguflerer, and, above all secrecy, invanablv,^ffdWclerize the intelligent and practical phymeian, Vtid to the medical man who canshewrty hia possession of the requisite legal qualification, that he is entitled to esteem and respect in bis professionalbuisuita, tbe utmost rpnfldence should be extended.D*.LA\u2019MEKT has obtained the highest medical honors, tt hu dqdonias testily, and the great extent of |,la | metirt- for many year», is a guaranty lor his pioleasiottal experience, which has reference i|.rnoat solely to the treatment of these diseases.The'AVork may he had in Montreal, of Benjamin Dawson; in St.Johns, of H.(Chubs A t'o.price 2s.b|i.btcrling ; Halifax, Messrs.Mortox k Co Quebec 2t»l F.Lv., 1851v -pr 20 I- IN the month of Augaat, 1849, we promised to the world that we would pioducaa nudreioe that would instantly stop the most severe pangs of pain and speedily remove Re cause.We proposed lo Hospitals, and all others Institutions, for the recent on of the sick ; to Ph) s-icians, Surgeons, aud allpther Medical Institutions and Bodies to inti«uce our Ready Relief lor their investigation, ap«to illustrate its menti and miraouloua («werdker pain upon the patients.We claimed that iffisould allay iu a lew minutes tbe moat severe Cramps and Spasms\u2014it would arrest the pio^reiiof thit dreid pla^ur the ( bo* fers, that in a few minutes, it would change the hint knotty cold and liftltM body# to wififrtb» vitality and vigor.\t, T hat in a few minutes it would relsrl the most severe pains in the bowels, that iu fifteen minute» it would «top all paiulut and diarrbu a discharge# and imparl a genial warmth to every organ and sec i et ion of the body, that it would positively relieve tho»»esM;oTrnir«culous soothing «nd relieving influence over all pains originating trom Rheumatic, Neuralgic.Nervous and bilious complaints.and that the patient suffering the most excruciating tortures, would feel its soothing influence in a few minutes.The world was startled at the publication oi our discovery.The wise savans ot Medical Science shook their heads in doubt.The sic* and afflicted hoped yet feared that like other remedies it would cure quicker on paper, than by practical experiments, thousands who were suffering ui*h the most excruciating pains, at once determined to try it; the consequence was, that from almost every village, town, and city, w ithin 500 miles of New-York, we w ere the daily re-\t^\t_______________________ cipienls of orders for our extraordinary remedy./,! gums will be removed, and by its an The people tried it and found it good ,w-\u2014-*\t#\t\u2022\t# -\t\u2014 ¦\t\u2022\t¦ * torturing pains were mitigated ; weak victims ol Rheumatism, who had been for years were suddenly relieved Iroin pain and restored to health.ISÔ'WMth the sufferers ol Neu rslgia, Sick and Nervous Head-Ache, Chill Fever Diarrlxra, Cramps.Upasma, Cholera, Morbus, and in lac: all patnfulVid distressing Acute Complaints, were siifMaalgJidieved from their toiturt s and restored to health.Its fame spread Iron, city to my, the people souiuhd its wonderful virtues far and wide, and ere the earth had run its yearly course.DK.BUGHANAN\u2019S PERSIAN REMEDY .* for THK S./ TOOTH-ACrt£.relief frorr pain w hich follows the use of JL' this remedy for T OOTH-ACHE da mme-li#te and perrtMiiient.T1ie aoreucss o\\he teeth cation xl, the most /eiaieied more sound or healthy.i\u2019hice, i.sj.CURE OF A DESPERATE CASE OF RINGWORM, OF SIX YEARS\u2019 STANDING.Lima, It November, 1849.On» of the moat emmanLfiurgeon in Lima (the Capital of Peru) had affldffl covered with Ringworm for more than flCrVears ; in tain he exhausted all his art in his endeavours to effect a cura» Not succeeding he consulted among his brethren, the most celebrated medical ruacti-tiontre of the City, but nothing waa found to do tha child service.When be was persuaded by Mr.Joseph P.Hague, Ihe English Chemistand Druggist, residing at No.74, Calls de Palackr, ta try Halloway\u2019a Pills and Ointment, which was done, aft# r using six targe Pots of the Ointment, with a proportion of tha Pills, tha child wss radi-esfly cured, to the surffrise of the whole médical proies»ion.The namjjjf Ihe parent, from motives of delimey, toWtlhyid.ThePiUe should he used conjointly with the Ointment ii Amt at the fallowing tnsss :\u2014 Five Million Bottles were sold ! In every town in Maine, New-Hampehirc, Vermont.Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut.New-York, and Ohio ; in Michigan, Wisconsin.Illinois.Indiana, Missouri ; tbe people have tested its merits and pronounced it a salcguaid against disrate, and a quick antidotr for aft pema.In New-Jersey.1\u2019ennsylvfena, Virginia, Maryland.Delaware, the CaroUnm, Georgia, Alabama and Louisiana\u2014in everflmrn in each Slate it baa made friends and pio^tf its efficacy.To those who know nothing of it If you are unacquainted with the merits ot Radvvay's Ready Relief, and if you reside in either of the States mentioned above, we refer you to the Drugcisls, to Physicians and the People.Take a bottle of it to any *krlfdl Physician, let him test it, we will risk its reputation on hia opinion.One drop hss frequently cured tbe most tsntalia-ing Tooth-Ache.Forty drops, laketffihrqe times per day, will cure Sour StomaehA V Sixty drops, taken ffiiirvitnc* I*r day, will cure Weakness and isbiAlv.Ten drop», taken elprj^teu minâtes will cure Diarrlxra.\tV Thirty drops lias, in fifteen minutes, stopped the Sick Head-Ache.Sixty drop», taken every twenty minutes, has cured Cramps, Spasms, Ac.% Thirty drops, has, in fifteen minutes, cured Tic Doloreux.Sixty drops, has, in twenty minutes, stoppr-l the pains of Neuralgia.Thirty drops has, in fifteen minutes, cured Wind on the Stomach.Thirty drops has, in fifteen minutes, cured Cholera Morbus.One application externally, has stopped the most [«inful Rheumatic affliction, and cured bprarns, Strains, snd Spasms.Three applications has cured the Salt Rheum.Three applications hss cured the Rash and Tetter.Three applications has cured Pimples and B'otche* Six applications has cred tbe Erysipelas.Three applications has cured the moat painful Swelling.Six applications, in twenty-four hours, cured Curved Spine.One application, in 13 gpinutes, cured tha Lumbago.\t\\ SOLEMN'j\u2019RUTH.Reader, do not reject die rtatementa on account of the above assertions, restate only what it has done, what we know it will do.Theiafore, it you suffer pain, give it a trial, and our word for it, you will become a firm friend of our quick and ready remedy.Price of Radway\u2019s Ready Relief, 50 and 25 cents per bottle.RADWAY A CO., 162 Fulton-street.BEAUTY.Complexion richly tinted with the bloom of health, With skin aa pure and fair as parian marble\u2014 Soft and aweet aa the fragrant roae\u2014 Teeth as sound and white as alabaster, Breath of aweeteat fragrance, and lips of coral tint, With flo*ih|tn»*leGtfn«Lglae»y tacks, Luxurtant tresses dancing gracefully o\u2019er the awan like reck,\t, No dark fepataiva anota, to mar tfiff pleasing pic-tore,\t\\ Or to cast dulll shnoHfc piece.\tJC RADWAY\u2019/mEQUATED SOAP.Composed of tbe moat delieiooa, rare and fragrant gums, Of extrarts, oils, and coatly essences\u2014 Of flow era, roots, trees, snd oriental plants, Assessing w onderons virtues o\u2019er skin disease*.TO THE COMPLEXION IT IMPARTS BEAUTY.By cleansing tbe skin from fill eruptive mttter, Makes clean the pores, fives action to the capil-tari**» By which all pnisonoju huftrors are ejected,\u2014 And fi healthy acti To dress tha hair, make it smooth and glassy,\u2014 Strong and beautiful, and forces it to Red way'e Cirtaes^ymSÊ^s *e the' ne pine ultra.** raie» 25 earn oka bottla.RADWAY 9s CO., Wacticsi Chemists, Bold by Measrs.JOSEPH BOWLW a»d JOHN MUMON.Quebec.^ Quebec lOtk J«M, ttil.\tIfcft DR.HUNTER\u2019S CELEBRATED EYE-WATER.WILL REMOVE any stage of intlamniaiiwn and give strength to weak or liable Eyes.Fordiouieis of sight occasioned either by ge.or too close attention to ir.nte objecta aland» tin-tassed.OU\u2018 H aa L.uk, 5 of every de» loser i pt PRICE, DkT RUSH\u2019S, Infallible Health Pills.rpHE HEALTH PILLS, search out disease.I and cure it no matter where situated or how long it has existed, nothing can resist their [«wer THE KING\u2019S OIL.son all wounds on îd huts, Galls, Corks, bore ches, Ac., and wounds iiioving all soreneu snd stiffnras in from one lo fan days.This celebrated remedy was prepared by order of King Willian IV.of Great Britain, under tha direction ot Mr.Youalt, the celebrated English Farrier, and used by him in the Royal Stud of horses only.Full directions accompanying each bottle.\u2014 «1X0,\u2014 PUNDERSON\u2019S CONDITION POWDER, for purifying the blood and sinuous fluids of Horses and Imrned Cat Ur.Agents tor this City, Messrs.John Mcsson, Joskrir Bowles, and G.G.Aedouin.W.P.Russkl, Middlebury, Vt.Quebec, luth October, 1850.\t12m F0R_8ALE.IWRORTANllS THE PUBLIC.SMITH\u2019S EXTfiRMiNATOR* FOR THE TOTA RAI N MICK, CO] TLES, CRI This pkepar able to House K mgs.Warehouses, M MlNATJON OF ALL ANNIHILATION OF ROACHES, BEE'S.ANT8, Ac.will be found invalu-.¦\u2019ropnetorsol Dwell-fr.in ihe EXTER-1NDS OF VERMIN, without any of the unpleasant consequences frequently attending tha use of arsenic and othe* poisons.IT IS WARRANTED NEVER TO FAIL.The following Certificates from parties of high respectability will place its efficacy above suspicion :\u2014\t\u2022 We, the undersigned, do certify, that we have made use of \u201c Smith\u2019s Vermin and Inskct Kx-TERMINATOR,\u201d with wondertulsuccess, andean recommend it as a valuable preparation for tbe destruction ol these pests.C.F.BAILLARGEON, Pire.J f.TA#niF.REAU, MlTfiPt.CH1NIC k CO.TE k FRERE, OIS, J.CHABOT, m.p.p.C.H.GATES.CHRISTIAN WURTELE, JOHN MUNN, JOHN FRASER, THOMAS GIBB, JUDGE BOWEN.With pleasure I assert tat the usa of Smith's ExTKRMiNATOf was aUerffied with complete success, in destroying (Ax klurches, Beetles and Rais, in andabout my taaffiiset; which was effected without any inconvenience.C.F.BAILLARGEON, Ptra.Quebec, 7lh March, 1848.1 certify that I have rMed Smith\u2019s Exterminator with complete jlpross ; the Cockroaches and Rats, which lor (Tire^or four years, have been s source of great snnoyar^pe.hive entirely disappeared.J.M.FRAZER, No.47, St.Lewis Street.Quebec, 31st Manch^J848.1 hereby certi(j\\ JLft bousing \"Smith\u2019s K** ykrmimator,\u201d it 1rs pfHtqtlv succeeiled inri»l« ding these eoll«4^[»»,rot»sMCockroacbea, Crickets, and such like disgusting insects, which w*ere before very numerous.S.VILLENEUVE, Ptre.Director of Montreal College.Montreal, April Betcare of C< Exterminator.bole Agents for ask far Smith's J.MUftSON, J.BOWLES.,G.G.ARDOtHN, \\ Wholesale and Retail.JlOlfN APmRRBON.Agent, Three Rivers.Quebec., 7tb Feby.T849.\t12m N.B.\u2014Country bhop-keepars desirous of the ageney of tha alwve, by communicating until Mr.John Murom post-paid, will ba aupB^wd at a barn! diaeounL QUEBEC.\u2014Prin-Kd ai^ Purlishbd ar C.8T.MICHEL, , No.tS, Moontaih SraaRT."]