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HP ;N-Vfl » and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs, all know the dreadful Zatality_of these &-mn‘ they know, too, Wo.flnofi&h remedy, we not ( Pn n en aatin emens ad wok =.d-.v-nlh~0~d=hu fhe Prevared by Dr. J. C. AYER & CO.. Lowell. Mass. Mortimer, John Roberts, W. M. it aioy U P MéCarthy and J..Skinner in Ottawa. gher for the cure of shroat and lung complaints, that it puscless here to publish the evidence of its virtues. 1ts mmum-‘“-‘mm? sonderful cures d‘:h-nu discase, have made it pown Ihnu civilized nations of the earth. Te Ne eernounten on en amints ioh # some personal a= »pme living trophy in their midst of its victory over the ve in ranrmin in cnelr and Tang comparnth thnk i. Ayer‘s Cherry Pectoral, y °0 make a new man of 4 feel n. The Tst that can be said of you is not half good enough." hirrus,Cancer Tumors, Enlargemen tiveemations Carier nad ‘Reroriniton "of the Bones. % A great variety of cases har« been reported to us where ‘.dhh’u&flt&l-hhm‘m -ufllhn.dy.h!mmbnflnmn‘-n ;n-. Some n(&a- may be in m A-rlu.: arnish gratis to all who call for them. # Meart Disease, Fits, Epile 25 ’.n’;.-hoh-oboly. ;.:‘llll.k' e* FOR THEB RAPID CURE oP wughs, Colds, Influen H noess Croup, .o:'nhl.m...l:c.l"lo:':'.ou- * **mdortaateine Pronn in advanced Stages February 20th, 196 East End Valyâ€"st., Otawas. April 1. * to read in the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared an alterative (@arsaparilla), for I knew from reputa« tion that any thing y~~ ~wade -nb-â€"os.-'l-uno Cincinnati and got it, ant used it till it cured me. 1 took it, as you advise, in smal doses of a teaspoonful over a month, and used almost three bottles, New and bealthy, skin soon began to form under the scab, which after a '&M‘:Jyflh ::vem.nlllmbrny feelings disease from ‘ou can well believe |h.’.ll‘-elwn.l-qh..’”=='ulhn you, that I hold you to be one of the apustles of the age, and remain ever gratefuily. Yours, x ALEFRKD B. TALLEY, St. Anthony‘s Fire, Rore or sipelas Tetter and Salt ihoum, Seald Head, Ringworim, Sore Eyes, ikopoy. Dr. Robert M. Proble writes from Salem, N. Y.,42th Sept., 1359, that he has cured an inveterate case of mmuwumw use of our Sarsaparilla, and also a wlfiphhyhmudm-u-y- he cures the common Eruptions by it constantly. most cheerfully comply with the request of your agent in -n:;lhniur’ynrh-:}uhs“nalm alterative in the numerous com te for which we mploy such a remedy, but y in Pemale Diseases / the Scrofulous dinthesis. 1 have cured many inveterâ€" «te euses of Leucorthom by it, and some where _the comâ€" paint was caused by ulceration of the uterus, ‘The uleerâ€" yiom itself was soon cured. Nothing within my know!â€" ____Sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia. _ " _ Many reatarkable cures of these affections hate been wade by the alterative power of this medicing. 1t stimuâ€" es the vital functions into vigorous acticn, and thus Orgzax», Ind., 6th June, 1860, .v.c.n-:.cs Gents : lidt-y“duuou- M*- y-w- no Maving inherited a Scrofuious infection, I hnl‘:; from it in various ways for years. Sometimes it burst ~7h Uleers on -'] M‘ .-777”;'“7“ t ‘â€"; turned jaward umh::r-nâ€"fi. Two years ago it broke out on my covered r=y scalp rum-uflun-uynm fact, the disorder grew worse. At length 1 was i Bronchocele, Goitre or Swelled Neck. Zebulon Sloan of Prospect, Texas, writes : " Three botâ€" Jes of your Sarsaparilia cured me from a Goifreâ€" a hidâ€" ;m-m-«h.-:hll:d-fid.m wer two years." Sb 9t hix mouths "Your Sarparina, stenilly takow is mout our sared him in fve weeks. Awthnn-mbyne- mdary symptoms in his noe". ~vd the ulccration had M.wow‘:‘dh.nlhulhlmm jsorder would soon reach his brain and kill him. But it Lencorrhea or Whites, Ovarian Tamor, Uterine Ulceration, Female Discases." _ Dr. J. B. 8. Channing, of New York City, writes; "I nmmmw icm, and thus iercomes disorders which h-ua'bqo.du. peb. Buch a remedy has long been req by the no «sities of the people, and we are condecnt that this will > for them all that medicine can do. And for theispeedy cure of the followifig complaints : Scrofula and Scrofulous Affections,such Tunplen Turtater, Bistches Holle, Tialhs, and uil Skin Dischaace, * reallzed with Sarsaparilia. Th 5 ‘mncfim Ela my practice, most of the comâ€" wints for which it is recommended. and have found its !fmlnlyvn‘-dhl in the cure of Venereal and Merâ€" goriod Diseim. Ome of my patients bad Syphilitic ulcers Praternally yours, _ G. V. LARIMER, M. D. thenmatism, Gout, Liver Complaint. Ixoersnpence, Preston Co., Va.. 6th July, 1850. Da. J. C. Ari®: Sir, I have been afflicted with a painâ€" J chronic Rhewmatism for a long time, which baffled the ’rud.lm-dd-‘b-hwddlm “lfl“-fllkfl-m One »tle cured me in two woeks, restored my general ‘-I&.-rillul-huu& Pelt I was wtked. 1 think it a wonderful medicincs_J. FREAM. ‘\Jules Y. Getchell, of St. Louls, writes: "I have been for yâ€":ulh':‘-md &‘u'v.'bhl Aroyed my healt every and every thing Mu&ou;.fllhuwwnu; from no other than e Ts 3 onl se mae n tmermnn e to try wh-muh.hu-uboâ€"nholmm J apy thing you made was worth trying. . By the ufldnhnflmflwm-yw y to make & new man of me. I feel young again. The ’l” PARTIES ABOUT TO BUILD»â€"â€" A.YER’§ j Sarsaparilla | en ffl un cnudea en nc unds se 2A 4 M 1 ‘elded to my administration of your In: the “uhhvdlmmmrm“am“uhml disfguration to his face. A woman who been pated for the same disorder by mercury was suffering «m this poison in her bones. had become so senâ€" nv.!?_mm‘hr‘lhgpl-_qu&_u&ndn- mv'nmmuunh&?y‘-hu&ndn- puciating . pain in hber joints and Ehe, too, was .rdnluvz b,yurwhhubv‘nvhm} [:'mt-%:h:hy-: b.n.'nnl â€"medy ; consequently, t truly remarkable results ‘ith it have not surprised me. _ _ _ _ Burgovne, Burbridgés and Squire Conrwayâ€"8t., Loxpow. 12y HOLGATE, OLIVER & ANNABLE, Mrs. and Miss Cossar also give private lessons huuu‘nlh , and beg to reâ€" turn sincere tor the kind encourageâ€" -?hylnnquy::ulnd. ‘orms on application MRS. CO8SSAR, No. 1, Oxford Terrace, o .. $3 MeGill College Avenue. Music, General ent, Calisthenics, and par eeenee t en oo e ie d haleh aniper Mrs. Cossar has been induced to open these classes, having been informed that there are many young ladies to whom attendance at a schoo! is References kindly permitted to:â€"Rev. Dr. Wilâ€" kes, Rev Dr. ML John Leeming, Esq., John Lovell, Zsq., Theodore Lyman, Fsq., Henry Verâ€" both irksome and unpleasant, but who would make more favorable progress when surrounded by comâ€" rdâ€"lcl their own xu‘ acquirements, and ring with Mrs. Cossar atd hor daughteors in all the Treedom of nh.m‘h-.m with that corâ€" rect restraint so ily ca out in Englend. _ Mrs. and Miss Cossar aiso give private lessons Select Educational Classes. Mrs. and Misses Cossar, . (Having lately arrwed from England,) B::. .l'l‘l:l‘.. :uuh m A oy w recoive at their house, 1:: m ‘l‘nn{o. 45 McGili College Avenne, a limited number of Young hfluum'u-floddmdhhr ing their education, or who, a residence in the country, have been unable to enjoy the advantages Thirty housand prices ot the above arded mdnllolup.“l;..by * id Mre. Cossar is to instruct these Ingker to tif ho priarhts of o thoruugh Englisk Education, also French, Vocal and Instrumental Drages, | Paints, Glassware Medicine Chests, Montreal, June 28, 1867. FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. Prepared by awa, Aug. 8, 1867. DRUG®S, k&c. HOLESALE Manufacturers of Bed= ‘uwh.' Chairs, &e., Chaudiere Island, Otâ€" C WILLLAM HOLGATE, JOHN OLIVER, WILLIAM ANNABLE. !Mu‘ Pharmaceutical rations, SPECLFICATIONS, ESTIMATES, &0. AUGUSTUS LAVER, Patent Medicines 397 415* ARE NOW MANUFACTURING & WINE CALLED l Canadian â€" Champagne ! “Y nHICHIS 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€" :'d. Hotel keepers and dealers in Wines would well tocall on LAROQUE & CO., and give them ". Bottles of every dcnfl’fio.. excepting oil bottles, wanted, and one penny dozen more on than by any other yfot_go_g__-o-_‘_‘”- Wtawa, Septem bor Champagne Manufactured in Ottawa. LAROQUE&Co. CHURCH sTREET Lk friends and the public_generally that he has ;-‘-:;ood business in the store formerly occuâ€" Messrs. Fingland & Draper Which will be sold at a small advance on cost. JAMES HIGGINSON, . Union Block, Sussexâ€"st. Next to he Tea Pot . Ottawa, July 10, 1867. 481tf rAa.l'd where ho.:;ll keep eonfaul,_ on hand a gene DRY GOODS! Tu UNDERSIGNED are now mann« facturing a new and what they claim to be the to essre. ver This is ecnl?M M Hd&u. Oliver & Annable‘s Washing & Ironing Table have been used by the Grey ?m, and they have proved to be very uunfutnr;. GREY NUNS. DRYV GGOGO DK ! Ouly Washing Machine now in the Do# 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 Ottawa, August 12th, 1867. EXpress by railw for N m Boitonr kaw aif Intermedicte departure of all trains at Termini and Way Staâ€" tions, see the Grtndrrunkm'nynookol‘rbo Night Express for Three Rivers, Quebec, loies Riviere dllsupnl m Tr.:i;l,‘." P.M. yat ars on Baggage Mdlhma. C _ For further information, and time of arrival and Tables. answers for an IRONING TABLE. It never need be taken out of the Kitchen, as it answers for a piece of Furniture. The following testimonia will show what the Ladies at the Nunnery think of it. Partics desirods of giving us a fair trial will please to send us notico by post, or otherwise, naming time and place, will be attended to. Readymade Clothing Points, connecting at &t. Johns with @ the Vermont Central Railroad, at.... Mail for Portland, stopping over night at ~~â€" IHNKNE PME cconterccarttierententrtscrcatiress May 26. uay for Ogdens Ottawa, liml‘ml.m Khm‘;m.‘wfllo. Toâ€" Goderich, alo, Detroit, Chicag«, and all points Wost, at..................... 800 A.M. Night _ do _ do Thummmseresersemer Sibh PM Accommodation Train for Kingston and Intermediate Stations, at............... 9.40 A.M. Traine. for uachine at 7 A.M., 9.00 A.M., 12.00 Nood, 3.00 P.M., 5.00 P. M., and 6.30 P.M. The 3.00 P.M., Train runs through to Plattsburgh. GoINnG soUThH AND EAST. Express by Railway throighout tor New York, Boston, and &ll Intermediate Points, connecting at St. Johns with Vermont Centrel Railroad, at Burâ€" lington with the Ruuland. and Burâ€" _ lington Railroad, also with the Lake Champlain “a-lhn; for Lsho‘ George, Saratoga, New York,&c.,&¢. Apeommodatzbn Train for lsland Pond _ and Intermediate Stations, at............ Express for« Boston and Intermediate SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. ttawa, May 7. Grand Trunk Railway Company Cc c 190 pame ooo Wl [ bplandbnepahacdiane mb iripe on dn (gh m s imghnm to ensure connection with night and day trains on rand Trunk, east and west. p N. B.â€"â€"These ‘raims run on Montreal Â¥ to and from Ottaws checked througb trom and to all stations on Grand Railway. Returns mumumm.lngv\uo and Ottaâ€" wa at reduced rates can be had at the principalstaâ€" tions on the line. T. 8. DETLOR, 0. and after TUESDAY, the Tth May, 1867, and until further notice trains will runp as follows : a From Prescott, 7.00 a. m. â€" At Ottawa, 10.30 a.m. # «_ 2:45 p.m. «_ _ «* _ 5:20 p.m. From Ottawa, 7:00 a m. At Prescott 9.35 a.m. The 7:30 a.m, Train from Brockville connects at Sandpoint with U. F. Coy‘s Steamers for Pon:sv du Fort, Pembroke, &c., and the Train from Sandâ€" _ All trains on main line connect at Smith‘s Falls with Trains to and from Porth. Brockvillo, June 29. CHANGE of TIME. Oftawa and Prescott Railway, 5 e _‘5 BA'. I.-':.l‘tlllnl will . leave + andpoint daily at 5145 a«m., and #100 p. m., arriving at Brockville at 12:00 p. m., and 8:15 p. m. 7 30 A. M.«â€"«TRAINS . will leave : Brockville daily at 7.30 a.m., and 3145 p» me, arriving at Sandpoint at !:10 p m., and 9:25 p.m. Brockville and Uttawa Railway. E&"J 2:00 p.m., leaves aiter Steamers are due Ottawa and Pem»roke. fooig o Bd dfi nc READYâ€"MADE CLOTHING, WASHING â€" MACHINE. Points, Mn&-:mm with Vermont Central , at Burâ€" lington with the Rutland and Burâ€" gr Railroad, also at Rouse‘s with Lake ChamplainSteamers for Lake George, Saratoga, New for Lake York, &o., HE Subscriber begs to inform his SUMMER ABRANGEMENT Commencing 1st July, 1867. >, ‘l AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 14th, ‘Trains will leave Bonaventure Station as folâ€" * aoIxg wEst. NEW DOMINION. DEPABTURE HOLGATE, OLIVER, & ANNABLE. OF CANADA. LEAVE BROCKYILLE LEAVE SANDPOINT RALLROAD®. C. J. BRYDGES, AND H ABBOTT, LARQQUE & Co. SurEaixtexDent. anager jor‘ ;’run. ABRRIVALy §.30 A.M. 8.30 A.M. 2.00 P.M. $.30 P.M. 6.45 A.M. Sheriff‘s Office, Ottawa, August 17, A.D., 1867. Y virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias resi«= | (N@ reception of a sample of your * Royal Bitters," B due, issued out of Heor Majesty‘s Court of i :f .5?»:"’ u_-;’fmn- "f. tl;;;:;;?:on:loy Common Pleas‘at Toronto, and to me directcd and | qnnhudwnot only with their preparation, ut aiso delivered, against the Lands and Tenements of | with m;‘ -o‘t:rhllna':::h enter hl“ l:hoir ‘S).mpoficll- James Goodwin and Allsh Scott, at the suit of | tlon: Notning, can excel the mode of filâ€" Francis McDougal!, I have seized and taken in exâ€" ‘ mm 2‘::“';:::‘,“:?,:{,:?3: ecution, as the property of James Goodwin, one o# | even to those who usually disapprove of the use of the above named detendants, and will offer for sale | :;h;m? pw:_fl;mzsn:l: J.-lmfn at PUBLIC AUCTION, at my office in the Court | climates subject to considerable flueln:uoul of Hous», in the City of Oltawa, on MONDAY, the , temperature. s ot TWENTYâ€"FIFTH day of NOVEMBER, A. p.,| From the nature or character of the materials 1867, at TW ELVE oclock, noen,. Lot number TeR | ropprq them othermise‘ than as the besitoneh th. on the West side of King street, in the City of | vigorating, yet mild tonic or stomachic, especially Ottawa, in the Jounty of Carleton, in that part of | ndnp'::‘to:m&- cnbob:od. :y g:hur.:‘! cirk- whose ulre a stimulus, the City of Ottawa, called Letter 0. {mnm{“m_dhs_ | WM. Â¥. POWELL, Sherif. | _ I shall have tll:u-n in recommending their | use in such suitable cases as may present themâ€" ByJAS. BAILIFF, Deputy Sherif. | relves to me. I remain, dear Sir, yours very truly, Sheriff‘s Sale of Lands. every morning at 7:30 a. m., railway time, touching at 30‘!"! \’huf. l'.mll':thuf. Bonnechere, Bristol, Sand Point and Arpprior, and arriving at head of Railway at 11:45, and connecting with Ann Sisson at Pontinc at noon.. Passengers reach Ottawa at 4 p. m. 5 mm Calumet, on and after Friday, 4th will leave Havelock on 'rnouh{'l and Fridays at 5 a.m., returning from Chapeau Village yate hy hb B BB . ... 00. 0000 :500 Ottawa City, Aug. 26, 1867 The Pontiac leaves Pembroke at noon on Tuesâ€" d:'{-, Thuud.{u and Saturdays for Des Joachims, 0 ll"lt all intermediate ports, ntnrnln, Monâ€" days, Wednesdays and Fridays, luvh:f at 6 a. m., connecting at Pembroke with stean.er Jason Gould, which leaves Pembroke Landing at t p. m., and COUNTY OF CARLETON, On and after SEPTEMBER 1st . antil turther noâ€" tice) the steamer Ann Sisson will leave Aylmer day, for the Upper Ottawa,at 7 a. m., conâ€" % with the AlAlm\e: at head ;l ilhilg:d o.l‘ , touching at or, Band Point, atol, Bonnechere, lsmuwhrf. Gould‘s Wharf, and Puus“dn Fort, arriving at Sr. m, SuT- will leave Gould‘s Whart immediately after arrival of Alliance tor Cobden, connecting with steamer Jason Gou!d, and arriving at Pembroke same evening. Puungn for Des Joachims leave Ottawa every M{. ednesday and Friday. For 'orotudonhn apply at tae Office of the Company at Ottawa City or Aylmer, * R 8. CASSELS, ~ 1801 ces 1367 arriving at Porn".‘du)‘oi same evening. _ _ â€" 7'1'hl:7.uumr Alliance leaxes Pon_u.! _du Fort same days at 2 z.-. © Lo A connection is made daily with the Brockville and Ottawa M\lwsz on the up trlg at Sand Point 1 p.m.; and on thedown trip at Sand Point at 9 This Co-ruy is now })npnnd with new and «fficient stock to forward Â¥reight of overy descripâ€" tion between Montreal, Otawa and Rideau Canal, and intermediate Ports, with promptness and desâ€" patch, and at low rates. Freight received at the wharf of the Richelicu Company, at Quebec, and forwarded daily. For freight apply to D. MURPHY, Agent, Amurannt spuenan Canal Basin, Ottaws. CHANGE of TIME. May 7. B checked through. + m" Aluasdm‘. (Capt. M. Shepherd,) will be o-'moyod in towing rafts between Ottawa and Grenville. s R. W. SHEPHERD. 1867. MONTREAL & OTTAW A ISAAC BONNER, 4 Market Steamer I)-J--r.‘&c”t. Peter â€" Moâ€" Gowan,) leaves Montreal, Canal Basin, Tuesdays and Thursdays. + _ Parties desirous of a }l'cmnt trifi can obtain Return Tickets from Uttawa to Grenville, valid for one day, at single fares. . .___ â€"._ _ _ Return tickets to Montreal RIFHEDNMEUscrsteseessensensensy _ Passengers for the Celobrated Caledonia S -@m_.rdqdnupr_gn,l. es vee A Pfluf Parcel express daily from Ottawa to Montreal udlmfn«lhu ludfln.- > *« FARES most fashionable for tourists. tain Bowh.z leaves Ottawa d-ll‘y (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 /*ince of Wales, â€" Passongers arrive in Montreal at 4:45 p.m. Steamer Prince of Wales, (Captain H. W. Shepâ€" herd,) leave« Lachine on arrival of the 7 a.m. train from Montreal, copnecting at Carilion with C. & G. Railway, and at Grenville with Steamer Queen Victoria, arriving at Ottawa at 6:30 p.m. _The oom{olr.t:hud economy of l:h lI:o in ‘::;"l:- passed, whi e route passes through one of the loupl'emmqu districts in Omdl‘, and is the Fast Sailing Mail Steamer Queen Victwric, (Capâ€" Passengers will find it to their advantege to travel by this route, it being the q:lekut and cheapest, as well as the most comfortable. Meals and State Rooms always included in the Fare. 1807. Appzgage i1 1807 SPARTAN, VIE, Ottawa and Proscott Railroad. Both ways, daily, Mondays excepted, N.B.â€"Through and Return Tickets can be ob ained at reduced rates from Have commenced their regular trips between Montreal and Hamilton, calling at all Intormediate Ports, connecting with the *Upper Ottawa Route. Consisting of the following firstâ€"class steamers ANN SISSON,...............Capt. BOCKUS. 1867. May 14. The magnificont steamers comprising thi iine, ALAAADNC B vsvessssenseesscness ORROGON, â€"»»ovsevesessessenccnm SNOW _ BIR D a«ssseseescescess JASON @OULD:smmmmmmencces PONTIAC;mmrevsesenscrcscccrees PFEMBROKE,...cszssxrcrcsee« e PC NNN T EU pecsversevives BMERALDsccuitersctcccians TAE UMETeccccusverversresers AC BONNER, Am j 85 Commenâ€"st., Basin, Montreal. EW FREIGHT LINE To OTTAWA AND THE RIDEAU CANAL. ROYAL MAIl THROUGL LINk HE OTFrAWA RIYER NAVIGATION CcoMPANY‘3 ION FORWARDING. AND RAIL« wAaYy comPANy. ANADIAN INLAND STEA» NAAVIe GATIUVN COMPANY 4448 DIRECTORS: W. McNaventos,........J. B. Avar® PRESIDENTâ€"Hvon McLexxax. FORWARDING COMPANY. TLIMITETD. To WiT GRECILAX, HERRICK, BRUSH & CO PASSPORT, STEAMERS. KINGSTON, THE OTTAWA TIMES OCTOBEER 21, l1867. MAGNEY, and CHAMPION, ««....$6 00 each. h:« C 90 Lerrou, Fixoray Hiniarp. Ton®®. Overuas. Dusoax. Couvrerr®. Buo w President 419â€"8 Agents 1867. 1867, Meullchnaneins Svridedhs l Professor Midwifery, McSill Univetsity, A. Graxtuut, Raq., &c. #&o., &e., &e. regard them otherwise than as the healthful, inâ€" vigorating, yet mild tonic or stomachic, especially adapted to stomachs enfeebled by general sickâ€" ness, and whose energy requires a gentla stimulus, Montroal, March 15, 1866. My Dear Sir : 1 have to acknowledge from you the reception of a sample of your © Royal Bitters," of dur own manufacture, and have subsequently had the opportunity afforded me of becoming acâ€" quainted not only with their preparation, but also with the materials which enter into their composiâ€" _ Accept, Sir, the expression of my distinguished mldor'm." T C â€"â€"â€"_ A. SOUSLACROIX. Letter firom DUr. Hull, Pn{-or Miduifery and Discases of Women and C/ ol'd"au;y MeGut {'o“fyc. _ This preparation, by its clegant appearance, its .dollcml: lnpmr, u':d above nfl ‘by ’:rromrlilvo This beverage, whicn is stomachic and at the same time tonic, is serviceable not only to versons in health bmouodng digestien, but may also be employed advantage in a multitude of ailâ€" ments which are the immediate consequences of excesseso ~errors in nutrition, such as dyspepsia, uunlfh, anunia, chlorotis, leucorrhe 1, convalesâ€" cence, in short in all cases where the system is much debilitated for want of restoratives to refresh should be ‘considered as intinitely superior to all articles of the kind which have appeared to the presenttime. _ _ i anmaea ie Docteur. Medecin et Chirurgien Francais de la Faculte do Paris, Bachelier on lettras, Bacholier en Sciences Physiques, Rue Notreâ€"Dame, No. 192 Montreal, 20 Decembie, 1866. A Monsiour GiaNELLI _ By the tonic ingredients, and urochlly by the jron which enters into its composition, it acts on the whole organization ; the tissues assume a conâ€" sistency more decided, a development more comâ€" plete, a functional enorgy more regular : the globâ€" ules of the blood become richer, the vital energies greater, the muscular system more powerful, the nervous system calmer, _ . _ * 6 its energies udnrngflnn its organs This supunuon, y its olo:?nt aj delicious flavour, and above all ‘b{e its restorative properties, deserves to attract pyblic attention, and Bitters." I have prescribed it to many of my paâ€" tients who had neea of tonics to invigorate their epergies, without failure in any case. . _‘ This nopsnuon besides being composed entire. ly of substances stimulating, bitter and tonic, po«â€" seases overy znnmy which constitutes a wholesome beverage and tonic in a remarkable degree. By the stimulants and bittors which it contmins, it acts directly -Jon the stomach and digestive organs, by arousing the energy of the digestive functions, and in ’r'udcrln‘ the act of digestion more easy and i ~Avenicruannmenon wuronadiy A. M. F. Giaxzurt1â€"8ir: Your kind favour of \16th instant, together with a sample of your « Toâ€" ‘ nico Reale" Bo{nl Bitters,â€"I.ain pleased not only with its composition, â€"but also with the effect, and ‘ regard the preparation as a very clegant one, suit ed to many cases when a more powertul compound would not be used. After hu!:( had further 0j pomlni?; 1 shall be able to s" a more imn‘t gent opinion in regard m_u eflicacy. licious tomc, stomachic and stimulant Bitters, which I think wil! be found very useful to the deâ€" bilitated suffering from indigestion, constipation, or dyspepsia, . W{th my but[vhhu for y«:lr success, . am res ours, w‘?;. Hnuxo. M.D. [TRasspAatio®.| S : Allow me to congratuiate you on th:.rar- fection of your preparation called "Royal Italian Dear Sir: The sample of your Royai Italian Bittors, t.hrwfh your politeness, was received some time since. am hxpy to say ntrofing them, after giving them a fair trial, that they aro a deâ€" A. M. F. Graxzuu1, E8q., _ Have you any agency in this city? Many of -yp.u'mmu:&uahum’l‘o{h but k{;o' not where to procure it.. Yours truly, C. PRINCE, M.D., 7 Neow \'o{k, June 1, 1867. Mr. GtaxEuL1â€"Oear Sir: After a fair trial I take plaasure in recommending your Royal Bitters, lt is a very excellent stimulating tonic, aiding diâ€" gestion and giving tone to the digestive organs. In your note you informed me of the ingredients, I think it is a most admirable combination; a pleaâ€" sant, useful, and reliable tonic. Toearetruly, __[___ c _ _ + siderable benefit, as I find my upgotlu and digesâ€" ion much improved, aud hesitate not to recomâ€" mend it as one of the best and most agreeahle Tonics I have ever used. me s WILLLAM ARNOLD, A. M. F. GtaxguL1, Esq., Montreal. Dear Sir: Just recovering from a lonf and severe iliness, I have received Aum£lo of your Tonico Reale and from its use have derived conâ€" To Mx. Axaxita Gtaxguur ind Dear Sir: We are pleared to acknowledge the noorlon of the pm«flplon of your valuable tonic and bitters, entitled "The Royal." All the subâ€" nlmnm.ud in its omwlm?n n;o porfoctly com to form a un fit for the purposes detailed in your dirtonone, Pu" We are, dear Sir, yours sincorely, DRS. PICAULT & SON. A.B., Trinity College, Dublin ; al. R. C, 8. London ; g. D., Now Yo& Licenciate Royal College, avana. ‘A. M. F. GIANELLI, 26, Hospitalâ€"street, Montreal, ° Montreal, Fobnur{. 1867. Mn. G1aXKLL1,â€"Dear Nir : Having recelved from vfl a sample of the Royal Icalian Bitters of Dr. erri as prepated by you, I have much pleasure in certifying to its very excellent cfiulluu as an agreenable and exhiliarating tome Bitter ; nothing equal to it has ever come under my notico. Hayâ€" ing also beon made acquainted with its composition wnd mode of preparation, I feel nothlnf bcttor could have been devised for general use ; from its effects which I have obnm%_in several enses, I think very mln’y who now suffer from indigestion and dyspepsia in their various forms will find in it a panacea for all theirills, _ . >‘ The proprietor refers with the greatest confiâ€" denee nl;? satisfaction to the subje‘ned testimonâ€" ials from emivent medical mon,which he could add to, were it desirable. Kept b; 3&"rrlufimi al Druggists and Grocers in the Dg‘-l:lou Cuufh nd'ig‘lho United States. Sold by the Proprietor, _ __ _ ____ _ _ The ingredients of its composition have been imparted to the ludlni Physicians of Canada and the United States, and have received their unqualiâ€" Ned approval on every account. . ']\llll celebrated preparation for which a certificateof merit was awarded to the distinâ€" uished ol;ifinl preparer at the National Exposiâ€" 3«: at Torino, ltaly, by whose tavor Mr. Giaxru11 obtained the nclr. and was also awarded a di loma at the Provincial Exhibition of Canada hori at Montreal in September, 1885, is, without exeo;v tion, the most hrniu. salubrious and agreeable Tox:c ever introduced to public notice either in Europe or America. * For seventeen years it has, in Italy, been a uniâ€" versal favorite nmong the clite ofâ€"socicty, being generally served in the drawing room before dinâ€" ner, in preference to Vermcuth. TONICO REALE Royal Italian Bitters ! P rofessor of Chemistry in the University of Papta Very trul w.E. nxssx'c?.'um.fl.'. C.M Letter from Drs. Picgult. ht Montreal, July 27, 186¢, 22, West Eleventhâ€"street, ..___New Â¥ork, May 9, 1867. ITFTALY. New York, April 25, 1867. R. P. COOKE, M.D., New York City New rork, May 14. 1867, 157, East 10thâ€"street. Beaver Hall Hill, Sheriff‘s Office, Ottawa, August 10 A. D. 1867. B\' VIRTUE ofa Writ of Fierl Facias, issued out of Her Majesty‘s County Court of the United Counties of Lanar« 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 auction, at my office, in the Court House, in the City of Ottawa, on TUESâ€" DAY the NINETEENT!H day of NOVEMBER, A D.1867, at TW ELVE o‘clock moon, al he estate right, title, interest and equity of redemption of the above named Defendant, of, im, to and out of all and singular the northwestern oneâ€"third part of Lot number Fourteen, in the Second Concession of he Township of Fitzroy, in the County of Carleton, containing by admeasurement sixtyâ€"six and twoâ€" thirds of un acre, be the same more or less. ‘ vessels to their natural size ; by its use the horse‘s appetite: is improved, all derangements of the dr‘m\n organs corrected,â€"softening the skin, and giving to the coat a sleek and shining appearance. _ D. W. HURD, Supcessor to Hurp & Co., Maiden Lane, New York, Sole Proprietor for the United States. a NORTHROP & LYMAN, Newcasm®, C.W., Proprictorsfor the Canadas PRICE TWEXTYâ€"FivE c:?:. Hold by Geo. Mortimer, John Roberts, W. M. Massey, Henty E. McCarthy, J. Skinner, and J. coUNTY OF CARLETON, To Wit : It cleanses the breathing apparatus, by removâ€" ing from the airâ€"cells the oo.ruhblo lymph, or that secretion which in heaves c o? them, causing a difficu‘ty in breathing, and by its acticn on the dizeased part, causing the mucous membrane to resume t natural dimensions, thus o&::ll:iq the circulation of the blood, and restoring the distended Brown, in Ottawa. Ottawa, Fob. 6, 1867. ‘ion‘ Medicine, surpassing everything of the kind is easy to T‘“' sure to cure, and safe in all cases and at all times, and does not prevent the horse from being worked while using it. # ll POSITIVELY SUPERIOR TO ANY or all other preparations for the cure of Heaves, Coughs, Thick and Broken Wind, and all diseases which affect the Wind of Zorses ; ‘also, as a Condiâ€" recommending it to the lpnbllo; !ulln'* satisfied that when more extensively known, the Tonic will be vory generally used. * W & SCOTT, MD, Professor Anatomy McGill Untversity ; Physician General Hospital, &0., &0. f September 14, 1867. 538â€"37w6m liberal sample of your «"Tonic Reale," Royal Bitâ€" ters, I have dolayed giving you my opinion of its merits until I had an opportunity of ltuingl.Jrom experience, some of the advantages which I have tound derived from the employment of the Tonic. _ I have noticed !‘rut beneofit from the use of the «" Royal Bitters" indigestion, loss of appetite, general debility, and some nervous affections. The Tonic is most carefully p.r;ssud, and will be found & nri agrecable Bitter gentle stimulant ; and from knowing its composition, I ‘have pleasure in Arabian Heave ‘Remedy have several times recommended its use and with much benefit. Yours, &o., °_ _ < _ _ _ FRS W CAMPBELL, MDLRCP, London. A M F Graxzuu1, Esq, Montreal. Lettsr from 1D)r Scott, P{:;/morro/ Anktomy, McGill f College. < Montreal, October 26, 1866. A MF Gramxicr Esq, A _ _Dear Sir: Having beeh furnished with a very Montreal, Au&ut 20, 1867. Dcar Sir: I have to acknowledge the receipt of a sample of your * Tonic Reale," accempanied by a note lnfominfi‘e of its compositiou, and how preâ€" pared. _ While not Wlovln& in roy universal Tonic, I am forced to admit that there are many cases whero just ench a pr;rnuion as yours would be invaluable. In cases of Chronic Dyspepsia, I 1 trust you may meet with success, .and remain, yours, &e., G P GIRDWOOD, M D, M R C 8 E. To Mr A M F Guaxzuui, Dear Sir,â€"The «‘Tonico Reale" I have tried faithfully, and it givu me groat pleasure to state to {ou that it is the best and most ssnublo Tonic I ave ever used in my rru(ioo. find it gnrficn- larly adapted to females and children debilitated by the various diseases and complaints peculiar to them. If you will favor me with a letter stating where I can procure your Bitters for my patients, I shail take particular pains to recommend them. As a noulprulo the Bitters sold are too bitter and hnvof;o much Alcohol, and are hence often injuriâ€" Ous. Your «Tonico Reale" seems to me to be the Tome we have long wished for, but never found until Prof. Verri, D.M., of Padua, has given it to the Medical World. Rospoctfually l;ouu, Wx. FRED. HOLCOMB, M.D., ° Profeasor of Aural and Ophthalmic Surgery in New York Medical Collor, and Snr*oon to New York Ophtbalmic Hospital ard Demult Dispensary. Leti Lutter from Dr. Girdiood, late Surgeon H. M. Grenaâ€" t dter Guards, Laboratory, 630 Lagauchetiereâ€"street, Montreal, August 4, 1866. Sir : I have examined the umglo ot Bitters you left me, called Ro‘nl Italian Bitters, or Tonico Reale. I find that they are eomgud. ak you say, of the bost materials, and that they aro an excelâ€" lont Bitter Tonic. f It is pleasant to the taste, and, so far as I can ascertain, not injurious. _ # f To A. M. F. G1axzuu1, EsQq., From Dr, Muir, C, B, llzm worâ€"Genercl JI, M Ilospitals in British America, Montreal, August 1, 1866. Sir : Having much practical experience of Bitâ€" ters in tho West Indies, in India, and other parts Lum of the world where they are in request, I ave no hesitation in ‘lvln’ it as my opinion that Dr. Verri‘s © Tonico Reale" is the very best / have ever met with, . The small quantity: of iron they contain is of adâ€" nnu‘o to apy persons who may require that Tonic in their system. _ Haghe 5 Shenifft‘s Sale of Lands. Leticr Letter from Professor Fenwick, Drmonatrator of Anatomy, McGill Colleye. > i; You requen my aptaien of the » Re ar Sir : You request m on * Royâ€" al ian mmn.:.%:pud from a receipt of Dr. Vorri, of Padua. 1 beg to state that I consider it a most agreoable cordial tonic, in every way superior in flavour and composition te the ordinary bitter tonics in general use. I have recommerded it to several patiets, whoâ€"have derived marked benefit from its use Sodkne obh G. E. FENWICK, M.D. A. M. F. Graxzut1, Esq., Montreal. ____ Wwy, H. HINGSTON, M.D., L.R.C.8., &o., Surgeon to St. Patrick‘s Department, Hotel Dieu to render them decidedly useful in many cases of weakners of the dlfi-tin organs and of the geneâ€" ral constitution. eir flavour is also very pleaâ€" sant. I remain, dear Sir, yours very sincerely, _ _ A. Graxguus, Letter mmDr.J.L.Thl. City Health Officer. P ontreal, March 29, 1867. Dear Sir: My absence from Montreal has preâ€" vented me from acknowledging sooner the rece tion of Jour note ard accompanying sample of t{: «" Royal ltalian Bitters." I have no hesitation in min‘ that the ingrediâ€" ents entering into their compcsition are of a nature I am, dear Sir, yours faithfully, tt from Dr F W C AND CONDITION MEDIUINR fromâ€" Projessor Smatheood, of McGill Uni Proprietor Cosmopolitan Hote!, Montreal W, M. MUIR, M D., inspectorâ€"Goneral. DAKkLEY‘S 20, East 25thâ€"street, Sheriff, Br JAMES BAILIFF, War ®. POWELL Journal. yours very sincerol J. L. LEPROHON, M.D. New York, May 9, 1867; Jampbelt, Editor Medical On the Capital Stock of the said Company, which Call they require the holders of such stock to pay to the undersigned at the Law Office of MESSRS. MATHESON & LEES, in the City of Ottawa, on Tuesday, Fifth day of November Next. Regulations respecting Foreign Medals. 1. Applications. or permission to accep and wear Medals which, not being the decoration of any Foreign Order, are conferred by a Foreign Sovereign on British Subjects in the ariny or in the navy for military or naval services, should be ad_ dressed as the case may be, to the Commanderâ€"inâ€" chief, to the Secretary of State for War, orthe Lords of the Admiralty, who, if they see fit, may submit the same to Her Majesty‘s Principal Secretary of State for Forsign Affairs for Her Majesty‘s sancâ€" tion, upon obtaining which they may grant such persission without any other formality. 2, Permission to wear a Foreign Medal cannot be granted to a British subject unless such medal is bestowed for military or naval services performed by the command or with the sanction of Her Maâ€" josty. But no permission is necessary for acceptâ€" ing a Foreign Medal, if such Medal is not to bo ll hereby given, that the Directors of the Ottawa and Gloucester Road Company have this day made a further CGall of 10 Per CGent Ottawa & Gloucester Road Compy. 10. The preceding clause shall not be taken to apply to decorations of the Guelphic Order which were bestowed on British subjects by Her Majesâ€" ty‘s predecessors King George IV. and King Wil. liam 1V., on whose heads the Crowns of Great Briâ€" tain and Hanover were united. Decorations so bestowed cannot proper!y be conâ€" sidered as rewards granted by a Foreign Sovercign. for services rendered mccording to the purport of elause 2 of these Regulations. They must bo rather considered as personal favours bestowed on British Subjects by British Sovereigns, and as havâ€" ing no reference to services rendered to the Foreign Crown of Hanover 9. When a British Subject has received the Royal permission to accepta Foreign Order, he will at any future time be allowed to accept the decoration of a higher class of the same Order to which he may have become eligible by the inâ€" crease of rank in the foreign service or in the serâ€" viceof his own country, or any other distinctive mark of honor strictly consequent upon the acceptâ€" ance of the original Order, and common to every person upon whom such Order 1s conférred. 7. The warrant signifying Her Majesty‘s permisâ€" sion may, at the request and at the expense of the persbn who has obtained it, be registerod in the College of Arms. 4 8. Every such warrant as aforesard shall contain a clause providing that Her Majesty‘s license and permission does not guthorize the assamptien of any style, appelation, rank, precedence, or privilege appertaining to a Knight Bachelor of Her Majesty‘s When such warrant shall have been signed by the Queen, notification thereof shall be inserted in the @azrate, stating the service for. which the Foreign Order has been conferred. If the service has been performed in time of peace, the notifications must be made within two ears after the date of such service., 5. After such notifications shall have been reâ€" ceived, Her Majesty‘s Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs shall, if the case comes within the conditions prescribed by the present Regulaâ€" tions, and arise from nayal or military services beâ€" fore the enemy, refer it to Her Majesty‘s Principal Becretary of State forthe War Department preâ€" viously to taking Her Majesty‘s pleasure thereupon, in order to ascertain whether there may be any obâ€" jection to Her Majesty‘s permission being granted. 2. Such permission shall not be granted to any subject of Her Majesty unless the Foreign Order shall have been conterred in consequence of active and distinguished service before the enemy, cither â€"at sea or in th#l:l ; or unless he shall have been actually and enfffely employed, beyond Her Maâ€" josty‘s dominions, in the service of the Foreign Soveerign by whom the Orderis conferred. 3. The intention ot & Foreign Sovereign to confer upon & British subject the insignia of an Order must be notified to Her Majesty‘s Principal Secreâ€" tary of State for Foreign Affairs, either through the British Minister accredited at the Court of such Foreign Sovereign, or through his Miriister accreditâ€" od at the Court of Her Majesty. A similar reference shall also be made to the commanderâ€"inâ€"chief if the application relates to an Officer in the army or to the Lords of the Adâ€" miralty if it relates to an officer in the navy. 6. When Her Majesty‘s Principal Secretary of State for Â¥oreign Affairs shall have taken the Queen‘s pleasure on any application, and shall have obtained Her Majosty‘s permission for the person in whose favor it has been made to acceptithe Forcign Order and wear the insignia thereof, he shall signify the same to Her Majesty‘s, Principal Secreâ€" tary of State for the Home Department in order that he may cause the warrant required by clause 1 to be propared for the Royal Sign Manual. Dated this Third day of October, A. D., 1867 W. H. FALLS, 4. If the service for which it is proposed to conâ€" fer the Order has been performed during war, the motification required by the preceding clause must be made not later thin two years after the exâ€" change of the Ratifications of a Treaty of Peace. 8, (Page 43.) The Queen has been pleased to direct that the folâ€" lowing Regulations respecting Foreign Orders and Medals shall be substituted for those now in torce : $). Regulations respectingy Foreign Orders. +1. No subject of Her Majesty shall mecept a Foreign Order from the Sovercign of any ‘foreign country, or wear the insignia thereof, without havâ€" ing previously obtained Her Majesty‘s permission to that effect, signified by a warrant under Her Royal Sign Manual. ‘You will find in the to the Appendix recent Edition of Colenial Regulations, page 128, the Regulations respecting the grant of Foreign ‘Orders and Medals to British Subjects, which have been promuigated by command of Her Majesty, and which are now in force. It would be desirable that general publicity should be given to these Regulations in the Colony under your Government, I have the honor to be, Sir, Your most obedient, Humble Eervant, | | (Signed) BUUKINGHAM & CHANDLOS. Governor the Right Honorable Viscount Monek, | It appoars to be not generally known, that Brit« ish Subjects are not entitled to wear such Decorâ€" ations without Her Majesty‘s special permission, and that such permission is granted only in cases in which the Foreign Order shall have been conferred in consequence of active and distinguished service which ‘had been performed before the enemy either at sea or in the field, or in cases in which the recipient shall have been actually and entireâ€" ly employed beyond Her Majesty‘s Dominions, in the service of the Foreign Sovereign by whom the Order is conferred. * (Signed) CLARENDON. Foreign Office, 10th May, 1855. _ 563â€"f. §IR,â€" | y | Cases have not unfrequently occurred in which it has been proposed by Foreign Governments to grant Decorations to British Subjects residing in Her Majesty‘s Colonies. DESPATCH AND REGULATIONS RESPECTâ€" ING FOREIGN ORDERS. Circular, #&o, . &. & CA Mâ€"ADA...â€". NO T 1C E Dowxixc Staxtt, 5th September Becy. & Treas. Hall, Ottawa, cu’o.m.r 9th, 1867. the Bay. _ ons 64 we '“A.ll.t{.lbon 'othb:o bodoufil:m‘;:: i to seen at office o d | enders for each work to be separate and enâ€" dorsed accordingly . the Bi A Platform, six feet wide, on the morth #ride of Mariaâ€"stroot, between Metcalfe and O‘Comnor sts. A Stone Drain in Queenâ€"street, Victoria Ward, fin:u.dl‘ul)nko-ufiut.ud extending towards.â€" “TII.L be received by the Co tion of the City of Ottawa, until I.OQDAY, the Twentyâ€"first dsy of OCTOBER, 1867, at seven o‘clock, p.m., for the following works: _ _ A Platform,six feet wide, on the west side of King street from Rideauâ€"strect to Dalyâ€"stroet. _ _ _ . their creditors, and On Monday, the Thirticth day of September next, They will apply to the Judge of the said Court for a confirmation thereof, In the matter of ALEXANDER CAMERON ALEXANDER CUMMINS,, and ISAAC KERR, trading under the style and firm of CAMERON and CUMMINS, Insolvents. Provincs of Ontario, Dominion of Canada, United Counties of Prescott and Russell. , No'nen is hereby glvew that applica= tion will be made at the next Session of Parâ€" liament or the Legisiature, tor an Act to incorporâ€" Ate certain persous under the name of * The St Lawrence and Ottawa Railway Company," and te vest therein the Ottawa and Prescott Railway witt the lands, rights, privileges, franchises and appurâ€" Aenances thereto belonging or appertaining, with Afull power to convert the several interests of the present proprietors thereof into stock or shares, and to open stock or shareâ€"books, and alzo to enâ€" wble the Company to substitute Bonds or Debenâ€"; turos bearing interest for the several certificates of f the Trustecs under a certain Deed of Smrl'y,‘ heretofore made in and upon the said Railray by ‘ the proprietors thereof, or to confirm such certifiâ€" eaces as Mortgage Bonds, and also to enable the. suid Company to sell or lease the said Railway and its appurtenances, and also for power to extend the line w said Railway, from the City of Ottawa, in either or both of the Provinces of Onâ€" tario and Quebec, and gencrally 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 cither by adoption of certain of the sections of the Railway Act, or by oxprers provision therefor. Ottawa, September 6, 1 532%â€"2m Good and cheap Dye Stuffs, Paints and Oils, Spectacles and %;o Glusses, &c., &c., at the Marâ€" ket Drn?'n &mf u'or;ml M of the e and Mortar. Par Sign of the Spoctacte and Mortar w A Dollar Bottle of Constitution or Canadian Bit tersâ€"the best Doctor for werk stomachs. * 3s. 94. A Dollar Bottle of the Best Hauir Restorer and Colorer in use, CcoMPLETE WITH CHIMNEY WICK, MR!- TROTTER begs to inform her friends that having enlarged her premises by the addition of other nporum of the Desbarats Blolck, which have been fitted up in unexceptionable style. ; _ J2B" A few suites of rooms _ e now ready for the reception of boarders. THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE ‘ to inform his numerous friends and the inâ€" habitauts of the eity and surrounding counâ€" trz. that he has ?nud. at the above stand, where he is prepared to furnish them with a supeâ€" rior article, Readyâ€"made Boots and Shoes. The Custom epartment will receive his spocial attention, Orders from Lumberers promptly atâ€" ended to. * GEORGE MURPHY. Boot L‘Orignal, July 29. 1867. FOURKTH day of SEPTEMBER rext, exe?n howâ€" ever the writs for the Electoral District of Gaspe, and for the Electoral, District of Chicoutimi and Saguenay, which writs will be returnable on the '.l‘WHN‘l"’-FOC!_!Tfl day of October next. VICTORIA, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Quzxs, Defender of the Faith, &c., &c., &c. To all to whom these presents shall comeâ€"GazzEtâ€" ImG : _WIIEI!EAl we are desirous and re« solved, as sobn as m:x be, to meet our geo- ple of our Dominion of Cansda, and to bave their advice in Parliament; We do make known our royal will and pleasure to call a Parliament, and do further declare that by the advice of our Privy Council for Canada, We {pvo this day given orâ€" ders for issuing our writs in due form, tor calling a Parliament in our said Dominion, which write aro to bear date on the SEVENTH day of AUGUST instant, and to be returnable on (go TWENTYâ€" [L8.] Ottawa, Sept. 17, 1867 Ottawa, May 8, 186 1x Trstmiony Wursror, we have caused these our letters to be made patent, and the vt . seal of Canada to be hereunto affized : Wit xk88 our tlfiht u'utly and wellâ€"beloved cousin the Right Honorable Cnartrs Staxuey Visâ€" covst &osc:, Baron Monck of Ballytramâ€" . imon, in the County of Wexford. in the Peerâ€" ago of Treland, and Baron Monek of Ballyâ€" trammon, in the County of Wexford, In“t(e Pseerage of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireiand, Governor General of Canada, &e., &0 , &¢. At our Government House, in our Ci:'f‘ofouawm in our said Doj minion, this 6th day of Aufun. in the year of our Lord, one thousand cighthundred and sistyâ€"seven, and in the thirtyâ€"first year of our reign. + ByCommand, EDOUAKD J. LANGEVIN, Toronto House, Ottawa. Insolvent Act of 1864. HE undersigned have filed a deed of composition and discharge executed by Next door to the Market Drug Store. BARGAINS ! In the County Court of the United Counties of Prescott and Russoll. * A Gallon of Good Coal Oil, W arranted Nonâ€"explotve, By order, TEN DEHDRS MONCK. NOQ. 10, YORK STREET, AT THE CAPITAL and %sme Stare 1 CA D.A D .A.. ALEXANDER CAMERON, ALEXANDER CUMMINS, ISAAC KERR. By tInhj Attorney, ad {ibitum, EDW ARD TAYLOR DARTNELL Clerk of the Crown in Chancery, Canada. INS ! BARGAINS ! A LAMP CANADA. 38. Wx. P. LETT, 498â€"]awâ€".2m City Clerk. 474 Tas Orrawa Tixzs.â€"Printed and Published Our, stock is w'oll“:':glm,u( every w&mnmm on. â€" All orders M étiended to. Alm“wmut{omm Fruits, in 8 Preserves, Potted Meats, Fruits, £s.. Alsty Provisions, Bugar ‘Cured Hams, Spiced mufl‘:; nou-d, B rl' c‘M l‘l::oo. .L': w » m 4 m Mertrings, Table c«ux, Digby Herrings, «, &C. Chocolate and Cocon Spices, Mustards, Essenâ€" ces, Syrups, Pickles, Sauces, Vinegars, and Bottled Consisting of Teas, Gunpowder, Old Hyson, Y Hyson: m)ion Twankay, Biack, Maira Fize bup" Preaises mu.“‘nm_‘_“..u ditto, ‘Ovlong, APPHOAI!O’ will be made to the Municipal of the Township of Gloucester at its on the first Saturduy in November next, for passing of a Byâ€"law to establish & public h’"" forty feet wide, and open the smine across Lot No. 15, in the 4th Conâ€" cession of Gloucester, Ottawa Front, as laid out by John Brown, Township Road Survey or. *_ _C. BILLENGS, 4 â€"___ _ _ Township Clerk, Gloucester. CROCERY COOps DALGLISH & RUSSELL We the undersigned inhabitants of Templeton have used the above named compound in many cases, and mml{“.mu it to the public for a trial, as it has mere expedient and efâ€" fectual than u‘n.odynod by us. TempJetonâ€"Modeste lluul.lr-kmm purâ€" ging : h Tarner, Fever; A. Pote different M;‘ -lWI_hn._ rheumatism ; T. Blanchette, man and animals; R. McElroy, sunstroke ; J dttawaâ€"W i'g'.'ic-.ll w x,.;..d 3 n'r un . . lae 4 y, J. M. T Sold by W. Hearn,J. Skinner, and other drugâ€" "3.-6. June 3€ MET. sT0v of time. Corns, and a ing " for several weeks. Ro'.:r-v‘o of l::u"h’ eptirely 3"'""" by an application for a short length of me. It ncts as magic on horse flesh in all cuses, and also on all uther beasts. No family should be without it, as there will be no dungor of disease ;Inn -aod‘: unnu::‘:hh the :“ll.: Care. one genuine without above Bole Proprictor, H. 9. KELLUG:__ _ PIOII.IOI KKE 96 Life Presery ing :!:rnlblo Oo-md unmversal care for man beast, vhial-flm immediate relief, and ww trial to convincé the most. skeptical. ly by rubbing, internally by mixing with milk or uyt.ih' to suit the trste or clear. One teaspoontul, a full dose, fever and ague, and all fevers, old sores, fresh cuts and bruises, burns, toul stomach. Dyspepsia, by mixâ€" ing with one glass Highwines ; rheumatism of all kinds, Delirinm Tremens. Persons drunk msse sober in half an bour by two doses, and in fact almost every ailment cured in a very short space EVERY MAXN HIS OWK DOCTOR. Ni Â¥....... Front pt 24 NE 49 3k Pii morning _excepted) at apnk oo en hn of Carleton C. W ty . s r.} Rerserneeenszsnes 8 § of NW ; 2., Rear pt 3.......... l-.-’Oripn'l.o!:':." 18e7. { § mp-b'u-ua.m's-m;w, 1867.. w38413 Ottaw May 22, 1867 Front pt 3. 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PROVINCE OF ONTARIO, Bi’ Virtue of ; United Counties a"W arrant is of Prescott and Russell. sued by the Warâ€" den of the said United Counties bearing date the Twentieth day of SEPTEMBER, one thousand eight hundred and sixtyâ€"seven, and to me directed for the ecliection of the arrears of taxes due for five years and upwards, upon the tollowing lands in the said Counties. These are therefore to give notice that unless the said taxes, together with all lawfo] charges be soomer paid, I shall, on MONDAY, the Thirticth day of DECEMBER next, at eleven w‘clock, in the forencon, at the COURT BOUSE, in the TOW N of L‘ORIGNAL, rrocoed to sell by PUBLIC AUCIILON, the said lands, or #o much thereof as may be suflicient to discharge such ar. rears of taxes and charges incurred : _ TCOR TA X ES ORL PL24 .................. .. 160 S1 63 3 09 54 W rs.. 5 50 25 01 2 4327 K 4 W:sccccmrerisicsscrcess 1« ~P0 20 07 2 30 B2 Ll. .. 100 27 01 2 48 29 B M rcsrescrarremmccemes ~ ‘ BP 18 9D /2 14 16 ru‘r Sumirsisssisire:»«« 8 160 50 38 3 06 53 W 4 Sb sresmmsvrrmcscciecs t P â€"# BB ~% 00 I1 All of the above lands are patented. J. W. MARSTON, f Treasurer, United Counties of Prescott & Russell RE NOW IN RECKIPT oF THELR ‘new and varied assortment of 1 29 TOWNSHIP OF EAST HAWKESBURY. 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