The Quebec mercury, 6 mars 1860, mardi 6 mars 1860

[" ®l)c (Ëhtebcc TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH C, 1800.MORES ET STÜDIA ET POPULOS ET PRÆLIA DICAM.Vino.Geo.IV.VOLUME X.V1 NUMBER 28 Œbe iSuebtt fhetcutp, Established 1805.GEORGE T.GARY, Poblismb.Published on Tuesday, Thursday and SiTua-day, at Halt Past Four, p.m.in timt for the Mail Stkamehs and the Evening Trains.SuMscRierioN,£lperannumtin advenes.¦ \u2014 * TRICE OP ADVERTISING* ^iret iniertion.6 linesand under.2« d ___________7 lines to 10\t.:.S*\t.¦ \u2022\t- - - Upwards of lOlines,.4dper Una.Snbttqtunl inserliom\u2014QuarUrprice.i : A.U Ad»ertlsemenls, unaccompanired ^ilh diree tions, areinserted until forbid.and charged accord* '\"orders for diseonlinuir.» Adsertisements.to be in wrtfinf.and datirered ihe day previous io pub-licaiion.Pe sons not having Accounts at this Ofiice will beequiredto pay on giving Advertisements.S3* All communications must be post paid.Our Agents for United State* are S.M.PettinKill & Co->^Ta!,8®,, Street, New York, and 10, State Si teet, Boston.London Agent.\u2014 Mr.V.Algsr, II, Clement\u2019s Lane, Lombard street.BOOK AND JOB PRINTING DONE TO ORDER, By correct and eiperienced bauds, in either the Rnilishor Fiend» language,'\u2014including BILL HEADS, CARDS, CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS, POSTERS, CHEQUES, PROMISSORY NOTES, DEEDS A MEMORIALS, LAW BLANKS, And other deacripiions of Letter Prêta Printing with neatness and dersalch.Ileuses for Sale or to Let.Houses for Sale or to Let.TO HE LET, JLJL 'T'HB THREE STORY HOUSE, 0|>-^ P0*^* *° Ltnfesley\u2019s M.llt, Si.Paul atreet, occupied by Mr.Deega\".HOSSACK & LANGLOIS, Nutariet.Quebtc, March 1, 18n>.*t Building Paler street.Quebec, FclM6, 1860.\t________20 House to Let.* com portable dwelling, btinz No.89, D-a Fostet Sueet, funning the corner of Church Sirerl, S .Knch.rompneing 9 rnnmA in ihn be>t unler, and supplied will» Gta ami Wa'er, double tvmdow» ami oiber conteuicnces.AppL to JOSEPH BOWI.ES, Or\tBIGNELL à SH.AW , Notaries.Ouabee, Feb, 18, 1860,\t21 T O\tI M^PHE THREE STORY DWELLING X HOUSE In St.Paul Sinet, formely occupied i*v John l.tHBLY, Esquire.IIOSSACK A LA.Mi! OLS.Q«\u201e Iwe, Feh.18, WO.Not,iri 21 To bo Let, M^llitE DWELLING HOUSE, SHOP X and Pi cruises, corner of St.Peter nml Dee Sceurt Strr.p'r, occupied by Mr.Dsn is Maguire, Or Apply to HOSSACK h Quebec, Feb 19, l«fiO.LANGLOIS Notaries.d For Sale or to be Let.FIRST CLASS THREE STORY CUT STONE HOUSE, in Palace Street.HOSSACK Quebec, Feb.18, 1860.k LANGLOIS, Notariés, 51 Prime Upper-Canatla Oatmeal.N BARRELS of 200 lbs.For sa'e by l\tM.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Jan.17, I860.\t7 FOR SALE.THREE STORY DWELLING HOUSE with convenient yard, cut-bui'diiigs, etc., in St.Lewis ward, within the gale.\u2014Apply to HOSSACK k LANGLOIS.Nutarics.Quebec, Feb.11 I860.\t18 To be Let, a A comfortable two story STONE HOUSE, situate near Clapham Terrace, mil £35.Apply to BIGNELL k SHAW.Notaries.Quebec, Fe'*.11, 1860.\t18 TO BE LET, That extensive provision STORE AND PREMISES, ill St.Peler S red, formerly occupied by the lut'! Miciiakl Hanly, and i,ow by J.B.Dion k Co.Apply in BIGNELL k Quebec, tlih February, I860.SHAW, Notaries.18 To be Let.FIRS P CLASS FIRE BRICK STORE on Hunl\u2019a Wharf.Apply tu BIGNELL k Quabe*', Feb.llih, I860.SH\\W, Ndanet.19 To he Let.AN EXCELLENT HOUSE, siiuaie in St.DWELLING HOUSE, situate in St.Denis Street, Tape, formerly occupied by Thomas S ay tier, Esquire.Apply to BIGNELL k SHAW, Notaries.Quebec, lltli Feh.I860.\t18 FIRE INSURANCE ! ! Slate Fire Insuraacc Company,' 'OF LONDON, ENGLAND.Capital.\u2014Two and a-half Million DOLLARSiï * Reduced rates on buildings, fur* NirURE, STOCK IN-TRADE, VESSELS 0(1 STOCKS, Ac., kc.Agents for Quebec JOHN ANDERSON k CO., .Nun\u2019s Building», St.Peier St.* J.B.PRUNEAU, Des Fusses slrctt, St.Uuchs.Quebec, Feb.21, 18C0.\t22^ Patronized by llie Muneiinis of Univerily and Tritiily Colleges, Toronto, Me\u2019Gill\u2019s College,Montreal, and gentry throughout Ihe Canadas.WIL L IA MC OU PER, (LATE OF TORONTO.,! NATURALIST, No.75, St.Paul Street, Quebec.13\" Specimens of Naiuial ILstoiy preserved and Siud'd tu imilnlc Life, and mourned on the imnrov-ed Rock.Grass and Decoratiun warranted not to Fade.£1\u201c ANY BRANCH OF THE ART FUNCTUALLY ATTKNDKD TO.Preserved Skins of American Birds, kc., kc., always on hand.Quebec, Sept.10, 1859.\t108 Manilla Hope.Q Q #\"T01LS from 3 to 51 inch, for sale by ETER$, Builders & Contractors; BEG to auuuurce'Inn from llie I irilpies, both a* regards OH EAPNE-S and DESPATCH, afl'ordvd them by their Steam Sash & Door Factory and Saw mill, us wi II as by the large and assorted Stock of WELL SEASONED LUMBER, which they keep cnnilan'ly on hand, they ore prepared to uudertnkc, Contracts foi* Hu il (lings, on He LOWEST POSSIBLE TERMS.Quebec, Nov.5, 1859.\t132 T MI FOR SALE.MVO FIRST CLASS CUT STONE DWELLING HOUSES, situated on the Cape.Terms en.y.\u2014 Apply to BIGNELL k SHAW.Quebec, Jnn.17, 18b0.\t_____7 TO LEI MIOSE Rooms, in HENDERSON\u2019S Building*, S*.Lewis street, opposite the City Hall, for several years past occupied by the Literary and Historical Society.Apply on the pronGes to GEO.HENDERSON.Quebec, April 19, 1859,\t33 Workshop To Let, WITH immediate po-s-ss on if required, a Twu-Story \\VOUK-**Hl\u2019.59 x 15, well adapted for a White Smith, or Tiu-mau.in a central part if the Upper-Town ; a good opportunity for a Heady imlii*tritiu3 Mechauia to commence business.Apply to RICHD.J.SHAW.Quebec, Fell.8, |8fi9,\t16 \u201cTO LET, (FROM THF.FIRST MAY NEXT,) ,T'll AT OOMODIOUS HOUSE, No.I, X Sr.Ann SrnKKT.facjngr the Ksplu.nade, at present occupied by S.Dkhhi- SIIIRR.For parlicnlars, apply to Hie owner, CHARLES E.LEVEV.\" Eeptoaradv.Tib Febauary, 1860 FOR SALE QUEBEC MARBLE WORKS \\/T AKBI.F.HE UlTHS, (Cheap,) J SO A t\\STO N E GRIDDLES, do\tLiiii\"-!) for Stoves, kc.MARBLE MANTLES, English, do\tdo Ametican, At prices that make them more economical titan Slate or Mmbteised Iron.AMERICAN GRATES, FIRE BRICK STOVE PIPE RINGS.MONUMENTS, in Italian and American llarb\u2019es, Acadian and Ohio Sandstone, plai t and tastefully Sculptured.TABLE TOPS, and every atiic\u2019e in the trade alivays on hand or made promptly ¦ order.FELIX MORGAN.Qukdec,\u2014 I9J, St.John S reel, without.Montreal,\u2014corner of Ciuig A St.Peler Streets.Quebec, Nov.5, 1859.\t132 P.E.POULIN, MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, 35, ST.JOHN STREET, QUEBEC.PT71\tT\") INFO R M S the public that, .11s.1 .during (lie past Summer, having greatly iticren-ed bis facilities for MANUFACTURING and REPAIRING JEWELLERY, also having engaged a first-rate Work! g Jeweller, lie is now prepared to make to Ort'rr, or Repair any articles in Ins line, at Modérait: Charger.53\u201c N.B.\u2014lie still continue!) te work for the Trade ; and all orders are executed with neatness and dispatch.Quebec Jan*.1-9, I8ML\t9\u201413a KINGSTON\u2019S WINES, IMPORTED TO ORDER.\u2019 E Subscriber has on hand an assnittrent ol I the Imcit quality of FORT.SHERRV, MADEIRA and TENKKIFFE WINES, in woun and bottle.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 Lh&toupin'a Brandy, in wood nnd bottle, Vintage 1846.\t*\t1 s Martel\u2019s Brandy, in woodand bottle, VintagelSIG.United Vinegard,\tdo\td i Vine Urniver\u2019s\tdo\tdo DeKuypers* Holland Gin, in wood and bottle.Booth\u2019s Old Tom,\tdo Guncy\u2019s do\tdo \u2022Scotch WhLkty, (Gleuforth Distillery.) do (Finest Old Highland.) Fine Old Jamaica Rum, Burke\u2019s laish Whiskey, Toddy Whiskey, kc./i.e.For s ilc *tv JOHN TEAFPE, No.20, St.John Strekt.Qtiéhee, D r.r3.\tjôi Rimmnriiif, No Smoke ! No Smell ! No Blocks ! ! RicnjRrTj.shjijv 1X7OULD call a'tcntion to a \"NEW GAS LIGHT.\u2019 which he introduces in this maiket, as tlie CHEAPEST, CLEANK.NT.most BRILLIANT.SOFT and STEADY LIGHT ever ofifeted to C.e public.THIS \u2018LIQUID GAS\u2019 IS NOT EXPLOSIVK.In sulslant-e it is a transpatent colourless lly-dro-carbon Liquid, postcit-ing neither lesinoua, oleaginous, biltiiniuous, or oiber sedinteiil, and will not soil Hie most delicate fabric ; try fur yourselves, and be convinced of the fact, that for \u201c ON E HALF A CENT,\u201d you get a I ght equal to that of Eight Candles for ONE HOUR, without snuffing, IL J.S.is prepared lo alter your Coal Oil or other Lamps, so aa lo burn ibia beat o( Gas, av a moderate tha-ge.An assortment of these Lamps, ** Pore Liquid GjS,\u201d Glubes, Chinmies, Wicks, Shader, Bruslttr, kc., kc.For Sale f hrop by RICHARD J.SHAW, Agent for the L.G.Co, Fabrique S'rfet, Upper Town .Market Place.Quebec, N*v.5.1859.\t132 McLeod\u2019s Dyeing Establishment.ri',nE undersigned be»* to return ins I sincere Ihank* to the Gentiy and Public o< Quebec ami Vicinity, j'or the libaiul patronage they have accorded to him since his arrival from the West; and would intimate thrl, having enlarged bis premises, l.e is now prepared lo reenve nri-di'iunal orders and execute ihe same on reasonable terms and will*, desphtch.,\tJAMES MacLEOD, 33, St.Augustin s rcct, Olf St.Lewis Road.Quebec, 7th Feby., Î8G0.\t_ 10\u2014lin R E M O V A L .WM.McKiY if- CO., IMPORTERS of FRENCH, ENGLISH and I AMERICAN ROOM FAPE1G5, have REMOVED to llie premises No.28, St.John Street, lately occupied by P.SINCLAIR, Paint, Oil, and Glass Stores in the Hear, 13-ENTRANCE from JOHN STREET, adjoining S oie.Onebre, Rapt.17.IMg.\t_\u2018\u2022P English Cordage.1 1 ^NOIf.S from 1 J to 5J inch, 1 ItX\t20 do S;iuny.v u & Hal line, the 8iir|lu* (li'-s tivin y jer cent) atnen;-.*! H e nxsurcd.The rays of Picu>ium a'c ns low as the experience of ni ne hau half a century Warrant, nnd as eighty pc' cent of iill profi's is every five years dindod iimotiisi Hie assured it is r vident that ilnse rates j are i!:e very I jivesl ih it any Life lusurnucc Company can demand cot sUlcM wiili its oun safely | and (lie consiqticni recuniy of the assured.I\u2019uli-cies are issued niili or wnhotit participation of tiM'fils fur one year, seven yems, whole Life, Juini Live*, or payable on (be life attni'inp Ihe age of Sixie.I\u2019reinitims payable Qtia-lcrly, half yearly Or yearly, One had cicdu furfiist five yea»?.IV.& W.C.HENDEREON, Agents in Cunadn.Queber, Jany.7, I8C0.\t3 \u201412m TO THE PUBLIC.L»HOIST RESTAURA KT, Dksdvhats Buii.din'03, Si.Ann Strict, IS nuw in full npin ration.The proprictnr ihinkt it unuecrsnry to give an (dahorate ndverlise-ment, a* once yon call you nre sure to return.Ail good tilings ol lids life, wi'houl exiraordinary great it .inrs, cjti ol all lioiirs be had the e, or sent to ilomitilc will» puni maliiy.Quebec, Jan 3,1859.\t1\u2014u WULIÎOLLAKD AWD COMWAY, succEsvons to MB./C .PA1ÎDY, BRA'S FOUNDERS, GASHTTER8, BELL HANGERS, LOCK-SMITHS, kc.Every desriip'lun ol Brass yvotk repaired, rc-Inquered and biciiZtd.Gonç» for Engines ui.vle and filled up.A 1 orders promptly attended to ^£3 QuebfC, Jnn, 31, IMi'),\t13 UOOxU PAPER.RECEIVED by Steamers North Briton and North American, a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PAPER HANGINGS, benntiful in design* anil colours, sui'able for Drawing, Dining and Bed Rooms.\u2014also, \u2014 ' A mritd assortm-nt of SIENNA and other MARBLES for Halls.Ac., Ac , which yvi h his oilier stock wdlbeauU CHEAP FOR CASH, or app-oeed credit.1\tS.COR NEILL, 41, âl.John Street.Quebec.Aug.IS 1859.\t98 During nnr visit to Lowed we were ehowu lhrnm>h the Laboratory of .Moll pi'*.«\u2022bit *.-.11 .1 Ikf n ail \u2022noirioat S.wf lb.I it nadt.'\u2019 'HE t\u2019sinl Course of li.slrucUon comprises English in all its branches, »v.th Writino, Arithmetic, French, Music, Dhawing, Painting, kc.,\u2014Alsu the Rudiments of La in and German it requiml.Quebec, Sept.8, 1859,\t107\u2014u APPLICA1I0N TO PARtlAraEWT.Notice is hereby given, ihat sopii- cation will be made tu Hic I cpialatme.ai i s next Session, lor nn Act It 3lVe to the pari*h of ST.FERDINAND D\u2019ïlALIFAX, C.unty of Megautir, a* meted by the Ciiil Commissii.mrs, civil i xitiei.rc for all the nmnicipal electoral, judicial, registry, and for all u her civil purpose* yviiol-octcr.St.Fcrdmsi.d rl\u2019IIalirnx, I 10th Janonry, 1860.S\t14\u20143m THE PUBLIC sro ^reby notifiri) that this F.S-TABLISIHMF.NT will I.P OPENED FOIt THREE DAYS IN THE WEEK ONLY, from the FIRST DAV of NOVEMBER, 1859.to the 30ni APR'IL, I860 ; viz , TUESDAY, THU US-DAY.nnd SATURDAY, from 12 o\u2019clock, M.lo 10 o\u2019clock, P.M.The above Establishment U now FITPF.I) Ul* WITH STEAM PIPES, ke., *o a* to make the same WARM and CÜ.Ml üUTAllLE during the wiiuer scabOu.h.mack ay.Queboc, 1, 1859,\tlit) WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.ff,(d .nii-fri.f/.I, |«.pi-rlf jl\tt- Swn\tI yvh -l.t.n and lor Rlforullon kf IV* fropflrtOT.\\ >M PIKRINS.W.Ilroad-tirt.l W'crMtiff, h IS.Wncb.rib io»-* k-adon.\u2014IW.cl.t X bon.t\u2014«.'ao.ta k Bucavibv, «\u2022*\t| «a.r OUiB.a ud Man bwith ; E X T E N s I V E F It A U D S.i ( ' I.F.a and Pkrrins having discovered Ihat snino 1 of tho Foreign Markets have been supplied with | spurious t m ' cations of 'l.'ir \u201c WO RC f S\u2019l\u2019F.R* l SHIRE SAUCE,\u201d Hie I it elx of which closely res'tni'letbn*e of the giiiiiine Saurc, nud in our or uioro instancefl with the name* of L.k P.forged ithry have ih cured it Huir duty t» caution tlie public, and r> que*' purchaser* lo me that Ihe ! name.i of Lv.v k.Pkrrins ire upon the Wrapper, Label, Stopper atul Bottle.I !.k P.fuiHi* « give notice that they will proceed i giinst any one who may iiifridrc upon their right, aitlivr t>> 'a Hiuf.icUning or ici ding *uch i;uit'lions, end have in*lnic ed their cnrresprftidrni* in the ' airious part* ofthe world (o advise them of such nfringatnen'#.I Qst.7.185'.'.\t120\u201412io MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING establishment, NO 36.ST URSULE STREET.WE have the honor to announce the arrival of MISS A.ROBINSON, from Mesdames Bulcauct Dcschau, Rue Richelictt, PARIS] aid n tel y from Madime Rosa l.amlenu, Court Dress Maker .Cavendish Square, London,\u2014in consequeiifç of which, we ifc enabled to add Dressmaking lo> our former Millinery business.ROBINSON dr: GIBB, (pf Apprentices Wanted, Quabvc, D«c.20, 1859, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.Quebec Church Society\u2014G.Percy.Store to Let\u2014Biguell k Shaw.Land for sale\u2014 do To be Let\u2014Hoasack & Lingloii.% émkî fficmini.TÜESDAY, MARCH 6, I860.obtained on the habits of the Water Works generally, and on Mr.Lee\u2019s scheme in particular.In the meantime lie was to continue his efforts for the benefit of the rate-payers, and there is no positive proof that he might not have done something to retrieve his first failure.But this is now knocked on the head by some outsiders who have no respect for private property, and who will probably be the cause of Mr.Leo\u2019s losing all his time and money for nothing.It is evident that the destructors do not belong to Lorette, and we think the Corporation in duty bound to discover them A synopsis of the proceedings taken by the Catholics of this city in reference to the present position of the Pope, will be found in today's .Mercury.We regret that a demonstration which might have been legitimately confined to the object for which it was made, should have been converted by one who look u prominent ftatt, into an opportunity fpt lhe use of language which no loyal subject in this Oountry .can tolerate iu the mouth of a member of Parliament.This paper was (he consistent opponent of Responsible Government so long as the system could be opposed.When it became a fixed fact, we were of opinion it \u2022hrfuld be fairly worked to all its natural results ; and the same principle of allegiance to authority which induced the conductors of the Mercury to support Lord Metcalfe in his resistance to our preeent Canadian constitution, is now transferred to that constitution, and we can in no way suffer its existence to be ignored, or the plain,distinctive, national duties of Canadian subjects of Queen Victoria to be in any way confounded with the widely different duties of European or Asiatic or other subjec's beyond our Atlantic border.Acting therefore conscientiously and scrupulously on this principle, w»e refused to permit one reproachful line to be inserted in this paper in reference to Mr.McGee\u2019s career previous to his becoming a resident M Canada.The Parliament of Great Britain had commanded us to obey Responsible Government,\u2014that is to say, the Qu ecu and Parliament of Canada, we obeyed accordingly, and therefore while we disapprove of rebellion in Ireland, just as we disapprove of rebellion everywhere, we thougbijthat Mr.McGee should no more b.» ostracised for having rebelled in Ireland, than if he had rebelled in Russia, or Virginia, or Turkey.VVc considered that under the system of Responsible Government the people of Canada could recognise no political offence not committed on the soil of Canada, and against their distinctive constitution ; but Mr.McGee has chosen to reject that œgis which would have protected him, had he confined himself to tha single-minded discharge of his public duty as a Representative of the Canadian people.He has thought fit to tell Canadian subjects of Irish birth, that they should bear arms against the Queen of this Province, or rather kingdom, for such is it in fact, such is it by the superscription of the current coin, and such is it by the Queen\u2019s title as set forth in the India Bill.It therefore becomes our peremptory duty to brand the conduct of Mr.Thomas D\u2019Arcy McGee as false to bis trust, perfidious and insulting to the Canadian people, and treasonable to the Canadian Sovereign.Tha very instant Mr.McGee became a member of the Législature of Canada, he made it his duty to become a Canadian.Thk Mbmbbrs or thc Canadian Lk- OISLATOBB HAVE NO RIGHT TO BE IrISH- min, Englishmen, or Scotchmen, but Canadians.They have no right to pay this oountry a divided duty, or render it a limited service.Their whole efforts must tie given to this country, must be given with an eye ts its interests alone, and not to any other spot of earth under the canopy of heaven.Their very allegiance should be given to the Queen not as Sovereign of the land of their birth, but of their adoption; as head of the Constitution of Canada and not as head of the Constitution any other Country.This plain fact n sometimes lost sight of by that most troublesome class of would bo politicians, the men who insist on bein£ \u201c more Royalist than the King.\u201d Its advantages are nevertheless obvious.If the European Royalist is to ignore the Provincial Constitution, erect in his mind an imaginary Canada with a Government which has been obsolete since Do Ualdimand\u2019s day, and refuse to recognise the peculiar and distinctive character of public duty in Cauada, the European and bring them to severe punishment, us Grant made to an Exhibition in Montreal.\u2014It is said to be determined by the Government to put in the Estimates a sum of $20,000 for the purposes of a great k'xliihition to be held in Montreal on the occasion of opening the Victoria Bridge.THE LOST S IE AMER.Halifax, March 2.\u2014An official letter has been received from Mr.Townsend, governmeni agent at the wreck* He says itjis i.ovv ascertained, beyond doubt, that no survivors exist.* Only three bodies have been found, one woman, one man, supposed a fireman, and one child two years old reb.'l will of course do the same ; and what loyalty will gain by it has been finely illustrated at St.Patrick\u2019s Church.they not only destroyed private property but by the act shewed contempt, to say the least, lor the majesty of the Corporation.Since our issue of the 21st ultimo, at which time we introduced the waterlogged ship to our readers, even's have transpired of moment to the Water Works and the citizens.Mr.Aubin\u2014 the gentleman (of Le Fantasque) who was nameless in the debate of the 21st\u2014 hat turned out to be the great \u201c water medicine\u201d then talked of by the members who would not take his name in vain.Nor have they, for he is associated with Mr.Keefer, or rather in the wisdom of the Council, Mr.Keefer is associated with him, to enquire into the hidden mysteries of the Quebec Water Works.The Council has voted $1000 to obtain the opinion of Messrs.Aubin and Keeler on this important subject.We understand that Mr.Aubin took a pleasant drive to Lorette, and then had an agreeable sojourn in Montreal, after which he employed himself assiduously in constructing, or causing to be constructed, a model of Water Works as they thould be.Mr.Keefer has not yet appeared to take his share in the works, and it is doubtless the opinion of Mr.Aubin\u2019s supporters in the Council that he hud belter s'ay away and give the latter gentleman a chance of astonishing the natives unassisted.On Friday evening las*, the model was at work on the large drawing table in the Roud Surveyor\u2019s office, and furnished considerable information and amusement to a crowd of scientific and enquiring minds, and some relaxation to a few overtasked City Councillors, who dropped in from the heat of debate in the Council Chamber to cool their feverod brains by a sight of the limpid streams that issued from the toy fountain.The apparatus consists of two upright boards, about four feel in height, and secured in position by appropriate ties, with three or for little tin cans through which run miniature pipes supplied with miniature cocks, mid a huger can on top of all.The can on top is supposed to represent the Chateau d\u2019Eau, and the small cans a number of tanks which the talented projector proposes placing nt different levels in the city.The wotks are set iu motion by pouring the contents of another large tin can of cylindrical shape into the upper tin can of the apparatus.The cylindrical tin can is supposed to be emblematical of the River St.Charles above the dam.The whole is then operated by opening the cocks, and the water runs out quite ua'u-rolly through the orifices of the miniature pipes at the different levels.The thing is unique, and well calculated to prove to the most obtuse, tit a glance, that water, if not confined, will seek the lowest level on which to rest.It also tends to shew, what every one know», that the orifices farthest from the head, at regards level, will discharge more water than those of the same size which are higher.The small tin ca s ore meant as checks to the velocity of the water, or in other words as open reservoirs, each intended to have a head or pressure of its own, the use of which in increasing the supply of water practically we cannot understand.As our hydraulics are of the old school, we cannot see any thing in the device but what we have mentioned, alihough Mr.Aubin explained the affair to a numerous and apparently observant audience.The only thing in whicli we could see our way clear was that the apparatus was destined to increase the supply of xcater by diminishing the pressure, an assertion, to say the least, sufficiently paradoxical: so much did it appear so to us that we were forced to banish it from our mind ; after which we passed a very agreeable half hour in listening to a long and energetic speech in the Council, on the subject of sixteen dollars which the Finance Committee .had refused the Road Committee to plunk a certain portion of Champlain street.We had almost forgotten to mention that the projector of the abovementioned model gave it as his unqualified opinion that if we had a reservoir where Mr.Baldwin projected it, on the heights ou'side of Lewis ga'e, we should get less water than we now do, which may he the reason that the Corporation have not built one.As we hope soon to see the joint re The cargo and materials are scattered along shore from Tusket round Cape Sable as far east as Ragged Island.A considerable quiuitity of goods ore* drifting ashore at the mouth of Shelburne Harbor.The country people, generally, arc acting honestly.Three stores have been hired at Barrington in which to collect the property, which is of considerable value.The ship\u2019s articles have been found, showing seventy-four crew.No passenger list has been found, and the ruiriored finding of the clearance is untrue.The only passengers who were known to be in the Hungarian were William Boultenhousei of Sackville, N.B., and Doctor Barrett of New York, whose box was found, containing a number of letters from his wife and daughter.Particular care will be taken of any bodies that may be found.Marks will be kept and they will be buried in separate graves for recovery by friends.The mails are soaked to a pulp, but will be sent to Halifax by the cutter.Hon.Joseph Howe, Provincial Secretary, exhibits much interest and promptitude concerning the wreck.LATER.Bariiingtcn, March 2,\u20147 p.m.\u2014Three trunks have been found, one belonging to Margaret Robertson of Montreal, one to Robert Martin of Toronto, and one to W.R.Crocker, of Norwich, Conn.Nothing further has been found to enable the indentificaiion of any passengers, and no more bodies have been found.The revenue cutter Daring\u201d is here taking on hoard the mails for Halfax.reasonable caution on the part of the own* ers of the line and their employees.The unanimous desire of the people of Canada is to deal most generously with those who have risked, and we fear lost much in order to establish and maintain a Canadian Ocean Steam .Verrier, up to the point where liberality becomes a public wrong, and defeats its own object* alleviating their sufferings and promoting the education of the Canadian youth.\u2022On th« coast, we presume, ns the chnnee of nnj survivor having been picked up bjr home bound vessels enunot be removed by Mr.Town-send\u2019s inspection.\u2014Ed.Q.Mercury.Svmpathv with the Pope.\u2014In answer to nn appeal made by IIis Grace the Administrator of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Quebec, mass meetings of the faithful were held on Sunday last, in Laval University, and the four churches, of St.Patrick, St.Jean, St.Roch, and S*.Sauveur.We regret that our repoit of the proceedings is crowded out of this number.Halifax papers, by this morning's mail inform us that a sleigh containing the mails from Pictmi to Amherst, was lately lost through the ice on Tntamogouche Ray, with two horses attached.'I he driver and several passengers, with the mails, were providentially saved.Serions apprehensions are entertained in Toronto that Mr.Hogan, M.P.for Grey, has met with some fatal accident or been foully dealt with.Nothing has been heard of him since the 8lh of December.He was last heard of when he was living at the Anglo American Hotel in Hamilton.rrHE Water Works are approaching a'Crisis.On Thursday night last, su me evil disposed person or persons, not huv.ing the fear of the law or the Police be- Aubin ami Keefer, we apparatus erected at Lorelte, by Mr.Lee, \u2019 ?ia\" l«»ve lltest.bjec for ll.e present j to increaseIhe eupply of water to the h''1 wtll not «tve up all hopes of a reset-Mr.Lee gave due notice of the vo,r* city.event, by letter, to tha Corporation on Friday evening during their session us mentioned in our report published on Saturday.The Water Committee will therefore be thrown on its own resources for some time as a Hyruulic agent.Nuw this is not right.Mr.Lee bad applied for an extension of time to make improvements in his apparatus, alleging us a reason, that lie had not had sufficient lime to complete his arrangements ; and as thc Water Committee couli not l»e supposed to have a re mot u idea us to whether he would succeed or not, they should have tempered uncertainty with mercy and have given him an extension of time, especially us it was through their own dilatory motion that Mr.Lee began his works late in the season, and had to contend with unfavorable weather.The Committee, however, served a protest on him for non-fulfilment of contract, on the !7th ultimo ; hut having some compassion, it was understood that the protest (like every thing else dune by them) Should be a dead letter until the advice of some celebrated en^iüecr should be From Panama we learn that a marine serving on board the lin'isli ship of war Calypso, hud been murdered and robbed by natives on shore near Tabogii.The Further aid to Canadian Ocean Steamers.\u2014At a dinner given to the lion Sydney Smith, Postmaster General, at Cobnorgh a few days since, he is repoit*rants, lie., Ae Sale at Half-past ONE o\u2019clock.0.\tMUKPtlY & CO., A* & B Quebec, March 3, I860.\t27 QUEBEC CHURCH SOCIETY.THE STATED MEETING of the Centrai.Board, will be held at the LECTURE HALL, Anne Street, on THURSDAY, the 8th instant, at THREE o'clock, P.M.By order G.PERCY, I.L.D., Sccrciary.Quttwe, March 6, I RGB.\t28 TOBE LET; THAT first class Are brick STORE, situate on Host** Wharf, now occupied bj Mr.La-combs, Floor Merchant.BIGNELL * SHAW.Qhelier, Mvrrh A, I860.\t28 FOH SALE A BOOT EI.EVr.N AHIBNrS of LAND, silus'eonihe St.Lewis pan), opposite the property of A.Gilmour, E-e, Fri G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Jan.17, 1°60.\tt French Fiiilion ef ihc Debates* In the af emoon of cacli day will also be issued a FRENCH EDITION ofthe above work, carefully prcpaied by qualified reporters and Irai\u2019.-Vrtors and fimilar incxrrulion and etyle.The price, of each edition will be 2d.a numbor, or 1- 6d per dozen.News Agents will be charged $2 per hundred.No order will be attended to unless accompanied by cafh, nor will any laieer edition be prut cd than is actually ordered in advance.THOMPSON fc.CO., Publisher*.fcY'Tltc Montreal and Quebec, pipers will please çony Ok ce.Qubec, Feby, 25,1860\t94 beg to chll attention of llouse-keepers, to the following Departments being very large and well assorted :\u2014 Linen and Colton Shen.ting.Damask TsMe Linens, Damask Table Cloths and Napkin*, Talde Covers, Blank)'!-,Quilts, Ticks, Towelings, Shirtings, Long Cloths, Irish Linen*, Pillow Linen, Scotch I inen*, Flannels, Moreen*, Muslin Curtains, he., 6tc., kc.ALSO TO OUR STOCK OP Dress Good*, Shawl-, Mantles, Silks, Velvet?, Muslin Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons.Flowers, Feathers, Silk and Lawn Handkerchief*, Stays, Ac.WM.LATRD & CO.FABRIQUE STREET.Quebec, Feby.14, i860.\t19 HOSSACK & LANGLOIS, NOTARIES, St.Peter Street, Lower Town QUEBEC.Quebec, Dee.27, 1859.\t144\u201412m FOR SALE.\t' ÙR» \\ First-class barge, .\\Sj*\tLength,.92 feet, Depth of Hold, 5 ft.9i ipehef.oflighl Draft and well suited fur Canal poviga* tiuu.Apply to 111GNRLL St SHAW, Notaries, Sr.Peier Street Quebec, Jan.28, 1860.\t12 American, Cheese, {-) -* TYOXF.S very prime juat rocclxed and D for aale by M.G, MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Jan.17, I860.,\t.\t^\t7^ NOTICE.GIAL1STHEN1CS and FENCING taught by ,\tC.R.DEARNALY, Riding and Drill Maatar, Quebec, May 10.1859.\tW 2239 9DDresses STATE FIRE INSURANCE, CHIEF OFFICES,\u20143 PALL MALL, AND 32 LUDGATEHILL, LONDON.EtUbliihed in IS^G, under Chertcr of Imperial parliament \u2022 Capital.$2,500,000 WITH UPWARDS or 1000 SHAREHOLDERS, The Right Honorable Lord Keane, Chaiunan, Peter Mo»\"!*#\", Es%\tDirecior.WiLLiASt Gam well, Rn.Secfeiafy.A copy of Stock Book can be daily aeea on the counter *1 the Head Office, Canada Branbli, Toronto, TRUSTEES AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS IN CANADA.Honorable John Ron, I IV.P.Howland E»q.John Ora\u2019wford, E*q.1 William Rosa, Eiq.Wm.McMaster, Esq.( Wm.HeRderson, Esq.Banker*\u2014The Bank of Montreal.$ôfta7or«\u2014Ross, Crawford and Crombie.W.KERR &.SON, PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS.GARDEN STREET, UriLL undertake to ALTER ANY SORT of LAMP, so as to serve lor the new LIQUID New Millinery Establishment, 9, Fabrique Street MI GAS, and also to supply the Liquid in any quantity.\u2014ALSO.\u2014 Gas Burners, Reflectors, Shades, Chimneys, &c., Ac.Quebec, Nov.8, l'tâîJ.\t1S3 S S SAMUELS, (FROM MONTREAL,) BEGS respectfully to intimate to the Ladies o* Quebec und vicinity, tjmt she has opened the above picmises, as a Millinery Rstablishmen', where she hopes, by strict attention and moderate chafes, to merit a share of their patronage.N.13.\u2014A large assortment of French, American and English Goods on hand suitable for the season.Wanted\u20142 Mill ners and 5 appientices Quebec.May 24,1859.\tfil NEW GOODS, FOR THE FALL AND WINTER, CHEAP FOR CASH ! Fabrique Street, Upper Town, QUEBEC, G.W.PURDY, LATB or NEW\u2014YORK, PROPRIETOR.Thie Branch was only opened last January, and now has an income of\t, $75,000 ! which Is retained in the country.The increase of Business in F.ngtand is unpre* cedented, shown by the Parliamentary returns and the following taken from the la e September Report\t,\tr \u2018\u2018It will thus be aeen that the tolal amount of business done during the last nine months of the Company's operaiiona has been TVVEN I Y-TWO THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND ONE NEW POLI'TES, producing an additional annual income of $ 150,000 ! Representing Property insured to the extent ol THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS! Tht Report further say*, that \" the Diraclors congratulate the Shareholders on t is satisfactory i neiease in the bosines of tlie Company, and they have every reason to beli> vé that from the connection now formed it will continua to increase in the same ratio.\t.\t, The Capi'al of the Company is devoted entirely to Fire Liabiliti es, having no reserve for a Life Branch.\t.\t, Ail lossea in Canala are aubmlt'ed to the gentlemen composing the Board who examine the pani* eulars, and if found satisfactory, at once order the payment of the claim.This system haa called oorlh numerous cards of thanks.If differences should arise between c'aimani* and Hie Company, 'he Manager is fully empowered to accept of any process in law, ALEXANDER STEWART.Manager for B.N.America.Agents fj» (Joeiec JOHN ANDERSON, Nun's Buildings, St.Peter Street.J.B.PRUNEAU, De» Fustcs 8 real, St, Rochs.Quahce, Jan.17, 18t.O.___________J_____ This Hotel has only lately been established and is cunduc'ed on the European principle.Apartments furnished, by the day, with or without Meals.MEALS AT ALL HOURS- C3\u201c N.B.\u2014An entire view of the whole City sm! surrounding Country is aflorilcd from the Cupola of this Hotel.Quebec, April 30.1059.\t84 Cooking, i\u2019arlor and Hull Moves.IŒYN0LDS\u2019 K ESTA UK A NT, Si.Peter Street, Lower Town, QUEBEC.E.R.IN 'hanking the Public for their kind patronage .»ince bis lime in business, l a- much pleasure in informing them that, as heretofore, he will do all in lus power to merit a continuance of their patronage.\u2022 K.REYNOLDS.N.B.\u2014Large and Small Parues «ttrnded to, al-n Wedding Parties nil iBalia supplied.Quebec, April 19, 18Ô9.\t46 MANSION HOIJSI5, Grand Battery, Upper Town, QUEBEC.TWENTY GENTLEMEN can be accommodated wiii iih BOARD, without Lodgm*, at the above Hriu -J*3\t^ 5 2 \u2022 3 _\t^ y rr m* r-\u2019S.îr«= £ii ace ^\t> g a s \" ^ a- fL rr Surveyors, Civil Engineers, fcc.; and for Professions requiring Proficiency in the English Lan- gusge.COMMERCIAL STUDIES.Pupil* entered f»r Commercial Sludie* rrccive Instruction in every branch of F.daca'hn qualifying them for the Mercantile Profession ; Book-Keeping on the mo*t approved M »Jern System ; Commercial Correspondence, in F.ngILh and French ; Commercial Calculation*, of every denomination ; Mental Arithmetic, and all expeditious methods ; Instrumental Arithmetic, Geometrical and Finsn cial Computation*, he.; Commercial Geography including the Importa, Export*, Produce, Manu factures.Ac.,&e.,of all eountri**.JUNIOR PUPILS Are csrefully instructed in every branch of Eds-waiion qualifying them for the Higher Forma of Commercial or Collegiate Siudies.Writing Examination* monthly, and Duplicates of the papen (a test of progress) sent home to the Parents haif-yeirly.TERMS.Per Quarter.Pupils itudying in Private Cla*a Rooms.$16\t$16.Do.the Commercial Room.\t6 to 12.Hoarder*.per annum.Quebec, Aug.18, 1859.\t93 «r 1 O r- c-G.* r 94 it ^ T \u2014\t^ S T IJ R TON, CHEMIST, No.2, ST.JOHN STREET, OFFERS FOR SALE : PALMA CHKISTI POWDE8, a very excellent preparation for the Hair.Botanic Hair Wuth, which effectu illy eradicates scurf, and giving the Hair a bft.utiful gloas, is especislly adapted for nursery use.Highly Scented Brown Windsor and other Tuilctle Soaps in variety.Antiseptic Tooth Powder, a enper.or Dentifrice, giving wiiiteneta to the Teeth and healthiness to the Gums.Ess.Rondeletir, Etu de Cologne, Lavender Water, Piessefk l.bbi.i'v Perfumery, he.A small quantity of English Ketchup, imported direct\u2014very good, N.B.-AH Drug* And Chemicals avarranted genuine ind prescriptions dispensed with the greatest care.Qneber, July 13 1858.\t83 ScrofUla, or King\u2019s Evil, ACCOUNT BOO :S, &é.AND A.THOMPSON, ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER PAPER RULER.Buildings, St.Peter Street.Bank*, Insurance Nan\u2019s PULL SETS of BOOKS for Comitanits, M-rcantile Houree, Associations kc., made to order from ths best English Papers, of kupeiior B'nding, ai.d Paged.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 All varieties ef Plain h DrcoasTtva Bindino.Quebec.May 31, 1859.\t64 2 \u2019/ \u201c \u2014\t^\t*r 'A Ü 35 e l e li H * 2 s C.= 1 - ?r OS \u2022/ \u2022!.7: 9 9 b \u2022 \u201eI «or \u2022n* g I \u2022 1.i\to *\t^ fl \u2014 \u2019 *\u2022 V oosaS'*'*\u2014'* \u2014t2m #5» -\t*/ u y fï î Ëé\tè St 08 « S S8 V\tr' -1 -4 u; ~j O w U < o\tc\t-\tô\tô >\t>\t3\t> i\tk\t-\tif ft Z- - ^ =J r \"* t* 0 Quebec Chess Club.5\t2.S£.f;«9 *\t=- \u2014 -n* a - W 3\t^ * ^\t* n.£¦\u20223 -2 \u2022< fr V 9 O ROOMS (on «eeond story New Siring\u2019» Bank Buildings, St.John Street,) open daily from 3 4o 10 o'clock.F* M.F.H.ANDREWS, Jr., Secretary.tluebee, May 10, 1859.\t55\u2014u-2aw \u2022 S a n s\u2019 \" * =-* < ?r \u201c H u - ê.'?jr y ^ r \u2014 2- £\u2022 \u2022 3 -S Z Z c-\"\"___* r 2\tn\t, 5-;\t^ 9\t^\tH \u2022\tt tlirte week», it ha* turned to it* : natural coi»r,nnd asoin.ed a softness and lustre greatly I 1» he preferred to those produced by the application of oil* nr any other preparation I hive ever used.I rcgr.rd it a* an indi-peiwable arliule for every lady\u2019» ' toib-t, whether to be used a* a Hair Restorative or for the simple purpo»i of dre*slng or beautifying the 1 h.»ir.Yon have pertni.iinn to refer to roe all who eiit>rl:>in any doubt of Us perf- nning all that isclaiiiK d for, .\t\u2022\tMR-.C.SVMO.NU.S, Cincinuati, Feb.10, 1857.\t114 Ihiidst, Wf.i.unoTON, Mo., Dec.5, 1857.Prof, Wood\u2014Dear Sir î lly the advice of a friend of mine, who had lir-n using your Hair Restoiativr, I wa* indi c»d to try il.I b id tbe (ever, home time I i»l \\\u2019av.and neaily every hair in my head came out.Nnwmy hib hi» 1 «me in a grtat deal thicker Ilian \u2022 ver it war.Nothin* but * duly and sympathy that I f.el to coimnunioatr to other* who are idilicted a* I have heeii, would induce me to give this public acktiow lecyeioeiit of Ihe benefit I have received fiom Prof.Wood\u2019» Hair Restorative.Yours ifspectfiilly, A.R.J At DBS.AYER\u2019S Compound Ex*met of Sarsapprilla, the most effectual remedv which the medical s\u2019.iU of our times can devise lor this every wher\u2019 prevailing nr d f.tol malady.1* is combined Horn the most active rcmo\t.m- If you wish to try N.U.Downs\u2019s Elixir, and it is nut kept in your town, aak your Druggists or Merchants to order * small supply of mv Agents, J.M.HENRY k SONS, WATERBURY, VT., and No.30, St.Henry St., MotHre.il, or of M.S Burr k Co., No.1, Curnhlll.Bo»ton, Mass, or of C.W.Atwell, Portland, Maine, or of LvatANs, Savage è Co., Montreal, Canada, or of Ra**.*» fc F ark, 13 Park Rnw, New York City, or of most any Wholesale Druggist in New England, New Yoik or v-Canado.They will furnish ciirulars if you order them; The price of this article is 50 cents, and $1.00 per bottle, and for Trial Bottles 25 cents.The trial bottle vre have not put up until within a few mouths.Wc do it now lhat all may give it a trial at the latest possible expense.There is a little coun'erfeit Elixir in the market, made by Jasper Curtis, of St.Alban*, Vt., hut I* not signed with pen N.H.Downs, hut i* signed, with red ink, J.Ouriis.This is a base cpunlerfeit., and can easily be detected as above, and from the fact that it sell* and i* marked i*7j and 7g cents perjbullle.Of course said Cuiti, dare not sign it with pen N.H Downs, as that would be forgery.BEWARE OF JASPER CURTIS'S COUNTERFEIT ! Remember the genuine is warranted, and is signed, with pen, with my name.N.H.DOWNS.BOTTLES 25 CENTS.Joseph Bjwles ; G.G.Arduuin ; O.Giroux ; S.Sturlon TRIAL FOR SALE BY Jnn.Musson 8t Co S.Bowen ; and Jno.F.Buike ; Uuehee.waukanted for coughs.Quebec, 18th February, I8G0.ll\u201412m The JYew Pain-Killer ! The Best Yet / Fur Rheumatism ! Toot hr ache ! Bowel Complaint ! And Dysentery, Cuts, and Bruises ! HENRY'S VERMONT LINIMENT.YV Killer at this time, when the country is so full of eve^y thin* of tne kind ; we hate delayed 'ho introduction for a lo; g time since we contemplated putting this up, and ha*e conmlled a greit nnni' er of eminent physicien», and hive talked with many of the proprietors of popular Liniments, 1\u2019riu Killer* Ac., and have came to the co.lcliisiun that we could improve upon them all ; fur we have »old médecin» \u2022 of all kinds for several yeais,'and have watched the effects ol it ; we have trhd thla arl cle, and hsv« changed it a little and have tried it then, but we are sure that this t* the vei v heat that can made.We do net pretend to build the reputation of our article up by talking axain-t other articles, but we simply want il iritd, and if y u prefer it to any thing else of (he kind, use it in prtferei ce lo all o hrrs.That there may he no risk to the persons lhat wi*b to try it we shall authorise *11 of our agents to reHirn the money to (be purchaser if ha U dissatisfied.We give a large b >nle lar tuent»-five cents, and warrant jt.\tJ.M.HENRY A SONS, WATnaflURv.Vt\u201e And 30 St.Henry Street, (opp ai e the American House,) MONTREAL.Sold in Quebec by J; S.Bowen ; O.Giroux ; Jno.Muascn k Co.,; Jno.E* Burke; Jo,rph Bowles ; G.G.Ardouin nod S Slurton.Qobtcc, 1G Ftbiuary, 1860.21-12m.Keroly\u2019s Ttnlily Whiskey.CASKS just received ex Grand Trunk and for sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Jan.17, 18G0\t7 10 OUR MUSICAL FRIEND, a Rare Uompanhn for the Winter Months.Every Pianist, F.*ery Singer, Every Teacher, Every Pupil, Every Amatrur, are so composed that disease within the range of their action can rarely withstand or evade them Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse, and invigorate every portion of the human organism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring its healthy vitalities.As a consequence of these properdes, the invalid who is bowed down with Rain or physical debility is astonished to find his calth or energy restored by a remedy at once so simple and inviting.\u2022 Not only do they cure the every-day complaints of every body, but also many formidable and dangerous diseases.The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates of their oures and directions for their use in the following complaints: (\u2019o$tire~ nest, Heartburn, Headache arising from disordered Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pain in and Morbid Inaction of the Hovels, flatulency, Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, and other kindred complaints, arising from a low state of the body or obstruction of its functions.Should procure this weekly PfiMiciriuii of Yoc.'tl anil Piano Forte Music, costing hut 10 Cents a t utn-br-r, *nd pronounced By the entire Press of the Country, to be \u201cTHE BEST AND CHEAPEST WORK OF THE KIND IN THE WORLD.\" Twelve fqU-siztd Pages of Vocal a d Piano Fore Mu»ic FOR 10 CENTS.Yearly, $5 ; Half-yearly, $2:50; Quarterly, $1.25.Subscribe tu 11 Our Musical Friend,\u2019\u2019 or nrder.it from the nearest Newsdealer, and you will have Music enough for your enitre family at an insignificant cost ; and if you want Music lor the Flute, Violin, Cornel, Clarionet, Aicordion, tec,, &u., subscribe tu the SOLO MELODIST, Coniaintng 12 pages, covtins; only 10 Cents a Number ; Yeaily, $2.50 ; Half-yearly .25, All Ihe Back Number* ai |0 cts., and Bound Volumes, containing 17 Numbers, at $2.50 each, constantly on hand.C.B.SEYMOUR, 107, Nassau St., New York, For sale by P.SINCLAIR, Savings H«nk Block, Ht, John Sirert Jan.3, I860.\t1 \u20143m TO THE PUBLIC.\u201cGood Wine needs no Bush.** i Cl the Luxuries ufsll the Sejson», sud judge fur yuuriclte*.QUEBEC COOKERY.Quehne, Jan.21.1860.\t9\u2014u Wistar\u2019s Balsam of Wild Cherry.Wiatar\u2019a Balsam of Wild Cherry.4 BLOODLESS VICTORY l V.1(000,000 Boxes Sold of Morehead's Magnetic Plaster.ConglM, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds.Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, PhlhWf, PhihWr, Bronchitis, IloanciKw, Bronchitis, \u2019 BronchiUs, Honrsciiess, Bronchitis, Asthoia, Ast\u2019i'i'fl, C onn, Whooping Cough, Ctono, Whooping Cough, quinsy, qninsv, Consumption, Consumption, Consumption, Consumption, Consumption, I'onsrmniioir, ami all like diseases find on tnrfciling antidote, \u2022 ready relief, and a sure and tjteedy cure, üs that great and ùniiertaUy approved lltmtdy, Wiatar\u2019a Balsam of Wild Cherry.Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.Whooping Cough, Whoopiug Cough, meat he t niii»'*-r.- I2»n Thr Rettnrstivs is put tip in holtlrs of thn-r tire», viz\u2019.I rpr, n.rd mu, »nd snnrll} the »niull hnld, j u pint, and ivtsiU tor one di llar per bottle, the mrdiuiu I,,,),!- »! liinU twenty per rent, rnore in ptnporlion tlinn Ihe ktuall, retails fur two dnllsrs per buttle ; the l.tige hold» » quart, Inrly percent, more id proportion, und retail» fur a bottle.().J WOOD V CO., Propinto:», 312 RroadwHy, New Yoik, (»n H»e great N.Y.Wite RstliDvc Evlsb li.hmrnt,) und lit Murket S'reet, M.Louis, Mo.And sn;c] by s!l gond DrugfUt* smt Fancy Good* i Dsa!9, CO.ir.d by Druggista lira flMilS eftitnoui quantity of this Invaluable Re-X medy his been purchased hy citiz>n« of lh< United Sln'JlSjjj^Hiiijf Ihe shoit lime t ha* hetit be-fore the public.The reason fur this extraordinary sucress is simiplv in the nc'ual tru'h and value of ihe article; f&W buysthc MAGNETIC PLASTER without booming it* friend.' It performs all ihal is promised, and carries with it its own recommendation.Truly litis is a Vidory\u2014peaceful and Moodies*\u2014but we believe not less glorious than the triumphs of war, with it* train of carnage ami desolation.The MAGNETIC PLASTER is undoubtedly the Greate»! Strengthcner and Pair.Destroyer that Science has yet discovered.I f ) ou pul this Plas\u2019er any where, if Pain is fere, the Plas er will stick there until the Psin has vanished.The Plaster magnetic a the Pain sway, and PAIN CANNOT EXIST WHERE THIS PLAS 1ER IS APPLIED.Rheumatism, Lameness Stiffness, Weakness, Debility, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia.Coughs and Cold*, Pain* and Ache* of every kind, down ev*n to Corns, are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED and, tviih a little pi'ience, PERMANENTLY CURED, by the magical influence of the MAGNETIC PLASTER.It is the simplest, surest,safest, plea*anre*t ami cheapest retrody in existence.Its application is universal\u2014equally to the strong man, the delicnte woman, and the feeble infant, To each and nil it will pre done at o.tc or s.ie would become a vici'in of conscnn ioa.Ih'.vlaf known the bonsficial resid's winch !« vo occurred fmta tiw um of Hiitar's Balmm, wo tuPiie purchn 0 of soma fur Iter, and we ara Jiappy to say, tUat lionne siio had til'.ti! tbo contents of ono hoittCr tier cough Pad cn.i ciy left her, and ill* is now in the en'oy'.ie it of erccltcnt tle*Ull.,, \u2014 OUaa Branch, June 2j, iP59.Wistar\u2019s Balsam of Wild Cherry.Wistar\u2019s Balsam of Wild Cherry.*9-17» Letter from Elder II.L.Uilnutn, a Minister of th* Gospel in Vermont.Gr,ov£ii, Vt., Juno SO, 1801 Messrs.B.W.Fovrr.E & Co.t \u2014 Gents,\u2014 I hereby ccitffy that I have keen troubled for several years with a mfikulty of the lieart and lungs, and havo nnniied to several piiystciana lor help, and have tried nhno &\\)t Æuebrr Jfîmurp, X Printed and PiiblirliHl bv GEORGE T1IO JI CARY.ot No.Ij.St.Joseph Sl-rct,m the Merrur* uid General Printing Ollier, No.II It 13 Fahnqi.s Street, tn the C ITT or QüïtiEt, intba District Qua he*.85130318 "]