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Dunstan Times, Issue 325, 17 July 1868, Page 2

INCORPORATED TOWN OF CLY.D E. ELECTIQN OF MAYOR. I Hereby give notice, that the Election of Mayor for the year 18G8-9 will take place on Tuesday next, tlr 21st inst, The following are the polling places : East 'Ward—Council Chambers South Ward—School House West Ward—Mr. J. D. Feraud's GEO. FA CHE, Town Cleric. Town Cork's Office, Clyde, July 13, 18G8. MUNICIPALITY OF CLYDE. NOTICE TO ELECTORS. VT) Citizen will be allowed to "We 1-" at the election of Mayor or Councillors who has not paid all rates which have been declared six months previous. GEO. FACIIK, Town Clerk. July 13, 18G8. COR PORATION of ALEXANDRA NOMINATION of MAYORALTYI Hereby give notice, that the Nomination of Candidates for Election to the Office of Mayer will take place at noon on Friday, the 17th July inst., at the Council > hambers, and that the poll (if any) will take place on Tuesday, 21st Ju'y inst. All such nominations must he sent in due form to the Town Clerk not later than noon of the said 17th of ROBERT FIN LAY Town Clerk's Office, Alexandra, July 7, 18G8. INCORPORATED TOWN OF~ CROMWELL. I Hereby give notice, that Friday, the 17th inst., is appointed for the Nomination of Candidates for Elec tion to the Office of Mayor, at the hour of 12 at noon, in the Council Chamber. W. J. BARRY, Council Chamber, Cromwell, July 10, 1868. j CLYDE PUBLIC LIBRARY. I DONATIONS of ROOKS and PAPERS are solicited for the I Dunstan District Library. A List of Donations will be PubI lished Hon. Sec. NOTICE. i LL persons indebted to Mr. P. KELLY, late of the Golden Age, irdroua. are requested to settle the me with Messrs PATTERSON and KELLY, Cardrona, whose receipt w be a sufficient discharge. PATRICK KELLY. Cardrona, 10th July 1868. Few G-oldfiolds Eegulations. VOW on Sale, at WRIGHT ai CARPENTER'S, Holloway's Ointment and Pills—Happy Health.—However provident •' —however careful man may be—he is 1 still destined to be assailed by Mekness, 1 and it is wisdom to be provided with a , remedy against such a calamity- The Ointment and Pills, discovered by Professor Holloway acknowledged by every person who has tried them to possess the highest merits in curing bad legs, bad breasts, old wounds, sores, ulcers, and such blemishes as have been contracted by impnidencies. Inflammations and glandular swellings are sure'y removed, while the Pills purify and strengthen the system " Thus, even in moderately good health, occasional doses of them "prove highly beneficial, by theirleudoijcy to preserve rr the body from impurities and weak- 1 ne.-ises, whereas in nbstii ate cases they j never fail to riot out the most inveterate diseases