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ENCE AND . RAILWAY, !M'.b Prescott YRDOE8, t at 600 a 1 . at Brockuil sad 9.30 1 m and 6.1 caummmmmiph e ERTH BRANCH» LEAYVE, PERTH A,. M.«â€"â€"TRAINS 1 orth at 7. amn a% ith‘s Falls at 4# 2 m1 vÂ¥E sMITWS FAL AR As Â¥ TIMKE mmith‘s Falle at 8. * Porth at 9.35 a UTH AND Rage 4 n for lsland Pang _ bove tramms all rum ME TABLE, Ne 4 ox Moxpar, Jose 2#, NÂ¥AIN ‘LINE heroby given, that ! ER DUPUII, has ie forkds. _ t W A.. Ottaw ®. ‘otations at...,,_ the serious loss a Â¥CoCKs« Public, t W A wreeec ++ 3:00 & y . 730 p m, #:40 * n with trains on with the steame: , #O. MONXDAY . _!'f."_t!: 't_"l.- i ~=~, ean be had at KR A 1LWw® *Â¥ caxan}"* ! .!Om e Us *@seneus *Â¥ @0040 § I . §# *# Â¥ l@ t £ t l . Ԥ % Vetemmary Infirmary gttached for nok and lame ‘horses, unider the direct managetment of | .A 0. F. comxfi Â¥.8, . Member of the Ontario V Ci,,b’ Wv.tumawmefia;un. V. %. to the County of C | Agricultural i of the above named articles, and 4 m‘o’nhmy. we ars in a position to give every one perfoct satisiaction. The advanâ€" Ingss afforded to every one are such as n oply :ouou from our Continental merchants, as aell our goods at a vory small aavance on cost. l"O:l:‘hmn every one a cluo.; our '?' Coffees, wes havre imported Tin Hermeâ€" Uo Cattess and Boxes, 'Iicb”::ll pm‘og the Hteogth aad farour of the abore named articles, and will contain 5, 10, 20, 2$ ibs and ayw ards. We wiil pay the darriage on two 10 lb or fouar 5 ? Cattees, to the nearest Express or Steambont poisonous substances. btn for four 5 1b boxes, tww 12 ib bozes, or one 20, or 25 ib box sent -nh? free to Railway Station in Canads. %o. will hohv:di--«nuolyn receipt of the order by m«il containing money, or the money can be collect od on delivery K express man, where there are of $10, to sare expeme it will be better c send money with the order, Where a 25# ib box would nuo-oh.huh-mudubh: together could wod for four 5 ib boxes, or two 121b boxes. We send them to one address carri paid, and mark each bor plainiy, so that each y get their own Tes. We warrant all the Toea wo seil to give entire ntisfaction. If they are u.uluuvy&ovou be returned at our expe ben chosen tor their intrinsis wouth, keeping in “b‘ll.m‘y.m a high dogree of re is drinking them. .l=. fo'éo o--llou“ ;‘No r.m a saviag to t 18e t Th. Our Teas are pat up a;..fl-..l'b 20 ll: ‘_lrt-.pdm warranted pure and t‘n from TT Nfeas andi Coloos, Allor one year‘s trial hure been pronounsed by the most reliable men to bolthe fnest quality, chean and free froin all substance, so often used in the tos trade, Seing importers of the above named articles. and "‘A':.-nm- m; Tenm Mum.: ; very good for PM"Beware otf podiars "':"m our mams, or offering our Feas in small packages. %Msmt. | Nots the Addressâ€"The Toa Company Mospitalâ€"st., Montreal. _ â€" Ageont for Ottawa, ® JOSEPH MOONEY, _ â€" P Russell Housa Hlook: . 'l‘lAl UEA t TEA : COFFER! â€" Conrprerr Taidg a.u receipt of money, or money cas be by Express or Steambont Agent. Where Mete is no Express or Steamboat Landing.we will j Tes only sold b An excellent Mi l.“~ G -“' mic â€"o";-".. through a mistake. g uo CC pross or Steam boat Land i will mad soods per Stagoe. Parfies mnst-."f'z..u mading in an order for Ten or more will ?‘Num‘ own choice in ul:mu out o smbjoin a list of our prices: * E+ _‘ _ > ~â€" PAKCK PEA | _ PS Hospitabâ€"si., Montragh. "6Br Pnd * R Our Teas, after the most severe tests by the best nedeal authorities and jadges of Toa, have been m‘ to be quite pure, a:.fm m aad nh-rh*nphnouu 4““ wed to improve the appearance of Toa. They are meqailed for strengh and Aavout. *hpy have BLIC'K BA. 5?.1!9,!*9-_«9 ow -o"’-‘f‘-"-'.'.‘-t"n‘.' 9e,M00; Fine Fiavoured Now Season do, 55¢, 606 Ennk Rronert ns ayrne 3 avored do, 600 ; Very Fine An, do, 13¢; Jupan, Good, bOo, 35¢, Repaslarpe o0 ct 100 b0n ho tte . 4. | l’-â€"-‘;l-.u-. 65¢; Noung Hyson, §00, 600 45c, do, 15, Very Fine, 45¢; 3u 6 a * . Superfine .-al\;u_.fl;'ho powder, 850; Extra h .ula.r 4 t Common gou, Strong Tos.... Â¥ine Fiavoured New Season do ui gx, 4t t0.«...«_..l......_lll@u.. Wt d s rmmmmipiemmmmmeen 1 PC ATTCC NCw oeul Exceilent Pull Flavoured .. dR‘ trannrenientioun Supertine and Very Choice..... Frastâ€"Crass Rlnl;o-:;n D*;nn’mnfl Medical aitendance to regulat boarders free of NP en sAGemrieritTnance remcnrennemenmntenrnenznnce CREEX 1£1, i 'h “ "“'-n-.nuu-uu.nn..u.-.uuo. _â€"| â€" warREx‘srIFPE ORGAXNS, | . OMJANS and MELODEONS from the J-m.. tories in the United States, excelling in finish and: tone anything ever brought into this country. > fqh&oi-olumw, SPPRICES LOW & TERMS LIBERAL "@eq P I '.- .-"IIA.I. Our Teas The wholo Dominion should bay thert tess of the lmporters, â€" [ .} TRE MONTREAL TEA COMPANY C 1 P yâ€". cAsve yre PIA at Mn.'vo.fic:f"““'“ P-‘a‘. J. L. ORME & #0% retfully call the atteation of the public to ifleont stock of | ©___ AND MELODEONS, / , * i .n-ap"'-”-rh,hc 1 *utetvenseenesents a NOâ€"F OR T ES, OR G TEA COMP A NYV. VOLIV messnessessccssenss PC 42, 0 Af, O vessentssssssssee««» O 20, 0 28, 0 the iescs 0 18, 0 23, 0 A. 0. AUDY & CC __‘_ic! 301, P. 0., Ottaws, « COFFEE! (COFFEE! COPFFEEK. Teas. e Gubbin® tagetbhe sould . or Iwo lln bom::u.d }pfl. and mark each h y get their own Tes. 0% sell to .h: entire e sa.isfactory can K PEA. ® tand, was sent out in this ‘cireular sequaily e "'r.c'.'n-?umn * shd. runnirs tatng ‘wor ll.' in small ,-..n.... nmhofim W H EAsTONX â€"To the Montreal Toa Montreal ; We notice of Toea that we have ot the Domin your basiness so your 18as are out of the lur ony had cccasion to , Vidas, Fiuike, & subst so often s of l‘::"#hy are wour. They have l:m!h. l‘ ng in dogree o re o smallost ible m--out 18e to $, 12, 13, 20 and pure and :i«rnn n.::n 5 ib boxes, > sent carrh ‘anads. %u m cipt of the order by ney can be collect * seading MmaRers. | and Summer Stock of Feet West .# AGANS, | . l;.‘o-phbhmml \ Fawine bartfneâ€" LATEST AND BEST Sn ling in Ja asd= In Ladies‘, Misses, Children this country. | and Boy‘s Wear. © purchasery., } ‘“l'lo“dni as -u:l is chosen with Wart ve sstisfact: 3 LIBERAL®@®C ) $PiTCes u;mq O&Pl‘l’lflOl | | \_ A :uo supply of Luambermen‘s W iins. Fiulls. to.. | on h NO}jP ‘a1lI. t CO. lfy.mg.u_"nlhn‘k”o‘. | call at OOMEARA & Co.‘s. If you want a good suit of Clothes, readyâ€"made, for §6, 38 f . call at QO‘MEARA & Co.‘s. um;fl;uuhm&‘l’. eall at O‘ MEARA & Co.‘s. OUR MOTTO I8 ' QUICK SALES & LIGHT PROFITS. ALEX. DUFF.â€"___ _ _ ___ O‘MEARA 4 00; examine our stook. The Annual General Meeting of the Canada Cantral RKallway Company will be held at the Company‘s OMee, in the City of Oltaws, on #RLDAY, the THIRTEENTH day of AVGUST next, at tweire o‘slock, noon, of which all persons interested are betoby required to take notise, WX & wWORSLEY, Canada Contral Railway Ofice, Ottaws City, Ontario, Having one of the largest stocks in the city, we beg to call the attention of those wishing to arail themselves of the above low prices to call and PAIOD!I'. EPILEPTIC CURE, For the relief and cure of .Il-p‘fi Bt. Vitus Dance, Puerporal Hysteria, &0., #o. Thu ation is from the recipe of a celebrated Physician, and the very groat success which has attended its use in case, and where ‘Nt .a-u\uumu..gumu.mw ubscriber to give it every possible publicity. The eall at O‘MEARA & Co.‘s. If you want any White Dress Shirts, Under Shirts, Drawers, Hosiety, &6., 63 call at O‘MEARA & Co.‘s. awoall, and seeit they cannot ofer you greater lg‘uoudflhn"n'nl.n e‘sewherse in the If you want any Linen or Lustre Coats from $1 a very large and varied assortment of LADIEY, GENT*3, MISBES‘ & CHILDREN‘s DRESS & WALKING mm We ‘would call the especial stténtipn ‘of the ~ N* LA D I E 8, "Ca To u(_?'tud‘m a Arstâ€"rate artiole for $1. AL80, To our Pruneils Balmoral, for.................. $1.28. wP" BANKRUPT sTOCK. We We have still on hand a portion of Messrs. F G & C A CROSBY‘3 stook which is in pertect condiâ€" tion and suitable for the season, which we will actually soll for loss than cost tor oash. 4 A l;l."e.“i.ldflt stock and prices is respestfully BV P A J STEPHESS & Co late F G & C A Crosby, SI‘:Sr the I..*cll Boot, 81 Sparkest., Contre would call your special attention to his Splendid ASSORTMENT of PRUNELLA BOOTSâ€"Bat. toned, Laced and Congress. § BQJOQOTS A N D 8. H O ES, ye 3 fak SPRING AND . 8UMMER, d g9nxss ncor FOR ALL WEATHERS." PATENT CONGRESS, sEAL CONGRESS, FINE ENGLIYH BOX TOED CONGREsSS, HANDâ€"MÂ¥ADE, and gther new styles, CAPITAL BOOT AND SHOE STORE, ‘lmu“l:(or:ll -ym“‘m n general that I am now receiving m and Summer Stock of Feet Woear , which be inand complete in every department, representing and Boy‘s Wear. © _ f .:lo“dul as un;l is ch..vlfipu:“ul: Wart v® m PMicks DerviNa comraeririon. " * A :fl' supply of Lambermen‘s Wour always on h and. Orders taken for all sorts of work, Oaly the best workmen employed; _ _ _ _______~= * BOOTsSs ~ A ND 3sHOEKS|! 0 ME ARA & CO., ANADA CENTRAL . RAILWAY COMPANY. NOTICE. LATEST AND BEST STYLES T HE RED, BOOT, BOOTS AND SHOES3 THE NEW STYLES NEWEST STYLES â€" PTHR JUST RECEIVED STKRPHEXS & CO‘YÂ¥, 8 U M N E R, ° Cloths, Tweeds, &¢., JUST GIVE YORK STREST, AÂ¥ AF GEORGE MURPHY. ‘sa, Men‘s poupty Py â€"ir N ammznieg uy ~»artrwnn p ~orr +o atunar ~wui. b haminir . l w Buits and General Goode, which i en porentpese o aemuge hulu&nh.hnlhu‘« in the Gentleâ€" maa‘s Tr for many years), he hopes to give pertfect satisfaction. . mm m-mu'utpm;:‘mu' oving correct care hlnbdmuml-m eity and provineial references; also from Noew York and other districts of the Union. His general scule of prices is very mederate, Genis® excellent Faved stie g10, g1d, e 00 000C m FOR CASH ONLY.- § ie Abmunment infaatanst "mm'f sewed on, Youths‘ muits tasteâ€" will be exccuted stMotly to the time P < T. RAJOTTE. to intorm them and the public generally, that ::Tu reâ€"opened his mum-r::' m’»on stand with an extensive stock of FIXSTâ€"CLASS MATERILAL & FASHION ABLE DESIGNS, suited to the present season, and having secured the serviâ€" ces ot a lut;clun-u«.who hchl“mf ten yoars experience in leading houses in Oxfordâ€"st., Lonâ€" don, is enabled to supply a want long felt in Ottaws. shall be wanting on 2is part to merit a o the patronage '.‘."‘.!’.'.!""“-‘" MERCHANT TAILOR, xÂ¥ BELL/S BLOCK, Opposite the Russell Houwse, Ot To (leneey thmnke n 90 thends hos paod o vore. n.u as good COAT HANDVS, to whom the big wages will be paid. None but frstâ€" tlass need apply. ‘ . #d cl_'o_uty’.pohm American - No. 60 Bparkeâ€"st, â€" â€" f ‘Gentlomen leaving their orders for Garments, can hate them made under the superintendence A SPLENDID STOCK ur cLoTus . FOR SUMMER: WEAR, ° | l-', Silk Mixtures, Qloouh and Canadian «_ TWEEDS, * may now be seen at the | + "'on- of Queen‘s Printer, An entirely Canadian institutionâ€" perfect security I have this ‘dni."dopalud with the Receiverâ€" General, Twenty Thousand Dollars in additron to the above Fitty Thousand, -a&l,u Seventy Thouâ€" lllLlhllnn ($70,000) U. 8. Bonds, 6s of ‘81 The Hon. Coi. l.ld;:lb:m. I.P..‘:u bo: appointed to tor the Dom 1og n leget mations it oo hnd l ges i 6 : QUEBEC. {, RESKE Bpecial ‘;bm parchasing on Â¥ (Gl m:rmmu.a_csa.,g.u,n, 0}_‘1‘ Iron, Fire Bricks, Fire Clay, &c., &0. . â€" a l‘loggu qunero nerenesc®s. Celebra Messrs Totu &n Garneau, Wholesale Dry Goode “'m Merchants. «* P to Insurcrs, and immedi Ottaws, Des. 8, 1868, LIBE IN8URANCE COMPANY OP MALINE: No: 104. The tollowing Insurance Com has recsived & u(;â€"- to transact the buhuo'fino Insuranot in Cagada : â€" Mo. 33. The UNION MUTUAL LLFEINSUR ANCE COMPANY, of Maine. % Deposit in U & ds of ‘81â€"$50,000; B, K. CORWLN, General Agent, 6t; John, N.B â€" For the Minister of Finance > JOHN LANUTON, F.ux CaRBRAY, â€" . COMMISSION MERCHANT FORWARDER, GENERAL AGENT, &o., *‘ No. 3, 8t. Peterâ€"st.., Â¥ i. QUEBEC. Bpecial given to the purchasing on Commission = Forwarding of Conts, Bait, Pig Iron, Fire Bricks, Fire Clay, &c., &o. â€" _ James G Ross, Keq, General Merchant, Viceâ€" President Quebec Bank,. . Hon David E Price, M L C, Merchant. _ . «* Bugene Chiimc, Esq, Merchant, President La Banque National, . Mon Thos McGreevy, M L C, Viceâ€"Prosident Unton Bank, ~ . 10444 Acunst, . gpnovincrar insvRAncr. MALCOLM CAMERON, May be obtained CHEAP. by calling at the COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE, C " No. 60 Bparkeâ€"st., 43.3m A. GRAHAM & CO. Made with NEATNESS and DEsSPATCH at i2 & B. R. CORWIN,. _ % + Manage Ottawa, November 7, 1868. averl OATS, PANTS and VESTS ELECT TAILORING. COMMERCIAL WAREHROUSE, EXTLEMXEX!S GARMENITSs EW MILLINERY, K1IONX MUTUAL COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE, No. 60 Sparkeâ€"st., f m * / ‘A. GRAHAMX & CO. h l E2 " .U "'a‘ “I ET lgmwm eakis o . BM1TH, Baenkâ€"st., Nvu inform her ire and friends that she has received her fushions, and is now prepared to supply & 6 4 6# # 6 a 646 6 4# Fimazons Derastuest; Ottawas, 12th October, 1868 A. GBRAHAM & CO,, Commercial Warehouse, © No. 60 Sparks st. " 1043.3m A. GRAHAM & CO, his friends that nothing payment of claims. P18f form her | (which has already been comvicted of borr« t seppiy | enitea Bugonber" Poa id Wierprotatmient Ibertâ€"sis. | chasers should be careful to ask for lut.:':' u.ud.l.::. which is sold by all respec 1018f \m d Grocers in town and country, OTTAWA, WEDNESDAY, JULY Pancreatine Powder, bottles, 2s, 3s 64, and 1226d. Pancreatine Wine,bottles Js,5s N.B.â€"Pancreatine Wine is the best vehicl taking Cod Liver Oil. Li s Aozatsâ€"Messers. F.O1ai 11 & Co#, ! Â¥V s , * _ ~ . COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FORWARDERS, | | peat tns 1% f l | Wheat, Corn, Flour, Oatmeal, Porfl, | s OTTAWA, _ ’ : End of Little Sussexâ€" E_ TINE mg-?.i{ effects the DIGKSTION and AS@*MILATION of COD LIVER OIL, the fit eaten at meals, &o. In digestive activity, suâ€" Oash anced on goods consigned tor ir Ilnhul.:.‘ Pu-pu.mllsuunl.“ in To Tocuists.â€"The m“ .o::.u. Mvt‘:qt.t. fiw % Au,’ The remarkable success which has ns»utt‘;o introduction of the celebrated Concentrated ‘Lye into Canadian market, by the -’E&ii;fi"f{.’.: eited the cupidity ot an unprincipled firm in fown UNITED STATES, __ _ _ _ _ _ _ PRINCE EDW ARD‘S I8SLAND, dutio lr DOII.I‘HON OF the past nine years. THO8E Cll-l‘ul EV PERFECTE LA8ST PERFECTED SPECTACLES, _ | haveafter years of experience, experiinent, and th.cd d_rgl.lt:‘ol costly machinery, been enabled to GRAND DESIDERATUM, | Perfect Spectacles, which have peen sold with unlimited satisfaction Cl.l5 ___._. to the wearers in the . _« Of great effcacy in cases of Asthma and Olnd.gnuln'l. «â€"â€"Dublin Journal Medical Sciâ€" . SIGHNTE .. s}) _ There is nothing so valuable as PERFECT MIGHT, AND PEREFECT SMGHT ean only be obtained by using _ _ PERFECT SPECTACLES, the dificalty of procuring whichis wiut oCCULISTS: & OPTICIANS, _ _ Harttord, Conn.. manufactarers of the celsbrated THE BLESSING OF PERFECT MESSRS. LAZARUS & MORRIS IN DLA W aREHO U E, No. 18, Riosaver, 0 > i : And for sale cheap, by > opf c|. W. Norwax‘s, Mercaureâ€"strart EVERY DESCRIPTITIOIN YOUNG & R A D F O R D, ho u49 ET ABAs OME _ . i en diu'luua. MoRRLS & 00., | _ PM"We employ no pedlars. ] ‘ And a full stock of Choise Family Gt OlavaNer. i 1908. y NLARGED PORTRAITURFK . Grocertes. UST ‘I,lcll YED, . A8SE AND COMFORT: R _ 1NDIGESTIONâ€"â€"P A NCR 8 A« ~H. KASTONX & CO., QAUTION TO THE PUBL. . T. ~BROWNE & CC _ Wholesale and Retail, COLOURED AND PLAIN, ‘ELEBRALIEV PERFECTEUV 8 TACLES & | NEVER TIRE THE EYE, j AXD ANY YEARs3 WITHOUT CHA: COLOURED AND iEifi: COLOURED AND PLAIN, EDW ARD‘S ISLAND, t and DUMINION OF CANADA, lnnthe mask whins snn us t RATED LYE. \Fo. ASTHMA, 3 p2 and Chronic Bronchitis| : DATU RA TAT-U#A, . Affiirds Immediate Relicf. s A remedy of great power and At TUE AT Spirit Mer (GE, 108 for have this day made a furtherâ€" is : CALL OF TEN PER CENT. ot the additional capital stock of the said comâ€" m{, which call they require the holders of such stock to pay to the undersigned at the OFFICK of W. M. MATHESOAN, Esq., in this city, on Saturday, the Fourteenth day of August GLOUCESTER ROAD COMPANY. Notice is heroby given that | > _ _ THE DIRECTORS Of the Ottawa and Gloucester > 2 |..5., No.: _: Dated this fitteenth day of July, 1869, PURE GREASE or tez CANADA BEAR, has been long known as a most valuable toile article, and a constantly increasing demand is a guarantee of its high reputaiion. j It is delightfully perfumed, and is eminert for promoting a 1 ant growth of the hair, and permanently maintalniog its beauty. . Its nourishing ies effectually prevent the hair from falling off or turning gray. _ . ° C oo uabe 2 uio d o omm Ne tC The lessee of the bridge shall have no claim on the Government for any encroachment or "fi posed encroachment on his privilege by any priâ€" vate.individual, or in consequence of any ferry or ferries now or which may in future belicensed, or in any other way. Purchaser to pay the. Aucâ€" tioncer‘s Commission, * J BERMINGhHA V, â€"_ Ottawa, 9th July, 1869, THOS WORTHINGTON, lector ol inland KRevenue in Ottawa, § The purchaser before obulnlnf roqonlcn shall enter into a lease for one year with two approved sureties for the due n:" prompt payment of the rent, and for the protection and safe keeping of the Bridge, Toll House and all other roperty thereto belonging and connected tlunwl& and also that the bridgo shall be kept clean and free from Department of Inland Revenue, By order, 1101244‘ nllreu and rubbish of every descripiion in the summer season, and dnrin{ the winter season from snow, with the exception of not more than six inches in the roadway. , â€" _ â€" EVANS, MERCER &\CU., Montreal, proprie tors; and sold by all druggists and perfum: I ® o d oo t d o e l down, as well as the Auctioneer‘s Commission of 2} per cent, before the lease is executed, and the remainder after the execution ofthe lease, in equal monthly instalments in advance, Boy.bh on the first day of every month, at the GBice of the Colâ€" lector of inland Revenue in Ottawa, , tions of the lease, shall beâ€"aeclared the Eeia::: The price or rent of the tolls shall paid as gollon, vh:'â€"rln‘por cent 9! tb! purchase money Po ‘l‘ol% of the UNION . SUSPENSION BRIDGE at OTTAW A, for the year commencing en the Jst of A% 1869, and oulnfi Sist July, 1870,will be sold byâ€"Auction, at the Toll House, on TUESDAY, the 27th. JULY, inst, at 3 o‘clock, p m. The followinfi sums h been returned to the Customs and Inland Revenue. Departments as the tolls eoilected at this bridge the last ; four years, ending 31st December respectively :â€" . CONDITIONS OF SALE 2s ~ The tariff of tolls is not to be increased over the present rates. i & ”‘%I;: tolls shall be put up at the upset price of .i‘lo.hlghm bidder complying with the condiâ€" tions of the lease, shall be‘declared the nurch azer. 1 L2 1 ho t ea it n n n e h w o o e w n o + ++ 4 + +0 u0 + no 00 lm.uunuuonuuuu-uutnuun.-u‘dn-um ECTâ€"esreceeres Seaferrersesoeteosrenprersestestieree o messe And for the last 6 months ending 31st June of the current year............. June 15, 1869. Further information can be had from dfi\A‘ut at the Bprings, > © N 1865 6 A Sketch of the Business of the Dominio Parliament, and of the several Local Le gislatures, with fu‘l and accurate reports of the principal speeches delivered . during .the Sessions of thore bodies. 11L The Finmls'l Affairs of the Dominion. f IIL The Church in Canada. _ °; f IV Retrospect of Literature, Art and Science. V Journal 0o: Remarkable Occurrences. VI Promotions, Appointments and Changes in the Public bervice; University Honours, &c. _ VIIL Obituary of Celebrated Persons. VIIL Public Documents and Staté Papers of Importance. |â€" delay as possible, to prepare the volumes for 1867 and 1868, M * It is hoped that the undertaking will receive that encouragement which iis importance deserves. The annual history which the Rditor proposes to publish will be qf great value to all interested in the ftuture of our country, . p Should the Register be as well received as the Editor hopes he will spare no effort to justify fature support. All that labour and impartiality can accomplish will be done to ensure the success of his work. He has been promised assistance by men in different parts of the Dominion whose supacity is undoubted. He intends, with as little The volume for 1867 will contain 350 pp, R vo, and will be bound in cloth. . Price two dollars, v HENRY J. MORGAN. Ottawa, June 7, 1869. 1069 (The Montreal Printing and Publishing Com» pany, Printers.) _ ; j somse Itis believed by the undersigned that the time has arriyed for the publication in Canada of an ANNUAL RECORD OF ‘ PUBLIC EVENTs, similar to that which has been so long published, and is so well known in Eogland. â€" The rapid strides of the Dominion are attracting the atten . tion of the civilizea world; It will be the aim of the Editor to chronicle each year the leading evrents‘ ‘-‘:}pm; succeeding each other in the tormation of our national character and national greatness. : & s The editor proposes to commenceâ€"with the birth and infancy of theâ€"Canadian Confederation. Th . first volume of his Registrar will therefore contain the following : _ ~ 1 A preliminary sketch of the proceedings in the B.;N. A. Provinces in 1864565 and ‘66 which. led to Confederation. _ _2 Anaceount of the London Colonial Conferâ€" ence oflm._ok | 1: : t m shi .42 20. L ‘I uo esns . # 3 Toe Debates in the English P:rlllmoit on the Union of the B A Colonies, &0. § 4 The formation of the Local Governments _ 6 The Goneral Election and its Issues, with the names of the successful and unsuccessfual candidlates, and‘the number of votes polied fo each respectively. | . 1867, including : I The Political and Parliamentary History of AVAGES URMNA. TTAW A eeeeteenenennnnnnnnne0nbe8 tbese 000 @sresesesessems meeee en e ne e ne e n e ns ME CANADIAX ANNUAL REGISTER. Vommissioner,. 1099,.2awtd By order, Company W, H. FALLS, EDW SCOTT, ssssessserecres ‘3;000 B6 28, 1869 Soc.â€"Treas. 1075.3m BRIDGE i;bg‘; 25 167 19 §1wh 2,522 15 @iMfi gB Water Wheel, invented b{ James el, and known as the«@Leffol Wheel." We have also obâ€" ligsted ourselverto furnish the same facilities for mapuefacturing to ‘no other parties Canads. Without the information we have &vcn r. Glep, no one can successfully our Wheels, and we advise J»rfiu in Canada to purchase opur Wheels of no other manufacturer. r. Glen‘s! facilities mlm?uud. ana we feel sure he will build a Wheel that will give perioct sajisfaction, We therefore commend him to the public of Canaâ€" da with entire confidence, feeling sate he will manufacture a Wheel in all respects equal to our own. â€" Bigned, JAMES LEFFEL & CO, WARRANTY. 6 Our W heels are warranted to work to ¢ntireâ€"satâ€" isfaction, if pn{pofly put up, run, and‘ â€" care of,â€"â€"and then if they do not perform to the entire satisfaction of the purchaser, after runn|ng them 60 days, lhr:{ unu:mn the wheels to us, and we will pay freight, ways, and retund altpay~ ments made to us thereon, This guarantee will be strictly adhered to. â€" _ We call especial attention to our su Gear ing ot slhklndl for m:eh.l‘n“ our . Wh ll:i made light, and ada to the speed at ch the \’:coll run, P\‘": caution purchasers| against using heary shafting and puh:r & P We also manufacture ail kinds) of Saw and Flour . Mill Machinery, including Steam Engines and Bollers, K sh and 4')umiu-¢ ':-hy * Sawerigs, â€" Shafting, les and H-fm, Also shufla Machines snd Jointers, grumng achines, xnifo-Gnmrl, achinery, Washington Hand Printing Qordon‘s Power Press, Taylor‘s Cylin and Blake‘s Patent Steam Pumps uuloru containing fall information free to all applicants. . Addressâ€" F., W. GLEN, Presic 959â€"1awim osSHAW A The " ELEY BQXER" are the carâ€" tridges known, carrying their own i and being made wholiy of metal, are waterproof and lnR:hlnblo in any climate. s ue abve cartridge onses (ompty) ofdei1 sizes, I 0. 8;".--â€" lvl" vwv-'â€"; and other mnu'. _.Also Cartridges for setting Circular Sawerigs, U and for the different :{lt‘fll‘ ot Breackâ€"loading Rifles, can be had with or without suitable Bullets and Machines for finhbh.‘ the Cartridges. BOXER CARTRILDGES of +450 bore tor Revolâ€" ving Pistols, used in her ulj..:{'l Ns C‘OPP!R RIM FIRE CA rawg of all sizes, for Bmith & We®*son‘s, Tranter‘s, and other Pockst Revolvers. A._:: y 7‘“'0 ;f‘ other PLN CAKTRIDGES for Lefaucheoux lvors of 12â€"m., Â¥.â€"m, and 7â€"m. bore. L 4 CENTKAL FiRE and PIN FIRE!CARTâ€" RIDGES for all sizes and syscoms of , Rifles, ndlevd‘vvou. oof nd E. B. Cape, P Double W aterproof a % s Wire Cartridges, Felt Gun W“d_il‘l-f:';. Bropci and c-'r&iit: es, Felt Gun Waddings for Bre Mussle ers, and every description of and Military Ammunition. June 4, 1869. We take pleasure in mtormn’ thae public of Canada that we haveâ€"sold and “fil Mr. F. uzx, of Oshawa, Ontario, Patterns), Formers, Drewings, G.l:‘“' and all other |¥‘infor- mation,;to build our celebrated Doub rbine We are the on? manufeacturers who Gan furnish the genuine «Leffel Whee!l" in Canady», as will be seen by the following certificate : feet and economucat water wheel in use. CEO. MAYES, â€" COPPER PLATE PRI ER, Bank Street, Centre T ‘ Between Sparks & Queen S at \ Bile of Exchange, Bill He Cars, bex Prinkes in the areatneth, Jopnrnmu. § MACHINE W OR ~, ESTABLISHED 1851, 3 JOSEPH HALL MANUFACTURING Co. A * PROPRIETORS } Manutaccore" Leffel‘s Celebrated .American Double Turbine Water Wheels, the most per. adapted for tailoring, carriage trimming, boot .nd‘::‘:(rlmu making, and are unrivalled foi" such purpo es, . Call and examine the Adjustable Hea ving Presser Foot, and admirably ad apt sure Bar. . Circulars and samples of sewing sent on application, ; * are the best in the world for family uul as they halke SEA on pie a mm 00B C B 9 t T e d oi ie o e en e e -'ll" hem, fell, tuok, cord, bind, gather and.quilt in a manner that defies competition. ‘They are the only machires in the world to which can be apâ€" Bliod the delicate Buttonâ€"hole Attachment and rnamental Stitch Embroidery Cloth Plate. â€" Call and See our. NEW TUCK CREAEER and GUIDE, Price, $2.00. 2 / N.B.â€"â€"Sewing done to order, and ln; ¢ and silk for all machines constantly on G. AI.O:Vl?lLTON.w in 2 â€"st. West, and 37 Sns:!s-ot.. Ottaws. _| ‘ . R. W. STEPHEN, Manager for Ottawa Office. Wlu:n.:l & WILSON St Alb U 227 35. rnooc ©+.00, R { THE HOWE SEWIN@ MACHIKES ;DUQA'I‘!OI, CLASSICAL AND GENE S.Eâ€" W I N G ‘M A C HI LEYS AMMUNITIUN. dnlonderner en itnere on Ith da & sad Mastorâ€"Revd J F Srazer, fiA, . ~ ELEY BROTHERS, GRAY‘8 INN ROAD, LO: )‘ .. WHOLESALE ONLY. 0 S HAWA, ONTARID, THB BOXER CARTRIDGES for Sniderâ€"Enfield of: 77 bore, and for the n."{b' and Martiniâ€" Henry Rifles of +450 bore, adopt Menry Rilles of +450 bore, & ed by Her Majosty‘s War partment, also of 500 for | u.sl.l with 'o.l'.i.’.i:i un M“'“or‘ :wm-ong or o’a Sewing Machine y Rifles. 4 1, ;ATIBMOP CENTRALâ€" RE METALLIC CARTRIDâ€" $8, with enlarged base for Eramorizup, Onro, Dec. 25th, 186%. oil W. C. CLARK, Professor of Music and 'zufiy of Piano, Voice and Harmony. Musc Rooms w. O‘Connorâ€"stâ€", corner of Slaterâ€"st., Cenâ€" owa. Orders may be lett at his residence or at Orme & Bon‘s Music Store. Muncn. ACaDEXY. Mr. GUSTAVE SMILTH, ( ist of the Caths â€" aral) & Orsdunts of the Infparint Gourtrratery io Cral) a Graduate of the Impeorial Conservatory of Paris. Lessons on Piano ar 1 Singing. Rideanâ€" CONGREGATION DE NO" iE â€"â€" _ DaME, 4 °_ FROM MONTREAL, . } _ o’ooodl o branch of t::r B:.“:u:".:a‘ mu:‘ ment in Ottawa, anrd are now prepared to :oceij Every possible advantage and fecility to a~qur the French langnage vm.fi vifered. } The scholastic year begins on I6th Augu. . For terms and particulars apply to the L1d> L. Frlz'i" Wellington street, opposite the Parliame ulldings. + street, corner oflhfdni Ottawa, June 23, 1858. as boarders and day scholars youn; desirous of obtaining a finished educatior . The question of grants to superior ed cation lu;l not yet been rly ‘settled by t l.o&l-lnu:n of Ontario, Unui the public is dl with the utility of Upper Canada College in ¢ educational system, the former &.MOI w remain ?-n. The Honourable J Sand6 McDonald has not been so snocessfal with tional questions, as the groat snoswoxers rew has been in eradicating the numerous complaints of mu:fi.. Liver and ctrout organs. For sale by all druggists. _ __For further information application cus made at the Convent, Bolton street â€" 11070 to life ; takes Porcelaits, Cards de Vi«‘te, Impar inrampprepdumdertiats nank tecing most perfect in every respect. Every one is invited to call and ree bis extensive dmdw’m“” W ask. ington . t., corcer of Temple Place, Loston _‘ J, A. WHIPPLE, Proramizror of the oldest and most er Photographic EKstablishment in the United pays especial attention to copying, enlarg In the Spring time most persons are more less the nbfm of disease emanating from a state of the blood. The causes are various, it is only necessary to know that in order for pro-st purification of that fuid the pat should use FELLOWS‘ COMPOUND SYRUI HYPOPHOSPHITES with full ~assurance obtaining the desired results This Syrup also strengthon the organs of dl‘rmo‘. rou healthy assimilation, nourish the --.J;.. 1 renovate the nervous system. â€" * i We are enabled to speak with as much confis dence in the cure of cases of this character uncomplicated with organic discease, as of the Spring rains proh‘slllg vegetation, or of the sun‘s rays being followed by llntud heat. Persons then who wilfuily avoid the use of ‘this remedy, and perish from debility, -sl be chargeable with felo de se. Bold by apothecaries. ‘Price $1.50 per 0, or 6 for $7.50. 6 { JAMES I FELLOWS, Chemist, R 6t John, N Actxtsâ€"Francis Cundill & Co, 32 Lem #, Montroal. | Dr. A. Trask‘s Magnetic Ointme 1t 1(‘;7' Croup or Rattles.â€"Dr. Bixoniax, of New York, says: «I have used Dr. . Tr, Magnetic Ointment in my practice a n mb years, and can say with pleasure L deem :t ot the greatest discoveries of the age ; for t! s on‘ Inflammation of the Lungs, Inflatmmati ~ o Bowels, Infammatory Rheumatism, ane :C bed Fever, it omul with perfect suc ##.! cases of Burns, ises, Frozen Limbs, it acts a charm,; Dea.J. P. EKrexxrzor, of Chittenango, N# says : " It has stoud the test trial, and has not found wanting. Its astonishing cures of i mation of the Lungs and â€"Croup and the won success in subsiding the torturing J)linl 0* matism, and roliovfng Nervous Affectionr. e it to a high rank in the list of remedies to t! eomplaints." : 4 De. A. W. Bervotxc, of Knowlesvilie, New R says ; * I have used it in several cases of > ‘scfal Irritation and for the worst cases of Piles, and sundry other complaints, and find it a superiore artitle, and well worthy the notice of all * " | Puorchasers should be sure and ask fer Dr, Trask‘s Mafinio Ointment, and see that the wi "A. TRASK‘3 MAGNETIC '0(NTI8NT"§ on the wrapper, Northrop & Lyman, Newcastle, C. W., Goi Agents for the Canadas, Bold in Ottaws b druggists and by medicine dealers every wher} Mothers !I motners 1 .MothersIâ€"Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and orying with the ~rcruciâ€" ating pain of cutting teeth ? If so, go at . ) and ‘get a bottle of afrs. WINSLOW‘s sooTHING SYRUP. It will relieve the poor little »ferer immediatelyâ€"depend upon it : there is no im}; .ak about it. There is not a mother on earth who ba ever used it, who will not tell: you at once that it will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the motheF, and relief and haaith to the child, ‘ ting like magic. It is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the preâ€" scription of one of the oldest and best female phyâ€" sicians and nurses in the United States. ve 25 cents. Bold everywhere. Be sure tc for "MRS. WINSLOW‘8 $00THING sy‘ Having the facâ€"simile of " Cartis & P the outside wrapper. All others are base P-O‘I'OGIAP-I: It will promote luxuriant growth. _ FALLING HAIR is i‘medhtely checked. e on oo w Sran : oges un ponipareng air ; c tr r o Hiost maprent Ts it hery sinighe ama aften Iroducts .vnd;y‘nl results. Its great superiority and as a Hair Dre over cost Fronc z ir Dressing high cost French Pomades A:Mb(sgdgdl-dnl in This country but in Kurope. The Resterer -J_fyldula.-m! [ Res seé &A REAC: x'fi';' KESTOREE £89 bakmine â€" Combined in One Bottle, _ 5. MRS. S. A. ALLEN‘® â€" HAIR RESTORER Will Restore Gray Hair to its Natural Life, Color and Beauty. It is a most delightful Hair Dressing. Tt will nfimM: ifilh'm-i-nt Smarketh be used ons with the other. Boup »t 111 Drvtecrws. Proprietors, 8. R. Van Duser & Co., Wholesale Dr: sgiste,* _ _ 36 Barcley St. and 40 Park Place, Newâ€"Yosk ~_ _ March 20. > 10boâ€"i4y OARDING SCHOOL ststrAs / SPECIAL NOTICES. AND BEAUTIFUL HAIZ, Xature‘s Crowa. You Must Caltivate it _ GRAT HALR Is a certain indicatien of decay at the roots. ersons are more or | U‘ 24\ anating From a low | fare." es are various, but It + hat in order for the & . uid the pat value POUND SYRUP of | he ha full ~assurance of meth . _ This Syrup will 0 dl&utiu. ote | make . : the m » Am :k‘urm" &s | in ;at this char t | b discase, as of '{w':)' tion, or of the sun‘s * M:m‘.. Persons | clemer se. of this remed7; (‘includ ay be chargeable tior o $1.50 per , Y:rl_nl _ superior edu. ‘settled by the ublic is ng{.m College in ou! t &-:odol wile> J Sandfeld sfal with & ‘ BHONERS Rew i rev ied i and cirout ‘ P‘:’ll-. true is‘te, Imper t t®, <k‘s x of In "ke ork, i 4~ 61 the {PRICEâ€"3 CENTsS.. “'I- & "l" l o o e nA :.!"...:“"".. nts, cholic, &e. ; if so get at once a supply o. the " Canadian Evezrnoor Sars So.â€"That 1s all who avre ®‘ther used the article themse!lves or witnessed its effects when used by others ; all suck, â€"and they are fit to e, are ananimous in the «pinion that # ‘s dition Powders and Aravian He.ve Remed4y" is superior to anything of the kind hereto.ore or at present in use for solds, thick wind, and all diseases which .lz the wind of horses. Asâ€"a‘sondition medicine it muoa:;%l-.fll’dhum.. Injure a horse whether sick or well=â€"nor n=«d the Sbtaie porrearion af ons Goorge M asbiogios Rete on of one ge agtona Nutt, who is said to be séreral inches shorter thas General Tom Thumb, and that P. T. Barnum has succesded in getting him for three years tor $30,â€" QO.Muiur.u. Is it not a great thing to be a small man! and is it 20tequally as great to have a wedicine that can be depended upon for C MEA oo "T6 CCRomaseceol . FOFk water. Oxygen, indoed, is an important element in almost everything we know, ‘"including common sir. of which it is the horse be keptfrom working while using it; it is )mmm-m:u.*am korses h and which they should have sonstantly on hand: Hark t 0s hn tack Procapiorertaar foâ€" . is on * man‘ Newonstle, On., % for Canage. rm'xn that sustains life, and combustion. t has higbmbeal known thait the flmie of hbydrogen ing in oxygen is the hot test that any ordinary means can produce ; and that any piece of coal or of metal, in this flame, will burn with dazzling brightness, â€" The whole problem of proâ€" ducing an artificial day seemed,‘ thereâ€" fore, to be reduced to the separation of the elements of water. Chemists have long noufhc for some e and «sim means of doing this ; kt::rng.g,lut acwf: has scarce a greater boon in reserve for man, . It was Mr. Paine‘s premature anâ€" nouncement of success in this effort that excited so much curiosity and hope some fifteen years ago, _ ~ _ C ing demand for informs us that zercon, which glows withâ€" out consuming In the flame, is a good substitute for magnesium which burns up rapidly, and this removes a large part or the expense. _ He concludes that " there is every reason to hope, therefore, that the present year will, in the materiâ€" al of the question also, furnish a umry.n_uw«w the daily increas It would : have added greatly 10 the value of Mr. Sehele% Vere‘s {rticle, if he had given some account of the various methods which have been employed to make clectricity used in illamination. Among the most common â€" substrances in rature are the two gases, oxygen and bydrogen, which in combiriation form be illuminated: and examined at an enâ€" ormous distance, without being able to see its adversary ; for on land the atoms constantly floating in the air form a luminâ€" ous bridge for the ray of light, while at sea the particles are generilly transparent, or so di‘:tcd, that they do not form the comet‘s tail which we see .ou ‘ shoré. What a formidable powerin time of war ! A vessel sails along the coast, and without revealing her presence, she opens her batteri¢s of‘lxxc,, and bchold 1 the coust lies in‘ broad ;ligbt; the guns are pointâ€" ed, the enemy is dislodged, and the vesâ€" sel vanishes again into dark night like a phantom. _ Thus the electric light, as yet unavailable for domestic purposes, is of incalculable importance for the safety gf.u?igafion and the art of naval warâ€" . * But it serves other purposes besides. Electric rays can be sent lprom the machine, and ro trace of them is seen on the way, till they have reached their aim, where a bright Iuminous spot instantly © reveals every deiail." _ Thus a hostile vessel may ;‘I we;e it not that the electric light has rea oved a t blessingâ€"ut «ca. It hu{el:: found [tgli::tevcry stfimer can easily spcre one or two horseâ€"power which suffice to work the famous eclectric geonâ€" erator of Berloiz,"and thus to produce a powerfal â€" light, ‘perfectly unaffected by the strongest wind or the ‘heaviest swell. «* It flares forth in a minute, when needed, and prevents thus collision in ln‘llcll-flmenwd_ waters ; it lights up the sea and displays ‘its hidden dangers far and near, and enables the communder to see sigrals to a distance of ten ‘miles. Its Ecienc, has been proved by actual experiment on @a French monitor, the Heroine, on the beautifal yacht of Prince Napoleon, and the mail steamer St. Lawâ€" rent. _ When the fatter arrijed late at night in New York harbor, the wharves wm';u bright as in daylight. ~ P i Hint it shniag ntK ce uc 4 c _an*s0 0 The electric light and its applications are thus sketched by the writer : _ The electric spark was changed into a continuous ray, and . thus a light was ob taingd which blinds the \unprotected <ye at a distance of five hundred yards." 1ts prodvc:ion, © however, is diflijh and exâ€" peaos‘ve, and Jitt‘e use would be made of " Professor Schele de Vere gives a pop: ular sketch, in Putram‘s Monthly, for August, of the history of artificial lisht, from the first rude attempt to tura night into day by burning pine knots, . to the elaborate :scientific contrivances , of this century. . The important inventions of wicks, candles and argrand climneys marked each an era in the progress of knowledge ; but the last few years, with the discovery . of coal fas, and then of petroleum, have already made a revoluâ€" tion id lighting dwellings, while there is strong reason to hope for still grester triumphs of science as at hand whh will almost drive darkness away, at least from large cities. > Tox Tavus wourstb.â€"wne read there has ARTIFICILAL LIGHT. »'p” at “u'.; 3+ yj