The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 17 juin 1842, Cahier 2

[" Raid, 000usty to \u2019s What rigness, Tr der the om : tb i 8 ?entered EL an » Rober JL the has SEPH this date d Bim of MEL, orme nst the NSON e under.rsons in.mediate VEY, megan r to the ste Mri Jests all ) deliver d those ately at IN, urator, \u2014 he late time of late pay.state, to is office, ON, Notary, state of aire, in of Que.attestod, stamen.a ; exten- prmeriy nits, and \u20ac res, & sance in 0., ildings.PPER nd the he has begs 10 citchen | marre open- Town, uteau\u2019s for his [AGE 50, ER.ftaws, rown, kion of ds are reum- ainst e thet e Lhey \u2019 ctor.with orse I, end nse = lic.OF WSs.jch- plure ex- h due Ko the ving itis He sing tche the and blie on $, der- ces- Cet 10.blic and 14.will SUPPLEMENT TO eit 2e rm Zu \\ ( .@ Sve pig | Drs.mm ily ly The nchee (Bazely 2 ; Ve NV & 9 No.5898.] FRIDAY, 17r8 JUNE, 1842.TS a TTS - \u2019 : i dete se [Vor.80.Useful & Entertaining Extracts peigne na ne oad sted hat the world must soon lower ifs flag.But, Sir, it ie to | UNITED KINGDOM LIFE ASSURANCE Tig mosr HIGHLY APPROVED MEDICINE = RE NT INVENTION \u2014AÂ French gentleman, Dre Pay- Jr just made a discovery likely to be of great use in Sbmariné experiments and purposes.He proved yester- ay morning that he can descend and remain under water any length of time witbout communication with ainios- rie air.He descended, in the presence of several jpatiflc men, in the diving-bell of the Polytechoie Lost.= ion at 9 o'clock, and remained there fur three hours, hon he ascended, having no appearance of inconvenience, Hu process is, of course, a reprodurtign of the gases neces- ry to support life and also combustion, as was proved : his taking with bim sume candles, which he Kept burning lst below; and he intends applylog it 10 salvage and = bmparine purposes, for examining dock-gates, foundations of bridges, ships\u2019 bouoms, &c., us soon as his patent 18 sen LESSING Accingrt ar Grasoow.\u2014A serious accident bas occurred on the river, accompanied with the loss of two liver.Yesterday (Tuesdsy) the Windsor Castle, hicb leaves tbe Broomielaw at 4 0 clock sfternoon, was procecding down the river, and had reached Park-quoy, where a party wus being pat ashore, consisting of Mr.It.Henderson, Mr.John Henderson, the lev.Dr.King, pd a female servant, along with the boatman.After tbe : riy had gone into the small boat, a steamer was seen nn up the river, along tbe same side on which they ve elanding.Mr, IL.Henderson said.we are to be ran er \u2018The collision soon took place, the small boat was down., Pre r reed, and all on board left in the water, Fhree 0 ber were rescued\u2014 Mr.J.Henderson, Dr.hing, and the boatman.Mr.itobert Henderson was picked up pe same ume as Dr.King; but not having been able po Yee his bead above water, he was insensible when taken out, end every alieaipt Lo restore anumation failed.Stram NAVIGATION ON THE l'HanEs \u2014 l'bere are now 16 sieam-vessels runing daily between Gravesend and London, the same vumberto \\Yoolwich, 20 to Greenwich, numerous small seamers, tbe bouts of the Waterman's Compuny, and of (be Q.d Woolwich Company\u2014between Greeawich and Blackwall; there are eight steam vessels constantly Jog up aud down the river on their way 10 and from Duver, Mumsgaie, Margste, Herne Bay, Suuthend, and Sheerness.\u2018Lhe General Steam Navigation Company muster 49steamers, all smiling from London, a fleet supurios to the steam fleet of any of the continental powers, and which corry merchandise and property to the amount ef 1,000,004, sterling wer Kkly, and whose consumption of cols exceeds 10 value 30,0004.per annum.Lhere me not le-s than 50 other large steam vessels trading between Londou and various ports in Great Hruain and Ireland; 23 steain tugs, carrying from 20 to 100-hotse power cach, exciusively en d in towing ships between Gravesend ani the Pool; 20 iron and wooden steamers nuvigaing the river above ! bridge, verweenjLondon bridge and Chelsea; two constantly running between the Adelphi prer and Putney, ana five wu Richmond.Auong the novelties lately troduced in pieam Navigation Is à vessel with Incomottve engines, similar to those on à railway, working at u high pres-ure, and tbe Waterman, No.7, with Stephen's patent paddles, which enter the waler at an angle of 35, produce very litle swell, avoid the back water thrown up by tbe ordinary paddles, and produce little vibration.With two or three excepuons, the steam engines in our river vessels are worked at a low pressure.From the Liverpool Mail, May 17th.The story of the baboon, and the lamentations of its master and attendants, has been calied 10 our recollectiun by a scene in the House uf Commons on Friday last.That bonourable house, like the Court Galiano's pet, has imprudently attempted 100 much.It has passed a resolution aud uppointed a cummitlee to inquire into certain alleged charges of bribery in some four or five boroughs\u2014not an ordinary committee of inquiry granted upon pelition by parties who deem themselves nggnieved\u2014\u2014but one of a more general character, sid more searching nature, and that on the motion of Mr.Roesuck, the member fur Bath.Mr.Tnomas Duxcouss, one uËthe renowued members for Finsbury, appears Lo entestain an opiniun pretty similar toour own.wih reftrence to the utility ol'such a committee, or the competency of members 0 sit as impartial judges wpou theii own vices.Lu this isthe principal error of the sysrem.Bribery is charge ugamst > individual member, And twelve memoers, perhaps easly gaily as himself, are appointed to investigate the charge and try the vase How can this be a pure or unpartial tribunal?In order, however, to muke the cuurt or commie as pure as possible, Mr.Duxcomse moved thateach member clected to serve on it should be required to take an uath, by virtue of which he should swear su the manner following :\u2014 J, , do sofemuly declare, that 1 never, directly or indirectly, have, to ny knowledge, been guilty, by myselt or agents, of any act of bribery, treauing, Or viher currup- tion, (n procuringis seat in parhament; that I never paid, or promised to pay, intend 10 pay, or sanctioned the payment of, ang sum or sums of mouey, beyond the regal charges of producing my return for my last ar uny previous election; nor have 1, at any thine connived at, been privy to, or assisted in, any bribery, treating, or any uther cotrupt practice for the purpose of returning any member or members £o serve in parhament.(Signed) .What a cry was raised at the bare recital of chis proposition! The blood beat high in every patriotic bosom! A chill came over the hearts of the puritans! Indignation was pourtrayed in the faces of the immaculates! The scene when the counts ape broke its leg was nothing to it; and ilGrogok ChUIEsiANKS had been preseat bus nex: carnica.ture would have been a masterpiece, RoEBUCK complamed that it was a low radical atiempt to get rut of bis motion by aside wind, The virtuous Josern lume was offended, which was quite unnecessary, for 110 one ever suspecied him of paying money at any election, although he has not dis- darnedi'o creep into the house ot other peuple\u2019s expense.Even Broruwrrov of Salford oppused the motion; and Gil Blas himsett\u2014we mean Mr.Warp\u2014was loud in deprecating the proposition, for he said no member could swallow such an oak with * safety of conscience !\u201d \u2014 Important Triol, in the London District.\u2014The Grand Joryutthe late Assizes, proferred Bills of Indictment against Gilbert Harris the elder, for assigning his properly with the intent to defraud his creditors\u2014and agamst the sou Gilbert Harris for receiving the same.We give below a sketch vËthe trial, in the hope that its publication may bave the most salutary effect: dicted under the Pro- The Queen vs, Gilbert Harris, che Elder, { vincinlstatute Sth, Wi, 4, chap, 3; the 8th section of which enacts *¢ That any person who shall assign, remove, conceal, or dispose of any of his property, with intent to defraud his creditors, and '* any person who shall receive the same, with such intent, \u2018+ shall on conviction, be deemed guilty of a tmisdernesnor, .and may be punished by fine aud imprisonment.\u2018The : fine not to exceed £100, aud the imprisonment not over * 6 months._ Jv Prince, Esq., Queen's Counsel, in opening the case remarked that he was happy this prosecution had occurred, \u2018inasmuch as the praciice of assigning or concealing property by fraudulent debtors, prevailed to a very injurious extent in the Listrict in which he resided.In short it was almost impossible for the Sheriff to do his duty in levying Lixeca- tious; and he had no doubt the practice prevailed very generally; he was glad of an opportunity of making a public example.It was the fint prosecution of the kind within his knowledge; he had no doubt that this course of proceed ing would be tequently resorted to iu future, and would ere long abolish, or very materially lessen the species of fraud, which wes so injurious to tho interests of the fair Gealer, and detrimental to all commercial transactions, tappeared by the evidence that Gilbert Harris the Elder, bind been confined on a Ca Sn issued out of the London Disttier Court, and had applied for the weekly allowance Under the Insoivent Doblors Act Interrogations were administerea and in his answers the Prisoner had stared that previous to the recovery of judgment against him he was ponewed of 400 acres of land in the Township of Dorches.ter, 8 farm in the Township of Delaware, some cattle and n quantity of household furniture and implements of husbandry}, 900 acres in Dorchester he had conveyed to his son O'Brine Harris, to set him up in lifes and \u2018other gov fires in Dorcliester he had conveyed to his son Gilbert Hanis the youriger, with a similar view.The farm in elayrare, which was a Clergy Resarve, on which the first instalment wai paid, dnd which was the home-stcad on hich Prisoner resided, togetheg with the goods, ho had vignes lo his son Gilbert Élarris, the vounger, who at the ne OF the assignment was 23 years Ofage; In consideras von of his sarvices atiet he became of oge, and that he Right support the family.The Defendant was in.{ inablo to the treaties existing between the United sbi which was coming against him from the Newcastle , The debt for which Prisoner had been in Execution subsisted previous ta the making of the assignment, but judgment had not been recovered until some time afterwards.It also appeared that the latter debt had been reduced by payments made subsequent to the assignment.His Lordship In summing up the case, remarked that it was the first prosecution of the kind he had heard of, but he looked upon this clause in the Stmute ss a very salutary provision, and held thst it was not suflicient that the pany who sssigned or secrated his property, to evade bis creditors, reserved 10 himself ihe intention of paying the debt at some future period; but a person guilty of any act like the one charged against the Defendant which was calculated to deprive the creditors of that immediate remedy which the law gave them, brought himself within the ecope of the act, and on conviction was liable to be fined or imprisoned.The prisoner was found guilty and was sentenced to pas a fine of 210, and stand committed to the cells until the fine was paid.Thefprosecution against the son was withdrawn at the instance of the Shentf.\u2014Communicated.\u2014{ London (U.Canada) Inquirer.) Debts and Population of the leading Cities of the United States, Debt per Debt, Pop.head, New York,.$13,011,440 312,740 9 Baltimore, 5,318,625 102,313 51 2 Boston, .[800,000 93,533 19 6 Philadelphia,.3,118,000 228,691 136 Cincinnati, .1,140,000 46,338 243 Albany,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.435,732 33,731 129 New Orieans,.1,755,000 192,193 16 0 Churleston,.1,142,000 29,261 37 3 Mobile,.513,000 12,672 405 Troy, 361,090 19,334 183 Savannab,.547,216 11,214 48 6 Buttalo,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.64,560 18.290 35 Rochester, 98,000 20,191 47 Wicksburgh,.50,000 repudiated \u2014 Total,.$29,357,511 1,130,771 These debts are all taken from official reports.\u2014 The New-York debt, per head, it will be seen, is not 50 large as some others, although $10,000,000 of it has been spent in the erection of one of the greatest works of modern times.That work is now nearly completed, and the process henceforward will be ous of liquidation of the debt.Lrom the Washington Glube.OREGON.The following letter is from an intelligent sea- captain just returned from the Pacific ocean.It gives information of the progress of the British appropriation of the trade, and ali the accessible regions of the Northern Pacific, which should be impressed upon the American public.Boston, May 1, 1842.Sir, \u2014Thinking it may be interesting or important to you to know of some of the late operations aud present plans of the British Hudson\u2019s Bay Company in the North Pacific ocean, ! Lex leave to present to your notice some facts in relation to the same, which have come to my knowledge from personal observation, or from sources entitled to the fullest credit, All that extensive line of coast comprehending the Russian possessions on the north-west coast of America, from Mouut St.Elias south to the latitude of 3% der.40 sec.north, (the last being the boundary line between the Russian and American territories, ) together with the sole and exclusive right or privilege of frequenting all ports, bays, sounds, rivers, Sc., within said territory, and establishing forts and trading with the Indians, has been leased ur granted by the Russian American Far Company to the British Hudson's Bay Company, for the term of ten years from January, 1842; lor which the latter are i to pay, anuually, four thousand fur seal skins, or\u2019 the value thereof in money, at the rate of thirty- two shillings cach\u2014say £0,400 sterling, or 30,720 dollars.{in the above named lease, the Russians have, however, reserved to themselves the island of Sitka, or New Archangel ; in which place, you probably are aware, the Russines have a large settlement\u2014the depot and bead quarters of their fur trade with the Fox islands, Alentian islands, and the coutineatal shore westward of Mount St.Elias.All the trading establishments of the Russians lately existing at Tumgass Stickene, and other places within said territory, leased to the Hudson\u2019s Bay Company, have of consequence been broken up.Thus, the Hudson's Bay Company, nat content with monopolizinæ the heretofore profitable trade of the Americans, of supplying the Russian settlements on the northwest coast, have now completely cut them off also from all trade with the most valuable fur regions in the world.Whether the arrangements made between the Russians and English, above alluded to, are confur- States on the one part, and those natious respeu- tively on the other, 1 leave to your better knowledge to determine.Of the doings of the 1Iudson\u2019s Bay Company at Puget\u2019s Sound and the Columbia River, you are doubtless fully informed; those, however, lately commenced by them in California will admit of my saying a few words, At San Francisco they have purchased a large house, aa a trading establishment nud depot for merchandize, and they intend this year to have a place of the same kind at ench of the principal ports in Upper California.Two vessels are building in London, intended fur the same trade\u2014that is, tor the coasting trade ; and after completing their cargoes, to carry them to England.These things, with others, give every indication that it is the purpuse of the Hudson's Bay Compauy to monopolize the whole hide and tallow trade of the coast of Califor- uin\u2014a trade which now employs more than half a million of American capital.At the Sandwich Islands the company have a large trading establishmeut, and have commenced engaging in the commerce of the country, with evident designs to monopolize it, if possible, and to drive off the Americans, who have herotofore been its chief creators and conductors.I have been informed by one of the agents of the Hudson's Bay Compauy, that the agricultural and commercial operations of the English at F ges Sound, Columbia River, California and Sandwich Islands, are carried on, not actually by the Hudson\u2019s Bay Company, but by what may be termed a branch of it\u2014by govtlemen who are the chiel members an stockholders of said company, and who have associated themselves ander the firm of Pelly, Simpson & Co., in London, and with a capital of moro than 15,000,000.Cs * Seeing theso companies, then, marching with iron footstops to the possession of the most valus le po tion of the country in the North Pacific; and Vy sidering too, the immense amount of their capt hy the number, enterprise, and energy of their agen .| and tho polioy pursued by them, great reason is theta to fear that American commerce in that part 0 Le hoped that our Government will soon do something to break up the British settlements in the Oregon Territory, and thereby destroy the aource from which now emanate the most dire evils to American interests in the Western world.In the endeavour to bring about that desirable objest, you have done much ; and every friend to his country, every person interested in the commerce of the Pacifie, must feel grateful for the valuable services rendered them by you.With great respect, Your obedient Servant, \u2019 .Hexry A.Pierce, Hon.Lewis F.Liv, Senator of the U.S., Washington.Taming Horses.\u2014A successful mode of taming the wildest horses by breathing into their nostrils, has lately been tested by numerous experiments in England.Mr.Catlin in his Manners and Customs of the North American Indians, says he has often tried the experiment so successfully on buffalo calves, in coucurrence with the custom of the country, that they would follow at the heels of his horse as closely and affectionately as if accompanying their dams.The Indians tame the wild horses in the same manner, after having caught them with the laso.Mr.Ellis, of Windsor, England, chanced to read the above facts.He determined to try the experiment.He did so upon a yearling colt, particularly unmanageable, and so successfully as to astonish the owner and grooms who had tried in vain to subdue it.Mr.Ellis is of opinion, that this is the secret of the celebrated Irish horse tamers, who displayed wonderful powers in this way.They pretended to whisper to the animal, and played with its head, and then probably breathed into its nostrils,\u2014 This is a valuable discovery, if true, and may be the means of preventing a great many accidents.It is, at any rate, worth trying, and we, therefore, make it publio for the benefit of those iuterested.\u2014( Phi- | ladelphia Gazette.) AILINGS of the British and North American RovaL Maw Stoam-Smps, being at the rate of 20 voyages in 12 months, (beginuing 4th September 1641.) from England to America.Jp i Leaves Leaves Leaves Steamer.i Liverpool.Boston, Halifax.| Catedonin,.September 4 October 22 October 4 Acadidy einai hi 9.+6 16) il 18 Columbin.October 5 November 1! November 3 RBritannia.i \u201c | \u201c 18 Laledonia,.\u2026 November 4 December 1iDecember 2 Acadia,.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026., ** 19, ss 16) e 18 i 1842 1842 Columbia,.December 4 Jaduary 1Januvary 3 i 1842.! | Britannia.\u2026l'anuary 4 February 1{Februarg 5 Caledonta,.\u2018February 4 March 1: March 3 Acadia.March 4 April l'April 3 Columbia.April 5 May 1} May 3 Britannia,.\u2026 se \u201c 16, 18 i 4 June 1jJune 5 9 16 + 18 .4 July 1{July 5 Britannia.** 9 moe ig Caledonia, 5 August 1:August 3 Acadia.19 16 ss 18 Columbia, 4 September 1 September 5 Britannia,.\u2026.\u2026 9 uo 16: \u2026 18 GEO.BURNS SYMES.Quebec, 27th October, 1641.uslw GREAT WESTERN, J.HOSKIN, R.N., COMMANDER.HE above Steam-Ship having been completely overhauled, new coppered, and put in the best order in every respect, will commence her regular voyages ou the 2nd of April next.on which day she will sail from Bristol for New York.In order the better 10 accommodate the Liverpool trade, it has been determined that she shall make nliternate voyages between New Yorkand Liverpool, snd New York and Bristol.Her sailing days for the vear from each port, are appointed as follows .\u2014 ram New York.28th of April, for Liverpool.16th of June, for Bristol.11th of August, for Liverpool.20th of September, for Bristol.17th of November, tor Liverpool.From 1-ngland.and of April, from Bristol.21st of May, from Liverpool.16:0 of July, from Bristol.Srd of September, from Liverpool.22nd of Octover, trom Bristol.For freight or passage, or any uther information, apply ersanally or by letter to R.F.MAITLAND & CO, Agents Montreal and Quebec 4th March, 1842.: a Al | TY PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL HE Subscriber most respectfully inferms his friends and the public, that on the first day of May next, he will open the Princes or Waves Horel, No.16, St.John's Street, Upper \u2018Town, where he can accommiodate Buarders upon ic(sonable terms, Beloug- ing to the establishment there ts a large flall-room, suitable for Pubic Meetings, Ne.\u2014Alw, on the premises there is excellent Svanrinag, which will be let by the day, week, month or year, N.R\u2014Furnished or unfurnished Lodgings, with or without board, Wa SCOTT.Quebec, 30th March, 1842.of &m STEAM ENGINE, Of 100 Horse power for Sale, on Lake Erie, NOTICE is horeby given, that sealed Tenders AN will be received untii WEDNESDAY, the 1st day of June next, at NOON.trom such persons as may be willing to purchase the STEAM ENGINE, BOILERS and MACHINERY, now on board Her Majesty's Steam-Sbip Toronto, at Grand River, Lake rie.\u2018The Tenders are to be addressed to Mr, Marks, Naval Yard, Kingston ; the price offered is to be stated in words at tength, Halifax currency, with the names of two sureties for the payment of the money.The Engine ts of 100 Horse power, (Cylinder 48 inches, diameter, and 8 feet stroke) of superior manufaciure, and in condition, with Boilersand Machinery complete, and thay be seen on application to the Officer in charge, on board the Toronto, at Grand River, where further particulars may be learned, #3 also at the Naval Yard, Kingston, Kingston Yard, el, 8th April, 1849, fle COMPANY, 8, WarerLoo Prace, Pau.Mari, Loxpoy.Division of Profits among the Assured.HONORARY PRESIDENTS, Karl Somers, Lord Viscount Falkland, Lord Elphinstone, Lord iselhaven & Stenton, Earl of Errol, Ear} of Couriown, Earl Leven and Melville, Earl of Norbury, Earl of Sw, DIRECTORS.James Stuart, Esquire, Chairman; H, De Castro, Esquire, Deputy Chairman, Samuel Anderson, Esq.Charles Downes, Esq.Hamilton Blair Avarne, Esq.[Chartes Graham.Esq.Edwmd Boyd, Esquire, Ke-{F.Charles Maitland, Esq.sident, John Ritchie.Esq.E.Lennox Boyd, Esquire,} William Railton, Esq.Assistant Resident, F.H.Thomson, sq.Surgeon\u2014F.Hale Thomson, Esquire, 48, Berners- Street.Secretary\u2014Patrick Macintyre, Esq.\"LUS Joint Stock Company, established by Act of Parliament, without limited respousibility, affords the most perfect Security in an ample paid-up Ca.pial, and in the great success which bus attended it, since us commencement in 1834, and the large accumulation of Premiums which has taken place.On the 1st of July, 1841, the Company, at their General eeu, declared an addition of one-half to the sums paid by the Stockholders, and appropriated to those holding Assurances at the participating rate £2 per cent.per Autium, from the dates of their policies, so that the addition to a policy for £100, in force for the previous 5 years, has been £100, making it in all £1,100.The premiums payable (0 the Company are nevertheless very moderate, and only one- half of them, when an insurance is for life, ueed be paid for the first 5 years after the date of the policy ; the otber half, subject to the payment of interest at 5 per cent, annually.10 be deducted at death, or paid off at convenience, \u2014 By this arrangement, it becomes easy for a person of moderate income to secure a provision for nis family; and the policy may be relinquished on the agquisition of a furtune, within the live years, the Assured having paid one-half of the Premiums, wstead of thi: whole, according tu the usual practice, Thus a person of 25 years old may, by an annual payment of £28 165.3d., for 1he first years, and afterwards of the full premium, £37 12s.6d., secure to his widow and children al his death, payment of no less than £3,000, subject only to the deduction of £144 13s.3d., being the amount of premiums unpaid.A person requiring a temporary advance of money, ay, also, in terms of this arrangement, should he within 5 years relinquish the policy of Assurance by means of which be has obtained the advance, give it up on payment merely ot one-half of the Premiums instead of the whole, according to the usage of most other Offices, Tbe great facilities affurded by the Company, in these and other respects, sre such that it really appears to be a moral duty in every parent who is not possessed of a fortune, but of an income, however moderate, to sure his life for a sum which may yield à comlortuble provision for his family.RATES OF PREMIUM.Age, Without Profits, With Profits.25 .£118 5 .£2 211 per cent.5 vase 2 310 .2 8 2 do, 40 .219 1.3 3 4 do.50 .4 6 0 caer 410 7 do.60 .615 3 +.617 9 do.Every information will be afforded on application to the Resident Directors, Epwanrp tioyp, Esquire, and &.Lennox Porn, Esquire, of No.8, Waterloo Place, Pail Mall, Lonuon; or by Messrs.FORSYTH, M\u2018GILL & CO, Montreal.FORSYTH & BELL, Quebec.Quebec, 1st June, 1842, NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIROUS OF SETTLING ON THE LAMBTON & KENNEBEC ROADS, N OTICE is hereby given, that it is the intention of tho (Government to take the necessary steps for Settling the LavisroN and KENNesee Roans, in this District.The former leading from the Village of S'.Francis through Tring, to the I'ownship< of Forsytheand Lambton, the latter beiny a continuation of the Kennebec Road from Aubert De Lisle to the Province Lime.Lots ot\u2019 50 Acres, are laid out un cach side of these Roads: Setilers, 21 years of age and upwards, who have never ob- ned a grant of Land from Government, may obtain a Lot of 50 Acres on the foliowing conditions : \u2014 Ist\u2014\"I'hey are to mnke application to ihe Emigrant Agent, at Quebec, or to the Musident Agent, whenever they shail be ready to become resident, on the tract to be granted.2ndly\u2014 Upon giving a satisfactory account of their means of providing for themselves until a Crop caus be raised from the ground, they will recerve a Ticket from the Emigrant Agent, entitling them to locate the land.3dly\u2014 Upon application to the Resident Agent, in the first place.he will forward a statement to the migrant Agent, ofthe apphicant's age, family and means of seulement, upon which, if appruved, authority for location will issue, athly\u2014The Ticket iesued will be useless to nny but the applicants ; and unless presented tothe Resident Agent withit one month from the date, they will not be received by him.Any person who shall receive a Ticket, and who shall not proceed to the settlement within one month or who, having been placed upon Land there, shall abandon tt, will be considered ns having lost all claim to receive the Land.Sthly\u2014Settiers will be required to clear aud place once under Crop, one-third of the Land located, and to reside oa the Land until this seulement duty is perfumed, and after one thud of the grant shail have been cleared and under ctop, the Suttier shall de entitled to is Patent, free of expense.6thiv\u2014=The Settlement duty is required to be done with; in Pour vears from the date of the Ticket, Tthiy\u2014Seulers who are under the necessity of being temporarily absent from their Locations.will upply to the Re.silent Agent, stating the length of their intended absence, and the reason for i, which will be entered on the Agent's Book, if the reason for absence seems sufficient, and any person who shall absent himself without being permitted to do so by the Agent, or who shall remain away from the Settlement for a lunger time than such permission shall anthorize, will be considered as heving forfeited bis locs- ion.8thly\u2014An assignment.or attempt to assign any Ticket or Location, will also be considered ns a forfenure of all right in the Locatee or Assignee ; or if it shall appear that the Lucatee has previously obtained a Grant of Land from Government, his new Location shall be forfeited.Othly~\u20141In all cases of abandonment of Location, the Located Land will immediately be considered open for new Location or Sale.10thiy\u2014As it is not the intentjon of the Government to offer the Settlers ony assistance, further than the free Grant ot Land, Applicants are specially desired (0 consider for hemselves whether or not, they have the means of maine aining themseives and their families until Crops can be aised from the gronud.Mr, Wauter Hanarave, the Agent for the Settlement sn the Lampron Roan, Mr.Co Tascugnzau on the Ken- nreec Hoape=or Mr.Buctianax, Agent for Emigrants at Quebec, will furnish any further information which may be required: T.W.C.MURDOCH.Government House, Chief Secretgrin Montreal, gist May, 1841, NOW IN GENERA 1 USK, FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS, THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY Bal.SAM is believed to be deservedly the most popular cdicine vues known in America, for coughs, .a or phthisic, consumption, whoopin sod Pulmonary affections of every find.\u201d Poping-cough .he Vegetuble Pulmonary Balsam has been very exten boc, Y used for about twelve years ; and its reputation has en constantly increasing, umiversally popular has this article become, that it may now be considered as a standard article in a large part of the United States and Bruish Pro- vines.Many families keep it constantly by them, con- hy ering jt the most safe as well ag certain remedy for Lhe above complaints, The proprietors have received, and are peceiving numerous recommendations from many of our est Physicians, who make use of it in their practice.The pames ofa few individuals who have given their testimony In &vor of this article, are here subjoined, and for a more ull account, see the envelope to the bottle.Doct.Amory Hunting, Doct.Samuel Morrell, \u201c Truman Abell.¢ Timothy Baylies, Thomas Hrown, ss Jere.Ellsworth, \u201c William Perry, # Albert Goild.JULY 1, 1841.\u2014New Cortificates to almost any extent might be procured, if solicited ; but the proprietors feel that the article bas become so universally well-known, and its virtues so universally acknowledged by Physicians and others as to make it unnecessary to offer, at this ume, further proof of the merits of this highly popular article.CERTIFICATES.From Dr Thomas Brown.Messrs, Lowe & Reid, Gent.\u2014The Vegetable Pulmp.nary Balsam has been extensively used in the section of the country where I reside, for several years past, and has justly acquired a high reputation in consumptive complaints.\u2014So far as my knowledge extends, it has never disappointed the reasonable expectation of phase who have used it.THOMAS BROW .Concord, N.H., May 11, 1831, N.M.D.Gers.Reed, Wing and Cutier, Gentlemen, \u2014] feel 1t a duty ! owe the publie, ape- cially to hundreds of my fellow beings who are now roe ing; under diferent direaces of the lungs, to give you a statement of the good effects 1 have experienced from the use of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.Having from my youth up been troubled with different complaints of the lungs, sueh as spitting of blood, a dry troublesome cough, frequent hoarseness, with severe fits of coughing, and indeed all the sympioms of consumption, and from time to time I have consulted several eminent physicians, and have taken much medicine, but received litile or no relief, and at last they told me there was no help for me ; that my case was beyond the resch of their medicines.In the spring of 1827, [ was advised by a friend to try the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.1 obtained two bottles, and on trial I was surprised to find so sudden and effectual relief which it gave me, and after using it about five weeks, all my complaints were entirely removed, and I was restored to good health, Since that time 1 have kept it constantly by me, in case of the appearance of any of the above complaints.have known a large number of cases where all other medicines having failed of affording any relief, the Balsam was at length resorted to, and spevdily effected a cure, I would, therefore, recommend to every person that has any ofthe above complaints, on their first appearance to take the Vegetable Pulinonary Balsam, which they will find a safe, convenient snd positive cure.Respecttully yours, T.P.ME .New Bedford, Mass,, July 30, 1841.RRIAM COUNTERFEITS.BEWARE O P SITION.Each genuine botile is euclosed in a blue wrapper, ou which is a yellow lubel, signed by WM.JON'N.CUTLER.None other can be genuine of a later date than December, 1859.The signature of SAMPSON REED will be continued for a short time.\u2018 The great celebritv of the Vegetablo Pulmonary Balsam hasbeen the cause of attempts to introduce spurious articles which by partially assuming the naine of the genuine, are calculated to mislead and deceive the publie.Among these maxtures are ** Carter's Compound Pulmonary Balsam, ** American Pulmonary Balam * « Vegetable Pulmonary Balsamic Syrup,\u201d + Fulmonary Balsam,\u201d and othere.\u2014 Purchasers should inquire for the true article by its whole name\u2014THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSA M, and sce that it bas tbe marks and signatures of the genuine, isach bottle and seal is stamped, * Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,\u201d Co Sole Agent for the above in Quebec, JOHN MUSSON CHEMIST AND DRUGGIsT, Head of Upper Town Hill, 8th June, 1842, LONDON-MADE CABINET, COTTAGE AND PICCOLO PIANO FORTES, IN MAIIOGANY AND ROSEWOOD CASES, Manufactured expressly for this climate.Apoly at 6, D'Auteuil Street, Esplanede.Quebec, 18th May, 1842.4d 21eh=s, ATUITRS MEUT \u2018SEUL \u2018HIdY U1LE \u2018Oagan D, *doyg 1184118 unas aq Awl SIQIET PUB POOL JO STONE \u2014¢) *N \u201cSLIFWLG SIGUVE) UNV NNY Ly JO YZNH09 \"AYSINVU NS AVMOIK Busway adv] puv Sazopy \u2018Suppo \u201cSuwsundap \u2018ALID STME NT (TUSSVANNS FR OL JON #131S Ÿ NI ORLLNIVd TYLN3INVNYO ONV NIVId Jo satgougsq snolizA 673 [ju ut SIBp40 912153X3 0} Apuos ous Saaquosque aml, Supureg 94H 710008 » usig \u2018asno CALEDONIA WATER.UST RECEIVED from the justly celebrated eÿ * Caledonia Springs,\u201d a fresh supply of SALINE AND GAS WATER.The great cificacy of these Medicinal Waters needs no comment, farther than to say.were the value of them ig well known in Quebec as they are in Montical, lewla- milies would be without them, ' \u2018The Subscriber having been appointed Agent for the Lower Town of Quebec, intends keeping a constant.and fresh supply, and at reduced prices.M.RAY, Sous le For Street.Quebec 11th Ostober, 1841.ns 22, STEAM-ENGINES FOR SALE.- VERY superior Steam-Engine of 60 horse power, high pressure, with Boilers complete, nearly new\u2014having been run only a few months.This Engine, on inspectiun, will be found equal to any in Ca nada, both ns regards construction and\u2019 workmanstip; tt was originally intepded for a Boat, but hax beep used as » land Engime.hnmediaie payment is required.for only a very sinall portion of the price, or purchase money, folirs fifihs or even more may be divided in payments eatondiog to one, two, three, four and five years.: \u2018Une Engine and Boilers can be delivered av Montreal or Quebec, or any convenient iutermediste place, ou.thy opening of the navigation.Also, an Engine of 30 botye ib Li presqurés without Bpilers,\u2026 For particulaté ex rire | aid yo quire (post pale THOMAS HEAVEN, = © St, Miche! d\u2019 Yams TOBIN & MURISON, Monies March, Ssrd 1848.MURISON x gr oH N, Queber, uss no i BUSINESS DIRECTORY.a NDREW KING, Wholessle and Retail Con- | fectinner, No.107, Desfosses Street, St.Rochs.Orders carefully attended to.A N ZW FURNITURE SALOON, St.Paul's Market Tail.\u2014Furniture of every describtion aad price, \u2014 Furniture received on Commission.Har and Pall to let.\u2014THOS.HOBBS, Proprietor.McDONALD, Painter and Glazier, No.13, e St.Lewis Street, C.if Fort aud Buade Streets, Upper Towu, Quuber.T.BLOWN'S established cheap clothind Store to suit every man's packet, corner Shod Gen.NOTICE TO CHANDLERS DEALERS IN TALLOW FEVHE Batohers in the City of New York formed themuelves into an Association in September Inst, For the purpose vf establishiog à place where a pure ! aruele of Fallow augbt be procured, From the fact of ob- | taming experienced workinen vf known abilittes, thev are | now enabled to Furnish orders to a large amouat, made Hom j the rat Sf cattle of their own staughienng, warranted first | quality and free trom any mixture ! By order of the Board of l'rustees.Butchers\u2019 Melting Associatin.No.191 and 195 | ChrysueStreut, New York.* Oh May.1841.LOOK TO YOUR PAN (RIES AND BED-ROJDMS ROACH AND BED BUG BANE.tlemen\u2019s, toys, and Servants\u2019 Livery Clothes made to ted.| ture: D CAMERON, Merchant Tailor, No.20, Sous- ' °e le-Fort Street, Lower Town.AGLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of _4 Loudon, Hendersons & Co.'s Office, St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf, late McCallom's.WOODBURY, Tin-plate and Sheet Iron e Worker, No.18, Fabrique Street.UGENE TRUDEAU, Overseer of the Sweep- U ing of Chimuies; residence, No.10, St.Flavien Street, Palace Ward, Upper Town.in?chimnies, will be in writing, and sent the veening previous to the sweepers being required.4 REDK.WYSE, Hair-Catter, Wig-Maker and Perfumer, No, 11, Palace-street, Upper Town, and Nu.26, Mountain-street, Lower Town, F.0 EORGE SMITiI, Cabinet Maker, Upholsterar and Undertaker, No.180, St, John Street, BUTEAU & CO, Merchants, Oilice ou Napoleon\u2019s Wharf, opposite Mr.Me Altisters.\u2014 Furnnure nvatty repaired and | Varnished at the shortest notice.EORGE TAYLOR, Parent SLip, Point LEYI, OHN G.JONES, Hair Cutter, Wir Maker and QOroameatal Hair Manufacturer, No.21, St.Joho Street, (opposite the Mechanic [ostiute); al=ays ono hind a splendid ascortirent of Perfumeir, Sosps, Brushes, &c.Families and Schools attended to at their residences.OHYN FREW, Inspector of the FireDepartment; residence, No.20, St.Joseph Street, Pulaco Ward, Upper Town.OXHN WALTON, BRICKLAYER AND BCIILBER Lower Town Market Place, Quebec.OHN KELLY\u2019S MANSION HOUSE, No.l- St.George Street, Grand Battery.OHN TEED, Merchant Tailor, No.plain Street, Lower Town, Quebec.J.SAURIN\u2019S Carriage Masursacrory, St.e Anne Street, opposite the English Cathedral, AMES HOSSACK, Wholesale ard Tetail @¥ Confectioner, &c., No.20, Champlain-Street, orders puuctual!ly attended to, BR.CORRIVEAU, Hat Manufacturer, No.4, ® Mountain Street, Lower Town.Joes SHAW & CO.Importers and Dealers in e3 Herdware, Paint, Oil, £c, St.John Street, Upper Town, and corner of Sous te- Fort aud Cul-de-Sac Streets, Lower Towa.O.VALLIERE, No, 16, Valier Street, near ~ Palace-Gate; Czbinet, Chair, and Farnisu Facey.FH LEAYCRAFT, Merchant, JD F Lene front- « ing Exchange $Y hart, 3A ASSON, STRANG, + India Wharf, LANGEVIN & Co.P VW HITHAM, Sarzical [ostrament Maker and s Cutler, No.36, St.Ann Street, opposite the Scotch Church, Upper Town, Quebec.EMBERTON BROTHERS, No.2 Commer cial Chambers, St.Peter Street ICHARD FREEMAYX, Tanner, Currier and 2, Leather Merchant, 62, St.Vallier Street.\u2014 Kips and Calf Skins, Harness, Hein, *hil-elts.Sale, Malouin and Moccasin Leather.Mulouin and Moccasin Boots and Shoes whoiesale.C, TODD, Herald, 8izn and Ornamental 1e Dainter, Figure-Carving, Gilding, &e., No.16, St.Nicholas Street, near the New Market, EGISTE BOUCHARD, Cabinet Maker, No.6, St.Anne street, Upper Town, opposite the English Cathedral.AMUEL ALCORN, Lloyds Agent,\u2014Oflice, adjoining the Montreal Back.MACAULAY, Commission Merchant, Quebec 8 Arthur Street.EMPERANCE GROCERY STORE THOMAS BICKELL, corner of St.Joho and St.Stanislaus Streets, Upper-Towan, HOMAS PAUL, Veterinary Surgeon, and WM.ANDREWS, Shoeing-Swmith, St Henry Sirect,near the Art\u2018!uery Barracks.ILLIAM BRISTOW, Gillespic\u2019s new Store, St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf, K.RAYSIDE, Assistant Harbour Master, « residence, No.1, Dalhousie Street ; Office, Trinity House, V ILLIAM McMASTER, Watch-Maker, No.24, St.John Street.\u2014On band an excellent assortment of (locks, Watches and Jewellery of the best quality and moderate prices.7M.BURKE, Boot, Shoe and Leather Store No.3, Fabrique Street, Upper Town.\u2014 Englich Calf snd Kip Skins of a superior quality, for Sale at reduced prices WwW M.PATERSON, Grocery, Wine and Spirits Store; dealer in Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, No 12, Notre Dame Street, fronung Lower Town Market l'sace, Quebec- B.JUFFERYS Plumber, Painter and: + W e Glazier, No.42, St.John Street, Upper Town Recommends his Self- Acting Water-Closets for the use of hote!s, sbips and schools.SX7ILLIAM DRUM, Chair, Cabinet and Varnish Manufecturer, No.46, St.Paul Street, opposite New Market, TM.RUTHVEN, Book-Binder, No.42, St W Ursule Street.qy'erian CHAPMAN & CO., Office and stores on Goudie\u2019s Wharf, It is particuluriy requested that all orders for sweep- : IIE Subscriber has for some years been in the habit of aupplyiug many families with this certain and immediate remedy for these norious vérmin, au .has cousented, at the suon, solicitation vf his friends, to bring it out in this public manner.le now has the poaive afficmations of a great number of citizens.(some of whom , are the must wealiny and fashionable ladies mm Chesnut ; Street, ) that this Bane isin all casesa sure und cercain re- | medy ; aud these cerniticates are in the hands of his À geuts, : where any one «ishing can convince themselves of ther } genuineness.This is better than all the puiling ofs 1hou- \u201csand unknown names; and the unpracedented sale which _ the Bane now has, is full proof of this fact, and of its vir- : tues.j E.SAUNHOLTZ, | Tuventor and Proprietor, | For Sale by nearly every Shop Keeper in Canada und i by sil the Druggists off Montreal and Quebee, t i i | JOHN MUSSON, Agent, Quebec, Ist Sept.1840 | MAOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS {ti AND PHŒNIX BITTERS.\u2014The hich ce.| lebrity which these excellent Medicines have sequired.an i curing alinost every disease to which the hamau frame 1s | linble, is a matter familiar with almost every inteliigent | person.\u2018They became known by their fruns\u2014therr good \"works have tesulied for :hem\u2014they did not thrive by the ! faith of the credulous.11 cases of tostiveness, Dyspepsia.Bilivus Levande , | Affections, Asthme des, Settled Pains, Rheumatism i Fevers and Agues, Obstinate Hesdaches, Impure Srate of the Fluids, Unbealthy Appearance of the Skin, Nervous © Dedbiity, the Sickness incident to Females in Delicate ! Health, every kind of Weakuess of the Digestive Urgans, \u201cand io all general Derangements of Health, these Medi cines bève Invariably praved a certain and speedy remedy.They restore vigorous health tv the most exhausted constitutions.À single trial will place the Life Pills and Phanix Bitters beyond the reach vf competition, in the estimation of every patient.Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, at WJM.B .MOFFAT'S Medical Office, 073 Broadway, New York N.B.\u2014None are genuine univss they have the facsimile of John Moffut\u2019s sign ure, cents, and one dollar esch.according to ihesize ; and the Phænis Bitters ia bottles, one collar or two dollars each, with fuil direction-: l'OR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION A0 interesting hile pamphlet, intituled + Moil'its Medical Ma- Pual, destyned as a Domestz Guide to Health\u2014conuimag accurate Information concerning the most prevalent disease * and the must approved remedies\u2014by Wat.B.MOFFAT Apply to ALEX.BEGG, Agent fir Quebec.To be hzd also ut J MUSSON, JoJo SIMS, and JOSEPH BOWLES, Apothecaries.HINMAN HAIR, CLEAN NESS UF THE HEAD AND HAIR.mm TRANGE itis, that persons who attend strictly LJ tu personal cleanliness, baths, &c., shoui neglect the Heat-\u2014tbe I air\u2014the mostessential\u2014ihe tnost exposed \u2014and the most beautitul, and not propcely Cared fur, of ail the wits of the Creator, Verferily free may at be kept of dan \u2018tuff or scurf with acertainty that the hair cannot fall ont, Ly the use of the Baim of Columbia.Ladies, wiil vou make your toslet without its articte 2 I answer fearlessly, No, if you have once wied and experienced its purifying eifects\u2014its \u201ceeet perluime.A hundred articles have been put forth on the credit of this\u2014the only first\u2014the only really valuabie article.A mass of testt-nonvy from all classes to these fats, .LOOK OUT\u2014Counterfeits are sbroad\u2014lgok alwavs .for the name of COMSTOCK & CO.on tbe splendid wrappers, and dont buyit without that name.READ THE FOLLOWING.» ROBERT WHARTON, E-quire, late Mayor of Philadelphia, has certified.as may be seen below, to the L character of the following gentlemen .\u2014 : fhe undersigned do hereby certily that we have used the { Balm of Columbia, discovered by J.Oldridge, and have i found 1t highly serviceable, not only as a preventive against the faliing off of hair, bur also a certain restorative.WM.FHATCHER, senior, Methodist Minister, in : St.George charge, No.86, North Fifih sireet.! JOHN P, INGLIS, 351 Archst.JOHN D.THOMAS.M.D.165, ltace ct.JOHN S PFUREY, i0i, Spruce st.HUGH NeCURDY, 243, South 7thst, ! JOHN YARD.Je., 123, Arch st.| Tbe aged aud those who persist in wearing wigs, may not , always experience its restorative qualities, vet 1t wil cer- | tainly rise iis virtues in the estimation of the public, when Lat 19 known that three of the above sizners are inure than 50 | years of age, and the others not less then 30.[Loin the Mayor.§ | CoOMMONWEALTH or PENNSYLVANIA, ] | Cuy of Philadelphia, I, ROBERT WILARTON.Mayor of said city of Philadelphia, vo hareby cernfy that Tam well acquainted with Messrs, Jobin fl Inghs, John S.burey, and Hugh McCurdy, whose names are signed to the above certificate, that they are gentlemea of character and respectability, , and as «uch full credit should be given 10 the s+i ¢ certificate.{In witness whereof, I have hereunto cet my hand, and [L.S] caused the seal of the city ww be aflixed, the sixth \u2018 day of December, &c, | ROBERT WI ANTON, Mayor.LOOK OQUT.\u2014Some swindlers have counterfeited this article, aud put it up with various devices.Do not be imposed upon.One thing only will protect you-=it is the name of COMSTOCK & CO.\u2014that name must be always on the wiapper, or you ase cheated.Do not furget it.\u2018Cake the direction with you, acd test by thar, or never buy buy : for 1t is Impossible for any other to be true or genuine.Fon SALE pv MU N J.JSSON, ard 3.J.SIMS, } Quebec.\"ARE Subscriber has just received a case of Genuine EAU DE COLOGNE, direct from the House of Jean Sarie Farina, ALEXANDER BEGG.Quebec, 27rd September, 1840.CERTIFICATE.The undersigned Jean Maric Farina, opposite the Marke Place, at Colcgne of Rhine, the most ancient Distiller o the genuine t ologne Water, ( fau de Cologne, ) by letter patent, Purveyor in Ordinary 0 their Majesties the King and the Queen of France, ihe King of Prussia, the King and the Queen of Great Britain, the Queen of Spain.the Queen of Portugal, the Empress of Brazil, the Crown Prince of France, the Crown Princess and Princess of Prussia, &e &c.Declares, that he has sent to-day to Mr.ALEXANDER Broa.nf Quebec : 1 Box, No.68:8, containing thirty-two dozen Ilasks Cologne Water, first quality, from my fabrication, Cologne of Rhine, 10th April, 1840, Jean Marie Farina, Opposite the Market Place eee 0 TYPE FOUNDRY, Removep to No, 147, NoTRE Dame STreeT.pens of all descriptions constantly on hand.\u2014 Orders received for PRINTING PRESSES, manofactured by Messrs, R.Hox & Co., New York = Apply to N .T.BAUGLEY & CO, Acanr Monteeal, June 26, 1840, St.eter Street «=~ The Lite Pills are soll in boxes\u2014 Price, 25 cents, 50 | WANTED TO BORROW, £10,000.THE undercigned TRUSTEES of the LON GUEUIL and CHAMBLY TURNPIRE ROA D, duty appointed, in virtne of the Ordinance 4th | Victoria, Cap, 16, will receive SEALED TENDERS for the sum of £10,000.in sums not less than £250.Tenders to state the rate of interest, snd period of ro.payment, whether at the expiration of thece years or fora onguer term, Debentures will be fssuvd for the above sum or sums, interest payable seipi-anpusily.Tenders to be addressed to the ¢ Chairman of the Loo gueuit and Chambly lurnpike Road Ties,\u201d Chambl GEORGE CATHUARTI, AUGUSTUS HATL, HOHN YULE, Ju.JOHN SWAIL, JOHN BUNK Et, LOUIS GAREAU.Chanble, 10:h May, 1841, \"a LIVER COMPLAINT AND ALL SICKNESS AND DISEASES.DR.LIN\u2019S TEMPERANCE LIFE-BITTERS, AND CAINESE BLOOD-PILLS.The greatest Secrect discovered! URGE\u2014PURGE\u2014PURGE\u2014has been the cry for the last few years.This has been effectually tried, and yet sufferers hase multiplhed-\u2014aud died : and why?Not because purging was not necessary, but too much has been done\u2014withioat the 1omice to fuliow, and sustain the system.Purge, you mua! \u2018The sickly humors of the blood must be carried off\u2014or the accumulation of them prevented, Prevent, then, the growth of such humors, Why do the Chinese Hse io such immense oes, and still retin the powers of vouth or middle age 7\u2014 Because they THE ROYAL PARISIAN RUC HIER CAPOTTE DUNSTABLE, TUSCAN & STRAW BONNETS \u2014 FIVHE Subscriber begs to intimate to the trade, that he will receive by the first vessels, an ox- tensive and fushiouable assortment of Bonnets fur this and the Montres! Market, from the house of WW, 0M.Brown, of Loudon, being the same deseription of Goods shipped by hum fur the New York spring trade.4 sample case is daily eepected from the Agent in that City C.T.BROWN, Inronres, Vu.8, Buade Stecet, Upper Town, Quebec, 30th March, 1848.usw GEORGE SCOTT, FFERS FOR SALE, LEMON SYRUP\u2014 Strawberry Syrup and Raspberry Syrup.Scotch Marmalade of a superior quality.Queer, 20th January, 1842, us ANGRAVING AND COPPER-PLATE d PRINTING in all its branches ueatly executed by GEORGE SAVAGE & SON.Montreal, 18th September, 1541.usiw FLUID MAGNESIA.PREPARED BY STEAM POWER AT TIIE MEDICAL HALL, NO.GY, NUTRE DAME STREET.HE FLUID MAGNESIA isnot placed before the public as a quack medicine, but as an old remedy under another form, it having been long Known to Chemists that Magnesia mizht be dissolved in Carbonic Acid, consequently nothing but the discovery of proper apparatus capable of sustaining great pressure was required.this desideratum has been attained, and the Subscriber con.fi\u2018ent'y rerumineads tt tw the public as postessing ail the virtues of Sivdaes Murray's preparation in n greater de- purity the bloud, The Chinvse Broon Pills\u2014so cailed, because they wark upon and cleanse tbe Blood\u2014are the standard remeds.These Pills will doit; and the Tampe- and prevent the accumulation of the base huinors which asnfest the blood, and which only tucresse bv puces, unies the bitters are taken after.Buv, then, these ills and Ditters, Take weekly the Pills, and daily the bitters ; and if you are to have been invalids lor days, weeks, and years, vou will find the sickly hawnors drawn off, and prevented rapidly wo the full blooming olow of health and youthful buoyancy.\u2018There are cases so numerous of these briltrint effects that ume and space forbid an attempt wo put them down, \u2014 Buy and use these medicines, and use no otäer, and health and strength shall be yours.See wrapper and directions tat come wilh them.FRAUDULENT COUNTERFEITS Will be attempted.Buv no remedy of the kind unless it have my name\u20140.C.LIN, M.D.\u2014on the wrapper, and also the nauce as follws :\u2014 : are cheated- so Eatered according to Act of Congress.A, D.1R41, by Thos.Conner, in the Clerk\u2019s Otlice of the Distinct Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York.\u201d Warranted the only genuine, Messrs Comstock & Co .New York are the sale wholesale Agents lor the United States aud all neighbouring countries.Docror O.C.Lin.Suld by J J.SIMS, Quebec, \u201c = - $100 REWARD! NE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has Leen offered for mouths, to any one wh will use abottie of Hays\u2019 LIsIMENT forthe PILE- without being cured.Of thousands «old, in Nu one instance has it failed of a cure.Proot\u2019 overwhelming to be ha: where it iis sold.It is also a certain cure in nearly every case.{ Externally in the following complaints 1 \u2014 For the Piies, Tightness of the chest espe- for ail Dropsy, cially in children, Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers ol the legs, or Sore thraat by cancers or | other fungus sores, how- ulcers, ever obstinate or long stand.Croup, irg.Whaouping cough, Fresh Wounds, { Seald Head, Chilblanes, &c.&c.LOOK 00T! Some Swindlers have counterfeited this article and put it wi with various dendses.Do nut be imposed upon.Om thing oulv will protect you\u2014it 15 the name of Comstock & Cue; that name must be always onthe wrepper, vr vou Do not forgetat, Take this direction with vou, and rest by that, or never buv it; fur 11 15 impossible for any other to be irue or genuine.FOR SALE BY USSON JS MUSSON and Juss, } Queve.EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON, ERSONS insured by this Company for the whole term of life, are informed that a Bonus tor the septennial period terminating 50th lune la