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Select Educational Classes. Mrs. and Misses Cossar, (Having lately arrveed jrom England ) B.. to acquaint the Ladies of Montreal and the surrounding country, that they will receive at their house, No. 1, Oxtord Terrace, 45 McGill College Avenue, a limited number of Y oung Ladies as Boarders, who may be desirons of finishâ€" h.“c‘ndu.u 'Io.zo. a residence in the country , have been unable to enjoy the advantages of the city seminaries Mrs. Cossar is prepared to instruct these young ladies in alt the branches of a thoruugh English Education, alo French, Vo::.l and lum:lnul Music, General Depurtment, alisthenics, a arâ€" ticularly to sing an English Hallad. Â¥ Mrs. Cossar has been induced to open these d.-&-fllzh‘ informed that there are many young whom attendance at & .'ejbool‘.ln boca cce liontBhed csw h contircie earpall \eeiiiaitr m-.-..........' but who would make more favorable progress when surrounded by comâ€" of their own age ard acquirements, and 1 sn m usbes bome, mei yet tith that sorâ€" * + at corâ€" rect restraint so steadily -rrln{:l in England. Mrs. and Miss Cossar also give private lessons h-'uai on the :nâ€"f»m and beg to reâ€" turm:â€" sincere thanks tor the kind encourageâ€" ment they have already .v:ulnd. * Terms on application * % l’” CossaAR, NOL 1, Oxford M 45 McGill Collego Avenue. References kindly permitted to:â€"Rev. Dr. Wil» kes, Rov Dr.AJ.tL-._ '.'"‘,l“:‘_'".,""'- J‘?h Lovel!, S1q., Ly non, Beq. Montreal, June 28, 1867 Burbridgey and Squi Burgorner Burbridgoy. sud Susir® HOLGATE, OLIVER & ANNABLE, 'l\o PARTIES ABOUT TO BUILD=« East Bnd Dalyâ€"st., Ottawa. April 1. & W&, (ORRBETITTCY kess t Medicine Chosts, Oilmen‘s Store#, ‘Sundries." Sundries." Sundries. Thirty housand prices ot the above forwarded «se of all charge, monthly, by And for the apeedy cure of the following complaintss serofuin and 8c ous Affections,sueh as Tumors U’:O‘v.:. nores, In'il.olo. mpln. Pustules, Blotches, #p as, and all Siin Discases» ~ * OaKLAND, |u.“u June, 1080, tavelsige wlkt Jt T rmptriis hok Oure ht m now w no N# Mavigg Ml’*mml have suffered trom it in various ways for years, Somptimes it burstâ€" out in vh-.hh-‘-lmxnflhnh Pn hos it wale wut Sn my hend bnd eovered my seetp on m cove .u:uuâ€"u’.nu’t:mu-u&’m B:“"LS‘.."""""""""‘"""'?...'.: the grow worse, At length 1 was re, to read in the Gorpel Memenger that you had propared thox Thnt any Thing yor ols mmat be oo t mt in won that any you must be 1 sont to T1 is Pae Riridecin smatl ooms of a crarpooniut aiver‘s â€"d‘.fi.’-‘.’fii‘_&-m New and healthy skin . soom begam to wndor the seab, which after a Eolinghat w Jumrene ber qo ho y rrm) No ou can well betiove thes 1 foul w “.fl'h“‘ mul::yâ€"ul;mdl'io d.&o‘ # Aumnuu.n. Anthomy‘s Rore ow alpelas %flm ..'a m fi.h'om lo-:!d l'..a: . Mingworm, Howe 0# bnri- Pr, Robort M. Preble writes from Sulem, N. Y., 12th Huhn.'h:kb-c:rdu&m';': -lnrMhM.::.L-vv w;fla by large doses of the eamey says ho onree the common Bruptions by it constan‘ty. Bronchocele, Goltre or Awellod Nook. Lebulom Sloan of Prospect, Toxas, writes 1 "Three bot» Nes of your sarmaparilia eured me from a Coi/re=a hid« sous swelling on the neck, which 1 had sulered from vrer two yoart" lzu.nh.. or Whites, Ovartan TuAor, uo:-‘vmu-. it-.l;"’m.u.' Dr, 3. Channing, of New York , werltu® 4 ! mo«t cheerfully with the reqnest of your agont in saying 1 have -':3",-- Sareaparilia a most excellont aiterative in the numerous nts for which wo ozynil.n-&y.ht-fmh Pemals Diseases « W have cured many inveter= sto cases of by it, and some whore the counâ€" paint was caused by wiceration of the wterus, The ulcer= wion itself was soon »ured, Nothing within my knowlâ€" 1.-‘“ It for these female drmT-cnu" 8. Marrow, of Newbury, Als., writes, " A danâ€" -r-ln-nuflhhâ€"loh-'y-ny. Ehn nett Sermieiay haron d roor e Gel per: Our thought noth tirpaâ€" in voukt agted reliet but be mtrincd the iint of your idns wireriertet‘ Attmccly vigee wous ,.mdmtâ€"-:k-dn‘ ® Sy philts and Mercurial Discase. New Onuzars, 25th August, 1830, D. J. C. Aven : Sir, 1 cheerfully comply with the reâ€" AYER’§ Sarsaparilla of your sgent, and revort to you some of the effects 1 have cured t, in my practice, most of the cumâ€" wints for which it is recommended, and have fund its truly wonderfal in the euse of Venereal and Merâ€" Diseam. One of my patients had Syphilitic ulcors b‘?-fid consuming his palsts and the top mouth. Sarsaparilia, "“"‘3 takem, ured him in five Another was attacked by secâ€" adary symptoms iy mose, and the ulceration bad aten away c‘.fls.-nhnll-finm wdl-u brain and kill him. But it to my of your Sursaparilia; the w is well again, not of course without to his face. A woman who had been for the same disorder 5Â¥:lrlry was suffering -I&rhum y had becoime so senâ€" stive to mnuu-umm--m.cw mhb:u‘ She, too, was by your in w few weeks. I r".-.m'lfil'mlfln me, that is Preparation from your s y must be a great M;Tw.th- truly remarkable results «ith it bave not surprised me, _,; Sold by Georg». Mortins Massoy, M WxTFurtay an .._: _ Fraternal} Vvy'y'c-'.hâ€" , _ â€"@. V. LARIMER, M. D. theumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint. ___ IwparsxpeNces, Preston Co., Va.. ¢th July, 189. MHRD WO MIMEM VnE I SHm maP Oeitet C COTTT CE CCC Backed. 1 think it a wonderful medicine. . J. FREAM. «Jules Y. Getebell, of 8t. Loulx, writes: "I have been PNeted 'fi-'i-"ii;i% '."-'-iiu‘-l of mMi..m. which stroyed my health. I tried t # lduv‘in-’ -;Mlu'x"ml:sn;tndo‘”znmmn} some years from no other cause than derangement 0/ Liver. lyl-bntnuor‘un"l.u. )lr.tnpy.uvllud C anpt made worth h':“'fl'fmfl:' was â€" m-nfl -.ndbu"-’o ;-ril.‘-yblnod to make a new man of me. lh..l“ymgnph. The that can be said of you is not good enough." m'mmm“‘ ‘ tlowc.uu.a‘ tion of the % A of cases have beon to us where hn nc nc ht mm hon M-uflthn-dy,htmmhn-mmm hem. Some of them may be in our American \imamac, which the mgents below named are pleased to -nhl”ullv’onlhh-. # Heart se, Fits, Epile * "Ta% Mainnenoly, cucaigte." **~ p Vrrâ€"m'â€"'?‘ai stuck to me in spite of all the lflumllh?.‘mwuh One, cured me in two weeks, restored uwnl alth so much that I am fur better than before 1 was FOR THE RAPID CURE oP joughs, Colds, Influen:a, Hoarseness, .. Croup, -.-.w.- plent c.o- D-’“.&I“ o _ Relief tm m"u..‘:-“ of the Discase. ‘This is a remedy so universally known to surpass A-hh-.donuu‘{u’ e-‘-pld-n. |hu“l’| is useless here to publish the evidence of its virtues, Its «nrivalled excellence for coughs and colds, and its truly ronderful cures of r-â€"n disease, have. made it inown throughout civilized nations of the carth,â€" #ew are the communities, or even families, among thim Dr. J.C. Arem: Sir, I have been affiicted with a painâ€" } cbronic Ahewmatism for a long time, which baffled the who have pot some personal experience of its effectsâ€" wme living trophy in their midst of its victory over the n‘b-m disorder» of the throat and lungs. nlg.ihtâ€"fl fatality of these a-od::anl is they , too, the effects of this remedy, we not .-nhtomlh-- that it bas now all the virâ€" es it did have when makiug the cures which bave won so strongly upon the confldence of mankind. Many loe-oullrnmhvohnu -hty’m.uwo this mesicine. . 1t stimuâ€" tes the vital functions into viroou actign, and thus rm which would be supposed beyond its “.mmhfluquudbt» «ssities of the people, and we are confident that this trill Ayer‘s Cherry Pectoral, Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER & CO.. Lowoll. Mass. FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. awa, Aug. 8, 1867. DRUGS, k&co. Â¥ebruary 26th, 1967 for them all that.medicine can do. ’;;I:I;A;;â€"l.â€"-;fi“m of Bed= c".‘..u-. &c., Chaudiere ttlu‘. Otâ€" 7 $" %x'\.}.t:l HOLGATE, vua.n'fi TX NaBLE. Pharmaceutical rations, Photographic m-‘...:_. a Theodore Lyman, HKsq., Henry Verâ€" PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, ESTIMATES, &¢. AUVGUSTUS LAYVER, ns:, Joha Roberts, W . M | 114 J, Skingar in Ottaw o <| Sx4d3v#y Patent Medicines Drysalterios, Dye Goods, _ VCM' Arcutrzor 307 475 Brockville and Uttawa Railway, and 9:25 p.m 7 30 A. M.«â€"TRAIN® will leave $ Brockville daily at 7.30 a.m., and 3145 p. m«, arriving at Sandpoint at 1:10 p m., P $2n600! 0 oo ohiie at 1200 5. m., 2100 p. m., arriving at Broc! ville at 12:00 p. m., and 8:15 p. m. s The 7:30 a.w, Train from Brockville connects at Sandpoint with U. F. Coy‘s Stoamers for Pot:.so du Fort, Pembroke, &0., and the Train from Sandâ€" m:ul:«. p.m., leaves aiter Steamers are due Ottawa and Pom»roke. All trains on main line connect at Smith‘s Falle 5:155 with Trains to and from Porth Brockville, June 2 CHAN G_Z!B_of TIME. Ottawa and Prescott Railway, as follows DEPARTURE AMRIVAL _ \ From Prescott, 7.00 a. m. At Ottawa, 10.30 a.m. # «_ 2:45 p.m. w _ < =â€" $:20 p.m. From Ottaws, 7:00 a m. At Proscott 9.35 &z # «> 1:30 p.m. * «_ 4:45 pn. ‘l'lo,dloolthm'hsluhubonnun:&du to ensure connection with night and day tr on Grand Trunk, east and west. N. B.â€"These trams run on Montreal Time. Baggage to and from Ottawa cheoked through from and to all stations on Grand Trunk Railway. mmmumukn&vflblflflb wa at reduced rates can be had at the principalstaâ€" tions on the line. * T. 8. DETLOR, Uxita wa, May 7. Grand Trunk Railway Company sUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. ronto, Oual London, BTRHWDTF Goderich, Buffalo, Detrolt, Chicagt , and all poInt WOSt, Mb.. ismm seneernem 8,00 A.M. Night â€" do _ do Whuertirersecimecmcce Sntih PaMlx ‘Accommodation Train for Kingston and Intermediat® StaLiONR, Mt......»»»««««« 940 AM. Trains for Lachine at 7 A.M., 9.00 A.u.hu.u Nood, 3.00 P.M., 5.00 P. M., and 6,30 P.M. ‘The 3.00 P.M., Train runs through to Plattsburgh. GoIxG soUTn AND EAST. ; Railway th: tor N § . P Piry: Boaton, 2nd sil Intermediate Points, connecting at & Johns with ‘ Vermont Contrrl at Bur« wwu and Burâ€" also with the Lake Georgh, Saraiogs, N YW“ nriber $.30 AM. ow 0. 0. Accommodation Train for lsland Pond and Intermediate Stations, at........... 640 A.M ""y‘.‘.'.&'...m"""' Pat Aie Johie with lnll.f:tvhnlul.m"tl-:. o u.& eC lt ) over w . ' Ix hhn“’ "um..........fw, £.00 P.M. w mwuu ow ';“:'. .--;' ting at 6t Johne with ne w ‘ermont Central Railroad, at Burâ€" lington with the ln:ll:d“ud Bu.' F:mufldlm.rn (ar Lake George, Saratoga, New ( mipfonr t Hhres Rivarm: Guskee, * 11 0 !fim ‘du Loup and Portland, at...10.10 P.M. Pnfi en vamera en ‘ s d.'-mn d.flmu‘;.‘.il:.% W fi‘t erm luo-,h“rmmm Railway 3‘!‘\-. 0. J. BRYDGES, puy .xpreas for Otddllbm(ml'l- Brockville, K lle, Toâ€" sUMMER ABRBRANGEMENT May 26 t as we are prepared to prove from the evidence of those who havetried it. All they ask is a trial. It is simple in construction, easily adjusted, and answers for an IRONING TABLE. It never need be taken out of the Kitchen,as it Anawers for a piece of Furniture. The following testim onia will show what the Ladies at the Nunnery think of it. Parties desirous of giving us a fair trial will please to send us notice by post, or otherwise, naming time and place, will be attended to. This is to euuf{y that Messrs. !loan-. Oliver & Antmble‘s Washing & Ironing Table have been used by the Ony?-u. and they have proved to be wory satisfactory. â€" .. Ottawa, August 12th, 1867 DRYVYV GGOOoODsSs ! Tllt Subscriber begs to inform his friends and the pnblx.‘mnny that he has ;o:‘-:uod business in store formerly occu. y 5 4 Messrs. Fingland & Draper Readymade Clothing :dw‘m ho::llln]’-omw?o-h_ul a gene DRY GGOGODS! Which will be sold at a small advance on cost. Champagne Manufactured in Ottawa LAROOUE&Co. CHURCH STREET s:td. Hotel keepers and dealers in Wines would well tocall on LAROQUE & CO., and give them orders. Bottles of every description, excepting oil buzwnlfl.nd-op-uptdn-“.lw en than by any other _ y for the same. _ __ “YIIICII 18 EXCELLENT, and WHICH they carsell at$3 PER DOZEN. Amateur who have tasted the wine, consider it a very good article, and superior to what is supposed to be imâ€"~ ttawa, September| N and after TUESDAY, the Tth Mays 1867, and until further notico trains will run W ASHING MACHINE. ,l AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY 14ths ‘Trains will leave Bonaventure Station as fol= Ottawa, July 10, 1867 Canadian (Champagne! READYâ€"MADE CLOTHING, ARE NOW MANUFACTURING A WINE CALLED Commencing 1st J NEW DOMINION. RALLROAD®. LEAVE SAXDPOINXT. Â¥ A. M.â€"â€"TRAINS will leave HOLGATE, OLIVER, & ANNABLE OF CANADA. AVE BROCKVILLE 20 GoIxa wEsT JAMES H1GGINSON, II ABBOTT, I‘mon «Block, Sussexâ€"st AND at 5145 a.m,, and y, 1867 anager for Trustee BUPERINTENDENT, Next to he Tea Pot. 481tf LAROOUE & CO. GREY NUMS 412y 235 _ Ottawa, Sopt. 4, 1867. 1867. 4 sSPARTAN, | BiT. Spaapete iess 1807. Havo . commenced their regular trips between Montreal and Hamilton, calling at all Intermediate Ports, connecting with the Passengers will find it to their advantage to travel by this route, it being the \fkkm and cheapest, as well as the most comfortable . * Ottawa. and Prescott Railroad. Both ways, daily, Mondays excepted. Meals and State Rooms always included in + the Fare. ‘ N.B.â€"Through and Return Tickets can be ob ained at reduced rates from _‘ Fast Sailing Mail Steamer Queen Vidturic, (Capâ€" tain Bowb.) leaves Ottawa dall{ (Sundays oxâ€" cepted) at 6:30 a.m., for Grenville and intermeâ€" diate landings, connecting with the C. & Grenville Railway, and at Carilion with Steamer Prince of Wales, ‘ Passongers arrive in Montreal at 4:40 sr.m. Steamer Prince of Wales, (Captain H. W. on herd,) leave« Lachineon arrival of the 7 a.m. tra from‘ Montreal, connecting at Onrilion with C. & G. Railway, and at Grenville with Steamer Queen Vistoria, arriving at Ottawa at 6:30 p.m. L TD TOCRCETLEC LR ILL Has Db umatins i pecindd an Ain P ut is dn dn T E The comfort and economy of this line is unsurâ€" passed, while the route passes through one of the most oumTao districts in Canada, and is the most fashiongble for touriste. °. _ _ NFF e t w 2 o 2s ts Parties desirous of a pleasant tt'is can obtain Return Tickets from Uttawn to Grenvilie, yalld for one day, at fifio fares. Passengors for the Celebrated Caledonia Rprings " Sortal exprass doily from Oftawa to Montreat a wa rei and lflrmlulkp. * FARES Return tickets to Montroat BIPBE OlMAS, s sc eeseees snn snn en Becond do ........ The magnificent Market Steamer Dagmar, SO.'.' Peter : Moâ€" Gowan,) leaves ldunra:n Basin, Tuesdays and 'l\uu.-n‘. C B checked through. â€" homs-u Alexandra, (Capt. M. Shepherd,) will be "o:'rlond in towing rafts between Ottawa and Grgnvilie. a » R. W, SHEPHERD, tANADIAN INLAND #TEAN ) GATION COMPANY 1867, MONTREAL & OTTAW A DIRKCTORS: i W. MoNavontou,... ....J. B. Avare This is now prepared with new and cfimmu‘ m: of every desoripâ€" tion between Montreal, onrn and Rideau .?ul. and intermediate Ports, with: promptness and desâ€" N-._._'. _.L..‘_,!!l._'.m'h. WAacP 2P tha â€"Wiskhalian * Freight recelved at the mn of the Richeliou Company, at Quebes, and forwarded daily. AA0 BONNER, A | a o 85 Commonâ€"st., e'.':'.': Hasin, Montreal, «o r T *~cf .. _ i6 CHANGE of TIME. 1}i1 ces 1307 On and after SEPTEMBER 1st . 4otil turther noâ€" tice) the steamer Ann Si will leave AyImer m:‘vl day, for the Upper (itawa,at 7 a. m., conâ€" g with the Alliance st head of Railroad at 11, touching at Arnj Sand Point, Bristol, Benmbou.P ;mou‘rlfl 1, ;iuld'l W harf, u:fi ort du _ Fort, a at 2 p, m. m w leave &-ld'- Whart im mf{ after of Alliance tor Cobden, th steamer Jason Gould, and arriving at Penmbroke same evening. The Pontiac leaves Pombroke at noon on Tuesâ€" d:fl.' it In .r.l:odl p-u.. hnnnh"m m I‘-.' 6 at all inte onâ€" dny‘-..{V.dnudnyl and ay8, lnflm &. M., connecting at Pembroke with stean.er Gould, which leaves Pembroke Landing at 1 p. m., and arriving at Portage du Fort same :vonln‘. i secting with the Alliance : 11, touching at Angh geuoebou. ;mou‘:flfl:: ort du _ Fort, a h.':&l"l Whart imme Alliance tor Cobden, connec Gould, and arriving at Por The Pontiac leaves Pom! days, Thursdays and Satu _ ‘The steamer Alliance Ipaves Portage du Fort every nornh‘s at 7:30 a. m,, railway time, touching at Gould‘s Wharf, Farrell‘s Wharf, Eonnechere, Bristol, Sand Point and Arpprior, and arriving at head of Railway at 11:45, and connecting with Ann Sisson at Pontine at . â€" Passengers reach ou_‘.'.n".-.". & av $ w dazs and Snturdaga on 6 4 m ; returning: Toares ays at m.; returning, leaves Chapeau Village on M sy-’ and l‘fltfayl at 2 ROYAL MATL THROÂ¥GL d wl oo ine in it onl Rhrsiee Fous an We w on w 1 p.m.; udontb:{«n‘ )PM ;lnd Point at 9 _ Pa for Du)ou#lm leave Ottawa every Moudey, i eipesday and Friday. â€" _ _ _"â€" IM.L.': ednesday and |FTICAY. & Por er or'““h" Apply at tae Office of the Company at Ottawa City or Aylmer. Ottawa City, Aug. 26, 1867 May 14 Silver Mounted Hamesses, To be seen at the Stable of â€" â€" .. _ < _ Ottawa December 2 w..C. CLAaARE, PIO"I.IOI of nâ€"u..»'rm of Organ, Piano, Voice ‘and Harmony. Also Mrs. Clark, Teacher of Drawing and Painting. Music Rooms and Residence, 69 Sparksâ€"st., adâ€" joining Desbarats‘ Blaok. * Al IMPORTED SET, SINGLE, DOTt BLE and Tandem . |_ Pianoâ€"t orte and Organ Instruction Â¥ou freight app! Ottawa, July 9. Upper Ottawa Route. Consisting of the following firstâ€"class steamers ANN SISSON,...............Capt. BOCKUS. BMBERALDyassssssseeserseccccc. â€" * TBFYOH, ALLIANOBEy vecvvsccscscerccccee â€" **~ PINDLAY ORBGON, cxrrcvevcrrccercccces â€" * > HEILLIARD: SNOW BHRD,................. * Toxr®. JASON GOoULD.............. ®" Ovemus, PONTIAU;»«.muurtrrecssecrcs. * DUGGAN, PEMBROK £,.................. * Couvrerts. CAL UMET,.....accscsccucc.... = * BLOYDIN Al.l. persons indebted to Dr. J. Garvey, ncvhumhnhnm?; M mested to call and settle at once, or costs will | , .. ~~ J.GARVEY, M.D. | NE OTTAWA RIYER ‘NAVIGATION coMPANY‘8 4448 May 4 NION FORWARDING AND RAIL« wAaYy COMPANY. ‘\ou SALE ON REASONABLE ‘ TERMS. otey Sn GRECIAN, LIKEED. PRESIDENTâ€"Hvan MoLexxax FORWARDING QOMP ANY HARNESS FOR SALE. STEA MERS,. PASSPORT, HERRICK, BRUSH & CO steamers comprising thi timg, KINXGSTON, P1IANO D. MURPIY, Apew ® .gn.;n‘ luh’. NOTICE. MAGNE1Y, R 8. CASSELS, anal Basin, Ottaws M. CAMERON and CHAMPION, Apply at this office. THEB OTTAWA TIMEs, OCTOBER 1, 1867. Agents Fixouay Hirrtarp. Ton®E®. Ovenias. NAVI= Nb 18607, | 428â€"8 President: 419â€"s each, Royal ; Italian Bitters! TONICO REALE, Tllll celebrated Hrnponllo- for which is ‘. .:or:}lem of me w:: lh'u;‘dm}lq :lh.E M: of parer at the Nation 3 = 5:- at Twm&{;. by whose tavor Mr, Umlt::u obtained the ndmnd was also awarded a dir loma at the Prov Exhibition of L!nnd. held at Montreal in September, 1885, is, without oxu‘p- tion, the most gepuine, #alubrious and agreeable Toxic ever h{:du«i to public notice sither in Europe or America. SAE To oo erelee 90 N ts ds W Nes ABiin in S ioiE Professor yf Chemistry For seventeen years it has, in Italy, been a uniâ€" . versal favorite -fl:f the clite of mhtÂ¥. being generally served in the drawing room before din« ‘ ner, in preference to Ve.mouth, The lents <( its composition have been imparted to the ludmflhyohhu of Canada and the United States, an<i aave received their unqualiâ€" '.'g'l'fi p.,:l&"m"'lfu”m A w e grentest confiâ€" d and satisfaction to the subjoined testimonâ€" l% emivent medical mon,which ho could add "Â¥o b‘;‘trohrdum..ipl Draggists and 0 i rocers in th“%h:? of Canada and in the United States. y the Proprietor, A. M. F. GIANELLL 26, Hospitalâ€"street, Montrea!, Montreal, hhnut{. 1867. Mx. Gwm‘llâ€"l)mr Nir : Having recelved from V‘ asample of the Royal Icalian Bitters of Dr. erri as prepared by you, I bave much pleasure in umM1 to its very excellent qualities as an ugreeable and exhiliarating tonie %fiuor; nothing equal to it has ever come under my notice. Havâ€" ing also been made acquainted with its composition and mode of preparation, I feel -athhf Letior could have been devised for general use ; from its effects which I have observed in soveral cases, 1 think very nnL who now suffer from indigestion and dyspepsta in their various forms will ind in it a panacens for all tholt’llla. w_. To Ma, AKG®LIA G1aXELLE Dear Sir : We are pleased to acknowledge the m‘uu of the pnudfion of your valuable tonie and bitters, entitled "‘The Royal." All the sub« stanoes Oo:l.ullll.‘ in its un’oo::!:n pre perfectly combined to form a ‘or the pur # detailed in zu! amm wil ce We are, dear Sir, yours sincerely, P DRS. PICAULT & 8ON. To A. M. F. G1axsi11, EAQ., Dear Ddr,-_ho_"’l‘uloo Reale" 1 have t‘m‘d Ophthailmis Hospital and Demult Dispensary. f Now York, June 1, 1867, Mn, Guaxtinnâ€"â€"Dear dir: After a fair trial 1 take :Icuin in mc-lllnf your Royal Bittors, 1t is & very oxcellent stimulating tonis, aiding di» goation uulfluu to the dmuln organs, In {.-u pote you me of in te, 1 Ink lt:zn most admirable combination; a plea« sant, , and reliable tonie. Yours mlg . & P. COOKE, M.D., _ _ A,. M. F, Gtawzu11, Eeq., Montreal. + Dear Sir: Just recovering from a loao’ und severe iliness, 1 bave received "md‘:“ your Tonleo Reale and from its use have derived conâ€" siderable benefit, as I find my wm and digosâ€" fon much improved, and hesitate not to recom» mend it as one of the best and most agreoahle Tonles I have ever used. + WILLLAM ARNOLD, , A.B., Trinity Col pubnliin ; M. R. C, 8. London M. b., Nyv Ym' Lloon\no MJ Udhcl! New Xork, Azfll 25, 1861. A. M. F. Graxsguu1â€"Sir: Your kind favour of 16th instant, together with a sample of your * Toâ€" nico Reale" al Bitters,â€"I am d!tluml not only with its compon but also with the effect, and regard the pro on as a very olorfunt one, suit« ed to -nuuu when a more powertul compound would not be used. After mfi’.m further m: , 1 shall. be able to fln a more intel geont olp‘i.u-h regard to its efficacy. ENee adii cce ta ihis ‘alho® ‘Mahe af Havana. BE vecwWesnss bu shis ‘al Have you any in this city? Many of -ypuh’wmnm:’wmtho'rnih butk’ww not where to procure it. Yours truly, â€" _ C. PRINCE, M.D., 22, West Eleventhâ€"street, & New Â¥york, May 9, 1867. A. M. F. Guxzuus, Esq, Dear Sw: The sample of your Royal Italian Bitters, ""'“‘P your politeness, was received some time since. I am h’:‘w’ ‘.‘;l"gm“ "h“" after them a fair t«i are a deâ€" ETT ,“!‘.._Q. A__--Lx.u.ul oitmusiant Rittara: Eo ie s e e SSE P td F after ‘lm'fln- a fair tiial, that they aro a deâ€" liclous , stomachic and stimulant Bitters, which I think wil! be found very useful to the deâ€" bilitated suffering from indigestion, constipation, or d Sw : Allow me to congratulate you onun“her- fection of your preparation called "Royal Italian Bitters." °I have prescribed it to many of my: pa« tients who had neea of tonics to invigorate their *"Rikw proparation basiden bing composed entire ides being com; â€" ly olug:uou stimulating, bitter and tonic, porâ€" scsses .n?.lully which constitutes a wholesome beverage tonic in a remarkable degree. By :ho nll-hnb‘::‘ bitters ::lh: it gontains, it A%u irectly u stomach n ve organs, by arousing I:' energy of the di‘-tmnfligm. and in rendering the act of digestion more easy and c o gh m By the tonic ingredients, and erpecially. the hu’vlblm into its composition, l{’.’e,uoa the whole organization ; the tiâ€"sues assume a conâ€" ristency more decided, a development more comâ€" plete, a functional energy more regular : the globâ€" ules of the blood becomeâ€" richer, the vital mgliu greater, the muscular system more powerful, the nervous system calmer. This hnnc.b'liu is stomachic and at the same d..b tonic, is serviceable nothonly to m in health by ing digestion, but may also emploved mw in a nmhsoo( ailâ€" o SnR C e ies P e & employed with advantage in a multitude of ailâ€" ments which are the immediate ooanamuu ot excesseso =errors in nutrition, such as dyspepsia, .mfin. anunia, chlorotis, loucorrhe 1, convalesâ€" cence, in short in all cases where the system is much debilitated for want of restoratives to refresh its energies ud-u?n its organs. & This preparation, by its T appesrance, its delicious flavour, and above bl{ E.m(outln properties, deserves to attract E‘ i0 attention, and should be considered as infinitely <superior to all articles of the kind which have appeared to the present time. Accept, Sir, the expression of my distinguished consideration. A. §OUSLACROIX. Docteur Medecin et Chirurgien Francais de la Faculte de Paris, Bachelier en lettres, Bachelier en Sciences Physiques, Rue Notreâ€"Dame, No. 192 ie w thec ce cce o PW 3 HG . A. M. F. G1axz111, Bsq., dy,p..-s:: I beg to uhwlo:s‘:'ha uooip: in 2 tihs Imoarhng "to me the formats for therr _ Montreal, 20 Decembre, 1866 A Monsiour GiaxELLt. With my best wishes for oi success, 1 m 16 G%Imo. M.D September 14, 1967. DEL DOTTORE F. P. VERRI, W. E. BEEET $D. 0x 4s Letter from Drs. Picaw‘t. Montreal, July 27, 1866, ITALY. 31, Templeâ€"street, Boston, 20, Rast 26thâ€"stroot, New York, May 9, 1867 (Raxscario®.} in the Unisersity of PaDuUaA Now rork, May 14. 1807, 107, Bast 10thâ€"street. Beaver HMall MUI, New York City of "OrTAwWA TIMES" Printing Works! 60, Sparks Swreot, Centre Town WILL AFFORD A SUPERIOR MEDIUM IT HAS BEEN TRULY. sAID TRHAT " 4A . JUDICIOUS APPLICATION OF THE ADVERTISING Dry Goods, TO GELL, ADVERTISE! Let the World Krow It Property to Sell No Matter what vour Business} This is the Motto of every Real NOW is the TLILME TXE "OITAWA TMB" TO BUSINKESS MEN 1N THE PRINTERS INK IS ONBE 0OF THE LRADING AVENUES TO WEALTH® hrough â€" Which THE "TIMES" A DV ERTISE. Hardware you want to Buy? Groceries, ADVERTS n ! §EA M ADVERTISE! ! BUSINESS MAN Is THE MEDIUM 10 WRICE 1 ADVERTISE! IF YOU HAYE T H EB iF YoU HAVE Crockery, LINKE OF =â€"â€"â€"ANDâ€"â€"â€" ADVERTISE, GAlassware, HOWE‘S Boot and Shoe Store. BR E M.'E)_V A L. Al the Lease of our Premises in Sussex* street terminates this month, we intend to con fine our business to one locality, and shall remove the whole of our Stock on the 1st of May next, to our Store in Uur stock of BOOTS and SHOES, LEATIHER, sn&l‘{’n:?mosl. TRUh;lK-B‘,'.:e., ‘:l'oh'fil conâ€" seq :;1 arge an com every. department, we most mrallll solicit a conâ€" tinuance of favors, to merit which m’r constant enâ€" deavors will be as usual to provide the best articles and sell at the lowest remunerating prices. G. HOWE & sON. ll POSITIVELY SUPERIOR TO ANY or all other prepatations for the cure of Heaves, Coughs, Thick and Broken Wind, and all disenses which affect the Wind of Porser ; also, as a Uond i on Medicine, surpassing everything of the kind is easy bl‘ln, sure to cure, and #afe in all cases and at all times, and does not prevent the horse from being worked while using it. N It cleanses the breathing apparatus, by removâ€" ing from the airâ€"cells the «o:fulnhlo lymph, or that secretion which in heaves o? them, cuusing a dificu‘ty in breathing, and by its acticn on the diseased part, causing the mucous membrane to resume its natural dimensions, thus .‘fl:“m‘ the circulation of the blood, and restoring the distended vessols to their natural size ; by its uso the hgrn:'. vessols to SH®lr mWAREWS MMUg 0P C CC Te w te is improved, all derangoments of the ive organs corrected, softening the skin, and gvh&h the cont a sleek and nhlnln: appearance, D. W . HURD, Suesessor to Hunv & Co., Maiden Lane, New York, Sole Propristor for the United NORTHROP & LYMAN, swoasmc®, C.W., * Proftrietorsfor the Canadas prick TWEXTYâ€"P1VE CENTS, Botd b{’(uo. Mortimer, John Roberts, W. M. Massey, Henry Â¥F. McCarthy, J. Skinner, and 1. Brown, in Ottawa. MNitawa. Fab. 5. 1867. 350d wim DAKLLEY‘S Arabian Heave Remedyv AT THE SIGN OF THE 24 HOES, RAKE®, PLOT LINK®, ° SPADES®, SHOVELS, &c« Oarpenters‘ and Joiners‘ Tools IN OREAT YARIRTY, Nalls, Bpikes, Camp Keottles, Ciroular and Crome out Saws, Lamps, Olls, Glass, Putty, &o.â€"ALM OwRaP. par CALL AND INSPRCT THOMAS BIRKETT, Ottawa, April 13, BLYVTH & KERB, Ottawa, Feb. 6, 1867 Buocessors to Ohas. Garth, No. 25, MRidenueâ€"st., Plumbers, Gas & Steam Fitters, Tin & Coppersmiths, Bell MHangers, &e. All materials for the above branches kept conâ€" stantly en hand. e‘ Importers and Dealers in House Parnish ing Bardware. g455 10. by the & Br JAMES BAILIFY, ~~| | Block, whichhave been flted up inunexseptionabic a Dequty Sheriff. | #tylé. _ _ ; * A | Bheriff‘s Office, Ottawa, fl'&:’“ of rooms are now ready for the August 10 A. D. 1867. _ _ 32wtd ies Sept 17. 1807. s aTatt Ooukh‘l?:wu. Iron Bedsteads, Double Stoves, Bronzed & Wire Fenders, Parlor Stoves, Fire Irons, Hall Stoves, Fire Guards, Japanned and Planished Tinware, &¢., Manutacturers of all descriptions of work for Water and Gas Works, Brewer‘s Distilleries, Mills, &o. Makes and fits lp‘gofllvnh-d Iron Cornices, Gutâ€" Zenâ€"Public and Privte Buildings, Co vate mg8, neervAâ€" tories, Vineries, Manutactories, Anf, warmed by Steam, Hot Wateror "Warm Air, on the most apâ€" CARDEN TOOLS Agricultural Implements ©UBRIM, RMEDY TT BCE proved principles. §7, SPARKSâ€"STREET, CENTRAL OTTAWA HAUSER‘$ NEWS DEPOT Ml- HAUSER would respectfully in« form his friends and the public generally that he . intends l-.‘lw in. his £~ store, No. 57, Sparksâ€"street, Central wa, where h'thnhud.nh-cl , all the LATEST NEWSPAPERS, IAGAZINEJ.)OOKS, &e., ke., together with alarge and well selected stock of the best and neatest FANCY GOODS. ____ _ CoOUNTY OF CARLETON, To Wit : % * BY VIRTUE of a W.tlttf"iofll‘uh.. issued out of Her Majesty‘s County Court of the United Counties of Lanark and Renfrew, and to me directed and delivered, against the Lands and Tenements of Thomas Costillo, at the suit of Robert Brown, I have seized and taken in execution, and will offer for sale at public anction, at my office, in the Court House, in the City of Ottawa, on TUESâ€" DAY the NINETEENTH day of NOVEMBER, A D. 1867, at TW ELVE o‘clock noon, all he estate right, title, interest and equity of redemption of the above named Defendant, of, in, to and out of all and singular the northwestern oneâ€"third part of Lot number Fourteen, in the Second Contession of the Township of Ritroy, in the County of Carieton, containing by admeasurement sixtyâ€"six and twoâ€" Rideaun Street, thirds dh)&o.hflhnu more or less. \ _ War r. POWELL Ottawa, August 26. B}Tm"f;"i.' country will receive stmct at. Ottawa. August 26. 416y Sheriff‘s Sale of Lands. Avery large and fine stock '.fl-g-u‘ ported CIGARS, xfiflufl' M PIPES, &c., will be kept on hand. Ottawa, Sept. 25, 1867. S41d Rememb . the placeâ€"No. 10, Rideauâ€"st Howell‘s â€" rocery. (97. 420y _ . Just received a well selected assortmont of No. 10, Rideauâ€"st. AND CONDITION MEDICINE Circulating Library | NKW AND IMPROVED Of every description CAN BE WaD â€"â€"ALSOâ€" wseessor to Jamos Dtarke 408y 24 Sheriff [1.8.] WHIRIAI we are desirous and re= solved, as soon As lux be, to meet our ple of our Deminion of Canada, and to have Sdr mdvice in Parliament; We do make known our royal will and pleasure to call a Parliament, and do farther declare that bzlm advice of our Privy Council for Canada, We have this day given orâ€" dors for issuing our writs in due form, for calling a Parliament in our said Dominion, whichâ€"writs are VICTORIA, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great: Britain and Ireland, Quzk®, Defender of the Faith, &¢., &¢., &e. To all to whom these presents: shall comeâ€"Gxxrtâ€" 18@3 > i PAE on N CE se to bear date on the SEVENTH dx of AUVGUST instant, and to b%mrn,blo on the TWENTYâ€" FOURTI day of SEPTEMBER -ut.n?th'- ever the writs for the Electoral District of Gaspe, and for the Electoral District of Chicoutimi and Sagnenay, which writs will be returnable on the Tfi!.\’T’Y-POUl}‘!Il day of October next. _ _ JOSEPIH F. ELLLS, INSURANCE, SHIPPING sTOCK BROKER, ,CONSIGNEE, &4¢,, G Pi0TOU.N.8., Offers his services as nt, cum:m signee u_a_.lfi; Mm#:u and re of Canada Weet. U Btory of Doom, by Jean Ingelow ; « Under two “'fl"" b‘ Quida ; Confessions of Gerald Estcourt, by Miss Marryatt; «Bafied Bchemes," a novel ; Reatoe, by Khintcy Danws Porgntond sn 14 Long: m6, néley ; # fel’ow } l(s{fi: of ln, by the e o'(bxrryb; the Gentle Life, 1st and 2nd series. FBNHBE Civil Code of Lower Canada, the being the 3rd volume of 4 Kdition ;" the ‘Hhok or Dayn by t Chanben P Lt Ayre tomnolen l Name Anfe whot 0, r ; the meler, lllfi’:t.rmd Ly umu:' W eir, ’ulm)| the 5 Aels, by Tom Hood; the N Papors ; Anm‘ the Fenlans, by Artemus Ward ; Poghr Re mpm and verse, by C ; Ban« croft‘s y of the United States, m.h 1000 and 1 Gems of English Postry ; Chas, ay ; the Importer‘s Guide OTICER is hereb; ven that applica« N uuwmu-m:asu_mmum- liament or the Legisiature, tor an Act to incorpor: ato certain persons under the name of " The 8t Lawrence and Ottawa Rallway Company," gnd to vest thorein the Ottawa and Prescott Rallway with the lands, rights, privileges, franchises and appur: tenances theroto belonging or apportaining, with full power to convert the several interests of the présent proprietors thereof into stock or shares, and to open stock or shareâ€"books, and also to enâ€" wble the Company to substitute Bonds or Deben. tures boaring interest for the soveral certificates éf the Trustees under a certain Deed of Security, heretofore made in and upon the said Railray by the proprietors thereof, or to confirm such certifiâ€" caces as Mortgage Bonds, and also to enable the uldOo-munflulnnlhuuldlmu‘ its appurtenances, and also tor power to extend the line of the said Railway, from the City of Ottawa, in either or both of the Provinces of On. tario and Quebec, and generally to confer upon the St. Lawrence and Ottawa Railway Company, all powers, rights and privileges necessary in and for the conduct, management, working and effici ency of the said Railway and its appurtenances either by adoption of certain of the sections of the Railway Act, or by express provision therefor. Ottawa, September 6, 1 532â€"2m The Queen‘s Book. Ottawa & Gloucester Road Comtpy, M the Ottews and Gloncester Road Compan have this day made a further 4 A FURTHER su’rfit ‘JUBST RECEIVED Of the Capital Stock of the said Company, which Call they require the holders of such stock to pay to the undersigned at the Office of MATHBSON & LEES, in the City of Ottawa, on Gall of 10 Per Cent Wednesday, Second day of October Next. _ W. H. FALLS, l Becy. & Treas. Dcted this Second day of September, 1867. 528â€"44 Province of Ontario, Dominion of Canada, United Counties of Prescott E undersigned ha deed Tl:( composition and dhz:r:o!.‘n;ud by their ereditors, and A Oitawn, Reptember 23, I In the matter of ALEXAADER CAMERON ALEXANDER CUMMINS, and I8AAC KERR, trading under the style and firm of CAMERON and CUMMINS, Insolvents. On Monday, the Thirticth day of Beptember next, Amerioan Ma Yor sale by They will apply to the Judge of the said Court for a confirmation thereof, MIFLE SCOREK BOOKs. English Magazines for September. Mllo TROTTER to inform her M friends that having hrm by the addition o(oth-tm. of the Block, which have been up in unexceptionablc 506td MONCK 8 hereby given, that the Directors of _ By their Attorney, ad libitum, EDW ARD TAYLOR DARTNELL 1/Orignal, Jaly 29. 1867. 408â€"law.2m Toronto House, Ottawa. Insolvent Act of 1864 EDOUAkD J. LANGEVIN, C.AN AL.A.: In‘the County Court of the United Counties of Presontt and Russell. § awa, Sept. 17, 1867 " Oliver Twist," Clerk of the Crown in Chancery, Canada. ‘Magatines for Ootober, _ | »w Books. * ALEXANDER CAMERON, ALEXASDER CUMMINS, ISAAC KERR. CANADA NGOT ICE J. }w,..u't BON, | 0+ + » 0 m House, N eataces * s AGENT, PROVINCE OF ONTARIO,.) !; Y Virtne o United Counties % a W arrant is of Prescott and Russell. xzed by the War den of the said United Counties bearing date th ‘Twentieth day 0° SEPTEMBER, one thousan. sight hundred and sixtyâ€"«even, and to me directe. for the :‘n.euo- of the nrt';m of taxe« due for fix years .pvudfl. u ie tollowing lands in th said Counties. Thflol.:flro therefore to give notic that unless the #aid taxes, lfiolhcr with all lnwf mh sgower paid, 1 shall, on MONDAY, th Thi ‘:g. of DECEMBER next, at eleve o‘clock, in forencon, at ‘the CovURT AOUSE in the TOW N of L‘ORIGNAL, rtmced to sell b: PUBLIC AUCFION, the «aid lands, or #o mue thereof as may be sufficient to discharge sich ar rears of taxes and charges incurred : w + 1OR TA R 18 NO 19 . eeecsee > N p€ 20 and 2104« B {of B PMA semecceeeee 6 6700 00 Tow xsmP orF wEsT HAWK Village of Lot KNo.%, ) Bouth Side of Mill Et., > 6 i 16 5 Vaukledk HHL........ ) eopaing IX THE X End broken front No.1 1 Maitiand‘s Village, Lot North Side of Mrs. Wait‘s Lot,in the Town 08 L‘OTIGDAL:mmmmenee + + B } 18 .. .mm canenneeccam N pt of Gore A between g.. ’l‘ and Alfred...... N 3( ME everrenannner snn 8W i 16............u. w q 17 N i.16. N pt 1 TOWNSHLP OF 80L W q 00W 4 M:ssreviennrras N { 18:.;..000s00tis.esph3mina N $14.0â€"â€"ereonssnmssismicnc K § 19 e reroennenrsivens «4 (pe 7 weaaie antiee MdbbM sls N j 30 O 8) 30 N kecesecscennntnnsy wes ue MB PE MEA ol P ABB 8 fi":t netrmess # 90 18 T8 % 15 :‘. W 4 H4ecssvreresstsussrrcecess $.100 40 81 > 2 82 43 TOWNSHILP OF NORTH PLANTAGENET Broken Front 12.......... 1 20 2 40 1 85 4 N pt of 8 } 28 ...........« .. 68 33 02 3 65 36 Rear or 8 pt 18......,... 2 60 38 20 2 76 41 EORC lan an as s +# w9 N pt 82 .smmmmmeeences Rear pt of 8 A')Io. 10 assessed in 1862 by St. Ouge Duplantes......... N q 18 N 8) B | 5 es W: 13.... W $ Bm Rear pt 2 . Rearâ€"pt A. Rear pt 1 . B | of N W & 2 Rear pt 3...»» Tlea'surelr’l‘s‘ Sale_of Lands Nh 1ii 4¢ United Countios of Prosodit & 1 EVERY MAN BHS OWKh DOCTOR K ing Vegetable Compound and umversal for 3 ..‘f':.m. vhhrz:flm I--o‘lm‘n‘;'ll:l.. and r‘l{nlllmm trial to convince the mort T itk tnbk y by nbzn‘.uln;;ru-‘lly. by -I.lfl or wu 0 4 w glear, One wfi-" dose, fever and ague, and all fevers, old sores, fresh outs and braises, burns, toul stomach. Dyspepsia, by mixâ€" Ing with one glass Highwines ; rhoumatizm of all kinds, Delirium Tremens. Persons &""‘ mase Munnt pvely Sitinent sured in ‘a very whist spare n avery short spreg of ht.."&ll. paring and applying . for sevoral woeks. Hfi nerve of a toosth entirely uleted by an application for a short length of 3-.. It acts as magic on borke flesh in all cases, and also on all uther beasts, .No family should be without it,as there will be no danger of disease ;uuu':uâ€"d:.-uu m::: L;;'n. one genuine without -xuc-n above Bole Proprietor, L. J. KELLOG. Ploriuon KRELLOG® LAfe Proseryv®e ing Vegutable Compound and unversal pure We the undersigned inhabitants of Templeton have used the above named compound in many cases, and cordially resommend it to the public Mc&rhl.uhhu‘nqm expedientâ€" and efâ€" fectual than any remedy used by us. odeste lubl.n'k::f and purâ€" ging ; ‘Turner, Fever; A. n, different “.J -'fliim;‘l'. Bianchotte, man animale ; MeEiroy, sunstroke ; J. Davidson, smallâ€"pox, Ottawaâ€"W . R. Caldwell, W. Kennedy, J. M. T. | Muntley, and receive the thanks of . | e CAPT. FRASER, ‘reasurer‘s Othee, T‘Orignat, 2ird Bopt., 1807. $ Orange 1 Finest Japans. â€" ava, Jamzica, La Guayra, Mocha and Ground on the premises. TOW NSHLP OF EAST HAWKESBURN DALGLISH & RUSSELL CROCERY COODS Loaf, Orushed White, Yellqw Refined. _ â€" Chocolate and Cocon Spices, Mustards, Essenâ€" ces, Byrups, Pickles, Sauces, Vinegare, and Bottled Fruits, in Syrup, Preserves, Potted Meats, Fruits, &e. Also, Provisions, "oece. Thbent. dracuers Rolled Hams, Bacon, Butter, Cheese, Orackers, MM.MIUI:{:MIM Laâ€" mwrmc« Digby Herrings, â€"6'-"-;-*“ Mumm every article warranted to give sat All orders sent or left will be promptly dttended to. , All Goods delivered on the shortest notice Â¥First published, 27th Septomber, 867. _ wisâ€"4 ONE [b Dessssssssseresere. . # 160 40 3N W rfl.................... .. L0 9 23 All of the above lands m”pnnu‘. x J, W . MARSTON 0' TUESDAY, the 27th AUVGUST, on the road between Stittsville and Carp Village, a BPROWN OVERCOAT. Any person finding the u-ovmrulun it at George Clarke‘s, 0t taws, or at William J. Featherstone‘s, 3rd }in* 11 ARDING.«â€"â€"MRS. REYXOLDS, «THE ;Bquqo"ld and Fancy u:n. \'o;ksc‘r( einp in airameni at a m hags .192 Tas Orfrawa Tixss.â€"Printed and Published SE nnsmlint ~ atomiarvs avaantedt sb Bold by W. Hearn,J. Skigner, and other drug Olttawsa. June 36 â€" 88Y eptember 4. Sugars.â€"English, refined in loaves, Broken Oltaw â€" Mdy 22, 1867 Ottawa, August 9, 1867 ev '--WV M‘W excepted) at (.h“l_ Stear1 Printing "Works, No. 60 Bparkeâ€"st, in the City ot Ofttaws, Count! of Carleton C. W RE NOW IN RECKIPT OF TUEIR new and varied assortment of 23 TOW NSHL N_ UNENCUMBERED REAL TATE SECURITY. Apply to _ TOW NSHIP OF CUMBERLAND Money to Loan TOW NEHILP OF CALEDONI arentrencennnrpent nsl h. HOO B MB © W A Raurclres s ~ Bb 16 A0 2 Fmans ie TGG. Sn TOW N8HIP OF CAMBRIDGE ntstrateavtereysisess D 000 B8 44. 4 peverivesusgersccir6s o 3 WOR WB MB t TW RRRAEE‘s :. 1 . 5 ts Gorstrmetemmemccerces 6 TD S W4 â€" i emmnmabnnnedene n nnnn n “ " ” ’ eertnedhnnetsceprent + NO k $ rommmfiy in ce rndns e l d 200 > 3 nepteserverversecunyEt NoD HP ©I MnpcrvaprorscusnpencD6 D00 BB 6 :1 iarranme arvcererect HBD 0 B 1 TOW N8SHIP OF CLARENCH ieviepikerrret secaiy: L NEO0 UE Y â€" ensssssssedeeny m oo UMD L M + a errertree Sreceveces B OB HO WB 1 cesmessnenmemeseds °C V CVA TOWNSHIP OP ALFRED nrvennbecsregens A 200 28 M8 nrtare Sesesese 4 & 200 44 #8 â€" ieveamestremsesel B OO BE TB e n stbl ts hi stersessseycrfarus § 200 106 N4 becustornfinethenes A HOD l M . TowKsitivr or ‘uflsr.u. c o. t se s1 ~ Teas, Gunpowder, Old Hyson, Y &hfll’, Biagk, Extra Fine m‘ kfast Souchong, Congou ditte, Oolong, Dalglish & Russell, OJ ) w,. H. WALKER, Barrister and to me directe of taxes due for fi1 lowing lands in th efore to give noti ther with all lawi , on MNONDAY, ti R next, at eleve Wallington & Kent â€"st# Fiteroy County §29â€"1â€"3 BSBURL D ce e ner C 5 A 08 # 03 84 30. 48 4# 6 61 M 26 in 40 470v 44 16 5070 wl 4 BR "Alllfll Rolieltorâ€"bn wlhoe, over M *tore, idenu Mtr January 17 18 BB 1 B A RISTE Oc ance! umo::'{l the . Rosser Laxs Mtawa, Februmr rown Attorney, and Russell. Orrio® : In the anaary 27, 1 P® Chancery, Orrice: Aup Atawa, Jun. 12 J M00, ol . ons Mtawa. Fobruary 7, 1 Ie.uldurh‘ 0e : 2,,.& ou-n.‘:: ‘uvocu'i Ntroot, “'w‘.g l--vm“ ‘ wa y embrnmel \ M 4 for subt hn ind fl #.R. BELI Ss: 4 rroune Patent Right ‘.‘ Pebruary , 186 D * ‘avoul:: We â€" mr.n::nx I?‘ Mr. :.fi ‘runcu every w COuMAMY Onawa, Feb. T w4A urmcr rtihwa, C. W ADYERTISINQ (%o., 64, Park Uoston, General aed t » réceine A Ye ADVERTISENE ollowing rates : Susiness Cards nbâ€"ny- fransient Adve HDO,»»»» »»» Al! subsequent Yenrly adver |IM{M No‘l‘l NA o the Post»« â€" J; A. Ma® rtt n w a, March Ottiw a, N May 30 ebraary 21, 180 y pxUE DaAI 1 ejorem published | in Daily over nuking a total 18,000 1 thus 1fording the b sertise in. LAPIE \‘l"l‘olll .' Chancery, orner of Russex "Ottawa., Fobru DKR. l,llfl‘f tral Ottawa, J | _ Clarence March 1. @Ottal pHYSICLA \-rfou-1‘ Chancery, Office: Kigin 8 A ce w naon BR tawa, Jubly 28. Orrior: In e office at n Ottewa, July Ottawa. URGER Y means of the Othew e PFICEK o% megt, 25 Ri A 6t B L# A 8t Nt E8 Orrics : EDW A ARRI®SEP Notary Pul AVUGI A 6t 1t 18 4 GEO. LX romaera o1 k P ASR EKSE | D. TTORNK Chancery, K (Pu WIL} A W, Ch DR. ENTIST DR. ENTI®T A NV 4 dn C i y subsori paid i NICH YEIOL LEK! M AS «hod D D