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|. 1867, This !;‘;:rny is now with new and efhicient, to forward of every descripâ€" tion between Montroal, Otawa|and Rideau Canal, wnd intermediate Ports, with and desâ€" ~ patch, and at low rates. * .« Wreight received at. the wha 0“:8 Richehou Company, at Quebec, and forw _: > £ Â¥For freight apply to * $ | D. MURPHY, Ayenrt, | sSPARTAN Passengers will find it to travel by this route, it bei cheapest, u'olln_utbo-ou + 1867, Mave commenced their trips | between Montreal and Hamilton, calling &t all Intermediata Ports, connecting with the (oare, llulsnngdequW‘l the Fare:| ~ * ‘To Famers, On the opening antll further noâ€" ice) the steamer 3. Sx will leave Ayimer every day, for the U pper a, at 8:30 a.m., con« f ncnugw:?: the All:m at hwu‘:'l 12:30, ing at % Bonnochere..Parreii‘s Whart, [Gould‘s W hart, and Vo::rm Fort. Stages will Gould‘s Whart s intely after arrival of Affience tor + ‘onnecting with steamer Jason{Con!d, and atrivin at Pembroke same evening. Exi The Pontiec leaves Pembioke at 8 &. \m. «Luesdays and Fridays for Joachims, calling at all intermediate ports, retui on same d-{-. lewving at 2 p. m., ‘connecti broke with steamer Jason Gould, which 1 daily at 5 a.m., wnd arriving at Portage du Foftat 10 a. m. The steamer AllicnceTeam Portage du Fort »very momning at 9:30 a. m.,) touching at Gould‘s Wharf, Fartell‘s Wharf, Bon , Bristot, Sand Point and Arnprior, and arri -,‘:b head of Railâ€" way at 12:45, and connecting| with Aan Sisson at Pontine.. Rassengers reach Aylmer at 4:30 p. m. The steatnor Calumet lew Village on Monday m‘mnu 10. a.t., flmlh. leaves Havelook same day on arrivgl of passengers from {astSailing Mail Steamer m Victorsa, (Capâ€" tain Bo'ic,z lqaves Ottawa (Sundays exâ€" cep : & D0., @â€" pted) at 6:30 for ille and interm diate h.d::s. connecting with theâ€"C, & Grenville Railway, at Carilion with |Steamer Prince of Wale»,. RPassengers arrive in M eal at 4:40 p.m. . Steamer P#rmcee of Walch, (Captain H. W. sh‘n herd,) leaves Lachine on arrival of the 7 a.m. tr fromi Montrea!, connecting Curilion with °C. & @. Railway, .and. at) with Steamer (ueen Victoria, atriving at a at 6:30 p.m. The comfort and economy of this lineis ungurâ€" P while, the route through one of the m districts in a, and is the for touriste, .;â€" Partics desirous of & u-‘ can obtain Return Tickets from Ottawa to Nirenville, valid for one day, at single fares. Passengers for the C Caledonia Springs will be landed at L‘Orignal. * €*..% C FEVHIE: Both ways, daily, Mondays ex Return tickets to Montreal SHOOURE O cccseccercerccrcorgns X.8.â€" gh and Return Wickets can be ob umu‘sm‘.MI“;M‘r cghapie u 1807, . Market Steamer m-u. Capt. Peter Mcâ€" Gowan,) leaves Montreal, C )nn, Tuesdays and Mc. ¢ Baggage through. > The Steamer Alerondra, (C M. Shepherd,) will uo-'royod in towing between Ottawa p M .x. . sugrnenp. May 14. 4348 MONTREAL & OTTAW A # Wesment sevones 4 s . ..?::'.,:r.:::m:*'T"“ hetaat * FARES : | . f 4 1SAAC BONNER, Ayent, A connection is made daily and Ottawa Railway on the u 1 p.m.; Sand Point at 1:40 ': trip at Sand Point at 11:30 a. '“n. steatner I'J-mt. leates Monda: mtx at 10. a.t., lhnhzl same day on arriv :qenmer Allicaece. The magnificent steamers coppriging this __ 85 Commenâ€"st., Canal B ituy T. _ s Banks 6f thei Ottawa, Passengers for Des Joachi In“u{ MM{ For turther pa are ‘ompany at Ottawa City or % R. Weath . Fatmers or Lambermen wijo wish to raise their own n:“’flh.lbh offers an advantage seldom to be met with. v at the ll”m.o' Pfl!f;iâ€"ii-FM. Om A 22â€"3 the fl:,.:l"u-nld. ZM Montreal Gazete and Toronto Leader will give the above thre> i » a woeekâ€" «nd seni account to this A ready market btai for all farm: produce on the ’lm.‘ Anfiflri‘fi Mll is in the immediate kulphborkandy «/." S T [pof oo ts _ Oo8 1ANADIAN INLAND EAM NAVI® GaATION COMRANY. May 14 Consisting of the following _ ANW SESSOIMN,cccercccss. TEUEHAAEL cssy AEBIANC B «omcs veye. l Eoo encfi NNOW BiRBD.......«..... _ 4ASO.NÂ¥ GOULD,......... PONTFHEâ€".««comrimtcd .\ PRMRHRORE,;............ CTENEE flls wawa City, April 25, 1867 Nith a faee Mouse and # (Gardep; well sneed, and all the raquisite butâ€"Buildings, Barna, tables, &@. 4 $ ps A well of fine spring waler and pamp in the ROYAL MAIl, THROUGH LNE Finest in Lower Canada. nearly all cleared amt wr fonced, and/la ad tted to be the . / C For particulate apply to EW FREIGHT LINE TO QOTTAWA AND THE RIDEAU CANAL. 4448 Ottawa and Prescott Railroad, * _ Om the first Clarerdor, COIII!T:I" Pontiac, U pper Ottawan Route. * _ DIRECTOR W. MCNAatGHTOS,...:..: "P BL FI, OK LX It M GRECIAN, 9 LIMI’!'T. PRESIDEXNTâ€"Hceon McLesxyas FOR W a R DPNGCOMP AN ) E[X C P ASSPORT, . ‘®tNbsTo» HERRICK, BRUBH & CO STE A M TAWA RIVER NAVIGATION coOnPANy * 8t 0n MEDIATE PC )MM T 3»::. Gould‘s Wh e« will feave Gould‘ ral of Alfience tor t Jason{Uonld, and iing. ~ Pembioke at 8 a for Joachims, a, retu on #ar necti bro hich 1 daily a e du FofUat 10 a. m ce Noaw Portage ) a. m.,, touching at f, Bon , Brist MR. KATTARY, MAGNET, ) leave Ottawa overy at the Office of the Imer. . CASSELS, bermen, &c. ) trip at Armprior at F-;'Mntzodguu RE3, ON TiE ig Lease, f. x R M y, with the Brockville NRRSBON, and CHAMPLON .Capt. Bockus. ie .r. Lerron. 2. * . Fisxpuay _ * Wrorsar®p., .. * . Toxtw. . __*, Ovemntand ;) . * DugGa®, .. * Couvgerr®. . â€"* _ Beospix t . 4ntil further noâ€" will leave Aylmer ‘a, at 8:30 a.m., conâ€" sir advantage to the quickest and B. Avore :m.ouuu Montreal class steamers Arnprior at 12:15 Agents 428â€"8 President 410â€"4 1867, 1867, 1861. ling CHANGE of TIME. Ottawa and Prescott: Railway. as follows From Proscott, 7.00 a; m, * At Ottawa, 10.30 a m iz * «_ 240 pam. «o i« * §:20 pam. From Oitawa, 7.00 (a m. At Prescott 9.30 a . m. «0 sw _ 1:30 pum. * «â€"â€" 4+40 pm. b The time of these Trains has beon nun.rd- ' MWUB&&.N and day trains on Grand , east and west. N. B.â€"â€"These Troins rum on Montreat Tume. Baggage to and from Ottawa checked through from and to all stations on Grand Trunk Railway. â€" Returns.tickets to Prowott, Kemptville and Otta« wa at reduced\ rates can be had at the princi pabstaâ€" tions on the line. Maetoan e t or sw Uita @a, May Brockville and Uttawas Railway, All trains on main line euant‘ with Trains to ind from Perth 4100 pe wisy APCLVDG and 10:10 p.mr 6 00 A. M.««TRAINS will leave $ Sandpoint daily at 6100 a.m,4 and 2100 p. m arriving at Brockvillé at 12:30 p. m., and $:30 p. m. _ r& Brockville, April ! Express by Kailway throughout for New f York, Boston, and all Intermediate Foints, connecting at St. Johns with Vermont Centrel Railroad, at Burâ€"» #* lington with the Ruujand and Bus» . ‘lingten Railroad, also witit the Lake. _ Champlain Steamboats for Lake 5 George, Saratoge,New York, ko« & 8.30 A.M. Accommodation Train for lsland Pond q and Intermediate Stations, at............ 645 °A.M. Express for Boston and lijtermediate . Peints, connecting at ®t. Johns with i.:'\'or-nl..t‘t:nu;l Ihilmg:. :t 8.30 A M. Mail Port] stopping ov ght at a Expross by railway‘throughout for New e York, Boston, and all Intermediate .L Points, ouucth.k-: St. Johns with Vermont Central Railroad, at Burâ€" lington with the Butland and Burâ€" + f g:f'o-’ll“r“‘ also at Rouse‘s ht.l‘:lmm.m::r’hms“.:." e George, atoga, New ;ul"ul. &o.’:'l.......nfi..b“ 3.30 P.M. Express Three Rivers, Queboc, #o ienpleg ts m ult Right Eroin Sepgers * ars on all Night Trains, Soe herie Abcrmcation, and time st artiv For hnh:v." r‘-ltiofl. ;ml t'un‘o “:d u;\ul and departure o trains at Termini a Staâ€" tions, see the Grand Trunk Ruilway Book 31";-. Tables. f f C. J. BRYDGES, _ lows Intermediate Stations, Mt.............« 940 A.M Traing for Lachine at 7 A.M., 9.00 A.M., 12.06 Nood, 3.00 PIM., 5.00 P. M., and 6.30 P.t. The 3.00 P.M.]Train runs through to Plattaburgh Grand Truok Railway Company Lray .xpress for Ogdensburgh, Ottawa, ’hmlvmo. Kingston, Bellevilie, Toâ€" ronto, Guelph, L)mlu. Brantford . / @oderich, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicage , ii'n _do â€" do Wfrermfrerecemcreremen jon Traih for Wingston and SUMMER ARRAMNGEMENTS. | TDUE SUBSCRIDER begs to inform his | friends and the public in general, that he has May 26. ol the récommendation of the Honore able the Acting Minister of Finance, and unâ€" der and in virtue of the authority conferred by the 43rd Section of Chapter 18, Consolidated Statutes of Ca_-_.dnâ€"ll'n Excellency in Council has* been pleased to order, and it is hereby <ordered that horses, horned cattle, !bn"-. pigs and other aniâ€" mals, poultry and fancy birds, when imported from the United States of America by Agricultural Soâ€" cicties specially for the i-pni'omeu of rtock, may be admitted into this Protince free of duty. Hi3 EXCELLENCY THE ADMINISTRATOR| ~â€"‘OFr THE GOVERNXMENT IN cov Nee © | UF able the Commissioner of «Public Works, and under and in virtue of the authority given in the 85th section of the 28th cliapter of the Consolidated mul‘um his Excellency in Councit has T asod.to order, aad it is Leroby ordered, that the following rates of toll be imposed, levied and collected ‘- all timber descending the Governâ€" ment Slides on\ Black River, that is to #ayâ€" " he recommendation of the Honor« o the Commissioner of Public Works, and HIS EXCELLENCY THE Anmxlsrnml; OE THE GOTERNMENT IX CoUNCIL _ | For every pareet ons a crib of masts or spare, For every such parcel griby of xan timbor, « Aud itls farther ordored that such tolls be colâ€" mx...u timber whichhas passed through the Black River Slide sinco the apening of the navigaâ€" tiom in the present year. â€" > Certified; P. GORMAN‘S HOTEL M friends and the public in goneral, that he has now re opened his new threeâ€"story Hotal, which has been refurnished, and will be found comfort able and central for travellor«. ALTERATION OF TRAINS, PAI'I'II. in arrears for Lots t the Cemetery in connection with the Wesleyan Methodist Cmq!gfl\rh ?,of l.hf-my of Ottawa, are reapectfull quested to the #rame to M-;,‘J;'. athan Olozd',.zc his nnll:?’Nu. 13, Rideauâ€"st., in said city, he being the only person authorised to n‘dv:‘:‘om.mwtmmdwm the said Cometery, as above connected. . . Oitawa, May 16, 1867 OttawaJ May 20 )I and after TUESDAY, the Tth May, .||8‘1. and qntil further notice u{tu will ruy For evigry saw 1 N axD AFTER MONDAY, MAY 14th, Trains will leave Bonaventure Station as folâ€" 4406 DEPARTURE®. | Uinrenfice Street, Op'pn-‘lh- the Market, GovERNMENT HOUSE, OTPAWA, Moniday, 1th day of May, 186 uo\'lf.‘l!!fl' HOUSE, OTTAWA, : Monday, 13th May, 1867 w@oIxE soUTH AXD EAST OF CANADA. HALLROADS, EBAE 45â€" LEAYVE $ANDPOTNT NOTICE, A« M.««TItAIN® will leave Brockville daily at 6.20 a.m., and AXYE BROCKVILLI gGoLIxd wWEsT JonX Brow x igmrvlu PRESKNT it Sandpoint at 12:30 p Clork Exsentive Council WM. H. LEE, Clork Exeoutive Council + â€" 410â€"6 im mt 11. ABBOTT ne Wheeccceerkctcccn. 40â€"A Ms A.M., 9.00 A.M., uu' L se C203 a sn io AP W MR H. LEE Managing Director. # 138â€"7 lolt DETLOK, â€"â€"Se rlll!';lufl. â€"y ty intity (equal to m t at Smith cording Necretary of timber, equal to lar and fifty cents« 4350â€"20wâ€"2 ARRLV AL 8.00 A.M #.15 P. M Falls ~ : Dry Goods, Or Hardware Property to Sell |\ _ ADVERTISE!! | No Matter what vour Business [T3 “'l\'l\A “ A '|\I M Es 99 Printing Works! 60, Sparks street, Centre Town. mie Sommu ues IT HAS BEEN TRULY SAID THAT ® 4A ADVERTISE! Let the World Know it ADVERTISING This is the Motto of every Real Do you want to Buy? 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Act, 29th and 30th Victoria, Cap. 6, be held | and deemed to be and be included in the exempâ€" | tion from Custome duly created in favor of Rod | Iron, with which the same shou!d properly be clasâ€" a* l"i-hln: by means of Nets, for the purposes of = trade and commerce, exceptunder leases or licenâ€" « wes from the Department of Crown Lands, is proâ€" « hibited in the waters of Upper Canada." > TIII following Fishery Regulation has been approved and adopted by his Excellenâ€" cy the Administrator of the Government in Coun:sil, on the 25th Instant, under the Statute 29 Vic., Cap. 11, (Fuheries Act) s== % sifed, M s Mis Â¥xcellenty in Council on the recommendaâ€" tion o the Monorable the Aw Minister of Finâ€" ance, and under the nulhofltg” erred l‘a{ the 17th Chap, Con. Stat. Can. hasbeen pleased to order 420a 376U VICTORIA R. s * VICTORIA, by the Grace of God, of the United | Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, | Queen, Defender of the Faith. To all to whom these Presents shall come, { Lreeting: ‘VIllnltAl. by a Warrant under Our Royal Sign Manual, countersigned by one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, and bol.;lol;: date at Our Courts at Buckingham Palace, the day of January, 1856, in the nineteenth year of Our Reign, We did constitute and create a new 0N the‘ recommendation of the Monor= able the Commissioner of Public Works, and under. ahd in virtue of the authority.giyen and conâ€" ferred by the 2sth Chap. of the Con, Statutes of Canada, HH}s Excellency in Council has been pleasâ€" ed to Ordgr, and it is hereby ordered that the Bridge réckntly erected over the River Gatineau, in the Township of Hull, by the Department ot Public Works, be and the same is hero[:y transferâ€" red, conveyed and made over to the municipality of the gaid Township of Jiull, and that the followâ€" ing Echedule of the rates of Toll be levied and colâ€" lected on the #aid Bridge, that is to sayâ€" HI® EXCELLENCY THE ApMINISTRAâ€" ‘ . ToR OF THEGOVERNXMEXT */& T INX COUNCIL 4 . _ ‘For each span of h« cents. . cents 376 Cmeviar. (Copy.) I have much pleasure in transmitting to‘ you a Copy of a Warrant, issued underthe Royal Blfi Manual, under which the decoration of the Victor Cross may be conferred on persons serving in the Local Forces, which are or may hereafter be raised in any of Her Majesty‘s Colonies. I have.to instruct you to taze whatever steps may appear to you most likely to give publicity to this W arrant. *A Naval and Military Decoration, to be styled and designated the Victoria Cross, which Decoration We expressed Our desire should be highly griud and eagerly sought after by the Officers and Men of Our Naval and Military Services, and did also make, ordain, and nuhfish the Rules and Ordiâ€" nances therein set forth for the government of the -knno. to be thenceforth inviotably observed and ept: . & And whereas during the, progress of the operaâ€" tione which We hava undertaken against the Inâ€" surgent Nativetribes in our Colony of New Zealand, it has happened thutol-ermu serving in the Local Forces u}‘ Uur said Colony have performed deeds of ;Allntrly. in consideration of which they sare not, according to the strict provisions of Our said recited W arrant, eligible for this high distinetion : Burgoyne, Burbridges and Squire 16 Coumnax 8t., Loxpox. 2209v " ue HEiie c n t t o ts Now know ‘yo, ‘that We of our especial Grace, certain know odr. and mere motion, have thought fit heroby to signify Our Moyal Will and Pleasure that the said Decoration may be conferred on such persons atoreraid, who may be qualified to receive the same in accordance with the Rules and Ordinances made, ordained, and established by Us for the government thoreof, by Our said recited Warrant, and Weâ€"do by theso Presents for Us, Our leirs andâ€"Buceessors ordain and appoint that shall boco-runt for such persons atoresaid to obtain the said Decoration in the manner set forth in the Rules and Ordinances referred to, or in ac cordance with such further Rules ‘and Ordinance as may hereafter be made and promulgated by Us, Our Heirs and Successors, for the‘ government of the said Decoration, provided that it be established in any case that the person was serving with Our Troops, under the &.deu of a General or other Officer, under circumstances which would entitle an Olficer or Soldier of Our Army to be resomâ€" mended for the said Decoration, in accordance with: the Rules and Ordinances prescribed in Our said recited Warrant, and rn-vldod also such person shall be recommended for it by such General or other Officer : & WARRANT for eatending the Vietoria Cross to the Local Forces in New Zealand and in the Qoloâ€" nies, and their Dependencies genera‘ly, Surgical Instruments, Shop Fittings, And We do farther for us, Our Heirs and Succesâ€" sors, ordain and crpolnt that the said Decoration may alzo be conferred, in accordance with the Ru{u and Ordinancer preseribed in Our said recited Warrazt, and mb{oet to the provisions ajoresaid, on such persons who may be qualifed to receive the same in accordance with the said Rules and Ordinances, as may hereafter be employed in the Local Forces raised, or which may be raised in Our lolonies and their Dependencies, who may be callâ€" 11 upon to serve in oo-«rnuon with Qur Trpops m nlliuryLop'ntloukuu ich it may be necessary to undertake for the nrpnulo'. of Rebellion against Our Authority, or forrepelling invasion by a foreign enemy. * ; (iven at Our Court, at Osborne Iouse, Isle of Wight, this first day of January, 1867, in the thirticth year of Our Reign. By Her Majesty‘s Command, ne % . (Signed) J. PEEL. _ Thirty thousand prices of the abovo forwarded ree of all charge, -P:nlly. by Perfume*y,. _ Drugs, Paints, Glagsware, Medicine Chests, or © _ (Signed e Olcer(mf:im)flcr- ing the Government of Canada. DRUGs®, | h h GovYERNMENT HOUS} aceutical Proparafions PhAl'.;:n‘!’tpHc Slldr_!”, * Certific aninellseiong 1 %, ~E 40 PROVINCE o# CANADA heeq ree I have the honor to be, 1 Sir, _ , Your most obedient, * _ ! _« Mutmble Servan, gned) . | CARNARVON. Commi®sioner of Crown Land DowSaxs Stazet, 9th Feb,, 1807. ind Clerk Executive Council w, or ox, two cents, z or ca‘f, one cent. (W, H. LEE, Cletk Exeentive Council rees and double wagon, six att or single wagon, three dÂ¥x. HOLEE, A. CAMPBELL Patent Medicines (Drysalteries, ;Dl;’y. Goods, ( _ _Colors, & é&o. ! (’\ he rf'm_)mmwdaulion of lhg Honora . act ng Minister of Finance, Mis Excell l Council has been pleased to order, and it is }urdered that h"rrup Metal of all kinds, thou |‘special‘y mentiened in the List of Goods aut by the Act 29 20 Vic, Cap. 6, to be import Canada free of Customs duty, shall be and th ‘is hereby authurized to be imported into thi vince of taken out of warehouse for consu | therein, free of Customs duties under the pr ‘,o( the 5th section of the 17th chapterâ€"of the lidated Statutes of Canada. ~|‘ y HIS EXCELLENCY THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE GOVERNMENT INX COUNCIL ; Wuxuz.«s it has been represented to H}s EXâ€" cellency the Administrator of the Gdvernâ€" ment in Council through the Hon. the Commigsionâ€" or of Crown Lands, that Gold has been discovered, and is found to exist in various parts of the Townâ€" ships hereinafter named, and whereas it is expediâ€" ent that the tract embraced in the said sgveral Townships should be brought under the operntion, and be madé subject to the provisions of * The (GGold Mining Act." r B His Exccliengy in Council on the recommendation of t be Hon: the Commissioner of Crown Landg, and ufuer and â€" in virtue of the authority given ‘and| conferred by the 2n4 section of the Act 27 and 28 | Vic. Cap. 9, has been therefore pleased to prder, ‘ AXp it is nEKEEY OrnERED, that the tract of Counâ€". try comprised within and constituting the Towriships “ of Barrie, Clarendon, Palmerston, Miller and North . and Squth Canonto, in the County of Frontengic, the TownsBips in the County of Renfrew,‘ sithated north of the Townships of Miller and Canontp, the: Townghips in the County of Addington, situatgnorth of the, Townships of Sheffield and Barrie, the Townâ€" . ships in the County o Mastings, situate north jof the . Townships of Sidney, Thurlow and Tyendipaga, the Township of Belmont, and the Townships in the County of Peterborough, situate north ¢f the ‘Lownship of Belmont, be and the same is bereby declared to be a Gold Mining Divisicn for all the: purposes of the said Act, under the name of [« TA ‘ «* (Quints tiold Mining Division." â€" ‘ HIS EXCELLENCY THE ADMINISTR â€"«0F THE GOVERNMENT IN COUNC ('.\' he recommendation of the Honoral nct n# Minister of Finance, Mis Excelle + uurERrNMENT HOUSE & Orrawa, 20th February, 1 â€"Presext: R "% MIS EXCELLENCY THE ADPMINI® ToR OF THE GOVERNMEXT â€" IN COUXCIL, 0!\' the recommendation of the H F able the Acting Minister of Finance & der and in virtue of the authority given a ferred by the Act 29, 3D Vic., Cap. 7, His lency in Council has been ,leueqrto order, is hereby ordered that subject to the provi the said Aet, to the conditions, regulations trictions established and _igpn_nfiy the O such further regulations as may hereafter b by competent authority, Licenses may be ;4 to manufacture in Bond, the undermention Council of the 24th day of September, 1866, ticles, tha is to say : . Aceti Acid, Acetic Ether, Butyric Chlorie Nitrous ;« SII{;hmie * . _ Chloroform « _ Collodian« Moffman‘s Anodyne, â€" Talapin, Podophyllin, HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNORâ€" RAL IN COUNCIL WIIBRIAI LT HAS BIEIP sented to the Governor General;in that much inconvenience has been, and is enced by certain of the inhabitants of this residing in the vicinity of the Canadian line, by reason of their being deprived of th lege heretofore enjoyed by them of â€"havi grain proJuce ground at Mills situate on the can side of the Frontier, and reâ€"importing into Canada free of Customs duty; in case the closer proximity of such Mills to the res of such_ inhabitants, or their greater c made it expedient to reort to them :â€" _ Whereupon, and on the recommendation of the Honorable the Acting Minister of Finance and unâ€" der the provisions of the seventcenth chapter of the Consolidated Statutes of Canads, His Excellency in Council has been pleased to order, and it is hereby ordered that uny flour or meal, or other produce of any wheator grain grown in and taken out ot this Province into the United States to be ground, r.nd brought back into this Province within one week after such wheat or grain has been so taken out to be grdund, shall be, and the samo is"hereby exâ€" empted trom the payment of Customs duties ; proâ€" vided always that such grain be first duly reported outwards at the nearest Custom House before exâ€" portation for the special purpose herein referred to, and that the iJentity of the flour or meal, the proâ€" duce thereo!, be aworn to on‘ its importation into this Province. 3761 WIIII\EAO. THOMAS BOURKE, OF Smith‘s Falls, in the County of Lanark, was by a license under my hand, bearingdate the 11th of September, A.D. lm,lfilpo'eud to met as a Brewer in the said Village of Smith‘s Falls : And whereas the said Thomas Bourke was, on the 16th day of Februdry last past, convicted of having illicitly distilled spirits against the form of the statute in such case made and provided, and a penalty of $400 was imposed upon him therefor which poif)ty the saig Thomas Boarke bas failed 0 pay ; + to the said Thomas Bourke has, in consequence 0 such dgfault, become and the same is hereby de clared to be forfeited and void. â€" & ROBERT DOUGLAS, â€" Nojjce is creby given that under the provisions of the Statute of 27 and 28 Vic., Cap. 3, Section 11 the said liconse to act as a Brewer, granted by e to the said Thomas Bourke has, in consequence of County of Lanark, Dated at Porth this 15th March, A.D. 1867. > 08 ITâ€"44 PA ote Ans W Waatas .97 tai n mamotie o ts At a Council held in the City of Montreal t Lap Tandrin, s‘;nrin Ammonia Aromatic, (,omg::lml Spirits of Lavender, do of Juni'per. Medicinal Tinctures of all kinds, _ Cordials, y Bitters, : Syrups, h & Compeunding of Brandies, (in (commonly called old Tom) other ( GoOVERNMENT HOUSE, QflAWA. Tbu-adny, 21st day of March PRESEAT Resinoids, Chemicals, w Pharmaceutical Preparations, Auline Dyes, Hair Oils Hair Wnémn, Powders: Propricta repa !:gl'ent_!urxiginr: Beotch and Irish Whiskeys®, Proprietary preparations, 312f GuvERNMENT HOUSE, OTTAWAj _ Thureday, 21st day of Nnr‘oh,; turdaiy, the 8th day of December, 186 NOTICE. Collector Inland Revenue, PRESENT Wy. H. LEE, 1 Clerk Executive €ou W, A. NIMSWORTH, Asst. C PRESENT W. A. HHMSWORTH, R Aut.'d W, A. HIMSWORTH Asst. C. £. C all ‘the ‘attention of the sortment *DUVERNAY BRO8. reby h. not rized into same Proâ€" pfion siops nore d unâ€" conâ€" ixcelâ€" and it der in and to made ranted xperiâ€" vince tier priviâ€" their meriâ€" same where dences p‘city ncil on 84. 04 1867. TRAâ€" TOR 1867 ¢ the 'nn. ‘ouncil TOR ENE n#9 Side, Back and Head, Goughs, Colds; Sore Throat, Sprains, Bruises, Cramps in the Stomach, Choléra Morbus, Dysentery, Bowel (‘mnphints. Burns, Scalds, â€"Frost Bites, &o., &c. * TllE CANADIAN PAIN DESTROY ER JA« now been before the public for s length ot time, and whenever used is well liked, never tailing in a single instance to give permanent relief when timely used, and we Have never known a single case of dissatisfaction where the diréctions are proâ€" perly followed ; but on the contrary, all are d#lightâ€" ed with its operations, and speak in the highes terms of its virtues and magical effects. j We speak from experience in this matter, having tested it thoroughly, and therefore those who ‘are suffering from any of the complaints for which it is recommended may depend upon its being a Soveâ€" reign Remedy. € ' ‘The astonishing eflicacy of the Canadian Pain Destroyer, in curing diseases.for which it 1s reâ€" commended, and its wonder{ul success in subduing thetorturing pains of Rhenmatism, and in relieving Tvous Aflections, entitle it to u‘:igh rank in the list of Remedics for these complaints, Orders are coming in from Medicing Dealers in all parts of the country fof further supplies, and each testifying a« to the unigersal satisfaction it gives. The Canadian Pain Destroyernever fails to give immediate relief. All Medicine Dealers keep i Physicians order and use it ; and no family will without it after once trying it. Price twentyâ€"five cents per bottle. Nl)l&Tlllr(:P & LYMAN. Eo _ y Ge Massey 11. F tawa. Among the most important of modern Medical Dis coveries stands the ’l‘IIB ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTAR» ‘lished in 1837, and first article of ‘the kind ever introduced under the name of * Pulmonic Wafers," in this or any other country; all other "almoni¢c Wafers are counterfeits. ‘The genuine can be known by the name BRY AN being stamped on each WAFEI, * . â€" Bryan‘s Pulmonie: Wafers n CANADIAN PAIR OESTROYER! PULMONIC WAFERS T . _ Bryan‘a Pulmonie: Wafers * Relieve Coughs, Colds, Fore Throat, Hoarsen _ Rryan‘s Pulmonic Wafcre Relieve Asthma; Bronchitis, Dificult Breathingâ€" Bryon‘s Pulmonte Wafers Relieve Spitting of Blood, Pains in the Ches . Bryon‘s Pulmonic Wafers Reli¢re Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases "Ir)/«m't Pulmanics Wafers Relieve Irritation of L'mh"“d «Tonsils. . Bryoe. Pulmonic Wajers 2 Relieve the above complaints in ten minutes. Bryon‘s Pulmonic Wafers . * Are a blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions ; Bryan‘s Pulmonic ll'rr’]'(rc Are ‘adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers Bryan‘s Pul mor®ee Way T % Are in simp‘e form and pleasant to the taste. Bryan‘s Pulmonic Wofers . Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures. R Bryan‘s Pulmonie Wafers Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one No family should be without a box ot _ Brydn‘s Pulmonie Wajers _ ° _i _ Neweastle, C.W. Sold by Georz# Mortimer, John Roberts, W. M. Massey, . F. MeCarthy, ‘and Joseph Skinner, in Ottawa. C r4 As to the kind of Proof Required by the Provincial Necretary to énable him ‘_to Report in fator of applications for Charters of Incorporation under Act 27th and 28th . Victoria, Chapter 23. C AR+ t 'l‘llfl NOTICE IN THE « GAZE'I"'I‘I'F »required by section 2, may be taken to have been given, if, on examination by an officer of the Department, the fact appears, and if all the Chrisâ€" tian names of the applicants with their residences, legal additions, or cccupations, are stated in _ therein. j R JOI The petition otight to correspond in every respect with the notice, and should be signed by guch of the applicants (to the number of five at least) perâ€" sonally, or if any case by Attorney, the Letter of Attorney authorizing signature, being duly authenâ€" ticated, ought to accompamy the petition. / li,i.:!,l,.'oundfl,o{ucllon 1 of the Act, will be included in the Charter. | Such lands must be »»>â€" ticularly described in the Nutice and"Patitson by to and concession, or by metes and bounds, (it a porâ€" tion of lot or lots) and may comprise any number oflots, or portions of lots in any county or counties ; where head offices are desired in any city, town or village, within or without this Provirice, such place or places must also be specified in the Notice and Petition. & Whore the real estate extends beyond the limits of one township, a farther fee of ten doflars will * charged for evory additional township named . the Charter. * » 12 The prsons not less than fe«, who petition, must be the same persons who give the notice. The proof asto subscription of stock may be by production of the stock book, with the signatures of the subscribers, &e., veriGed by afédavit of some one who saw the subscription ; or in the nbupf’«"f the stockâ€"book, by the afidavit leas two or the subscribers, stating the fact th }«-i subscrip« tion has been made. > f the subscribers, stating the fact tha tion hxs been made. s The fact of the subscription. to the ‘extent of at least one haly the propou:? capital having been duly made, by persons of good repute as to)means of payment, must be shown by the sflidavit/of some erediple person eognizant of the fact. TheProvinâ€" cial Secretary cannot report that the sSubscription of stock has been made in " good faith" unles® this be done. â€" * The proof as to corpout}:n»‘« boeing not that of any other company, ought fo be itated at best of knowledge and belief, by ene ;{e ;pplielnu being a resident of this Province, or[b} an Attorney or agent being such resident. ‘Lhe statement should be verified by afidavit duly sworn. â€" ‘The proof that one or tnore of the applicants is a British subject and a resident within the Province, should be by declaration of the "subject" himself, verified by afidavit. s t The fact that the ten per cent. has been paid to the credit of trustees for the Company, in a ‘Charâ€" tered Bank of the Province, ought to be proved by the certificate of the cashier or cther principal ofhiâ€" cer of the Bank@& . ". > Rftacge + When the paid I§|b‘ caplital consists of >eal l“lll_(. (in whole or in part) the fact of the real estate standing in the names of trustees ought to be shown either by the production of the titie deeds duly proven, or by the certificate of tno Registrar of the County where the lands lie, embodying so much o the instrumentts registered as will show the dates, the parties, the parcels;â€"und the trust«. The lands, oaly, astually acquired at the date of he publication of the astice by intending GCompanies for any of the purposes mentioned in subsections The va/ue of the réal estate to the amount requirâ€" ed by the Act, should be proved by the evidence of at least two persons, who have examined the proâ€" perty. luthe case of mining land, the report after examination of a Mining Engineer, or Expert, of Geologist of good repute, woulds ssem to be requisite. 4 Ottawa, Feb. Ottawa Feb.5, 1867 LIE} in the house. _ Ne traveller should be without a supply ot Uryan‘s Pulmonic Wafers in his pocket.. 4 * No person will ever object to give for Brumn‘s ‘Pad&:»dir »Wafers Twontyâ€"fve Cents. I MOSES, Sole Proprietor, New York. NORTHROP & LYMAX, _ ‘ i | _." Neweastle, C. W., ns ‘, GeneraAgents for C. W y Geo.‘ Mortim@r, John Roberts, W SUGGESTION® McCarthy, and J. Skinner, in BRA wl inrg * 11A Wat, MeDOUGALL, Provincial Secretary thE 10. A NX 44 MINXUTI 50y d w 350dw6in | l)l'nur attention is hereby divected to l the following enactusents of By Aaw No. 154 : | ~ * That no Lfimn or POru-ut within the City 6f I Uu_awn cha}l tp any victuailing house, nr.nmn,'.‘ The attention of the Chiet Force is directed to the enf Byâ€"law. * : City Hall, jOt Aprit: paid to any person 0; pe oféender or oifenders,wh tion as will ‘ead to tie the person.or persons w the Luuse of, .\lr. James in this city, on the 19th d or house where Fruit, Ogsters, â€"Clams or \ sctwals are sold to â€"be eaten thetein, or .any lonse whore Ginger Beer, Root Beer, Lemon Syrap, Soda W ater, or_ other . m-mfiuurml" â€"beversge fother than spirituous or fermented liquors) or oflrr reftesh> ments are sold to be drumk or eaten th6rein, or to koe‘: any other place within this city Yor the reâ€" freshment or eutenainmeru ofthe pub“é unless he, she or they shall have first ohtaineit a ; therefor." } , | The sum payable for ¢ach of the above liee is $20, wpon payiment of which amgunt to the City Chan Clerk City Hall, Ottawa, May 15, 18 Ottawa Desember 2 To be geen at the Stable "CZ the Hon, the Comtnissioner of Peblic Works, md under and in virtagi? the eightyâ€"fifch section of the twentyâ€"eighth chapter Consolidated Statubes of Canada, His Excelicney in Council has been pleased to order, and it 1s horeby ordered that the following tolls be imposed, levied and collected og saw logs |and timber passing down the shdes‘st Fanney‘s Falls, Middlé Falls and Bealy‘s Falls, on the works of the River Tront, that is to say : one cent per sw log of thirtcen feet in‘length, and a proportionate sum on pictes of greater length, passing down each of the above montioned slides respectively. ‘ And that the above toll ot one con per saw l¢g be collected and paid for each such slide on pll such saw logs, and of wne dollar per crib on ail such cribs of square timber ‘as hate passed d{u the River Frent from the beginning the t seaion of navigation; * ! \ + 0 NÂ¥, A.MIMSWORTH | PREBENT : h WIS EXCELLENCY THER GOYVERNORâ€"GENXYâ€" i RAL IN COTNCIL * 0!« TuUE RECOMME*X»atiOn or the Hon. the Comtnissioner of Poblic Works: $1500 REWARD. It cleanses the breathing apparatur, by remoyâ€" ing from the air.cells the ‘cougulable lymph, br that sectetion which in heaves clogs them, causing a difficu‘ty in breathing, arnd byofll actionâ€"on the discased part, ‘causing the mfcous membrane to resume its natural dimensions, thus equalizing the cireviation of the blood, and restoring the distended mldcto{",:niir-mnloi-; by its use the :‘m;: i mproved, all derangements m organs oorn;ud. softening the skin, and giving to the cont a gleck and shining appearance. Tas Orrawa Tix®s.â€"Printed . and Publishâ€"@ every‘. mourning, (Sundays excepted) : by Grore: Corrox, Proprictor, at the Times Stéam Printing Works, Xo; 6¢, Sparks Â¥ Â¥ â€" Sparks Street, sole: Agent for sute of above Watcher, and carntion the public against being amâ€"~ posed upon by Watches marked «‘Makers to the Queon," but which are not tnapufactured by us. . THCMAS RUSSELL & sON, t â€" . London and Liverpool. May 31, 1866. 139y / AND CONDITION MEDICIN® lfi POSITIVELY SCPERIOR To axy all other preparations for the cure of Herv»s, L'w?_,‘L. Thick and Broken Wind, andâ€"all disenses which affect the. Wind of Horse« ; also, as a Cond:â€" tion Medicine, surpassing onqiiin(of the kind ; is easy to give, sure to cure, and #afe in nll cases and at all timzes, and does not prevent the horse from being worked while using it. i+ NORTHROP & LYMAX, . $ Newcaste,°C.W., f Proprictors for thÂ¥ Canadas, raick TwEXTYâ€"FvE CExre. Sold by Geo. Mortimer, John Roberts, W. 3 g‘:ny. Henry Â¥. MoCarthy, and J. §kinner, in wa. SE E. 'l‘lllc undersigned T. &. Consular A € forthe City of Ottawa, and the depen: ies thereef, deems it per to give public notice to those who may req'o:'i:" his oficial services, that bhis ofice in R. Eaton & Co.‘s Store, Rideauâ€"street, will ‘I_n o'uat“ all tiw“dul:ux business houre. All nvoices of property of whatever kind exported or intended to. be exporied into the Unitea: btates, must be mauthenticated by me at this Consular Agency, im" to facilitate its transit at the proâ€" per ports 0 ry. M®P y § _ D. W, HURD, Successor to Hozp & Co., Maken Lmne, New York, Sole Proprictor for the UnMed U. S. CCONSULAR ACEKCY Notice to the Business Men of Ottawa April 12 ‘VR have appointed Mr. J. LESIIE, Eparks Street, sole: Agent for sale of above #@14. . PARLKY!‘D * :>:~4 Arabian Heave Remody Ehe4 124 Ottawa, Feb. a, 1867. i4 m anscslfiit i scA hi bndbcatss MLc6 2 3. 7 Bs is s Street, in the City of Ottawa County Cerletan, O.W, f â€" By erder of the Byâ€"Jnw Committee. w9 ( 1 ~W. P.A.ETT N IMPORTED SET, SINGLE, DOA BLE and Tandem * Silver Mounted Harnesses. > urday, th sum payable 1 «pon payment eriain the licer HARNESS FOR SAuK®. MBy order and its Dependezcie AT OTHTAW SORECE.. r @ackh ol the above lee bf which arunt to the City ses wiil beissued by the City P. H, MAH Ait, * U 8. Comminr Agw y3 4074 . | WILLLAM P. AAg T #yxat.% M. CAMERON, > | Besserer Streer*" mat | f Dolice and the P reement of the at 1 HIMSWORTH, AsstC, I a W City CR me ds Wi