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_ The astounding robbcries of banks, exâ€" presses and individuals, which have surprised us during the past two months, call to mind a similar affair which occurred about twentyâ€"five years ago, and is probably the shrewdest case of roguery, on the largest scale, on record. 1t was preceded by the famous forgeries by Col. Monroe Edwardsâ€"about $62,000â€"and which led to the duel between Tom Marshall, of Kentucky, and Gen." James Watson Webb, of the New York Courier & Enguirer, whereby the General got a ball in the leg, and quarters in the Penitentiaryâ€"whereof the older of our readers will remember. The gobberyâ€"or forâ€" geryâ€"of which wm was originated and preparéd in the of Logisiana, in New Orlcans, but by whom was never positively known. The rogue was.supposed to be a noted English burglat, named Reed, but this was never proved. . _ P . The bank of Louisiana had&a special plate ofits own for its blank drafts, and a special paper for correspondence, and specially made writing ink. The burglar first secured a free entrance to the bank by taking impressions of the locks, and then fitting keys to them. For four months, it was eotl-a, he entered the ban# in the night, at his pleasure, and, withâ€" out disturbing anything, procecded at his lvisure to inform himself of the routine of the bank‘s businessâ€"in the meanwhile practicing 4o imitate the handwriting ot the cashier. * made to the States. Two points are settled, namely, both parties are authorized to increase "their armaments on the lakes, and that the United States bind themselves to repress by force, if need be, any Fenian attempt upon the British provinces. The salary of the Governor of California is $14,000 in gold. & * THE MOST ADROIT ROBBERY ON ~â€" mm""~ RECORD. When the fall business season approached, he took a schedule of the various amounts to the credit of the bank, in the hands of other banks and bankers, on the mul-i to New York â€"cut, neatly a supply of blank from the rear of. the draftâ€"bookâ€"provided himself with the special paper and itk of the bank, and then procéeded in this wise :â€"»He wrote letters in the cashier‘s style to certain banks and bankers, notifying them that Mr.â€"â€" had purchased drafts on them, of certain dates and amounts. . He then wrote to the same: parties, hnmm‘:fiymmn in the same manner, and enclosi of each, draft, as a 'cad‘ agninst any mistake. , â€" He then started, collecting at the several ‘points as he went, his Jast draft being $22,000 om Jacob Little & Co.. of New Yorkâ€"the wholeamount being ‘itoo.and then disappeared. It was some weeks before the frauds were discovered â€"â€"but the thief was in England, probably, long before and safe from danger. More than a million newâ€"laid eggs a day, it is said, &re imported from France to England. During 3 present year, up to the 2nd inst,, 48,661 have arrived at New York, an increase of over the arrivals during the same time k A basket maker named Rhinchardt, has been arrested at Kingston, N: {‘.,hfin murdcring six illegitimate infants, of which he was the father. x La Minerve‘asserts that a new reciprocity treaty between British North Ancrica and the United states is agreed upor. Some. concesâ€" sions, but of small importance, have been A Szaâ€"Carrai‘s Reweoy ror CuouerA..â€"Mr. G. 8. Peabody, master of Ihmlnupl-n Wright, has written a letter an account of the treatment of the choleraâ€"cases which occurred on his vessel in January last, during a trip from Liverpool to New York. Captain Peabody says that within fortyâ€"cight hours after sailing, cholera appeared, and in ten days twentyâ€"seven passengers had died of it, though they were treated * by the book." ‘The capâ€" tain then applied a method of treatment that had been recommended by.h:“c-doemin command, and did not lose r patient on that voyage or since. ‘The remedy was this : A tablespoonful of salt, and a tablespoonful of Mm,h.wmm water. The captain says ho was attacked by vioâ€" lent cholers, cramp, etc., but the medicine *carried nim through." . He adds:â€"* The medicine acts quickly as an emetic, say in one or two minutes. ltiflmlpnvcyofl‘cndve matter, which sticks like glue. It was given, among others, to one old woman of cightyâ€"four years of age, who was on deck, though weak, of course, the very next day I have known it to be successfully used on board their ships by at least a dozen shipâ€"masters besides myâ€" self. Its use is quite general in Liverpool, where even some of the regulat doctors find it to their advantage to resort to it. Provided with this simple recipe, I no longer consider the cholera an unmanageable discase." A criminal confined in |=:rll at Ravennar recently hco-h:‘:hy unmanageable, was effectually qu by the injection into his sell of two pounds of chloroform. â€" He was then pinioned easily. for £10,000 damages against a magistrate for Mmpollnmb his house, which they rked in a rough way in search of arms and munition s of war. _ In the shoddy districts, so called, of «Workâ€" shire, England, one hundred . and feur millions eight hundred and cighty cight ~thousand pounds of that maligned article are consumed SIA.I-ID TENXDERS FOR THE l:lc- tiom of a Wesleyan Church on the 9th .Line of Fitzroy, will be received until the 21st day of May, at 12 o‘clock noon, when Tenders will be opened, and contractlet, if satisfactory. The Comumittee do not bind themselves to receive the lowest, or any not bind themselves to receive the lowest, or an ‘Tender, unless satisfactory,. . Address “".‘?.‘,i STEVENSON, BSQ., Diamond P. O., Fitzroy, C. W Ne BOkXS, . _. _ Fitzroy, May 2 ply to (Government House, Orrawa, 9th April, 1866 Mis Excelioney the Governor=General in and â€" Cargo® theoreof _ by such E‘.qby an Officer mm rized bâ€"w-â€",â€".flh allow the visit and inspect such Vessel Jfl"ipon thereof, and Passongers and Crew and the ¢#rgo and other a on board :‘mâ€"flm-hu&ntm “hpl“' out Officer fl%‘!?flbzwm any or allâ€"ofthe s, Crow, > or other artiâ€" Carew hoard suoh Vreach, ns the said Oficer thigks mm&mmdm jgious or. disease,â€"and to allow such Pasâ€" *&'"'c"’ and other articles, and also the Vessol isself. to remain so lone at tha anld ata . the Vessel luself, to remain so long at the said staâ€" tion and at such places thereat respectively, and to be so treated, and cleansed and purified as the said Officer shall think necessary for the purpose afore. said; And.by such Legulations, the Governor in A-‘-u;lc«th- brought an u.l}bn Council may assign to the several Officers and perâ€" “hh-flq’u.?dum‘l:wnth.a.n the powers and dutics necessary for carrying the Montreal To Buildings, Ottaw Ottams,; 38 March, 1008 * Siâ€"tk." Y HX._afies.. T MODERATE RATES OX FIRSTâ€" , CLASS CITY or FARMâ€"PROPERTY. Apâ€" o J. PENXNINXGTON MACPHERSON, Bammsrtk®, &c. Money to Lend Coumecils Woslcyan Minister 20w â€"b \fo | boarded by him as soon as possible after such gaid Regulations and the Act fully into effe and may deciare that any such Officer or shall y virtue of his office or employment be a Yustice the Peace or a Constable or Peace er for Grosseâ€"Isle and the said Quarantine Statipn, and for the space around the same described im such RTIuim.uuludole'rdnuuoofi y be such Justice of the Peace or Peace Officer whother he be otherwise qualified or not: And such Rogulations the Governor in Council may fines not exceeding Fice Hundred Dolars any base, on rrwn- eonuuoni:f the same, may provide that the offender shall be impri until such fing be paid, and may direct that no vesgel shall be entered or cleared at the Port of Quebbe or of Montreal, until all the requirements of sucl Reguâ€" lations are fully complied with, and may| direct that any Perwon, Vessel or thing, who or which has be entered or cleared at the Port of Quebbe or of Montreal, until all the m-lremb of suck Reguâ€" lations are fully compl with, and may! direct that any Perwon, Vessel or thing, who or which has passed or departed or been removed from the said Quarantine btation, before all the requi nta of such Regulations have been «.‘;hd ith in respect of such Person, Vessel or y ~or without the writterm permission of the omâ€" powered to authorize such passing or departure may be compelied to return or be carried back to the uid!\tscgn.udby!m_o if necessary." C Now therefore it is ordered by His Exce Governor General in Council : 1« Vessels to make Quarantines That all ships and other vessels, whether Vessels or sun-ahip::‘n‘d Wb;:'l'l‘ cfur:i;:[ :l'l. or passengers rieght, or frei ballast, which may during the cight foltowing the Fifteenth dxfluf April in e every year arrive in the 1 of {I)nbof. port or ports, place _or places, :it:ul:d C &â€".V-vlm k That all Ships, Vossels and Steamghips after havâ€" ing had their discha from the| Quarantine of Grosseâ€"1«le, shall be u?j'm to inspeeti and furâ€" ther detention if necessary, on their arrival at the Harbour of Quebec, according to the Regulations hereinafter provideds * > All uhir and vessels of the classâ€"and deseription Hereinbetore mentioned, as liable to make their Quaâ€" rantine at Grosseâ€"I«le, shall anchor within the space included between Groaseâ€"Isle and a lludnmn- allel to it, through the Red Buoy, to be pl as heretofore, under the direction of the Superintenâ€" dent of Pilots, and bounded on the east and west by lines drawn due south from the Western Extreâ€" nowites, should. 1t be thought aeversery by° the w . ®l t t necessary e Medical Officer of the Station, to sanitary, zbh- feeting and other measures calculated to prevent the introduction and spread of epidemiec, contagious or infectious discases within the Province, in acâ€" cordance with the dispositions of the law, .:rrâ€" suant to orders given from time to time ; no ship or vessel shall quit its u-‘lcml mootings at Quarantine without the order of proper, 0‘;«: of the Station to that effect. until there direc until shall 4.â€"Establishment . ‘ The Quarantine establishment at Grosseâ€"Isle shall consist of a Medical Superintendent, with as many Medical Assistants, Hospital Stewards, Boatâ€" men, Orderties, and other o-y[.ym us may be apâ€" ;&Mm]. umnlil‘ to circumstances. . The Medical perintendent shall, by virtue of his offiee, be a i:i«ul the Peace within the limits of the Quaâ€" ine Station, as hercinbefore described, shall be authorized to see the Quarantine duly performed, tl’or this purpose shall have full power and auâ€" iority over all officers and odnrlrnuu whatsoâ€" ever in Grosseâ€"Isle, or attached to that station, and be authorized to call upon all persons to aid him in enforcing the law and their regulations, and in ease of his death, sickness, or absence, the Officer mext in rank employed on the island, shall have this er and -%.md. And all the employees of the said Establishment virtue of their office, be Peace Officers, and be v with all the powers and authority of Special Constables, within the limits of the said Quarantine Station. 5.â€":#«‘»-.“&;:‘"‘““(, at The Med! Buperintendent (or in case of his death, sickness or ahsence, the &ur next in the rank o:royod on the Island) shall enforce the said Law and these Regul , and shall direct ships or vessels to go to such e or places to perform Quarantine, as it may ary to send them tos He shall. direct all ships ‘at vessels, liable to mfor- Quarantine, to be to anchor within limits of the Quarantine Anchoraye, and genocalâ€" ly do all that may be required to @Wforce rigid o{ofimu. dn ww‘..:lildh'“‘muhc atiohse permit rs, or rsons landed on the said bm‘g be M.“%:? shipped on board.any Steamboat or other 1 when the vessel is in a fitstate to receive them, and that they have botnu:-inodbLlh and found in Tp m emenntern me rad 3 sue re . "lllhhhmhuhnwu:d.douudnd purified, and there does not exist amongst those who are about to proceed, or leave the said Island, any case m of Asiatic Cholera, Fever, Smail Pox, or Measles, or other infoctious and dangerous disease. |_ _ _ _ He (or such of his medical assistants as may be so ordered by him) shall also go off to and board vessels bound to make their Quarantine at Grosseâ€" Isile as aforesaid, and put the following questions to the Masters or persons in charge, vis: _ ;l;ii&i is your name, and that of your ves _ 5. Was such or places, or any, and which dm-“r:at:“n plzqn.w any "fm.'.‘“""“",‘!f.ft m x‘ Iyl 3 a _ 2. From whence did you sail, and date? 3. ?'hu is your cargo, and whence takenm on 'â€"Zâ€"â€"A'lvm;lmot aces did your vessel touch in her voyage? _ pl & e ie 2 2 Orerane d;m« m:¢|-wn hfm the cholera, plague, or any pod!’odd'bv"w P W ic 4ds 6. How man r c.. ,y persons were on board when the abin passengers * f a..'.p """“' _ Crew? ie on _‘ discase? _ 8 Did any person or persons, and how d 9. Did you or any of the ship‘s company or pasâ€" sengers, with your privity, go on »J:,m‘;‘:- vessel, on did any of the company of any ship or vessel come 6n board your ship in the voyage, and from what port did she sail last? > â€" If the answers houwmddl give a Clean Bill of Health to the or person in charge; and such vessels may then proceed to the harbor of ‘Quebec. _ If the answoere be not satisfiacâ€" to 1espoct fraed on tike part of the Mantor us perion to on the e or in charge, crew or p-'.un, he shall i‘orl:l:; odorthvmllonuh.#:nnnybo.md '&%mmhwmd m tion; he & ‘8 r8, tou mm that onl er en aniee Paier ts eurebit n as to ascertain the whole of the cccurrences during the vof.-‘:..rd should he meet with any resistance, he wil such signal as may be deterimined on to show that assistance is necessary. _ _ > "lO.DH'y-: nydyurnhip’a:o“’nplyw passengers, with or without your or conâ€" nn.ludunyplwovuh{n th':‘l‘rovin«ol clll: board who is bu 11. ve you an on w naâ€" tie, m‘u-’dmflu«hfin-fl mu’olmlbdbym.bhhnngn He shall have t:::r of all vessels detained in Quatantine. : He direct, if necessary, all ro- -n‘cnb‘- landed with Mrm“ shall superintent the cleansing ection . of veh. He shall direct the number of passengers to ishing those who require to beâ€" treated for or infectious discases, from those who do not require such treatment, and he shall have generally authority to isolate from each other these different or other classes of persons by dividing the Island in different quarters to ciroumstances. . le shall havemedical ch nlltpnu-pn who do not disembark, and who nhay be nbcdn.-‘l::‘v other than pestilential or fections disease ; shall order all punnnn rom- on board any such ship or vessel who shall abor under ,uz.'-‘udhlor infeotious disdase, to be landed with their luggage according to the h . zuhull ve medical treatment on board in all cases of slight discases which are not by these reguâ€" lations specially required to be treated on shore, and when it shall be deemed advisable not to land the passengers on the said Island. . He shall whenâ€" over a vessel is cléaned, ventilated and purified, direct such v:;-‘;l‘comln on board the whole or any Jon ssengers, or whether the whole urnn'y“:nd vlkil:l.lbo said passengers shall reâ€" main on the said Ieland, to proceed up the river by some other mode of conveyance, -IJ he shall, so soon as the passengers are reâ€"embarked on board their nllli. or on board any ship or vessel huh‘s the said I«land, give a passport or Clgan Bill Mealth to the Master or having such vessel in charge, to proceed to m He shall make returns to the Minister of Agriculture of the vessel The Medical Superintendent shall have charge of the Hospitals. © He shall receive into the llocp‘t.;h set apart for the treatment of ‘.dlunlud inâ€" fectious discased, ll'l.xt“ll boring under or threatened with any discase. He shall bave the general superintendence and airection of every â€" thing relating to the sick,. He shall visit and inâ€" ap:ullp-m'n who shall be landed from any ml,ul bute them -lh-hulbhl_% * Upon the recovery of persons treated w“h-hflkwmmm such persons to any part of the Quarantine Station vessols are visiled. therefore ¢onsidered as the healthy part of the said Island. llclhdlnrrhu.dh m-fl- ing aud purifying of all punq;n. and the unâ€" puhlx.ud ventilating of: the N‘(:(O. and when they are in a fit state to proceed, he shall, if ndhmn-z‘mnqmdubh burned or otherw ed. l l 6th.â€"â€"Traders, Suttlers, Grocers and others. No following the business of Sattlers, Traâ€" d-u.&n.nuuhneqd..umfih buying or selling, shall be allowed to reside upon the Island, except under the lisense and strict conâ€" trol of the Medical Superintendent, who will have by him for the reeption of healthy persons and â€"â€"(2 rO#s¢= cy the l.hull utborlt‘yo:o dhebupudwndm thol;hnd.v or any s reporting ‘wct of sue dinh.r&nd I.: reason therefor, for the informaâ€" tion of Governor General, or persons adminisâ€" tering the government. All such persons in::{ w-{ engaged in sellingor traiic olnfluid 1sl shall be regulated as to prices by lists to be furnished by the Medical Superintendent from time to time, asâ€" sisted by the Cnief Emigrant Agent at Quobec, He shall strictly enquire into and decide upon all comâ€" plaints of misconduct or breach of the regulations by persons so trading ; he shall see that no officer or persons employed by the Government, or in any public employ ment on the said Island, has directly or indirectly any interest or concern in any‘ supply of provisions, or other things to be supplied or furnished, bought or sold upon the #aid Island, or directly or indirectly receives or takes any privaté atuity or reward for any service renderedto any filfinut‘nnu‘ Vessols, Passongers or other perâ€" sons upon thesaid Island. . Aund it shall be the duty of all persons to whose knowledge any breach of this Regulation shall come, to report the same forthwith to the Mcaical Superintendent, who shall enquire into the facts allegod, and may suspend from his ofâ€" fiee any person so charged until the pleasure of the Governor tGenoral, shail be known respecting the person so charged. nupt the 'h-:.ll} feeted of the river 1 1.â€"â€"Pilots. Pilots having been furnished with copics of these regulations, and also of the laws regulating Emiâ€" grution, shall exhibit the same to the Master or perâ€" son in charge of every vessel they may board. Every Pilot having charge of a vessel, shall. bring her to anchor within the limits of the anchorage ..mn-l at Grosseâ€"Isle hercinbefore detined. ‘They shall also hn{ the national flag of such vessel flyâ€" ing at the peak until boarded by the proper officers, and, in case of sickness on board, the waid flag shall be kept at halfâ€"mast. On arriving at Quebec, if the vessel has received a clean Bill of Health from the Medical Superintendent at Grosreâ€"Isle, has been d-uhmlr:lnn on account of sickness or suspicion thereof, and and has not any sickness on d at the time, she may. bring to at any place within the following limit« in the Port of Quebes, viz., the whole spuce of the River 8t. Lhwrence, from mouth of the River St. Charles to a line draw® across the said River St. Lawrence, from the Flagâ€"ktaff on the Citadel, or Cape Diamond, at right |angles to. the course of the said River, but must communicate with the shore or with any other essel or bout until boarded by the Inspectingâ€" Physipian; but if the vessel has been detained at G Lsle, or has actually any sickness on board, the Pilot or Master of such ship or vessel shall anâ€" chor said ship or vessel at the mouth of the RiveriSaint Charles, u:‘:‘uu inspection. 8.« Vesseis protecding to Quebec. _ In qll cases where vesseiehaving passengers on go board| on account of sickness nn-t' such passen~ gor skill be detained in Quaratinethe Master or perâ€" son iif charge may, on application to the I«K:.I S“u'po ut Un-‘o;l{;lq. blo allowed ::‘ I.':s.l passengors w oir 1u 4 vesselfbeing properly cleansed, pumlld disinâ€" fected under the superintendenceâ€"and with the lisense of the ical Superintendent, may proceed up the river without the said pamnmfl-pqlh master or in charge paying to su as shall be i to mofv.c the same,: mufl and three for cach passenger, to bear the expense :lh equan:’wq;tow.;n‘:&l:o':afi- rate one t diem for cac re, mm expence of thdir mtmw‘.-u e}Isle, for the time during which such vessels, inthe of the Medical ~uperintendent, would have hkd to be detained in Quarantine waiting for the rs not affected with any of the pestilâ€" ential §r infoctious disease aforesaid, otherwise such vesselsfshall be detained in Quarantine until the not sick of the aforesaid diseases, shall cle , washed, purified and disinfecteds R , §9.â€"Inspecting Physician at Quabec. An â€"Physician at Quebec shall go off to all uvlmumehoeornnhmwsoflht river K. Charles, and put the following questions to the M or persons in charge, via : 1. n did you leave Grosseâ€"Isle ? « 2. ibit to me your pas«â€"port from Grosseâ€"Islo? 3. Hdw many person have you on board ? Cabig passengers ? teerhge passengers * * * $« M sick yo case ? \' f A 7. Mave &ny person or persons come on board or left your vessels since you leftGrosseâ€"Isle? ____ _ And moreover, he shall require all Masters, or rcun- in charge of vessels to exhibit to him the iconse wrmpun which they shall have received from the Medical Superindent at the Quarantine Station ; and such J;un or persons in charge :::II fflvith olhibri; th: same for examination, to said Inspectingâ€"Physician at Quebec, who, if he shall find, as v:l“h- the answers he may receive as from the tenor of the passâ€"port and the actual state of the health of the mg.n and crew, that / sickness does not exist on he shall then grant the Master, or in charge of such vessel, a &dkmhm:mh;(wlhthhdfiymh‘ of the passengers and crew, to the end that such vessel may obtain a tinal discharge from Quaranâ€" ::o. n if on b::.ubmq' such :‘-p.etin‘ rhh-‘t Que! any case of pestilenâ€" j" or infectious duun‘:: :oonl. or 'h‘l.!fh“' ust cause to appreheng reaking out any such malady, it shall then be his duty to hoist a yellow flag at the mtainâ€"topâ€"gallantâ€"mast head and shall cause the vessel to return to or remain and be detained at the month of the River Saint Charles for further observation and inspection‘; and having acquainted the Master or &om in charge with the penalties to be Ancurred if he should permit any oo-uhha.u;: 'l:i:.ll his vu:ll .lhllil h;leuod from Quarantine, he shall re e o mstances to the Minister of A.rinm for the information of l:cdtknmt Go;rd; and If it shall -pmlo the said Inspecting Physician at time such vessel. shall have pagsed the Q-“u’ruhm Station at Grosseâ€"Isle without ntqzh‘. and should therefore be sent down to Grosseâ€"Esle, or that such vessel hay â€" ing atready cleared from Grosseâ€"Isle, should return thereto, there to land the passengers, he shall order the Master or person in eh-rr to proceed or return with such v-ollnl‘()m- e, l;d such M‘:nurmor in charge y such order. And the P'"urmuth-o-hh shall observe, in resâ€" mmhvuull. the same rules and regulations as are .mvflodfor vessels arriving at Grosseâ€"Isle with Bhould the hnpu\hf.l’h,y-hiu at Quebec meet with .;y résistance in the Mun cllhm"d him by this regulation, will enforce the same by all lawful 8. Have you any person on board who is â€" lunatic, idiotic, deaf and dumb, blind or infirm, and are such accompanied by relations able to support them ? _ 10. Any Steamboat or other vessel that shall have towed or otherwise communicated with a vessel, not having the discharge from Quarantine of the Medâ€" ical Superintendent at Grosseâ€"Isle, shall be subject to the ww and m;‘: :o.r:‘i:i before respecting vessels not disc 11. No Steamboat shall be a to proceed to e m&‘:: th u!::"..k ut pnvh‘n::l'. sengers at i t y Mhh&fi.u the Collector of Customs of the Port of bec, a written Permit to that effect ; subject nevertheless to the regulations horeinbefore â€" 12. All vessels trading between any rm:or f.“ within the Province or within the Guif 8t wrence, and not having touched at any E:uor places without the Provinee, nor communicated with any other vessel which shatl have arrived from any port without the Province, shall be exempt from the foregoing rules and upluh-.-oruun- ar‘ "M‘l‘fi to or .stepping at rosseâ€"Isle; nor shall the said rules and regulaâ€" Mwuuy\(nnld'n.orln ransports or V Mvm?cn'o‘rn-oa awccomâ€" panied by a M 1 Officer, in a y state, unless sickness or doath may have occurred during _ 14. No Vessel shall be entered or cleared at the Md}.:::l or Montreal until sll:hcr:.qflqm ments hnph‘ lflifl. n reference to “:oh' Vessel shall have fully complied w : Hocabliteie 14. Any person who shall contravene, cither by omission or commission, n{i&o foregoing Reguâ€" lations, shall, for every such«ffence, incur and pay a Fine not exceeding Four Hexoaxp Dorrars, to :o n:c:‘ond in the -aâ€"‘:r pnnrlbo::;y u:ul-l et, every person who, u; convietion of any such offence, shall fail bufi&:’:mmm of fine which he shall have been to pay, shall be imprisoned until such Fine be paid. Axp All firevious orders making Regulations relating to Quarantine are hereby ..m.!" WM. IL LEE, _ GOVERNMENT HOUSE â€"OTTAW A, HIS EXCELLENCY was pleased to lay before the Council a Report from the Commiissioner of Customs, dated 15th Decemâ€" ber, 1865, and approved by the Hon. the Minisâ€" ter of Finance l%ung that under authority of chapter 17 of the Con. Stat., Can., See. 24, an Orderin Council was‘ passed on 28th April 1853, directing "that Goods bonajide exported to this Provwince from any country, but passing in transitu through another country and under Bonds shall be, until it shall be otherwise orâ€" dered, valued for duty as if such Goods were imported direct ‘from such first mentioned country into this Province," and submitting that it would be desirable to extend said Or der in Oouncil to free as well as dutiabl Goods.. Whereupon His Excellency in Council pleased to order, and it is hercby ordered, that Saturday, 16th day of December, 1865. Presks* His Excuiugsoy tux Apwixierna ror or rus Gov» sgrxwext 1x Corxicu. Hls EXCELLENCY was pleased to lay before the Council a Report from the shall hereafter be put on the same footing as dutiable Goods. 102â€"f Junuary 1, 1866 mber left at Grosseâ€"Isle ? les ;k lek ve any péerson or persons n taken s ; left Grosseâ€"Lsle ? ®* ve any died? State namber, namgs and disâ€" Signed ng through a foreign country Wu. H. LEE THE OTTAWA TMMES, MAY‘$, 1s66. 12â€"4f FINANCE DEPART T, CUSTOMS. Orr 19th March, 1866. 8ig,â€"I have it in con nd to call your special attention to the annexe@ff copy of a Despatch from the Secretary of State®for Fore‘.a Affairs, to the Governar General of this Province, conveying Her Majesty‘s Orders that no Chilion oc Spamish armed Vessels be allowed to bring their Prizes into British Waters. 1 am, sir, Your obodient servant, _ > The Collector of Customs, At Sea Ports in Canada Forriox Orric®, 2nd February, 1866. Bir,â€"Her Majesty‘s (Government being desirous of observing the strictest neutrality im the contest between Spain and the Republic of Chili, they proâ€" pose, with the view of more aflootu’lly carry in into effect this I:hwipl.. to interdict the Amus Ships, and also the Privateors of both parties, from carrying Prizes made by them into the Ports,Harâ€" bwn.nl{ond-tond- or Waters of the United Kingâ€" Jow, or any of Mer Mujesty‘s Colonies or Possesâ€" sions abroad. 3 * 1 have ingly to. acquaint {ou that the Queen has pleased to direct that orders in conformity with the principles aboved stated, should forthwith be ssed to all rru]-cr authorities in the United Kingdom, and to Mer Majesty‘s Naval or ‘other |authorities in all quarters beyond the United K , for their guidance in the cireumâ€" stances, | Thave, &e. ._ _ . | Fobruary 26th, 1866. 8ir,â€"Her Majesty being fully determined to obâ€" serve the dutics of Neutrality during the existing hostilities between Her mfl..uc Majesty and the Republics of Chili and Peru, and being moreoy resolved to. prevent, as far as possible, the use 23 Her )hje-tz Harbors, Ports, and Coasts, and th ‘Waters within Her MI{G“J'! Torritorial &l‘u’lullc- tion, in aid of the warlike purposes of either Belâ€" ligerent, h::‘ commanded me to communicate to you, for y« idunce, the following Rules, which are to be tre and enforced as Mer Majesty‘s Orders and Directions:â€" . > HMer Majesty has been pleased to command that these rules -ml be put in foree in the United KH- dom, and in Channel Islands, on and after Friâ€" day, the 2nd of March next, and in Her Majesty‘s Texritories and Possessions beyond seas six dn‘n aftor the day when the Governor or other Chief AuthBgity of gach of such Territories or Possessions res ely shall have notified and rblhho‘ the same, stating in such notification that the said Rules [€ The Right [l:‘. .bl‘o ‘Edward F::lwcll, M. P ke.,| &e., &c. shall hereafter be permitted to sail out of or leave any Port, Romdstead, or Waters, subject to British jlc'l.rbdiniua. Wrom which any. Vessel of the other lligerent t:l:(her the u-ornll be a Ship of War, a Privateer, or a Merchant Ship) shall have obtaining any facilities of warlike equipment, and no Ship of ?:_tw Privateor of oi}_ll.:lr l;;l:i..cunt rwiuuly parted, until after the expiration of at east Twentyâ€"four hours from the drmn of such lastâ€"mentioned Vessel beyoud the Territoriat jarisâ€" diction of Her Majesty.. «. Lids continue in any such Ports, Koadsteads, or waters, for a longer period than Twentyâ€"four hours after her necessary repairs shall have been gompleted : Provided mnnh-lex. that in all cases in which there shall be any Vessel £wheth w Ships of War, Privateers, or Merchant Ships) of the said Belliâ€" wnm parties in t? same Po:t, Roadstead, or aters within the Territorial jurisdiction .of Her Majesty, thete shall be an interval of not less than Twentyâ€"four hours between the departure therefrom of any such Vessel (whether a Ship of W ar, a Privaâ€" teer, or a Metchant Ship) of the one Belligerent, and the subsequent departure therefrom of any ?J of W ar or l’rinmr of the other Belligerent, the times hereby limited for tbodorutnu of such SMr of W ar and Privateers respect v‘l{, shall always in case of necessity be extended, so far as may be reâ€" within British W aters for the purpose of repair shall SIR.â€" The Honourable the Minister of Agriculture and Immijgration, having authorised the publication, biy this Department, of an oeouioldw. to be callâ€" ed the =CANADA IMMIGRATION GAZETTE," which will be devoted exclusively to the encourageâ€" ment of Immigration, and to the diffusion of accurâ€" ate and useful information concerning Canada abroad, I h&kflv to bring under your notice the advantages this sheet will offer as an advertising medium to land owners, and others having g.mpu- ties for sale or lease. .As information of this kind is eagerly sought for, and much valued by every inâ€" telligent emigrant, means will thus be afforded of ;lu the intending purchaser or lessoe in Great ritain in direct communication with the propertyâ€" holder here. The Honourable the Minister of Agriculture and Iinmigration has also authorised the o{-d-‘ of an Information Office in Liverpool, under the muufo- mont of Mr. Wi. Dixon, a gentloman well acquaintâ€" ed with this and the mother om who will be .rei-uy charged with the distril of this p.rt throughout the United Rimon.nd in bringing the same prominently under the notice of the emigrant. As the space it l-'i'nu-l’to allot for advertising purposes will be limited, and in view of the ls‘mo ciroulation the sheot w& obtain, {)l;oruill will be disâ€" tributed. e es vertisements cannot h"mmm:v % The first number will ngru in the course of next month, the second in April, bfln‘(zdwndn inâ€" formation to the latest period, to be followed up monthly or quarterly, as may be required. .. _ _ For each adverMsoment, not Â¥xceedifg ten lines &2 the insertion: and 8 cents for every extra line. In all cases, advertisements must be prepaid, and an early transmission is recommended. The undorsigned will gladly receive communicaâ€" tions of a practical character for publication, bearâ€" ing on the subject of Immigration, such as letters from m:::inalon. Mh{‘mu Km‘:- in the eoutr{. out t ‘oe' ar "mnfin olthordhua‘zhp‘mknlu. e. It is desirablé that (ho] should be written as concisely as ible, and be mxfmn sliqthh‘ like u-“.nd:". am, Sir, f _ For a square of 22 lines, to stand for a twelve» month, $6. T onl Fobsusty 10, 200 Packed and inspected by R. Kixty, Esq., of Ottawa. Qroceries & Liquors. Ray* Country Merchants wou!d do well to examine before purchasing elso where. D. WiHELAN, * Rideau street. > Ottawa, Jan, 22, 1866 GoOvERNMENT IMMIGRATION OFFICE . Quenzc, 25th January, 1866. The Enrt of Clarendon Fowwox Orric®, JQ BBLS. oF MEss AND PRIME MESS PO LE FPOER SALEH. Commiscioner of Customs and Excise , A LARGE 8TOCK OF Your bedient servant, *‘ A. C. BUCHANAXN, poWNING STREET R. 8. M. BOUCHETTE CLARENDON Cardwell MONTREAL | _ OOEAN STEAMSHIP CO. Passengers Boo R@*RETURN TICKETsS GRANTED REDUCED RATES. Stcemaliips ACADIAXN, Under Contract with the GOVERNMENT of CANADA, for the Conveyance of the CaNADIAN AND UNITED STATES MAILS. PERUVI HIBERNIAN MORAVIAN, nmrey. _ Capt, Durros KOVAâ€"8SCOTIAXN,:........ BELGIAN, Capt, Watr. (Sailing from LIV ERPOOL evory THURS. DAY, and from PORTLAND every SATURâ€" DAY, calling at Loch Foyle to reccive on board and land Mails and Passengers to and from Ireland and Scotland.) Dates of ('ullin‘val\- as follows : FROM PORTLAND: PERUVIAN,...... .\ BELGIAN,...... .. ® MORAVIAN,.. ... .. . Nova sCOTIAN,... NORTH AMERICAN HIBERNIAN,....... NORTHâ€"A MERICAN, DAMASCUS ryAHE STEAMERS OF THE 8T 8T 8ST 8ST 8T. DAVID, 1650 tons, ., . ... . Capt. Aird, 8T. GEORGE, 1468 tong, ... .. Capt, Smith, ST. ANDREW, 1432 tons, ... .. Capt. Scott. 8T. PATRICK, 1207, tons, . ... . Capt, Trocks, Sailing between the Clyde and Portland and New York at intervals throughout the season of Winter Navigation, as follows : ; 8T. GEORGE,..... ... ... 17th January, 1866 8T. DAVI Dz ..+1..2....., 3igt January, 1866 8T. ANDREW, .. ....... 14th Feb‘ry, 1866 ST.PATRICK,..........218t Feb‘ry,. 1866 ST. GEORGE, .......... 7th March, 1866 BK. DAVID, .....;..:;..21st March, â€" 1866 8ST. GEORGE,..... ...... 17th January, 1866 8T. DAVI Dz 2.+1.2....., 3igt January, 1866 8T. ANDREW, ......... 14th Feb‘ry, 1866 ST.PATRICK,.......... 21st Feliry,. 1866 ST. GEORGE, .......... 7th March, 1866 8ST. DAVID, .....;..;.., 21st March, â€" 1866 Rates of THROUGH PASSAGE from Monâ€" treal to Londonderry or Liverpool : CABIYN.::::..:::.....$1% and £35 B@"An experienced Surgeon carried on each ship. t BJ Berths not secured until paid for. For further particulars apply to HEUBACH & COWARD, Aumond‘s Building, Rideau Street, Ottawa Or Graxp Truxx Ramway Statiox, Portuaxp Ottawa, Jan. 5, 1866. & 143 LIVERPOOL & NEW YORK British and North American ROVAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS ! The Boston Ships only calling at HALIFAX to land and receive Passengers and yR Her Majesty‘s Malls, |___ _ LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON, Chicf Cabin Passage &m“d & & Chief Cabin Passage, Becond " LW Chief Cabin Passage,............. ... 20 00 Becond * K0 se es sk kssz aa+% " 16 00 Payable in Gold or its equivalent in United States currency. The Ships carry experienced Surgeons, No Bcnrwfll be secured until paid for. No freight will be lEcccivcd after 3 o‘clock P.M., on the day. before sailing. B@" Parcels for different consignees colâ€" lected and made up in single packages adâ€" dressed to one party for delivery, for the purâ€" pose of evading freight, will upon the examinâ€" ation by the customs be charged with proper freight. i mm in e on en ies The owners of these ships will not be acâ€" countable for Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewellery, Precious Stones, or Metals, unless bills of lading are sigued therefor, and the value thereof thercin expressed, R __BEPOT FOR THE SALE OFTHE DAILY AND | what Aoes ialigne en oo to» @x & ; Ottawa, April 11. 97â€"4 G L AaASG OW â€"L Notg.â€"All Letters and New rs MUST PASS throua!l the Post Office. mdiu and Bpecie gexce'pt for personal expenses) shipped under the name of Lvsgac®, will becharged as freight, and liable to Custom House regulaâ€" tions. Specie taken as freight ‘For freight or passage, apply to _ _ EFILOWE & SON, BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER & PINDINGS, FEN THOUSAND DOLLARS 1865â€"60â€"Winter Arrangementâ€"1865â€"6 ATTENEPILGO N. At ourno‘ly' reduced prices, as we intend furnish ing with an entire new Stock of FK.BO0T8, SHOES, &C.. M SPRING & SUM ER GOODS ! Now is the Mme tor Barga:ius! G. H!)\‘E & SON, , 69 Sussex Street, and 10 Rideau treet. Ottawa, Feb. 12, 1866. 47â€"utf @ U EBEC BANEK A SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Four Dollars and Upwards. 1HIS COMPANY‘S MAIL LINE IS COMâ€" s J\om-d of the following Firstâ€"class full %ted Clydeâ€"built doubled engined Iron Has been opened at this Branch, and interest will be allowed on Deposits of ? Ottawa, Feb. 12, 1866 RIIPIC'I"ULLY ANNXOUNCES® THAT he has opened, in connection with his NEWS DEPOT, a CIRCULATING LIBRARY : O-Ml&ol the best and latest Novels, British Reviews, Mazazines, Mixed Literature, &e., &c.~ _ Upper 'l‘ow%i\*ews Depot A. HOUSER JAYA;.. Cuma,.. Scotia, Pensia, CHINAq. . . .++ + AUsTRALA8IAN, KSthy + + ++ +3 ++ AFRICA,. ... .. CANADA;». . . .. Ecrora,.... .. THE FARES WILL BE From New York to Liverpool : December 19, 1865 LINE consisting of 4 DAVID, 1650 tons, ., UI-I()IKUE,’HGS tong, ANDREW, 1482 tons, ga~ Orrice Hovrs:â€"From 10 a.m. to 3 p,m. s 5 H. V. NOEL, OOEAX â€" STEAMSHIPS. STEERAGE, Appointed by the Admiralty to sail between Via CORK HARBOR, and between ‘Cabin Passage . ... ..... .. .. ... $132 50 id« # hassYYarY@rzsrs~::90â€"â€"00 From Boston to Liverpool : _ From Boston to Halifax : And every sucde BIN, ...,... .. .. .. ) $72 and $35 (According to accommodation) _ AN WINTER 1865â€"6. Via CORK HARBOR Capt. Barmaxtis® ked : t Capt. Buow Capt, Wyru Capt, Artos Capt. Kean * Agents, No. 103 State 8treet Bortor Buildin: wORTH OF E.C. & 1. G. BATES, Liverpool & Lendpnaery of th .. 6th Janyary, 1866 .. 13th January, 1866 .. , 20th January, 1866 . 2ith January, 1866 . 3rd February, 1866 .10th February, 1866 ding Saturday. .. .. E. R. Moodic /+ . «1 .. +. Stone C. H. E. Judkins yiu‘ . +8 O LOtt ..E. M. Hockley /.. .i.. T; Codk . . .#, R. Inglis J. P. Anderson Thomas Small ce +4 c ol Au@btch GLASGOW I N E. 1784 Tons 134 50 $34 112 00 65 00 Tons Pous Fons AT Ons M Ns NS utf |BGG: Appgeere is 1066. OTTAwWA CITY & TIIE ABOVEâ€"NAMED STEAMER® will rum as follows between Ottawa and Kingâ€" #ton, calling at all intermediate Ports, and connectâ€" ing at Smith‘s Falls with the Brockville and Ottawa Ruilroad. « OITY OF OTTaAWA" Leaves Ottawa City every Monday and Thursday at 7 a.in., arriving at Kingston at 11 a. m., the following day. â€" Leaves Kingston every Tuesday and Friday at 3 p. m., arriving at Ottawa next evening, at 7 p. am. «BYâ€"TOWN" . Leaves Ottawa City every Wodnesday and Satâ€" urday, at 7 a. m., arriving at Kingston at noon the following day. D UHY t sssua o ET ahu® CYy oOF oOrrawaAa," ' DlCKlNSU$“S. Rideau Passage & Freight Ling, Connecting with the Royal Mail Line of Steamâ€" ers at Kingston, going upwards, every Thursday, Friday, and Sunday evenings. These steamers conpect at Kingston with the Through Line Steamers going East and West; Steamer « Bay of Quinte" for Picton, Belleville, and Trenton; and with the American steamers for Oswego, Rochester, and l_mwi-tun. a ”l’;:ti;:;;hi}fldni freight: from Ottawa will ‘find it groutl,y to their advantage to send by this ling, rates being low and no wharfage charged. xs Ottawa, April 11 Passengers ticketed through to Cobourg, Por Il(l»e. Toronto; Hamilton, &e. pply to JA8. SWIFT, St, Lawrénce Wharf, Kingston ; JAS. RATH, Smith‘s Falls; Ur to the Proprietor, ; PICKIN®ON‘R OTTAWA AND RIDEAU, LAKE CHAMPLAIN ROUTE Eleven Steamers and Fifty Barges, Avvonbmu A DAILY DEPARTURE for transport of Freight from Montreal to Ottaâ€" wa, and all points on the Rideaw Canal, and vice verv. t The two new ['p%ver Cabin Steamers, Byâ€"Torwn and (Â¥Woiea (ity,; will form a Passenger and Freight Line between 1866 oTTAWA AND KINGSTON, ’l\llehlniut All the Ports on the Line,leaving Otta wa and Kingston four times in the week. â€" _ The steam tug Queen ‘cg the Isles, with Barges, will also be placed on the Rideau Canal, for the exclusive carriage of Freight to and from Ottawa and Kingston, and‘all way ports. C Tho powerful tug steamer Englond will be kept between OTTAW A and GRENVILLE for the towâ€" ago of Square Timber Rafts, Saw Logs, &e. °_ In addition to the above, a LINE OF TUGâ€" BOATS, in connection with Barges, forming a FREIGHT LINE between Ottawa, Montreal, Queâ€" bee, and all ports on Lake Champlain, for thetranâ€" #port of Sawn Lumber, and other gro rty. For particulars, apply to GEO, l[upl?BACH. Caâ€" nal Basin, Montreal ; JVAMES SWIFT, Agent, St. Lawrence Wharf, Kingston; and JAS. RATH, Smith‘s Falls; W.D. WADDELL, Agent, Gowan‘s Buildings, Peter Street, Quebec ; Or to the Proprietor, Ottawa, Ap INSURANCE ADVERTs. Old Etna Insurance Co‘y, OF HARTFORD. CAPITAL â€"â€" $2,250.000. ° ACCUMULATED ASSETS, â€" â€" $4,067,455. Incorporated 1819. â€" Charter Perpetual. Tl‘ll oLD FAVORITE COMPANY continues to insure pranny. AS HMERETOâ€" FORE, at moderate rates. Private dwellings, deâ€" tached, their contents, and farm property insured for three years at greatly reduced rates. _ esd d scta __ J. T. & W. PENNOCK, Agents for Ottawa and surrounding country. Ottawa, Feb. 15, 1866. + 50â€"3mâ€"wh PHCENIX FIRE ASSURANCE COMP‘Y OF LONDON. GILLESPIE, MOFFATT & CO, AGENTS FOR CANADA. in Canada, ® Is preglred to weor Risks on Dwellingâ€"houses Household Goods and Furniture, and General Merâ€" chandise at the lowest current rates: For the special secuwrity of Policy=holders Ottawa, Feb, 12, 1866 troduction and spreading of disorders affecting cerâ€" tain animals," authority is given to the Governor in Council to take such measures as may appear to be necessary in order to prevent the introduction of conâ€" tagious or infoctious £-orders affecting nheeg. catâ€" tle, horses, and other animals, and check such disâ€" PRESENT : HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR GENERAL IN COUNCIL. WHEREAS, BY AN ACT PASSED IN the twentyâ€"ninth z‘ul of . Her _ lh&e:trl Reign, intituled "An Act to provide against the inâ€" un'l.erl_ frt_)fil pprpiding, lf Int.réduud ; And whereas a contagious discase or eE‘domic afâ€" fecting cattle prevails in many parts of Europe,and is increasing and extending its ravages, and whereâ€" as it is expedient, in order to prevent the introducâ€" tion of the same into this Province, that the importaâ€" tion by sea of certain animals and articles should be prohibitedâ€" His Excellency in Council, on the reeommendation of the Hononb(é ‘the Minister of Agriculture, and under the authority given and conferred by the said Act, has been pleased to order, and it is hereby orâ€" dered, that on, from and after the FIRST day of MARCH next, the imponamn or introduction into this Province, or any part thereof, by sea, of cattle, wheep, horses, swine, asses and mules, meat, skins, hides, horns, hoofs, or other parts of such animals, hay, straw, and fodder, be, and the same is hereby prohibited ; save and except #uch cargo or cargoes, or part of cargo, as His Excellency in Council may hereafter see fit to exempt from such prohibition. J in conformity with the Provincial Act, I Hundred Thousand Dollars, February 28, 1866 PAR'I'III IN CANADA WEST intend= ing to make ;“plicnion to the Legislature for Private or Local Bills, either for granting exclusive pririlef". or conferring co?;orm powers for comâ€" mercial or other ’purpoul of profit, for regulating surveys or boundaries, or for doing anything tendâ€" to affect the rights or property of other parties, :5 henb{ notl!o, that LKeyp:ra required p%o:ho 53rd and following Rules of the Legislative nâ€" cil and Loghlu.in Assembly n::ootively, (which are Bublh ed in full in the Canada Gazett), to give TWO MONTHS‘ NOTICE of the application (clearâ€" in the Canada Gaz«te, and also in a r pubâ€" lished in the Counx.ot Union of Cm. '::octacl‘,‘l o undlngfleop!u of first and last of such notices, to the Private Bill Office of each House. ; J. E. DOUCET, Clerk of Private Bills, L. Council Ottawa, Feb. 23, 1866. All Petitions for Private Bills must be presented within the /irst three weeks of the Session, A. TODD, Chief Clerk .Private Bill Office, &e., &o Ottawa, Dec. 19, 1865. HIS COMPANY HAVINGINVESTED, in conformity with the Provincial Act, Established in 172. Private Bills. USIC1I MUsIC!I! FRENCH AND English Songs, Sacred Music, Polkas, Valses, TiE UPPER CABIN STEAMERS [l','alal/h'a’u'l} in 1844 (Cart. Tnos. Fatuer il 11 MoxTrezat, 20th day of February, 1866 THE STOCK COXSI#Ts OF (Car. J. Rvax,) M. K. DICKINSON, BE T WEEXN M. K. DICKINSON, Canal Basin, Ottawa. A ND Canal Basin JOHN DURIE, Agent Ottawa, . â€" No. 10, Sparks Street. . * 47â€"ut? DUVERNAY BROS. KINGSTON L. Assembly 1866. Olta wa 57â€"t.8.0 97â€"# 97â€"8 b6â€"tf _ s IN QUART BOTTLES ! The Great Purifierof the Blood SARSAPARILLA! THESPRING 4 o NP S Amomtty mm C t mss body rendered unhcalthy by the heavy and greas secretions dr-f the winter months, | This #afe, thou erful detergent, pleanses every ion of pP9" wystem, nujihuuld be mdpmly By all who are sick, or who wish to prevent sick ness. _ It is the only genuine and original prepara tion for the permanent cure of the most dangerou and confirmed cases of Ecrofula, Old Sores, scesses, Ulcerss And évery kind of Serofulous and Scabious erupâ€" tions. _ It is also a sure remedy for saLm RHEUM, RING _ WORM, TE TTER, sCALD HEADb AND SCURVEY, It is guaranteed to be the Purest and most Powerâ€" ful preparation of GENUINE HONXDUR AS KARSAPARLILL A And is the only true and reliable cure for Syphilis, even in it« worst forms. It is the very best medicimne for the cure of wl diseases arising from a vitiated or impure state of the blood, and particularly «o when used in conâ€" nection with â€" BRIS TOL‘S (\«-:_th;}mI-)‘ Sugarâ€"Coated Liver, Stomach and Bowels, Put u'{. in Glass Phials, and Warranted to keep in any climate. | 5 e 5 These Pills are prepared expressly to operate in harmony with that greatest of all â€" blood purifiers, BRISTOL‘3 SARSAPARILLA, in cases arising. from depraved humor2, or impure blood. The most helpless sufferers need not desruir. Under the inâ€" fluence of these two GREAT REMEDIES, maladies that have heretofore been considered uttelly incur. able, disappear quickly and {nrlncnently. In the following lrineucfl, these Pills are the safest, the uickest, and the best remedy ever prepared, and :lhould be at once resorted to : Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Liver Come plaintss Constipation, Headache, and Piles» Bristol‘s Sarsaparilia, and Bristol‘s Sugarâ€"Contâ€" ed Pills are for sald by all Druggists everywhere. Sold in Ottawa by ‘John Roberts, Dr. Garvey, H. F. MacCarthy, J. Jennings, W. M. Massey, and (}eol’ge Mortimer, February 12. 1866. 48â€"utt K. now been before the Public for a length of time, and wherever used is well liked, never failing in a single instance to give permament relief when timely used, and we have never known a single case of dissatisfaction where the directions are properly followed, but on the contrary, allâ€" 1¢ delighted with its operations, and speak in he highest terms of its virtues and magical effects, c Among the most important of modern Medical I discoveries stands the CANADIAN PAIN DESTROYER. Side, Back and Head, Coughs, Colds, Sore "Throat, Sprains, Bruises, Cramps in. the Stomauch, Cholera Morbus, Dysentry, j Bowe] Complaints, Burns, Scalds, Frost Bites. + de., .[‘c.t de., de. FTAHE CANADIAN PATN DESTROYER has We speak from experience in this matter, having tested it thoroughly, and therefore those who are suffering from any of the comâ€" plaints for which it is recommended may deâ€" pend upon its being a Sovereign Remedy. The astonishing efficacy of the Canadain Pain Destroyer, in curing the Discases for which it is recommended, and its wonderful success in subduing the wm;ginx pains of Rheumatism, and in relicving Nervous Affecâ€" tions, entitle it to a high rank in the list of Remedics for these complaints, _ Orders are coming in from Medicine Dealers inall parts of the country for further supplies, and each testiâ€" fving as to the universal satisfaction it gives. The Canadian Pain Destroyer never fails to give immmediate relief, All Medicine Dealers keep it. . Physicians orderand useit; and no family will be without it after once trying it. Price twontyâ€"five cents per Bottle. NORTHROP & LYMAN S Newcastle, C. *'., General Aicnu for Canada. Sold by Geo. Morti:ner, ‘John* Roberts, W. M. Massey, H. F. McCarthy, and J. Skinmer, in Ottawa. RELIEF IN TEX MINUTES PULMONIC WAFERS! A. blished in 1837, and first article of the kind ever introduced under the name of « PulZâ€" monic Wafers," in this or any other country ; all othér Pulmonic Wafers are counterfeits. The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN being stamped on cach WAFER, Bryan‘s Pulmonic Wafers Relieve Cangh, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness Bryan‘s Pulmonic Wafers Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing liryan‘s Pulmonic Wafers Relieve Spitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest z Bryan‘s Pulmonic Wafers Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Discases. Dryan‘s Pulmonic Wafers Relieve Irritation of Uvula and Tonsils. . Bryan‘s Pulmonic Wafers Relieve the above complaints in ten minutes. f Bryan‘s Pulmonic Wafers Are a blessing to all Classes and Constitutions > Bryan‘s Pulmonic Wafers Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers Bryan‘s Pulmonic Wafers Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste Bryan‘s Pulmonic Wafers f Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting ‘ cures. Bryan‘s Pulmonic Wafers Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one. f No family shovld be without a box of Bryan‘s Pulmonic Wafers _ in the house. No traveller should be without a supply o Bryan‘s Pulmonic Wafers + in his pocket. Ao person will ever object to give for Bryan‘s Pulmonic Wafers ( Twentyâ€"five Cents, * JOB MOSES, Sole Pro§riewr, Ew Y ork. a FINHE ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTA. by George Morti Johx';:buu,' | y George mer, n wW, M. assey, H. F. McCarthy. and J; Skinner, in Jttawa. TOBA CCOS! TOBACCOS! MEERSCHAUM PIPES:! Cigars, Cigar Cases, and Cigarâ€"Holders ! Together with a large lot of FANCY GOODS, &c. J. G. ZIMMERMAN, Corner of %‘fh and Metcalfe Streots. yar PLEASE CALL AND SEE. m Ottawa, March 10, 1866. ‘ o# "Fobaccosii Is pmicnlu:l; recommended for use during us oep e Pss February 13, 1866 Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865 ESPRING ANDSUMMIIRL TIEN 'I'“,’. BLOOD 18 THICK, THE / eirculation clogged, and the humors of the Ottawn Dec. 18 1865 The E&t cure for all l)‘nouoz_gt the JUST RECEIVED A NEW 8TOCK OF B HRINFOL‘L a DDiet Drink, XORTHROP & LYMAN, CHEAP BRIARâ€"ROOT AND BRYAN‘S Boils, Tumors, Ab= 1â€"6â€"f&w 1â€"6f.w A.rafl ian ~Heave Remedv D CONDITION MEDICINE IS POSITIVELY SUPERIOR TO aAXY on all other preparations for the Cure of Heaves, Coughs, Thick and Broken Wind, and all discases which affect th¢ Wind of Horws ; also, as a Condition Medicine, gurpassing cvery thing of the kind ; is casy to give, sure to cure, and safe in all cases and at all times, and does not prevent the horse from being worked while using it. mss h + the blood, and re«toring the distended yesse] to their natural size ; by its use the horse‘s ay petite is improved, all derangements of th digestive organs corrected, softening the s if and giving to the coat a sleck and «hining a peRrance, ...« ek . It cleanses the breathing apparatus, by roâ€" moving from the lirfi:('lli' the coagulable lymph, or that secretion which in | Hcoaves c{;n 'Lem, causing a difficulty in breathing, and by its action on the discased part, causing the mucous membrabe to resume, its natural dimensions«, thus eqn.lili:_ux the circulation of D. W. HURD, 3 l'lul'flrlu'l J PRICE TWENTYâ€"FINE 28 Bold by Geo, Mortimer, John 1 Massey, H. F. McCaithy, and J Ottawn. s PIANO FORTES LX constructed on a truly Scientitic Princiâ€" ple. They have greater «trength, and will rcâ€" main Jonger in Trxx than any other Pianp Thésconstruction is simple and natural, all the extrancous lumber in the body of the instruâ€" ment is despensed with ; the sound boards are merely two ~mrched planks of thin wood, like the front and back of a violin ; th« strings ane ltlncz,ed to a strong Iron frame, which is separaâ€" ted and entirely independent of the case, ther by dispensing, with the old harp form of stringing,, by substituting straight bridges, preserving ut the same time the Over Strung Bass, of which Mr. Driccs is the Inventor. By these imâ€" provements we gain much more vilrutory power, at the same dime prescrving all it« purity and richness of tone. _ _ _| _ > _ They have received the highest testimonials from the Press, and all the principal artists in the country, among which are : Marry Sanderson , L., M, Gottschalk Max Marelaek, &, Thaiberg Theodore Eisheld, Win. «Mason, MHerman Wollenhaupt, 4. Barili, Fraucts H, Brown, _ M,. Strackhouch, MR. SEGESMUND THALBERG, the grout pianist, says:â€"1 have examined your new Pianoâ€" Fortes, and T cordially approve of its system of construetion. Jts principal, by which great increase of vibratory power is obtained, being very simple and perfectly philosophical. The tone is rand and noble ; it has great ecapacity for sustaining the sound for singing, and its volume of tone or power I hbave never heard excelled in depth, purity, and sympathotic sweetness. WM: HENRY FRY, late musical critic ol the N. Y. Tribune says ;:â€"I have examined your newly invented Fianoâ€"Fortes.. They merit all the praise given to them by Messr«. Thaiberg Gottschalk, Strackosch, Mason and others. As regards structure, they are orginal and philosophical; in purity, volume, and conâ€" tinuity of tone ; in yocal versimilitude, that crowing excelence which enables the pianists to "sing" on the instrument. _ Your Piano#ever deserve the highest rank, Your invention, in my opinion, is destined to work radical changes in !.I':e- manufacture of FPianos throughout the wor Wim, Heary Fry. MR. SI:":'I'.'S.,I The N. .. Times, July 12, says;â€"â€"We have now an instrument without an equal. _ 1t can sing with a smooth delichkcy, perfectly unatâ€" tainable on any other instrument ; an ordinary player obtains with no exertion, the fullness of a Grand Pianoâ€"Fortc, and they must specdily supersede the old styles. C Grxtuexex :â€"Having thoroughly examined and tested the Pianoâ€"Fortes invented and paâ€" tented by Mr. 8. B. Drrcos, J amâ€"of the opinion that the tone resulting from his improvements as exhibited in the instruments under examiâ€" nation, in point of richness, depth and brifÂ¥ _aâ€" cy, equals that of the best Grand Pianoâ€"Â¥Wortes, and excels them. in pure, musical intonation and ectwal tone, power thus approximatliug closer to what 1 consider perfection in the instruâ€" ment than has yet been achieved by any other sy» tem of manufacture, From the N. Y. Herald, Sept. 5.â€"Upon careful examination of Drrce‘s Pianoâ€"Forts, we find the results obtained are a very fine singing tonc, great purity and l»r'y;e«y throughout the entire: instrument, no «n found in Pianos constructed upon the old plan. * NEW YORK Before purchasing, send for a descriptive catalogue, with price. Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865, 1â€"y [ A. taining fall description of style, and testimonials of the most cminent musicians, as to the superiorâ€"excellence of our instryâ€" mentsâ€"will be sent free to any address. * The Automatic Organ, Finished in Elegant Rosetwood, Walnut or Oak cases. = Instrument W for Every Instrument Warranted for FTVE Years bo{:l presenting tl;: Aumaaric Orcax, we y annoupce the g:m triumph . in musical instruments of age. Durh!g the g:d‘h.ll cent the KFrench and German« ve reed instruments with double bellows, two peda‘ls for the feet to operate, but the | want of the reversed or ®xâ€" wAUSTED sE.tows, (which is the only beliows used in our instruments,) made it impossible for them to produce the mellow, rich and musical tone for which our instruments are celebrated. Aufihemm to this method of Mowing was, that fect being occupicd, no opporâ€" tunity was offered for the management of the swell., . Within the gfl two years, innng‘};nu constructed on this European plan of "dotuble blowers," have been manufactured in this country, and to counteract this difficulty (want of a swell) a lever has been projected from the centre of the instrument, to act npon the awell, AXD OPERATED BY Tus kxer. . The inconvenience and contortion necessary to effect this object, are disagrecable enough to a gentleman, but to a lady the use of such an appendage is nearly impossible. ns n napn ra n zL #52 to #55% EACH! THIRTY NINE VARIETIES, with PATENT BASSO TENUTO or SU k BASS. Our arrowxatc device obviates this difficulty entirely, the simple act of blowing with more or less force giving the desired incrouse or decrease in the volume of the tonc. The Melodeon and School Organ, For seventeen years the superior excellence of our Melodeons has not been questioned, and for two years past the enormous demand bas made it impossible for us to meet our ordere promptly. | With our increased facilities, we feel warranted in assuring our patrons that their orders will be promptly met, and solici‘ a continuance of their patronage. Caution to Purchasers. All of our instruments have upon the name board, in full, "GEO. A. PRINCE & CO." W hen a dealer represents any other instrument Ottawa, Dec. 18th 1865 SCHOOL ORGANS and MELODEONS as "the same as ours," it is usually a mere attempt to sell an inferior instrument on which he can make a large profit. . _ _ _ Tur Offriwa Tixes.â€"Printed and Published every .. morning, © (Bundays excepted,) by Grorce Corrox, Proprictor, and Ressrt â€" Davis, at the Times Steam Printing Works, Xo. 60, Sparks Street, in the Cifg of Ottawd, County of Carleton C. W. 4* _ â€" P.8.â€"A libreal discount to Churches, Clergy men and Schools. Address. _ Automatic Organs. 8$5,000 NOW in USE! W. HURD, Successor to Her & Mauiden Lane, NEW Yerk, BOLE PROPRIETOR FOR THE UNITED sTaTs NORTHROP & LYMAX, â€" > Neweasrus. C M Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865. DRIGGS" XEW PATEXT. RE THE|ONLY INSTRUNEXTS _ constructed on a truly Scientific Princiâ€" N ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE COXNX GEO A. PRINCE 4& CO. Charge for Buzing or Shipping DARLEY‘S Yours respectfully WM. HALL & soNX, L. M. GOTTSCHALK BOLR AGENTS PATEXT GEO. A. PRINCE, & CO. Buflalo N. Y «N. Atrack osch, Chas, Fradel, â€" 543 Broadwar rt 1 =G Fae w W . M Mn "OTTA , 1144 A “‘uvk‘_’ I Ished every 1 to Submoribors Ih;mu«-lh Posts ted in the neater Puuws OF SUBSCH van~e, #3,04 vance, #t 1 JO8EI TTOR NE ! 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