Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 7 novembre 1853, lundi 7 novembre 1853

[" AND COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOL.VII.] Bfcr jMornfttg Œtirotutlt la PUBLISHED, During Summer, every morning, at 10, a.m.Sunday* excepted, and three time! a week In Winter, by\u2014 CHARLES ST.MICHEL, .at his ornes, Vo.as, atfoftttUlaStroot, Qaoboo.TERMS.\u2014Twenty Shillings per annum, payable half-yearly in advance.\u2014Subscription for the summer half-year :\u2014Fifteen Shillings.ADVERTISEMENTS\u2014Deliveredin before seven o\u2019clock on the evening previous to publication, inserted according to written orders} or till forbid, if no written directions,\u2014at 2s.6d.for six lines and under, first insertion, and 7Jd.each subsequent insertion ; for ten lines and abovesix, 3s.4d.first insertion, and lOd.each subsequent insertirn ; for ten lines and upwards, 4d.per line, first insertion, and Id.per line for each subsequent irAertion.\u2014Advertising by the year, as may be agreed on.yf jtUcommunications muet bepoft-pmd.Bpt jftftptmng «bromtlr ©®®[& i&E]© Age.\tAnnual Premiums.\t \t£\ta.\td.\t\t£\t*.d.14\tI\t8\t6\t38\t2\t13 0 15\tI\t9\t4\t39\t2\t14 5 16\t1\t10\t3\ti 40\t2\t16 0 17\t1\t11\t3\t41\t2\t17 10 18\t1\t12\t6\t42\t2\t19 7 19\t1\t13\t2\t1 43\t3\t1 6 2U\t1\t14\t1\t44\t3\t3 6 21\t1\t14\tII\t45\t3\t5 6 22\t1\t1»\t8\tI 46\t3\t7 8 23\t1\t16\t5\t47\t3\t10 1 24\t1\t17\t2\t1 48\t3\t12 9 25\t1\t17\t11\t49\t3\t16 0 26\t1\t13\t9\tf 50\t3\t19 4 27\t1\t19\t8\t! 51\t4\t2 8 28\t2\t0\t8\tii 52\t4\t6 8 ¦29\t2\t1\t8\t53\t4\t10 4 30\t2\t2\t7\t54\t4\t14 2 31\t2\t3\t8\t55\t4\t18 0 32\t2\t4\t10\t56\t5\t1 11 33\t2\t6\t0\t57\t5\t6 5 34\t2\t7\t3\t58\t5\t11 1 35\t2\t8\t6\t59\t5\t.6 0 36\t2\t9\t11\t1 60\t6\t1 10 37\t2\t11\t4\t\t\t\u2022 NATIONAL EXPRESS CO., (LATE PULLEN, VIRGIL fc CO.) FOR 'he transportation of SPECIE, BANK NOTES, and MERCHANDIZE of every description, CoMectionof Notes and Accounts, and the transaction of general business.WILL LEAVE QUEBEC FOR MONTREAL, NEW YORK, AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES, Every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, during the season of navigation.PACKAGES or ORDERS left at the office of the undersigned before-4 o\u2019clock P.M, will be entrusted to experienced|meuengers, and be forwarded with despatch and care.DANIEL McGIE, Agent, St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, 2nd May, 1853.DISSOLUTION.The express co.or nw,.» puli.en, VIRGIL k Co., was dissolved on tbe 1st day of May last, by mutual consent.J\tJ.A.PULLEN, E H.VIRGIL, For the Company.NATIONAL EXPRESS COMPANY.\u2014This Company will hereafyei conduct the Express business formerly transacted under the firm of PULLEN, VIRGIL k Co., ami on the same routes hitherto used by lhem.E.H.VIRGIL, Superintendent.New York, Sept.16, 1853.\t3m Health! Health ! GUTTA PEKCHA SOLES.TO GUTTA medical offices: JAMES SEWELL, Esquire, M.D.Agent for Quebec:\u2014 DAVID A.ROSS, [Next to Telegraph Office.] Quebec, 30th Sept., 1853.\tI2m ROYAL INSI RANCE COMPANY, ROYAL INSURANCE BUILDINGS, NORTH JOHN STRF.ET AND DALE STREET, LIVERPOOL, and 29, LOMBARD STKBS f* f ORNER OF CLXMERTB I ANX, LONDON.Capital, £2,000,000., in 100,000 Shares of £20 each.TRUSTEES.John S.Leigh.Esq.| R.B.B.H.Blundell, Esq.ACTUARY AND SECRETARY l Percy M.Dove, Esq.rankers in Liverpool\u2014The Bank of Liverpool.BANKESS IN LONDON I Messrs.Glyn, Halifax, and Co.bankees in Quebec\u2014The Bank of Montreal.r|5HE large Capital of the Company, and tbe I number and influence of its Proprietors enauie it to rink with the most eligible offic-s in the Kingdom, with respect to tbe advantages offered to the Public.KIKE INSURANCES are continued to be effected at moderate rates of Premium.The Company will ever distinguisb itself by it promptness in the settlement of Claims.NO CHARGE made for the Policy.LIFE BRANCH.The important advantages «Honied by the Company in this Branch will include the following, viz.Guarantee of i tapie Capital, Modérât»-Premium», Large Participation ol Profita by the Anured, amounting to two-thirda of its ne-amount, Small Cnarge for Management, the Expenses of the Office being borne in due proportions by the two Branches, and Exemption ol tbe Aseured Irorr the Liability of Partnership.i)x.Rowanp.Medical Referee.FORSYTH k BELL, Agents Commercial Chambers.Quebec, 24th Alignât, 1853 Yt:W APOTHECARY AND DR1/U ESTABLISHMENT.CORNER OF PALACE AND ST.JOHN STREETS.Opposite 4\u2018 La Maison Tetu.n SUBSCRIBER would call th# attention the public to the great superiority ol A PERCHA SOL IW, they will materially preterve health, and effe£ an important saving of coat.The advantage poaaessed by these Soles are : they are Cheaper than leather, they are more durable, and more readily repaired.They 1 keep the feet dry in wet weather and warm in | cold weather.The Gutta Parch* Company have the pleasure to acknowledge the receipt of the following Testimony from CAPT.SIR JOHN ROSS.R.N.\u2014 I have worn Patent Gotta Percha Soies during the last two years, and have found them most j valuable for preserving the feet dry and warm.They are very superior to leather being not only perfectly wat«rproofr>hut also more double and cheaper.TO SAILORS\u2014especially those proceeding to the Arctic Regions, Gutta Percha will prove a Warm Friend owing to its peculiar property of resisting frost.I shall take care to have a supply, not only of the Soles, but also of the Bowls, Tubing, Ac., for my next voyage.FROM ALFRED SMEE, K»q.,P.R 8., London, Senior Surgeon to *he Royal General Dispensary, Surgeon-to the Bank of F.ngland, kc.Gutta Percha, fronijHMmperveability to moisture, and want of jdflrar to conduct neat is far preferable to leather for th# sole* of boote and shoes ; from these properties it keeps the feet warm and dry, very important requisites for the maintenance of health.WILLIAM EADON, 8r.Nicholas Street, PatACE Gate.£gT MILL BANDS, TUBING, PICTURE FRAMES, lac., kt.Quebec, 23rd March, 1853.\t12m MR.GEOljc.K ANDREW, Of Trinity College, Cambridge, PROPOSES on the FIRST OF NOVEMBER, to OPEN CLASSES for YOUNG GENTLEMEN.\t,\t.\t^\t, Instruction» will be given In Greek, Latin, English.Arithmetic, Mathematic#, and the various branches of a liberal education.Efficient Teachers ip French and Wilting will b* employed.For particulars, enquire of Mf.ANDREW, 1, Dalhousie Placjc.Ksflanade.Quebec, 27th Sept., 1853.\t3m FOR SALE.WOODSTOCK ANCHORS, 20 /to 40 Cwt., Chain Cables \u2018\t\u201c \u2018 Quebec, 19th Sept ANCHORS, 1 i, 1 (9 2 Inch.GAVE k HI St.it., 193.HOFFMAN, James Street.THE Subscriber respectfully informs his Iriend* and the Public that i.« is now prepar-ei! to supply DRUGS, CHEMICALS, and MEDICINES of unexceptionable purity, together with all the variety of TOILET and FANCY ARTICLES, consisting in part of richly Cut GlassToilltandSmrlling Buttles, Lubin\u2019s Dam arson and Chktelats, and other genuine Perfumes; Combs and Brushrs of every description, Fink Turkey Sponge, kc., kc.Air' Genuine Bermuda Arrow Root, Paten Medicines, k every other article in the line.SODA WATER FROM THE FOUNTAIN.IVith choice Fruit and other Syrups.Physicians, Prescriptions, Family Recipes, with every other description of Domestic Medicines and Medicinal preparations accurately made yp.The undersigned feels confident of being able to give entire satisfaction to thoee Member* of tbe M-dical Profession and families, who msy favor k««iU.b.irp.tro0.|.MitBiw|i|oHT Chemist and Druggis .Quebec.4th Tune.IR52.____________ TO SB1I LAMBS.THE Subscriber offers her services as NURSE TENDER or MIDWIFE, to those who will please to give her a call at 329, Champlain Street.WIDOW KININ.Qiieb**.22 >d Angus».1851.__ ,M .tiKORUG\u2019S HOTEL TiNl SUBSCRIBERS in relnrning t^Tka to th^r friends, Lumber Merchanir^nd others, from ihe country, to Masters of Varela, and to the trsvellrh* community in gemml,- for tbe liberal encouiWemeiit wtûch tb*)f hav* received since com mène ihgbusm^Ei inJmat line, respectfully inform ihemvibat fhelL/rstsblisbment has been much improveiTlqr thg/oenefit and comfort of such as msy honor ifiyfwith their patronage.The TABLE wi\u2019l JeMtundantly furnished ; the Liquors will be onhe best-duality, and nothing shall be wantjpfon thgjUfiftSfr* undesigned to merit a ihnrpdft publ^^^_^ St George\u2019s H St Peter Street, Lower To Quebec, 24lh Mav, 1853.Hone Hay Bakes.With one oj these Rakes the work cf 10 men can be preformed.THE above, with a full assoriment of Cradl«*.Ncythee, Steel Forks, and other sesiosahle agricultural implementa, for aale.HENRY S.SCOTT.Quebec, 18th July, 1863.TOYS, TOYS, TOYS.JUST RECEIVEd'aND FOR SALE: pi/k I'VOZRN aasorted Looking Glasaes, U 10 Caaes of Wuod«u Toys, 10 Cases of Tin Toy», 35 Dozen assorted fuir Brushes, 2 Cases Naked Mills.2 Cases Dressed Iffié», 2 Cases painted >«ile Pencils, 30 Dozen assorted Porte Monates, 2000 French Prints.JAMES PATERSON, St- Nicholas Street, Palace Gate.Quebec, 2nd June.1853.FDR SALE.OX tjhds muscovado sugar, /wO 11 48 do.do./ Molasses, 2 Barrel* B.W.fipdm ft, 20 do.H.W.Wfalelll 10 Casks Rap* Srr-ItljJjlfttwn].19\tdo, do.d'll ^Afined,] 20\tBags Green Coffe^f 100 Boxes Olive Oil.JOHN ANDERSON k CO., Hunt\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, 25th August, 1853.Tint received and for Sale by the Subscriber : 1 TYARRELS Crosse fic Blackwell\u2019s U J> PICKLES, 8 Cases Harvey Sauce, 10 do.Essence Ancliavies, 10 Barrels Mushroom Cktaup, 10 Cases French Caperst 20 do.Mustard, 1 lb A j lb.bottles, and 4 lbs.Jars.W\\ 8.HENDERSON, Comer of St.Paulk Sault-au-Matelot Streets.Quebec, 23rd Sept., 1853.FOR SALE.mTTHDS.MUSCOVADO SUGAR, Xl ex ** AMBAsmmoa.\u201d W.S.HENDERSON.Quebec, 5th October, 1853.For sale, to arrive per \u201cThomas,\u201d from Liverpool.250 TTT \\°* ,*^RTSHF:RRrF: P,G W S HENDERSON.Quebec, 3rd August, 1853.LABRADOR HERRINGS.The CARco.rth,\t- swallow,\" st HUNT\u2019S WHARF., Apply »o W\\ HUNT k Co.Quebec, IS\u2019h October, 1853.DR.BUCHANAN\u2019S PERSIAN REMEDY poa the TOOTH-ACHE.f |>HE relief from pain which follows the use o X tki* remedy for TOOTH-A CHE is immediate am! permanent.Tbe sor-nes# of th# teeth and gums will b# removed, and by its application rendered more sound or healthy.PRICE, Is.3d.From Latest English Papers» THE FEARFUL SHIPWRECK ON BARRA HEAD.rUkTHF.M PA STIC VLARS.Th# Glasgow /feru/d, of Saturday, gives along account of the shipwreck of the Annie Jane, the moat interesting portions of which we subjoin :\u2014 It appears that by great effortstbe vessel was got clear ol a reel of rocks which jutted aeaware, upon which tbe wave» were breaking furiously, sud where it was evident to all that had tbe ship struck, not a soul wuuki have survived to teU the tale.Having rounded the reel, the ship got opposite or into Vate nasb Bay, a large indention with a sandy beach ; and according to the account of one class of the survivors, she was there run a-sbore to escape the reef of rocks which formed the opposite entrance to the bay : and according to the opinon of otheres she was forced in by the lui y of ihe gale.Certain it is that, within twenty minutes after clearing the reel and between twelve and one o\u2019clock on ihe nsaiiuwg of the 29th ult., the ship took the ground with a leaiful confusion.All tbe other oliiceis and crew were, of course on deck a Urge number ol the mail l\u2022*sie!lgers, who held on by the io|ies and rigging, and with Deling» ol despair contemplated their fate, as indicate J by ihe dull outline ol the land, and tne roaring of the suit on the b«-ach.Meanwhile majority of the |>a»»eugers, iuciudu _ man and children, were below in their berths, but the sinking of Ihe ship gave them a fearlul wakening.Many rushed on deck in a state of nakedness ; wives clung to lh*ir husbands, and childien clung to both ; some mute from terror, and others uttering appalling screams, and eagerly shrieking.** 1» there ho(»a f\u201d In tact, thesceue is deenbed by the survivors as the most agonishmg which it could enter into the heart of man to conceive.The floor c ealures had not long to wait for the catastrophe.Alter the first shock was over the passengers rushed to the boats, three at which were placed between Ih- mizentiiasl and the |HK>p and the fourth lay on the tup of the cooking-house forward The lifeboat had already lieen lost ; but, as happens to commonly in such melancholy cases, the boats were of no earthly use.lor they all fixed do* ii and aecured.or lay bottom up.Indeed it is extremely questionable if there was any chance of the living in such a stoun, even bad the means of launching been at hand ; and the belief is.that ihe passenger* had rushed 1», them from Hie instinctive hope ofobtamg relief thereby, oi of preventing the crew making use of them lor their own special preservation.While tne passengers were thus clurteied round the boats, and within a very few minutes after the ship had grounded, she was struck by a sea of (rightful potency.was instantly carried away the dense mass of human he togs into the watery waste, and boats and bulwarks went a long with them.It is the opinion of our informent» that at least 100 of our Kelly, 2 ; Wm Reynolls, 2; Hy ReynolM, 3 ; Jno O\u2019Bryan, 2 ; David Waikley, 2 ; Thos Cook, 2 ; Elu* Barry, 3 ; Jno Kingston, 3 ; J Griffon.2\t; Martin Donohue, I ; Jolia McCarthy, 4 ; Dai.l Walker, I ; Ellen HaJwUtoiie, 2 ; Kyrou Bet.gam, 3\t; Matt Hraye, 1 ; John McConnell, 9 ; Jas Ewart, 7 ; Marg McArley 1 ; Jas Farrell, 2| J^nel McKeihnuw.6; Archy Clarke, I ; Jno Carr, I ; Rubt H-mit-raon, 1 ; Ab Brook, 1 j Duneau McLilGnd.1 ; Jno Chambers, 1 ; Jno Cari.nbo'l, 7 ; Jno Brookes.1 ; Alex McDonald, 5 : I'att 8bea, 1 r Cor Mahony, 3 ; Mary Desmond, | ; Mich Donovan, 2; Marg Connolly 2 ; Jno McDougall, 1 ; Angus Mathieson, 1 ; Geo Lennox, I ; Robt Murray, 1 ; Hugh Murirw, 2 ; Win Car bet t.4 ; Alex Koss, 3; Jno Ryan.I ; Margt McCartney.2 ; Jno Walker, 5 ; Wm Dunlop, 1 ; Alex Walker.I ; Ko.e McCov*, 7 ; David Ross.5; Wm Chisholm, 3 ; Tboa Gal* braitb, 1 ; Harriet Bucker, 1 ; August Friand 1\t; Dan L*»hy,2; CathOates.2; Catb Mater, 2\t; Gilbert Koneaid.I; Jno Snow 2; Richard Drrnpsay, 1 ; Christy Heygendoy, I ; Maria K-nt, 2; Mara Nbaredan, I ; f boa Rulphia, I ; Call» Costigan, 1 ; Tboa Lae, 3 ; Ellen Ferns, I ; Mary l>owena, 3 ; Martba Morrison, I ; That Dirruus, 6 ; Johanna Kennedy, 2; Catb Flanigan.6; Jno Bryan, 7 ; Mary Reilly, 5 ; Sarah Richards, I ; Sarah Joyce, 2 ; Tboa Dover, 2 ; M*ry Reilly, 8 ; Bridget Johnson.6 ; Wm Stack, 1 ; Anna Power, 3 ; Johnson Dowler, I ; AJex G'ahsro, 1 ; Patk Kane, ¦t.Te Ihe ereat i\tI; P*'* Rene, 2: Jas Moran, 1; ê all the*wî! B ,d*et \u2022V1or\u2022,'\u2019 1 : M,,y Howley.I ; J C Den-*.r\tbut ki\"8* I Î Johanna Roher, 8 ; Alfred Allen.1; unr bertha, bat j )lltf Amo, 2 ; Anna J Townly, IO ; Mary Me^ Lilan, 2 ; Catb Borke, I ; Johanna Duffy, I ; KU«*n Duffy.2 ; Patt Donnelly, 1 ; Kitty Parrel, 4 ; K.chell Wilson, 4 ; Miry Kelly, 5 ; Wm Wilson, 3; Betty Logan, 2 Mary Getty, t ; Jss Edmondson, ; Jno McNamara, I ; Pa't Hogan, 2 ; Msry Caaeidy, 2 ; Jaa Maxwell, 1 ; Petar McPherson, I ; Thomas Campbell, I ; Jno Campbell, ' ; Jas Prates, I ; Jno Weir, 1 ; David Caidar.I ; Wm Campbell, | ; Dan Smith, I \u2022 Isabella Calder 2 ; Catb Smith 1 ; Julia Lonehan, 3 ; Peter Ga'.aragb I ; Jas Rogers.3 ; Wm Charles, I ; Alex .MoCrea, I ; Catb Y'uile, 2 ; Jas Wood, 1 ; Jas MeLynatt, 1 ; Mary McLeod, 4 ; Wm Sutherland, I ; Chas Smith, I ; Danl Fréter, 3 ; Bar .McNitna, 1 ; Mary Drury, 2 ; Jno Haberiein.2 ; Jas Col ins, 2.\u2014Total, 334.How Dumas Wsites.\u2014In bis way of working he is as eccentric as in everything else Wnetlier owing to bis African blood, or to some, peculiarity of constitution I know not but he is afflicted with great natural heat of body, and bas difficulty in bearing clothing upon him.So he atnps to hi» shirt\u2014very often dj»rardin# even that, and sits naked, with the exception of short thin drawers.He es'ablishes himselt at a large table, which he sprawls upon rather than sits at in the middle of a large room, and before him are large sheet» of pa|ier.of a uniform size.\u2014From practice he knows exactly how much feuillton each of these she-ts will make.Over this paper ho leMow-crealures perikhed by this fell swoop.The | crouches, in bis state of almost nudity, looking DR.HUNTER\u2019S CELEBRATED EYEWATER.WILL REMOVE anv stage of inflammation and give strength to weak or irritable Eyes.Fordimness of aight occasioned either by age, or loo close attention tc minute objects stands unsurpassed.PRICE, 1».3d.The.Kinÿ» Oil, roa ALL WOUND* ON SU^H \u2022« Bruise*.Cuts, G«lls, Cork», Soie B »- k, Sprain*, Scratches, kr., and wounds of every description, removing all soreness and ¦tiffneM in from one to five days.Thia celebrated remedy was prepared by ordei of King William IV.of Great Britain, under the direction of Mr.Yr-ntt.the celebrated Engliah Farrier, and used l y him in the Royal Mud ol horses only.Full direction* accompanying each bottle.wild wail of the sufierers was heard lor a momen*, and then all was still\u2014at least, as far as this unhappy group was concerned Ttie grvat majority of the women and children, as well as some of thh one, and each succeeding ass tull of the sea carried away its victim or victims.In snort, wilbm one hour after the Annie Jane struck the remaining stumps of her masts went by the bo.ird.and she bu>K- in'.o three pieces An additional number p -nsneb at this disruption ; and all the survivors remained on the poop, w ith the exception ot seven men, who had secur-d themseries on the topgallant forecastle.The poop tortu'iately floated w ell ; and as it was a-bout high water, the wreck was drifted inward» by tha wind and each heave of the sea.when it finally groumleh about4 o'clock a.m The forecastle, with the seven men.came a»hoie, much \u2022 bout the same time.Ihe wreck had been observed Irnrn the Island almost as so mi as the day broke ; and in the first ins ance, seven or eight i»l the Barra men (all who were in the neighbourhood at the time) came down to render such aid as might be in their power.The remains of the mizenmast were still attached by the shrouds to the wreck of the poop, and by the help of the isiandcis it was placed so as to form a sort ot bridge or ladder between the poop and the shallow water, and.as the tide had now fully ebbed, all the survivors got on st.ore without much d tii-ccl y by seven m the morning.When mustered the survivors were loiin-t to number a total ot lu2 ol whom one was a child, 12 were women, and 2,< belonged to the crew, exclusive of the captain who Was also saved.W hen the poop was drifting a»h >re he secured himself upon its skylight.But the de (varied tru-nds ot the survivors weie ashore before them, lor the beach was literally lined hy their dea- bodies, as well as by innumerable fragments of the broken ship, and the light part ol her car \u2022 None ill the survivors es'imat-cd the loss ol I He at less t', and others consider it close up ii 4imi souls.The latter would t>e the case iff ' » iielivtuuals, including children were on hoard, as is generally believed.Almost all Ihe cabi.; naMengers perished mclnding Lieut.Rose.o| Qiieb-c.and hi* wife.Only one child was saved.It belonged to a humble Irishwoman.who, with her two chi dren, was about to |om her husband in America She struggled hard to preset ve them both, hy binding one on her back, and grasping the other in her arms ; but, when the ship paited.the latter was dashed into the sea, and the other remained.Soon after reaching the shore the survivors repairer! to a larm-steaoing, or cluster ot houses, which wa* not lar trom the beach, and repaired their exhausted energies hy rest.The women and officers occupied the houses, anil the seamen and male steerage passengers lay down in the barn, byre, and stable.There wa* no scarcity of provisions, for some barrel* ol beef and poik had been washed ashor, and the Barra people, supplied potatoes.Then came the burying the dead-Uhristinn sepulchre was deemed impracticable, for the church yard wa* ten miles distant, and there was neither carpenters to make coffins, nor proper timber to fashion them fiom for the numerous bodies w hich lay above the ground.Capacious pits were «lug close to Ihe lonely shore, and the |>oof sufferers were deposited therein, ex nelly in the state in which they were cast from the wreck - agirai many, as we have said, being nskerl and mutilated.To this style of burial there were only two exceptions\u2014viz., in the case of Mr.Bell, the first mate, and a French Canadian clergyman or priest, for whose remain* roughly constructed coffins were made by Ihe surviving carpenters from pieces of the wreck.In this w-av 260 bodies had been interred up to .Monday last, when our informants left the i land, but a gicat many still reniaineu unbuned, and indeed every tide threw them up.Such as were saved remained hy the wreck until the tide ebbed, when the waded ashore, the water taking them nearly to the armpits.At daylight the nay waa strewn with dead bodiea to the number ol nearly 300, greatly diafigured.many of them without limbs and head*, and tvrlv *11 naked, thereby showing how instant must have been their deaths, and the fearful strength of the waters which in so short a time made such havoc.\u2018I he emigrant# were mixed English, Irish and Scotch.A hundred houac carpenter» and joiners trom Glasgow were of the number\u2014fresh, able young men : all of \u2018hem have perished.They unfortunately had been in that part of the ship immediately \"hove the eaigo, which gave way tirât, and were among the first that were carried orf.Other» perished in endeavouring to get out of the boats.List of passenger*, with the number in each family, pel ship Anne Jane JnoFaulknor, 1 ; Geo Thom»», I ; Geo Golding 1 ; Henr Searl, 1 ; Cba Walter, I j Wm Joyce, I ; Wm Gray, 1 ; Jno Grogan, 1 ; Waller Fannen 1 ; 1 hos Cavonna, 1 ; Jno Parker.» ; Fred .shannon.I ; Jno Kemirk.1 ; Tboa McCarty, 1 ; Ja» Donnelly I ; Tboa Hawkin#.1 ; Jno Christophe, I ; \u2019I h©» Bengali, 1 ; Jam#» Power, 1 ; James Kelly.1 : Monce Collar.I ; Jam## «.\u2019Brian, 1 |>a /id Williams, I; Henry Clinton, 1 ; Mich Fa vely, I ; Jno Lons, 1 ; Danis Camin, 2 ; Patt takes a bit of an orange, and then on again toiling against time.[ London Paper.VARIETIES.From the New York Courier It Enquirer Oct.28.The atti ude of affairs between Turkey and Russia is at last lets complicated Turkey has cleaily defined her posit ion : that position is at once bold, reasonable and defiant.In fifteen day* the Kuk*i«n was to leave the Provinces or tight tor his footho d ; and the question to be decided now is.will he go, or fight.This is not of such easy decision as tw »or three months ago, it seem-d to be.Ttiere are t wo parties in Rus-*ia as there are in Turkey ; the on.* inclined for | peace ami progress, the other for war and stationary isolation.The war party t,ave carried I the nation with them in Turkey, and although recent events have seemed to indicate that Russia is less belligeient in feeling that she has been ' since these difficulties began, it is by no means impioiiable that thia thr-atening declaration of the Turk may at once create such a teeling in Russia that tne Czar will feel compelled to listen to the demands of the old Russian party and abandon diplomacy for force irrespective of the tutuie action of the Porte Up to the present moment the Ruiisn policy ha» been the policy of Nesselrode : but should the gemu* of the old Russian party\u2014tb# barbaric genius of .Men*caikoff\u2014be once in the ascendant, all further attempts of the diplomacy and négocia, lion will cease, and the domination of might alone ensue.It therefore becomes nece«sary that the character and tendency of Prince Mens-chikoff should be closely studied, for in the cir-cums'ances in wlncu the Imperial Cabinet is now placed, tlial noted individual is not only a Prince an ambassador, a» we brar this morning the actual Governor of Moldavia aud W\u2019allachia, but the incarnati n of a deep seated sentiment.Prince Menschiknff in truth derives his consequence from the fact that be is tbe representative ol ti.e ancient Russian party ; that is the old nobility, in whose eyes the Reforms achieved by Peter the Great, have always appeared as unholy revolutionary changea\u2014that party which hates env.es the existing amoln -ations.and looks forward to the future in hopes cf renew mg the abominations of the past.He is the representive of those violent fanatics, individuals who teel themselves \u2018'cabined, cribbed, confined\u201d within the Doundaries of their vast \u201csteppes\u201d and seek to lay still larger tracts of land in bondage at their feet.He ia the head and front of the declared enemies \"I Europtan civilization, who glory in the absurd belief >hat one day tney will be able to subjugate the western continent and remould it upon their own despotic model.He t* thety(»c u| that party, in fine who know no right but that ol force, no onward match but that die-taled by vile self interest; and who inherit all the barbarous impulses of a Cosaark horde.We have no |s>rtrait ol MENScHixorr, as he has invariably refused to sit to any artist.This great-grandson, however, of Peter the Great's favorite, is about 70 years ot age, ot middle alature has close cut milk-white Hair, a high, open fort, head, sharply defined leatures and a bright sparkling eye.Hi* gait is haughty hut sltghily limping, trom a wound that he received in a similar manner at the siege of Parna, in 1828.It is affirmed that one evening, having given some orders that he wished to see imp'icity obeyed, be atrolled through the camp ; and us he was returning to his quarters he stopped tnd remained wttb legs stretched wide apart while he enjoyed a pinch of snuff, bndüenly the repirt of a heavy gun was heard and the Prince fell heaoiong to the ground.When he was taken up it waa found that a cannon hall had past between hia legs and wounded him severely in the thigh.Prince MKNCHixorr, is one ofthemost extensive larded proprietors in the empire, and counts hit arris by thousands ; hut unlike the generality ot ihe Russian nobles, who throw away their riches in reckless prolusion, he adds daily to bis wealth.Ilia economy ia without a paiallel, and indeed is alated to descend to parsimony of tbe lowest grade.Strange tale are rife about him ; hut grinding his extortion and his avarice in hia patrimonial estate, he knows too well the duties he owt-s to hi* high rank and station in the Nutsun Empire to sm openly against etiquette; and on all grand slate occasion# his appesuance, carnage#, and suite are moat msKnificent He poaseaaeu a \u2022uperly mansion at S(.Petersburgh ; bis estsbiiah-inrnl ot servants and equipage is on a scale ol tbe mo*t lavish expense, and he is surrounded by numerous ald-de-camp glittering in \u201c barbaric gold and peat Is.\u201d Another striking peculiarity of this remarable man is the aversion he entertains for foreigners.Not one\u2014even an ambassador\u2014has ever been permitted to enter hit palace.Nor is this repugnance confined to thoae who are strangers in the strict tense ol the word ; for eevert.1 Finlander* >f eminence, who had been acquainted with him when Governor General of that province, have been denied access to him when they happened to be casmlly at St.Petersburgh ; tbe only favor accorded io them being the permission to take refreshment* m hia ante-chamber*, with tbe upper servant* of the bouse.lie i* both rough and fickle; and when anything n (Tende him, become# absolutely brutal.It ie whispered in hi* own territories that at 'imrebe h*e entertained ideas of freeing himeetf from me imperial yoke ; but while he bond* to it at pn« THE MORNING CHRONICLE; MONDAY.NOVEMBER 7.1953 \u2022\u2022nt from motive* °f \u2022varie* or \u2022nbitioa.h« re-voagfe hu offlcisl \u2022ervitudv by browbeatia*,thr«-atvninf «ltd «baamy all who bava the miafortune to be ronnacUrd wi b him ; and \u2022\u2022 he ia a mai.ol couanterabie talent and indomitable enerf jr be auc* ceeda m «t oiarve louai) in hia amiable occupa* tio*i.it ia not theretore to be wondered at that he baa many enemie*.MawacHiKorr u married to the Princea Dot* ooaooai.by whom be baa a aou and a daughter.Such are the leading traita and the politic* and demeanor of tbi» Ruasian Prince of whom we have lately heard ao much, aa given in a pamphlet by Lkokzom lk Due, who wn the Chargé de Mu \u2022ton to the C urta of Ruaaia and Finland, and who i aadenved all hia facta eiiber from peraonat observation or from the moat authentic document*.oojbajt btuaxmcb am, t \u2022 a a i l.From\tFor Africa.Liverpool.\tNew York.Oct 2'?Kuiopa.Liveipnol.\tBoaion.d advance in flour warns us tbut corn i> scaice.Ru->ia, from which England ordinarily imports mo*e grain than from any other country, the Baltic and the Black sea supplying 1,301,639 quarters, ol which 733,571 were wheat, ha*, of course, closed her ports both to England 8c France ; sever- al states in Europe are already experiencing c.!,ill\"*l ^ 1>lyt,!,l>uAh *° efnbark paa«engera.\t\u2014 r\ti cU-are l lrm the Luatom-huuse on the 12: pendence on those who labor, and are miscalled the poor.Tbe laboring people are only poor because they are numerous.Numbers in their nature imply poverty.In a fair distribution among a vast multitude none can have much.That class of dependent pensioners called tbe rich is so ex-trem ly small, that if all their throat* were cut, and a distribution made of all they consume in a year, it would not give a bit of bread and cheese for one nights* supper to these who labor, and who in reality feed both the pensioners aud themselves.\u2019* There is no governmental or legislative method of either producing or keeping off good or bad tunes.I hey are in every respect providential and the anly cure is providence\u2014a careful providing against a rainy day.It is true, that the high prices so rapidly follow high wages and ample employment, that during (he high season it is next to impossible, with many, to provide against low wages, slack euijdo 'inent,and high prices.But as surely a» night follows day so do low wages produce low prices as high wages invariably make high prices.The time of calamity is perhaps, generally speaking, not of longer d ration than the period of prosperity.(rood and evil are pretty equally distributed.W e have this only to repeat \u2014\u201c Flour has advanced 2s 6d.\u201d It behoves every man to see what he is about.Arrival of the English Mail.The Africa's English mail arrived here yesterday morning.febort as was the re port of news by telegraph it contained nearly every item of importance.The lollow-ing additional information may not be unacceptable :\u2014 The Rusto-Turkiah question haa passed into a very kmous aiage ; war I» declared and accepted I he corn tr*de intimately connected with this contest continues in an injurious tension ol danger and uncertain*/, and has its tree action cnpi led just at a time when the deticiency in the gram \u2022*ropa ol we-tern Kuro|>e require ihe fullest ami freest exercise ol all its activity energy and re-souives.i hut the contest between Russia and 1\u2018urKey will come to a bloody issue is now but too ceitam.W iihm the last eight days the weather has been again on the whole unfavorable to agriculture ; ram ami fogs bave prevailed.In the south of Kue staves.Im W I R O staves.450 std pine deals.160 do deal ends, 6 cords latbwood.by A Gilmour A Co.Per Bug John Thoni|>*on.White, for Lyming-ton\u201476 tons red pine 164 do is bite pine.800 std \u2022 piuee deals, ISO do pine deals, 120 do deal ends, 4 cords lathwood.by A Gilmour A Co.Per Scbr Saucy l.aas, Couch, for St.John's, Nfld\u201474 bbla potk 756do flour, 60 do Indian meal.15 do beef, 128 tinette butter, by H J Noad & Co.Per Schr Eliza A Mary, Desjardins, for St.George\u2019s Bag\u2014500 buvhels salt, 47 do flour, 4 tinetts butter, 4 stoves, 1 bbl pork, by Neil Chis- Some government officials in Three Rivers are exerting themselves, we are informed, to obtain a public dinner for Mr.Attorney General Drummond, for certain improvements effected on the St.Maurice.Mr.Tolette fancying that he is the party who is most entitled to such a mark of public favor, as undoubtedly he is, views the affair with not a little jealousy.We have to acknowledge the recei pt of the \u201c AlmanacI Canadien de la Ruche Littéraire\u201d for lajl-, which contains very much interesting and useful information, and to which is appended a ** Petit Traité d\u2019Agriculture.\u201d Humane and Liberal.\u2014The New York Commercial Ailvertiser says:\u2014The .fi\" Mivk8sels arr,st^ quebec a,,d latbwood, 100 std pine dea'a, by H A F.I\tMUW l Kr.AL.Livarpool, Oct.20\u2014Oregon, ¦ - ; Lady Hobait Clark ; Colonist, Alexander.II\u2014Conqueror, M'Aulsy.Deal, Oct.21\u2014Canada, Nelson.19-KUen, Irvine, for Ipawicb.16\u2014Kmelia, Gunderson, for Hull.Sunderland.Oct.19\u2014Arab, Burton.18\u2014 Au< k and, Singlatoo.Douglas Oct.>9\u2014Ariadne.\u2014\u2014.Dublin, Oct.17\u2014Maty Muir,Crawford.Grimsby, Oct.20\u2014Arran.Warren.Grauxemouth, Oct 19\u2014Albyn.Milne.Hull, Oct.19\u2014lenny Pitta, Snow.SAILED FOR WUEBKC.Belfast, Oct 16\u2014Urgent, Boag.ENTERED FOR LOADING.Liverpool.Oc.18\u2014St.Lawrence, M'Maater, for Montreal.Dartmouth Oct.18.\u2014The brig Salaria.Madge, which sailed for Quebec about five week* since, pu' back this morninz ; bore up for long 19 W., having experienced d-eadfol weather to the westward very leaky, with loss of sails, and otherwise damaged.Hull.Oct 13\u2014The following further particulars of the total lots by tire of tba barque Douglas, Captaii Mellon, of this port, from Leith for Queb-c.are extracted from a letter received by the owner*, Messrs.Brown, Atkinson, and Co., from the raptain On Sunday.Sep*.II, at 12 p.in., tbe raptain found the torrbold of the ship full ol smoke, upon which ihe hatches wer# taken olT, when it was discovered that the coala were on fire.AH hands were got down, and the coala trimmed away, but at 5 o\u2019clock it got so bad that it wss impossible to remain in the bold mote taan two or three mtniites.By 8 o\u2019clock no one could go into the hold, and an attempt was then made to extinguish the fire by water, but it waa fruitless.In this state tbe captain rounded the ship for Newfoundland, she b^mg then under double reefed topsails, with the wind blowing from the N W A^ioat midnight a few things belonging to the crew- and passengers were got on deck.; tho boat* were made ready for putting out and at 6 in the morning of the 12th.tbe land was made.At noon the boat* were got out.The captain hailed a small schooner under tbe land, which ran into Rurgeo, and tent out a pilot, who however, was with difficulty persuaded to goon board the Douglas Bv this time the fire had so increased that it waa impiuaible to get to (be fore part of the vessel.Hovmver, at Fast, the pilot went on board, and ran thl ship into the harbour.Efforts were made to ge^elow the decks, but this was altogether impqfepble, so that tbe only thing to be done was to smp as much as could he saved from the masts and sails.Ry 10 o\u2019clock the ship was entirely deserted by the crew and passengers, who were landed, and in halfan hours time the burst into flames.She was burnt to the water\u2019* edge before morning, having been entirely consumed in 30 hours from tbe time of the discovery of the lire.Th» apot where tbe ahip'a company and p vsengers were landed is about 70 milea to the eastward of ('ape Kay.and about 130 mile» Krom Sydney.Subsequently the paa-sengera were forwarded to Quebec in aalety.Liverpool, Oct 9\u2014The Amoy hence for Quebec, which put into Ntudwall, Roads, Sept.28, leaky, has been towed back to'this port.KECHAnOS\u2019 rasrrnrra .GENERAL MEETING Comparative Statement of Amrn/v and Ton* n>fee, at this Port, in 1852 A 1^53 up to the 5th November, inclusive, in each year :\u2014 Vessels.\tTonnage.1852.\t1062\t453 603 1853.\t1165\t520.275 More this year 113 66,472 SUIPPINU INTELLHztiNCKa PORT OF~QURBX:C.ARRIVED.Nov 3.Bark F.lizsha'h, Nowell, 2d Sept.Port Talbot, Pemberton Bro*., railway iron.Nov 6.Brigt.Adah, Vigneau, 15 days, Halifax, J.A J.Mitchell, sugar and molasses.Swsn.CroweTl, 21 days, Canso, H.J.Noad A Co., fish.3 pas.Schr.Jsmea Parker, Forest, 12th Oct., Halifax, order, sugar, Ac.Clifford, O\u2019Biyan, 15th do.Halifax, J.A J.Mitchell, sugar, Ac.Ship Jane Glassen.Simpson, 13th Sept.Liverpool, C.A W.Wurtele, iron, 33 pas.CLEARED.Nov 4.Steamship Sarah Sands, Ilsley, Liverpool, Gillespies A Co United Kingdom atul in America this sum- u apjiears that the wind was blowing very strong, met*.The merchant, the shipbuilder, tbe tradesman, the mechanic, and the labourer have earned largely.It is the consciousness of such having been the case which is our excuse for arousing the public mind to a sense of coming danger that bad times are at hand and squander their present earnings they have themselves to blame for whatever calamities may come upon them.There is surely flour enough, and more than enough in the Quebec market for home consumption, but, if it is much in demand at home, means will be found to send some of it off or at all events a sufficient excuse be found for keeping up its price The State oj Maine oi 31st Oct., says :\u2014 Tbe Portland ship *innr IE,/«Mum is taken up fa.Livcrp«)ol.ta carry F our at 3s.6d.tterling fro a Po Hand to Liverpool.She ta about 8 *i umi the captain, Who was on deck, was about to double feet the topsails, when the ship began lurching heavily, and shortly tilled ai.d went d«»vvn in de-p water Reed took refuge in the tnizen'op, and getting bo !cks swam otf fn-m the sinking vessel, and was If r.or.nlu.Ifnmv P'c*£e^ ul*> alter being irn hours and a ball in the I1 f\twater, by the brig Mitchel Grove (os reported under tbe hea«l \u201c Dover.\u201d) He saw the mate abom live hours af er leaving tbe wieck.lloiti g on a plank, and a Lascar seaman on a coop ; Capt mi liutterworth had his wife and two children «in boar«l.who were accompanying him to Plymouth, rttenew consisted of upward* ol 5ü men.The following is a li»t of the passenger, on board at the tun-:\u2014 Mr and Mrs.Un-(forw od.and turee children ; Mrs.Simpson, and thr-*e children ; and Miss Radford.The Com-( inrrciul Daily Li*t says the Underwriters esti-l ma e t'ieirlo>s on goods at upwards of X70,000.FriAXCK.\u2014It has been rumoured that the Ku'sun Ambassador has notified to the French Government that should a curpt a'armte be sent \\ to Turkey he will look upon it aa tantamount to tona u/rttteu, ant will carry from lOJKJO to 124)0 1\tmf,a W,U\tr'UUOt\" bbla ol Gara ia Fiour, brought over the Railway ' Cunard Mail Steamship Company hava pre- ship Arran, Milea.Liverpool.Gilmour A Co.-ented to Mrs.Maxwell, widow of Mr.Maxwell, second officer of the screw steamer Andes, one hundred pounds sterling, and to «Mrs.Hutchins, widow of Capt.Hutchins, of the same steamer, five hundred pounds.It will be remembered that Mr.Maxwell was washed overboard by a sea which struck the Andes, and Captain Hutchins was so injured that he died before reaching land.'I he widow of the latter has four children; Mrs.«Maxwell lias no family.trom Mo tr-ah the amnuncemeni ot this charter on Saturday\u2014it b *ing the commencement of a new trade\u2014pr«>tuceil n > small sti on change.\u2014 It it an event ol great significance, as the com-aimcemeut of an expjrt rado in FI mu, tro n Portland 11 Liverpool Letters from New Yoik eg'ireu the belief that m «uey matters will s»«n im,> ove Tne I'e-lmg is that prices will not, for the ,-resent, f>l «w«, ITnit-d >tatei stock ha.gone up to 123, the highest figure it hes ever reached.The mire horrible eftects of famine will not be directly felt here where there is even in the wor.t seasons enough to eat; but the indirect effects in ship-lcvcr, bankruptcies, li mted employment, and lo«v wages will be experienced.It is true, the Very cau-r.to some extent of this mischie! to u% will produce a reactionary effect.There will be a larger German, French, and United Kingdom immigration, and the shipping and limber trades of this continent will be more prosperous and our mineral Toe app\u2019ication for French generals, which it is st «le«t na.t^^\u2022\u2022\u2022n made l the Government by the >u!t4ii ol Turkey will.it is believed be rH'use«l though leave nf absence for a limited number may not b perished in the Arctic Kxpedi tion.At their death the pensions are to descen-t to his brother and si*ter.It is stated that on the return of the Emperor to I\u2019aris the day ol the intended coronation will be announced.The I\u2019.ins Correspondent of the (Thromcle opines that the Empress Eugenie is again in an inter- sting siHiu'ion.** It has,\u201d he says,** been icmarke M'ice th*^ Emperor has been at Compeigne, that bis Majesty.wh»-n driving out with the Empre-s when at the thea're.and on other public occasions place* her on nis right hand, in place of on the left, wh-re she gene,ally sits.According to one of t- e ancient usag-# o, the French monarchy, it w «* only w hen tne Que**n was enciente that she w isplaccd on the right land of the Sovereign.That custom was restored by the present Emperor a few months ago, when the Empress Ffogenie was in an interesting situation ; and it is consequently and agricultural productions be in greater concluded that her daje.ty n once moie in a po demand.That which however is now to »¦ ion to hold oat to Louis Napoleon an expects-be luokefl to i* ihe tint t-lWt, of «.rci,, \u2019\t',r,r h\"\t«I» r.n.,k«l ao dial Hey may be partially provided a-gainsl.Let the work'ng rnnn hoard his savings that he may be able to help himself and assist his neighbour in the day uf trial.That the public may be convinced that there is just ground for apprehending bad tunes, we copy this other extract from the St'Ue of Maine's article on \u201c .Money and Business\u201d :\u2014 T,ie ilecline in the price af Consols to 91 3-4, and in th'* amount of bullion in Ihe bank to Xi5,* fl jj OJU indica cs a great change m the features ot tbe English market.The advance in the rate of interest during the same short perio«l from 2 per cent, to 5, shows a d-t-rmiuatiori on the part of | the b«uk to discourage speculation which has increased largely or the past twelve months.The Australian trade has declined materially, resulting in large fosse* to shippers.A contemporary aaya :\u2014 \"The mere idea or suggestion that war would or might follow the ovgoiia'ions pending for some time |>ai>l, has duveii tbe price ol consols ilowii to 91 3-Jd 92.wiiifo their value three months since was two per cent premium.Tne fall since May last is fully ten per cent.That this is mo.nenfoua period for government* and foi capitali-ts may h-* seen in the fact tha' such a grand change for so short a time has not oc ur.etl at eight «liflerent periods of the pieser.t century.These perio«l* were marked with extraordinary events which disturbed F.urope generally or great Brit un especially.We refer to these dates, showing the price and the fall in English Three-per-cent Consols :\u2014 that the Empress, contrary to h- r ordinary habit, goe* to the chase in a carriage, and not om horseback.\u201d RUSSI A AND TURKEY\u2014The Sultan has demanded that not onlvehaM the fleets of France ami England pass the 0 irdannel'es.hu' in addition, shall cruise in the Blai-k .Sea, in order to prevent the Rmsinns drawing their provisiuns from Sebastopol.It i* stated thit this demand ha* b -n i ««cessitated by the reduction of the Tur ki*h fleet in the Bosphorus, many of which are empl wed in transporting the reinforcements to the arm/ of Ali Pacha in Asia.Yeer.\tDéclin** from\t\tExtent of Fall.1802\t79\tto 66 1-4\t12 3-4 1803\t73\tto 50 1-4\t22 3-4 1814\t72 1\t\u20222 to 62\t10 1-2 1815\t65 3-4 to 53 2-8\t\t11 7-8 1819\t79\tto 61 7-8\t14 1-8 1825\t94 1\t-2 to 75\t19 1-2 1830\t94 1-4 to 77 1-2\t\t16 3-4 1847\t94\tto 78 7-8\t15 1*3 New Raktinq and Ship-building EstaRLtSHHtMent.\u2014The Kingston Daily Herald says :\u2014A Quebec Company has purchased from the heirs of the late .Mr: Garralt, «Smeoe Island, which contains over fourteen hundred acres.Tbe East end of the Island is to be u*ed for a rafting and ship-building establishment, for which it is admiraly badapted.A new paper has been issued in Quebec, called The Canadian Colonist.TURNPIKE ROADS.NOTICE is hnahv giv«n, that th# tun», for receiving TENDERS for IMPROVING tha ROADS namrd in ih# advarlisetmol dated th# 22nd day of October last, (except the Point L»vi and St.Henri Road, for which Tendeis will be received goTuksday next, as therein mentioned) is EXTENDED to th* THIRTEENTH DAY of DECEMBER next, at NOON; on which day TENDERS will also be received for MACADAMIZING sod PERFECTING the following ROADS, in roofo'mity with the Plans and Specifications 'o be seen at the Oflce, on and alter the twzntt*ninth initant.viz:\u2014 The Stonzham Hoad from François La-(rance'a, for a distance of four milea and a ball ; *1 ha Lake Beauvoet Road, from François Lelrance\u2019s, for a di tance of two miles ; The Mraxaz KoAuEronr.eciing the St.Char-lea Road north and the & Joseph Road ; The Road recently Edered to be opened by the Municipal Council J! the County ot Quebec, between the Parishee of Cherleebourgh and St.Ambroise, ae described in the Process Verbal of the said Council ; The St.Al'Odstin Road, for a distança of fiva milea from the place to which it is now provided that the «aid Road shall be macadamized ; The Road, connecting the 8t Foy and St.Charles Roads, tbrou.h Holland Farm; The St.Claire Road, connecting the St.Charles and St.Jaseph Roads ; The Bouao Rotal Road commencing at tbe Beaupirt Road, for a distance of two miles ; The Laval Road, commencing at the Beau-port Road, for distance ol three milea ; The Road connecting the St.Charles Road north with the Charlethourg road; Tbe Road continuing the Road from the Church of the Parish of St.Foy to the Cove Road.The namee of two Sureties must accompany any Contractor's proposal, and the Trustees ot the Quebec Turnpike Roads do not engage to accept the lowest tendais if tbe party so tendering is not thoroughly competent to execute the work in a satisfactory man net.J.PORTER, Secretary Quebec, 7th Nov., 1853.HE tbe GENERAL MECHANICS' for the ELK suing year, EVENING NEX Rooms, FREEMA PAST SEVEN o\u2019.By BRAND THUNK RAHWAY COMPANY OF CANADA.N.HX-A ri?L teq Stadacona Debating Club.\u2014A special meeting; was field on Friday evening h't, when tbe following gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing quarter :\u2014 PnxsiDXNT \u2014VV.D Dupont.1st Vick-Puksidkitt\u2014F.Langlois.2np Vicz-Prksidknt\u2014P.O.Shaw.Sf.crf.tart-I RF.ASCRF.R\u2014T H.Grant.Com.wittf.k of MANAGEMENT.\u2014Messrs.J.Glass, J.F.Turnbull, and K.C Scott.We have been favore-t with the perusal of a telegraphic communication, from which we learn the following highly important informa'mn.\u2014 The despatch\u2014written from a mercantile house in Liverpool, under date ofthe22d ult , to a gentleman in this city\u2014saya : *\u2022 Ship* are in great demand.Six year vessels selling readily at Ten Pounds Five Shillings per-ton register.Timber advanced two-pence per-foot.*'\u2014(Mercury) BIBLE SOCIETY JUBILEE FUND.Eveline, Till, London, Ritchie k Co.Columbia, Pioal, Hull, Symrs ft Co.St.Patrick.Kinny, London, W Price.Bark James.Slev.ns, St.Ives, Pemberton Broa.Fe-ot.:i, Atkin.Falmouth, H A E Buratall.- Sf ctnghill, McGregor, Stranraer, Symes A Co Brig Dykes Peters, Maryport,\tdo.hchrTwo Brothers.Coimier, Batburat A Cara-quet.Noad ft Co.Brigt Vitula, Matheson.Miramiehi, Noad & Co.Nov 5.Ship Advance, Guthrie, Liverpool, Gilmour ft Co.Orleans.Henderson, do, Gillespies ft Co.Montrose.Hue.Cardifl, H & E Buratall.Bark Pearl, Wilson.London.Symea ft Co.Berlin, Litt, Donegal, Benson & Co Anne, Atkinson, Bristol, LeMesurier Ac Co -Champion, Cochrane, Greenock, A Borrow- man.-Sarah Louisa.Peake.St Ives, Gilmour Ac Co Brig John Thompson, White, Lymington, do Scbr Saucy Lass, Couch, St Johns, Nfld, Noad k Co.-Eliza Ac Mary, Desjardins, St George\u2019» Bay, N Chisholm.ENTERED FOR LOADING.«Vtime*.T\u2019ont.For.Bo KTitm.HTterr.Nov 4.Maranham, 453, Newcastle» Burstall*.Blais firm York.1015 Liverpool.Benson ft Co, New Liv Velocity.71, Piigwa«h.Noad & Co, Fraser\u2019s Wf Roslm Castle, 450, Plymouth, Gilmour Ac Co.Wolfe\u2019s Cove Nov 5.Transit, 219.Hull F.W A'kinson, Atkinson's Wf British Queen, 487, Bristol, Benson Ac Co.Blais\u2019 J K L, 757.\tdo do Bsmfield's Wf Lord Sidmouth, 595, Greenock, Gillespies Ac Co.Sillery Cheviot, 1039 Liverpool Burstalls, Miinn\u2019a Wf Mary, 27, Shippigan.Noau Ac Co.Koad\u2019s Wf THE HAPPY RESULTS FROM THE USE OF DR.M\u2019LANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, (£3^ Are daily forcing themselves before the public.Our citizens will apeak out.Read tbe following : This is to certify that I waa troubled with liver complaint for six months, and being advised by s friend to use Dr.M'Lane\u2019s Celebrated Liver Pills, I got two boxes, and by the time I had finished taking them the disease had entirely dis-appeired.I therefore Irheerfuliy recommend them to all afflicted wiihlirrrr complaint, or any other disease arising from excess of bile.MRS.CARNES, No.5, Clinton Street.New York.P.S.Tbe above valuable preparation, also Dr M\u2019Lane\u2019s Celebrated Vermifuge, can now be bad at all respectable Drug Stores in this city.Purchasers will please be careful to ask for, and take none but Da M\u2019LANE\u2019S LIVER PILLS.There are other Pills, purporting to be Liver Pills now before the public.[14.] MARRIED.On Tuesday evening last, at the Rectory, by the Rev.Gi-o.Markie, D.D., Aa*Tr Gravely Esq., Advocate, to F.lixs Ann burton, daughter of tbe late Capt.Burton.Apples for Sale.THE undersigned has about 300 Barrels of ex cellent W1NTEIL APPLES, Greenings, Pippins, Pommes Grisel, Ac.Ate., for sala at ARNOLD\u2019S STORE, Aua-le-Port Street.T J.FRENCH.Quebec, 7th Not., 1853.\t3 FAI.I# STJPPIaY.PRINCE\u2019S BAY OYa\u2019KRS.at the CITY RESTAURANT, dirAt from Tzanr At Co., No.4 Boat.Washington A|grk«t, New York.English Porter on draft.Quebec, 7th Nov., 1853.\t3 TAR, TAR.JUST ARRIVED anA for Sale by the SUBSCRIBER:\u2014 1 150 Barrels AMERlC Quebec, 7th Nov., 1853.AN TAR.H.3.DALKIN.r Admimiow Box, 2».* Ir.en at HALF-PAST 8KVF.il.Cur-at EIGHT o\u2019clock meciaelyl , Room will he provided for thel.adiea.ice open from II o\u2019clock, A.AL, to 4 ï M , on the day of peiformsnceywhen an he had.>king allowed.Band of the Regiment will attendVon ruit Reirtnai et Prlnc«|M.2nd November, 1853.London Tailoring Establishment, No.1, HOPE STREET.THE SUBSCRIBER begs to tender hia heat (banka to his many Customers, Civil and Military, and to inform them and the publiegene-rally, that he has rereraod hi% Supply of PVtLI.and WINTER GOODs/andls prepared to execute all mdera in hia Kqe ¦ such a manner aa cannot fail to give satisraotiom To his Stork of OotA, the Subscriber meet earnestly invites the attention of the Public.They have been purchased in England direct from the manufacturers, and were selected with tbe express view of their adaptability to tbe peculiarities of the climate of Canada.D.MORGAN.Quebec, 2Mh September, 1853.ANCHOR BREWERY.8t.Vallicr flreet, foot of Palao* Gftto.MR.BOSWELL begs to inform his Customer* tbit he has REMOVED his business to his NEW PATENT BREWERY, 8r.Val-r ira SrxxxT, foot of Paiace Gate, in tbe PREMISES formerly kr#wn aa Clrakiiiub\u2019s Bakent.\t1.\t¦ » He avails tfimetf oMbiaf^Au(unify of returning thank» for the aigport A haa received, and to insure hi* Customers the qiEiily and character of his ALES and POKTKK8'*jll be equal to any in the Market, from the faef of bis NEW PATENT BREWERY being filled op with all the New Patent Steam improvements lately introduced to the trade in England.Quebec, 7th October, 1853.ATTENTION.ROAD SURVEYOR'S OFFICE, City Hali, QueW.llkOetobcr, 1861.IN consequence of SOllA'.Lf\u2019AlRS to ba don# hy the Ordnance at gp.TOWN'S GATE, the Passage Way for Carnages will ba CLOSED UP from MONDAY, tbe 10th inaunt, for a few days.By order,\t_ JOS.HAMEL, Road Surveyor. THE MORNING CHRONICLE.MONDAT.NOVEMBER 7.1853.AUCTION SALES.of Hone*, OuiUge*, SoT Will\ton TUK8DAT mjK, S iSIm^LbS Of Mn.DRyicOLL, 81.Low»* Stroet SUNDRY HORSE^Kuief which tbt tho- ro«»h-t»#dSu»«l\u2014'IJtrwML Cortt, HaiBflM Hjtm Clothim» 4-c_ o\u2019clock F.H.RALL 5, 7th Nov., 1853.\tA.k B.Sale of Une Teas, Sugar, Coffee, he., 4c, There will b« offeterf, by Aoctkw, et WAI.TER C.HRNDERBON'b VTORK, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, th* 9ih uiatsst, et T W O o\u2019clock, P.M.\u2014 \u20227AA T) ACE AGES choice\teorl^TIA li/Vf X vlr.i \u2014Gunpowder, Imperial, Old and Young Hvaon, Hfaon Twankay, Oolong, loucboiig, and Cange, 100 Hbda.vary blight Porto Rico Sugar, SO Tierces Butch Cru abed do.It Hbda.Refined 12lba.Luoeoe, axpccted in lime per \u201cUniverse.\u201d 00 Barrela.f Green, Routed, end Ground 76 Poekeuf Coffee, 100 Bo»u,^ 20 Cuke Cneete, 10 Hbda.De&uyper\u2019a Gene 3\tdo.\tIwut\tdo.:-0 Boxes Fancy Soap, Boat, Almond ano Yariednted, 30\tdo.\tPeteit Sperm Candles, 10\tdo.\tdo.\tdo.\tCarnage do.100 do.BnUtnnt Spann, 20 fitrreJniperni Oil, BOO Barmin Ucntfsol Salt, 1 60 Packege# TeHuco, 6 Hbda.Dmhnm MuaWrd.\u2014And if arrived I» ttme, per \u201c Vi*mi»M 106 Barrels Pitch, 16# de.Tu, SS\tde.\tJ MAjrHAM, Quebec, 7thNov., 1S53.\tA.k B.FURS! FURS!! OMBZirO TKA2>H SALS.By Auction, at the SUBSCRIBERS\u2019 STORES, on WF.DNESDAY NEXT, ibe 9tb November, to commence at ONE o\u2019clock, P.M.precisely.Potitiw*li vritkovt reterrt, lo close Coiuignmenls ansi the last Extensive Sale this Season.A VALUABLE aaiortment of CAN ADA and LONDON MANUFACTURED FURS and JDHËSSED SKINS, computing\u2014 BOAS\u2014German Mink, Murrtiaah, Sable, Mink, Stone Marlen, Squirrel, ftc , Ac.RIDING BOAS and a ICTtwlINES of the same.GENTLEMEN\u2019S BOAS\u2014ifink.Marten, fcc.CAPS\u2014all Fur and Fur Banda\u2014Aatracan, Rue-aia Lamb, S.S.Seal, Otter, Plucked Otter, German Mink, Sabla.NeuUia, Ac.Ac.Mila end Glovea assorted.Aatracan Coats and Robéa.And a variety of other article*.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 DRESSED SKINS of (be above mentioned deacriptiona.r\tG.A H.GIBSONE.Quebec, 7th Nov., 1853.Will be told, by Auction, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 11th instar t.at th* STORES of W.8.HENDERSON :\u2014 100 U**08* BrRIGHT MUSC0VAD0 30 Tierce* Loaf Sugar, 600 Package* Freah Teaa, |00 Bags cleaned Bengal Rice 100 BoXea Belmont Sperm Cand' 20 Case* Genuine Sperm Candle*, 60 Boxes Tobacco.\u2014ArTXR WHICH,\u2014 75 Kega Putty, in Bulk and Bladders, 200 Cwt No.I White Lead, 10 Caaka Spirit* Turpentine, 30 do.Rose Nails.\u2014And if arrived in time :\u2014 250 Barrel* Cryatalixed Sugar.ÉJTSale at TWO o\u2019clock.P.M.W\tF.LAROCHE, Jr., Quebec, 7th Nov., 1853\tA.A B.SÂLBBY AUCTION ~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, Belonxinr to the Succession of the laie D.1VID BURR ET, Esquire.ON THURSDAY, the 10th November next, at NOON precisely, at the COUNTING HOUSE of the said late DAVID BURNET, Esquire :\u2014\t, , .lB,|y._Tne COTTAGE, lately occupied by him in the Fief Sillery, Pariah of St.Foy, containing over Thirteen Arpents in euperfiae*.with an excellent House, llut-houses.\t&c' In any day iiom 10 to 12 «J \"K TURNPIKE ROADS.TENDERS will be received at the OFFICE OK THE TURNPIKE TRUST, «mil TUESDAY, the FIFT EENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, at TEN o\u2019clock in the lore-noon, for Baliglng, Repairing, and Maintaining in Good Order, daring the Winter, the following Roads, vix.:\u2014 The Cove Road, from the City limita to Victoria Cove, (including the Kilmarnock Road, from ita junction with the Cove Road, to the Point wher# it intersects the St.Lewis Road.) The bt.Lewis Road, from the City limits, to the third mile Post, (including the Belvidere Road, connecting the bl.Foy and St.Lewis Road*).From Ibe third mil* Post to the foot ofCarouge Hill.The St.Foy Road, from lha City limits, to tbe third mile Poat.From the third mile Poat, to the point where it joins the St.Lewia Road on tbs Carouge Hill.The Route de 1\u2019Egliae, bt.Foy, connecting the St.Foy and bt.Lewi* Roads.The buéde Road, from its poiul of junction with the Foy Road, to tbo point w here it joins the Champigny Road West.The Champigny R'af Weat, from fis point of junction with the SuédJRoad, to Hough\u2019s Farm.Tbe Champigny R#d Fast, from tbe point where it joins tbe SKdk Road, to ita junction with the Ormiére Rom.1 The St.Gabriel Ko4,Arom its poaotef junction with the Champigny Road East, 10 the point where it joins the Route de I\u2019Egliao.Tbe Ormiére Road, from its junatlon with the St.Cbarlea Road North, to tbe Bri^g* over tbe St.Charles at tbe Indian Villaa* of Loiette.Tbe bt.Joseph Road, from toe Bridge over tbe St.Charles at the Indian Village of Lorette to the point where it joins tbe Charleabootg Road.Tbe St.Chariee Road South, from tbe City Pmita, to Ibe Weal Lima of tbo Farm bolonging la the lepw sent atm.* of the ham Bar Deabarats, *$rom the last named point, to the St.Charles Road North at Plamondon\u2019s.The St.Charles Road North, from ita intersection with the St.Charles Road South, at tbe property of P.Langlois, Esq., to the East Line of the property belonging to the representative» of the late James Black, Eaq.Frou tbe last named point to ita point of junction with the St.Charles Road South.The Beauport Roiui, from ita point of j-inetion with the Gharlesbourg Road, to Beauport Church.From Beauport Church to the loot of Montmorency Hill.The Ange Gardien Road, from Montmorency Bridge to the foot of Ange Gardien Hill From the last named point, to th* Line dividing the Parishes of Ange Gardien and Chateau Richer.The Charlesbourg Road, from the Toll House at Dorchester Bridge, to the second mile Poat.From the second to the fifth mile Poet.The above named Roads muet be fifteen feel wide, and kept free from Cahols and Drifts, and every Contractor will be bound, immediately after a Snow Storm, to cause each and every mile included in hie Contract, to be simultaneously repaired.Tenders to state the rate per mile at which the work will be undertaken.Tbe names of Two Sureties must accompany any Contractor\u2019s Proposal.The Trusters of the Quebec Turnpike Roads do not engage to accept the lowest Tender, if the parly so tendering is not thoroughly competent to execute the work in a satisfactory manner.J.PORTER, Secretary.Quebec, 28th October, 1853.Canadian Steam Navigation Company.Tbe first-class Powerful Screw Steamship* CLEOPATRA,.1500\tTon*.ONTARIO.(Building,).1750\t\u201c ERIE.Do.1750\t\u201c HURON.Do.1750\t\u201c SARAH SANDS,(Chartered,).1300\t11 THESE Vessels will maintain a regular communication BETWEEN LIVERPOOL, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL, aailing Twice a Month during Summar, commencing ^pril, 1854; and between LIVERPOOL AND PORTLAND Once a Month duiiog Winter, commencing November next.WINTER SERVICE, 1853-64.Between Liverpool and Portland, as uhdi*:\u2014 FROM BIRKENHEAD DOCK.LIVERPOOL SARAH SANDS.Thuraday, Nov.17.CLEOPATRA.FROM POI SARAH SANDS.CLEOPATRA.[buradaj, Dec.lND.iturday, Dec.slurday, Jauy.FAR First Cabin, (including Fare from Portland to .Montreal,).20\tGuineas.Second Cabin (rsserved\tbertha).14\t\u201c Ditto .12\t« Steerage.6 These rates include Proviaiona.Fubioht :\u201460a.per ToN,t)îJr, k'rrÿember, for account of 1 on the WEST INDIA WjfARF :\u2014 4 r^i\\ TXHDS\tÎ very adperior porto 150HXTierc*.,?ifcoSUGAR, 60 Puncbeouh^n# I'a**OXF:S PARENT ADAMANTINE « UU LJ CANDIEl each 24 lbs.\u201c Neva Stesrine Co.St.PeterJurg,\u201d superior to Belmonts, put up expresslwlor family use.'GIBB, LANE k Co.Quebec, 27th October, 1853 TOR SAlsE.TIERCES FRF-VOcURED HAMS, Kegs New H.ilut.IjGlBB.LANE, k CO.Qnebec, 26th Octobef, 1853.FOR SALE.1 GO \"DARRELS Fl/uR, Ukion Mill».WjZ 1J\tyfr.HUNT k CO.Quebec, 31st October, fhb3.fccv ndirg ex \u201cVolante,\u201d AND for Sale by the Subscribers:\u2014 25 Bales SuperiorJKAVY CANVASS, from Nos I fil 7,ÆT ^ 19 Bales Beat Bmln do.do.GORDON k CO., 38, St.Peter Street.Quebec, 29th October, 1853.EXrEOTZTODAXX.'S\u2019, And for Sale bymt^Subscribers : 4/r'i ANGS \u201d LemVs\u201d STANDING RIG-VJT GING, 91 Jj inch GORDON k CO., 38, St.Peter Street.Quebec, 29th October, 1853.Bright Porto Rico Sugar Barrels, Twsnkay T Leather, Spanish Calf Skins Bed Cords.Lines, fccT, gu.An assortment of Irish Linens, Brown Hollands, Canvass, Cordage, Hawsers, Alanillak White Rope, assorted sizes.R.MITCHELL, Arthur Street.Q lebee, 22nd October, 1853.\t21 RICO SUGARS.lbs.Loaves superior REFINE HHDS and Tie quality, for Sklf bj LA MG LOIS fc CO.St.Andrew\u2019s Wbsrf.Quebec, 3rd October, 1853.The Subscribers\u2019 have Received ex Volante,\u201d from Liverpool, and offer for Sale, Q Dalks BF.sIVblKACHED CANVASS, O JD from No.1 ld|No.6.1\tRale Beat wrauling\tdo 2\tBales Seamingmd Ropeing T wine.Apply to\t_ C.Wf.WILSON k CO.Quebec, 25tb Oct., 1853.RR V JUST seiiber :\u2014 J^IhRRY ROW B October Kelly\u2019s Pure Cod Liver Oil.JUST RECEIVED the above, in Bit FHESH SUPPLY and for Sale.MAS BL\u2019KELL, Corner of St- JYw fi St.Stanislas Streets.Quebec, 12th October.1853.\t12 3-»-w of GLASS SHADES.JUST RECEIVED\tBale by the Sub- for covering Wax J acriber:\u2014 2 C ses of Glass F'ruita, kc THOMAS BICKELL.Comer of St.John k St.Stanislas Streets.Quebec, 12tb October, 1853.\t12 3-a-w FOR SALE.T>aRRELS PRIME MESS BEEF, D 50 do.Prim^pik.Apply to Y** k J.BROWN.Quebec, 20th October, 1853.FOR .SAlsE.A LLOA ALE, ija^ezV Parrels.A OLD 8COTCÉ WHISKY, in Hhds and quarterVesksi JflEPH WHITE.27, St- Peter Street.Quebec, 15th October, 1853.PERFECTION.FOR-SALE.Brigt.TIBERIUS,] Measurement, now at Montreal.THE fast I2| Toi discharging Apply l H.J.NOAD k CO.Quebec, 24th October, 1853.UN PASSAGE TO THE CLYD1 tHE fast aailing Ship ADV^NCF' 1613 Tons Register, looo\tFLOl!K' Apply toj R w atkinson Quebec, 29th October, 1853.\t2w FOR SALE.1 DA DARREL PRiMF: mess beef 1.0vf X) packed iJ Montreal this Fall.\u2014 rOMALSL 1 DARKKli P- |i\\bF.EF.10U Jj\tHlilfcll V.ROBIN, y (Rllespies Wharf.Quebec, 6th September.1853.FORÂALE.TARRED CORDAGE from 6l inches downwards, Manilla \"\t«\t4|\t\"\t\" Hamhroline, House and Marline, Seal Twin*, Cod Lines, Sail Twine, 10 Barrels Stockholm Tar] 30 Half-Barrela ditto.250 Barrels American Pitch, 150\t41 Rosin, And a general assoitment of Ship Chandlery.8.k J.BROWN.Quebec, 2l*t June 1853.For Sal© by the Subscriber* 1 00 J)IE(f K8 of °BNABURG for par* 50 Pieces Brown Pheeting for biscuit hags.15,000 Twilled Bags, 500 Biscuit Bags, 20 Balsa Salmon Twine, 50 Barrels good Vinegar.J B.FRECHETTE.Quebec, 6tb Dec., 1852.Best Family Flour.JUST RECEIVED and lor Sale by the Subscriber:\u2014\t*.Extra Mills, ( Superfine, made from Wheat of lhis\\|ar\u2019» growth, and a superior article for Pas4/.P.CHARLFBt\u201918, Gillespies\u2019* Wharf.Lower Town, 12th October, 1H«3.sertber : \u2014 750 Barrels Oshawa 475 do.Lam w* PlIV-j, ) iAvAMUIs, ( MO- Muscovado Moias?es.W T)UNCHKO^.J MIISCOVAU X 10 Tierces, Ü LA8SE For Sale by \\ \\w HUNT k Co Quebec, 13th October.1853.BUTTER THE Subscriber offers for Sale CACOUNA, and other Lower Pa TER, at low prices; PAJffY AID STAPLE DM JAMES HEWITT & CO., (LATE ARTHUR & CO.,) HAVE now received a general assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS foe Ik* Season, consisting in part of:\u2014 It) Superfine Cloths, Whitney and Pilot Cloths, Tweeds and Doeskins, l |>per Canada Cloths, Blankets and sheetings, Welsh and Lancashire Flannels, Cobouig and Oilcans Cloths, Printed Cashmere Dresses, Cerm«n and Gala Plaids, Lambs\u2019 Wool Hosiery and Under Clothing, Glovea, Trimmings, kc.French Silk Velvets, French Merinoes, French Glacé silk# Gros de Naples, Satins and Satinette», Irish Linens and Lawns, Linen Nursery Du per», Damask Table Cloths, Damisk Napkins, Diaper and Huckaback Toweling, Ribbons, Laces, ke.Owirg to tbe late arrival of Vessels this season, the above Good* will be sold very cheap to command a quick sale, J H k Co., having purchased from the Consignee an entire Stock of Linen Goods, considerably under cost price, purrhiseis will find a saving on these articles from 2d to 30 **er cent.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 Daily expected, the remainder of their Importations in WOOL SHAWL?, SCARFS, POLKAS, kc., all of which will he sold exceedingly cheap.38, Sr.John\u2019s Stskst, October lïtb, 1853.er raruhrs first quality BUT-sf'èhl Ltifor family use./ /Æ DASTeU.«Finlay Maiket.ay Stall facing Weighing House.Quebec, 7th October, 1853.NOW LANDING El 44 JESSEY,\u201d frofi frvnpool : xn XSES GENEVA A doJn each, Ovr\tand for Sale by I *** C.W.VlLSON k CO.Quebec, 24th August 1853.W h aail on Novel er, for Port \u2014 Price $lJ.I W.DINNING k Co.Quebec, 22nd October.185.3.\t12 Glasgow, and Passengers.| Apply to Capt Indian Cove E* few Cabin .LAN GILMOUR ec, 29th October, 1853.WANTED TO CHARTER.I FESSELS of 3(8) fo 600 Tons Re-V gister.to load Timber and Deal» for the following Porta :\u2014 Newport, Monmouthahim, Sunderland, Newry, and Dublin.Apply to LkMESURIKR, T1LSTONF.k Co., St.Peter Street Quebec, 15th October, 1853.NOTICE.CAPTAIN GREGM^Twill not be responsible for any Debt* contrl|ted by the Crew of the Barque 44 IRELAND.\u201d I Quebec, 29th October.1853.\t6 WANTED TO CHARTER.ESSjEV* f*» the following Ports\u2014 .Caidiff, Ntwpon, And Swansea.Church Bell* and Surveying Instrument»!.board, at | rpHE Subscriber Agent tor A.Mknkcly\u2019i J.Sons.Troy, has recei^d a few of the above superior TONED BELLa admitted to be the St.Peter\t| best made on tb s Continuât, ami is prepared to execute orders for any Sze with the bangings complete, as also for Surmying and other instruments, by the same makers.HENRY S.SCOTT.Quebec 6th Sept., 1853.THE beat COOKING kjOVES in use, (economical in every respect,) Single and Double Stoves, Pailor Franklyn\tdo, Air-tight\tdo.Gfajfes, Stove Pans, and For Sale by ! \u2018\tSA ML.J SHAW, St.John and Sous-le-Fort Streets.Quebec, 6th October.1853.\t12 2-a-w For Sale by the Subscriber.Window glass, ej, 7i, to 46 x 36, White Lead and other Paints, Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, Spirits of Turpentine, Wrought and Cut Spike», Coil Chai Cordage, Shovels Atlcjbdes, Furnishing HsrdwIVei 1 Together with his uslal aiiortmeut of English and Foreign Hardware and .Shelf Gootls, Cutlery, fcc., kc.8AML.J.SHAW, St.John and Soua-le-Fort Street*.Quebec, 6th October, 1853.\t12 2-a-w es lormerly occu be shove, c-cupied v Ks.Roo«k.Eeq-».Th# HOUSE fronting Oarden-Street, »t pre* sent occupied bv J.LuMoink.Esq.4.Tbe HOUSE, slao fiontiag on Garden-street and adjoining the lot last named, at present occupied by R- Pof*i F jq., Advocate.rt order of tbe Heirs.7\tARCH.CAMPBELL.Notary Public.Quebec, 24th October.1853.Stables to Let A THREE STAIOJ5TABLE and COACH HOUSE TO LK%* ^ gj- Address M.M , ChrmscU Office.Quebec, 4tb Nov., 1853, CITY OF YY^ILL tow duri TRELA.Or WTO, inder of the C and MON For terms BERRY, Quebec.GLA8SFORD k WALKER, Montreal.Quebec, 5th September, 1853.Australia !\u2014Notice, Mcmm.HANCOCK, DAI8H AC©., BEG to announce to Merchants and Shippers of Goons in tbe Colonies of British North America, that they have opened offices at 87, Collin Street, Weat Melbourne, Victoria Mesart.H.k D.beg fuither to announce that they undertake to transact faithfully on Commia-tion every descrtotiowofAgency whether in Bullion or MercbsiioHSflBIChope by attention to tbe commands of all wholnsy favour them with pa tronage to merit that share of encouragement which it will be their study to deserve.N.B.\u2014Th* above have a large Timber X'ard and Lighter* of their own, which will materially lessen the chargea on Goods, and facilitate tho discharging of ship* consigned lo their rate.Melbourne, June, 1853.oct.6\u20143m LLOYDS.NOTICE is hereby\ttY has been appoint*! XGIN I b*a been at this Port.at the underaitfled for LLOYDS appoint JOHN \\ T.^CHRANE, Agent ProvT Infe\u2019ce.Co., Quebec.Quebec# 21st October, 1853.\tItn ST.LAWRENCE HOTEL, ST.PETER STREEJ^LOWER TOWN.MRS.H.HAM' wCn iJ prepared to receivs BOARDERS Ér thaffVVinter, where ever-attention will be givln to (kotriote their comfort, and upon moderate terms.Quebec, 13th Octobei, 1853.\t18 3-a-w HORSE Mt-DICZN] Ve Apply to PREYhfcfl^t) by the Daughters MOSS, w Balls, very charge of Horses AULD\u2019S, Town ___ October, 1853.ate Mr.eing Diurctt: by those havinf had only at Mr \u201c reet, Uppar 1 m FOR SALE.nine, m.\u201c Canada Grand Trunk Telegraph Company,\u201d INCORlî) RATED.»T3HF.STOCK BtfOK Ifjhl ahov* Company A is now OPEN gbr'S^BSCRJUKRS, at the Office of tbe undersigned.JOHN ANDERSON k CO., Hunt\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, 18th May, 1853.Now Landing ex \u201cMount Washington\u2019' and \u201cMarathon/' QrtfV piHEST Superior TWANKAY, Ow v/ V_/ 2 TO 40 PKK CENT.LOWER than the generality ot other Louses in Quebec.His principle is to sell exclusively for CASH, there-Uy saving the Cash buyer the laige |»ei rentage usually put on to cover the risks of a credit business, and coupled with Lu constant icsidence in tbe European Markets, enables him to realise the abovu large saviin; to tne pub\u2019ir ; he has also found that the system he has established of adhering firmly to one price, (which on no account is deviated from,) snd ot having the prices marked in plain figures .*n every arnHes so that the uiost in* xperiei.ee jnay be free from apprehension of imposition, baa met w iih universal approbation.The Mork^Jo-mg ao varied and exiensive precludes Lis giving a lull description ot it.The Subscriber will, thTmhrre, merely call attention to a frw of the departments in which will be found a large assorAi^t lor LADIbS* DKBbSES, viz.:\u2014in Coboyigs, French Merinoes, Orleans, f'rape, Vicuna Clash, Gala Plaids.Lama Cloths, Brocaded Silks, and a great vauetv ol Kmbrou\u2019errd Dresses.\t| In the SHAWL Db PAKTMKNT will be found ¦ moi» ex\u2019ensive variety of Square and Long Shawls in Vtoolbn PUidh June, 1853.ed In Tina, if o\\ dozen, CHRONOMETERS RATED BY TRANSIT OBSERVATIONS, AT Martyn\u2019s Chronometer Depot, No.14, ST.PETER STREET.MRS.MARIYN begs most respectfully to inform her customers that she still carries on the business ot RATLNG AND REPAIRING CHRONOMETERS, at her new establishment, No.14, St.Peter St., and takes this opjKntunity of thanking the nu-merou« Ship Masters flatting to this Port, for the liberal support she ha« rec, ived from them, and from the general satisfaction expressed by those who has entrusted tl^u/Chronometers* to her, both for Repairing and^bQjng, hopes by Uriel attention to thet.intereft to merit an increased share of public patronage.Mss.MARTYN, having been engnged for Many years in Rroulatino and Rating the CHRONOMETERS of Maa'eis of Vessels arriving at this Port, and »« appears by her Certificates, much to their satisfaction, an ' having satisfied rryself as to her competency, she having alro competent assistance; I nave therefore employed her to do the necessary work ol the Observatory ; and can strongly recommend her to the notice of the Trade.(Signed)\tE.D.ASH, Lt.R N., In charge of the Observatory.n the Européen Markets, as well as received from their Establishment in the Upper Province, LARUE SUPPLIES OF SKINS, comprising FINE DAfK MINK.OTTER, MARTEN, BEAVER, kc.laid in at very lew rate*, and all their gond» being mar ufaciured under their own personal superint-ndence careful y \u201c got up,\u201d and in the best and most fashionable style, flatter tbemseiws, that they have now on band, and wi.l be able to keep tip during the Winter, one of the Host, most varied, and cheapest Stocks of Furs ever oflered for sale in this city.And in making their «elections, customers will not be required to take notice that \u201conly une price is asked,\u201d >s tor their further guidance, Mid that all may he ensured from the feor of imposition, each article in the premises are market) with th® lowest selling price in plain figuiet, from which there will be no altar.-ment whatever.An4 as I fc L.L.intend giving up the retail oart of their business next tpting.they will be fiiith®r induced to SELL CHEAP, so as to radn'-e their General Mock thus, in eveiy way.presenting to families and others, a rate opportune for laying in their supplies of Furs upon the most adva* , geous terms.Wholesale Business at usual low pi«ces, and Literal terms.Also an assortment of Sledge Robes, w hich will be sold at a very low rate.Quebec.19th Or ober, |X53.\t3m bhds., ES, in bottle, Chronometers, Walcbes.Nautical Instruments, of every description, cleaned and repaired.Juat received, a general assortment of Golp fc Silvkr Watchcs.and fashionable Iewklls'ut.Quebec, 28rh May, 1853.- CANVASSX is Landing ex Earl Poms, frém Dundee, and fot Sale by T ^ LgMESURIER, TILSTONE k CO.Qnebec, 3rd June, 1853.The Subicriber» are receiving \u201cJane G1 again,\u201d from Liverpool, am4 offer fo^ Sale :.« pack api» Cordage, from 2 to 9 L/ I X inches,\t\u2018 \u2022 Spun Yam, Marline.Honaelitl».\u2018Ambro Lin#, Bolt Rope, assorted size!, Manilla Rope, Irom^Bj tl Winches, 4\tTons superior 4)akiJn,V I 5\tBales Navy BAIvd |pd Bleached Canvass, No.I to ti| 3 Bales Seaming and Ropeing Twine.35 Casks Diamond-head Spikes, 5 to 8 inch.With a general assortment of Ship Chandlery.C W.WILSON k CO.Quebec, 7th June, 1853.Cordage* Oakum, fc< - THE 8UBSCRICER8 are receiving ex ,4 Thu Düek\u201d and \u201cAluruta,\u201d from Liverpool\u2014 6 Tona Superior Oiykwm.L^ Cordage assorted |tw».I | Stockholm Tar.iiAbarrffL and half-brls.Black Varni»h.And for Sa le by C.W.WILSON k CO , St.Peter Street.Quebec.28th May, 1853.rTHRONOMETEhS.rof^ALE or to HIRE, X' «t ^ (LW MARIYN, I St.Petw^trWt, Lower Town Quebec, 4th Aug.I1BR.FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBERS.y^ANILLA ROPE, assoriwl sizes.% ,, \u2014also,\u2014^ ENGLISH OAKUM.' ANOW.PARKE k CO.Quebec, IfiihJune, 1853.For sale by the Subscribers.1VERPOOL SOAP.Steele\u2019s manufacture IIORNBw FOR HAKE.\u201e\t8 v k|MUAC I A FIRST-RA'lfrJ /OTTING HORSE.\u2014 1\tA Apply»! the of-Jtffispapr.1 RINffl ONT^having undergone fhorougu r«»*irsy I» now «Rred for Sale Vf Fe Subscribers.___ I krms East.JOHN ANDERSON k CO., Hunt*» VOtarf.Quebec, 19th Sept., 1853.Quebec, Irtth Awf\u2019,,fr lff43.FOR A TWO HORSE MACHINE, wil moderate term*.Ap Quebec, I9lh Augu THRASHING ed of on very office.SUGAR# ex Muscovado, Apply to Quebec, 4fh Aug., 1853.lUmley.\u201d da and Boxes.F.VRNSON, Dalhousie Street.sly fdh Fain ly br] JOHN MU! pre Famili»»# Hotels# and JUST RECEIVED.A SUPPLY of HKCKER\u2019S FARINA, pared expreaaly (< F.ating Houars.For Sale onl^ _ .MUSffON fc Co., Head of Mountain Hill.Quabec, tffth October, 1893.WINE3 /iND BRANDIES.The undersigned b*ve for s«i® i.r.\u2022MADEIRA in hhds and q alter casks, PORT WINE in pi|ies, hh>s am) quarter casks.\u2014 also.\u2014 Planat fc Superior PORT HarnsECK HEUs fc CO.Quebec, 27th Sept , 1853.FOR SALE.;nt asphauf.arden _\t_\tfrom London GILLESPIES fc CO.Quebec, 2nd July, 1853.LIVEI English Iron, asaoitod sizes.A LRO\u201c* English and Canadian Cordage.' ANDW.PARKE k CO., India Whar.Quebec, 4th June, 1853.Oars ! Oars r ! Oars ! ! ! THE Subscriber baa now, and will keep o hand, a large asaortment of MADE WHITE ASH OARS, at hia'OaM Dkcot.305.Champlain Street, oppoeit#' Mr.Henry\u2019s Foundry.With HANDSPIKKfc and several other useful matcrisls for Shi;»\u2019 \\idA~ 1 P.MAH APT.1 tehee.l?th May, 1853\t12m TO STEAMBOAT PROPRIETORS THE undersigned UgffT| Vf«m Steamboat Proprietors and ClptniA.be has now n large quantity of tbel veiiFbcst TA VAR At\u2019 CORD WOOD Jihree (ert long) on hi# Wh»rf at Post St.Faswcis, which be w ill nisjeae of on «0.C.MlfMONS.Port St.Francis, 14th June, 1853.wan.'wmmv, T A I L04B, No.13, ST.JDHNWREET, HAS just received /iJARtrf ASSORTMENT OF FALL ANlWUhT.R G(H)D9-aueh as BROAD Cî.onK /)OF.8KIN«.CAS-81 MERES, FANCY VEST AND TROWSER ING, Black and Blue WWTNRtS.MILLED MELTON f:V(>THS, fcc, which he will make up to order in chpd a yl# affd with punctuality Quebec, 8th t^kober, Wt3.ItlIXsL roR sale by 1 I v BOSS ANGE Mrer certain complaints and diseases, and will instantly-\u2014 RELIEVE The Human Syslem from Pain.REGULATE Each Oi-gan to a Healthy Action.REKlLVE Auay alt Diseased Dryouts.R KNOVATE The Body from all Corrupt Humors.REBUILD The and Broken Down Con-Utitution.Te Health, l trength and Vigor all unsound and worn oui parte.RESTORE BRITANNIA MUTUAL CIAT10N Street, Bank, LIFE ASSO- Londom.1, Princes Empowered by her Majetty't Royal Letters Pattnt.Annual Division of Profits\u2014applied in reduction of the current year\u2019s Premium.Policy-holders eatitlad to participate in the profits after payment of Fire or Seven Annual Premiums according to the table of Rates selected.Premium* charged for every three month»* difference of age\u2014not, as is usually the case, for every whole year only.Half Credit Policies granted oa terms unusually favourable to the assured, the amount of half premiums for which credit is given, being liquidated out of the profits.At the Annual General Meeting on the 27th April last, a reduction of 30 per cent w as made in the present yesrl premium on all Policies of Five or seven year* standing.A Board of Director* in attendance daily at 2 o\u2019clock.Age of the Assured in every cane admitted the Policy.Medical Attendants remunerated in nil cases for their reports.(PROPRIETARY.)1 Extract from the Half Credit Rates of R.R.R.\u2014No.1.RADWAY\u2019fe READY RELIEF, For all Acute Complaints, INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.The moment it is api^ligd extarnslly or taken into the system, it will sTop the most excruciating pain and quickly retnqge Its cause.RHEUMATISM.Mr.Granger, a mason well known in Brook-yn, was a cnpide for nine years, Kadway\u2019s Ready Relief, relieved him from Pain in fifteen minutes, enabled him to walk two miles without the aid of stick or crutch in three days, and cured him entirely in one w/fek.Thousands of olheTcases equally as wonderful as the above, have been cured by R.R.Relief.CHOLERA MORBUS.Radway\u2019s Ready Re'ief will relieve tha sufferer from all pain in fifteen or twenty minutes.It will cure the most desperate cases in a tew hours.NEURALGIA.The moment R.R.Relief is applied it allays the most painful Paroxysms.It will always cure.SICK HEAD ACHE.It will relieve the moat distressing pains in fifteen minutes.It will likewise prevent renewed attacks.i AGUE.In ten minutes a tea spoonful of R.R.Relief will atop the Chills and break the Fever.Aches of all kinds.Pains of all kinds, Bruises, Burns, Scalds.Strains, Sprains, Stiff joints, Lameness.One application of Radway\u2019s Ready Relief will in a few moments kntirkly sror the pain It ieduces swellings, heals sores, cuts and wounds, removes bruises, allays the most violent irritations.For sH pains use R.R.Relief.Look for the signature of Rad way h Co., on each bottle K0LMST0CIP8 VERMIFU8E.THIS REMEDY for worms is one of 'he moat extraordinary nvnr used.It elactually era dicatea worms of nil aorta, from children and adults.THOUSANDS pariah by woima without tha real cause being kuown.Some other reason is assigned for their sickness, until too late to care the real cause.JOHN MUSSON k Co.Only Agent.ALSO The following celebrated CONCENTRATED MINERAL WATER, found at the 8nlt Springs of Doctor Wm.C.Chase, at St.Catherines.C.W.Thu medicine hM attained a notoritty and popu larity never before equalled by any preparation at that place, and ita sale has been commensurate with ita merits, which are extraordinary.It becomes n favorite beverage, must be ordered from Comstock k Co., not \u201c brother\u201d of New York.LIN\u2019S BALM OF* CHINA, a Chinese Re mtdy for Cuts, Bruises, Soies kc.A GREAT REMEDF FOR 50 CENTS.LONGLEY\u2019S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA, for CuId* and faveriah feelings and preventing fevers ; for Asthma, Livar Complaint and Bilious Affections ; for Diarrbœa, Indigestion and Loss ot Appetite ; for CoetivenMa in feme lee and males, and nervous complaints ; for Stoaach Affections.Dyspepsia, Piles, Rheumatism, kc.Th* great points are it is not bad to take, never gives pain, and neve, leaves one contive.JOHN MUSbON k CO., Only Agent.CONNELL'S PAIN EXTRACTOR.Some of the case* cured, after thirty years of trial without succcm, both by European and American medical men : Burns, Scalds, Frosted paita, Chilblains, Chafe, Chaps, Tetter, Pimple, Blotch, Felon, Ulcer, Fistula, Erysipelas, Stab*, Cuts, Bruises, Strain,\t* Ear and Toothache, Mumps, Sore Throat, Kunrounds, Whitlows, Piles, Ringworm, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Karber\u2019a Itch, Carbuncle, Eruption, Sore Eye and Lids, Weak Sight, Sore Lip, Punctures, Sore Leg, Biles and Warts, Fever Pains, Pain in Back and Side, Tender Feet, (\u2022alls, Inflammatory Rheumatism, Tic Dolareux, NEVER FAILING REMEDY.MESSRS.DUNCAN, SHERMAN k CO., BANKERS, New York, issue Foreign Circular Letteia of Credit on tha following cirixa: Genoa, Geneva, Gibraltar, Hamburgh, Hague, Havre, Heidelberg, Holloway\u2019» Ointment.A CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE HIS CRUTCH-ES AEl'ER TEN YEARS SUFFERING.Alexandria, Antwerp, Athens, Amsterdam,1 Berlin, Baden-Badox, Berne, Bordeaux, Boulogne, Bremen, Brussels, Hon nx Kong, Kandy, Ceylon, Rotterdam, Nice, Onorto, Oleion, Paris, Peu, Pnleimo, Pise, Rome, VERY IMPORTANT.London, Leghorn Bag ni de Luca, Leipsic, Copy of a Latter from Mr.Thom} Liverpool, dated.Chemist, Basle, Bombay, Batavim, Cairo, Coblentz, Cologne, \u2022air.inwnpion, L August 2IMA, 1852.To Professor Hollowat,\t, \u201e Dxae Sin\u2014I am enabled to furnish you with a\tM\u201enirk extraordinary cure effected by your in valu- I\tMunich Ointment and Pilla, which h»a astonished ! _ ,^n» .Mulhouse, Lyons, Lisbon, Madrid, Malta, Marseilles, Milan, Moscow, Madras, Malta, Dresden,\tManila, Dusseldorf, Florence, Frankfort, Madeira, Melbourne, Naplee, Rio da Janeiro, St.Petersburg, Strassburg, Siena, Smyrna, Seville, Stettin, Shanghai, Singapore, Sydney, NSW Turin, Toulon, Trieste, Venice, Vevey, Vienna, Wiesbaden, Warsaw, Zurich.August 23rd, 1853.OKI TOOT NTAL ASH.combines the most most exuaoruinary cure enecied by yuur\t.\t.able (finiment and Pille, which has astonished ' r , \u2019 .every person acquainted with the sufferer.About J;t[,,ruhe* 10 yean ago, Mr.W.Commiua, ot Saltney Street ! ^*,culu» in this town, was thrown from bishoise, whereby he received very serious injuries ; be had the best T* medical advice at the litre, and was afterwards an inmate of different infirmaries, yet he grew worse, and at length ¦ malignant running ulcer settle:! in his hfo, which so completely crippled him, that he coftld not move without crutches for nearly 10 year» recently he begin to use >our Ointment and Pws.which have now healed the wound, strengthened his limb, and enabled him to dispense with his crutches, so that he can walk with the greatest ease, and with renewed health and vigour.(Signed)\tJ.THOMPSON.,\t* .\u201e\t.r.\t^ nVv Jr/sni\t! mon\tof KR8IGNF.D having heen appointed AGENTS for tb* above Company, are now prepared to »iaure Property against RISK by FIRE, on tbenoet reasonable terms.Pemberton brothers, St.Pater Street.Qnebec, 24th Inly, |8ft1,\t12m Dr- MAB8DSÜ TNFORM8 his fond* and th* public, (hat q* has returned ftom a tour in the United State», and may be conaallei at heme from 7 to f, and from 1 to ?, and ?to 8.p.hi., dally.No.6, A»»»» Avatar, \\ Qnaheo, llrd July, tHI.» sly, away from the Solids all impure Poisonous and Diseased Deposits, freeing the Blood and Fluids of Life, from all conupt humors, restoring Energy and Vigor, Health and Strength, to every Organ and Member ofthe body.LETTERS FROM HIGH AUTHORITY.Hon.J.J.Middleton, or Waccamaw, S.C.\u2014Writes under date o! May 2d, IK33.That Radway\u2019s Renovating Resolvent cured one of his negroes, on his Plantation at Beaufor, of a Scrofulous complaint, of many years standing.The poor fellow was a disgus'ing object of pity, he was a moving mass of sores.The other negroes could not remain in the same place with him.None of the Pdctois could do anything for him.He was entirely cured by Radway\u2019a Renovaiing Resolvent aud is now at work upon the plantation.To the people of S.C.Mr.Middleton is well known and to the political world, Mr.Mid-[ dleton is no stranger.SCROFULA.Ma.W.B.Oliver, of Drayton, Dooly Co.Ga., under date of May 30, I8.03_Writes, \u201cthat a servant girl who was so reduced that no one would give a tl rip for her life,\u201d she was so covered with sores, that there was not a spot of pure flesh of the size of a silver dollar on her whole body, was entirely cured by Radway\u2019s Renovating Resolvent.NINETEEN YEARS.Mrs.Henderson, of Westford, Mass., hat been cured by K.K.Resolvent.SALT RHEUM.The most obstinate cases of Salt Rheum will quickly yield to the RENOVATING RESOLVENT.One gentleman who supposed that this complaint was hereditary in his famly, and had been afflicted with Salt Rheum since his biith, was cured by the use of a few bottles of the Renovating Resolvent, and the FOtaoNOOS BHEVM ENTIRELY F.RADICATXD FROM HIS SYSTEM.IT REGENERATES.Every organ and member of the body ; it makes sound, healthy and strong all weak, deceased and unsound parts.LOW SPIRITS\u2014NERVOUSNESS.In WOMEN, the numerous complaints and ailments which cast such gloom over their spirits a few doses of the Renovating Resolvent will quickly remove anti the most NERVOUS, GLOOMY and DEPKfeSSED, feal HEALTHY, STRONG and HAPPY.Persons wishing tnis Remedy will please ask for Radway\u2019s Renovating Resolvent.Its price is one Dollar per bottle.No small bottles, nor is the genuine ever sold for less.Etch bottle bears the fac simile signature of RADWAY k CO., 162 Fulton street New York.Old Burn Scars, Inflamed Skin, Sore Nipples, Blistered Surfaces, White Swelling, Cold in Wounds, General Sores, Refer for truth to Prickly Heat, Broken Breast, Rough Hands, Dressing for Blisters, Ambiguous Swellieg, Ease all Coins, Smallpox Marks, the prominent gentlemgn named on the wrappers, who feel its benefit* and ipi wish all to enjoy them J.MUSSON k CO., Only Ageats.ASK, R.R.R \u2014No.3.RADWAY\u2019S REGULATORS, REGULATES TO A HEALTHY ACTION the Organs aud Secretions of the Body, Restores to Health and Strength, THE DISEASED AND WORN OUT PARTS.COMPLAINTS RKUULATOIS Costivenesa, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, THAT RADWAY\u2019S ENTIRELY CURB.Liver Complaint, Heart \u201c Kidney 11 Bladder \u201c Urethra ** DIFFICULTY OF.PAISING URINE.Dizziness,\tInflammation oftheStom ch, Stupor,\tBilidusnrs*.MELANCHOLY.MALIGNANT DISORDERS.Small Pox,\tMeasles.Scarlet Fever,\tYellow Fever, Bilious Pneumonia, Typhoid Fever, AND FEVERS OF ALL KINDS.Influenza, Pleurisy,\tCommon Colds, FEMALE COMPLAINTS.Irregularity,\tPmlansua Uteri, Womb Difficulties, Amenorrhea, LOSS OF APPETITS.Los* of Fhergy.Loss of Memory.Losa of Strength, .REGULATORS ENTIRELY VEGEVAELE, Perfectly Tastelfsa, Good et all times, Never Sicken, Never Gripe.Hysteria, Whites, * INQUIRE\u2014ASK THOSE WHO KNOW.l'hôte only who know by trial or immediate obseivation, ran form any idea of the effects, of the perfect relief, of the almost charm-like ruiea effected in cases ofthe PILES, RHEUMATISM, all SWELLINGS,find all EXTERNAL PAINS, no matter how severe, bv the use of Hay\u2019s Liniment.Kind one ffiRo has used it that will not laud it above all things ever used, and you will find\u2014uhat cannot be found.The True must come only from the only Chemist who can make it.If it has \u2022\u2022 Carlton\u201d ox \u201d Brother\u201d on it shun it aa poison.\t\\ J.MUSSON k CO, Only Agents here.JUDGE pTFtERSON.Read the following from Judge Patteraon, for thirty year» the first Judge of the County in which he lives : Middletown, N.J.Messrs.Comstock k Co.Gentlemen\u2014You are at liberty to make such use of the following certificate as you deem will best subserve the purpose* for which it ia intended.[Certificate of Judge Patterson.) I hereby certify that my daughter has been afflicted with sick-headache for the space of about i wenly years\u2014the atlacka occurring once in about two weeks, frequently lasting twenty-four hours, during which time the paroxysms have been ao severe, as apparently aoon to deprive her of life.And after having tried almost all other remedies in vein.I have been induced as a last resort to try SPOHN\u2019S HEADACHE REMEDY as sold by you ; and to the great disappointment and joy ol herself, and all her friends, found very material leliel from the first dose of the medicine.She has followed up the directions with the article, and in every case when an attack was threatened has found immediate relief, until she is near permanently cured.The attacks are now very seldom, and disappear almost immediately after taking the quantity directed.A hope that others may be benefited by the uae of this truly invalu able media.ie, has induced me to aend you the above, and remain your obedient servant, JEHU PATTERSON.Judge of the Court of C.P.Avoid any with \u201c Brother\u201d on it,'as the oaly counterfeit anu worthless.J.MUSSON k CO., Sole Agents.the\"hair.The following wejil known article ia as to all other preparations\u2014 In Quantity\u2014More by one half.In Prier\u2014Less by one half.In Certainty\u2014Unapproachable.In Testimony\u2014\\ thousand times before all.The Army, The Navy, The Ladiee, The People, are called to witness.ROBERT WHARTON, Esq., former Mayor of Philadelphia cerlifidff, aa may be seen below, to the high character of the following gentlemen, snd ao have a number of Judges snd other official rbaracters, whose names, kc.,will ha found in mother column.Read *Uo British Consul\u2019s certificate.The undersigned do hereby certify that w# ave used the BALM OF COLUMBIA discover by J.Oldndge, and have found it highly ser friceable not only as a preventive against the fall ng off ol hair, but also a certain reatorativa.WM.THATCHER, Senior, Methodist Minister in St.Geotoe charge, No.86 North Fifth-street.JOHN P.INGLI8, 331 Areh-street.JOHN D.THOMAS, M.D., 163 Race-street.JOHN S.FURRY.101 Spiuce-street.HUGH McCURDY, 243 South Seventh-street.JOHN YARD, Jr., 123 Arch-street.It will certainly raise its virtues in the esti nation of the public, when it is known that three rf the above signers are mor# than fifty yeats of ige, and the otheis not less than thirty.[ From the Mayor.J Commonwealth or Pennsylvania, ) City or Philadelfhia.) I, ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor of said City of Philadelphia, hereby certify that I am well acquainted with Meesra.J.p.Jnglis.Jobn S.Furey, and Hugh McCurdy, whose names are tigned to ihe above certificate, that they are tentlemen of character and lespectability, and as uch full credit should be given fo th# said certificate.In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, nhd caused the seal of the city to be affixed, Hie sixth day of December, kd?* ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.BRITISH eu to per I previously lost a child from a similar complaint, aad I firmly believe, had I in bar case a-dopted your medicines she would hava been saved also.I shall be happy to testify the truth of this to any enquirer.(Signed)\tJ.HIRD, Draper.ANOTHER SURPRISING CURE OF UL-CERATED BAD LEGS, DEBILITY, AND GENERAL ILL HEALTH.Copy of a Letter from Mr J.M.Clennell, of Newcastle-on- 'Tyne, dated September 1852.To Paortssom Holloway, Dear Sib,\u2014I am authorised by Mra.Gibbon, of 31, Bailey Street, in thia town, to inform you that for a considerable period ahe had been a sufferer from debility, and general ill health, accompanied with* disordered stomach, and great derangement of the system.In addition to thia she was terribly afflicted with ulcerated wounds, or running aorea, in both her legs, so that she was totally incapable of doing her usual work.In this distressing condition ahe adopted the uee of your Pills and Ointment, and she states, that in a wonderfully abort time, they effected a perfect cure of her legs, and restored her constitution to health and strength : and that she is now enabled to walk abouMvkh ease and comfort.Several other personnÉM thia neighbourhood have also teceived extraordinary benefit from the uae of your invaluable medicines.I remain, Dear Sir, yours faithfully, (Signed) JOHN MORTON CLENNELL.CERTAIN REMEDY FOR SCORBUTIC HU-MOURS-AND AN ASTONISHING CURE OF AN OLD LADY SEVENTY YEARS OF AGE OF A BAD LEG.Copy of a Letter from Messrs.Walker and Co., istt, Bath.To Paorassom It also arrests decay of the Teeth, neutralizes the secretions oi the mouth, and imparts to the bteath a fragrance peculiarly aromatic and plea ¦ont.The Oriental Tooth Wash, IS PREPARED only by JOSEPH BURNETT, No.83, Tremont Row, Boston, AND SOLD BY JOHN MUSSON 7th October, 1853.k CO., Quebec, 6m Health for a Shilling rr jrom CAsatt Hy X.XO HOLLOWAï\u2019S PILLS EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF LOSS OF HEALTH DISORDERED STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND DETERMINATION OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD.Copy of a Letter from Mr.John JJoyd, of Eric-wen, near Harlech, Mo ionethshirc.To Professor Holloway, Sie,\u2014I avail myaelf of the first opportunity of informing you, that for a very long period 1 was afflicted with a dangerous giddiness and frequent swimmings in the head, attended by loss of appetite, disordered stomach, and generally impaired health.Every means bad failed to give me any permanent relief, and at length it became ao alarming that I was really afraid of going about without an attendant.In this melancholy con-condition I waited personally upon Mr.Hughes, if Dear Sir,\u2014Among the numerous cures effect- I Chemiat, Harlech, for the purpose of consulting ed by the use of your valuable medicines in this him a* to what 1 had better do ; he kindly recom* hbourhood, we may mention that of an old | nut^^d your Pilla, I tried them without delay, and after taking them for a short time I am hap-r»y to bear testimony to their wonderful efficacy.1 am now restored to perfect health, and enabled to resume my rsual duties.You are at libeity to publish this letter in any way vou may thing pro per.I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, (Signed)\tJOHN LLOYD.June 6th, 1852.MIRACULOUS CURE OF DROPSY.R .R ARE ONF i-fl tr#ui D O h K 8 0 ^THREE\u2014REGULATES.UR TU «IX \u2014PURGES.One Regulator at Nleht, on going to bed, will insure animd sleep, a Good Night\u2019s Rest, and s Healthy and Pleasant Discharge from the Bowels in th* morning.Rfuhmy's Regulators, Ready Relief, Re naval trip: Résolvait, are sold fry Uruggists everywhere.N.B.\u2014Person# troubled with Melancholy Depression of Spirits, awl every body who feel themselves til-used by the world without any just cause on their parts, should take a few dosea of R.R.Regulators.More unhappiness is cauaed within us from the want of a healthy and regular action of our organs, than from any external cause.W* promise all who lake Radway\u2019s Regulators, s regular action ofthe organs, and a chearftil and happy disposition.* For sale, wholesale and retail, in Quebec, by JOSEPH BOWLES.Medical Hall.Upper Town Marketplace: and JOHN MUfWON, Druggiata corner of Ruade and Dufort Street.Quebec, 9 k August, 1853.\t12m [t.a.] PUi ADBLPHIA.\\iNOW ALL PERSONS to whom these', Pre-sente shall come, that I, Gilrfrt Rnavaraou, Esq., hie Britannic Majesty's Consul for Ihe .rfiat Ro- Cfty Philadelphia, do hereby ceitify, Ti bert Wharton, Eeq., who attests to the foregoing certificates, it Mayor ofthe City of Philadelphia, and that Matthew Rnndetl, Eeq., is Troth (molar y of the Court of Common Plea» for the Off and f'ounfy of Philadelphia, loboth whose signa* lures, frith the fyals of their rest met tee OMcts, full faith and credit idjdme.I further certify, Kist lam personally acquaint* \u2022d with Jna.L.Ibglia, ^ne of the Signera of tha Certificate* hereunto affixed, which expresses the \u2022fficacy of tha BALM OF COLUMBIA, and that he ia a r.vson of great respectability, and worthy of full faith and credit ; and that 1 hava heard nim express his unqualified approbation of the effects of the said Balm 4f Coluiti vie,in restoring tha h«ir.\t\\ \\ ' Given nnder mytoeud ipd seal of office, «t the City of PhilaVlphisi, in the Staf« of Penne svlvama, the United States of America.GILBERT ROBERTSON.British Consul.?(JH# HURBON k CO., Only Agent! in Quebec for the Tine Balm.Quebec, 291 h Aug., 1883.\t12m neig lady living in the Village of Preston, about five milea from this city.She had ulcerated wounds in her leg for many years, and Utterly they increased to such an ala ming extent a* to defy all the usual remedies ^her health rapidly giving way under the suffering ske endured.In this distressing condition she bad recourse to your Ointment and Pills, nnd by the assistance of her friends, was enabled to persevere in their use, until she received a perfect cure.We have ourselves been greatly astonished at the effect upon ao old a per-\u2022on, she being above 70 years of age.W\u2019e shall be happy to satisfy any enquiries as to the authenticity of this really wonderful case, either personally or by letter., A private in the Bat( Police Force, also, has been perfectly cured of afi old scorbutic affection in the face, after all other means had failed.He states that it is entirely by the uae of your Ointment, and speaks loudly in its praise.We remain, dear Sir, Your\u2019s faithfully.Signed\tWALKER k CO.April 6th, 1852.The Pills should be Ointment in moot of the Bad Legs Bad Breasts Burns ijointly with the mg cases:\u2014 Cancel\tScalds ContraAed and Sore Nipples Stiff-jpint* Sore-throats Bunions\tElephantiasis Skin-dise Bite of Motchetoea Fistulas Scurvy and Sand-fliea Gout\tSore-heads Coco-Bay GlandularSweliings Tumours Chiego-foot\tLumbago\tUlcers Chilblains\tPiles\tWounds Chapped-hands\tRheumatism\tYaw-» Corns (Soft) Sold by the Proprietor, 244, Strand, (near Temple Bar,) London, and by all respectable Vendors of Pattnt Medicines throughout the civilized World, in Pots, and Boxes, la.lid., 2s.9d., 4s.6d., 11 a.22s., and 33s.eacb.There ia a very considerable saving by taking the larger sizes.N.B.\u2014Directions for the guidance of Patients are affixed to each Pot and Em.Sold by\tJ.MUSSON, Corner of Buade k Dufort Streets, Sals Agent for Quebec.Quebec, 13th Dec., 1852.\t12m ap 30 GREAT CtiKE FOR DT8PEP8IA ! r DR.HOUQHTOITS THE True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from Rennet, or the Fourth Stomach of the Ox, after the directions of Baron Liebig, the great Physiological Chemist, by J.8.HOUGHTON , M.D., Philadelphia Pa.*' 1 DIGEST J* Such is the true meaning of the word PEPSIN.It ÎI the chief element, or Great Digesting Prirciple ol the Gaatrie Juice\u2014 the Solvent of tie food, the Purifying, Preserving and Stimulating Agent of the Stomach and Intestines.It is extracted trom the Digestive Stomach of the Ox, thus forming a TRUE DIGESTIVE, FLUID, precisely like the natural Gastric Juice in its Chemical powers, and furnishing a COMPLETE and PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for it.This is NATURE\u2019S OWN REMEDY for an unhealthy Stomach.No art of man can equal its curative powers.It'contain» no ALCHOHOL, FITTERS, ACIDS, nr NAUSEOUS DRUGS.It ia extremely agreeable to the taate, and may be taken by the most feeble patients who cannot eat a water cracker without acute distress.Beware of DRUGGED IMITATIONS.Pepsin is NOT A DRUG.Half a teaspoonfull ef Pepsin infused in water will digest or dissolve Five Pounds of Roast Beef in about two hours, out of the stomach.8CIE N Tl PIC EVIDENCE! fcl-Tbe SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE upon which thia remedy is based is in the highest degree CURIOUS and REMARKABLE.Call on the Agent, and get a descriptive Circular, gratis, giving a large amount of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE, from Liebig\u2019s Animal Che-miaty ; Dr.Combe\u2019» Physiology of Digestion ; Dr.Pereira on Food and Diet ; Dr.John W.Draper, et New York University ; Prof.Dungli-son\u2019s Physiology ; Prof.Silliman, of Yale College ; Dr.Carpenter\u2019s Physiology ; kc., together with reporta of CURES fio.n all parts of the United State*.PEPSIN I Nf PLUID&.POWDER.Dr.HOUGHWN\u2019S PEPSIN is prepared in Powder and in Fluid Form\u2014and in Prescription vials for the use of Physicians.The Powder will he sent hy Mail, free of Pontage, for one Dollar, sent to Dr.Houghton.Philadelphia.KP OBSERVE THIS!\u2014Every bottle ofthe enuine PEPSIN bears the W'riM«#i «ignslare ol .8.HOUGHTON, M.!).,#o|e proprietor.Philadelphia, Pa.Copyright and Traite Mark ae-cured.OT Fold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle.Quebec, 16th Oct., 1853.Extract of a Letter from Edxcard Rowley, Esq., of India Walk, Tobago, dated April 8th, l&b2.To Professor Holloway, DbanSir\u2014I 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 Pills, I was tapped five limes within eight months, and skilfully treated by two medical piactitioners, but could not get cured, until I had recourse to your remedy, and notwithstanding all I had undergone, this miraculous medicine cured mein the course of six weeks.(Signed) EDWARD ROWLEY.INFALLIBLE CURE OF A STOMACH COMPLAINT, WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT HEAD ACHES.Extract of a Imiter from Mr.S.Gowen, Chemist, of Clifton, near Bristol, dated July 14, 1852.To Professor Holloway, Dear Si a\u20141 am requested by a Lady named Thomas, just arrived from the West Indies, to acquaint you that for a period of eight years hetself and family suffered fiom continual bad health, arising from diaordera of the Liver and Stomach, Indigestion, loss of Appetite, violent Head-aches, pains in the side, weakness and general debility, for which 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 very short time effected so great a change for th# better, that she continued them, and the whole family were restored to health and strength.Further she desires me to say, that she baa wittnessed their extraordinary virtues in those complaints incidental to children, particu larly 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 IN THE STOMACH EFFECT UALLY CURED.Copy of a Letter from Mr.Bostock, Druggist, of Ashton under Lyne^dateJ July 31,1852.To Professor Holi.owaVV Dear Sie,\u2014l have milch pleasure in handing to you a testimortsal of th« efficacy of your Medicines.A person in this neighbourhood with w hom 1 am wel*.acquainted was afflicted for a long time with violent spasmodic paina in the stomach and liver, arising from frequent colds, amelia of paint, and the effects of a stooping position which he was obliged to assume in his 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 effects of your invaluable Pills, and was induced to give them a trial.\u2019Ilie first dose gave him considerable relief, and by follow ing them up in accordance with your directions, they have acted so wonderfully in cleansing the liver and stomach, and strengthening the digestive organs that he has been restored to the enjoyment of good health.I remain dear Sir, yours faithfully, (Signed)\tWILLIAM BOvSIOCK.T\\e»e celebrated Pills are wonderfully ejffica- laints, RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.CURE tn A FEW DAYS, INSURED BY THE GREAT FOREIGN REMEDY DH.X.OCOCK\u20198 * PULMONIC WAFERS, For the cure of Coughs, Cold», Aathma, Bro«.ehi(is, Pulmonary Consumption, and all Uotia of tho Breast and Lungs.\t\u2022«\u2022c» purchasêTLocock\u2019s Parana ^aaaaâ.THK BRITISH sricinc,\t* A certain cure for Mensium Suppreaaio, or Sun.pressed Menaea ; Hemorrhagia Difficilis, £ painful Menstruation ; Aincnorrheea, or Partial Obstruction of Menses ; Chlorosis, or Graen Sick-neaa, Leucorrhœa, Fluor Afbuaor White», and all I1 emale Weaknesses.PILÉS/ PILÊSÏf PILES/// DR.UPHAM\u2019S VEGETABLE ELECTUARY, 9r IN T E R N A L REMEDY for the Pileai A.UPHAM, M.D., 196 Bowery, New York, a regularly educated Physician, W'ho devotes hi* at-tent ion almoat entirely to this disease.Dr 1\t\u2022 ««\"i\" cur« for the Pile», whether bleeding or blind Piles, Internal or External, and also for other diseases which are frequently found in conjunction with Pile#.TO MARRIED LADIES.The Electuary is perfectly safe for Pregnant La-d.ea, and the moet useful Cathartic that can poa-* jY\t\u2022\u2022 *1 W*H not only remove the Pile# and all Inflammatory dises*#*, withoc: Pain or 1irri,l4,lon' kj1 enauie an easy tima, a safe delivery, and a sound constitution in the offtpring.THE GREAT VEGETABLE MAGIC PAIN DESTROYER.Manufactured by JAMES JOHNSTON, Roche».f^'N-Y-i Sola Proprietor.For the cure of Ague m the Fare and Breast, Abrasions of the Skin, of \u2022v«,7 k*nd.Burn#, Broken Breaata Chilblains, Corns, Erysipelas, Felon# Fever Sore#, Froated Hands and Feet, Inflammation», Scrofulous Sorea, Sore Eyea.Salt Rheum, Scarre Ulcers, Pile», kc.\t1 HEBfil .7-WAil in thousand.EW BLASTER.TED IMMEDIATELY I No.Hi teen thousand, caaea of Rheumatism, Lama Backs, Weak Sides, Lame or Stiff Joints, Spinal ( omplaints, Corns, .'\u2018Wellings, Tumors, Sprains ^c., all of which wa promise immediate relief, PIASTER* t0 JEV^ DAVID or HEBREW DR.DEMAND'S A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CCRE FOR CERTAIN DISEASES! 1 heae Pill# have been used in the private prac-tice ot the Proprietor for many years, with unequaled success.It ia not necessary to dwell on the efficacy of these Pills\u2014they will prove their merits to the perfect satisfaction of all those who may be ro unfortunate as to require their uae.1 he above Medicines manufactured by JAMES JOHNSTON, Rochester, N.York, sole proprie, tor for Jhe United States and British North Ame> rica.^ Sold Wholesale and Retail in Quebec, by JO* SKPH BOWLES, Medical Hall, Upper Town Maiket Place; JOHN MUSSON fc CO., Buade Street; and G.G.ARDOUIN, Quebec Dia-fkksarv, Upper Town Market.Quebec, 23rd May, 1853.\t12m PARSONS & Co\u2019s EXTERMINATOR YOB THE ENTIRE EXTIRPATION OP RATS, MICE, ROACHES, BEETLES.CRICKETS, ANTS, &o.Without the use of Arsenic, and Free from dan* gcr to Human Life.BY CHAS.PARSONS 'ûutj ïéb : vflcr\\ cious in Ihefollowing complaints.Ague, Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Blotches on the Skin, Bowel complaints, 19m Colic», Constination of the Bowles, Consumption, Debility, Inflammation, ' Jaundice, Liver complaints, Piles, Lumbago, Rheumatism.Retention of Urine, Scrofula, or King\u2019s Evil, >gu Unties, kji inda, Dropsy, Dysentery,# Erysipelas, Female Irre Fever of all Ulcer», Fits, Gout, Head-ache, Indigestion, Sore Throats, Stone and Gravel, Secondary Symptoms, Tic Douloreux Tumours, Venerea! Affections, Worm* of all kinds, Weakneas from what* ever cause, kc.i The genuine has a label on the top of each § re box, similar to the above.\t^ CLARKE, JONES A 00., Boston, Rf HANTS, DEALERS ORTERS.COMMISSION M, AND MACKAREL.Codfish, SalrrMl, Herrings, Oil, W.I.Goods, and Produce of Canada and Nova Scotia.N.B\u2014Aoknts for tha Halifax and Liver* po»l N.8.Pace*ts, Quebec, 30th June, 1851.Sold at the Establishment ol Professor Hol* lowat, 244, Strand, (near Temple Bar) London and by most all respectable Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines throughout the civilised World, at the following prices\u2014I ».lid., 2a.9d.t 4a.6d., 1 Is., 22s.and 33»., each Box.There is a considerable saving by taking the large aises.N.B.\u2014Direction# for the guidance of Patienta in every Disorder are affixed to each Box.X\u2014»J.MUSSON, 8#le Agent for Quebec.Quebec, Dee.13th, 1852.\t12m ap 30 ÏIO MI FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 12, WALL STREET, NEW YORK.AMOUNT OP CAPITAL PA»» DP ** CASH, HALF A IflltXION OF DOLLAR*.}s\"f CHAR Ion l.loom is, President, [RLES J.MARTIN, DANIEL McGlE, Aoent, St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf.Quaber, 23rd June, 1853.U Commonwealth of Massachusetts, County or Suffolk.Charles Parsons, being duly sworn, deposes and says, that be was the original inventor am.proprietor of .Smith\u2019s Exterminator, under which name he has advertised and disposed of it for the past three years.But that, on account of the numerous counterfeits w hich have appeared, he has determined to sell no more under the name of Smith, within the United States, after this date.All future sales will be made undo1 the name of Parsons k Co., and none can be genuine unless the labels on the box^Jwar the names of Chas.Parsons k Co./ CHAS.PARSONS.Subscribed and asgorn to before me, r.W.DICKINSON, Justice ofthe Peace.Boston, Suffolk Street, Nov.5th, 1851.The following Testimonials, from parties of high reapectability, will place ita efficacy above suspicion : From the Hon.J.W.Weeks, late Senator of New Hampshire.Lancaster, N.II., Sept.25, 1851.Messrs.Chas.Partons k Co.Genta.: A few week* ago, 1 had about two or three regiment# of rats in and around my house.A friend sent me two boxe» ol your Insect Exterminator.I used a part of one box, according to directions, and the rata took up marching order», all but two or three, who will likewise march, now that we have learned their haunts, upon the application of a little more of the ^Exterminator.I would therefore cheerfully recommend it to all who have rats about their premises.Your friend, JOHN W.WEEKS.AYom Hon.Jared W.Williams, late Governor of New Hampshire.Having used the above-mentioned article #uc« ceatfully, I cheerfully concur in the above re* commendation.JARED W.WILLIAMS.Irving House, Aug.10th, 1852.I cheerfully recommend Parsons k Co.\u2019a Vermin and Insect Exterminator os the best article for the destruction of Cockroaches I have ever used ; my bouse has been entirely clewapd of them without the leaat inconvenience, ' D.D.HOWARD Astor Honte, new yoric, urn Aug.] Messis.Parsons k Co.Gentlemen.\u2014Wa have uaed your Insert Exterminator with great succès*, and cheerftilly recommend it to the public as the beat preparation for Cockroaches w# hav« ever uaed.Yours, very truly, COLMAN k STETSON.Beirare of Counterfeit, ask for Parsons k Co.*» Exterminator.\ta Sole Agents for Quebec:\u2014 J.MUSSON, J.BOWLES, G.G.ARDOUIN, Wholesale and Retail.JOHN ANDERSON.Agent Three Rivera.Agents are inatructcd to refund th* money if not successful.i .Quebec, 14th Oct., 1^52.\tI2m aug 26 \u2022IMMONDS, CO, BARGE YARD, LONDON, F.NERAI.AGENTS FOR RESIDENTS-16 yean of GOO I timie to supplt >IW, in- supply all descriptio eluding NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS, 'kc., with strict punctuality and attention, on receipf of advance remittances for tha purpose.Nov.14th, I84M.QUEBEC.\u2014PaiirrId and Puilumsd bv C.sf^lCHKL, No.25, MetrwTAfN SraiaT' "]