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PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, ke., will at•
tend; p*'t Wuudy. to diseases of sal surgical
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It It t S T E It AND AT• TORNEY.AT.
La Law, ami Sube.wr•tn-Ceancery, County
Crowe AttorneyU,rlerWh, :as.d4lreel, .,dice
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Business Directorli.
.1 ..fin It ante,
COMMN"1l(INI•:IL iN 1'111'. COURT OF
Queen's 11.mr1,,l'onveyenler,he. A R.
tette kept of Furan and '1'.•wu Lo). for Male; par-
larlaving :41. 1,.r sale, or deeming to purl'•aae
wen please ...Orel! pie uvular'.
lei no enuon,Vrb. 30.1(07. • tit
JOHN BRETT,
Tin, shit -iron, and Copper Smith,
EGMONDVILLE,C.W.
Stoves, Cultivators, do., for Sale.
Repatrtng IDoau lit Short Notice.
MARINE INSURANCE.
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Business �elirr•ctorn. Business fircctoril. __
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INS'ITRANC E. !DRUGS, DRUGS ! i r
opean News.
of the lllbcrnlau.
RT Ac Bawer. May b.
'111 CAI.AIl, May i. •
ew steamship 1Lb,ruiwn,
e lith, via Londonderry
1 point 2:30 this alter.
e. She has ;1.3 cabin
ere. All well.
herrf Lords, on 1 her
m the House of
on beh.lf of
ce that they
an address to
indignation
ncoln, arid
est' feel.
. Two
which.
vexed,
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as.
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YY Mr 'rah America AeW
suraneeComy; Head,
Odlees;forento. Nome, Vire uud LJe I entrance•
elleetwlon favorable 1u r14rl1.s.
�13 Utllce.Mr. J..(loaslos'. Law (.'ham -
JOHN U.ALDAN, Jr., Agt.
()o leriek. Nov .14. I1160
Insurance Comp ray
FIRE AND LIFE.
Ilrillvlt American I,1.11r:ane•e Co -CAPITAL-TWO MILLION DOLLARS.
stccuntu!,Iell Funds on hand, $5,000.000.
el err."\t
Marine Department.
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(iuJenrh, April 35th, Ir6er •
British American Assurance Co.
FIRE & MARINE.
JOHN ESSGN Arent.
Hayfield, C. W.. April 16, 1063. wit
D. Wilson Boss, B. A.,
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_ _ \RIINTFat. ATTORNEY • AT • LAW,.
./. B. - _+ 'w,.,rr.torie-Ch*neerv, S..tnry Pelee.. sirs- Referent to a Board of Directors
ARRISTER. SUI. CrrOu, CONVEY. era! Land Arent, arc ,ke., Kmc* • Yfm` wI!-�o y CHARLES FLETCHER,
• L. •vela, ACs. U•ec , 00er the `tore 01 Itru,.•.
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B reChnneery, See • 04w, Merkel ,ume, Karel V. *no, Beard el per ee,. nal* J1y}I\ IL\LIt.\N. Jr.,
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Annual income Exceed.; $2,500,000.
F1::F: In.11.anerA ani•,1r1 a* Ilro LOWES2
4.4 I'EN cuuwtrut wth..h Iy.
Life Inlarsaee -Ample See:IrIty.
LARGE (1011'0 .1Vn RITES' r.I,Wr(( THAN
.VII*T £.YOL:f_=H OFFIrEi.
•
Losses Promptly Settled 'Without
inelastic
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' b and lel eantl
a►.1 - - �' . ■1„,.r 1• , ••1 pleasanell imitated rand. CO,.
- --mac •1 1,••l, overlooking the Harts r
1 11.r t h
le
►•g'.uwnrr, West Slued,liwenrh. yaz Sntwlrll sea the 4irevel K.+d nutmeg lr1m
John 11. stardom, \K.' Io1b 10'.a,tl np'on, one
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diem. l,laae-..n re, Walkerton, Sonikompton, L. .
1,41 s1. 11 only .•*per.• ' C,oderieh. hu Jan. 1865. w Tr
�tl rraly',1•.
WAYS ON IIAND
1,11111:*
ing Friends =
err 1:11 1 1..I I .TII or
FIFTY FEET
1•:s n.\Ys, I
cinlaorc1 n clsrad•C.N'.
sem: Ass
I �
rn„rah oil
The Canadian
from Literloul On t
' 1 on Ilse 28th, permit t
110on, 016 YUwfe 10 Qac
and 426 steerage puttee
1+' J O H D 11.1./q.1 1.. the English Howe
Commune, Sir George (1
I C (1 1 (• IL 1 1 F i1, 11, Lord Palmerston. gave n
would 011 the 1st of May, mor
Court- Nua,e(y'.ore,res0• ora, the Queen, expressing morrow
dry night, Earl Russell, a
I(Sire.emott011.14 11e7n011'1 1
DISPENSING CHEMIST A DRUGGIST of the assassination of Presi,eut
praying Ler to convey that express
Ueele 1.11, and I n.pnrie vol lag to the American (iuvrrnme'
great meetings were held in'Overpo
a F. �l 1 1 N 1 : Il 1 1 C U B alter appropriate speeches had been del
•CArwlra(r, P.rluma.T. adopted unanimously resolution& expr
gat* roo.11l. and Nall IDro•h•st 1 of their horror •lel deep sorrow at the
nmulercial bodies of Len
tp•mT*.OILI, c01.0an.OTa sect ra.
HORSE & CATTLE
: 1,EDICINES
a
atan . AC •
Ord 1 .m Medical: men putesuaUY ettende•ho
env,
It lit'..' ' Truce J'
V.M.-Phyu,•,an'd Prete ripuons eareiul:y dose
petered 40
("Wench.laa. 10. 1608.
LIGHT ! LIGHT LIG
ROCK & COAL
Burning Fluid,
For Sale
Ooienekasa.17,1
P
F., JORDAN.
ea
ailaali011. '1'110
adapted *;1n
official b
einem.
in Gr
F.
r resolutions, and likewise t
les in ••nous towns end Pro -
he Americans el Loud un assembled
venor Hotel, at for invitation vi Mr,
oud. The meeting. adjourned tul the
of May, when NI :nit ter Adams will preside
at • mass meeting of Americans 10 St. James
Ha11.
Mr. Gledolene has made hie financial mate-
s meat in the 'louse of Commons. It shoes
his large heart to bear malice wg•iast • bra. 1 ware given 10 • clear and firm dine of Toiee ;
ten foe. Ile spoke very .kindly of Geuaral ( when, however, Inspector Wlllirl',oe was
1.e., rays seerrtarr S1111000 1; old on that )(Neer hie evidence, rid ,eal•out her written
repo dight that he pimpled fur` mercy and cwllemaiii of toe wilder est her brother, .b
lur•peaoe r villain tiled him j(pt for loin- I could nu lunger restrain her feelings,' and
14,In himself can the evil ivitsidered ►s I berating into r $.all of tears,'Je salts into
unhappy. \luck unbaain••se was evinced in Iher seat and buried lnr tree 111 • leudker•
reg•Id to the a,aaain•tion of President fan• , chief 011 the invest of Mus Green. Isar
cult, trout the fact that Andrew Jbhuaon I dolts were I11(e and
sbittei, end, as oerne created Imaliu
would take bis place, end unavoidablee
4104100. I well g
a wrplus of nruny four 1011140/1 pounds 014.
410114 Were drrwu from los conduct at the
inauguration ce•emorli.,. at Weabin_Inn 011
the 411. of Moro., end also from the teuur of
his various speeches.
The loo doe Times suggests that •.
Johnson *hlwld resign volunterily, or in )1ease
of his failing to do so, that public opinion
should be so expressed in regard to him as
to lend him to resign •
The Ditty News says that it bas mads carer
fol enquiries, and as assured on reliable
authority Ih.t the incident 4o regretehle
which occurred at his inatellatiun as Vice
President caneot without injustice be taken
to represent Mr. J. hnuMl s eharnetr,ne those
who know, him veil describe him es r 1110111.1
real e.pacily wed temperate habits.
The Daly News add, :-lve mist wait a
while belore 011 puma judgment upon hint.
The IAiure' of )leans. Max, u[ Loudon,
large dealers. in American secuntie*, was
annuurce,l on the !lith ult. 'their liabilities
IL5 lie pr iPri to to YJ .. the n.cume tax 61
off the tea duty, to reduce the lira, insurance
duty Is W, and other moor changes. The
Incchemo
, r1 YE of Cllerel'� • O '
r w■ ars Ii
e i 7
MI
The Italian Chamber est heputir■ adopted :d1.
address ramming gruel'- at 1
rranlrnt koro
wartiou. Tile Chamber was
his humour. A Paris letter states
that the moat profound oral universal regret tor an heritage, end the ler u
tied indignation ie expressed utero at the Iso- - throne
- * Jum iutun, he Lu deed at
e
to
hides, \1r. \lesut the
in a letter the earl) age of twenty -ohm ye.r+:. Nicholas
d' ha behalf d
senaatiun and excitement in the crow
court. Mesa (i - u. wIeo had at first resumed
al aiming masculine sternnees, could not re-
made unconcerned when this event took plaice.
and she, too, iudu:Ied 111 u CUI'iolu d rte of
teats. L Itit11Yt.iv, Slits Keit rrgriu.d her
eompoeur••, and nothing utter cards occurred
to uutwar Ly mark her melee of the awlul
position iu rhich she u pieced.
United States.
CNITTA10004, )ley 9. -Jett Davie was at
Poweltou, I1.ucw•k couuty,A1a., last Friday
night. lien. Wilson has printed handbills
announcing the rewaJ tor his capture, and
)VO1:. %VIII.-NO1l'a
violated by the unwerraeteble wines of oar
persons la he paid over to afro the pru
fessional and other expenses of our trial, to
the lawyers that we shell designate, Intl who
are in se, wise to be pr-judiced, in .aur defence,
•
our *dormer alto to have the fullest prates.
thin, rand upon our acquittal el the thuged
preferred *gamut w In your proclamation, we
ere to be premised to relent wider sate tea.
deet.
le conclusion, we NT we have n0 atq',III-
tante whatever with Mr. Booth, or say of
item alleged to have twee enpged whh Lim.
We hare never seen or had say knowledge
m 111 ) * .. of him or them. and AS AIM eer•r,
written W 10 wale, or sought nn internes/
teitA tea.
(s*OIO* N. SA8•ta'.
H[rt4•oY. Tt'eph.
Moot:eel, May 4. 1+ti5.
A Hard Story abort Gem. Wade
Hampton and his Father.
Young Wade Hampton was sent when a
very young 1114)1 to 1.1,11 Woe with a large aunt
M money to buy land. His father was very
rich. \1 hen young Wade reached New Or
acutlerrd them threw the country. 1
teens, he had a desire to look at the pictures
h%A*HlsutuN, N*y J.-.\ *pecwl despwilrh I and see the sights. lie rout one evening to
a gaiubling house, and was induced to play
M • taro table. Ile was cleaned out. hariug
Iesl tweutptive lhuusrnJ drillers. He *num
to Ins father and cuufessed ha toll and hie
loss. 'rhe old geetlemen tame oil to New
Orleans, and moored his sea w point out the
gambling house Where he lost hie money'.
01 11.1.ti14 111 lie looked at the ploy tor • whir
and then threw Own • purse upon the table.
tie lost, end (Me leerier eutptied the puree of
five hundred dollars to gold. Ile threw down
another 1.mo., and this time he win a Winner.
Inc keels•roprued the purse old counting
the gold wait about to pay over the amuuut
ail e r
won , who' Mr. Hampton remarked that he
peterrut ceilumM heel badly male their gran. bed not emptied it est' all it* contents. A
much thought the su i.iUel J erl.it*I ul re•
little examination di,covered in the purse a
Itchier' briers the camp fires est Sherman •a °heck for twenty-five thousand dollars, which
sal
would not fell
1 uud
• Ind that t
• . . Ca
legion IbrhOr�d up the Leeks of the Jameshad boons° a u
beard. 1 the het river. '1 fin ponce of Meade's troops was out with the gold. The keeper of the hank
to de m the v lot, of loonier Court (louse, made no objection to paring over the sum,
. a warto • 1',mueu T is pock et
roletruths. I m hi
n'youth,Le tun , uwt t
liveliness 1• adrir m W
11'4r. lir
Alex which M T N11
near f
enc r'1 N
t t
expected C
e W
� Ile
end
m ex
r 1 ter t
- h i
m r hurl
r me e . ne
• ' t les .nit
d .d r morning e
r m next u
'res ro t 1 The 1 x
whose quoin P 0r 1
draped h ,ass I our c walked < 1.r g
n'� f and
t lhertna l„
✓ rah •ibruur. h • f ere
Saturday u 1,
ere ex;a•c1rJ to pious tlanugh Richnttad to. ed the treLly Ere Ihuuasud dollars 1.0 bas sal,,
morrow, old they .ill glees lin, amy 'rot the told him to be more erretul of hu cootie!,
Potomac hard in thin honwwrrd march. never 10 gamble *gra. but go about his bear.
eherileu'a cavalry lett l etersherg yeller• rase and euapleta his purFbase of 1wd.-
day to hove overland • to Alexandria. 'l'be 'I'n.y HAIg.
1•14,11 part of tie face will cone to this •�-----
vieinity, anti veritably nndergo reor,•*nizn• lleward (Or J_eiterson Davis.
tion at oars. One brigade o1 cavalry will
be ieft at I.ynehbur,gg, another at IMI vJe, , The New York Tabuns exprem1 the
e earliest Irsw and another at Petelshurr, which will' patrol opinion that there is doulrtlese '• evidence in
I AG ARA b 1.h •1.t the rountre, preserve order, sad puutsh Ibr bare*u of military ju•ioe' of the charas•
+1.l I 11.h nun4r and Ihuse wnit,e m Unzrd ern petite pr i ter ,allude. h. iti the plw•lamatiun of !'resident
Pa !n ail guerillas a1d outlaws.
\\'A4H11GT00 Ma I0. -The civil machinery Johnson, offering the r,rion est p.. E 0 ,, for
T the ap �iwn hen+i m ul Jefferson havia but'hhd
Fr•
to Ibe Nrw Yu&'Times say* that the capture
of Jeff. harts is new looked main by the
u
Military nuhoritles as 'lain. 1r' addition
erwsteted at `15.000. to the pulsatile,' o. his whereabouts tele
Letters of co,dolr,,tee from the 1'mp.ror I grrpMd last ni,hl, ie now known lhel Marls
slid Frince Napoleon to the family of the I and Qtr two brig.wlee o1 orral'ry with IIJI ere
late Mr. Cobden are published- so completely enveloped by Sume/van, Wilson
Dcoth of the Ileir to the 1Brtrlaa al's! Orienon.thlt enc1I1• is imlrowible. except
Throne. as • disguised rod w:iury fugiute. The lab
est intelligence re,dar4 it pruhable that
YT. PETER*a1'RO, Ap'il 24 -noon. Gliersln, who commends the cavalry under
A telegram has jun Lama received here Gen. Cathy, will *uctred in capturing Davis
from Nice, rnu0tucinq•r flu death of the 1 hie dight scroat Alrhnmr.
exerts itch, which took place eer1y thus ' Tho march of the holue.ud bound armies
eo in ser• with (retaliated vi aur. \lead's
mdn.dng.
NICHOLAS ALciANnxnwtrcu.
The untimely devotee of the young Czars
•
into
throw r ,int
empire t
w' only t K
witch will not 4th 7
mourning, but will call forth regret and pity
wherever the newt Is ear, . n
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• Money to Lend,
wh*rc'1.rs y tie trot- I d N very reeaunrhle• terms. Apply to
TTI�ItNF:Y•.\T LA\ SOLICITOR IN 1 w -�
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h• it,mth ass Ie u( Wee v tet, third lour Irmo the
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11.1.•11.h 1'. W. t0,e.°Teri Ganl,nera
11 ..1 War, 41ore. eI1nl9
stoner to Lea on Bell r',perty. •
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Carnta/. L2,000,000 •tlg.:. Arremrlw
e .,671,121.
Brittania 1Ife Assurance C
'pt(F. under*ierr' h
.1 Agent turf he shoe
C..•npal.lre.i • arrears.
u' sed
air
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6OD
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r
10 the hides, repudiates t come esu Alrx:.n ruwltch was burn on the rah (201h)
OI the.rehei stews. of Se u•mher, 1643, and was mused eller 1144
N
The news by the "Noes Lincoln
Scullin" of the randlather, then *bonbon powerful sovereign
•evrard eiut of President Lineuh, and Soc'y Kn the world, and arbiter of Central and
I] "'ern I:ulupT.
The t3ta11IICh Propellor
Seward was puhlubedetated bout England on
His short bits has been
the 21116 alt., cod created • moss profound d,edeJ iuw Iwo periods by a greet sou .rad
1 *enealinn. "'he stnuegrst feelings of *ymlw b • n/;al •uJ political rerwluuon. !lis
expressed. 'I he mrd horror were universally y ns were those irbich avrry it.,
expressed. 4 here was ri one voice racy,. - noble was taught during the
`'t'I1.I, mete ,..etly tripe hal ween fl.eleneh out e country, reign of the iota Czar. An iron res
`V and 1'h.• .r,•o during Ihesea.0n or nerves- Will the cruse of the South earner," quite'', tome, art hieh handed C cud Au trioring at
�r WithI m much out iu o
the Impenrl power, mart '1'Ln Sur Las )net ern ivir •e '1 u u may be bund w cutout u ears*
•iuld wish steno- a uo• i .1.s and 1.h $ecrcPrrt of 1x4 '1'rrnsnry belt ire and the ambitious out••irioi•a of mel..-
rf a.•a m t rat 1 I mdigurhun sea the wnrras'1lunrlrll s air soy ll. on b Doth founded belief in die i. •hvwly tram¢ p;ut ullu operation in \'irgiuil.' evidence ehnn traversed, sifted and *cretin.
• Grand .e k R R the North. In all puree. it utesula4ility of L J 1 d'ht fur die• d f hearsay
lune R. raiding topic. cud puled almost
. of London,
• htal sus have titled the delicate c g
tracts, , S ta ,
pension of business particularly in larrrpwl tions of the destinies to which he was celled. appwluted r uutuber ut•reseeso0 aid cullet
101 PLACE. r0.n a11. Mk Manchester.. Int London coesols tell dramatic retains of the Wilkes Rhe C genus..
nearly I per cent, but slightly recovered of It., he hal Jr'," from Drryhuod w tnnuhu1r0 tie a. •" Toe natant improbability of the charge Is
h.en appointee Q•
! under metiersues ars. ltusvia, wormed m Ty, wittMx es in the assassination ease heightened almost to incredibility when we
n12hN ri.nretaDle m r Huron tereand; 5 20s fed to 56 to 60 ex coupon; i contest rah Europe, has been wormed for an panic stricken, (erring rswssiurtiun m
Stet G a C shares to 6� w ti!, and Elie to 4l 1. coweder how all b t bl t was that
. � �• how iuternrl ,.'Y their Irstunun One rat' them old derive ae adr•otagu
.14trI fur :ac,ns,r, Far frc16Lt ser gees*1.e arMT There tea. w slight rally next ass. The cu ' relunua earth Nicholas dr+pl,ed. bol rhea yesterday sails o verbal statement to
r from l
' n'sdeet
Or even bat
trona
our aide t k.
r'.rl was quite unsettled, nod oust est 1
hes
A. W s\
.,. p • rYn4t G. ItrMR:A�.L, the bolters withdrcr their .tucks. 1'rites J V' t the y Th S d d the nett, but prom•
might ►111"
1 all the advantage* which able
ass
11
0 6Fcep.:nmik Fires � d •p , the Lel inn veer/ in r?�cun„ t .vee thew et r y • the rebellion should y
the
u 1.m 1 e
1
,rate
olrre
N ItU3S •A••eer Wit ms y
new accepud. n see father a court
wiser, bemuse a- more humane. Pu17 Secretary of War relative to the comp icily of any bnlfedeems chiefs whom the astomias
u Thompson, Sender* and
lively refused to &power're1,,e. the court unless
Alen! re oboes �d withdrew
b
J larg }i}C}:i. Proprietor. 11.' 11,1 ie the
I,1•,an and rs.:. •• in,n Il,ari 4r' 11. Hoorn Uudericb Aped0, Iee5. i
lan•Aa, and rltargsil rd un.h•ralr `'• env; Hmsr � _
were
lete•leh )r
G
w131 On Weduer's, there was only • doe *wooer h*
rat r.rlialurdu The ellen/once was very
\1.11 hell. Stage fuel Certs 1.••••14111.4111.:,,r Hor, GODERICH _ 1 60 ; rs being present
I
I r II••r..•e. lhlewes sad Carne Gc• Iso H.rr, nn o - --
%Porter.
H le. U•.yn•.
be. one.,aute•s 14.7 , �*7
A rroaNEY., ucrroitat. 0 FICf:
Crab's New Block, Orden.
v13sw�', 1
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rADtu T101&REflu ' _ W TRELEAVEN
.1. V. 1CIwreid.
/AtrRISTEIt. ATTORNEY, CONYEI
•••-a few door* iw•nh 01110. r•.rl (rite.
MONEY To LEND.
-_ 1VIILwm lernarr.
['TORNFI•Ar-i AN'. iOLiCITOR IN
'8 (111.0 e0T, Convey...yet. ate. Wdl.'tom,
4 m .,1 Mn,re. v10015yly
Frederick Proudfoot.
itAHtt11;rElt. TTOItNEYlAI_1.AW,
. 'e'r'Y1 't'.. wtJ•ti m*
91ntn•retcn, 1: o. brute. 1
TI Went herald.
•
IIVII, 1•:Y'i1NF:EIt.\ND PIovINCL\l.
• t Land ?levees,, 1)16.•4 and I(,o, lain e.
11. •i:reet.1)ionto. 01 ,117
NROVINCIAL C id F:rlxmeel,Cbn10a. .Jolt. 1' il.1,
1.. 11. Itwmlun.
'IIVIL ENO XEF, nn.'iNL) MI11 car LH
toed Agent1 t :
1 1.7..,
Js1NL I: I I.4 NI
ARCHIT Te
t,4M0 AN LI 1rG1 11' ATIO i4 of Seal-
einf., ate., get rap in neat and 'erred eh•le.
eIs01.,ratthe 'La n Anrtrun Marl, Krim
Street. )udenrh 1,•w riullply
w• 1
• MA B! F. WORKS
tiw
1Vrrorn u•r i�M~�.
GO1:13011-1.icJI; - e earnel.
T111•: e• %'INION.•' •
'1' I'1, 13 U �I A.1
1• ASO A01NY. fi0(lertCh.
t SQuare, •
r st:LlsTox Wednesday,' I I a.m
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SON & HAZLEHQRST,
( Ta .,A11.,. k T.In IaU •,)
)action ' Commission Merchants,
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Nana .•tilfee 11,41 1140 ow on Tomo a 141111144W
.rtmrut 01 Fa1m1 , et bra War.•rw.ms,
O awre*'e bel, Kia ',ton 441 , (i'd*rl.'A
And next c • •r to Strong's riolel
kl 1C . N' U•>R'1' 11,
EST STREET, GODERICH,
ai.l'a ay'
Sofas, Rouses, Table', •Meade. Hair,
Curse and Week seated (theirs, vitt Moulding
and Looking Wastes, in r iety,ot
Home 1lanufdcture and ported t;
D. 0. has always on hand it dl Alio, HF:414(8 *11'
anrtment of corn's. ,
S
TO HIRE.
ll ' Lareher and Cordwood taken a -z-
change for Furniture. ` •
Omderieb. 7th Oct.. 1963 w
RIFLES, SHOI GUNS,,
111p111T01 n, Arc.. Ac.
and aloes id,trwour1 could corder, sad
x�lln, 011ie about roam x might have rear•,{ the art of g0Yerultlellt by
They,ail sireeil the Inllowul, *ddrt.o, which watching his country white passing through
W114 presented the game ev.•oieg 1l Mr. the most momentous change In Its annals.-
Adams
nnals.-
.\dams: -" 1.\e the u' Jersyned meaarenrof I'u his temperament the new stat pf things Lboiieved,he has fled North in an011er }anlc•
the Iluule of 1'Jlam:na, hat.. l.•nrlr•el with *vela have Men more fitting t., wle:d d1110 '
Inc deepest regret and horror that the I rem.
dela of the 1 ,.ted $ute4 lies I*•en ,1rpr Ived
mitered that his name reei.enceand testimony I'M Cowtxu Suraxr.-31r. lhl Bo•lay,
ehuuld be 4uepreesed tool newsnaperreporter', thewelt known weather prophet, has issued
o
Ire excluded from the court- during the es• pamphlet11
on the C0011,,• summer ; io
amination. This wily cndctded him but it is *high he ventures some very interesting
speculations on the influences of the atm0s•
phcr•e. The following is Mr. Du Bouley •
rather diemal furee•*t for the coming sum•
mer :-1t it not likely that many accustomed
observers would consider the vernal equine
octiol weather just passed through to be what
HI quite u.uel for the tint*. Phew may Ire
some grounds for viewing it, i0 its 'milt
charactcrirttcs, as simply en ex.glgerition of
the weath
er
wuicb
prevailed
•
Dont the sa
me
period of tart year, thug implying for thu
year the *sine probable result as for the lest,
viz , general dr neo and Euenean in the
weather and early. Maturity of crops, and
some obseieere have already written to the
author expel*+rug these opinional. This is
not, however, 1.1ie light' which it ie going
to be viewed in IMI lerceaat. It was evident•
Iy • result of • great ferrel movement in the
higher region* of tine atmosphere, pawing
over nearly all Europe. and efectmg - in
diverse manners the lower atmosphere of the
dieferent countries of (bill 404111011 of the
world. The author frust coulees that he has
Lad very great mtliceli, in coming to the
cunriu*ion as to the light it throw' on the
probable future, because he Ilse 0108! seen
as real parallel before; but, though at may
be sale to trim between two extreme tenelu-
stoat, it will be right to speak, without fear,
what i4 finally thought about it. It iscun*i4•
creel to be a,gnitunt 0I a snmwir remarkable
for its extreme coldness, thereby throwing
back the crop for their hill time of metering
e nd . housing. into the used period of the
•Immnal ratio. The whole period of their
growth will be ,probably rendered unkindly
for them by the presents of unwanted cold,
rccompatied in the early portwn of their
growth by gees% dryness, and .t • later
period by much wet, .flight frosts, also, and
boisterous winds are coutingen0iea, which
certainty lbleaten danger, wurthcr they core -
f t, pear or not. The whole sermon is likely
to be rwnd4red unkindly anti blighting by
cold, whether it is present at all times, or
whether it comes ie night frost; violently 0011.
treating with IM hent sod sunshine of the
dry. ) sort ',common seem* to promise that
would not ee. kindly for ■uything, and there-
fore there can be but little use in proposing
to discrimiu•te the chances of diderent crepe.
What the growth of roots during autumn may
be it is not attempted here to say ; bet in w
told a mason, and the fore part est H dl)' •lee,
1114. sootier the 'wed 1n 111 and up. per4wp* lho
bett••r. Leland and Seniland must probably
pwnccipae thoogh perhaps hardly .ea mute
as En4land, in the extraer inert' Tlciieitudr•
of the season expect. d ; and it is thought
probable that teeny Europeen countries will
hese unuauel summers, though it carrot be
, IirmieeJ of what sort they will be. The
vernal equinox hei certainly not been an
entinery one, and It in impoo.ihle to suppress
that the ensuing summer shall be so. The
6.01 doubt 01147 whether the latter pert of
storms, ■hr,ufd be dry or wet ; the hulloes
u Ihnughi br tern m favor of wet."
t'Ntrrn arty► : THA ps�,rirsor BA.Yx*x..-Mr. John Henry
Your 10 proclamation eii i* w uvnlg, burning lie, Ou nry, lLc mrmher for King • Lynn (whose
known en Ian such by yourself and all guar wife went ug wilb her fo onos • taw Jran
surroundings -and all the hired perjurers in sinew. to the !las., of all ri.4 • 1.dt'I 54
Christendom •hail not deter u from exh,
filing w the reedited world your holdall plot
to murder our ('hri,tian Preldent I
W• recognize in many of ear moat dig
tinganbed generale men of honour, and we
do not believe thee* associations even with
you has so brutalized them aa to prevent
their doing justice to • 'while enemy under
seeks grave rhsrgre. Ile this as it may, we
challenge you to select tform a Cn1.rmer1 25y nine of the I
generale that ter liana.,
for oar trial, to he convened et the (',.,,ed
State* Fort, •1 Renee'. Point, or any other
place that you will not have the power to incite
the mob to dentruy u* ere malt, vie.: Gene.
Scot*, Grant, Sherman, Merle. K.eirersns,
Howard, Burnside, Hancock, Hooker, Scho
field, Wright, 111x. Cadwallader, F:merpy,
Blear, Pleasanton, Logan. Steele, Pitch.
Hatch, Frankl;n, 110.10an, Aletr,nder, GGtr,
.1• ut life h air eel ulriuleuer. and wt• J..aire to
r ',What of the Cu;on, thus false 8128 .' y I t the euT otic dared to measure right,. with Lnn.-
power' with -which his grandfather love to
Lee Europe, with his hand no bio sword,
ready to throw it into the balance wheuever
exprrll our sympathy *1 the ass' meet. u taut such an Emperor u Ms father is,'llie
.\lunrie.al Shooter u0w iu L'uJmy at well I n
N f 1 tell to mai t
What o the Icon, -
' Th.; dared thy s were-lookiag areal . mood declare our It ,x and c.,nliden,r lit the y4Yng Nicholas might have bee.
• Moog- Head- -1 ter true% •
. alar. of that re.t conn 17, w to t .• c
What thy
waters at reit. I g
What of the View,. that spre:.d her wince will continue to be ac,ucalr.l wire enliabkn. Aranvet nation 011 he . 1 e y of t
_...I,.n,d eeial',..4 rale I:u•I llue,i•ul Leguliuu nl Paris.
�AI.Re d 11.m.0h..1d ,.04•. 11,,1er.. 4V*gennr..le
1 et the alert. r,'•rr • tur.1*y .1 .101 1'..rnenlar
• ,Nods,' Pal 1.. 1110 104...1 n*nkn,pl':111.-,. Feral
Neat, Ile. 14..aadvanced pv.11..n„u.nmml.o, n
Howie apsppyr*r sad. 1114,1. r.,llr 10d. I*n.11.0a•. vrrahr.
• teeele4.'w•reg*0e.l teriov . h.,... r••mrl. 11. 1111"
Veen HoonvevMle,t1 ' r0. e e *line M.0ten Aar.
*ma dert,enderta, every Thu• , 1.
t)mret* 1.Ite wttan4e4 o, an reev,na5(e terms
0.40 1411. Jalr 11111 1144. «21*,,
1). McUnitUnl(.
LICRNSFD AUC TIt) NF:F:It, HAYFIELD,
County d Homo. Sales sew village �" 7
�awt•slk atNsh410.
Alex. Jl'rnrtl.•T.
i T ICENiEn AI'('TilNEEI( for }WHOM
1/ and Mane. Sales punctually attendee to.
A'klrru. H'wlwm P.11, who -Iveco
.Inhn Cwmpfiell.
G1,NEIt.\I. COMMISSION- AOF,NT
Commnwlnerr in Q„era'a Henrik, to taking
aeeavit•,Con•evaner?, are.,kr. Odlce no Mq,9l
way. V IIMee of K lens rb ne.C. W .
FOR SALE!
Maebeet,1 aaaaa rtes. C. W. Name end
Ameeeteedlessee. Business of inis kind en -
maid he Iris will Fellietee WOWS 11"(.°0 •
MADE TO ORDER,
J. CO li;INTOSIII
IIIEW MARBLE WORKS
, Yalu Street, B toter.
Peas, ace., of 1,,,T 'hewn ptIOVI mad
Meet notone, •na at INN 10.1•111 re ie011.
Liberal verb...Imo merle ler eaeh.
11J. 011413 PtIftt11.1.1 At111111
flartailsof atonements he. may be
sees 11 the oho,.
Opposite the Market.
z m- at, 0- stops
i"-4
r; To n`)s. Ta,blata, Table-
_. 'r0 -ss. &C,
e
Cle All kinds of repairing done OS neat
retkonable terms. 43
FOR SALE.
'LOTS 1 3,67. tri 1 3,77; near the RAILWAY
Aa STATION, Goderich, for $130 each.
At Five Years Credit ,
or longer it required. Apply to
GODERICH, C. W.
Ai TM
0 CD
cd
.111
AMERICAN FINAIICKA.-Tbe Itultdo Cour.
ier guys Mr. Harrington, asestant sec
revery of the treasury,M about to preceed to
Europe, and while Absent will negotiate
ferrite loan for live Oen/rand million dollars,
pritteival and interest payable abroad Under
these eireingsteneee Who expected that (our
per ten., which poisit it ie expected tbe 5 20s
eili exceed. This loan tury he placed elt
7 The man aid boy, that lonely few, aid evert other country.“.
, r4H114. April 23. tendon or divided between that merket and
Ici. Ard 4.'2, that del meta% optne crew. - '04 , .y7 1,, ,,,,,,,,,4 tin, p,,, 1„."+„„ „(11,,, . Yesterday, at 3 p. m., %stranger preieated th.• contineuL The 3.rocerels of thla loan will
-,....7 Whet ot the boat. thou 'emoting wave'? geeet pai tee in MO 11 non ot 1, 01111111..10.6 .1iI blibli;.11. kt Russian ettitimay,'.demanding to Ivo used to pey the eapcusei of odr Eoru.
speak -With ihe Secretary of leigatior. Aliquot per:: jaah.titor1117,61I.lis'itdit.a...,Iir..,,o,t,si,itii:ndilmItee.fours tilowritety
take the oppireturrity of exprirsi le. ire cot
• I 4riaril. mid the secretnry WWI furore covered 'dr the entire f1040111 debt of lb; United
State*. The rate of 1 eir per cent. has
Item decided upon, with a view to ettebi:ah a
precedent upon which tke vrtmle terminal.;
public debt may be finally funded."
Over thy waits' 2-'• that tiny thiug ;
Ate they deep to- thy caverns ? are they no
"1: My boy looks up in my tearful eye, talons T
And 'apt, " 011 mother, mother, wlq
Dom' tiut rather aid brother costar'
Rack to our toad and happy home !'
Thelsouilon and provincial journa's alike
Ate/ I turn trom his gnze, for I dare not tell descrtbe the interim excitene 'it which the
Him the truth that 1 feel and bun., so well, news created.and all mirth ill warns culogmuis
Thet they are smeping deep in tbe ocean'a bed, upon Mr. Lincoln, and bitter d. einoicaations
I; the grave of the countlesiknumberlese deed; of the a!sassInatittn. • The 'Paris aid touhri•
ISAAC FREDRICK
lh• A11101 lean people that whatever ditleretic4.. I anti blood,
everywhere telt st tr. mune, me „
of upiuinn may eerie in this country ao to the degas". The murderer tied. but wet stopped.
pretend war, there 14 hut one fee.ing ol enu when he weurided tre other 1.01.011S kl.:11/IV
thy wah them at the Imo of an holiest and he wee eoestml. The Secretary is reported
to he deed.
The l'eris evening potters state that the
new of the person who attempted to tassasse
nate M. Balch, Attache of the Ituriviep Ern.
Balmy bleeding soul thou must *eep and moan Le;:jteaeli.JIR:1:e:rii7..0,0a:::4".111(1:",e7r:,:,
Till we meet agate in I/Ur Ileavesty home.
Het oh, what of the Vision, thou treeelirous
deep?
neat thy hurricane in'instntlsy lad theta to
sleep f
wall not aeon be forgotten. I he excitement
has rarely if ever beeti exceeded. Late iu
the day a request was scot to the Mayor to
mill a ;salute tot -wing to expecte the sorrow
mil indignation ut this people. Ilundrele
slow/ it, and the Ifityor termed Ids proclama.
101. 1111•01111Z Al SI. George's Hall lei
• The V ision" W11. the tinier of • small the afternoon of the 2.th, to be adjourn. to
enen td eel? 13 tens, that matted Ittnn thin 4•01111.
try for Europe •bout i2 metier. erre. aud has not
Wee Once beani of.
the evening of the same that the wcrk-
ing Chimes may tilts:site have an opportunity
of Attending.
- 'lite digs on the Town. Hall and other
Tog Itistior or Hems Is FARM -The buildiagt, and the elripping at LIverpool,were
following extract of • letter &tat Paris„ displayed iit &Alt Meat. All American real
. France, April 141, received hy re e of the ; dent in London, the Union and Eimmeipatern
I subectibers of the Toronto Wachmen. front I Society and the people of Maneheirier, Per
I • friend of his, at present regidirig in that 1 mingham, kc.. were to meet on tier 27th to
I country, will Interests 0 any of our readers : I express their aentiin nts. The Litt -epee!
•• Ily the by, the Bithop ot Huron preached , Post. of the 27th, is printed with the CO:11111.111
in our leneliee church here in Paris, ma j in mote ning. The limes tugs that nothing
Witoday Imo, in behalf ot the Huron College, I in politicel history can Ire remembered that
the day was rather wet but, there were 600 or I has ever drawn forth a more unanimous feel.
700 francs collected (hetween 8120 and $140). i ing then this news. Petsonallv. President
On the following Tureeley I went to a recep- , Lincoln enjoyed the kind regardx of every
tin. at Lady Harriet Cooper's and the Bishop one in Engluid. The einem to whir+ his
of Hume and Archdeacon Helmuth related ! in 'pence . ' 44. h II , anneal)]
Isnme touching tales whom the convention 01 • the relations between tegland end the United
exceedingly. Alrout 700 franca more were *verity in all classes of set.nrities. Ehrebeth Gough, the nurse, maned a tarm•
several red iodises, wehreh interested we !States, bat been sheen hr. lel of unwired
collected in the drwring-room, for the ; Times editbrially sem that the news will be Kent, leaving her family, hod 'reveled on
The er awl emigrated to Australia. Constance
bie,""teto,,,, c,,,,,,,,,__A wn,einte.,,,, I sineere and prolounthas it awoke even in the the corameet, and everituelly become 111 111.
neetion with St. Paul's Church, where the
college." l received throughout Europe with a sorrow as
mete of ;slime° fir Ladies et Brighton con.
correepondent to the New York Trihnoe of I United States. Mr tgriculii's perfect houesty
wartime(' are very high indeed. Mrm Kent
Monday says :-` The jnint American and "Pee"? became •minrent, and Englishmen
mule a etatement tit the Rev. Mr. Wagner
British Commotion for the adjustment of the I learned to respect hon. It also says :-..1;o.
' Sound Agriculturftl Co., have now got the cause will not metre. the dishottour cast 'Arm .
and he recemruended her to melte a coufestion.
the chief megistrate of liow street, who
claims of the Neilson's Bay Co. and Puget 'Just as ee believe it to be, the Confederate
flue Constance. Kent del 01. Tuesday before
The Daily retire says that bh., Low,. h*, I frequently warned her of tlie solemn cense.
submitted. The Bay Company's claims foot
up shout $t,000,000. The Agricultural Co not fallen in the Muth of triumph, fir ro ; gamic., of "h" ih" "a""."11. She P'41'
" thought of triumph was in that honest and I "4""I• honever, in 'tepee th*t she alone and
mewled murdered her half brother Francis
'iaville Kent and olIe tient 10 Triovlirtilge
*here she elm brought Wore the magistrates
hy whom ere but been remanded tor a week,
Wbta'a Who
The New York ft Jeureal of Commerce "
Missy, is Nikiterdto, and that h. was lormerly sees :-" Colonel Java') Thompson' WW1 Itor
a eublieutertato in the Itussian army. }I,„ several years a member. ol the United States
ot Balch, The latter, it is added, is t the Literior Departruciat daring -the greeter
.sAedc7•Iceinitli41,r"alrid'uo.n *then
Nalatun hopes to be able to In.,,r,tgootl:dM.r.1.11,th:hheolsoittai'ts..
inawruratiou of „leotiiittem accepted military
Th -e istrder. service. Ile was forme ly two years in grew
, mend of • regiment, and erientequently became
In June, 1,460, a little boy named Fran. Inspector General tor the Iternitinent 01
cieSarille Hunt was barba:ously murder.1 NlissIssiiiiii. For a year post he hrui served
at Road in Wiltskins. The murdered wan the Conlederates hi a diplomatic cepacity.
never discovered, although Constance Kent, Clement C. Clay wait formerly Settelor in
the daughter of Mr. Kent, one ol fier Majea the United States Congress (run Alabama,
ty's Silo-limpet:tore of Factories was accused, and, since tbe war, served in the Confedentte
wet aftereaids the nuno-Elisobeth Gough Caviare.' in aetinilm• caluteity, excepting this
-but both were diecharged for smut of evi• past ten months emelt io C•oeda •
deece. Many circumstances have condi "George N. handers, a nosed politician
-butte' to the history ot the case, to give it and N.11111 Agent tor the port of New York
notoriety ,end probably for six mciiths 111111. 1011101. Mr. Butboriert, it a notive Keinutely.
der waa ever so much dismayed by the and 00111 weat *need of Senetor Doughtier.
public. At leat•It was furgotien, but there He entered 11110 att agreement id 'Mid, to
remained in the minds of the authorities who forniell the 'Confederate Government -with 6
had to deal with the case, an impreamon that troneladv, to be eutit in I.:regime'. Seeders
Constence Kent was the murderer. Nut so made les way throulh the North to Canada.
with the public in the neightmurhood of the &Wailed ill &Cornishmen. The Confederate
tragedy. They would have it %het Mr. Kent Government however, aimulled the cuntrect
bad murdered his urn son -a little fele,. with Mr. Sand .re, who eulisequently returned
only 44111 years old. So much odium scuum to Canada. He projected the peace negoow
elated thet Mr. Kent was cempelled to leave thin which resulted in the ieat.e of Mr. Lin -
W• leaner. and remove to Weirs. Nreenw ni re &en.% proclamation, *leen it may con•
" Beverly Tricker le Virzinian, published
the•Sentinel in Warthingtort in ISA. and efell
Consul to Liveroosil from le56 to lef60.
from Merriam mr., Ky., WA *led to the South
in 1A61. He wits the mailing Democratic
member of the Kentucky legtelature in. the
Seedluna of Leh° and 1861,"
tr,- The mmWns of an ancient city have 1 htimble heart ; but his task was accomplished
TO F. N1TSCHES' OLD STAND.161,100,000.
been discovered in the department of Own°, and the battle of his life waa erop, and in all
rt IBM 0171131:1
tone to come, among all who therk of mare
reauth of Chili, supposed to be either the rich
hood more than rank, the name of Abraham
mitring city of Ponsoelos or that of L,os '
Uncoil! will be held in reverence and love.-
_ ( mares, also fa cies or wee , 'The News then continues e n ,
A BEAUTIFUL ESTAIE FOR SALE. erer city it may have been. the discovery without further and overwhelming proof, ley
1000 A ...Pea In 100.4. Illnek. doubtless attract attention,
known fact that the majority of ouch settle.
"in the we" the charge of thie horrible conspiracy to the
i leader' or abettors of tk. South.
merge the 111104 tilitittood oprito the menu were founded in the vicinity of wealthy
The Star pays a warm tribute to Mr Lin•
1110•11,11 Ittiron Rollor7, C.. eoln, and eulogise' his steadfast whey of
Posen of .i•olenehmol too o Bo( mines.
WATCHMAKER & JEWELER
NrX dnor West of Mr. Stotts' Saddlery.
Apply by leiter pones. ,to Prsce nroinr.- Pesch : -Tne • peso., in soite of all provocations towards
ad D k attempt At p.. land It Woo expremes great confidence
STEAM ENTI3NE
AND
BOILER !
FOR SALE
Apply to
WATLHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
RFT 41n rti ON rooter NOTICE
In the best Style & Warranted.
Mold& Plotted Jewelry. Wateheo.
Cioidee. Are Ire .
emmileadv on 450411144 warranted. he serer...area
rime money refunded.
OF1••••el July vac I .1114. 11111.11
tlicteting the drink of hie neighbour% may tied the North, eren 114 hoer ,
rg ICIEST IN COVRT.-Ahnat half.
past twelve o'clock Moss Constance Kent was
brought into court, amidst me hushed silence
of thou. prevaant. She waa attired in deep
black, end walked into the dock with a limn
step. She was accompaeied hy Mum Green,.
who was allowed to occupy seat 1/110, her
in the door. Although Miss Kent wore a
serve to !thew our English donkees, who Dee- nation. will witl, that Inagneeetrous thick veil. her countenance mull be even
ter the Legislature with the demand of • 1 clemency which thus ler Ma attemied its .ory plainly, and those who remembered Slam
Permissive Prohibitory lequor Law, how ',00mph.
mu, h they would or:complete /leen if they 1 The Daily Teleraph say* -F-om •olgar
obtained an Act of Perliment for the purpose leorruption, from (ern aaaa a hatmd, ..om mean -
of reinine the peblieen, robbing the poor , rot jealousy thie greet rider wee eholly free.
man of his beer, end creating • vast deficit I At last came eliat seemed tn be the fruition
in the revenee. I At hentr no More of their of hie labour, the rewire' of her and
°Seines minnow!, and let it be owlerstond Ile wowed Riebetrind se a eon-
thattifte regulation of other penplele habit's lit cowrie% trot toe Munched no decree of pm-
bermernrth to be tonfined to tailor' iamiption ageinet the Smith ; for Ole tight
dremulakers• appirmed to him to be over, and It was not in
could searerty reeogniss the same- persie in
the robust end beeithful form of Mew Cow
'mince Kant of terenty,one. Sim had wieder-
fully ehareeel, and in fire years had grime
into womanhood, and mewed the very picture
of health and living. Her condriet
the dock area et first marked with igrool corn- tteynolde and Mealhor ,-111a
;Kiser., and her replies to the quettiorts ad you he.. lo prodigally offered to hare tie empito4 iaserieet.
dressed to her by the clerk to the Magistrates 1,0„ffe,74,,,z neutrality of • neighbour/2g state Petylo..
complicity Denied.
20 *00510 .101111011a0, PRESID102 OTTO!
11000) 104 *boll! %Mae, the lale Mr. Samuel
ttoroev, has jest lett hint .61,300,000 in hard
emir, how become • partner is the greet
Co., of lainthard street. Soave idee of the
magnitude of the operations of this firm may
be gathered (roan the fact that, altimegh they
lOat in the crists ot last year, chiefly by the
(*bare of houses in the produce trade, about
£600.000, their profits never were en largess
in that very year. 1 heir triumatoioas may
be calculated by million* perches", and I hent
it no day that their net profit's do not &mallet
ins gnu it roe URA, !decor
Philadelphia, May 6.-Tbe sythrielpeloes In
present • hemmed to Ilre. Weals are
eaceading IS each, so 1101.11 may .
chance to contrib.'s. Tire stialemeat ra
be were te he Wee mteh es emolteme4 in