The Quebec mercury, 28 avril 1860, samedi 28 avril 1860

[" c SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1860.VOLUME LV1.CUT MORES ET STUDIA ET POPULOS ET PRÆLIA DICAM.Viro.Geo.IV * NUMBER 51.r Œfce ffiucbn jHercutp, \u2022\tEstablished 1805.GEORGE T.GARY, Pcblisuir.Published on Tuesday, Thursday and Si tub* dat, at Halt Past Four, p.m., in time for the Mail Steamers and the Evening Trains.Subscription, £1 per annum,in advance.,\tPRICE OF ADVERTISINO.Fint tnierltoji.6 linesand under.2« d -7 lines to 10 .3s J \u2014-Upwards of 10lines,.,4l about four acres of good land «'tidied to it, «ilua'ed near the Temperance Cross ut Beaupon, about two miles from Dorchéatcr Bridge,furmcily occupied by the late Captain D.Ross.For particulars, apply to J.O.VALLILKK k SON, Vslier Street.Quebec, April If), 1860,\t23\u20142m FOR SALE.A COMFORTABLE and well-finished COTTAGE,containing Sitting and Dining Roons, Kitchen, and a fine Garden, about three quarters of an ocre square, situated on the main road, and in the centre of the bi dutiful village of 1,\u2019ISLET, one and a-half miles from the Railroad station, and a few minutes\u2019 walk from the Church, Post and Telegraph offices, and Government wharf, where steamboats ply daily from and to Quebec.HOSSACK k LANGLOIS, Notaries.Quebec, March 14, 18f>0.\t35 Bakery and House to Let.JLceA TN Valler street, next door to J.0, -f Valliere & Son\u2019s Cabinet Manufac* tory.\u2014Apply to J.O.VALLIERE k SON.Quebec, March 22, 1860.\t 15 TO BE LET.THAT first class fire brick STORE, situate on Hunt's Wharf, now occupied by Mr.La-combe, Flour Merchant.BIGNELL à SHAW.Qhebec, March fr, 1GC0.\t23 FOJl SALE About eleven arpents or land, situate on the St.Lewis road, opposite the property of A.tiilmour, E*q.Price very low.BIGNELL k SHAW.Quebec, March 6, I860.\t28 r A, FURNISHED COTTAGE.tO BE f.ET, for the Summer M-mlhs, a NEAT COTTAGE, with STABLE, GARDEN and PLEASURE GROUND, distant only Half a Mile from Dorchester Bridge.Apply on the prcmLee, \"\u2022 T.it.SMITH.S nlthville, 5th April, 1860.\t38\u2014u_ TjoTlet, A LARGE STORE and CELLAR.P sacs ion on 1st May next.Apply to R.McKlf CHAN, 93, St.Paul Street.Quebec, March 02, 1860.\t27\u20141m TO BE LET, PHE THREE story DWELLING HOUSE in St.Paul Street, lormely occupied by John LAMni.v, Esquire.HOSSACK & LANGLOIS.NoLiri.».Quebec, Feb, 18, I860.______________ To be Let., rpiIR WHOLE OF THE FOUR STO-A RY CUT STONE BUILDING, com-!t»5 si prising DWELLING AND TWO SHOPS, Comer of Si.Paul nnd Sauli-au-Mati lot Streets.HOSSACK & LANGLOIS, Notaries Quebec, Feb.18,1 860.\t21 TO BE LET, \u2014From 1st May next - /^VNE of the finest HOUSES in Quebec, V_/ situated In St.Denis street, Cafe, now occupied by Cot,.Denny, C.B.\u2014 BIGNELL A SHAW, Notaries.Quebec, March 3, I860.\t27 FOR SALE, LOT of two acres, near the St.Lewis Toll Gate, with DWELLING HOUSE, and other buildings \u2019.hereon erected : will be sold ve>y low, and on easy terms.HOSSACK & LANGLOIS, Notaries.Quebec, Feb.21, I860.\t22 House For Sale or to be Let.'PHE STONE HOUSE, in Phei-db-Villb, at 1 piesenl occupied by Mis.Murphy.Apply to BIGNELL k SHAW, Notaries, St.Perer Street.Quebec, 23id Fehy., I860.\t23\u2014tt r FOR SALF.A\u2014A\tA THREE STORY BRICK DWEI./\\ LING HOUSE, covered with tin, ' ¦ containing grooms, and provided with water pipe*, etc.\u2014ALSO.\u2014 FOUR BUILDING LOTS ndjnininz and a Mif-ficicut quantity of De^cliainliauli cu1 *t«r.c on the »pot, fur the construction of four house».The properly is situated m an etigildî locality, within ten minutes walk of S'.Lewis strict, and will be sold low and on en-«y icrm», with a SheiifFs title.Apply to HOSSACK k LANGLOIS, Notaries.Quebec, Feb.11,1860.\t__________ MONTREAL Ocean Steamship Company, Under contract zcithUer Majesty*» Provincial Government for the conveyance of the Mailt betzeeen Liverpool and Canada; and Carrying the United States Mails.Sommer Arrangement, Season I860.THIS LINE Will comprise the folUwing First Class Powerful Screw Steamers :\u2014 \" Bohemian,\" Anglo-Saxon, * \u201c North-Briton,\" \" Nova-Scotian,\u201d \u201c \u201c North-American,\" 11 *e«sing neither resinous, oleaginous, bituminous, or nthcr sediment, and will not soil the most delicate labric ; try for yourselves, and be convinced of the fact, that for \u201c ONE HALF A CENT,\" you eet n bglit equal to that of Eight Candles for ONE HOUR, without snuffing.It.J.S.is prepared to alter your Coal Oil or other Lamps, so ns to burn this best of Gas, al a moderate charge.An assortment of these I.amps, \u201c Pure Liquid Gas,\" Globes, Chimnicv, Wicks, Shade», Brushes, ftc., ftc.For Sale Chrap by RICHARD J.SHAW, Agent for the L.G.(Jo, Fabrique Street, Upper Town .Market Place.Quebec, Nov.6, 18r>9.\t132 During or.r visit to Lowcil we were shown through the Laboratory of our celebrated rountryrnun, Dr.J , C.Ayer.Scarcely could we have believed whit is seen there without proof beyond disputing.They consume a barrel of solid Pills, about 60,000 dose* and 3 barrels of Cherry Pectoral, 120.000 doica ner diem.To wlmt an inconceivable amount of human siiffetinx does this point I 170,0U0 Joses a day!! Fifty million of dose* per year !!!\u2014What acre* nnd thousands of nerev of sick bod* docs this spread before the imagination I And what sympathies and woe !\u2014True, not ail of this i* taken by the very sick, but nias, much of it is.This Cherry Drop snd thi* sugared Pill are to be the companion of pain and anguish nnd sinking sorrow\u2014tlic inheritance our mother Eye beqtrnthcd to the whole fan ily of man.Here the infant dulling ha* been touched too early by the blight that withers half our race.Its little lunc* are affected and old\" watching and waiting shall till which way its breath shall turn.Thi* red drop on its table is the talisman on which its life shall hanc* 'Flitre the blossom of (be world just burstms into womanhood, is stricken also.Affections most assiduous care skill* nut, she is still fading sway.The wan messenger con.es nearer and nearer every week, This little medicament shall go there, their last perhaps their only If pe.The strong man hss planted tn Ids vitals, this same disease.7 his red drop by his side hi* helping him wrestle with the inexorable remedy ; the wife of his hosnm and the chcrul * of his heart are waiting in sick sorrow and (car lest the md ou which they lean in this world, be biokco.0 Doctor ! Sparc co skill, nor cost, nnr toil, to eive the perishing sick the best that human art cun give.\u2014[Gatveiton, Texas, News.For sale by Joseph Bowles, J.Mnsson ft Co.» and G.G.Ardoum.\u201c VVoodi.akd CnrAM.\u2014A Pomade for beautifying the Hair\u2014highly perfiiuicd, superior to any French article imported, nnd for half the price.For dressing Ladies Hair it has no equal, giving it a bright glorsy appearance.It causes Gentlemen\u2019» Hair to curl in the most nn'tiral manner.It removes dandruff,always giving the Hair the appearance of being fr«»h *ham-pooi d.Price only filty cents.None genuine unless signed PETIUDGK & (JO, l'rnpiietors,\u2019ofthe < Balm cf a Thousand Flowers Forsnle hy all Druggists.Split Pease.O/X TT ARRELS just received and for sale by JJ\tM.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec Jnn.17,i860.\t7 Ayer\u2019s Sarsaparilla.QUEBEC BANK STOCK.BIGNELL Qo»b*c, Mar.18, 1860, SIT AW, Notsri»».*2 MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT, NO 36.ST- URSULE STREET- WE have the honor lo announce the arrival of MISS A.ROBINSON, from Mesdames Butcau ct Deschnu, Hue Richelieu, PARIS', and lately from Madame Rosa Landrail, Court Dress Maker,Cavendish Square, London,\u2014in consequence of which, we ar enabled to add Drcsamaking to our former Milltncrv l)ii«inef*.ROBINSON ft GIBB, ArrnFHTtcKfl Wanted, Quebec, Dec.20 1859.\u2019\t-\t1\t151 Vj OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application ii will be made la the Legislature, at its next Session for an Act to annex to the township of Ireland, county of Megantic, all that portion oflhe township of Halifax, in the same county, which lies on the east side of Lake William, for municipal, electoral, judicial, and all other civil purposes whatsoever.Halifax, I5lh Febiuary, I860.\t2Ü\u20143m A FOR S A L 13 , FAMILY FOUR WHEEL HaU' COVER-ED CARRIAGE^ (gr Çiiiglc Horae or Pair,\u2014tn CKCOllfi»*! carriage In Derfeel order.To bo :o»w kirt Vkrrrtt\u2019s Factory, No.37, St.George Street, near Abraham Hill.} Quebec, March 17, 1S60,\t33\u2014* ! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.Steamer Arr.bian for S'.iediae, Ac.\u2014P.Deols».Qaabco Bran Foundrj\u2014Mulbolland It Conway.Icmoral\u2014Roblnaon A Qibb.To Lit\u2014L.T.MaoPbtraon.Wanttd\u2014Thomas McCreary.New IWataflrant-'Varin A Co.Steamer Bowmanrille for Montreal, Ac.\u2014John Andarton A Go.\ti Lost.\t\u2022 Sale of Tobacco\u2014A.J.Masham A Co.Ooala\u2014Wm.Dianing A Co.®l)e (Duflipr ®rrnrq.SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1860.THE NEWS.We have the gnat satisfaction this day ef seeing the summer of 1860 open with the earliest receipt of European newspapers by the St.Lawrence route, Glasgow papers of the 14th April having been placed in our hands this forenoon, through the politeness of R.Shaw, Ksq., agent of the steamship United Kingdom, which urrived this morning in thirteen and a half days from the Clyde, notwithstanding a delay of twenty-four hours in the ice.Despite the \u201c lying bulletins\u201d issued by the Neapolitan authorities, as to the agitation in the island of Sicily, say the latest English journals, we have authentic newa of the extension of the revolt and the deter-minstion of the people to resist the Royal authority.The inhabitants of Palermo fought with determined courage, nobly dying at the barricades, and it has become necessary to garriaon the island with 30,000 men, for whose immediate shipment the mercantile steamers were being called into requisition.Every soldier removed from Italy to Sicily makes the Kirg\u2019s position more insecure at Naples, and accordingly wo Irarn, says the Greenock Advertiser, of the 14th inst\", that the people of the capital have assembled in thousands, shouting * Viva la constituzione*\u2019 The streets were being cleared by patrols.At the insurrection in Naples, the royal troops carried the convent by assault, after battering a breach.The rebels and their arms were captured.The streets were then cleared by patrols.The Cardinal Archbishop of Paris lias postponed tilt (he Feast of the Assumption the special prayers to be read for the Pope.According to the London Daily News, Earl Cowley addressed a remonstance to the French government on the accusations brought against England by the Patrie and Pays.There was a rise in the Paris Bourse when it became known that a note of apology had been ordered to appear in these papers.The French Minister of Justice has addressed two confidential circulars to the Imperial law-officers in the departments : one recommending them not to neglect pro-eecuting clerical ^offenders, without regard to rank, for any infraction of the organic law* of the concordat ; the second recommending an inquiry into the origin of the property held by religious communities, and as to the period at which such property may lepse.APPOINTMENT.Thie day\u2019s Canada Gazeit# contains the appointment by His Excellency, of Gordon Watte Leggatt, Esq., of Osgood Hall, Barrister at Law, (brother of H.P.Leggatt, Esq of this city) to be Judge of the County of Essex Canada West.THE ARCHBISHOP.There is little ho}»e of the recovery of His Grace the Archbishop, who, we regret to learn, is much worse to-day.The meeting of the friends of education, of which we spoke in our lust number, although not very numerously attended, included several of our leading men, and a fair sprinkling of Indies.We noticed among those present Messrs.R.Hamilton, C.N.Montizambert, M.G.Mountain, Dr.Maraden, W.H.Jeffery, W.Petry, G.Irvine, W.Dickinsun, the Rev.G.V.Houseman, and several other clergymen.The chair was taken by Lieut.Colonel Rhodes, who stated that it was deaigned to unite the cities of Quebec and Montreal in the effort now making to enlarge and consolidate the Collegiate Institution at Lsnnoxville The particulars would be explained by the Rev.Dr.Nico'ls and the Rector of the school, the Rev.J.W.Williams, M.A., who had been invited to come before the meeting and make a public statement of the objects they had in view.For his own part, he had children to educate, and was glad to have an establishment of standing and character in the country, to send them to.He thought that most children benefited by being educated away from injudicious parental interference.lie then introduced to the meeting the Rev.Principal Nicolls, who, after a good many remarks upon the constitution and progress of the College, such as the number of lay members in its corporation (10 to 9, if we understood him correctly), its liberal character towards members of other communions besides the Church of England, and other interesting points of information, called attention to the immediate object of their visit to Quebec.The Corporation of the College is raising funds for the erection of buildings and for the partial endowment of the school, including the establishment of a Professorship of French.The sum of $20,000 is wanted for Building purposes, and $30,* 000 for Endowment.Something over $6,000 had already been promised for tho former object ; and for the latter, eleven shares of $000 each hud been taken, entitling the holder of each share to present a pupil free of charge for tuition, in perpetuity.He mentioned also that the building could not be completed till next midsummer twelvemonth; subscriptions payable at six or nine, or even twelve months, would be no less acceptable than ready money.The School is to bo placed in the same ground with tho College, and instruction to be given in it, to a certain extent, by the Professors of the College.The Rev.Mr.Williams then proceeded to say that he spoke with some confi.denee upon the subject of education, having had many years experience, and having also studied its theory carefully.He thought a system which taught n little welt and thoroughly, far better than one which carried the pupil superficially over a great extent of ground.He would prefer a man or a boy whose powers were trained and practised, to one whose head was merely crowded with a motley jumble of foete.To teach thoroughly, it was necessary to reclassify the pupils in all subjects, as is done at Lennoxville, though this method was more troublesome and required a larger staff of teachers.He considered classical studies combined with mathematics, the best discipline for the mind, and though classical studies were optional with those who were preparing for niercunlile life, he had no doubt that classical s'tidies would assist rather than impede such studies us book-keeping.The study of languages he thought to be of tho highest importance.The French language is already taught all through the school, and he hoped other modern languages would be provided for, and especially German.lie spoke also of the importance of developing the powers of the body along'with those of the mind.He could teach a boy to avoid *« hitting a catch\u201d at cricket, and had himself learned the art of skating since he came to Canada.He alluded also to the heal'hfulness of the locality, and the facility of communication with the cities by railroad and telegraph.The Rev.gentleman\u2019s opinions were received with marks of strong and decided approbation.We wish all Quebec had been there to hear them.Mis views of the subject of education would be not only interesting but instructive to most persons.Dr.Marsden, in moving a vote of thanks to the Rev.gentlemen, for the very able and lucid manner in which they had brought the management and condi.tion of the affairs of the College before the meeting, expressed the great satisfaction with which he had listened to Mr.Williams\u2019 remarks, and confirming with much point and foard the mail steamers for New Vork and Portland which called at Queenstown, and who hac left their cara and members of their families in the town, were taken to America, because the steamer got under weigh as soon as the mails were put on lioard, and there were no meant of sending the twenty-six on shore.Three persons were lately arrested and judged to bn lunatics, in France, because they tried to enter (he place and rati on Napoleon.One was a commercial clerk, who desired to say good morning to his Majesty, and to present him a copy of a uorkon the physical constitution of the globe ; he was at once given up to the police.The second was a farmer who wished to show the Emperor some remarkable turnips.The third was a cook, with a patent method for roasting fowls.Recent letters from England say that the fugitive Mrs.Gurney, who went off to Krancmwith her captivating coachman, has already repented of her bargain, and wants to get back to her former home.Mademoiselle Victoire Balfe, the favorite vocalist, has just been married at St.Petersburg to Sir John F.T.Crampton, K.C.B., Her Majesty\u2019s minister at the court of St.Petervburg.Sir John, who succeeded as second baronet on the death of his father, the late Sir Phillip Crampton Surgeon General to the forces in Ireland, in 1858, was formerly Minister Plenipotentiary to the United Sûtes, and Is now in his fifty-third year, having been born in 1807.others, and registered, so ns lo transmit a kind of property with them to theirsucces-son.Mrs.Steward, of Knoxville, Iowa , a few days since gave her little three year* old boy a revolver to amose himself with.The plaything was loaded, and while with it, it went off, shooting the little fellow through the head.On a plantation in Washington county, Miss., a negro murdered two other slaves, and made attempts on the lives of others.He was captured after a desperate resistance, chained to a post and burned lo death.The house of William Havill,Governor\u2019s Road.Paris, was entered on Friday night by two men with blackened faces.One of the rascals held a pistol to Mr.Havill's head while the other rifled the house.About $92 were stolen.No trace of the thieves.Dont mention it.\u2014A correspondent of the New York Journal of Commerce, writing from Utah, says that the majority of tho iVJor-mons are foreigners, and the naturalization laws are detested as well as tbe government of the United States.In the Legislative hall, Salt l^ake City, the arms of Great Britain are over the Speaker\u2019s chair, and at the late session of the Legislature, their officers were Englishmen.They would join Great Britain in a war with the United Stales, and threatened lo do so on the breaking out of the recent San Juan difficulties.Yatch Club, and tbe Magnolia belongs to th( Royal Yacht Squadron.The Atlantic il fait bel coming tbe most popular lake for international pleasure excursions.\u2014[New York Herald.Phzpaiations for War.\u2014Whatever may be the opinion of Government respecting the political \u201c situation \u201d on the Continent, they are evidently determined to strengthen our wooden walls and to be prepared for eventualities.Orders have been received at Chatham for six additional steamships\u2014a linir of 91 guns, a frigate of 51, two vessels of 22, one of 17, and one of four\u2014to be laid down at that establishment \u2022s soon as the necessary number of slips become vacant.The arrangements for the manufacture of lOO-pounder Armstrong guns at WooLvich nre now complete, and it is expected nil the factories will be in work-big order at the close of the present month.Sir William Armstrong gave a detailed account of the manufacture of his guns nt a meeting of the civil engineers on Wednesday night, and tho Post, which warmly backs Sir William against sll comers, informs us that he threw out a challenge to Mr.Whitworth to this effect\u2014\u201c Come you down with me to Shoeburyness, and 1 will give you satisfaction.\u201d In a late trial for the amount of a tailor\u2019s bill, it appeared that the clothes supplied did not fit the defendant.\u201cThen,\u201d oh.served the judge, Yankee of course, \u201c we must proceed according lo the Itx tuilorunis, ami the plaiutifl must be mn-tuited.A Splendid Sight.\u2014The Illinois Central Railroad, at a town called Matoou, is croissd by Terre Haute & Alton Railroad.Every day at about 2 r.m., is seen at this point, one of the most splendid effects of ths triumph of mind over space and matter, that can be witnessed anywhere.It is that of four trains coming four different directions, arriving at this point at the same time to ¦ second every day.They esn be \u2022een ss they approach for ten miles in each direction, the praiii# there being a smooth, broad expanse, stretching sway to the lurr-iton without an inequality to obstruct tho \u2022i|M.As (hey arrive, they approach their cow-catchrrs within twelve feet of each other, as though exchanging salutations, when gracefully backing (us though bowing an adieu) two of the irsiui go on the \u2022witches, while the other two scream away over the iron bound prairie.\u2014The trains left, then go on the main tracks again, and they are off and away.OCEAN YACHTING.Foul Murder.\u2014-I^st evening's Montreal Pilot says, 4\u2018 The bodies of a woman Champlain Market Hall.\u2014The stalls in this fine Hall were sold hy anction on Wednesday, and realised, to the fullest extent, the expectations of the Market Committee of the City Council.The amount realised by the butcheri/ stalls and » portion of the shops In the lower story of the hall, reaches the handsom some of six thousand dollars, leaving three stalls and eight shops yet undisposed of, besides the whole of tbe upper story.It is, thurefore.reasonable to (oppose that this building The great diamond wedding of Oviedo and Miss Bartlett has a sequel.It is to effect that the lady \u201c has come back again \u2014that she found her lord and master testy, had tempered and penurious\u2014that the i now due installment oo the Fourteenth street house has not been pair!, and that all round something 4\u2018 is to pay generally \u2014 Ilotton Journal.The citizenv of Toronto are Improving n hitherto unsightly piece of ground north of the Esplanade, by planting trees there, so as to convert it into a promenade.It is to be called the \u2022* Prince\u2019s Walk.\u201d The tress, it seems, were planted by sundry of tho patriotic among the Coaporation and ADDIVAL OP ANOTHER URITISIt YACHT\u2014SKITCII OP HERSELF, HER OWN PR, HBK VOYAGE, ETC.Lying in th« North river, opposite Jersey City, tuny be noticed at present a taut and tiiiy schooner rigged craft, flying the Knglisb colors from her peak.She is the yacht Mngnolia, which was built by Brown k Lovell, of Ksst Boston, two years ago, and named the Flora Temple, for which her present owner, Sir Henry Beecher, has substituted tbe appellntion Magnolia.The Magnolia has esuied tbe ruputation of a fast sailor, as her model nt once indicates, and besides this she has proved a staunch and otherwise good sea going cruft, owing to tbe feet that \u2022be hs> great breadth of beam for \u2022 vessel of her dimensions and model.Her.registercd measurement is 105 tons, and ber crew consists of a captain.a mate nod six men.This pretty little craft has just completed \u2022 circuitous tour across tbe Atlsntic which is certainly creditable to herself and her owner.The Magnolia left the small harbor of Bel timoré, on the southwest coast of Ireland, and in tbe county of Cork, oo the 17lh of Uat December, and sailed for tbe island of Madeira, where, ¦he arrived on the 25tb of tbe same month having made tbe trip in eight days.She stopped there for \u2022 few days, and then ¦ailed for tbe Island of Tenenfle, in tbe Canary islanda, where she made ber wey iu five daya, remained two, end again returned her voyaging, this time for Antigua Island, which she sighted fourteen days after leaving Taneriffe.Stopping at Antigua fire days, she thence sailed for St.Jego de Cuba, a.erate.Bieodstuffs generally advancing.Flour 6rm, Wheat Id a 2d higher.Red, 10s 4J a I Os lOd ; White 11s a 12s 6d.Corn advanced Is a Is 6d.Yellow, 36s a 36s 9d ; White, 37s a 38s.Provision!generally dull.Pork dull and unchanged.Lard dull, partially declined Id ; nominally 57s a 58s.Ashes quiet.Pols, 29s a 29s 6d ; Pearls, 83s.ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP VANDEHBU/r.FURTHER TROUBLE jn NAPLES.OHAMPIOMSHIP THE FIGHT F01* T HB O /EU.DALS, ex \u201c Tatlihore,\u201d sailed March 30th.2i0 Tom Workington Steam Ci'at»,ex Thompson,\u201d sailed April 10ih.VVM.DINNING fc CO.Quebec, April 2*, I860.\t®1 Misses no bin son a gibb brg to «n.nounce their REMOVAL to No.5 Dauphine Street, Corner of Esplanade, at which place they will open their Summer Goods on WEDNESDAY,2nd MAY.Quebec, 28th April, 1861».\t51-c FRESH ARRIVALS AND Quite New Design» AT THE TI- TRAI) E SALE.THE SPRING SALE OF T O B A C C O, at the warehouse of A.JOSEPH, NAPOLEON WHARF, Will be held on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2nd MAY, WJ HEN wiil be offered the usual assortment Y v of Manufactured and Leaf Tobacco.AND 1000 boxvs Hcnderioo\u2019v Pipes.Sale punctually at TWO o\u2019clock.A.J.MAXHA.M k CO., Quebec, April 27, 1800.\tA.A B.TO BE LET, And furni-died, if required, for the Summer months, or for a longer period.MriMIE RESIDENCE of the UNDER-I SIGNED, situated on the Nnh Bank of the Rwer R».Cl.ailee, at ahoui ih.ee tni cs from the city.The house has been newly bu.lt and furnlslird with every convenience suitable f.r a family.The Garden is well atoekeJ, end eanvement gveunde adjoin, ex\u2019e* ding fio» the huhwar »o «he River S\\ C *erlee, affording pleasant w.k*.\tL T MACPIIERSON, No.St.Peter S reef, Loner Town.Quebec, A pril 28, I860.\tM KIKST STUAMBK THItOl'GI! FOR MONTREAL, KINGSTON, TORONTO and HAMILTON.The Sjl ndid Ufpkr Cabin Stxf.mfr HE SUBSCRIBER, who hss personally select hi* SPRING STUCK from the BEST HOUSES IN ENGLAND, offers I» his patrons and tha public generally, the LARGEST and MOST FASHIONABLE ASSORTMENT aver nnpurled into Canada.His importations con«ist of every novelty for the coin'ng stason, and will be snld at piices which will give entire satisfaction \u2019O those favoring him wrh their pat-( nnge.The stork cons sts of West of England BROAD CLOTHS, Do.da.Does, PA.NCY silk tweeds, BEDFORD CURDS.FANCY TWEEDS FOR SUITS.*- AND \u2014 WATERPROOF CLOTHS in altcclorl.A great variety of Ucntleroen*» Shirts, Colis'i, Ties, Cravats, Hosiery and Ut tliiel »\u2018! iu^.\u2014 also, \u2014 A large assortment of READY M^DE GARMENTS always on huid, which will be sold at prices that will ensure a ape dy »&!\u2022.A Liberal Discount allowed for Cash DAVID MORGAN, Merchant Tailor, Moun ain Hill, Quebec.Quebec, Ap-il 26, 1850.\tffO A GRAND EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS OF- .\t\u2018 HüMOTiED OANASA, CNDKK TUB AUSPICES OF THC Board of Arts and Manufactures FOR LOWER CANADA, WILL HE HELD IN THE CITY OF MONTREAL, ABOUT THE First Week of August next, ON THF OCCASION OF THE VISIT OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES, AND THE Inauguration of the Victoria Bridge.LIGHTHOUSE SUPPLIES' /TPENDRRS oddresseJ to the undersigned, will ¦I bp received si this Office until the FOUR* TEEMTU day of MAY nest, for the supply of Seven Thousand Gallons Of the best quality of winter pressed sperm oil, For tha Provincial Lighouses above Lachine,\u2014one-third of which mtiJt be from-head matier.The whole to he furniMicd in iron-bound cask», P'ime order of fifij-gnlloit* each, and delivered ni the ri?k of the Contrac\u2019or on such wharf near the Montreal Terminus of ihe Lnchine Canal, olid on NEW GOODS GLOVER*!, FAT'S BY STEAMSHIPS Nova Scotian ami North American; BONNETS,\tMANTLES, HATS,\tDRESSES.RIBBONS,\tTRIMMINGS.FEATHERS,\tPRINTS, * TWEEDS, CASSIMF.RRS and MANTLE CLOTHS, with a variety of other NEW GOODS of tha Latest Spring Styles 4* Fashions' A portion of the above will be Opened To-Morrow, ami the remain- such day m or about the 1st July nex', us may be (1er by the etui üf the Week.N EXHIBITION BUILDING woiihy of .occasion hat been commenced.the GOLD, SILVER, and UltONZF.D MEDALS, cotntntiuotalive \"f Ok occas on, will be prusidttl for the successful Competitors.The Railway or Sienmboal freight to ni d from Montreal, on articles for Exhibition\u2014appro'nl by Ihe Local Committees\u2014will be paid by the BoaiU.In view of the great conenurre of Visitors who will be present in Montreal on the occasion ; ami the opportunity thus afforded to exhibit the pioduc-tiom of the country to the best sdrittisgc, it i* hoped that Artists, Manufae'urcrs and Mechanic», and the Proprietor* ot Mines, Quarries, Fisherit* and Lumbering Establishment*, will use retry effort to make the F.thtbitinn one c\u2019editablc to the Province, and advantageous to IheniM-Ivct.All articlrt for exhibition must be entered on or before the 15th day of July, and all snch article* must be delivered at the Exhibition Rujdii.g not later than the last week in July, S.CHAMBERLIN.Sec.B.of A.k M.Quebec, 21st April, 1860.\t48 specified in the Coutrict.'Ihe Oil to be subject to in.peciitin m.d tesl prior io aect ptance, and mmt he measured nut if required ; none uf ihe Oil of lic.iJ matier will he received wh'ch will not stand limpid at 30°.Fahrcnhci1, and the other two third» ;it 34 ^ .I'nynient will he made within ten days after the receipt ot n perijfn-u'e from the Suprrin'endent, staling that ihe Oil has been tested, tucu ied, and delivr>»d at the time and pi ice agreed upon.Tt-iiders lo be accnmpu.ied by sample* of not le-s then one pint rn-i , and be endoiscd *' Tender* lor Lighthouse Ntipplic-.\u201d By order, J.TRUDEAU, Secretary.Departin< :>| ( Public Works, ) Quebec, 21m April, 1360.(\t4S-c Quebec, Mardi 30, IPfiO.GLOVER fc FRY.34 ©RY GOODS.FURTHER REDUCTIONS AT THK CROWN lands\u201d DEPARTMENT, Jesuits Estates) «$\u2022 Crown Domain Branch, QuKnxc, 14th April, 1860.rRENDERS, add cjrud to the Commisaioner of ( Crown Land», sealed, and endorsed, \u201d Tender for Darn at Jlenuport,v will be received at this Depannient, until the FlltST PROXIMO, at NOON, for the RE-CONSTRUCTION OF THE BARN, de-trnyed hv Fire on the 23d ultimo, OX THE DOMAIN FARM of NOTRE DAME DES ANGES, at BE AU PORT, according to Specification which can t e seen m the Office of the Agent, the Honorable Mr.PaNKT, in this City.The Tender to ?ive the names of two solvent Sureties.The Department dot* not bind itself to accept t.lie luwc«t, nur any Tender.ANDREW RUSSELL, Assistant Coaimisrioner.46 \u2014e-2 SAVINÜS» BANK BUILDINQS, St.John Street* ! \u2022\"PHE REMAINDER of tbi.BANKRUPT ; 1.STOCK, comprising t\u2014 | DRESSE , i SHAWLS, MANTLES, I\u2019UTNTS.CLOTHS, TWEEDS, SHIRTINGS Ac.,\tjfcc.,\t&c.j\t\u2014 ALSO,\u2014 A few Brussels, Imperii! and Scotch Clrpefe, Oil Chiih*, Curtain Damasks, Ac., sellirg nff ai LOWER PRICES than tvtr, as all must lie cleared out and the Stort closed by the nd of April.GLOVER 6r FR V U uebec, April 10, 1860L___43\u2014k ROOMS TO BE LET.4FF.W DOORS outside St.Jihn's Gate, AN ENTIRE FLAT, partly furnished i(required, and Private Door.Apply at the Mircuty Office Quebec, April 12, 1860.\t44\u2014 1m American Cheese.if Î £\t13 OX ES vc y prime ju*l received an ^ D iJ for sale by Qucnio, Jan.17, 1860.M.G.MOUNTAIN.Carpets! CURTAIN DAMASKS.&c.1N 1 »e our S ock is now the above departments, eplete with FIRST CLASS GOODS, fro.n the best minufaetuicrs ia England and Scotland.\t* PRICES AND* QUALITIES Will kilo.d I.COMPARE FAVORABLY with ar y bouse in (he P'ruviuce.IJ- |rap-ction by parties requiring gosde in (he above line reapeeUutly invited.GLOVER 9* FRY.Qiehee, April 26.i860.\t60 Crown Lunds Depart me it, Ql\u2019Knrc, 20 h Ap'il, IBGD.OT1CE iS HEREBY GIVEN, that about SStOi'O Acres of Crown Land*, in ttm Toivn-BeLLKCltaasK and Roux, County of a»*e, C, E., will I'p open FOR SAl.E to seiuil and interding S.tiler», on and after t!ie 25th day of MAY next.For |i«rticular|, applv Id the Local Agent JOSEPH JOLIVKT, Ef«.at fcT.Gkuvais.AN DREW.RUSSE LI., 49\u2014f\tAesis'.uut Cammiisioncr.N\u2018 .bins of BeHeeUr sEzjEE.m A SPECIAL GENERAL MF.F.TINO of ihe RHAREH0LDF:RS of the MEGANTIC JUNCTION RAILWAY and NAVIGATION COMPANV, «rill be held at.the OFITCE of die PRESIDENT, No.35, S*.An .e NreH, I'Ucc d\u2019Armea, Qutber, on THURSDAY, the 10 h Day of MAY next, at TF.N «,\u2019cluck, A.M., to chO'iee Director* ih (he place and ¦i.ad.of tbo»e going out ol office; and generally to transact the busi iCFS of the Company.J.DUNBAR, .Sucreto y.Quebec, April 24, I860.\t19 JUST RECEIVING Ex Grand Trunk Railway, ÇtALAD OIL in quirt* aod\u2018pin\u20194»-Qucbec, Prcs/t.Oysters! \\ SUGAR CURED HAMS ! ! IJV EXPRESS, from NEW YORK.\\Just rcccived llcr ^ T Raihmy JUST RECEIVED, AT Peacock\u2019s Rest u 11 r n n t No.3, St.Lewis Street, I\u2019lacc d\u2019Annis.Q icber, April 21, i860.\t48 1 /\"k TYARRF.L8 f.esl.SUGAR CURED i vi 13 HAMS, rorsaleby E.h W.POSTdN & CO.Lower-Town, Mar, 22, I860.\t35 A CARD.j\\yf KSSRS.E.LARUE fc CO., tike i i\t,*,e ,llj( r,y of informing the pub- 1 *_ * 1 lie, thst early in MAY, they will re-cein\u2019 a very superior a.ftortinent uf SCI1E1D-MAVER\u2019S CELEBRATED PIANOS, GRAND HORIZONTALS, GRAND SQUARES, COTTAGE^, with three » nngs, aDo their magnificent HARMONIUMS, with one and two key hoards, with nii'l wiihout pedal», having from one to »ix-tpeii stops.They will have Ha'ps, Flute*, Musical Boxe», ami the latest Music hy the best composers in Germany.No.24|, Great St.John Street Qiubec, Mar.-IS, I860.\t32 \u20142m Spirits of Turpentine.JUST RECEIVED 20 0 \\SKS, in prime order E.k W.POSTON k CO.Quebec, Mar.15, I860.32 For sale by E.W.POSTON & CO.\\prd 24, I«60.\t49 The I/Ondom I'ftEis.\u2014 I'liere is no doubt (hat, despite all opposition, the paper duties will come off, and great will be the changes, (hereupon, iu newspaper literature.Notwithstanding that the IJwi/y Neat, Morning Post ami Morning Chronicle are on their last leg\", on I that the two latter would not exist for another week without subsidies, seeeral new dailif* it is aaid will certainly be stalled as soon as th; tat is cemktrd.The parliamentary reports, And muebef the other news mat-dor io the three journals just named are printed from the same types, lo save expense, and make it at all possible to go on.The peony papera are all the go.Uul large as their circulation is, it may be doubted if hitherto they have paid their way.Uil derthe new-system, however, they will take firmer root and floutish abundantly.It seems likely that the Daily Ncics will have to como down to a penny in self defence ; and it would certainly be a thou-\u2022and pities to see a good piper depart this life.The Times proprietors had a meet, ing lo discuss what should be clone in its own case, and the impression that bns gone forth is that the lending journal will come clown to two twopence, and if so new penny papers will have little or no chance, for tlte Timet would assuredly carry all before It.The Dial directors have also bail two conferences regarding their future course of action.1 lie llcv, David l lio.mas, projector, has his heart still set upon a Daily Dial, and keeps on affirming, as if he believed it, that it will certainly «(art .come of these fine mornings \u201c with a tireu-,lation greater than the Times'' One would think the comparatively ill success of the weekly publication would have cooled his Welch fire a little.If with the .superhuman elforts that hive bee n made, and Ihe enormous expense incurred for the Weekly Dial, only a circulation of 7,000 .has been obtained, which is the fact, it is pimply pd'Cldou* think that a Daily BOWMANVILLE, CHARLES PERRY\u2014Commander.I17IHL leave ihe ST.ANDREW\u2019S WHARF W TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, ac FOUR o\u2019clock, tor Ike above am! inteimtdiate port».Freight and piaiengera for Ottawa will be taken at reduced rate*.JOHN ANDERSON & CO., Axent*.Quebec, April 28, 1860.\t51 PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, OTTAWA.MASONS, STONE-SUITERS AND BRICKLAYERS, WANTING EMPLOYMENT at OTTAWA, will be furwa'dtd on application to the ¦nderai|ucd, at Quebec.THOMAS McGREEVY, Contractor Parliament Buildings, Ottawa.Quebec, April 28, 1861).\t51 QUEBEC POST OFFICE, 24th or Avril, 1860.A MAIL FOR ENGLAND, per Canadian Line, will be cloied at this office, on FRIDAY, the 27ih instant, at 7.30 A.M.; snd also per Cun*rd Lins, on MONDAY, the 30 h mat., at 7.30 A.M.J.SEWELL, 49\tPostmaster, QUEBEC BANK.Notice is hereby given ii»»t a dividend of FOUR PER CENT, has this day been declared, on the amount of the |.a d up Ca;>iial Stock, for the current half year, payable on or after the SECOND JUNE NEXT.The Transfer Book will be closed from the fifteenth prox mo till the fourth Junr, bulli deys indurivr.The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the Bai k, on M ndav, ihe fourth June next, a* eleven o'clock A M., when t state-ment ol the affair* of the Corporation will be submitted and the election of Director» for the ensuing twelve momhi wdl take place.By order of the Board, C.GETHING8, Cashier.Qurbre Bank, } April 26, 1860.J\t60 ROYAL MAjL LINE.QUEBEC TO Gaspé, Pospebiac, Dalhousie, ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATH.THE UNDF.R91GNED would mnit respectively inform the Public, that t^e above FAR FAMED BATH is now IN WORKING ORDER, and rrady for all uho wi.li to s\\ail themselves .of such tut inestimable remtdy fur all kinds of RHEUMATIC DISEASES NORMAN MACK AY.Quebec, April 12, I860.\t41 QUEBEC BRASS FOUNDRY.THE Subset Per» leg leave to return thank» to the public lor past favor», and hope by airict attention to all orders Lf* with them for work, to merit a runiintuanee of the patronage hitherto bestowed upon them since their coonieiicemenl in buiineM.always on hand, Jet Pipes for H»ae, Hote Couplings, Water and Steim Gunpte, Steam Co ks, Contpr*»» Cocks, Globe Valve», Gongs for Engine Rooms, Beer Pomps, kc., #te.They arc also prepared to FIT UP, on the shorten notice.BELL HANGINGS, GAS FITTINGS and PLUMBER WORK.fcc.MULHOLLAND k CONWAY, 45, St.John Street, Uppe^ Town, Late E.Pardy.Qurbre, April 28, I86t).\t51 IMirainichi and Pictou.LOST, A FEW DAYS AGO.n PROMISSORY NtTE for TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, signed hy M.G.Mountain, and endorsed by Turcotte ft Frere.Piymen' h»»mg hren slopped, the finder will he rewarded on Icatl'tg the same at the ChrO'i» ielc Office.Quebec, Ap il 2**, l8fW.\t51 Notes on Nursing.N OTESnn Nurfinfc; What it is, and what it is not ; hy Florence Nishtingale,\u20143*.9J.P.SINCLAIR.Quebec, March 22,1856.\t35 rpHF.POWERFUL FIRST CLASS NEW X Iron Screw Sieamer ^ LADY HEAD,\" W.Davidson,, Matter; will lease ATKINSON\u2019S WHARF, on SATURDAY, the 12th MAY, at FIGiiT o'clock, A.M., touching at the above places going and returning.RATES OF PASSAGE AND FREIGHT; Pint 2nd Freight dais, rlas., per bbl.Quebec to Gaspé,\tf 12.00 $4.00 50 cents do, to Paspetriac,\t13.00\t5.00\t60\t\" do, to Dnllroutie,\t15 00\t6.00\t50\t\" do.to Mirainichl|\t18.00\t7.00\t60 do.to Picton,\t2 i.OO\t8,00\t60\t\u2022' Samr- charges from above Pori* to Quebec.All baggage at risk of owners thereof; Berths not secured until paid for at the Olfico.For further particular* apply m F.BUTEAU, *\tAgetil.Quebec, April 23, I860.\t49 Montreal Whiskey WJL DOW & COS WHISKEY 60,0.P., in Piineheons, find*, and Barrrl*.This Whiskey is acknowledged by connoisseur», ta le superior to nny manufactured in this Province.t\\r s.ilo bv F., fc W.POSTON & CO.Lower-Town, March 15, 1859.\t32 AT FRESH RAISINS!!! Just rcccived per G.T.Railway Boxes end quarter-boxes layer RAISINS, superior quality,having beeaput up for the London market.For sale by E.k W.POSTON b CO.I.ower-Toivn, March 22, 1859.\t35 FRESH FIGS.Receiving ex Grand Trunk Railway.tiNRF.SH FIGS in Drums and Cartoon*, :\tFor sale hy E.fc W.POSTON & CO.Lower-Town, April 18, I860.\t47 Upper Canada Butter* friKKINS cho\u2018c« TABLE butter, s&iJ L jutl received ex Grand Trunk Rail-way.*.Fo' sale by m.o.Mountain.Quebec, Ap.il 3, 1860.\t40 NOTICE CONTRACTORS.a co\u2019s.TENDF.RS in writing, addressed to the Com-missionars if Publie Works, will be received at this Office, and at the Office of the Clerk of the Court, at Amherst Island, Mxgdaleu Island*, up to the FIRST OF JUNE NEXT, ran the ÉRECTION OF A COURT HOUSE, according lo the plan and specification to be seen at the office of the Department, and also at the offict of the Clerk of the Court aforesaid.Tender* eovering a hulk sum are lo ho accom-pau ed by the names of two good end *ulfiei*nt sureties for iho satisricto-y'lulfiltneni of the connect.JOHN ROSE, Commissioner.Quehsc, March 27, 1860\t37 MULHOLLAND AND CONWAY' SUCCESSORS TO MR.E.PJRDY, Brass founders, gasfitters, beu HANGERS, LOCK-SMITHS, &c.Every description of Brass work repaired, rf larqcmd and bronzed.Gongs for Engine* made and fitted up.£7* All orders promptly attended io -a Quebec, Jan.31;1860.\tII COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, b, Notre Dame Street, Lower Town, THE UNDERSIGNED, informs the Citizrr.of this City,'hat he is about to ItEMOVF.hi* CLASSF.S on TUESDAY, 24th inst., lo No.5, No re Dame Sine), in r*ar of the Church.The Course of ihi* In» i u ion comprehends French and Enomsh, Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Geometry, Drawing, êtc.Terms\u2014$1 4 l,rr month.C.W.L.SMITH, Teacher.Quebec, 19iIi April, 1860.\t47\u2014f Ayer\u2019s Cherry Pectoral.New Spring Cape8t New Bonnets and Hats.New Ribbons, Flowers Sf Feathers, New Prints Cambrics.New Flounced Dresses, New Silk Dresses.«Sl/C., &C.j &Ci N.B.\u2014New Goods received every week per \u2018'Canadian Steam- ers.LAIRD & GO, March 31, 181,0, 38 FRE9H OVSTERSjustreeeivid at L\u2019HOIST RESTAUHANT.Qutber, April 14, 1860 45\u2014d WANTED.4PH0TF.3TANT FEMALE SEW ANT io do the general homework of it »m.fll Inmily.A girl of 15 or 16 yean of age preferred.\u2014Enquire at the Mtrcury Offict.Qutbev, 24th Apth, 19504\t» The City of Quebec Agricultural Society.OFFER A PREMIUM OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, lo persons Will-lini to keep a FIRST CLASS STUD DRAFT HOUSE at Qoehrc for the present sermon.Appli-ci'inno will be received until the 1st MAY next, arid further information given on application to the ntidersigned.W.MOORE, .SveyvjTreaaurer.Quebtf, 2lsl April, I860.\t48\u2014( MTU BE from Mrs.Bernard O'Nxile, I brg leave to announce to the Public that i will tig prepared lo SUPPLY LUNCHES, DINNERS and SUPPERS, at the shortest uoiiee, where etrry article will be carefully supplied of the first quality, LUNCHES will be ready lro:u 12 to 2 o\u2019clock, daily.GEORGE PEACOCK.RESTAURANT, No.3, Place d'AxMBi.Quebec, March8, I860.\t29 CANADA SIOMEfEOPATUIC I\u2019llABMACY i No.49, St.John Strrct, Corner of Si.Ursule St., Quebec, C.E.PE TER ~ 0 ULINt His constantly on hand a full \u2022¦lortmbnt of Homoeopathic Medicines, Tincture*, Dilutions, Medicated Globules, Alee-hoi, Lugar of Milk, Arnica Oil.Arnica IMaMer, Arnica Salve, (.'.so Urtica Urfens Salve for burns or scalda, k Pond\u2019» Extract of Witch Hazel, etc., etc.Single Remedies, .Medicine Chests; Packet Cas*» of various size», also Family Chests and Cases of Medicine at Prices from $2j00 to $12,00.HOMŒOPATHIC BOOKS sal PobliraMons, including Standard Work»; at4 for Domeatie Practice.HOMŒOPATHIC SOLUBLE COCOA; (requires no boiling, (an excellent article of diet for all.Scdicriptions received for the Uhitxd States Journal or Homckofathy, published quarter ly.Quebec, April 10( I860.Just published: Twelve Tracis on ** \u201c\t' By W.Sharf, M.D., F.K;S.\u2018 1.\t\u2014What is iloma opathy 7 2.\t\u2014The Defence of HunvrOf.athy.3 \u2014The Truth of Homu.'op'tlhy.4.\t\u2014The Small dose of HoinCcr'pathy.5.\t\u2014The Difficulties of Honuc >paihy.6.\t\u2014Tho Advantaged of Homicopulhy.7.\t\u2014The Principle orilomcpopathy.8.\t\u2014The Controversy on llunr.oc'ipathy.9.\t\u2014The Remedies of If omœopathyt 10.\u2014The Provings on Uomccopsiliy.) 1.\u2014The Single Medicine of Homoeopathy: 12.\u2014The Commln bento of Homoeopathy.PRICE SIX CENTS EACH.Ifr\u201d To promote gratuitous distribu'ion one Set of \u20181 fart», Price 55 cents, In Stamps, sent by Post throughout Canada.The above Essays are written in an atlractivfi style, are for family reading, and prevent ihe Wioat clear ami ronrise view of the adv&utngfis and principle of the science; they »re niuatearpeaally commended to all.and specially of those who are in doubt or ignorance concerning the only true law of cure.PF.TER POULIN, S'.John St., Quebec.N.B.\u2014Orders from the Coun ry promptly attended lo.Medicine Books or Tracts oent hy ffXil fo any part of the Province.Quebec, April 10, 1860.\t______ 43\u20141m Refined Sugars.TTARRF.LS aasoried quality.OU O For .ale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebet, March 24, 189P-\t purified my Itb»»! a* to make u new nmli of me.I fe«d young again.Thu best that can be said of you i* not Irili good enough.\u201d 8c!ilrru*,(*niirrr Tumors, Kulnr^emriit, Ulceration, Caricu aud ijxloliuttou of the llonca.A great rai lety of eaaea have been reported to ns wiicro cures of these formidable rom|>lainta Imve lemilted from the nso of lids remedy, but our space bore w ill not adunt tlicm.Some of tliem may Ih« found in our Aiiieriran Almalinc, which the agents below named are pleased to furnish gratis to all who call for them.^ Dyspepsia.Heart Dlsrnar, Kit*.Hpllt p-ay, .tlclancltoly, .NeurulKln Many remarkable cures ot llie»e aifeciiuii» Imre been made liy the alterative jiowcr of this niedii inn.it stimulate* thoxi'al fiiuelioiiN into vigorous action, and tliiis overcome» disorders whlcli ivnidd be Mippo-rd lieyond i!a reach.Such a renu dy lia» long l>ei'ii ri qiiln d liy ilie ne-ressltles ofllm (tenple, and wn am confident that ihbi will do for them all that mudii inr can do.Ayer\u2019s Cherry Pectoral, ron Tin: itAPin cvnr.or Conxtia, Cultin, liifltietiz.n, Ilonrsrncaa, Croup, Hroiieliltla.fnolph ut Con» auinptioii, a ml foi- (lie Itellcf of ConMuiiiptlvi' I'utieutu lu itdvniieed Nluf;eu of (tie Dlacniic, Thi* i* a remedy »o unlmsall.v knov n to Mirp*»» any other lor ile* cqie ,,| tlirout and lung ionipInintR, tlmt it is nseles* tieio |o puldi.di I lie < » I'bTice i f ils vil lue».Il* Unrivalled excellence |.;\u2022 cuigli» and