Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 6 septembre 1853, mardi 6 septembre 1853

[" l2 ütf \u2022rrj ?>\t1 Il-Q I IT {' ' - * \u2014I * a V \u20181 l l .AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.vol.m] QUEBEC, TUESDAY, Cth SEPTEMBER, 1853.[NO.1503.Gftt iWorntna «DronitU ( tt rUlLlfHlD* During Summtr, tv*ry morning, at 10, a.m.Sunday» »zc«pt«d, and tkrs» ittn*» a w**l* in Winttr, by\u2014 CHARLES ST.MICHEL, at hi* ottich.jfo.SO, aatoontHln Btrert, Qo«b«o.TERMS.\u2014Twenty ShilSnfi p*r ennam, p*y*bl« hiif-reerlr to edrwiee.\u20148«b«cn»uon tat the .awir\ti\u2014EWtoe» ShUlu^*.A DV ERTISEMENTS-r-DeUv*r*i to Wow eeeen o\u2019clock on the eventof prevtoue to pdblicction, 'iMeVtert accordtof to written order» Ï or tü) forbid, if n* written leather being not only pertectly waterproof, but also more durable and cheaper.TO SAILORS\u2014eapecially tboae proceeding to tb« Arctic Regions, Gutta Percha will prove a Warm Friend owing to its peculiar property ol reaiating frost.I shall take care to have a supply, not only of tbe Soles, but also of tbe Bowls, Tubing, kc., for my next voyage.STONE John's Subnow occupied Convent of ersigned urb.by Wac.Rosa, E the Nuns of C proprietor FROM ALFRED SMEE, Esq., F.R S.London, Senior Surgeon to the Royal General Dispensary, Surgeon to the Bank of England, kc.Gutta Percha, from its imperveabilitv to moisture, and want of power to conduct neat is far preferable to leather for the soles of boots and shoes; from these properties it keeps tbe feet warm and dry, very important requisites for the maintenance of health.WILLIAM EADON, St.Nicholas Steeet, Palace Gatk.MT MILL BANDS, TUBING, PICTURE FRAMES, kc., fcc.Quebec, 23rd March, 1853.\t12m ¦tàüBüJAïi sipjsyasf IMantagenet Water.THE PUBLIC ok CANADA generally, travellers from the Lower Provinces and tbe Inited States lor improvement of health, are most respectfully infoimed that a comfortable Hotel is prepared to receive visitors at the above Springs, situated in the Tcwnsliip of Plantagenet, Canada West.40 miles below Bytown.Fust class Steamers, Montreal aad Lacbme daily, landing passengers in the vicinity of the Springs, where hot and cold baths are fitted up, and an abundant flow of the moat efficacious and delicious Mineral Water ever offered to the public, is nearly within reach of th* Hotel windows.The above water is recommended by written testimonials from several of the most respectable Physicians of Canada, whose opinions coincide with the annexed certificate of Asa Cook, Eaq., J.P., residing on the opfiosite shore of the Ottawa River.ANALYSIS OF THE WATER OF THE GEORGIAN SPRING.I have made a careful quantitive analysis of a quantity of this water sent me of tbe Spring, Captain Kains.It is a Saline Water, containing earthly Chlorides, with portions of Btomids and lodids, thus resembling the Plantagenet Water, from which it differs chiefly in the presence of a portion ot Sulphates, which are not often met wnb in waters of this class in the Province.It has a specific gravity of 1008.78, and contains in one pound avoirdupois the affixed quantities of the following subslauccs :\u2014 Grains.Cblorid of Sodium.66,22000 Cblond of Potassium.,72800 Chlorid ot Calcium.,31003 Chlorid of Magnesium.3,45882 Bromidof Magnesium.\u2014\t,02016 Iodid of Magnesium.01201 Sulphate of Lime.1,35044 Carbonate of Lime.2,08600 ('aroonate of Magnesia.2,54016 Carbonate of Iron .Traces Silicia.,14350 [ADVERTISEMENT.] Great Electoral Hessian State Loan of 6,726,000 DOLLARS.THIS LOAN is guaranteed by tbe Govern-men\u2019, and contracted by the eminent Banking House of Mess.*.M.A.VON ROTHSCHILD fc SONS, in Frankfoit-on-tbe-M*ine.The following capital Prize* must be gained :\u2014 14 of 40,000 Dollars I\t60 of\t4.000 Dollars 22\u201c 36 000\t\u201c\t|\t60\u201c\t2.000\t\u201c 24 \u201c 32 0U0\t\u201c\tI\t120\u201c\t1,500\t\u201c 60\u201c 8,000\t\u201c\t!\t180\u201c\t1,000\t\u201c fcc., fcc., fcc.Tbe smallest Prize is 55 Dollars.The next Drairing irill take place on the 1st DECEMBER, 1853.The price of the Ticketa is as follows: On* Share for £\\ Cur- I Thiiteen Shares for £10 rency.I\tCurrency.Six do.for £6 \u201c\t[ Thirty do £20 \u201c Sixty-five Share# for £40 Currency.Remittances e*n be made in Bank Notes, Bills or Drafts on Europe, fcc.Each Shareholder will | receive, free of expense, the Prospectus with lull Particulars; and alter tbe Drawing, the List of .the Successful Numbers, w hich will also be p^b-' lished in the leading journals.The Prizes obtained will be paid in Cash in .\t.America through an estsbliahed Rank ; or the Ro aes P.mit.and forming foe only continuous winner can.it be chooaea.draw tbe amount ol Line of Kail Roads trom Ogdensburgh and Mon-ibe Prizes on Meurs.S.Diesel k Co., the Weal to Boston or New 1 oik.,'hXiith' p'i\u201csk*'\u201d10 1853.\u2014SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-1853.Ticket* and Prospectuses to be had of I be un-, Trains leave Rou*es Point at 8.40 and 11.10 dersigned, who are the ONLY APPOINTED a.m ( an< FULLER, VIRGIL A CO.\u2019S EXPRESS.IjVlR foe trans portât inn of SPECIE, BANK 1 NOTES, and MERCHANDIZE ol every description, Collects n >f Notes and Accounts, and tbe transaction of general buaineas.WILL LEAVE QUEBEC FOR MONTREAL, NEW ^ ORK, AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES, Every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, during the season of navigation.PACKAGES or ORDERS left at the office o tbe undersigned before 4 o\u2019clock P.M, will be entrusted to experienced messengers, and be forwarded with despatch and care.DANIEL McGIE, ÀOSKT, St.Andrew\u2019s V\\barf.Quebec, 2nd May, 1853.VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.CONNECTING with the Ogdensburgh and Chtmplain and St.Lawrence Kail Hoads at Agents, and by whom all shares must be signed the Public is therefore cautioned not to buy any Shares without their Signature.MORIZ STIEBF.L.SONS Bankers.And Appointed Goi't.Lottery Contractor.V RA N K KO ST-ON -T H K- M AIN E.and 7 20 p.m , or on arrival ol the Express Trains lioin Montreal at 7 and 9 15a in., and 5.30 p.m.i connecting with Steamers Irotn Quebec.For BOSTON, Worcester, Portsmouth.Rye Beach, Newport, Providence.Nashua, Lowell, , White Mountains, Bellows Falls, Springfield, Hartford, and intermediate place*; connecting Apply, without delay, to MORIZ STIF.BF.L, at Burlington with Boats and Cars for Lak-SON\u2019S, Bankers.Frankfort-on-th*-Maine, (rêr- George, Saratoga, Troy, Albany, many; or those who prefer it can direct their Letters to the care of Mesar».S.Stikhcl fc Co., 1 Merchants, No.32, Nicholas Lane, Lombard Street, London.P.S.\u2014Remittances which arrive too late will 76,87015 be returned to the sender ; or, it he prefers it, Shares lor tbe following Distribution will be forwarded N.B.\u2014The Prospectus of this Distribution can be inspected at the Olfice of this Paper.3rd June.JKhC______________5m 3-a-w Great Hessian Loan of 6,725,000 Dollars.THE following LARGE PRIZES must be gained, viz:\u2014 14 of 4(),0tK) dollars I 60 of 4 000 dollars 22\t\u201c\t36.000\t\u201c\t|\t60\t\u201c\t2.000\t\u201c j\t24\t\u201c\t32,000\t\u201c\tI\t120\t\u201c\t1,500\t\u201c 60\t\u201c\t8,000\t\u201c\t|\t180\t\u201c\t1,000\t\u201c fcc., fcc.The smallest Prize is 55 dollars.\u2022 The next drawing will take place 1st DECEMBER, 1853.Fixed Prices of the Shares:\u2014 One Share for £1 Sterl- j Thirteen Shares for £10 mg I\tSterling Six \u201c for £3 \u201c\t| Thirty do for £20 \u201c Each Shareholder will receive an official list of the winning numbers.Tbe Prize* will be paid in cash and in full, without deductions, through tbe various Banks in Canada.Remittances in Bank Notes or Drafts on account of the Receiver General for this Loan uis-tribution, are to be directed and addressed to Messrs.B.FaiROBtcRO fc Co., 3.Regent\u2019s Terrace, Commercial Road, London, England.July 16, 1833.___ _\t4m threat Hessian Slate Loan of 6,725, 000 Dollars.To be reimbursed irt/A.16.568,510 Dollars.or.£2,400,000 S\u2019erling.THIS LOAN is guaranteed by the Government, and controc:ed by the eminent Bank- i mg Houae of M-ssrs.M.A.VON ROTHSCHILD fc SON\u2019S, in Frankford-on-the-Maine.The following capital Prizes must be gained, viz:\u2014 NEW YORK Express Train* leave lios\u2019on for Montreal at 8$ a.m.Time II beurs from Montreal to Boston, and 14 hours to New Y'ork,\u2014about two hour* quicker than any other Route from Montreal and as cheap and pleasant\u2014and tbe only Boute by which Cars pass over La^e Champlain between Montreal and Boston or New York, or by whreb Merchandise and Baggage can be transput ted without changing Cars or breaking bulk.Daily through Express Freight Trains from Montreal or Ogdensburgh to Boston iu 39 hours and quick disjiatch to New York.ONSLOW TTEARNS, Agent.Northfield.Vt.,July 1.1853.\t12m je4 MONTREAL TO PORTLAND.T.S.HUNT, Chemist to the Geological Commission.Office of the Geological Survey, T Montreal, May 26, 1851.14 of 40,000 dollars 22 \u201c 36 0184\t\u201c 24 \u201c32,000\t\u201c 60\u201c 8,000 60 of\t4.000\tdollars.60 \u201c\t2,(H>0\t** 120 \u201c\t1.500\t\u201c 160 \u201c\t1 000\t\u201c Certificate of Asa Cooke, Esq., J.P.Pf.titk.Nation, C.E., 8th F« 1853.Sir,\u2014Having used and witnessed the effiets of the Georgian Spring Water for twenty years past, in the cure of Rheumatism, and diseases of the blood in various forms, and having used it myself with the most decided satisfaction, I feel it due to the proprietor, and to the public generally, to add m?testimony to its beneficial efforts, and have no hesitation in expressing my belief that it is a safe, convenient, and very efficacious medicine, and there are numerous instances in which it his been known to effect raoical and Eerfect cures, of which several intereating cases ave come under my personal knowledge.(Signed,) A3A COOKE, J.P.Depot and General Agency for the Georgian Spring Water, is held in the Odd Fellows\u2019 Hall, Great 8t.James Street, Montreal, where a fresh supply of the pure Mineral Water is received twice a week.Country Agents will be furnished on reasonable terms, and casks lent free of charge or sold at coal price.Peisons desirous of becoming Agents for the above Water, will be suppiieu by addressing their orders, post paid, to John Thornton, Montreal Post Olfice, Box No.383, or to Stephen Tucker.Petite Nation, Canada East.Emptj casks, if returned through Montreal, must be addressed to John ! hornton, or if send direct to the Springs, to Stephen Tucker as above.Agent for Quebec, W.J.BICKF.LL, Corner of Notre Dame fc Mountain Street*^ Quebec C6th July, 1853.\t3m 3-a-w Horse Hay Rakes.U\u2019ith one of these Rakes the work of 10 men can be preformed.THE above, with a full aaaoriment of Cradles, Scythes.Stsel Forks, and other seasonable agricultural implements, lor sale.HENRY S.SCOTT.Quebec, 18th July, 1853.CHURCH OF ENGLAND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON.Oapital\u2014One Million Sterling.Incorporated 1841.CANADA BRANCH! Patrons : Tbe Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Quebec.The Honbl*.and Right Revd.the Lord Bishop of Toronto.The Venerable tbe Archdeacon of York.Committee or Managkmbnt : John Arnold, F.aq., Chairman,1 J.M.Strachan, Esq., Vice-Chairman, The Honble.Wm.Allan, \u201c\t** J.Hilyard Cameron, Q.C.The Revd.Stephen Lett, L.L.D.g J.H.Ifogartv, F.aq., Q.C., Jas.Lukin Robinson, F.sq.P.M.Vankoughnet, K»q., Q.C.The Revd Tbos.S.Kennedy, Joseph D.Ridout, Esq., Peter Patterson, F*q.Secretary\u2014Edward Taylor Dartnell.HEAPOFFTCE\u201424 King Street, F.a*t,Toronto.THE auccesa which haa attended the opening of this Branch during tbe past year, haa encouraged the Committee to appoint 8ub-agenta in the leading Towna in the Province.The Canadian Committee are authorized to accept proposait on approved Live# without the necessity of conaolting «be London Board.Booxa of Rates, Forms of Propoaaî», and all other Information, can be had on application, either personally Or by Letter, at the Head Office In Toronto ; or of C.N.MONTIZAMBF.RT, Agent for Quebec, Office at the Registry Olfic», Garden Street.Quebec, 17th June, ITO2.2*a-m fcc., fcc.The smallasl Prize is 55 doli.rs.The next drawing witl take place in DECEMBER.1853.The Price of the Shares is as folloirt :\u2014 One Share for £1 Sterl- Thirty Share* for £20 ing\tSterling Six \u201c for £5 \u201c\tSixty-five do £40 \u201c Thirteen do.^£10\u201c\t137 do £80 \u201c Tickets will be forwarded on receipt of C ur-rency Bank Notts, at 4s.per dollar, Bills or Draft» on Europe, fcc.For tbe security ot th*1 public the prices of the Shares have always been fixed at the above rates, and (unlike former agents) on payment of the Prizes, the underngned make no deduction from the amount on any pretence uhaterer.They have Kreat pleasure in announcing that they ate now appointed Side Agents for tins Distribution for the British Colonies and Foreign [\u2019arts, and that duri< g tbe last 12 years they have paid to successful holders of >hares in Great Britain, Prizea amountaing to £52.000 tree ot deduction, which have been distributed in Liverpool, Bumingham, Manchester, London, fcc.After the drawing each Shareholder will receive a list of the winning numbers.The Prize# will be paid in cash at Frankfort-on-the-Maine, Canada, Paris, London, and New York.fcY\" Apply without delay to Messrs.J.A.SCHWANZSCHILD fc SONS, Bankers.Frankfort-on-the-.Maine, Germany, or their House, Messrs.A.SeMWAa/.scHii.n fc Co.26, Lombard Street.London.Remittances which arrive too late will be returned to the sender, or if he prefer it, Shares in the following drawing will be forwarded.Proapeetus may be seen at the Office of th\u2019s paper._j6lh July, 1853._ 4m JOHN LILLY, MERCHANT TAILOR, If o.13, St.Anne Street, UPPER TOWN, QUEBEC.BEGS to announce fo hi* Patrons and to the Gentry of Quebec and its vicinity generally, that he has just received a new and eomptete assortment of West of Fngland, German fc French CLOTHS, CA8SÎMERES, and DOESKINS, to gelher with a verv great vari-ty of English and Scotch coloied Caasimeres, Doeskin* and Tweeds, which he is prepared to make up with neatness and punctuality.\u2014Atso\u2014 A splendid assortment of Veatinga, Storks, Opera Ties, Pocket HAndkerchiefa, Shirt Collara, fcc fcc.Quebec, 3rd June, 1853.\t12m fy Private Boarding.THREE or FOUR GENTLEMEN can he accommodated with BOARD fc LODGING at Mf».Awnatw*\u2019, Artillery Street, Upper Town, near the Artillery Barrack*.Quebec, 10th June, 1853.I^HE ST.I * v.'tt v K and ATLANTIC.ami \u2022' \u2022\u2022 a n \\ ; sr.Lawrence RAILWAYV \u2019 i1.';: i.'» v pr> \u2022ij>,e*r*1 arrl eonncct* vii together at I» m l P.»i d \u2019«\u2022**>» vF.CTIONS ol the GRAND lRi:\\K RAILWAY «»F CANADA, will be OPEN FUR 1 CtiLIC TRAFFIC on and af'er Holiday, the IMli July, Instant, A DAILY MAIL TRAIN WILL Leave Montreal at 3.p.m.; arrive at Sherbrooke at 7:30, p.m.; foav** >herbrooke at 6:30, a m.; arrive at Portland at 3, p.m.Leave Portland at 1:13, pm.; arrive at Sherbrooke at K:3o, p.m.; leave Sherbrooke a' 6:30.a.m.; arrive at Montreal at II, a.m.A DAILY EXPRESS TRAIN WILL Leave Montreal at 7, a.m.; arrive at Island Pond at I2:3w, Noon; arrive at Portland at 6:30, p.m.Leave Portland at 7.a m.; arrive at Island Pond at 1, p.m.; arrive at Montreal at 6:30, p m.Fare bet ire'¦a Montreal and Portland.SIX D Passenger* by the real will re»eh Poitîai landing at Bwfon earl Steamboat Fare.Port! Passengers by tb will reach Portland in from Mont* ^reamer, wing morning\u2014 ton.3s.!>d.___ m Montreal, time to take the Boston Train at 3:30, p m., arriving at Boston at 8, p.m Tirough Fare by Rail, Montreal to Boston.SEVEN DOLLARS.The Steamer \u201c L'Aigle\u2019* plies io and from the Jacques Cartier Batun, in counecl.on with all Passenger Trains.A.C.WEBSTER, Superintendent.Montreal, 7th July, 1853.GLOBE LVSrRAWE COMPANY OF LONDON.PAID UP CAPITAL, ONE MILLION STERLING.Fire Dcpartmeat.THE UNDERSIGNED are appointed SOLE AGENTS FOR ALL CANADA, {Mon-treal City excepted,) and are authorised to accept RISKS on advantageous terms, and to SETTLE CLAIMS without referring them to England.LIFE DEPARTMENT.A reduced scale of rates for Canada will be shortly established.RYAN, BROTHERS fc CO.t Montreal and Quebec Office at Quebee\u2014No.37, St.Peter Strcel.2nd February, 185 WINCHES.THR SatMrribM.off.r lor Sal.WINCHES, made from the St.Maurice Iron.W.HUNT fc CO.Hunt\u2019s Wharf,\t3 Quebee, 12th July, 1853.| Just received from Saint Maurice lion Works.STOVES, double, single, cooking fc fancy\u2014 assorted size*.Move Stands, Bake Pans, No.1\t6, Sugar Coolers, No.1 Cii 6, Wmehes, Tea Kettles, Sor Plates.W.HUNT fc CO.Hunt\u2019s Wharf,\t) Quebec, 12th July, 1853.( NOTICE.THE Subscribers beg to inform their customers and the public, that they have just received, ria Boston, a large assortment of English Hair Biushes, Cocoa Nut, Pomade, Kizg'a Royal Extract of Flowers, Ess.Bouquet, Turioise shell, Buffalo Braid, Comba, Shaving N>**p.Hohey Tablets.fcc.fcc.fcc.Likewise a large supply > Lubin's.Fateys, and other Peifomefy.fcc., fcc JOHN MUSSON fc CO.Quebec, 5th July.1853- J.R.BENJAMIN\u2019S rtaar rmtMttm BRASS SPRING TRUSSES, WHICH will never rust nor grow weak from aweat or beat.Once right almays right It will retain the wont rupture without pres «ore upon the apiiie, which often causes spine disease.and cures in almost every recent case.T1to«e using Trusses are requested to call and examine if.Perfoct satisfaction warranted, or money relumed.The American Institute, at their late fair awarded to it a splendid gold medal.For Sale by JOHN MUSSON, Iftb October, 1S62.\tQuebec.SPALDING AND ROGERS\u2019 NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS.Twice as large aa any other Circus in the Union.C.J.ROGERS, Manager.J.M.McGRRaRY, Treasurer.THE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT will exhibit at QUEBEC 0 » n NEAR ST.PAl\u2019L MARKET PLACE, FOR ONE WEEK, COMMENCING ON MONDAY, the 5th, AND CONTINUING the 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th September.For tbe nrrommodation of Families, THREE AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES will be given on Tuesday.Thursday, and Saturday, the 6:h, 8th and 10th, at 2 o\u2019clock.Pkices ok Admission:\u2014Boxes, 2s.6d.\u2014 Children to Boxes, Is.3d.Pit Seats, Is.3d.\u2014 No half-price.The characteristics of this Fs\u2019abILhment cousis; m tbe largest collection of M.SICAL, EQUESTRIAN, GYMNASTIC, AND DRAMATIC TALENT, ever rollected in one travelling company, wi*h tire most distinguished native and foreign male anil female performers.Prominent in the galaxy of stars, attached to this Corr party, are C.J.Rogers, the b»»t Dramatic Equestrian in tbe world.W.W.Nichols, the Great American Bare Back Rider.Mr.R.White, the gentlemanly Maitredue Cirque.Master Ci.arance, tbe youth Trick Rider.Mons.Le Thorn, the renowned French Hercules aid cannon ball Juggler.A.P.Dcrand.the world-renowned Acrobat and Equestrian.J.McI-areand, the great tight rope performer.Mrs.H.Ormakd, the celebrated actress from the Broadway Theatre, N.Y.Charles Brown.U»e celebrated Gymnast.'\u20221rs.W.Lark the brilliant Creole Gvmnast.Vonj.Henri, the celebrated Man Monkey.1.W.Paul, the Yankee Sampson ; and Messrs.Walters, Farmons, Logan, Clark, Wilson, Brown, etc.TOGETHER WITH THRF.E CLOWNS IN THE CIRCLE, Bill Lake, the great New Orleans; H.Maoil-to.v, ihe Trick Clown; J.Lr Thorn, tbe French Hercules and Grotesque; and the Motley Brothers.Jcan and Henrt.A whole troupe, (the largest in the United 'ria\u2019es.o| trained.IViforming War Horses, and LILLIPUTIAN TRICK PONIES, more than Brute and lr.as than Human.THE MAN MONKEY, MONS.HENRI, Whose peculiar physical structure and rare muscular developement, enable him to imitate the wonderful agility and superhuman Feat* of the Monkey so closely, that with an ingeniously contrived .Monkey skin in which he is enrobed, it is always a matter ol doubt with the most penetrating observer, whether he is not alter all a bona tide chattering ape.The most amusing Tan toon no of the age becomes doubly ludncous and amusing with this most wonderful of human beings as JOCKO.Prominent among the most Daring Feats of this establishment, will be found the n*w act entitled LA PERCHE EQUIPOISE.The Chief d\u2019lF.uvre of Francondi\u2019s Hippodrome, by those great Artists, Messrs.LATHORNE fc MAG IL TUN, who have been engaged at enormous expense expressly for this startling feat evei witnessed by mortal.JOHNSON, Agent.An efficient Police is engaged to keep perfect ordr r.Quebec, 17th Auguat, 18>3.APOTHECARY AND DR17C; ENT A H L.» Il M E A T, CORNER OF PALACE AND ST.JOHN STREETS.Opposite \u201c La Matson TrtuP THF.Subscriber T*«p* tf 'ly informs hi* Iriends and th' Tu1' c t\u2018 .,t | »\u2022 is now prepar edtosupply DRl t*> i llKMlCALS, and MF.DlCtNES ot unexcentfoitabfo R\u2019,r'ty« foKvthet with *11 the variety ol TulLl/I' and FANCY ARTICLES, conaisting iu part of richly Crt GlassToilltandSmklmkg Bottle*, LrniN's Dkm arson and C'hetk.lats, and other genuine Perfumes; Comm and BafsiiF.a of every des cription, Fink Tcrxkt Sronov., fcc., fcc Also Genuine HraMrtVA Aaaow Root, Pa ten Medicine», fc every other article in the line.SODA WATER FROM THE FOUNTAIN.With choice Fruit and other Syrups.Physicians, Prerorlption», Family Recipes with every other description o( Domestic Medi cines and Medicinal preparations accurately made \"p The undersigned feels confident of being able to give entire satisfaction to those Members of the Medical Profession ami families, who rosy favoi hire with their patronage.Samuel wrioht, Chemist and Drofgiit.Quebec, 4th Juno, 1852.BOSTON TO ST.JOHN^ N.B, fc HALIFAX.SEASON 1833.T W O T RI r S~P E R WEEK.Steamer \u201cADMIRAL,\u201d Caft.Wood, every TUESDAY, at II o\u2019clock, A.M.Steamer \u201c EASTERN CITY, \u201d Carr.Winchester, every FRIDAY, at II o\u2019clock, A.M.PHE Steamers \u201cADMIRAL\u201d and \u201cEAST-A KRN CITY\u201d will leave Lincoln\u2019# Wharf BOSTON, as above, until further noirce, leaving Rail Road Whark PORTLAND, same even-rgs, for Kastport «nd St.John.RrTravrNn will leave St.John every TUESDAY and THURSDAY, at 8 A.M., and F.aat-oort at 2 P.M., tor Portland and Boaton, making the entire trip either way in 21 hours running time.The above forms a most comfortable and convenient opportunity for persons travelling on business or pleasure to or from8t- John and Halifax, .V 8.I he route is varied and agretnble, and the traveller find* on board the \u201cAdmisax\u201d and \u2019 Eastern Citv,\u201d all the comforts of a first class Hotel, combined with a very model ate acal» of chargea.further information obtained, and state rooms and berths secured, on aplication to J.C.Nichols, at the Wharf, or to GEORGE GREIG fc CO.Commission Merchant», No.32, Long Wharf, Boston.Boston, May, 1853.\t6m 3 a w TIN.Now landing ex \u201cCommodork,'* and for Sale by the Subscribers :\u2014 Coc.kly\u2019s L C.and other brands.CHARLES K.LEVEY fc CO.Levey\u2019s Wharf, 2nd June, 1853.WINDOW GlaASS, Just, received and for sale by the Sub-serxher :\u2014 loo BoxgVo?1rw,crs\u201d 24 26 28 30 28 40 46 18 20 22 24 38 30 36 150 Boxes \u201cGERMAN,\u2019.B* x 7| 12x9 38 x 28 40 x 30 46 x 36 W.8.HENDKRFON, Corner St.Paul and Saulf-«u-MRt»lot streets Quebec, 23id July, 1853. THE MORNING CHRONIC IÆ,* TTJjBS D A Y.SEPTEMBER 6, 1863.QUEBEC.SEPT.6.1853.THE AURORA BOREALIS.The fear of ridicule oftentimes |>revents eren men of lar^e understandings Iron» an expression of opinion, especially if such expression of opinion should interfere with any long cherished dogma.The majority of men never think of any matter which does not immediately interest them, but take tor granted, everything coming from authority.The name of a Newton,a ilerschell, a Halley, a Franklin, a Dick, an Airey,or a Bond carries a weight with it which no effort ot the deepest understanding could in the slight est measure effect as far as the mere smatte-rers of science in our colleges and schools are concerned.Mankind are not to he blamed (or their unwillingness to be instructed in new faiths, particularly when they are not >o closely observant or so deeply read as to be able to judge of the correctness or incorrectness of a new belief.Nay, the slowness of unbelief is always compensated for by the eagerness to swallow mure than the truth after the first glimmering ot truth has been exposed.Galileo aud Copernicus were sadly pestered in their days with scientific fools.The comfort is that semi-scien-titic opinions are not much heeded by the multitude, nor do they interfere with the progress of true science, which invariably results Iroin accident as in the case of Newton in the matter of gravitation.By accident the writer of these remarks saw, in the broad light of day, a brilliant aurora, with prismatic colours, beautifully displayed, and the coruscations most rapid,and he ventured on stating to the world and to the now very learned members of a learned society, his opinion, that the auiora was neither more nor less than the refracted light of the sun, moon or stars, and of each or all o( them as refracted through the clouds of an approaching storm, lie was laughed at.They all knew how to make an aurora artificially.The cause was electric.There was a general hiss.W e permitted these learned and most observant of the savant tribe to grin away, hut pursued (piietly our observations, and have been convinced that our first notion was perfectly correct.Indeed, we find that the merit of such a discovery is not even due to us, as Captain Parry, of the Royal Navy, hints at the theory of refraction in tin* following extract from his Journal of a voyage for the discovery of a North-west passage, published in 1821, in the (>th Chapter, page 131 ** The nuld weather with which the new year commenced was not of loni duration ; f»u.as th»-wmd gradually moderated, the thermometer slowly fed once more to the average t-miterature nt the atmosphere at this season.The quantity ol 41.ow which had fallen at tins time was so small that its general depth on shore did not exceed one or two inches, except where it had drilled into hollows.Al ten A.M , on the 1st a halo, whose radius was 22 ° 3i) with three paraselene, winch were very, luminous.bu< not tinged wi'ti the prismatic colours, was seen about the moon, simiUr to that described on the 1st December; and on the following day the same phenomenon occurred with the addition of a vertical stri|>e of white light proceeding from the upper and lower limbx ol ihe moon, and formint;, with a part of the horizontal circle seen before, the appearance ol a cross,as shewn in (he accompanying diagram There was also at times an arc of another circle touching the halo, which sometimes reached ah most t the zenith, and changed the intensity of its light very Irequeutiy, not unlike the aurora Borealis.\u201d That, we xhould think, was pretty positive evidence.Here is another extract :\u2014 \u201c The exhalations arising from the earth were about this time observed to be very abundant, producing, during the day tune much of that appearance of waving tremulous motion in distant object», which the French call mi ugc, and which was usually succeeded by a fog at night, as soon as the atmosphere became cold.During one of these fogs, at four A.M., on the 16 h, the skv being perfectly clear in the zenith to3il3 ofalti-tude win s\u2019 a dense haze retted on the iand, and as Captain Sabine observed 44 a haze bow of distinct and dazzling light, having its edges softened off, and with every appearance ol prismatic colouring.The legs ol the bow rote out of a biui»h haze, the colour of which somewhat res'm.bled that of weak starch ; not quite half a circle was complete ; the middle of the arch was between 22 3 and 23 ° above the land which is of little elevation and the legs weie 71 0 apart.The weather was nesrly calm, and there had been a considerable deposition of frozen dew throughout the night, several phenomena were observed on the mornings of the 2ülh and 23rd about the same hour.\u201d And here is a third In chapter XIII after having spoken of a uniformly intense degree of cold, cold so intense that the mercury froze in the tube, the particles separating partially from each other and adhering lo the tube in the form of leaves of trees, Captain Parry speaks of a change and increase of wind, and a simul-taneoas increase in thê temperature of the atmosphere having taken place, when : \u2014 44 Mr.Ross remarked a bright arch of the aurora in passing through the zenith from east to west, and meeting the horizon at each end : besides this, two smaller and apparently concentric arches were visible to the southward, the higher atch being in the centie about twenty degrees a-bove the horizon and the other about ten degrees.An arch of the same kind appeared at night in the south west quarter of ihe heavens.On the 3rd a column of light tinged with prismatic colours appeared on each side of the sun, of the angular distance ol 22 ° 6ô=., and a parahelion at the same distance above it.The columns indeed were properly speaking, parts ot an imperfect circle or halo: beyond these however, nt the ssme height above the horizon, and distant from the suo lorty-six degrees, was a second parhelion on enrh side, slightly colored like the others ; so (hat live of these were visible at the same lime, though none but the two lirst mentioned were very distinct.On the |6 h Mr Rn*§ and myself observed near the northern horizon, and exactly op-posi e to the snn, a circular patch of faint white light: its size was many times larger than that ot the sun, though it was not at all defined about! the edges, being indeed rather sollened off into toe | purple sky on which it rested.On the 22d the sun rose with a light spot of white light at the distance of twenty to thirty degrees on each side of it, and a vertical column of a red colour extended Irom the sun to about ten degrees above it.: This last phenomenon is very common in cold wea hei and when the sum\u2019s altitude is very , small.A cross was observed about the moon on i the 27th consisting of vertical and horizontal ray* j of whitish light appearing lo pass through them \u201d We do not intend to add a syllable.Let those who feel any interest in so skyhigh a matter as the aurora, affecting as it must do the condition of the atmosphere, which affect* the crops, and the health of mankind, ponder over a new theory of a very wonderful, but not inexplicable phenomenon, especially as that which cannot ordinarily be seen under the light of the Sun, may appear fiery in the darkness of night.In Mary Somerville's admirable hook on the connexion of the sciences, which we had not even met with, until politely put into our hands by the llev.Dr.Adamson, Librarian of the Legislative Council, we find that our notions about the depth of the sea were not new any more than the theories about comet\u2019s tails, or the aurora borealis.It is there stated that : \u2014 14 A ray of light from a celesti»! object falling obliquely on this variable atmosphere, inatead of being refracted at once from its course, is gradually more and more bent during ita pannage through it ao aa to move in a vertical curved line, in the same manner as if the atmoapben?consisted of an infinite number of stiata of different denaities.The object is seen in the direction of a langent to that part of the curve which meeta the ev«.consequently the apparent altitude of the heavenly bodies »\u2022 always greater than their true altitude.It would be easy to determine the direction of a ray of light through the atmosphere if the law of the density were known ; but a* this law is per perpetually varying with the temperature the case is very complicated.When rays pass perpendicularly from one medium into another they are not bent ; and experience show», that in the name aurface, though the lines of the angles ol incidence and refraction retain the same ratio, the refraction increases with the obliquity of inciden- »»,_\"irregular variations in the density of the are sometimes the cause of very singular notnena.\u201d BRILLIANT NEWS.The news from the Chaudière is more than ordinarily brilliant.Gold is not only found in considerable nuggets and in sandy !»pecks at our \u201c Petit\u201d Peru, but Mr.De Kuttermund has hit upon a Golconda\u2014be not mistaken, not a Golgotha\u2014iu the mountains to the northwest of the Chaudière.The Camulien is informed that that gentleman has found a diamond, ol the first water, in the region spoken of, worth from A* 1200 to .£1500! Certes ! as our contemporary exclaims, this is enough lo drive all the brilliant geniuses of the country to this neighbourhood.It is, however, to be borne in mind that there is a slight difference between one who has a genius for brilliants, and a brilliant genius, who is a gem in himself.Vir Sa pit.\u2014There is a line of demarcation to be drawn between the man of the saw-pit and a mau of wisdom.Both geniuses seem to have laid their heads to gether in the erection of a saw-pit, opposite the Court House.It is but fair to give honor unto whom honoris due, and we therefore give to Mr.Chabot all possible honor for his enterprise and intelligence.A N TE-POST M UTIL ATION.The Board of Works have purchased from Mr.Alford, the fine old \u201cChien d\u2019Orv house, in which the Post Office business is at present transacted, and some hanking also i> done, for the purpose either of repairing it ! ! or erecting a new Post Office upon its site.Repairing it?Surely there is not going to bo another piece of paltry patch-work, at a cost of JE4000.Why, the whole block, including Mr.Musson's shop, ought to|be purchased^o make a passable Ge lierai anil Particular Post Office.advantageous that coulé have been selected.Tl»e survey of the line of route we may add, is expected to be completed in about 15 days, and the favorable opinion expressed by the engineers at the outset as to its character is strengthened as the reconnaissance progresses.\u2014(Gazette.) The Filiau Case.\u2014 We understand that Mr.Derouselle and Mr.Parant, the Beauport Justices, who convicted and fined Mr.Filiau for not taking bis hat oft.when the procession of \\\\\\efcte dieu was passing, have neglected to make a return to the writ of certiorari obtained by Mr.Filiau, and that it has been found necessary to move the Court for an order upon them to obey the writ within a short delay, upon pain of having to answer a rule for a contempt of court.\u2014(lb.) that of an «Dgel winding its upw«id Bight ; aud then when »he IikW herself, I ha deep ahadow* fiel in hearae-like gloom upon their savage uix»wa and they towered in aolemn grandeur, uaik, grim and awful It wm a day and niicht which will ataou m bold relief ol nieiuoiy\u2019a tablet ; and\twho have not experieiice-1 thi» pleasure have a higli enjoyment in «tore, if they will, a» ull ahould, avail ihemaelvea ol it.Our |taa»a(e the next day up.the St.Lawrence wiu in a aevere north-eaater and one.at least, suffered more fear than aho would like to confess, now- that it ia paat.Our safe return to Montreal is a proof of the aea-pow-rr oiihe Howland thll, and the ability ol bar gallant Captain.wh'»a»abrave defender of the righte of my sex, deserves our best w ishes that hi* voyage through life may be as pleasant as be tried to render that of his passengers to the Saguenay.I bade adieu to the agreeable acquaintances and kind friend» wboui I bad met in Canada, with a tearful heart, and lelt its ahL TOW during the remainder of the MON- ¦eason, between QUEBEC and TREAL.For terma^arpjlty to 'EDWARD BERRY, Æ\tQuebec.Or GLASSFORD A WALKER, Montreal.Quebec, 6th September, 1853.Property for Sale.THAT VALUABLE LOT on the CAROUGE ROAD, 24 roilee from the City, bounded in the East by tbe prou»etyw)f the late D.Bukket, Esq., in the West M>y It.Stevenson, Esq., containing about 6 Âcf s in free and common aoccage.Part of the purchase ftioney may remain for ever on the property at cent, interest.A.JOSEPH.Napoleon Wharf, 3rd Sept., 1853.\t10 ANS BAX DISZASB.'iwoâ\t___ A$Kf> OF THE SAB.at Mas.ANDREW*.foot çf the Street leading from St.John's Gate to the Rayai f/KtiUtry Barracks.Dr.P.confine* bis attention to this branch of practice exrjuMvely, and is gratified to b« able to mlorm those suffering under either a partial or total lot* ol the aeiise of hearing, that his method of treating the variou* diseases lo whieh tbe Ear ia subject, haa been signally successful, end in every case where his advice aud instructions have been strictly adhered to, if a complete restoration was not effected, n marked and decided improvement baa been the result ; a degree of improvement whieh haa always been gratifying to the Patient mid highly pleasing to himself.As he has effected much good in eeveral ca»«s of deaf-dumbness, he would be pleased to have a consultation with such unfortunates.Patient» at a distance can be treated by aending \u2022 few particulars of their rase.Quebec, 94lb August, l«53.\t1m CHRONOMETERS »on SALhToVfo Hire, I at\tMat.MARTYN, St.Peter Street, Lower Town.Quebec, 4th Aug., 1852.FOK SALE.;, 1 g^HAIN CABLE, 2 inch, 1 V_> I Wood Stock Anchor, Cwt.42 0 Apply to 4 JAMES E.OLIVER, Bcll\u2019a Lane.Quebec, 19th August, 1853.0.For sale by the Subscribers: To close sundry Consignmente.\tA on ORATES beat WINK BOTTLES, 1 Ovy \\y gross each, ex Burlington.20 do.do.do.ex H's*.Hay.\u2014also,\u2014 100 Boxes Pure Black Lead, 56 lb.each, 12 Casks Davidson\u2019s Patent Tabla Salt, in Drums, ex Maxim.8 Qr.-Caska fine Scotch Whiskey, «g Ber- bice.\u2014and,\u2014 A lot of Red and Black glaze Chimney Tops* GORDON A CO., 38, St.Peter Street.Quebec, 29th Auxuet.1853.THE UNDERSIGNED being about to leave Qnebee for Canada Weat, offers 1er Sale, af a REDUCED PRICE, that portion ot his Stock which la aaiubia for tbe Qusbkc Maskit only.WM.BLIGHT.Quebec, 11th August, 1853.TAILOR, WISHES to inform his friends and tb* public generally, that he has taken the Shop No.13, ST.JOHN STREET, (oppoeite Palace St.) where he intends to keeps general assortment of Goods in hia line, end will carefully execute ull orders with which he may be favoured.Quebec, 17th August, 1853.R.RANDON, of Paris (France), at dlU ¦¦lit iiii|i|i'isi I to be in QuebgwtJT.Mon treal, will i nil P llli fllliçc ofJke,,*undersigned.be will receive a commui^SWS^froni bis friends of some importam - GILLESPIES c, 2nd September, 1853.\t3 MADAME FRANKENHEIM, 381, ST.JOHN\u2019S STREET (WITHOUT).in DRAWING, the in tje GERMAN LANGUAGE, either at her o#n ' domicile or at the residence of familiee requjffing her services.Madame Frankenheim^ has only recently arrived from the continent of Europe, and being very desirous to obtain employment, will ebarge moderately and teach diligently.Quebec, 30th August, 1853.Wh »OR SALE\u20145.000 FALL WHEAT.ihels Prime WHITE >ply to 'ARD BERRY, India Wharf.Quebec, 1st September, 1853.^TO BOOK-BINDERS.WANTED IMMEDIATELY, SIX JOURNEYMEN BOéK-BINDERS.to whom liberal «»gw «ill t*fv4- fio.2.Palace Streat.Quebec, 2nd September, 1853.\t6 : NOTICE.SEALEDTENDERS.addressed to the undersigned, will be received till THURSDAY, the FIFTEENTH instant, from parties wishing to furnish FORTY UPIftH-STERED SEATS, for the Quebec Music Hall.Pattern Seats may be aeen on applicatiol to the Superintendent of the Hall.C.R.O\u2019CONNOR, Secretary Quebec Music Hall Association.Quebec, 6th September, 1853.\t3-u-w F Me OR THE Address in wanted, UPPER CANADA, .writing of parlies applying F.BRADSHAW, Manager.Quebec, lat September, 1853.\t12 WANTED.A.busineM, usetul._ pplv at the Quebec, 31st Augus WA A SMART LAD, Engli«h, as an loring Business.A Quebec, 18th Aug., understands his take himself generally rot this 1853.ED read and write ICE to the Tai-office.TO BLACKSMITHS.ACK8.MITH, one e of Engineering wages and per- Cabin and Steerage Passage to Liverpool.THE splendid Ship BALMORAL, Captain Doodlas, 1,000 Tons Register, can acclmmorfate about 20 Cabin and 30 Steerage Passelgera for the above Port, has also room for abouf 400 Barrels Flour.For particulars, apply fo JAMES TIBBITS, St.James Street, Or to the Captain on board, at TTbbil\u2019s Booms.Quebec, 6th September, 1853.NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.The ship NER,\u201d froi berthed at Gin eea will please aend (heir P out delay.JAMES B.THOMSON, Master.Quebec, 6th Sept., 1853.NOTICE.I WILT, not be responsible for any Debts contracted by the Crew of tje Ship 44 CHARLES \u2018 CH, m J L IH» 1 arlf.s CHALO- Liverpool, is now Wnaar, Consign-its on board with- X tracted by the Crew of tie Ship 44 OHALONKR,\u201d of Llverpoll.JAMR'in.THO Quebec, 6th Septemb#r,*1853.THOMSON.Master.FOB.ftAXiXL 150 B ARRELS Quebec, 6th Septem PJI M.BEEF.' LIP V.ROBIN, Gilleapiea Wharf.1853.; Church Bells» and Hnrveylng In* «trumcntN.HE Subscribe»\u2019 AoiltT for A.MgifEri.t's Tl Sous, Troy, has re ived a few of the above superior TONED\tadmitted to be the best made on thf the lot eed apply.onld find ron-ighest rate of M.BOTCHER BY, Foreman and Engineer.Quebec, 4lh August, 1853.pity o( stories build-dnpen- ind or St.Ur-[lish inea-five feet, jf LOST.ON MONDAY EVEN tween Rusar Steamer, a RI.AC addressed E.Herc ing it at Russelu\u2019i warded.Quebec, 26th August, 1853.LostT IN the Upper Tow the arms and crest thereon.A suitable R E W A finder.18th instant, be-and the Qurb^C with Br»»* Pine, he finder by leav-ill be liberally r»- LD SKAL, with \u2022igned engraved I be given to the H.J.CALDWELL.Quebec, 26th July, 1868.TO LET.A¦ REACH, well suited for Shin-building.TWO WAfKR|rR!VILEGES at Bead-roET.\t_\t_ fok syi.K.^ Thorough br»d Cochir/Chin» Tand Sbanghie FOWLS.\t/ Enquire at the office of thia paper.Quebec, 30th August, 1853.TO LET,\u2014 Aairrmo hoo \u2022Ad OFFICES, ( required,) In th* Up' Apply at II» J Quebec, ffftb Augoa A TWO HORSE MACHINE, modérât» term».A Quebec, 19th August RNISHED.TWO RF.D ROOMM, Board if particularly Chronicle Office.9.LE.R THRASHING \u2022ed of on very thia-iet ia subject to/he servit favor of the proprietors of the firstly described,/ommunicatin of that property to the said along the propeily of the Corporal passage will itet be leas thsn eight less than top feet high; of which proprietor of this lot will bavu the ment in common with the proprietors above firstly described- Thirdly.\u2014ANOTHER LOT OF situât^ in the Upper Town of Quebec, Ward* on the south aide of St.Lewis\\8treet, conl/ining fifty-two feet, English measure! more or /ss, in front on said street, by one\t1 artfl thirty feet, same measure, more or lete, in /pth; as 1st back éa the prolongation ol the Joutherly line of the passage hereafter deacril 'houndod in front, towards the north, by said Si Lewis Street; in depth, towards the south, tbe Honorable Mathew Bell, representing theftte Honorable James Irvine; on one aide, towards he weat, by the Honorable William Soiitk/ and [n the other aide, towards tb* east, by ,nn Mountain, and by th* western eat the said passage : together with a thrs sthne house, stable, coach house, and ot inis thereon erected, circumstances drAcies, with 2dly, a certain piece of paskage, abutting on tbe westerly side sulertreat ; containing twelve feet, Er' 8iire,\\n width on aeid street, by sevenl also iWlish measure, in depth, wtJre it join* the lot\\a»lly described ; bounded inffront, towards tbAeast, by said St.Ursule 8tr*t.in depth, towardsAthe west, by the ueid I# now thirdly descriped : on the north side uy a lot or passage belonging to ths said Miss M/untain, and on the south Vide, by the said Ho/>rable Mathsw Bull, reprrVenling James Irvi/.together with all circumstances and dependen/es of said ground or passage.¦¦ 4thly.\u2014A KoT OF GROUND situated ia the Suburbs of St.John of this C/y, on th* Weuter y side of St.Eustdche Street./ontaining sixty-four feet and a-half, hiore or lefe In width at ita front on 8t.Kustacbe \\Street, ind sixty-two feet in width, at It* d*p*\\ ; by/ixty-aiif feet and «-half in depth ; bounded\\n fr/it, towards the east, or '\tand in depth, towards lereafter fifthly described, Le to the street formerly 8te.Julie, and or the luth, to Antoine Mathon ; loose, built on fft.Kul-lotherXhouse, built of wood, one story high, said St^ Julie Street, sad u bangar(|/circum*tankes and depend***»*.T OF GROUND aituutud in the Suburbs of StJt.ewie of thia City, on Iku oozlh aide of Mte./ulie Street, containing thirty-three feet, more leas, in front, by aixty-two ®r thereaboutAi depth ; bounded in gont, towards the »onth/*y «aid Ste.Julie Streut ; in depth, towards tee north, bj the end of «aid ffeptb ing on tl# easterly side to tbe lot bv fourthl/described, and on th* wvatery Franç/s Jackson ; wilh * on# atom woOdtn bouse/hereon erected.«\u2022bidding» will be recuivsd TWELFTH DAY of SEPTEMBER t, at TEN o\u2019clock in the foregoonjA C.C.q.Quebec, 4lh August, 1853.\t® eplb smd St.husteeh* the west, to thu lof joining on the northi caller! St.Flavian aj1 olhar sida, towardsj with a three «tori tache Street, and^ one atori wooden hangar ftthly.\u2014A ** Î £'\"\u2022 sin abovu THE MORNING ICHRONICLE.\u2019TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER( tkev Clothe, BberbrookeAtitl SUnetead do, AmertcaWvottoii Goode, vari Coboiju, Orleaue end Alpecc l'rtÿlC MurtJiif», Rvjjaltaa, fcc., fc G.fc H.GIBSON Que^c, 5th Sept., 1863.\tA.fc TIMBER lalMITSe Wjlf^aold at the EXCHANGE BUILmfGS, on TUEBDAY, the SIXTH SEPTEMBER, «U EI^EN o'clock, A.M.TH^POLLOWING LIMITV>i*.: NO.\tNinth upon the Northed aide of the River BaaWa.1\t/ No.6.\u2014South oW tie SbuGrfrly aide of aame River.\tLM\t.Noe.2 and 3.\u2014Onln^/vlrth side of the River Flamand.\t1 SbB^Eaide of same River._ isis and Rianiand are Tribu-Tht.Maurice; Noe.2 and 3 The Rivera tariea of the R For furtfii .i-ai | ation apply! J.McNJ mt, at * wis.IfGnT on WEDNESDAY LE AYCR AFT\u2019S ,rf.on account of WO o\u2019clock pre* ATR, Esq., Thr\\Kivera.to PEMBERTON BROniKRS.¦, kth August, 1858.\t3-a* iNDÊRVVHÎTÊKS\u2019 SALE.By Auction, will be eold, NEXT, ike 7th ineunt, STORKS, Weet India whom it may concern, cisely\t.CkA T3ARRELS BRrGBT BASTARD SD-1J GAR, landed e* \u201c Mermion,\u201d Horn, master, from London.A.J.MAXHAM, Quebec, ftth September, 1851.A.fc B.Will be aold, by Auction, it the EXCHANGE, for account of the underwrittrs or^olhera interested, on WEDNESDAY, the 7th inatant 1X09 T)IECES PINE AND SPRUCE 10/60 A DEALS, beiA that portion of tne cargo ex ship Mount Vcrmn, condemned aa unfit for shipment.\tf Specifications may be aeen v the Auctioneers.Sale at TWELVE noon, .I*\tA.J.MAXHAM, Quebec, 6th Sept., 1853.\tA.fc B.By Auction, will be offered FOR SALE, at the «TORES of Meaare.JOHN ANDERSON fc CO., on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 7th September, at TWO ?.M.OK TTH D 8 MUSCOVADO SUGAR, séO lx 48 \u201c\tMolaaeea, 2 Brla Bleached White Sperm Oil, 20 \u2022\u2022\t\u2022\u2022\t\u2022* Whale do.10 ** Rape Seed Oil (Brown) 19\t\u201c\t11\t44 44 (Refined) 20\tBags Green 100 Boxee OliveritySlj^\u2019arrant in such cases.'> The PenaltyjpWuriiolor the offence is both fine and I »njïèfWi mrnf Juif A detention of the offender's ftoef.Ship Masters can be supplied with copies of the Act by applying at the office of the undersigned.ALFRED HAWKINS, Shipping Master for the Port of Quebec.Quebec.20th Aug., 185J.\tIm & wly WANTED TO CHARTER.TFESSELS to load TIMBER AND V DEALS for the undermentioned Porta:\u2014^ 300 Tons, for Dundalk 400 Tons, for Coleraine.4lK^l'ons, for Cork Toil», for Hull.SlLMOUR fc CO., St.Peter Street Quebec, 5th September, 1853.One Veasel of2i One Vesael of 3C One Vessel of 300 One Vestel of 450 ALLA.! WANTED TOfH rJUii A VESSEL Quebec, 17th Aug., 1853.( FANCYJFAIR.THE FANCY FAIR advertised to be held at WoonriELD, will take place in the MUSIC HALL, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 6th and 7th SEPTEMBER.Intending contributor* will please send in their donations, with as little delay as possible, to any of the following Ladies : Mrs.Haddan, Mr* Richardson, Mr*.Thomas Gibb, Mr*.Jaa.Hoasack, Mra.Peebles, Mr*.Jae.Gibb, Malcolm Cameron Andrew Russell, J.Dryads!e, ?Han, Mia* Wurtel*.Mia* Sophia Torrance, Mise Hoesack.The Fair will be held from ONE to NINE, P.M.each day.Admission\u2014la.3d, Children, half-price.A Band or Music will be in attendance.Quebec, 29th Auguat, 1853.jyjUSCOVAUO,' .umley.M and Boxes.EVENSON, houai* Slraet.DRAFTS ON NEW YORK, from £5 upwards, for Sale b/ FUNCHvJMEINCKE fc Co., ^\"s 37, St.Peter Street.Quebec, 23rd June, 1853.SUOAR, SCOVAl Apply to Quebec, 4th Aug., 1853.VERY SUPERIOR OMARS.From Havana via Boston, e* Mti de Cuba- FIVE Thousand Media Re^ia, SxbUas, Three ThnusandyiBfc\" rid*»,»* Five Thousand * lAdre# .\u2019-'lAi/aa, Seven Thousand MillarS/\u2018espmrfM.One Thousand Pinika*.6 These Cigars have bem\\ traAhipped from Boe-ton, and are a genuinCTrticle.W.H.I.EAYCRAFT.Quebec, 2nd August, 1853.RXC, iAGS SUPE For sale RYAN Quebec, 29th July, 1853.50 B ICJE.\u2022-IW Ql in.BKdt QUALITY.THER8 fc CO.To Ship Maatem, Builder* and Owncrn.UPERIOR accommodation for VESSELS of had at the Dt*p Wa-Martin\u2019s, on appli- Smmmm any Tonnage, can Tita WttARvas, kno cation to HN HEARN.93 Préa-de-Vill*.6m Quebec, IMh April, 1853.Oar$ ! Oars! ! Oars!!! FT1HF.Subscriber has I hand, a large assorti ASH OARS, « hu plain Street, opposite With HANDSPIKES,] materials for Ship*\u2019 1 keep oi lent of MADE WHITE j Depot, 306, Cham-mry\u2019s Foundry, several other oeoful Quebec, 17th May, 1853.P.MAHADY.12m ro& baul TWO flnrt-elat* DOUBLK BARREL GUNS, for aale, \u201cPoutiJr fc Bkatik.\u201d maker*.Coat 26 and 50 GnineaaFat AULD\u2019N SADDLE-RY.Upper Town Mavlfct Place.Quebec, 4th Auguat, 1853.\t3-a-w Ui Eligible lirrostment P AILWAY BONDS convertible into Stock.XV XI 3,750 7 per Cent.Railway Boni*, 6,160 10 \u2022* iL interest payable Kw Sale by / V y JOHNlAI^MtSON fc CO.Quebec, 5th August, 1853 Haul's Wharf.FOR SALE.OK TJOXE8 \u201c Lt C.th«dr.l\" H»tn.Citt>t, AJ 50 do44 La Palmetta*\u2019 do\tdo, 15 do 44 La Vigilencis\u201d do\tdo, 100 do 44 LaCompeteotia\u201ddo do, 20 do44 La Santa-Crut\u201d do Principe do 3000 Bags Liverpool Coarse Salt, 600 do Fine 8*jt,\tf~~\\ 100 Tona No.I.Jjlengarnocff Pig Iron, 100 do No l/Cojgirsa ff do, Patent Platform Seal Counter Scales, Counter\u2019s Patent and o\u2019hei^Cooking Store#, Fancy Parlor and Halt Stoves, \u2022 Bridgewater Mineral Paint, Kingston City Brewery Ale.JOHN ANDERSON fc CO., Hunt\u2019s Wharl.Quebec, 19th July, 1853.Nowflanding «k \u201c 150TONS'r«r JOHN Quebec, !9thJu1y, 1853.1 ton.fc CO., Wharf.from Ham- ijohne.Joat received ex \u201c Miles,' 200IÆCK- For sale b) JOHN\t»ON fc CO.Hunt\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, 21st July, 1853.Just received ex.\u201ciBainbow.\u201d gQ gOXF5 44 WAsbingtoi^\u2019 44 Regalia\u201d Ci- gars, 40 Boxes 4 Palm* For sale by JOHN 4skingtou| hi anBeRs do.SON fc CO , Hunt\u2019* Wharf.Quebec, 21st July, 1853.FIRE BRICKS.IRE BRICKS, \u201cRamsay\u2019s,\u201d 50,000 F1?»1 Quebec, 8th August, 1 W.HUNT fc CO.13.FOR SALE.IO TTHDS.BRAINY, Pale and Brown, 1U Jl pinet.q$|tillon & co., 50 Baskets WineTtnli J W.HUNT fc CO.Quebec, 1st August, 1853.WINE.HE undersignedjnave received in the Mottos __\t», their supply ot Gould, CampbcllICl Co.\u2019a PORT WINES, of superior quality.RYAN, BROTHERS fc CC.Quebec, 8th August, 1853.Landing ex \u201c Jane Alice, \u201d and \u201cParagon.\u201d VINEGAR, Triple clarified, White Wine, in Hhds., Tierces, and Qr.-Casks.Sardines à l\u2019huile, in whole and half Tins, Gr«en Peas, preseryed in T\u2018n*> Truffes au Naturel fha Mo.Anchovies in Case! odon/oÿren, Brandy Fruits, in /do.J Curaroa, in Stone aoi Bot/e, BoWiuirBo».\u2014ALSO,\u2014 Corks\u2014wine and beer.For Sale by LxMESURIER, TILSTONE & CO.Commercial Chambers, 7ib June, 1853.18 B CANVASS.?ALES SAiiCAlCVASS, _ Sail Twin^T Landing ex Earl PotML Dundee, and for S*1# by J) V7 LxMESURIEg/l'irSTONK fc CO.Qnebec, 3rd June, 1853.The Sabtoribers are receiving ex \u201cJane Qlawin,\u201d from Liverpool, and offer for Sale : PACKAGES CORDAGE, from 2 to 9 t/1 X inches.Spun Yarn, Marline Bolt Rope, assort Manilla Rope, irom 1 4\tTona superior Oak 5\tBales Navy Boil No.1 to 6.3 Bales Seaming and Ro 35 Casks Diamond-head SpTkea, 5 to 8 inch.W\u2019ith a general assortment of Ship Chandlery.C.W.WILSON fc CO.Quebec, 7th June, 1853.ine, Ambro Line.bed Canvass, Twine t wow landing L'z M SLSSL Yÿfom Uvefjxjol : nn nkSKS üKnEv/J 1 dozen each, and for 8am by\\e^ .» (f W.WILSON &\u2019CO.Q«*W, 21th Augi.u, 1863.Smoked salm Sale at Mb.L».wii SraaKT.Quebec, 8th Augiu wove, toyJ, toys.JUST REC'KIVëÏTÂND FOR SALE: 50 p lot., received, and lor N\u2019ll\u2019STORE, St.lOZK.N assorted Looking Glsssee, * 10 Cases of Wooden Toys, Uases of Tin Toys, 35 Dozen »ssoiUi$Hiir lea, 2 Case* Naked 2 Cases Dressed 2 Cas«s painted NlJ 3U D3, To Ship Masters arriving at tho Port of Quebec.GENTLEMEN,\u2014I tec leave to inform you that I have REMOVED my Ship Char- I dlfry and Grocery Est arm sir vent irom >t.| Peter Street to SPENCER COVE, opjrosite | Mr.Stmat\u2019 Booms, where 1 shall have continu- j ally a large supply of every thing in the above > line, I moat respectfully solicit a continuance of \u2022 that support which you have hitherto so gen# rously and ao liberally awarded me.1 have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Yours, fcc.D.MAGUIRE.Sponcer Cove, 15th June.1858.N.B.\u2014Oara, Spars nnd Handspikea for Sal*.NOTICE Claims nst the EN SON, attested, to lb* Estate will please send Office ui alhousie Street FOR SALE.I.OT, in lii,.tver Side of the \u2019DONOVAN.olyk\u2019s Cove.I.& L.LEW INE, IUTTKK8 A No.11 F OPPOSITE THE UPPER TOWN February 25, 1853.RIMIS, t, ARRACKS QUEBEC.I HE very best HI mord Hakdoci road.For particulara.the proprietor, at hla reqglence, Quebec, 18th July.1*53.IVow Ii andin?and for Sale by Ryan Brothers dt Co- Bright porto rico sugar.f.oat Bastard and Patch Crushed Sugar, t hampague Heidseok\u2019s Celebrated Hiand.Pale Ale in u oody 1^Chatrington,\u201d Nirhol fc Co'* Brand, Biown Windsor Snip, An assortment ol PicUes.Mushroom and Walnut Ketchup, Pish and Worcestershire Sauers, Mustard, London Crystalline and Patent Speim Can lies, Bath Bricks.Quebec, 7th July.1833.ROl Aff.IMSCTRAlfCE COMPANY, ROYAL INSURANCE.BUILDINGS, HOBTH JOHN eTREKT AlfU DaLX STRXRT, HV* KRPOOL, and »rg, Hong pong, KiPhHXi \u201e Alexandria, Antwerp, Athens, Amsterdam, Berlin, Baden-Badox, Berne, Bordeaux, Boulogne, Bremen, Brussels, Bagni de Luca, I.eipaic, Londfn, I.eghirn, Nice, Oporto, Oleron, Paris, Pan.Palermo, Pisa.Home, Ion, Rotterdam, Basle, Bombay, Batavia, Cairo, Coblent*, Cologne, Cadis, Colombo, Ceylon, Carlsmhe, Calcutta, Canton, Dresden, Dusseldorf, Florence, Frankfort, August 23rd, Lyon», Lisbon.Madrid, Malta.Marseilles, Milan, Moscow, Munich, Messina, Mulhouse, Madras, Malta, Manila, Madeira.Melbourne, Naples, 1853.Rio de Janeiro, St.Petersburg, Strnssburg, Sieno, Smyrna, Seville, Stettin, Shanghai, Singapore, Sydney, N S W, Turin, Toulon, T riesfe, Venice, Vevey, V icons, Wiesbaden, Warsaw, Zurich.Capital, £2,000,000., in 100,000 SKarei of £20 carh.trustees.John 8 BLeigh, Kaq.| R.B.B.H.BlundeU, Eaq.ACTUARY AHn SECRETART Î Percy M.Dove, Esq.RANKEBS IN livebpool\u2014The Bank of Liverpool.RANKERS IN LONTON!\tt Messrs.Glyn, Halifax, and Co.: Ranxer# in quEREc-^The Bank of Montreal.rpHE large CaptfoUffoe Company, and the * number and inftielfhs.of it# Proprietor* \u2022naole it to rank witrfthe mo*t eligible offire* in I the Kingdom, with fce«pect to the advantage* offered to the Puhlic./ FIRE INSURANCES are continued to be effected at moderate rate» of Premium.The Company will ever diatinguiah itself by it promptness m the settlement of Claims.Nu CHARGE made for the Policy.LIFE BRANCH.The important advantages afforded by the Com-P™Y^n 'h'» Branch will include the following, Guarantee ot n .Ample Capital, Moderate Premmma, Large Participstion «t Profita by the Aaaured, amounting to two-thirda of its ne-amount.Smalt Cnarge for Management, the Ex» pensea of the Office being home in line proportion* hy the two Branches, and Exemption ol the Assured Irom the Liability of Psrtnerohip.Dr.Rowanp, Medical Referee.FORSYTH fc BtfLL, A a* trr* Commercial Charebeis.h August, 1858. THE MORNÎNG1 CHRONICLE.TUE9DlA/TtHS{B>PTE6.llSO3.WESTERN Fire, Ocean and Inland Marine Attaranea ftmpauy.IKCORtOàATKD IT ACT OT ^aCLIAMBWT.^ Capital, \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 £100,000.HOME OFFICËT\u2014TORONTO.Fire anh marine insurance f»n be rff«cte Ai SADLIER.SS'CRKT *RY.C.HORATHt GATES.A< CoUi>TANT.WILLIAM POWI9.MARINE SURVETOa.captain Mcarthur.OFFICE of'he QUE RFC AGENCY, No.2, S|*.Jam S bPKF.ET, opposite to the Custom Hoc»*\t.\t« .j Manne, Ocean, and Inland Inauran.ei efleCted dnon the most favourable terra*.Ha W\u2022 1 * F» laV» II f A^ent.Quebec.15th June, 1^52.THE COLONIAL UFE ASMJUANCK I0MPASÏ.Ciuvermor, TH* aitiHT HONOUa.SBL* THE EARL OF ELGIN AND KINCARDINE, Governor General of Canada.HEAD OFFICE.22 St.Jndrtw Squart, Edinburgh.Canada\u2014HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL, 49 Urtal St.Jointt Strut.Board of Director*.The Hon.Petei McGi I Presutent ol the Bank ol Montreal Chairman.The Hon Justice .Mci ord.The Hon.Auguste N.Morin, Provinciaisec.Beniamin H.Le.Moine, Eiq., Cashier of the Prople's Bank.John Ogilvy Mollatt.Eaq., Merchant.Henry Starnes, Esq.Medical Adviner.Law Agent.Geo.W.Campbell.M.D.John Rose, Eaq.Manager.ALEXANDER DAVIDSON PARKER.The colonial life assurance company has been ea'ablbhed for the purpose ofafording to the Colonies ot Great Britain the ailvuiiiagcaol Life Assurance, i*nd ita regul lions have bren so trained, aa to attain that object in the most efficient manner under the mu*' lioeial covenants.The progress ol the businea» has been .it'ended w ith complete success, and the Company has ootained the entire e«»nfidence ol those whoae putrnnage it was its object to seek.From the wide basis of its constitution, and the extent of i's resources, the Cora|ianv affords advantages which no loca.institution can cooler , and i has goo., \u201cround for asait g public preference .md support over other British t fliers doing busi i era in the Colonies, no only with reference to rhe f.irilines which it aflorus, by receiving premiums aid paying claims in anv brili*h Colony where i'a I\u2019oluv lloldeia may reside, out on the gioimd that, in seeking business out of Great Britain.it doe» a*» rot as an after thought, it» Colonial .inangemeiits not Seing mere extensions of or additions 'o a home business, but aa part of its original scheme and intell'iun.\t_ I he Profits of the Company for the period from Ito 1854 fall to be divided as at 2>th May InS4.and paniea who Assure during the present year w ill participate Kveiy infillination aa to the Company, and its teirns a d condiiions lor Assurance, can be hail on ap\u2019di'-at on to\t____ .ALEXANDER DAMDSON PARKER, Manager for Canada.Or to\tA J- MAXHAM, Agent for Quebec.Dee.29, 1852.\t12m KQtllTAllLii ruts INSIKIMIK IUMPAST, *30 WEST STRAND, LONDON.17 Great St.James Sttcct, Montreal.CAPITAL\u2014X^UU.uOO STERLING.CHAIRMAN.\u2014A.C.BARCLAY, Esq., DIRKC l OKS.Charles Rennet, Esq., | John Shaw, Esq hugh Croft, h sq., lolin Moss, E»q., Frederick Monta Esq.Cb*s.T.Sew'ard, E»q Edmund S Symea.Eaq, Clement l abor, Esq , Tnomas West, E»q., I F.F.Woodhouse, Esq On the PHILOSOPHY of MARRIAGE and the SF.CRKT INFIRMITIES of YOUTH and MATURITY, with Fitly Coloured Engravings' on Steel, in French, English, German, Dutch.Spani«?i, and Italian, in a Sealed Envelope, 2».6d.Sterling.SELF-PRESERVATION : a N Analytic*1 Inveatigation fthe Phyaiologv A an t f unctions of Marriage, in all the bear-ing» m wmcb that inpo.tai.t subject affects the heal h vdmppm ss o man.Wltn d* Disqualification* and Imaedi n«-.l«, nacmg thrir origin to th- -tl-ct.ol jivemle so itaiy h thits.youthtul excess, tropical cliini ea.or clo - study ; t.'lloa-fi\\ hy nr AC tea! re.uarks fou i-ted o .taenty year' experience m 'be tieat.iir.' of l.npmsaance.ner-v-mt deoi'itv, local wre kite»-., ajierm torrhes \u2022 Vi.hi is.an.l all Jiserse.ol e m.nary an-i eue raiive «y»:e n.Ul.i-ira ed b> P il'Y Co o.re»l Fngravings.on the Ana -unv nf^e Heprmlu.lie Organa, and their relative condition* in health an I disease By Dr.SAMUEL LA\u2019MRRT.37, Bedford Square.London, Doctor of Medicine, Matriculated Member of the University of Pdinburgi.Honorary Member of the Loudon Hospital Medical Society Li emuateof tne .Apoit.e.-arie*\u2019 Ha.l London, fcc.The esren lal ofiject of Ihra treatise i.to pomi OU' the fearful e-ms-queiices reiulling from certain hibtt*.irregulariti-a.and exceaaea, wn -h have produce I more ra.aery in youth, degradation in manhood, and premature decay at all stages ol life.than, perhaps, any other class of disease known to modern pathologists.Us pern-¦ si is particularly recommended to persona entertaining secret doubts of their physical condition and who are conscious of hsvmg hazarded the health, happiness, and privileges to which every human being is entitled.1 he treatment adopted is founded on experience gamed in the most celebrated schools ot mer'icine both in this country and in continental Europe.I he results ol the know'll dge thus acquired are here condensed under the peisonal supervision ot Dr.U Men, himself one of the few legally qualified physicians who have devoted their whole and undivided studies to this important branch of medical science.In short, every peculiarity relating to he treat-m nt of the disease incidental to the generative svstem, and the means of immediate relief and ul imate cure.a»d .leicribed in detail.1 he professional reputation of Dr.La\u2019Mert.wh® has taken the mort distinguished m-dicaA academic hono.s at home and abroad, if în itsMf s suffici-nt guarantee that ibtn^ Who may place themselves un 1er hia esre will, in every instance, meet with that delicate consideration ami inviolable aecresy which are ao requisite in the treatment of these **vt*wa or thkwor*.'* Thia is decidedly the moat scienifie and ret moat intelligible work of the kind; and the engravings and explan «units which accompany U presents a moial and in«truclive lesson.I he iuojcct it altoge.her treated in a very super.o.manner, and th- *u\\h »r being a legally qualihed medical man.we recommend his work pu»''»* nonce with the almost confidence /{ui/itviy JournaL hjuld |»oss-sa ihia uael.il work.1 hey will then be enab-ed, by timelv warning, t .Check the progress of a pernicious habit in youth w hich, if once acquired, hurries its victims, wit i giant strides, to an early grave.\u201d-Lo«don Jonr- ,U,>> Numerous large editions, in air different Ian guagea, from aatriking -estimony to ihe practical uiili'yo this work\u2019\u2019\u2014Era.\t._ Th«J work m^v be in Quebec, at the (*a-ZRTrc orrtc*; in Montreal, B.Cobourg, Housr.Bookseller; St.John N.H., Cmorr A Co ; Halil**, Mobton k Co.-Paie*.2a 6T sterling.Quebec.5th Nov., 1852.\tI2tn SECRETARY.AVilliam H Preston, Esq.AUDITORS.Henry Eve, Esq., | fhomaa williams, Esq.BANKERS., Messrs.Glyn, Mills &.Co.SOLICITORS.Messrs.Cardale, lliffe & Russell.- LOCAL DIRECTORS, MONTREAL, William Lutin.Eic vpheroue, -nd sustained by the favor \u201cnd universal pa-mnige of a discerning and intelligent public.For restoring «he hair to H* ongi nal growth, or preventing i« from fa I ting out.tins comim .nl h is been pronounced hy all medi-Csl man, to He a sure remedy *nr eradicating .cu f, dandruff, and curing diseases of th\u201c skin also Is.muscles stings and biuise*, » he \"ricopher it » wi I always be found a safe, speedy and un failing cure ; and so long aa ,.tresses man*» imperial race ensnare, And be vit y draws us with s single hair,\u201d BirryH Tricopberoas he essential to the toj-of every lady and gentleman who desire to -ivgnsoft.glossy »nd lutu^nt appearance In ,he natural drapery of reaam\u2019s throne Sold in .* u .t,i.a price 2-5 cents, at th* princi al iffic# ^3?Broadway.New York : an I by the ©me#,\th nl, and Druggtsts thronghout ih* dSifS.7« 0,Ml Brim\".\t*0' \"' aRDOUIN, Qucbee.Qs.Inc, 7«k M*r.I*\u201d-\t6m wm.MABBLE FACTORY, BLEURY STREET, (NEAR HANOVER TERRACE.) MONTREAL BJUTAftfllA L1F* ASSURANCE COMPANY, 1 PRINCES' StKECT, BANK, LONDON.KSTA BLinU ID A VO.1, 1^37.Empowered by Speetat Art of Parliamentt A Vwt.Cap.Col.RoBBaTvAL*X4*iDK*l Blackhaoth t Chairman.ADVANTAGES OfThIS INSTITUTION.iNcaiAsiNG bates op paxuitm.ATABLF.especially adapted to the ol '.oans or Dehta, aud to all othe where a Policy may be required for a ttooWCVy imrposa only, but which may be kept up, cesaary, throughout the whoia term of Li HALP-CBBIIT dit given Ibr UT BATES or PBEMIC»*.Credit given Ibr hhlf the amount of \u2018he >»>*« Seven Jnnual Premiums the amount ot the n paid Half-Premiums being deducted Irom « assiued when the Policy becomes a claim.sum assubkd pavabl* dobing lip*.The amount payable at the death of the Assured, i! he di\u201c before attaining the age but to the assured himself, if he\t^ \u2019 thua combining a provision lor old assurance upon lite.obfhan\u2019s indowment bbanch.Establiihed for the purpose of afforitngto parents and others the means of ba»int CWIdre* educated and started in Life, by ,ecUr,|,1J{\t, .ties, to commence at the Parents dejith, be paid until a child, if \u2022\t\u2022h*» 21st year, or, if a daughter, her 25th year o g BRITANNIA MUTUAL LIFE ASSO CIATIUN 1, Phincks Sraiir, Bam*, Londoh.Empowered by her Majeity'i Royal Lett ere Palmt.Annual Dlviaion of Profita\u2014applied in reduc- tionof the current year\u2019* Premium.Policy-holders entitled to participate in the profits after payment of Five or Seven Annual I re* miums according to the table of Rates selected.Premiums charged for wry three months difference of age\u2014not.as is usually the case, for every whole year onlv.Half Credit Policies granted on terms unuaually favourable to the assured, the amount of half premiums for which credit is given, being liquidated out of the profit».\t,\t, At the Annua! General Meeting on the 27th April last, a reduction of 30 per cent was made in the present year\u2019s premium on all Policies ol Fne or seven years standing.A Board of Directors in attendance daily it 2 ° A ge of the Assured in «very case admitted in the Policy.\t.\t\u201e Medical Attendants remunerated in all esses for their reports.(PROPRIETARY.)\u2019 Extract from the Half Credit Age.25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 Whole (Annual) Premium for remainder of Life.Ratet of Premium.Half Premium during Fiist 7 yesis.£ $.d.0 19 7 I 1 9 1 4 11 1 9 2 1\t14 10 2\t2 6 2\t12 9 3\t(MUTUAL.) Extract from Table with Participation in Profits, after Seven Yearly Payments.Half- Age.Annua! Yearly Quarterly Premium.Premium.Premium.Years.Months.£ £\ts.\tJ.1\t19\t2 2\t3\t6 2\t9\t10 2 18\t\t4 3\ty\t8 4\t5\t0 5\t6\t6 6 13\t\t4 ».d.£ t.d.£ s.30\t0\t273\t142\t0 12 3\t276\t144\t0\t12 6\t2\t7\t10\tI 4\t6\t0\t12 9\t282\t148\t0\t12 40\t0\t3 3 0\t1 12 3\t0 16 3\t336\t1 12 6\t0 1« 6\t341\t1 12 10\t0 16 9\t3 4 7\t1 13 1\t0\t16\t10 E.R.FOSTER, Resident Director.' ANDREW FRANCIS, Secretary.Detailed Prospectâmes and every requisite information as to the mode of effecting Assurances may * obuintd up.» \u2022PP^~R>* pENlsTON, Agent to the Company at Quebec.Quebec, 19th August, 1852.BRITISH COMMERCIAL Lt/g Insurance Company.IdDUMDIf AJftHD QWIRIBXG* Establishes tn 18120, and Incorporated by Act of Parliament.CAPITAL, £600,000 STERLING.Tnute«* i JOHN CATTLEY, Esq., JOHN COX, Ea^j SEBASTIAN ARTINEZ, Eaq., wi I-t iTrM CUNNINGHAM, Manufacturer of VV WHITE and all other COLORED MAR BLE MONUMEN PS.Tombs and Grave Stnnee Cible Tops.Baptismal Font*, Chimney Piece* vr.tender* hi* thank* to the Citizens of Quebe-* »nd if* virinitv.for «he patronage he has received from thefr this last tour or five year* since he raine amongst them, snd now having an interest in one of the best Marble Quarries in the State*, md arrangements made with one of the moat -gtenaive Mnrble Importers in New York, that, my person wanting Marble Monument* for the Ww Cemetery, or any other article* in hr* line of business, will certainly find it to their advantage \u2022orall on him or hi* Agent, before purchasing \u2022sewhere for he is determined to sell aa reason able a* will admit of no competition.In his absence, any order* left with Mr.A MANN, Agent for the Plantagenet Water No 18 Notre Dame 8treetfwlll be strictly attended lo.Quebec, 21st June, 186J.\tbm PUBLIC.RADWAY & Co., inv Inventors, Manufacturera and ProAietors of the justly celebrated K.R.R- Reuirdie*.were the first lo discover a Remedy possess ngih*Marvelmi* snd Miraculous Power of stopping the most Excruciating pain, in an insisnl, allsying the worst Cramps an.l Spasms either internal or externsl in a f*w minutes, and soothing the moat severe Paroxysm* of Kheumali»uif%euialajsp and Tic Doloreux, as soon as snpliedl 11 haR.R.R.Remedies consists of thiee KemJlifc, 4*ch possessing quick and wondeiful |h>w W o«tt certain complaints and diseusra, and wi| mstafitly RELIEV REGU1 RE>DLVK .1u\\iy all Diseased Deposits.R K NOVATE The Body from all Corrupt humors.The Weak aud broken Doun Constitution.To lleu'.th, < trenuth and Vigor all unsound and worn out parts.w, -W \u2014 'V \u2014 -W- : V K Ar Human System from Pain.LATE Aich Organ to a Htalthy Action.REBUILD RESTORE Scrofula, Syphilis, Soie*, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ulcers, Directors i SIR ROBER.ALEXANDER, Bart., TnGMAS BENSON, Esq., JOHN CATTLEY.Esq., REVD.WM.FALLOFIELD, M.A., GEORGE GREEN, Esq., SEBASTIAN 6.MARTINEZ, Eso., ARCHIBALD FRED.PAXTON, Esq-, DENZ1L J.THOMSON, Esq., GEORGE H.WEATHERHEAD, M.D.Managing Director\u2014Ebeneser Pemiet Esç.Physician\u2014Siftimu* Wbay, m.d.AUDITORS: Thomas Gobton, Esq., | Thoi.Oa*, Eaq, M.D.SgcaBTABT\u2014Mb.Fbancis F.SANDiaaoN.Bankkm\u2014Messrs.Glyn, Halifax, Mills fir Co qUBBKC MEDICAL ******* JOSEPH M0RRIN, M.D.Advantages offered to Insurers: THE SECURITY of a large realized and in vested Capital, very low Premium* on the non-participation Scale, particularly on YOUNG LIVES, large Bonuses on the participation Scale.On Insurances for the whole of Life, one-half of the Premiums (if desired) permitted lo remain unpaid for the firat seven years, sa a Loan at In* terest, and then to be paid, or to remain as a permanent Loan, at the option of the Insurer.The acceptance of Naval, Military, Climate, and Special Riaka, on paymenlof a commensurate Premium.No charge for Policiea.Loans on Policies according to their value, after Three Premium* have been paid.The Company\u2019* Policiea purchased at their full value.Premium* allowed to be paid Annually, Half-Yearly, or Quarterly.No extra charge for eroaeing and recreating the Atlantic.Residence permitted in any pill of Etrrope.Extended liberality as to raaidenc* on th* American Continent.The undersigned as AGENT for th* above-named COMPANY, ia prepared to POSALS.and giv* EVERY INFORMATION, relating to INSURANCES, ENDOWMENT Ob CHILDREN, Ht.\t_ JOSEPH ROBERTS, Kntnr, St.Peter Street.Quebec.19tb October, 1848.LIVERPOOL & LONDON INSURANCE (OOMIPAHY* Capital £2,000,000 Sterling.PEMBERTON BROTHERS, Agents Quebec, Augugt, 1852.\tIF\" Liverpool and London FIRE ANT) LIFR INSURANCE COMPANY.capital\u2014two Millions steruna.R.R.R.\u2014No.I.RADWAY\u2019S READY RELIEF, For a I Acute Complaints, INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.The moment it is applied externally or taken into the system, it w ill stop ihe most excrueiatiog pain snd quickly remove its cause.RHEUMATISM.Mr.Granger, a ffiason well known in Brooklyn, was a eiipple for nine years, Rad way\u2019s Ready Relief, relieved him fiom Pain in fifteen minutes, enabled him to walk two mile* without the aid of stick or crutch in three days, snd cured him entirely in one week.Thousands of other cases equally *\u2022 wonderful ss the above, have been cured by R.K.RslieL CHOLERA MORBUS.Radway\u2019s Ready Re'ief will relieve the sufferer from -all pstn in fifteen or twenty minutes.It will cure the most desperate cases in s few hours.NEURALGIA.The moment R.R Relief ia applied it allays the most painful Paroxisms.It will always cure.SICK HEAD ACHE.It will relieve tha most distressing pains in filteen minute*.It will likewise prevent renewed attacks.AGUE.In ten minutes a tea spoonful ofR.R.Relief will stop the Chills ai d break the Fever.Aches of all kinds.Pains of all kinds.Bruises, Burns, Sralds.Strains, Sprains, StitTjoiuU.Lsme-wi*.One application of Radway\u2019s Ready Relief will in a few moments extibbly stop the pain.It reduces swellings, heals sores, cuts suit wounds, removes bruises, allays the moat violent irritations.For ah pains u»e R.K.Relief.Look for the signatured Radw ay & Co., on each bottle.?R.R R.\u2014No.2.RADWAY\u2019S RENOVATING RESOLVENT Resolves, Renovates, Rebuilds.IT CURES Tumors,\tBleeding of the Lungs.Coiisui«ptipn,J^t.Vitus Dance, Rickets,\tLilt Rheum, Nodes, i Canker, Fevfr Sores, Rash, Erypipelas, Tetters.The above eighteen complaints R.R.Resolvent will positively cure.It renovates the system completely, Resolving away from 'he Solids all impure Poisonous and Diseased Deposits, freeing the Blood snd Fluids of Life, fiom all cormpt humors, restoring Energy and Vigor, Health and Strength, to every Organ and Member ot the body.LETTERS FROM HIGH AUTHORITY\u2019.Hon.J.J._ Middleton, or Waccamaw, S.C.\u2014Writes u%uftderi1aie of May 2d, 1853.That Railway\u2019s Regovatiog Resolvent cured one of hi» negioes.on hu Plantai ton at Beaufort, of a Scrofulous complaiik, of many years standing.The poor fellow wAs a di-gua'ing object of pity, he was a moving mass of sores.The other negroes could not remain in the same plane with him.None of the Doctors could do anything for him He was entirely cured by Radway\u2019s Renovating: Resolvent, aud is now at woik upon the plantation.To'he people of S.C.Mr.Middleton I» well known,and t>> the political world, Mr.Middleton is no stranger.SCROFULA.Ma.W.B.Olive* ot Drayton, Dooly Co.Ga., under date ot May 30,1853.\u2014Writ**.\u201c that a servant girl who was so reduced that no one would give a thrip for her life,\u201d »he was *o coveted with s»rr», that there w-as not a sjtot of puie flesh of the size of a silver dollar on her whole body, was entirely cured by Rsdway\u2019s Renovating Resolvent.NINETEEN YEARS.Mas.HKNnEB*ow.of West fard.Mass., has been covered w ith sores for nineteen Years, has been cured by R.R.Resolvent.SALT RHEUM.The most obstinate esse» of Salt Rheum will quickly yield to the KhNDVAIJNG RFJiOLV-KNT.One gentleman who supposed that ibis complaint was hereditary in his lamly, nnd had been afflicted with Salt Rheum aince his biitb, was cured by the use of a few bottles of the Renovating Resolvent, and the POISONOUS RHEUM ENTIRBLY ERADICATED FROM HIS SYSTEM.IT REOKNE RATES.Every organ snd member of the body ; it mskes sound, healthy and strong all weak, deceased and unsound parts.LOW SPIRITS\u2014NERVOUSNESS.In WOMEN, the numerous complaints nnd ailments which cast such gloom over their spirits s few doses of the Renovating Resolvent will quickly remove and the moat NERVOUS, GLOOMY and DEPRESSED, feel HEALTHY, STRONG and HAPPY.Persons w ishing thi» Remedy will please ask for Railway's Renovating Resolvent.If* price is one Dollar per bottle.No small bottles, nor is the genuine ever told for less.Each bottle bears the fac simile signature of RADWAY k CO., 162 Fulton street New York.ÆT KOIMSTOMC'S VUilllFUGEi THIS REMEDY for wonna ia aneoT Ae'skost extraordinary aver used.It effertuallf 4ns-dicates worms of ill jsoiis, from children aid adults.\t\\ THOUSAND^ p(t|sB^by worms without the real cause bring Jci\\wu.Some other reason ia \u2022ssigned for their sickness, until too late to cure the real ctiiise.JOHN MUSSON h Co, Only Agent.The following celebrated CONCENTRATED MINERAL WaTER, loundat th* {wit of Doctor Wm.C.Chose, St St.Catherine* This medicine has attained s notoriety and popularity itérer belor* equsIM by any preparation at that |Lc* and itXssle has been commensurate with i's iWrit\", w bin sro extraordinary.It breompsa kvoiAe beverage, must be ordered fiorn'CmasTock & To., not Î* brother\u201d of New York.ALSO LIN\u2019S BALM OF CHINA, a Chinese Remedy for Cuts, Biuises, 5or«s kc.A GREAT REMEDY\" FOR 60 CENTS.LONGLEY\u2019S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA, foe Cold* ana feverish feelmg» and preventingdeVera ; ion Asthma, Livgs Complaint and BdioullAtreclioiis ilor Diarrhcea, I adigdslioo and Loss o^kppAle ; ibr Costivrness in females and males, \\nd iivvout romplaints ; for Stomach Affections.Pvs|>e4*i», Piles, Uhrumslisai, Ac.Th* great points are it is not bad to take, never cives pain, and never leaves oue costive.JOHN MOTION h CO.Only Agent.CONNELfy Some of the ^ses ^ured after thirty years of trial withoui success, both by European and American medical men Burns, Scalds, Frosted parts, Chilblains, Chafe, Chaps, Tetter, Pimple, Blotch, Felon, Ulcer.Fistula, Erysipelas, Stabs,\t1 Cuts, Bruises, Mrain, Ear and Toothache, Mum|>s, Sore Throat, Run rounds, L Whitlows, Piles, > Ringworm, Scrofula, Nall Rheum, Barber\u2019s Itch, Carbuncle, Eruption, Sore Eye and Lids, Weak Sight, Sore Lip, Punctun-s, Sole Leg, Rib* and Waits, Fever Pains, Pain in Back and Side, Tender Feet, Galls, Inflammatory Rheumatism.Tic Dolorenx, NEVER FAILING HBMEDY./folioway78 Ointme ÏTS AS \u2022E.i Ye.from At A CRIPPLE SET ES JETER 1SIDE FEAR* CRUTCN-E EERIE G.Copy of a Ixttgkfrotk M Thompson, Chemist, Liverpool,AuguU iiUth, 1852.To Professor Dka*\tITn ^saBladto furnish you with s most egarffonfinsry ri^e eflka^ed by your invaluably Thntmenl and Pills, whiiXk h*s astonished \u2022very pexsen acquainted with the sufferer.A i»o*l 10 years ago, Mr.W.Cummins, ol Sattuey Mreet m ibis towu, was thrown from his horse, whereby he received very serious injurit» ; he had the best medical advice *1 tka u> c, aud was afterwards an inmate of diflVrenn infirmaries y*t he grew worse, and at length h malignant i uj niug ulcer settiaJ in his hip, vqhiiffi So completely crippled him, (bat he could nplmove without crutchos for nearly 10 years: receutljr he began to use jour Ointment and Pilla, which have now healed the wound, at rang» h* i red h» limb, and esabkd him to dispense with hi» erutchea, so that he can w alk with the greatest ease, and with renewed health and vigour.J- THOMPSON./>jUW EXTRACTOR.\tmost extraordinary cure oka >kiii, Sore Nipples, Blistered Furfacei, White Swelling, Cohi in Wounds, General Sires, Refer for truth THOSE WHO bv persevering in their licxly disappeared, and ff5HE UNDERSIGNED having bean appointed I AGENTS tor tha above Company, ara now prepared to insur# Properly against RISK by EIRE, an Ih# mo«f reasonable tetitil.PEMBERTON BROTHERS, 8t.Peter Btreet.Quebec, 24tb July.1851.\t12m Dr- MARSDEN I NFORMS his friend* and the public, lb*» ha baa returned from a tour in the United States, and may be consulted at home from 7 to 9« a.it»., and from I to2, and?to », p.m., d*lly.Na.», Amci 8m*fT, ) Quebec, 23rd July, I85£y R.R.R \u2014No.3.RADWAY\u2019S RKÜULATORS, REGULATES TO A HEALTHY ACTION All Ihe Organs and Secretions oj ths Body, Ri-stores to Health and Strength, THE DISEASED AND WORN OUT PARTS.COMPLAINTS THAT RADWAY\u2019S REGOI.ATOtS ENTIRELY OCR*.Coativenesn,\tLiver Complaint, Indigestion,\tHeart Dyspepsia,\tKidney\tn Dropsy,\taRladder\t** \u2022Urethra \u2022* Dirrioci-TY or paising urine.Dizziness,\tInflammation of tha Stom ch, Stupor, J\tBiliousness.MCLANCHOLY.MALIGNANT DISORDERS.Small Pox,\tMeasba.Scarlet Fever,\tYellow Fever, Bibout Pneumonia, Typhoid Fever, AND PETERS OP ALL KINDS.Influenza, ; \u2018Pleurisy# Common Colds, rsé ALB CtritPLAINTS, Irregularity*\tProlapsus Uteri, ^ y at asr i a * vh rslena, /bites, .R ARE I* \u2022\tV/omb Difficulties, \u2022\tAmenonbes, Loan or appétit*.Lass of Knrrgy.Loss of Memory.Loin of Strength, REGULATORS ENTIRELY vegevablc, Perfectly Tastebss, Good at all times, Never bicken, Never Gripe.DOSES.ON* TO TURK* \u2014REGtM.ATKf, POtR TO RIX \u2014PURfira.On# Regulator at Ni*ht, on going to bed, will insure sound sleep, a Good Night\u2019s Rest, snd a Healthy and Pleasant Discharge from the BowèU in the morning.Rndwfnjs Regulatan, Ready Relief, Renovating Resolvent, are, tnfd oÿ JJmggÙU cverywhera.N.B.\u2014Person* troubled with Melancholy Depression of Bpifits, and every body Wh* frel themselves ill-ta^d hy the world without anf just eeu»* on their parts, shoukl take a fttw doaee of R R R*gul|!ftK Mora unhappiness is e*U»»'d within u* from thehrsrtt of a healthy and regular aetkmofowr organs, then from any external cause.We promise all who taka Radway\u2019s Regulators, a regular setion of the organs, and a ehaarful and happy disposition.For sale, wholaaale end retail, in Qttebut.by JOIKPH BOWLF8.Medsaal Hall.Upper r\"*» Market Place ; and JOHN MUSSON, DrHgiMi, fon «-r of Buade anB Dufort Straat.Qaabdb, 8th August, 1853.\tItm .'*\u2022 at .\u2022*! A botlf .-frf -O ASK, INQUIRE\u2014A7WKLLlNGS,and all EXTERNAL PAINS, no matter how aevrre, bv the use of Hay's Liniment.Kind on* who has user! it that will not laud it shove all things ever used, snd you will find\u2014w hat cannot be found.The True must come only from the only Chemist w ho can make it.If it has ** Carlton\u201d or \u201c Brother\u201d on it shun it as poison.J.MUSSON k CO, Only Agents here.JUDGE PATTERSON.Read the following»-from Judge Patterson, far thirty years the first Judge of the County in which be lives :\tJ Middletown, N.J.Messrs.Comstock k Co.Gentlemen\u2014Yon are at liberty to make such use of the following certificate as you deem will best subserve the inirpot-ra for which it is intended.[Cprtificatk or Juduk Patterson,J I hereby certify that my daughter ha* been afflicted w ith sigk-headache for ihe space of about wenty year»\u2014the'httsrka occurring once in about two weeks, Vquenriy lasting twenty-four hours, \u2022turing whicnhtime %e paroxysms have been so severe, as ap%rrnily aot»n to deprive her of life.And after havmg tried alrooat all other remedies vsm ! baveTeeii induced as a last resort to try SPOHN\u2019S HEADACHE REMEDY ss sold by you ; and to the great dj.apnointment and joy ol herself, and all her friends, found very material relief fr>-m the first dose of the medicine.She has followed up (he directions with the article, and in every case when an attack was threatened has found immediate relief, until she is near per-mmently cured.The attacks are now very seldom, and disappear almost immediately alter taking the quantitv directed.A hope that others may be benefited by the use of this truly invalts-b\u2019e medieine, hss induced me to send you the above, and remain your obedient servant, JEHU PATTERSON, Judge of the Court of C.P.Avoid any with \u201d Brother\u201d on it, as the only counterfeit sno worthless.J.MUSSON k CO., Sole Agents.theTiair.The following well known article ia as to all other preparatiOffV^-In (Quantity\u2014More by one half.In Price\u2014Less by one half.In Certainty\u2014Unapproachable.In Testimony\u2014 K tnnopand Times before all.The Army, The Navy, The ledits, The People, ara ralUd to witneas.\u2019 ROBERT WHARTON, Ftq., former Mayor of Philadelphia rartifird.as may be seen below, to the high character of the following gentlemen, and so have s number of Judges and other official characters, whose names, Ac , will be fouad in knottier column.\tsluo British Consul\u2019s certificate.The undersigned do hereby certify that we have used the B Al.M OF COLUMBIA discovered by J.Oldridge, and have found it highly serviceable not only as a prevenliFf against tha falling off of hair, but also a certain restorative.WM.THATCHER, Senior, Methodist Minister in St.George charge, No.86 North Fifth-street, JOHN P.INDUS.331 Arch-streaf.JOHN D.THOMAS, M.D., 163 Race-street.JOHN S yiJREY* «01 bpiuce-street.HUGH MaCURDY, 243 South Seventh-street.JOHN YARD.Jr., 123 Arch-street.It will certainly raise its virtues in tb* estimation of the public, when it is known that three of the above signers ara more than fifty years of age, snd the othe s not less than thirty.f Frem the Mayor.) CoMMONWrALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA.?City of Philadelphia.$ I, ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor of said City of Philadelphia, hereby certify that 1 am well acquainted w-ith Messts.J.P.Inglls, John 8.Furey, snd Hugh McCurdy, whose names are signed to the abfive certificate, that they are aapltemen of character and leapectabilify, and aa mch full credifiehould be given to the said certificate.\t* In witneas whereof, I have hereunto set roy hand, and caused the seal of the city to be affixed, the sixth day o( Decenri-[t.\ther, Ac.ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.HRITISH Ksady, near Gainsbro', dated March 1,1852.To Professor Holloway, Sir\u2014-Sotug.time since,on* of my children was afflicThd withvireadfol eruptions over the body and limbs.1 obtained theadvicaof several eminent Surgeons sq4^hysihians, by all of whom (be case was considaied hopeless.At length I tried your Ointment and Pills, add without exaggeration, the effect was miraculous, for use, all the eruptions quid the child was restored to petieet health.I previously lost a child from a similar com-plaiut, and 1 firmly believe, had I in her case a-dopted your medicines she would have been saved also.I shall be happy to testify the truth ol this to any enquirer.(Signed)\tJ.HIRD, Draper.ANOTHER SURPRISING CURE OF UL-CERATED BAD LEGS, DEBILITY, AND GENERAL ILL HEALTH.Copy of « Letter from Ne J.M.CUnneU, of Neto-castU-on-Tyne, dated Sefdeinber 201 A, 1852.To PaorKMoa Holloway, Deab Sib,\u20141 am authorised by Mrs.Gibbon, of 31, Bailey Mreet, in this town, to inform you that for a considerable period she had been a sufferer from debility, and g-nerui ill health, accompanied withe duordarad stomach, and great derangement ol the system.In addition to this she was terribly afflicted with ulcerated wounds, ar running sores, in both bar legs, so that the was totally incapable of doing her usual work.In this distressing condition she adopted the use of your Ptlls and Oint meut, and she states, that in a wonderfully short time, they t ffected a perfect cure of her legs, and restored her constitution to heakh and strength : and that she it now enabled to walk anout with ease and comfort.Several other persons in this neighbourhood have also received extraordinary benefit from the use of your invaluable medicines.I remain, Dêsr Fir, yours faithfully, (Signed) JOHN-MORTON CLENNELL.CERTAIN REMEDY FOR SCORBUTIC HUMOURS\u2014AND AN ASTONISHING CURE OF AN OLD LADY SEVENTY YEARS OF AGE OF A BAD LEG.Copy of a Letter from Messrs.Walker and Co., Chemists, Bath.To Pbofessor Holloway, Deab Sib,\u2014Among the numerous cure# effected by the use of your valuable medicines in this neighbourhood, wc may mention that of an old lady living in the Village of Preston, about five miles from this city.Fhe had ulcerated wounds in her leg for many years, and latterly they increased to such an ala ming extent as to defy al! the usual remedies ; her health tapidly giving way under the suffering she endured.In this distressing condition she had recourse to your Ointment and Pills, und by the assists' ce of her friends, was enabled to persevere in their use, until she received a perfect core.We have ourselves been greatly astonished at the effect upon so aid a person.she being above 70 years of age.We shall be happy to satisfy any enquiries as to the authenticity of this really wonderful case, either per-aoually or by letter.A private in tbf Bath Police Force, also, bss been perfectly cured of an old scorbutic affection in the fare, after all other means had failed.He states that it is entirely by the uss of your Ointment, and speaks loudly in its praise.We remain, dear Fir, Y\u2019our\u2019s faithfully.Signed\tWALKER A CO.Apri! 6th, 18Ô2.The Pills should be used conjointly with the Ointment in mart of thr following rases :\u2014 Bad Leg* * Cancer*\tScalds Bad Breasts Contracted and Sore Nipples Burns\tStiff-joints Sore-throats Bunion*\tElephantiasis Skin-disease* Bite of Mo*chetocs Fsstula*\tScurvy and Sand-fliea Goat\tSore-heads Coco-Bay Glandular Swellings Tumours Chiego-foot\tLumbago\tUlcers Chilblain*\tPile» #\tWound* Chapped-bands\tRheumatism\tYaw* Corns (Soft) \\\t1 Sold by the Proprietor, 244, Strand, (near Temple Bar,) Lot.'ion.and by all respectable Vendors of Patenl Medicines throughout the civilized World, in Pots, and Boxes, Is.I Id., 2s.9d.4s.6d., Us.22s., and 33a.each.There is a very considerable saving by taking the larger sizes.N.B.\u2014Directions for the guidance of Patients are affixed to each Pot and Box.Sold by\tJ.MUSSON, Corner of Buade A Dufort Streets Sole Agent far Quebec.Quebec, 13th Dee., 1852.\t12m ap 30 PHILADELPHIA.KNOW ALL PERSONS to whom these Presents shall come, that /, Gilnkbt Ronebtson, Ksq., M» BrUannw Majesty's Consul far the Cfty Philadelphia, do hereby ctitify.That Robert Wharton, Fxiq.who attests to Ihe foregoing ceriiftcatei, »s Mayor of ths City of Philadelphia, and that Matthew Rendell, Esq .it Prothono-tury of the Court of Common Pleas tor the City and County of Philadelphia, to both trhnse signatures, with the JSeSlt of their respective Vfines, full faith andc&tll is due.I further certify, that I am personally acquaint ed wt«b Joe.L.Inflia.on* of the Fignere of the Certificat*\u2019# hereunto\t*hich expresses Ihe efficacy of the BALM Ok\u2019 COLUMBIA, Nm! that b# is a person of great respectability, and vorthy of full faith and credit ; snd that I have heard him express his nrqnslified anprohstinn, of the effect* of the said Balm of Colombia, In restbr ing the hair.Given nnder my band and seal Of office, at the City of Phrlsdelphia.in the State of Pean-sylvanri, tha OnUed 8**r*s of America, GILBERT ROBF.KTBON, , *\t.s, Britiah Consul, Only Agent* Quebec, 29th ' jAhn InC'V*- MUSSON it CO , è for tha Troa Halm.1861.\t\u2022«\t12m not attended to, will result in tha Yellow Water, Heaves, Worm*, #\u2022«*, foe- All of which will be prevented by glvibg on# of these powder* onge a year, either Spring or Fait, and will at a^y time pears 0QOV4 enabling them to do more work with the samr icoit, effectm the feet, if wo blood is let, snd nothing elan done, only to give the powder ss diracted.Bleeding change*wifUmmalnHi from aegtc to chronic, and aaUle* ia th* feet.In Horse-pis-tempi-r they allay tha faver and promote a healthy termination af the disease.One Powder will in all\tcure the Horn- Distemper in a cow, without boring the horn* ot doing anything more than to give the Powder as directed for a horse.An OX will sometime# require* double dose, or 2 Powders.Every cow should have one Powder given her after calving, it carry# offall fever, and humors, cleans her well aud makes her milk good and abundant through the season.Thsir offset is the same on al! Herbivorous animal*.TIO N Aa there are nXîy Jtmt/tions sad counterfeits, see that you get \u201d PUNDERSON\u20198 CONDI! ION POWDERS,\u201d aud that each wrapper is aigued oi, the inside by F.Punderson in writiug\u2014none others sie genuine.Prepared only by F.PUNDKRSON, Druggist, Hudson, Na W.P.RUSSELL, Midulebury, Vt., Genera Agent Vermont and Lower Canada, to whom a! orders must be addreasad.Agents lor this City, Meaars.John Moasoa Joseph Bowles, auulG.G.Abdouin.W.P.Russel, MHdlebury, Vt Quebec, 14th Nov , 1851.12m Health for a Shilling ! HOLLOWAï \u2019S PILLS\u2019 EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF LOSS OF HEALTH DISORDERED STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND DETERMINATION OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD.Copy of a Letter from Mr.John Lloyd, of Enc-wen, near Harlech, Merionethshire, i To Professor Hoi loway, Si a,\u20141 avail myself of the first opportunity ol informing you, that forff very long (teriod 1 was afflicted with a dangerous giddiness and frequent swimmings in the hesd,rittended by lots ot appetite, disoidered stomach} and generally impaired health.Every means tied failed to give me any permanent relie', and at length it became an alarming that 1 was really afraid of going about without an attendant.In this melancholy con-condition I waned personally upon Mr.Hughe!, Chemist, Harlech, lor the purpose of consulting him as to what 1 had better do ; he kindly recommended your Pills, 1 tried them without delay, snd after taking them fora short time I am bap- ry to bear testimony to their wonderful efficacy.am now restored to perfect health, snd enabled to resume my usual duties.You are at libeity to publish this fetter in any way you may thing pio per.I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, (Figaed)\tJOHN LLOYD.June 6th, 185a.MIRACULOUS CURE OF DROPSY.Extract of a Letter from Edward Rowley, Esq.,1 of India Walk, Tobago, dated April Sth, 1852.To Professor Holloway, Deab Sib\u20141 deem it a duty I owe to you and the public at large to inform you of a most miraculous recovery from that dreadful disease, Daorsv.and which, under God, was effected by your invaluable Pdls, 1 was tapped five times within eight months, and skilfully treated by two medical practitioners, but could not get cured, until I had recours* to yoar remedy, and notwithstanding all I hao undergone, this miraculous medicine cured meio the course of six weeks.(feigned) EDWARD ROWLEY.INFALLIBLE CURE OF A STOMACH COMPLAINT.WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT HEAD-ACHEF.Extract of a Letter from Mr.S.Gotten, Chemist, of Clifton, near Bristol, dated July 14, 1852.To Professor Holqoway, Deab Sib\u2014I am requested by a Lady named Thomas, just arrived from the West Indies, to acquaint you that for a period of eight years herself and family suffered from continual bad health, arising from disorders of the Liver snd Stomach, Indigestion, loss of Appetite, violent Head-aches, pair,* in the side, weakness and general debility, toi w hich she consulted the most eminent men in the colony, but without any beneficial result ; at last, she bad recourse to your invaluable Pills, which in a verv short time effected so great a change for thf better, that she continued them, snd the whole family were restored to health snd strength.Further she desires me to say, that she has witnessed their extisordinary virtues in those complaints incidental to children, particularly in cases of Measles and Scarlatina, having effected positive cures of these diseases with no other remedy.(Signed)\tS.GOWEN.A DANGEROUS LIVER COMPLAINT AND SPASMS*N THE SIOMACH EFFECTUALLY CURED.Copy of a lÀtter from Mr.Rostock, Druggist, of Ashton under Tyne, dated July 31,1852.To Professor Holloway, De ab Sib,\u20141 have much pleasure in handing to you a testimonial of the efficacy of your Medicines.A person in this neighbourhood with whom I am well acquainted was afflicted for a long time with violent spasmodic pains in the stomach ami lives, arising from freqo*nl colds, smells of paint, and ths affects of a stooping posii ion which he was obliged to assume in hi* business.The spasms were of an alarming character, and frequently left him in a weak and debilitated condition.At length he heard of the salutary effi-rts of your invaluable Pills, and was induced to give them a trial, lire first dose gave him considerable relief, and by following them up in accordance with your directions, they have acted so wonderfully in cleansing the liver and stomach, snd strengthening the digestive organs that he has been restored to the enjoyment of good health.1 remain dear Sir, yours faithfully, (Signed)\tWILLIAM BOFTOCK.llsese celebrated Pills are wonderfully effita-rtour in the following complainte.Dropey, Dysentery, Erysipelas, lie IMPORTANT.DR.BUCHANAN\u2019S PERSIAN REMEDY roa THg TOOTH-ACHE.ZHK relief from pain which follows the nee o thia remedy for TOOTH-ACHE is Initne-s and permanent.Tbd aorenass of th* teeth and gams will be removed, snd by its application rendered more sound or healthy.PRICE, Is.3d.DP.HUNTPR\u2019S CELEBRATED EYE-WATER.ILL REMOVE any stage *f inflammation «strengthto weak or irritable Eyes.Fordimueaa Sf sight occasioned either by \u2022go»** too close attention to tnt*'rts objects, stands un- PRIC dr; RUSH\u2019S.Infallible Health Pills.THE HEALTH PILLS, search out disease and cur# it no matter where situated or how long it haa egiried, nothing can resist their power r __i- \" The filing\u2019s OU, TOM ALL WOUND* ON ?Ague, Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Blotches on the Skin, Bowel complaints, Colics, Constipation of the Bowles, Consumption, Debility, Inflammation, Jaundice, Liver complaints, Piles, Lumbago, Rheumatism.Retention of Urine, Scrofula, or King\u2019s Evil.regul Fever of all kinds, Ulcers, Fits, Gout, Head-ache, Indigestion, Sore Throats, Ftone and Gravai, Secondary Symptoms Tic Douloreux Tumours, Venereal Affections, Worms of all kinds, Weakness from what-aver cause, Ac.U^H a* Bruise*, Cuts, Gails, Corks, Sore Bn, if.Fprsius, Scratches, Ac., and wounds or every description, removing all soreness and stiffneae in tiwn on* to five day*.Thia celebrated remedy was prepared hy order of King William IV.of Great Britain, m«ler ths direction of Mr.Yr«tt, th# celebrated English Ksiyinr, and used k y him in th* Royal Stud of horses only.Fall directions accompanying each bottle.PUNDERSON\u2019S CONDITION POWDERS Rar Horen nnd Homed Cattle.Tha change of weather and season with the change of u*e and feed have a very great effect upon Ih* blood and aurions fluid* of horae*.It is at the!* change* they, require an aaaistant to nature to throw aff any disorder of the flaidi of the body that may hare haws imbibed, sad which, il RELIEF IN TEN.A FEW DAYS GREAT hr.& PULMON IINUTES, CURE IN fsURKD BY THE ;IGN REMEDY, OCR\u2019S C WAFERS, For the cur# of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-chjtla, Pulmonary Conaumptioa, and all sBso-Hone of th* fereaai and Lungs.purchasITlocock\u2019s THI NKIYISM sraojpic,* A certain cure for Mensium Fuppreéslo, or Sup.pressed Men*** ; Hemorrhagra Ddeilia, or peinlul Menstruation ; Amcnurrha*, or fi Obstruction of Mensrs; Chlorosis,or Gfeei ores, Leucoirhuis, JfluarsAihusor Whites, i Female Weaknei 1 Sold at the Establishment of Profewor Hot loway, 244, StrmaH, (near Temple Bar) London and by most all respectable Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines throughout the civilized World, at the following prices\u2014Is.lid., 2s.9d., 4a.6d., I Is., 22s.and 33s., each Box.There ia a considerable saving by taking ths large sizes N.B.\u2014Direction* for the guidance of Patients in every Disorder are affixed to each Box.J.MUSSON, Sole Agent for Quebec.Quebec, Dec.13th, 1862.\t12m ap 30 HOME FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 12, WALL STREET, NEW YORK.AMOUNT or cafital faid uf in cash, HALF A NIILLIOW OF HOLLARS.SIMEON L.LOOMIS, Présidant, CHARLES J.MARTIN, Fecretsry, DANIEL McGlF., Aoknt, SI.Andrew\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, 23rd Jnn*.1863.CLARKE, JONES A CO., Boston, COMMISSION MERCHANTB, DEALERS AND IMPORTER».MACKAREL.Codfish, Salmon, Hating*.Oil, W.1.Goods, snd Produa# of Canada snd Nova Rcoti*.\t.N.B \u2014 Aoatsra for th# Halifax and Liver* pool N.».Pacnnt*.Quebec, 30th Jims, 1858.TIIK.feodarsifoed, Agmta for the J\u2019H