The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 6 mai 1856, mardi 6 mai 1856

[" LING, i 5 of the ual In- \u2018ther ge- Act of ate, and re eve, fe Sone 18 VERY any can , and the xclusive sterling Sterlin of which Sums in- juivalen t ium, in y in 1807 has been ims\u2014and ta is weli Without dit if re 10le Life, age of 60 annually tes of IT PROFI 10 11 LER.wonderfu and PAIN KINS.Its ving pain omplaints, imatisi in \u2018ver burns, the best st wonder- licine, are You may .Millions old in New & PER- thers bear- ice 124,25, e TTERS.complaints, the blood WHOLE SYS- les.treet, New ove.medi- } Quebes [CALS ED.; COing Britis e.) urch Je | Cory).\u2018AFFAIRS Ausually in- ear.They \u201cshe hastily , and fly- the ponder- tien after f the great ave passed hitt readers Blè \u2018and re.\u2018such, in rary, scien- urge them public.pently mad: 8° from the enabled to \u20ac \u201chands of be furnish.gh this in- t;.we shall t the same Per ann.- $3 00 7 00 \u2026 500 800 300 900 10 00 f Ê i from the 8.ordering te .of the Inglewood, address for and Black ed free of puld always hers, n advance.hed will be co., phi ublifhe: MER'S burgh, and lege, New tavo, con- wood cn- 56.Book of the upon the TT B RE ¢ DN, ebec, and at STREET, h, payable before six ation\u2014in- ; of til} 28.6d.fo h, and 74 fines\u2019 and 10d each ; up £14 por Adwertisj st-vaide Oueber A POLITICAL, AND ADVER No.8231.) PLUMBERS\u201d MATERIALS] \"oer To be sold Cheap, UNTIL THE WHOLE OF HIS PRESENT STOCK IS DISPOSED OF, CONSISTING OF TRON LEAD PIPE, J, §, 1\u20144, 5, and 6 Ibs, Milled Lead; WASH-HAND BASINS of diflerent quality; a large assoriment of SINKS, PUMPS, COCKS, BATHS, WATER-CLOSETS, HOT WATER APPARATUS, adapted for any Stove ; also, GAS FITTINGS in Brass and pure Block Tin Tube, 3-16, 1-4, 5-1, 4.8, 7-16, 1-2, 5-8, and 3 4; Plain and Fancy Brackets, &c., too numerous to detail.ie 52 TONS LEAD PIPE AND SHEET LEAD, Expected by first arrivals, direct from factory, with a large assortment of Bath Mountingsin Porcelain and Granite Slabs, plain and figured\u2014thoy are a new article, well got up in England, and VERY CHEAP.Plated, Fancy and Enamelled Mountings ; also, Victoria.Grecian and Crystal Fountain Wash-hand Basins, Green, Blue, Pink, Maroon, and White figured ; also, conyuon Wash- hand Basins and Fiwings in great variety, from 3s.to 78.Gd.PATENT PAN WATER-CLOSETS, To net with or without Cisterns\u2014also, a large aseortment of Ridgway\u2019s Water Closets.The undersigned speaks from experience and would recommend them to the Trade and the Public as being a very cheap and excellent article.ge 100 DOZ.PATENT VALVE COCKS FOR HOSE, &ec.Also Patent Cistern Ball Cocks, warranted to be noiseless from the action of the water ; Iro and Block Tin Tubing, and many other articles ir Now on hand and well worthy the attention 1 the above line too numerous to detail.of town and country householders wanting good COOKING and HOT,WATER APPARATUS, some of C.C{ToLyan\u2019s FURNACE RANGE STOVES, and will be ready about the 15th April, s NEW MODEL STOVE nol larger than the ordinary Cooking Stove, to boil eight pots, 20 inch roasting grate, large baking oven, and will boil 400 gallons of water per day\u2014it is also very economical for fuel.P S\u2014The above Lead Pipe is not American Composition, the very thickest of which being easy burst by water pressure, but is pure malleable M ead direct from the British factory.J JOHN PYE.Quebec, March 20th 1856.FOR SALE, QUEBEC LIBRARY ASSOCIA- RATES Quart WINE BOTTLES, TION.250 60 Casks Barclay and Perkins\u2019 LONDON PORTER, 20 Casks PALE INDIA ALE.4 Apply to HY.ATKINSON, Jr.Quebec.17th Nov.1855.LADIES PROTESTANT QUEBEC RELIEF SOCIETY.HE LADIES of the QUEBEC PROTESTANT RELIEF SOCIETY would feel much obliged to any persons who would send them any OLD CLOTHING.The flothes may be sent to MRS, PUFFER, No.4, /Daidousie PLACE.Quebec, 29th Jan., 1855.RAHAT-EE-LOKOOM, ORIMPERIAL FIG PASTE/ OF CONSTANTINOPLE.G OOD for Coughs, Colds, and Weak Lungs, | agreeable aud Nutritious for the Weak and Feeble ; and a delicious article of Confec- tionary.G, G.ARDOUIN.Quebec, Dee.20th, 1855.FOR SALE, SHIP about 1000 Tons, 0.m.to class 7 years, A SHIP about 600 Tons, do.do.pee building by Mr.Epwarp TRAHAN.inspection of Lloyd\u2019sSurveyor, and ly in May.Apply to ANDERSON & PARADIS, Commercial Chambers.Quebec, 15\u20ach January, 1856.FOR SALE.20 ASKS COD OIL.200 Cwt.Table Cod-fish, 200 Bbls.Green Fish.\u2014by JAMES J.LOWNDES.Quebec, 3rd Jon., 1856.FOR SALE AT THE BEAVER FOUNDRY.1 ELF-ACTING and SCREW CUTTING SIDE LATHE, with universal chuck, | 1 Self-acting Planing Machine, JS {| 1 Screw bolt Guiting Machine.1 Vertical Boring and Drilling Machine, Apply to .: J.JONES.Quebec, 26th June, 1855.AMERICAN COTTON CANVAS.For Saléby the Subscribers : 150 Bos No.2 and No.9.\u2014ALS0,\u2014 30 Barrels Pitch, Anchors, 30 to 50 ewt.\u2019 a OHAS.E, LEVEY & CO.,Ç \"8 treet.Quebec, 31st Dec., 1855.St, James Street FOR SALE.\u2019 30,000 Puss Enquire of CE ; P.LANGLOIS & CO, \u2018 St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf, Quebec, 11th Dec.1855.u QUEBEC DISPENSARY.G.G.ARDOUIN, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, H* JUST RECEIVED, put up in bot- L tles, that excelfent preparation for promoting the growth of hair\u2014\u2018\u2018 Lyman\u2019s Pomade de Palma Christi\u201d\u2014the excellence of which is now everywhere acknowledged.Quebec, 11th December, 1856.À BOUT 200 Casks CUT NAILS\u2014assort- ALKER & BERRY, J LANDING.500 OXES Belmont Sperm Candles, 80 Cases ,, do.,- do,* 250 Bags East India Rice, = J Boxes Liverpool Soap, Casey\u2019s Crown - 50 Cases.Sugar Candy,.Ë Quebec, 27th Oct., 1856.\u201cow, , FOR SALE BY 7 SUBSCRIBERS: \u201850° CligH(a of Supiurisr Congou Tea, 150 \u2018Barrels White ation Sugar, 0 FOR SALE BY THE SUBSGRIBERS : ed sizes.Le Opposite Bank of Montreal.26th July, 1866.50 Hhds.DeKuyper\u2019s Hollands, 40 Tierces Lutwyche's Soda Ash, \u201c brand LAN Jan \u2018GIÈB.& bd.9 (FA%es OF RIGGING, % ri 0, Cases Hollands, 1g; Goes Shperlor Ghampagne, 84 Cases Magnesia, 2000 Boxes Liverpool Sosf , 60 Casks Soda Ash, / 80 Boxes Salaratus, 7 100 Casks Rosin, 500 Boxes Crown Glass, 80 Casks Superior White Lead,] ood ST.ANNE STREET.Open from 8, a.m.to 10, p.m.QUES ae on from this date to end of year 1856.18s.9d.Subscription of Clerks in Mercantile establishments, Government offices, Notarial Students, Students of Law 118.8d and Medicine, and Apprentices to [ Land Surveyors.J LIST OF WORKS ADDED TO THE LI- ; BRARY THIS DAY : Napoleon\u2019s Correspondence with his brother Joseph.Douglass\u2019 Bondage and Freedom.Honble.Miss Murray's United Sta) nada.My School and Schoolmasters, by Hugh Miller.Embassies and Foreign Courts, by the Roving Englishman.Foreign Reminiscences, by Lord Holland.Private Life of an Eastern King.Tales for Travellers, from Chambers\u2019 pupers to the people.avd Ca- \u2014DONATIONS :\u2014 Dixon & Kerr\u2019s Ornamental and Domestic Poul try.\u2014by J.H.Lloyd, Esq.Rogers History of Canada, \u2014by Robert Christie sq.Quebec, April 3, 1856.CORDAGE FOR SALE.TANDING and Ruuning Rigging, from 6 Threads to 10 Inch.White Rope, from 3 to 6 Inch, A Bed Cords, Lines, &c., &c.R.MITCHELL & CO., Arthur Street.\u2014ALS0,\u2014 Ratlins, Marlins, and Spunyard, Quebec, 18th Dec., 1855.MUSICAL NOTICE.INDENBERG, begs to acquaint his ° friends and the public that he is prepared to FURNISH n STRING BAND for Balls, Pic-Nics, Dinners, &e.S.L., also informs the Ladies of Quebec, that he will undertake to Copy Piaxo Forte, or other Music at the low charge of Taree Pence per Pag, parties furnishing their own Music Paper.Address S.L., No.9, Cote d\u2019Abraham, near the Military Asylum.Quebec, Dec.15th, 1855.5m FOR SALE.ARRELS OATMEAL, Superior 50 quality.200 Tinnets Butter, do.Fish, viz.: Eels, Halibut, Mgckerel, Salmon, Salmon Trout, Green Cod, Table and Cod Sounds.Pork,\u2014Mess, Thin Mess, and Prime.Olive Oil, very best quality.\u2018HOS.FRASER, India Wharf, Quebec, Dec.6, 1855.FOR SALE, PRIME lot of TAMARAC SHIP KNEES.y aus & CO.55 and year 56, 31,- prime $16.47 © $16.40 sales 300 bls, 88 $17 ; - FO horsemen or protect them now ; they were |clamation.: + \u2018 ru site wi ip and the carving of the cen- cn .Beef steady ; repacked Chica, past help.Let us follow them.Fe, the RESULTS OF THE BATTLE AT BALA- .re L.ae n a.Bisset New Yorkman and a native fruit-seller, about site workmanship hos of roses something su- Legislative Council, 17,6451.00; Country fess $8.00 u $9 Bo $12.00 à $18.On the + redoubts opened with ri skelry up- mportant lo Flour and Meal Millers\u2014G.Bisset, ; i - , Le ssem , .: - p th rifles and musketry up CLAVA.Pp the price of a water melon.The native be perior to such carving a is ordinarily to be Publie Debt, 135,001.rare 125,00 on their right ; but, not turning glance either to one side or the other, they were soon borne past by their speed, which \u201cvisibly increased as they advanced.Every plume streaming back, every head bent slightly forward, every right arm aloft, every horse at grand racing stole, swift as a meteor, the pugeant of real Yinttle, flew onwards.When they had cleared more than half the distance which had separated them from the huge columns of the Russian cavalry forming the nearest portiou of the enemy before them, and when, of the mile and a halt, much less than three-quarters of a mila intervened, a blaze of light burst along the front, faint bluish wreaths of smoke rose into the air behind the intervals in the.Russian squadrons, obscuring the view of the Russian infantry masses, and at the same moment the first line of the careering brigade, so regular before, appeared like a line no longer, but all ravaged with gaps : men were seen lying ou the ground while their horses wheeled and fled back ; others, on the contrary, extricating themselves from the chargers which had fallen ; a momem wore and the thunders of the autiilery which had made this devastation were borne to the oars of the excited Camp.But still the charge was not checked, and on rode ilie survivors straight upon those wurderons Russian guns, into the very eyes of a storm of musketry from the army of foes behind them, and amid another but now double cannonade on both sides of their advunce\u2014from the position batieries of the hills.Diflerent, indeed, was this manner of executing u oharge ; diflerent, indeed, was this style ol cavalry fighting, Irom that of the filteen hundred Russian horse who on that very morning had declined to meet the narrow front of a single regiment of Highlanders in a single line, unsupported, and ouly two deep ! How truly starting the contrast\u2014how unspeakable the difference! A whole army, in battle array, 80,000 strong, all arms being recipro- caily supported with the most perlect effect\u2014 au unassailable position\u2014redoubts, batieries, skirmishers, and, finally, twelve times their own number of cavalry alone, could neither deter the British Light Brigade from attempting nor hinder them from carrying, a charge which swept through or swept down the whole of these delences, and fell like a spent thunderbolt on the further side, shaking the enemy\u2019s united and entire force to such a degree that, The final results of the surprise of Balaclava, and of the various combats which it comprises under one name, were these :\u2014First, that the Russians had stripped all the four redoubts of their defences : secondly, that they captured and removed seven large guns; thirdly, that they had seized and that they maintained the fourth or furthest redoubt, in some measure unlocking the possession of the others ; fourthly, that they, consequently, necessitated, or induced our relinquishment of the other three, and 1l:e contraction of the beleaguering position (which measure, on our part however, though humiliating, was beneficial to us rather than disastrous) ; fifthly, that they had destroyed our matchless Light Cavalry.On the other side, the advantages of the Allies were\u2014first, that in numerical loss they had inflicted far more than they had suffered ; secondly, that, in moral eflect, all the profit of the encounter rested with them, whether the defence of Sir Colin Campbell\u2019s infantry, or the attack of General Scar- lett\u2019s, Lord Cardigan\u2019s and General Bosquet\u2019s cavalry beregarded ; thirdly, that our position was now both improved in compactness, and more clearly understood, in oue at least of its assailable points, by its own defenders.As to the fact which then first startled Europe, that if Sebastopol was besieged, so werc ils besiegers, that fact was not due 10 the battle; what ensued from the battle was not the fact, but only the distinct knowledge of the fact.In dismissing this event, we may yield a well-earned tribute of admiration to the manner in which the Russian operation was planned, and, indeed conducted.The honour of the strategy belongs to the assailants ; but the honour of the fighting and (excepting the one charge) of the field tactics, as coniradistin- gushed from strategy, entirely and unquestionably to the defenders.The next day 4000 of the garrison\u2014who during the night had manifested their joy at the capture of our guus, by ringing of bells, continual shoutings, and a deatening but innocuous cannonade\u2014attacked ihe right nf the British siege position at Inkerman, but were by Sir De Lacy Evans and his division, repulsed witha loss of five hundred killed or wounded, and a hundred prisoners.Our loss in killed was under ten with about seventy wounded.\\Ve mention this little affair of the 26th of October, because it was in reality a High Wines for Sale.\u2014R.Mitchell & Co.Quebec Bank.\u2014C.Gethings.Pine Dgls and Board for Sale.\u2014J.H, Clint.Housg and Building Lots for Sale.\u2014R.Mitchell.OCEAN BTEAMER MOVEMENTS, - FROM EUROPE.Namos.Date, Leaves s* For City of Balt., Hermann .N.American .Ap Canada ,.o - Canadian \u2026.Mag- T.Livorpoal.,.Quabec 2 FHOM UNITRD STATE.America.April 23.Boston .He, Liverpool Hermann.May 17.Now York .Southampton THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.QUEBEC, 61a MAY, 1856.SOMETHING MUST BE DONE.It is a very painful sight that of a ministry dying by inches, fifa one member falling off and then another, and it isscatcely less painful to observe the now.pitiably whining tone of the Grand Trunk Railway Contractors and Company in the almost vain hope of obtaining relief from a ministry\u2014who-being-unable to help themselves cannot \u2018help others.What a world of grief and floutie'# man of strong mind and firm \u2018will'at the, head \u2018of Canadian affairs would avert.Oh! for a solitary hour of \u201c the great findnoier \u201d\u201d tocut, and carve, and slash the Gordian knot, which no man can untie.Oh! for but a minute of the resolute Hincks to dash us throngh that world of difficulties, which the acknowledged stupidity and want of resources of Jackson, Peto, Brassey and Betts have brought upon us.How he would just tell honorable: members had this wild swoop of our lost light cavalry been but made as acalculated sacrifice, mstead of an inexplicable mistake, and had it been supported by anything approaching to a regu- Jar ur co-ordinated movement, General Lip- randi\u2019s fine host would have been anmhilated that very day.Such was the opinion of those who behield the effect, too late to profit by it ; amongst others of Prince Napoleon, who was a= much amazed and thunderstruck as anybody.They saw, but they had not foreseen ; nor would such a holocaust, if foreseen, have been permitted.After riding beyond the guns, colting down the gunners, breaking and shattering a co- umn of infantry, and dispersing the cavalry that rade to the rescue, the heroes turned to charge home again, their gory and streaming sabres no longer giving back the same flashes tothe sun, and they themselves showing but one man to every three who had galloped, five minutes before, from beneath the heights of the Allied circumvallation.Alas! dreadful as appeared such a change of numbers, the full alteration was not yet.Another tremendous double hurricane of shot, which, coming from opposite quarters, seemed to meet in their persons, passed among them ns they turned, and hall their remaining force vanished on the spot.Then part of the Russinn horse\u2014a cloud of Cossack lances\u2014closed in, and interpdging on their road; not only seemed to bart): but\u2019 helped with\u2019 the\u201d smoke to hide therni eotiÿletely from the\u2018 anxiots gaze of their com: its inthe: Camp, bite Among \u2018thesé it rae a solentn \u2018moment when they thus fhientdl [giid farecrell 16 every remnant of the oble Light Brigade! .But a strange interestriveted every look still upon the blôcked-üp plain, dnd a stranger \u2018spectacle rewarded \u2018that\u2019 interes: / Swift; audden, strong and mighty was that pounding crash, which\u2014as with a battering-ram-\u2014swung open the centre of the Cossack line, and flung its folds in shivered fragments on either hand, as the Light Brigade came charging back and cleaving their terrible avenue home.It was indeed the remnant of the British corps which had looked so magnificent and so ght- tering a few short minutes since.Ah ! quan- tun mutatus ! Bloody, lacerated, grim with the sweat and smoke of battle, about a hundred were seen together ; and nearly as many more straggled into the Camp before evening.These were the survivors of the 600! Lord Cardigan led this unparalleled charge, and escaped from it with- a few slight wounds ; and even among those heroes he was conspicuous for the serenity of his courage, his feats of horsemanship, his persopal prowess, and the impassive audacity with which he conducted the most desperate, probably, of all recorded military exploits.The Earl of Lucan was also wounded, while undauntedly superintending the movement.Woe ough! to mention ihat, much as the conduct of the men exceeds the limits of eulogy, the conduct of the eniogy, the conduct of the officers, one and all, wus more wonderful sills: - There were nineteen in\u2018the first: two regi- mets, and but three yeturned-; junior captains und even lieuténants-bécame suddenly commanding officers-with- but little, alas ! to command.It is melancholy to think how fow emerged from lis ection\u2019; but none would have survived it, only for ait achievement of ihe French ; and it féinains-but to record: this.Lord Raglan\u2019s order had: contained the words « French cavalry on your left.\u201d The cay alry here signified \u2018were a squadron of \u2018that splendid \u2018vorps whichthe Algerine war hds enlled ihto existehde in the French service, the Chasseuts'd\u2019Afrique.They were but 200 in number.Fértunately, their commanding\u2019 officer had received ho order analogolis to that which had the eflect of shooting our little co|- vmn of Light \u2018Horae; like a shalt-from a bo into the midst of \u2018anéntire arty: in position, Had the French, -indetd, accompanied that fatal chatge;) neither any of our own Dragoons, Hussars; ind- Lancers, hor those gallant Chas-' - euiirs themsdives, would: huve ever more been |'ernfhént Was differentlÿ interpreted\u2014the sùo- seen.But, on: the edge of the maelstrond, they could Yender resotie \u2018which, once :in- it, they could not-have received.As:ithe feni- nant of the British Corps was bursting: home, and (in\u2018about a quarter of itsbriginal strength) - had overcome nearly every other obstacle, a large field-batterÿ: was hatrassing their pos- sage on the right hard of thereturn path; IT French horse feeling that this \u201cbattery; if-nbt immediately silenced, would Mnnikilate tHe.battle of Inkerman, baulked merely by timely discovery of the attempt; and the 4000 defeated Russians were bus an advance guard.Had the lesson of that warning blow been put to profit, the name of Inkerman would not now in so many thousands of households excite the feelings of a rebuking grief, and recall the remembrance of a scene of bloodshed equally profuse and profitless.Sir De Lacy Evans was now obliged by illness to go on board ship at Balaclava, but he went in deep uneasiness respecting the Bruish right flank.He even urged some precautions to be taken, and more men to be stationed in that quarter.More men could not be spared; bul what was executed afterwards could have been executed then; some intrenchments and some batteries could have made the brinks and the verges of the eminence impregnable.A reinforcement of 1000 French cavalry landed the very next day after that of the cavalry actions which we have described ; the works of the siege were continued amidst constant interruptions from the sorties of the rrison ; various ill managed arrangements, isordered with diurnal regularity the depot at Balaclava, whilst the French depot at Ka- miesch was acquiring an ever improved condition, and, in short, the ordinary business of a camp occupied the interval between the last encounter with the enemy and the fifth of November.TO BE CONTINUED.me (From the Toronto Leader, May 2,) Turee of the most respectable ministers, Messrs.Tache, Lemieux, and Cauchon, tendered their resignation on Wednesday evening ; but at the latest hour, we learn that they have been induced to retain their seats\u2014 a fact which probably gives the country the strongest practical assurance, that the public Exchequer is still in a satisfactory condition.The amount of popular contempt which such a budy as the present Ministry may bear, is incalculable.Its members have long passed that point in their Ministerial career, where they can be said to have any political character to lose.Men who are bold enough to enunciate the doctrine that the Governor General may select his advisers without reference to public opinion, have little reputation to sacrifice, and so long as Parliament affords them the means of purchasing support, resignations need not seriously aflect them.We will confess, however, that we did ex- peet, on Col.Tache\u2019s part, a different line of conduct.We did think that political honor among the Lower Canada party had not entirely disappeared with the retirement of Mr.Lafontame.And if there was any one that we could have looked to with confidence to put an end to the present ministerial demoralization, it was the Receiver General.The ublic, if we except that portion which en- Joys he friendship of Mr.Gedrge E.Cartier\u2014 are not supposed to be versed in Cabiiiet se- ctets.\u201cBut wlien the public are made aware one diy, that thes Faotalèrs .of the \"Govein- ment have resighied their offices, and when it is tépoñél, tie text, that they have réturn- éd, it fiseds ho great amount of penetration to describe, the governmental process.Most of ui can tell \u2018as well as if we had: been members of the Council, what sort\u2019 of tguments dre applied in obatinate cases of ministetial resigiiätion whaté.the Stale phy- sioidhs dfe ter men of the character which we ascribe to He present Adifinistration.So- betlV, {lie government of the country has become a very low sort of gambling.It is now, with Ministors, #\u2019 question.of oñe local: cheme against anoflier.Broad principles df public icy at¥ of ib account.The inati- Koons fer wPhioh\\he Liberal party hâve con- \u2018lendéd, âte rejatdad as scondary to (he success of adïme sectional.enlefftise.And Col.Tache seems to\u201d lend himself to the game.\u2018In Mt.Latontiifie\u2019s time, Résponsible Gov-.cest of préat principles was of mors account.ither Canals nor RullWays had so matd- eon Toler Rallyase b as to hike \u2018them indifferent to their own political honor, rovided they were able to retain office.ssponsible -Govermmnent in the hands ôf Mr.Lafontaine\u2019s sucoessots, bids fair to bé- come an instrumeht to cortupt every man who entoré Parliament with a: y his compositions :: And the conviction forcés grain of honesty.in| opposite what must be done! How he would coax and wheedle, and compel the refractory.How he would sneer at pretenders to superior honesty.How he would laugh and rail atthe faint-hearted.How he would whip up the undecided.How he would dilate upon the advantages, derivable from a settled course of action.How lucidly he would point out the cheapness of some immediate, large expenditure to put the Grand Trunkists on their legs as compared with procrastination.Would ke trifle with North Shore Railway men ?Not he.He would at once concede all they wanted or tell them flatly that their desires would never be conceded.He would not sway belween Scylla and Charybdis.He would bolt at once into some extreme or other and bring all his energies to bear upon a given point.With him to fail in one particular was to be successful in another.The British government, nor any government, nor any set of\u2019 men could trifle with him.He thought for himself, acted for himself, and did all by himself.li one man was not a good accomplice, he found another.He leaned on no human being.He kept every one leaning on him.Let who would desert, he was prepared for the emergency, prepared for the difficulty.But how is it now ?Cayley finances, haggles, prevaricates, shuffles, and trims.First he cants over to this side, then to that.He is always hoping, never hopeful, continually balancing, never pushing: \u201cWithout ballast, he is without fortitude.Without skill, he is without purpose.He floats upon his back, looking up to Hercules or any body else for help and cannot be induced to turn upon his face and swim vigorously to a landing place.It is certainly not surprising that, government night after government night, passes over without anything being done.It ;is not wonderful that Mr.Ross resigns ; that Mr.Cauchon threatens ; and that afterwards Messrs.Taché, Cauchon, and.Lemieux resign togsther only to come back again.These latte}Mgentlemen desire a measure much desired inthis section.of the province\u2014the North Shore Railroad\u2014and will have it; but their Upper Canada colleagues have not the fortitude, nôt the Gapacity \u2018to say yes or no.They say \u2018if we could we would, but see how we are placed: ses what trouble these Grand Trunk people have brought upon us - see what the sacrifice to Messrs.Holton and Galt and the other friends of the St.Lawrence and Atlantic and Quebéc, and\u2018 Richmond roads has reduced us to oh! do have pity and stay only = little longer and we shall lok dboht us dhd ascertain what may be done.There 1s no prompt, energetic, decisive course possible to pursue.If you go, the ministry goes, and even the vote for, pas- linmentary buildings at Quebec .cannot He taken.A-break up involves a dissolution.only \u2018one answer fo this appëal.on the Canadd'+\u2014 We shall slay-'h little longer bht meanwhile do givé us the assurance that ofir railway matter will not be blinked.Do npt the provifics which we représent\u201d 1b éither sa- erificed to New York; or; to Brasssy, Botts government of Canada, and a.sifficientl§h rilintidg ond it surely is.Yet let the govera- .ment only manifes! \u201ctome\u201d deptés of vigoiis \u2018Eve sorhé proof of bditidhitess\" and put tle longer.Suchi is the position vf thé a v heroic horsemen, sharged \" it, and killed tHe iy LI >.re = T i \u2018 Siw pueonque Loc - § er eel upon: - ihe Who: seriously: reflec vudsauT genie I Ps 1e\" Êj bis gl oi 14 .: celle tom { et FENG, nv , : PY wl a = .! SHIGE i wqith prie ONF bn tes à 120 | exhibit & determination to foil \u2018What th oo ! came exasperated at the American and made an attempt to stab him ; the American then Jrew a pistol and shot the native, and was \u2018himself immediately afterwards stabbed by native.The friends of both parties then took part in the quarrel & it soon became general.Pistols and knives were used on both ground.\u2018The superior number of the natives at length prevailed, and the Americans fled for safety to the hotels and railroad depot, where they were soon attacked and the in- slaughtered.Even women and children were shot and stabbed by the infuriated natives.Phe police were called out, but being coloured natives themselves, it 15 said they acted on the side of the native rioters against the foreigners and that most of the Americans who fell were shot by the policemen.The policemen also took part in the robbery of the foreigners, and trunks and boxes were broken open and their contents taken off or scattered about the streets.About thirty of the Americans were killed and twenty wounded, besides several that were still missing.It is said that forty \u2018natives, including several of the police, were killed.The loss of money and property to the Americans is estimated at $50,000.The fight lasted from the evening of the day named until the following morning._\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Two men who lived in Hamilton, named Sheridan, and Gardner, while out shooting in Burlington Bay, recently fell out of their canoe and were both drowned.\u2014_Z THE SEAsoN.\u2014A correspondent at Bic writes that, ¢ the habitants in that district have nearly finished sowing, and the roads are in as good order as in the middle of summer.Fishing has also commenced on the Lower St.Lawrence, and a guod catoh is expected.\u201d seen in Quebec.small chairs the carving was very chaste.Indeed in chiffoniers, sideboards, and other such figniture we have not seen the equal of those Sew fox sale by MeKiechan & Cowan.sides amd soon numbers lay dead on the çal performances of this troupe, deserve every encouragement.- As .instrumentglists and as vocalists they are very superior ; but, we cannot say so much for their comic illustrations of Shakspeare and delineation of Negro charac- nocent as well as the rioters indisoriminately er, The burlesque of the death of Richard the Third, was puerile, in the extreme ;, the cock-crowing ridiculous, without being laughable.with a contemporary, that the majority of the minstrels \u201care performers of no ordinary ability and\u2019 ging splendidly,\u201d we do not agree with the New York bune that < the most \u201csensitive cannot find fault,\u201d or that the _ peiformances, us the ome Journal expresse it,\u201d are entire- there was too much vulgarity combined un- ent was exhibited in the solo on the violin, the Over the ¢ handle\u201d of the ag PeñirAm*s MiwsTreL Trovre=\u2014THe\"musi- While onthe whole, we quite agree] Tri- ly free from vulgar wit.\u201d In our opizion, necessarily with much real talent.Real tal- execution of which would not have disgraced Ole Bull; in the banjo solo; and in the performances on the duleimer.Little Hughes, too, acquitted himself admirably and sang several ballads and a comic song with wonderful taste, accuracy, and tact.A discerning public will find very much to admire and the lowest taste will not be without gratification.The London Times speaks thus: \u2014¢« We believe we may stale with certainty that General Eyre\u2019s Division of ten thousand men are to go direct from Balaclava to Canada.Such a measure will, no doubt be variously interpreted.We are not in the secret, and Sydenham Palace and Mr.Perry\u2019s Expenses, 164,755.000/ ee The Hon.Ogden Hoffman, late Attorney General of the State of New York, half a century a bnlliant advocate, died very suddenly on Tuesday and \u2018 successful There is no oe in parliatient now éapäble of laying hold of the reins of Government.Pat- tiès must be reconstituted.There could Ye part of the dissatisfied .respousibles .of Lower, let the commercial intetosts of thut.sedtion of Co: Pledge us that, what, we seek will te RB granted and we shall.yet bear with yon a lil- |}, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ScarLeT Fever.\u2014 The Miramichi Gleaner says this {ever is raging with great virulence in that quarter.In the Parish of New Ban- don, alone, 100 children have been carried off._ lpn Masonic INTELLIGENCE.\u2014A gentleman of Toronto has received a letter from a member of the King Solomon\u2019s Lodge, who is now travelling in Ireland, from which it appears that the Grand Lodge of Ireland has formally acknowledged the Grand Lodge of Canada.pp M°Giur CoLLEGE.\u2014On Friday Mr.Thomas D.Robertson, of Quebec C.E., and Mr.Richard Whiteford of Three Rivers C.E., passed their primary examination, At the same tim® Mr.Joseph J.B.Dupuis of Montreal C.E., and Dr.C, A.Lee, of London C.W., passed their final examination.ep Luster Prospects.\u2014The Ottawa Citizen says:\u2014The prospects of good prices in Quebec thisseason are cheering, but owing to the lowness of the water in all the small streams,\u2014at least on the South side of the Ottawa,\u2014it is apprehended that much valuable timber will not reach the market.There has been no rain of any consequence during the whole month of April.If however, a wet season should set in, all danger may yet be averted.It is said that a raft of white pine sold Jast antumn in Quebec for 7d .foot has been re-sold this spring for'9d.A French consul.-in China says that the Chinese drive away-consumption by smoking a mixture of arsenic\u2019 with tobacco ; and Dr, Londa told the aséembled physicians at the That the duty on ad Academy of Medicine years agothat the smok- S83 * per ib, 3 0 ing of arsenic was thé only efectual cure for red Tou of all sorts, for «02% tubercular consumption, ;.-: :: - every gallon of any strength of proal : Eda Jo by Sykea' Hydromeler, and so in pro- \u2014_\u2014, portion for any greater strength than - a\u201d ; «I Some slanderer \u2018 asserts \u2018that pa PTE DE are the greatest magicians \"of the age, inas- Lend por gal.44 much as they transier beggars\u2019 rags into sheet Citas erful wd Seer) < 80 for editors to lie on.Whiskey ih rane Lil creed Te à - Rum on AN \u201c 23 ma A ren mee hiskey LA .\u201c v 1% It is a singular fact that nearly: 1000 years Wher Tod, not sxcondiog £18 per \u201c10 ago the Saxon king, Edgar(969 to 978)ordain- Over £10, and vot exceeding £16 per ed the.following law 1 Lat each.Suliday be oars.> som « 18 a 25 3 A antid aenrn?In quart bottles, on Wino not exceed- as av festival from noontide of ; Saturn\u2019s day \u2019 ing 20a, in value per doz.7 6 until: Monday\u2019s lighting.\u201d Oren 20s., and not exceeding Tw 1G 0 dp \u2014E CL Oper ads = \u201c 126 Poor Lorn .ELoI=- S & WILLIAMS, 813 Warlingloit Street, Boston, Mass.8th April, 1856: 2m PASSAIC MILL.| CLIPPER DUCK.No.\"No, - JOHN GOUT.| JOHN \u2018 COLT ve.Yds, J PC Paterson, N.J.Paterson, N.J.JOHN COLT\u2019S- STANDARD COTTON SAIL DUCK .- \"AND TWINE.\u2018\u2019séld'of the abève well Ehôvn brands of on hand, nnd-offer for e, of being worked to the sale, all Nos.from 1£0 10.Also will make to order at short notice Nos.0, 80,and 000, Cotton All orders promptly attended to, sud the Duck and Yacht Duck of all numbers, 12, 14, 16, Stones sent, i uired, to Longuetiil, Point 18 § .ÿ he Intermediate statiotis \"on the sad 1 fn ohn in width À H.C: BRACH & CO, 5 8m hd 71 Pine §théét, N.Y.,., ALLAN & GILLESPIE, Liverpool.van\" MONTGOMERY & GR 0! Wil Co London |: &th Jany.1856.u .had of.: 2 : \u201d Coaticook, BT.Ooaticook, 3#th Feby.1886, 1 ; 0 oct.: À 1 ik * Mesers.Maortivrrezs, Lavnix & Co.répreseht H.0, B, & Oo.it Boston, Lo RER CS Rd ai % ST INE wen erreurs COLT'S HEAVY, LIGHT & EXTRA lway, according to direôtions.: : \"All information sat [ s above may 1 RAVENS, constantly on hand.- Superior t6 any .r GI ' y. E : 4 4 : ; 8 .0j CE - | mr wn mm a THE QUEBEC GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1856.§ A eme te re rer Es \u2014 = ots .\u2018 pa \u2014\u2014 3 Ca af: au HL LIFE ASSURANCE.BURLINGTON FRICTION MATCH] NEW NOVELS BY EXPRESS, EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.COMPANY, ACOUSTA, or the prophecy, an Indian \u2014 W tala, by Major Rishatdaon, Author of CAPITAL T is impossible to enumerate all the advan- § I tages Thich are derivable from he aoe STAR i HE == Manufucturers af Round and Square Matches, 2 runce of life, inan advertisement.Protection fi r \u201cATTEN SATIONS PUT VY, VIZ, i \u201cBearte,\u201d Hardscrable.OxE axD Oxz Harr Mnginy Brey Ë the widow, the orphan, thes uged aud infirm, s¢ TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION OUND MATCHES in round wood Boxes.Mutilda Montgomery, or the Prophecy fulfilled, W BT Na.; curity that mortgaged property shall not be - ; : Square \u201c 4 Gro.Papers.a squel to \u2018* Wacousta\u201d\u2019 by Major Richardson.CANADA AGENCY ET 3 wrested from the family of the mortgagor at his A SPathe Public.The attention of the \u201c * 1000 Splint Boxes.ROBT.MIDDLETON, ITR all the advant ABLISHED 185.a decense\u2014provision for the education of chilér m, edical Profession and Publie is invited Which are offered to the Trade st prices Shaw's Building.sisks or uncertain oe And none of the ® ud for the commencemet of young men in basi.#0 the following preparation : cun be bought ify any market, Quebec, Jan.17th.1856.surance Office, the Eagle pre oa Mutual In- 1 ness ure among the most important ofthe ndvan- |.TARRANT'S EFFERVESCENT SELTZER| All orders filled with prompin curity of a large Capital, She further se.A Æ B.EDDY, Ao£st, Parliament, 58 George LIT » EScored by Act of tages which it secures ; und while there ure few APERIENT prepared on an entirely new priu- , : individuals to whom it would not be boneticisl in Ciple, from à lute and uceurate analysis of the 27th J 180 ater Street, Burlington, Vi.uny.1854.The rates of premi .sume way or other, there are very few who could eelebrated premiums are very moderate, ang as ErouTYy per cent of all the profits are ey, ery uot avail themselves of it, without any erious SELTZER SPRIN y nd ; Five Years divi inconvenience to themselvos, if they telt s0 dis- combine elloacy, coon AN it FOR 5 A L E, , ed, it is evident (hareng the whole life ag, used.with such additions aud improvemen £ us will rh At the Bookstore of W.STANLEY, St, John MOWEST that any Life ose rates are the very \u2014\u2014\u2014 ,Ç Moderate in expenditure, the facility wih which found materially to increase its eficacy, Street, und R.MIDDLETON, 27, Sault- demand, CONSISTENT WITH 175 on Company cau à TT ! moucy may be iuvested at bigh rutes'of interest, This muob esfeemed and higbly valuable pre- au-Matelo Street.consequent SECURITY OF THE Aon SAFETY, aud the 3 aud Lhe certainly that it may be invested in this paration will not fail to effectually remove Dys- NFW PRONOUNCING AND EXPLA- The uvailable assets of the Co De No.: i # ax | ; country for many years lo cote, at remunerative popsia or Indigestion, Bilious Affections, Head- NATORY VOCABULARY, UroN AN of subscribed Capital, exceed 80; 5 Xclusive BoA th toi hl Qu RS DE dt Es à am mee i rates of interest, have enubled the ache, Heartburn, Acidity of the Stomach,Costive- IMPROVED PLAN : in two parts, by Groner Gouls- À \u2014with an annua.income over £137 ,000 sterling e\u2014 MUA Ar : = dt: en .CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY is uess, Gout, Rheumatism, Loss of Appetite, LOCK, formerly a British Teacher of long expe- Ren: x RECU E E p 7 \u2014and surplus fund nearly £200 D000 Sterling Doors, Snshes, Blinds, Mouldings, and every description of Joiners\u2019 Work to render life assurance, in all its ramifiontions, à Gravel, Nervous Debility, Nauses of Vomiting, rience and extensive practice, author of an KV ht A pi above £120,000 was either addeq bat of which i or H Buildi \u2019 Sar 4 made to order at short notice less costly undertaking than it formerly was, Affections of the Liver, Es, de.* Arithmetic, and Key to ditto, a system of Gene- : sured by whole life insurers ¢d 10 the sums in- tor House Building purposes, For Sa LE, and m IC while itsloeal munagement enables the Bourd to \u2018 \u2014 \u2019 sl Geography, &c.\u2014Price per _çopya byfud in ATHA given in cash, or by u reduet Or an equivaten ( Also, constantly on hand, a large supply of Tongued and Grooved Floor audertuke ul equitable rates, the assurance ofsny TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT oF oth, 1s 9d currency.LA C June 1852, cHon of premium, in ing and Roofing Boards, and Sawed Scantling of every description.lives entess, Bowne lo oe of one or more CUBEBS AND COPABIA.Quebec, 4th Nov.1854.PERATE by their poworful influence on the From the establishment of the Company j , , ever com) ted or unusual it Sanctioned by popular opinion und the high : = internal viscera to purify the blood and stimu- a sum equivalent to the whole Capi 7 0 1807 CORNEK OF GRAND & BARRONE STREETS, ST.ROCHS, may seem.; authority of the most distinguished of the oi \u2018A MARVELLOUS REMEDY !\u201c lute it into healthy action.They remove the paid to ussurers in satisfaction oF cad bas been EE The ages al which the \u201c Canada \u2019 will grant | cal facu ty; it offers to be afficted rem FOR A MARVELLO JE! obstructions of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other îhe liberality of the Engler pf Claimg\u2014ayg QUEBEC.pssurançes range from 15 to 60, and they will whose succes bas in ever jnatause spRpoce TE Us AGE !.orguns of the body, and, by restoring their irregulur known y ¢ Eugle\u2019s settlements jg well IL T pa 22 \u2014 a BHsure i ' .9 A \u201c : tee ec tion to I th, pet, wherever they exist, such or .ÿ ire as bigh ux £2000, or ug low as £25 on a{ deserved reputation.Being cônvenient and' sh derangements as are the fret causes of disease.Policies are insured either with or withowy UNT \u2014 single life, Û firs LN EE BE 7 TED B USINESS DI ECTOR Y.agreeable in ts use, experience has proved that: A tensive trial of their virtues, by Professors, Par ticipation in Profits : < : COOK WAN R pil Life assurance offers the best and safest invest- it retains in every climate its desirable and truly Physicians, and Patients, has shown dures of dan- quired, for One Year, Seven Your Seif re , ife, At O'Nens\u2019s Horer, St.Lewis Street, à: #\u2014->-\u2014\u2014\u2014==\u2014\" ment for small savings, thus two pencèa day valuable character.It in t .diseases almost beyond belief, were they not Joint Live \" Ph ~~ G Upper Town.BIRT HINTON saved from the uge of 25, may be made to ield| in tasteless, and does pg he form of paste, Sabstantiated by persons of such exalted position _q7) payable ! payable of attaining the age of 69 S ! Roma, N EXPERIENCED WOMAN COOK, ou : \u2019 through the medium of the * Canada\u2019 £180 48.] is prepared with the gr atest onsible 5 ou and character as to forbid the suspicion of untrnth.Extract from J vh * pat yeariy or annually i oct A of unexceptionable character.She will Optician and Mathematical Ins nt 2a.at death ; from the age of 50, £151 16g.; or;| well tested rineiples To persons following The | Their certificates he published in ny American hie Life e Vearly Rates of SINKS ! a «RE = 3 35, £131 68.: and 0 1.0 so SO - 10 the Almanac, which the Agen elow named are .a, 3 be reqhired to make Pastries, Blanc Manges, MAKER, em tho age of 35, jy und 80 ON IN pro-à sea, or poling -long voyages, this preparati i inquiring.WITH PROFITS, iE Tellies and to bave a thorongh knowledge No.4,-MONTCALM BUILDINGS, portion to the extent of the savings, uud the age possesses gualities far ui pasine an Other meat ee to vrais Pres tion \u2018Tor thosir use in the 116 ¢ a Wirour PROFIL of the Culihary Arts.The highest wages wil) Amable Street, St.Lewis Suburbs.Pro saver.F ; and portable in its form, speedy and effieacious in complaints which they have been found to eure.2 Ba ] 10 11 dupted for a: be given.An unmarried yprsog wpuld be pre- #8\" INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED.oularepelatine (a orms of Proposal, and all par-| its operation, successful buth In the earliest and \u201cPhar ME Fox Cosriveness.\u2014 Luke one or two Pills, or 2 25 2 .11 5817-16 1-2 ferred.; .23rd Feby.1868.a obtained al ng r.e ; Hésnrance of life, may bei] Worst stages of the severcat diseases, whilst the HOLLOWAY'\u2019S O such quantity as to gently move the howels.Cox 2 30 2 5 5 ro 7A The Subscriber is to give private at the oflico of the undersigned.| usual and nausesus taste and unpleasant odor of * S OINTMENT.tiveness is frequently the aggravating ee ar 2 35 5 9 Dinners to parties of LiF Fon the shortest _ : H.W.WELCH, { copabia is wholly avoided iu this pre aration.\u2014_\u2014 .Pires and the cure of one complaint is the cure 3 2 11 12 ° W BLAIKLOCK prep TH .of bot] No person can feel well while under a 40 80 notice, and on reasonable l'effns.; ., ; Agent.repared and sold, Wholosale and Retail, b GRAND EXTERNAL\\REMEDY ive habit of body.Hence it should be, as it 3 45 3 Expected by f' H.O'NEILL.|PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR, Agency panada Life Assurance Co.} JOHN A.TARRANT successor to James Tar.By the'nid of a microscope ® milli : costive hate of : ody.ence it should be, 1 50 .311 1 nin and Gran 7th Feby.1856.u Offite, No.9, Haldimand Sg yuches, 17th Nov.1855.rant, pr Greenwich, corner of Warren street, little openings on the sarface of our bodies Fox DysreesiA, which is sometimes the cansæ 5 55.: g 8 VERY CHEA = 7?RESIDENCE, No.36, GRAND ALLER.IRON.ote York; and for sale by the principal Drug- Through thes this Ointment, when ribbed or °F Costéveness, and always uncomfortable, tuke mild 6 60 612 1 Fountain Wus ; BEACON - lis in the: United States, British Provinces, the skin, is carried t y org i doses \u2014 from one to four \u2014\u2014 to stimulate the stomach 8 65 baud Basius ai Quebec, 3rd Jany.1856.OR SALE\u2014a L ; .ns ed to any organ or inward part.vill di nd 8 7 iv a Lot of Bar Mont\" suitable est Indies and South America.Diseases of the Ki ; y and liver into healthy action.They will do it, a 11 4 FI RE AND LIFE ASSURANCE for shipbuil ding.> THORNS C OMPOUN en.affections ; e Kidneys, disorders of the Liver, the heartburn, bodyburn, and soulburn of dyspepsia 70 10 17 11 COMPANY.OTTAWA HOTEL \u2019 Apply to ABIA AND SARSAPARIEE AT RACT OF cop Lungs his Heart, Inflammation of the| will rapidly dis pear.When it has gone, don't WV.& w C.HENDERSON, - \u2014 \u201c5.7 MONTREAL .B.MITCHELL & CO.advaniages not enjoyed by other meicel means effectually curs po CONS, are by its forget what ured sou |, Morbid Inaction ofthe ioe 1y_nnada, : To uct with or i \u2019 Quebec, 18th D =~ Joyed by any other medicine Jy cured.Every housewife knows or a FOUL STOMACH, or Morbid Inaction o Office Hunt's Whary, dersigned spes Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 7 & 8 7 By , ec., 1855.for the cure of sexual diseases ;\u201d and which must 113t salt passes frecly through hone or meat of Berwets, which produces general depression of the Quebec.4th May, 1854., ersignes spef Pic.Chap.110.4 S.BROWNING, DOCTOR.with an enlightened public, render jt assuredly PNY fhickuess.This healing ointment far more| *Pirits and bud health, take from four to eight Pr \u2014_\u2014_\"-\u2014-\u2014-=-.a very chenp : J Great St.James Street.oA highly popular, and a disideratum lon readily penetrates throu h at first, and smaller doses afterwards, until activity CRAMP AND PA i g sought ; gh any bone or fleshy d th tored to the system IN KILLER is Ce ee.28th Augf 1855.JOELN: BBUTTsTa- for in the medical world.It needs n - part of the living body, curing\u2019 1 5.end strength is restored to system.I'TVHE WORLD i i : CAPITAL, £150,000.- A ment or change of di A; o confne- ous inward B body, ng the most danger For NERVOUSNESSs, SIcK HEADACHE, NAUSEA, D is astonished at.fe wong, fi With power to increase to half a million.+ ; EN tof nge of diel.In-ite approved form, | ward complaints, thatcannot be reached by Pain sn the Stomach, Buck, or Side, luke from four Cures performed hy the CRAMP and P, ne Also Pute phi JOHN YOUNG ; at o he paste, it is entirely tasteless, and causes © \u20acr menus.to eight pills on going to bed.If they do not oper- LER, prepared by CURTIS &PERKING and Block Tin CHIEF OFFICE : ) ADVOCATE Ho unpleasant sensation to the patient.ERYSIPELAS, RHEUMATISM AND _| ate sufliciently, take more the next day until they equal has never been known for remoyins Its Now on h: IAL, It has acquired th i SCOR ï 1 b t from th oving pj | No.6, WATERLOO PLACE, Lownpon.SHAW?S BUILDINGS , part of Europo, it ha bc eome fn almost every No remed 5 UTIC HUMOURS, System.Don't wear these and their Kindred.dis- or all ne for he cure of spinal complaints oa vi be res ; cor ; system.I ramp i : 2 DISTRICT BC LD Ly FOOT OF MOUNTAIN HILL, of, and sanctioned by the fuculty of medicine.7e of disonses of the Skin hairs on fo he y may fh enor Ervatri as, and alt Diseases [811 ia forms bilious abolio chile ues fever po i tag Stove 0) : ; Le : Are (Ie Xin, oR SCRO , , ise .ra ver Ç KivosTon, Toronto AND MonTrear, Quebec, 24th May, 1855._ sion, prepared by the pont eminent of the profes- Jemima, as this Ointment.Scurvy, Sore Heads, of the Skin, take the Pills freely and frequently, to 80T¢ throat and gravel, it is decidedly the re water per day- With Agencies throughout Canada, M.4.HE RN po prepar dy B or, Chemist, London, 3¢rofula, or Erysipelns, cannot long withstand keep the bowels open.\u2018The eruptions will gener remedy inthe world.Evidence of the most wonder- F She he .4 , Ray Male csale and retail, by J.A TAR- its influence.Tho inventor has travelled over Ally soon begin to diminish and isappar.Many ful Cures ever performed by any medicine.o.burst by water 5 .ADVOCATE » Sole agent.for the United tes, 278 many parts of the globe, visiting the princi dreadful ulcers and sores have been healed up by on circulars in the bands of A » are DTRECTORS FOR QUESEC : G j ; g the principal ; : Pi Ps gents.You > reenwich street, New York.hospitals, dispens his Oi pr.ncip the purging and purifying effect of these Pills, and {be tive! .sp I may Tue Hononanie J.M.FRASER 25}, ST.PETER STREET, The serions attention of the afflicted ishesnact- vice as to its appliestion Dintment, giving ad-| one disgusting diseases which seemed to saturate of Bottics of gin ond on Ve boa ot.Millions HENRY BURSTALL, Isa.(7 OrrosiTs ThE COMMERCIAL CIHaMBERY fully invited to & trial of means of restoiin ation, and has thus been the the whole system hgve completely yielded to their Bogtand e is medicine have been sold in New Quebec, M Tnos, BLATHERWiCK, Esq., M.D.Quebeg, 12th Muy, 1855.oy DR.GROVER COE'S 'S S pers fo health.infiuence, leaving the sufferer in perfect health.N B ea ee qe Jours, ; \u2018édical Hol So He UT ee nee ; ; TANDARD FAMILY SORE LEGS, SORE BREASTS WOUNDS Patients! your duty to society forbids that you sage Aire and call for CURTIS & PER.\u2014\u2014 Cv aie clefee.C.Ww.JONES 06 a REMEDIES.: AND ULCERS.© should parade yourself around the world covered KINS\u2019C mp #ud- Pain Killer, All others bear.HIS COMP ANY effects Tnsurances, Ç .- Es, .pa Dr.Coe\u2019s Liquid Harmatian is guaranteed to Some of the most scientific surgeons now rely With pimples, blotches, ulcers, sores, and all or any ing this name are base imitations.Price 124 2.on Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and, COMMISSION MERCHANT sa THE GREAT \u2018.be the most efficient external applicntion extant, 80lely on the use of this wonderful \u2018Ointment, of the unclean disenses of the skin, because your 374 cenls per bottle, according to size, 140, 95 NRA Every descriptign of property.All Losses settled | BROKER AND GENERAL AGENT.REM Abn gerviain cure of Ulcers or Fever, Sores, [ When hawing to cope with the worst case of sorcs, >) wats 00mg.they are the hest medi- 2180, FOR SALE of 8 with prognptitudte and liberality, without refercncel O¥r10E,\u2014~ARTHUR STREET, opposite {h, KENTUCKY REMEDY! Bile caen, Including Psons and Lumbar, Felons, wounds, ulcers, glandular swellings, and tu.cine ever discovered.They should be taken freely THOSE PURE WILD CHERRY BITTERS {0 England\u2014¢he Bourd of Directors being Share| EXCHANGE.&- DR.JOHN BULLS : A i.ar uncles, Fistila, Piles, Wounds, Ulcer mours.Professor Holloway has dispatched to| and frequently, and the tapurities which sow the for the cure of Bilious and Jaundice éomplaints 20 Caskes holders having full powers to act : thus embrne- Quebec, 8th May, 1855.NS .> & = ped an Sypbillitic, Sore-throat, Chancres, Bu- the East, large shipments of this Ointmeut.to seeds of incurable diseases will be swept out of the and general debility.They quicken the blood Apply to ing all the advantages of n Provinetal Company \u2019 S A R S A P  Rl L L A , Ague in the breast, and every variety of be used in the worst cases of wounds.IL will system like chaff before the wind.By this property an give NEw LIFE and energy to the WHOLE srg.with the further \u2018 f i i ) | a external infiammation; cure any ul 1 °s i : the y do as much good in preventing sickness as b TEM.Price only 87 in Pi 81s seearely invested Éitish Capital a paid up and - This medicine, whe.i used ncgordlog to directions, will WARRANTED TO ARREST MORTIFICATION, when contraction of tio andular swelling, stiffness or the remarkable cures whid they are making every Boyp & P, or TN À conte in Flat Bottles Quebec.171h rested Britis al.\u2018 .cure, without fafl: \u2014 © © arising frem Burns, Wongd N, ¢ he Joints, even of 20 yeury' stand-| here AUL, No.ortlandt street, New TADIES For ON SENTE 4 =.Ree y conditions, and do prevent Len ner external ing.PILES AND FISTULAS w Liven, ConptarnT, dadNeice, and all Bilious York, wholesale agents for all the above medi- ES : To whom all renewal Premiums are in future to + Cancers, Eruptions Also warranted tô:chték, Félons: ana: prevent These and other similar dl ing \u2018 Affections arise from some mgement \u2014 either Sold also L HE LADI h ; of th Skin, Krysipelas, suppuration when applied bef: (ar distressing tomplaints| torpidity, congestion, or obstructions of the Liver.y ¢ paid.Tumors, Ghroble Bors Eyes, eT fas e ore muatter.has com- Chn be effectually cured if the Ointment be well Torpidity and congestion vitiate the bile and render JOHN MUSSON, & Co., and TESTAN 19th Feby.1856.Rhentmatinin, Puig tn Seald Head, ted.ons Gy oued, aarly In cases of punc- rubbed in over the parts affected, and by other-[ 1t unfit for digestion.This is disastrous to the JOSEPH BOWLES, ?Quebes feel much oblig - - i Solna.Ot Sorin end Cheers & ones or prevents all ori) dalle, pifchforks, &c., it wise following the printed directions around each health, and the constitution is frequently under- by Agents throughout Canada.them any U FOR SALE.pitt Glande, Syphills, Dyspopsis, Suit iow, and¥removes pint ares or Locked-jaw pot, p mined ape other ry Indigestion 8 the symp- be send.RS 2 ., 1 i 2 i ; .he du s 7 1 5 * OXES Fresh Ground COFFEE, = arty mb ing ihe | ely wpplienton, | *1 0 fFom waa ofits Both the Ointment and Pils should be used in| 50, O08cton of the duct winch empties the BRITISH PERIODICALS Pg Do.Ground PEPPER, BOOK Dopoylders, Gumeral Debliity, Lumbngo, Cough, Golds, oR.COE\u2019S ANTI-MERCURI ALTERATIVE Bad Legs ChiegoFoot ve = Sore-tl into the blood.This produces Jaundice, with a , J Quebec, 29th wr BINDING, RULING, &c.Or iinticeConimmr lirosciis Vxknemarthe OTRO AL | Bn BRL iy Stsioats, long and dangerous train of ovls.Costiveness, or EARLY COPIES SECURED RAE E 5 ; Le Das : , 2 00945 ae py ron onl ses alterna ostivenes n thea, prevails.| Quebec, 28rà Oct \u2019 ÂMES J.LOWNDES.mE SU B 5 CRIB E R, thankful for the pee, en ption Lo Com A Pleasant, gafe and efficient tèmeay for the Bunions Corny fn Slanduler > a Seurey nds Feverish symptoms, languor, low spirit, weurness, LEONARD SCOTT & 0 ! it ral patronage afforded him in the Spirits, Blok nnd Nervous Headache, Ni radical cure of Rbetmatism, elas.Leucère te of Mos-lCancers Piles iE a restl an lancholy, with times in- TAMARAC KNEES above line, respectfully begs to intimate that he Senta, Fixpomtren.or Inprudence a Tier hea, Scrofula, Gonnorrhæn, Soni, oper Sona Pies See wndjEhewuuntivg Us ability to sleep, and sometimes great drowsiness; NEW YORK Co.FIC NEES.is prepared to do any amount of work that may Chronic uonstittiional Disssen, and as a affections, Ulceration of the Kidneys and Bowles, Corobay (Etephantiasis ere ai Wounds sometimes there is severe pain in the side; the skin 4600006 to re-publish the | i iti OF \u20ac OW LANDING and for Sale, 300 LARGE | be entrusted to him Cheaply, Expediticusly.ani Tring und Suuimer Drisk, and General and all dise caf ney owles, plantinsis Sore Nipples | Yawn and the white of the eyes become a greenish yellow ; publish the following Britis.N00D for C 1 , y 1 « \" \"| .hy » TAMARAC KNEES , Well.I ply, lixpe y one, thie System a.gentle oF the blood and Aus from a vitiated condition Sold Spare Datablishments of Proressor Hol- the stomach acid ; the bowels sore he the touch; Periodicals, viz.: agreeable .; ., > - .ñ 7 ct 4 .LOWAY, 244, Strand, (1 T | : the whole system irritable, with a tendency to fever, 1.8 Quebec, Nov.15th.LIAM PRICE Quebec, 20h Octobos-Iiesr PP PLETON, Ce on™ DR, CORPS FAMIEY VEGETABLE PILLS, A0 80; Maiden Lane, New York, also hy ail nu yc may ur o ious fre, bifous of ions Tux Loxnox Quanrsaisx (Conservative) ras uebec, Nov.15th, 1855., = , : CNE e best aud safest:Cathartic-Pills for popular Péctable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine e fous PL nie! ve ree 2.y 7 HIGH SCHOOL OF QUEBEC ts iv a remarkable fact, thts sinong.the bundreds of UPE.EVET offtred 1 thé public.throughout the civilized world.nnd in all parts the morning end repeated a fom day, will remove Tee Epiveenau Review (Whig).bec, Dec.FOR SALE.j 1k aE es Co vo aminent physicians who have -examiued the recips by For the cura of Sie end-nche, Dyspepsia, of Canada.at the following prices -\u20141s.3d.3s.the conse of all these troubles.Itis wicked to suffer > > _ Quebec, Landing ox Don\u2019 from Hull.di \u2018Ustial coutse df'instraction in this In- whieh Waifs Sartuparile Ie brepurd not oe \u201caan.Constipation, functional \u2018iderangements of the 34- ; and 5s.sterling, each Pot.! such pains when you can cure them for 25 cents, Tak Norte BriTisn Revrew (Free Church): R.CASKS BOILED L EED sutption, comprises English Reading ;| bighet terms.Mang physicians express shor ie Liver, Spleen and other viscera, they sténdiun- z= There 1s a considerable saving by taking RHEUMATIBM, GoUT, and all Inflammatory Fe- ; 4.00 Q OIL \u2018 Grammar.aud Composition, History, Geography, scrougly in the beliof that it 4s decidedly the best prapa- rivalled.These are has grade and untried re- he parger sizes.vers are.rapidly cured by the purifying pests of Tue WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Liberal) .reiting + Avi § so]; ration of Sursaparilla that has evor beer placed before th medies, erimént: t a thes : .B.\u2014 Directions for : : ; these Pills upon the blood and the stimulus whic ; , LE LANE, G cB.y a ; est fe A nommer ia i| pune a Itheugh hers sto many Phythlxin who fos + but they have stood t Fert af kerk ible every disorder are Aen eh by patients in they afford to the vital principle of Life.For these BLACKwoon\u2019s Episonou MAGAZINF\"( Quebec, Oct, 27, 1855.suration; ec.; Frexich, Latin and Greek, ! mendation of any particular rome, \u2018motwithatauding prietor isa practising Physician; and they are 20th Dee.1855.\u2019 ee les ti bo fa \" T5% present state of EUROPEAN A k ams LANDING ex.\u201cELIZA.\u201d TERMS, as herétofore, £12 10s.per annum,| Sèche Ponte pot the highest Uegres, shore are she same remedies be relies upon to sustain his SECRET INTIRVI me oe As n DINNER PILL, this is Both agreeable and | qu ill render these publications unusually 1p.- ARRELOE.A.payable quarterly fn \u2018advance ; Scholars under remedy which they know In sopariy oy Ag uTOF of & wide prea reputation âs a compétent \u2018and suc- s SNCRET INFIRMITIES OF useful.No Pill can be made more pleasant to take, teresting during the forthcoming year, hey 25() BAARSLS Labor Herings, lo seas ofage £10 por sai.Dream | pain cf te pode bests The Har, YOUTH AND MATURITY.fod cosas nat hs buy mode mor heck | wil ooty u middle grou emt he bai \\ arrels Mackare a due distribution of labour among th 5 alte eens pysicians, of Ligh 3 e test of 50'years, the original .A : the purpose for which a dinner pill is employe wr s-items, crude speculations 15 Cosks Seal OIl, Taughers and other afrange pts, n full oppor.dink he On they five: = formula having been \u2018obtained from \u2018the Indians J%S¢ Published, price One Shilling Stg.| - PREPARED BY ing rumors of the daily Journal, and the ponds For Sale by tunity isaforded of sécuring \u2018Rrofigieucy in the] 47 Tetlmony Nke the Soifbwirlh Fonders supernuo Dy au ancestor of the present proprietor, who has N ERVOUS DEBILITY, its Canses, Symp- DR.J.C.AYER & CO, ous Tome of the future historian, written after Quebec 23rd 0 .JAMES J.LOWNDES: practically useful, ae- wel ft\" the Classical ail comments on the effcaoy of Bull's Barsaparillc, From porate and brought it to its present degree of toms, and Cure : an Essay on Seminal Practical and Analytical Chemists, the living Interest and excitement of the great : ha : \"que bee, 29th January, 1856.tn Code î bave fookad over Le Vie oF medians The Syrup and Pills\u2019 originated with himself, Spey ith Practical Oe servations on a safe, LOWELL, MASS., tray 1 It is to \u2018these Periodlonls dun rende = CHEAP AND SAFE LIGHT ! _ composiog Jobu Hull\u2019 ap nm Suraaparilla, and during 12 years\u2019: exténsivé -practice, thou- Disease of (he Generative of treatment of the AND SOLD BY must look for the only really intelligible and po TH E Subseribers have just received a large QUEBEC AUXILIARY BIBLE compound, añd ous chink promises vol in chronic diseases, sands have had cause to feel grateful for their the real cause and effect of every detecting JOSEPH BOWLES, and liable history of current events, and as such, in: assortment of NEWELL\u2019S PATENT 4 4 SOCIETY.Voulasiile, Jue 6.165, ©: Fy YANDELL, M.I.For wound a .Complaint, whether arising from solitary habits JOHN MUSSON & Co, add ition to heir well-established literary, scien- Quebec, 3rd SAFETY LAMPS and LAMP FEEDERS, ward a What De.Pyten, phyelel piitmént the Le tail sand sores on horses, the world is excesses, accident, or climate.To which ape Quebec.She sheological churacter, we urge them.air ranted to prevent.all accidents from the use of Dr war Miss COCHRANE'S, No.55 aoville AraHine Hospital, says.of Bo a Bncenpariis , Harmaged to produce anything equal to the added, Commentaries on the Physiology of Mar.Also, by Druggists generally throughout Ca VE A re ee reading publi.FOR SAL Burning Fluid, Patent Oil, Rosin Oil, Camphene St.J ; PSE 4 va, à LovisvILLE, March 20, 1848.PA riage.with precautionary hint - Dada.rar 9 Are now permanently mad: r explosive c : .JOHN STREET, AND aT 1h ined th iption for th tion of For fall directions añd explanat - i : utlonary hints on the evils| \"pa\" for the receipt of BE a cr explosive, compounds sed for the R.MIDDLETON?S BOOK STORE Moun.John Bulls Sarsapaciile.and | believe (ke tom bination to blets accompanying the ee fee pam manating from Empirical practice, and the \u201c 23rd August, 1854.j British Publishers, bre SUEETS from the ELF-A ght.isinvention is applied to : , bo an excellent one, And well calculated to\u2019 produce an JOH angerous remedies advocated by various writer: Ii , ¢ are enabled to TING Common Elnid, Solar aud Camplene Lamps TAIN STREET.alterative impression on the aystem.I bave used it both N A.TARRANT, Sole Agent, on these important disorders \u2019 4 » p'ace ALL OUR REPRINTS in the bands of Lamp Feeders, Fluid Holders, Lanterns, &c.= LARGE supply of BIBLES and TESTA arcs of Sara DRE i D (Blk 1 che best 278 Greenwich St., cor, Warren, Bv SAMUEL LA\u2019MERT, M.D BRITANNIA Subscribers, about as soon as they can be farnish.18 oh nek, We respectfully invite the altention of the .MENTS constantly on hand, comprising | p oe PYLES, M.D.Aug 2st, 185.NEW YORK.37, Bedford Square, London.MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION.ed with the foreign copies.Although this in- | 1 Sorew bole oe 9% oli Ls IMPROVED SOLAR for Par nero Pen Bindings, adapted wBosllent Physioha Îlte Marine Hospital.5 ] SEA Matriculated Member of the University of Edin } \u2014 continue yat ay iodioal parts re hall, 1 Vertical Bd AMP, which gives a steady, brilliant (OF rulpits, Families, Schools, &c., in the fol Se y burg onorary Member of th on ne Periodicals at the same- \u201c game, the menrort to Gas that has ever been pros png lauguagos, viz.> ' X a ERP ie co address io3oun force, ad de me A _ Ho: jtal Medical Society, Licentinte © TABLE\u2014 With participationin profits | vais as heretofore, viz :\u2014 P Apply 4 ; the cost of burning being only one cent ENOL, | ; ANISH, he honor reply to 8 request that I will make in the \u2018 pothecuries Hall, Lon- F X j er aun Quebec, 26th an hour.These Lamps are particularly adapted FRENCH (including De Swepish, copelusion of thin letter, ote.; cor don, &c.\u2019 after FIVE yearly payments.or anyone of the four.Reviews $3 00.paves, for Churches, Hotels, Factories, Stores and Par- Sneys version,) - Grexx, re pe aren edioal Unlverlty 1 Fn 7: The essential object of hi dreatise 1 Aen ET For any two of the four Reviews, 7 00: AMERIC SHC .; p ountry, about j this treatise is to point & co © 6 ro to te si For any three of tl i lors., Gury, + Lain, (vulgat edition) (7° fire gears but owiag to exposure to biter cold waskhor, 1 THE ORIGINAL AND.ONLY GENT out the fearful consequences resulting from cor.[FR =EBBNEORBBE | § For all Tour of the four Reviews, 5 00.For S .+ IAD _.- a ; > ANA 0 N ; + : 2 - ë| ® r Portes Patent Baraing Fluid AG THAN, ee ranging [rob 54.0 S00 [|| moan leaving exheasea hy si nt sion SIR ASTLEY: COOPER'S Bve produbel rare my oo cesse, bi | | Re EN rl 18 150 B° y y .A meu m : à + \u2019 Hall Lanterns, Fluid Chandeliers, de, Ÿ N.B\u2014Annuni Subscribes are entitled to puri| © ut of my cater wid der ring no base lt 1 war Jnducus MILD A PERIENT ANTI.| don 1a Manhood ou roma degrada.1000 10 IO NI IO ID KO LI 1D 10 19 10 th] D For Blackwood and three Reviews, 900 For sale by ) chase ne reduced prices.pébseriptions will bg *nd xecordisigly pufchnsed à bottis of your medicine from BILIOUS PILI 8 stages of Life, then, perhaps, any other class.» ||FHENZSosoumeous|ÉË = For Blackwood and the four Reviews, 10 00 30 Barrel YAN MUSSON & CO.received at either of the Depositories, d 1 must.confess that one bottle | irel ; UD, BILLS, .\u2026 [disease known.to mode : CEE ; .arre aud Sole À, conte ores, ates 5 b | 17th Nov.1305.SEE i Ll eriolon igs Tope preperation of ici ron mie cum op.2 a Lee particularly recommended de nérgats PwSawo5Sse05-0 a 2 above pes eet owed e ; Gin fro ing Anchors, 2 or the Patentees for Quebec.7 T= ip le de ; othe on now fo use, oe ; Re RES > Lo entertaining s î : : i a 0 Clubs orderin Quebec, Sd Jan 1865, | NEW.7 Ee Désigne Tai nie by Disons Disorders Liver Coteplaiit Indigestion dition, and \u2018who ave conscious of horse a COu- E S four or more copies of any one or more.of the - PLUMBING-ESTABLISHMENT, Susslélune to sn\" ln tools practic ow.dviawtie or Dyspepsia, Habitual \u2018Cogtiverichs, Sick ed the health Lanne i008 Of having hazard.| [=m = im mim st oe i me os eto] BI § shove works.Thus : Four copios of Blackwood, Quebec, 31s pris | NO.20, ST.JOHN STREET o| PES SE fly Fours, À.B.ALLEN, N° D.Headache, Giddiness, Hedrémurn, Fla- | every human boing is entitled\" \"8% 10 Which |) à a 0m none coton or 5.od = OT of one Review, will be sent to one address for 7 - Opposite.Mr.\u2018 Sinclai#s Stationery Store.U omtevnaz, July 28kh, tuleney, Loss' of\" Appetite;\"Irrita.SECTION 1\u2014Angtomy aud Phys = \u2014 = |E8 & 39 ; 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