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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1848-05-05, Page 4t 7octnu. gran DON'T YOU TAKE TSE p*ti:est t1 0000ua r. Will IA. Why dial you take the papers t They are " the ti:a ti:of my delight 1" Esoept &host Aestivate tines, Awl thea 1 read for spite. Subscribers, yeetar.'e loser asses, Depend the advice is good For emit the sprat 11 money lest Oar i•tert►t four -fold pail. My Grss'dad need to teaks his Lep Of living at a day, Vibes papers wild as cheep es rage, Aod treat was took Or pay. lily Grsoduu', when aha had the blues, Would thank her gracious stars Tbs. papers fillet with wholesome news Wen wmitered every wu►as. 1 knew two friends, as mach alike As e'er you raw two stomps: And oo phrenologist could tied A differeaee in their bumps E.teh had a farm of equal worth, A pretty wile to keep-, Three boys—three horses and a cow, A (legend twenty sheep. One took the papers, and his life Was happier than a king's: His children e l could read sod write, And talk of remand thiogv. The other took no paper, sod While strolling through the wood, A tree fell down upon his crown, And killed hint es it should. Had he been reading of the "sews," At hone like neighbour Jim, 111 bet • cent this accident Would not have happened him. to then, and take the papers, And pay to -day, nor prey delay, And on my word it is inferred, You'll live till you are grey. An old newsmo•ger-friend of mine, While dying from s cough, Desired to bear the latest news, While he was going otf. 1 took the paper and I read (Y some new pills in force : He bought a box—and is be dead No—hearty es e hone. 1 know • printer's debtor once, Rack'd with • scorching fever, Who swore to pay her btll nest day, • If her disease would leave her. Next morning she was at her work, Divested of her pain, But did forget to pay her debt, Till taken down again. " Here, Jersey, take those silver wheels, Go psy the printer now !" 8be spoke, she dept, and then awoke, With health upon her brow. Why don't you take the papers? Nor from the pnnter's visage sneak, Because you borrow of bis boy, A paper every week. For he who takes the paper", And pays bis bil(,wheo it is die. Can lire in peace with God and man, And with the prin ter too. "VI OR1'.\i.1T\ i ; ; ; ;1i GODERIC11 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORE. THOMAS GILMOUR k CO., II LIVE always o■ hand a shotes i..oet- aa wont of all kinds of fancy srJ STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. Hardware, Bouts, Shier,rockery, kc., kc. And as their stock is selected from the principal waiehouses an New York and Montreal they feet eeefdent that they cab furnish a superior article for leer price than it aro bo obtained elsewhere in toe Herne District, a in all cub transactions they base resolved to deal upon the principle of small profits and exteoaite sales. They solicit an examination of Meir ample stock of New Goods from all Intending pur- chasers. N. B.—All kinds of farm produce lakes in exchange for geode, (cr which the bigb• est market price Will be allowed• Godericb, Feb. 3, 1918. til VALUABLEF ABM LOTS POa &Atm IN THE HURON TRACT, NAMELY a (t ue • OUR Lots u■ the Fent Coessio■ of `Oedertch, (roitr.g Lake Huns, eon- tauuag 8J, 7)1, 974, and 104 sena respec- tively. Two of thee• Lwin have consider- able tmprovemeats, and one of them scoot - studious Two Story Log House, with Gar- den and Orchard. Likewise, SIX LOTS on the Second Co■ sesios, containing 80 acres etch, Iwo of Mem yertially improved. These Lou are situated on the Bayfield Road, nom sea t0 eight miles *Loth of the fiourtah.sg Town of Goderich ; the lat.d te of the best quality, and well watered. and the front Lots command a beautifal view of the Lake. For 'flintier, sp 1 (if by letter post C paid), to JOHN LARK, Goderich. March 17, 1848. '!tf FOR SALE, re the subscriber, that rateable property l) situated In the township of (iodench, on Lot 19, 41b concession, within 1j mites of the torn of Goderich ; there is a good Saw Mill unit an d 80 acres of land, 20 acres cleared. 1t is a never failing streams well adapted for any Machinery, such as Cardieg and Fulling Mechtnery,,Distillery, and Grist Mill. N. B. --Wall be sold cheap for cash, or part of the money may lie for a few years. Apply to the proprietor. WM. ALLIGHEM. Goderich, Feb. 18, 1848. 3 TO CAPITALISTS. GOOD and safe Investments. Valuable MILL SITES end FARMS for sale on Lake iluron.- A good Mill Privilege on the Lake shore within six males of Goderich, baring 36 seen of excellent Lead, the MCI can be built on the rock, and within 60 feet of ten feet Jeep water in the Lake; the Mill dam can be made 14 to 18 feet high at a trifling expense and on a 'never failing stream,abun- dance of Saw -togs in the vicinity. Also, a spiendtd !(ill prieilege half a mile op on the Eighteen mile River which is navigable to she Lake, having 43 acres of first tate land, plenty of Pine and other Saw -loge in the vtcioity. AND ALSO—Four of the best descrip- tion of FARMS on and near tho Lake Shote, With improvements. The above well selected and very valuable' property wilt be sold low for cash, or half tbe purchase "coney may remain for three or four chars on mortgage. Apply (if by letter post paid) to Law- rence Lawrason, Esq., London, Robert Parke, Esq., Goderich, or to the proprietor JOHN HAWKINS. Port Albert, Goderich, Feb. 3, 1848. to A nL*LA—ar W. war. O keenest intellect—fond pelf— Fair beauty's glass and blooming health t Whore is your boasted fame 1 Trophies and honours raised here, With all the pomp that wealth can share, Are but an empty name. And virtue vested in her charm. Soothed by friendship's healing balm, Invites my mend thence. All visionary scenes of love, By heavenly ie luence wilt prove, The sof ject of • dream. All that is,pwrt•I will decay, The Globe itself will melt •way, As like the boundless air ; The bud of fate will them tranvia, Time with eternity will mix, And finish our career. ' The ores•'• tide will cease to roll, The starry host to gild the pole, No more their glories lend. The Earth will melt with fervent heat, Aa satire shrink beneath her seat, The Universe will rend. Then what u wealth, and whet renown 1 The prince that wore the gorgeous mows -- Sheer me hie splendid tomb ; The peasant ,Door humble birth, Alike is mingled with the earth, To moclder in its womb. Bat hark ' • voice thrill• sstare's vete, That berets she lre•veely dome i• tweed, And hiss their spirits high : Crested io righteous robes they sear, Te dwell in peace for evermore, In mansions of the • il. -- McTetwovtr. Asrrwrsne.—A young Italy, being a ldrevaed by a gentlemen much older than herself, observed to him, the only objection she had 111 a anion with him. eras The probabil'ty of hie dyreg before he►,. apd leaving her to feel the sorrow of widow- bood. To which be made the following blown* and delicate complimentary re- ply : " Blessed, is the m•n that has • vittti a wife, for the number of hi. days •hslbe doubled." T Plea LeteTLa FiLLow.—" Ma has Iloor been tick r• " Hick ! whyno. What udder the conopy made you athat qo.u. 1.. 7' "Cos she Erpreu.arl 'Fleur iA better r " 1 don't sen how it coal be bNter if it hand't bees ono ; .or bow it could • been wase if it bad'nt been sick ! That's the bow oo't mother." " faker " Waal, mother 1"—"You'll be the death of emeebody, yet ." ' Ytthcm !" " Caatif•te that quadruped .nal he shall lam acclahated bus pace," esid a dandy to a ( `every stable boy who was driving him s ' snort esteem into the emotry. " Talk le me is English" seed the boy $ I dedt understand tope. ' GODERICII CARRIAGE SHOP. Ltonvostss-at1lwt. 033 WPM WEST or ALLEN'S INN. Cly�KTWild . `. D143 OR INN T. VALUABLE !RAJ. ESTATE F O R BALE—A RARE CHANCE FOR CAPITAUBTB. THE subscriber having commenced boat - tress io Ooderteb--and with 'hegira of carrying on h*ii pperatioss arab more facili- ty and success, p in want of casb—ofers the following valuable properly for sale, bowled ie the fluurisbisg tows of Chatham, the Destrtct seat fur Kent, for cash only :— That advantageously situated property in Chatbam North. containing FOUR wa- ter Lots—according to the town plot sur- vey—with a good and substantial two story Dwelling Hours thereon, Kitchen, es ex- cellent garden, summer house, bac , lee., suitable for a large family or a public Hotel, a Baro 40 feet by 14, and a large enclosed Building well adapted for distilling or for storage, being erected on a substso- tial wharf, mooring vessels of over 300 tons burthen. On the premises is also so invaluable Spring, the excellencies of its waters are not surpasid in the District. THE Subscriber respectfully intimates to the inhabitants of Godench end ire vicinity, that be s prepared to execute all orders for CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, LUMBER k LIG IIT \VAGGONB, Cutters, Lumber Sleighs, Gig., Dog Carta, kc., and all tallier articles in bis line of business. N. B. Repairing promptly attended to. 07- Country Produce taker in part pay- ment. JOHN SAVAGE. Godericb, Feb. 18th, 1848. 37 WAGGONS AND SLEIGHS. NO. 7 EAST STREET, 00ARLT Or,O4110 TOR , U'.TTI01AI c.eu:m. THE Subseribera begs leave to inform his friends and the public at large, that he is now prepared to. receive orders for LUMBER OR LIGHT WAGGONS, which shall be manufactured of the best materials, and by experienced workmen. 07' Harrows and Drags made to order ; Plough Castings Wooded. ALEXANDER MELVIN. Goderich, Feb. 9, 1848. 2U BRITISH HOTEL, GODERICII. LATELT LCCCPIED eV YR. weaAC tA7Ta'r.U•T, ruin E 9obecribere having Leased tho above 1 SUPERIOR HOTEL, beg leavo res- pectfully to intimate to their friends and ghee public in general, that they have opened for the reception and accommodation of Boarders and Traveller', where they will be happy to receive those who may honour them with their. -patronage. It will always be their study to furnish the Table with an ample portion of the best productions of the season, and to keep -their Bar supplied with \Vines acid Liquor. of the best de- scription, en as to merit the approval of their customer'. T. K. GOODI NG, - JOl1N LANCASTER. Goderich, Jan, 28, 1848. 1 N. B.—Excellent Staining will be afford- ed, and an active and attentive Groom will be always in attendance. FARMERS' INN, STRATFORD, BY THOMAS DOUGLASS. TIIE Subscriber (from Galt) has lately rented the above welt e.tebb.het INN and ILOTEi. in the Vest end of Stratford, from the proprietor and late occupant, Mr. John Sherman ; and he begs to say that he will endeavour to see the Public and Trav- ellers well accommodated, and their com- forts attended to. He has good Stabling, and a. attentive Hostler. His Bar ti well supplied with Wines and Liquor.. ' THOMAS DOUGLASS. Sora' ford, March 1, 118. 7m3 FARM FOR SALE. TILE Subscriber offers for sale Lot No. one in the seventh Conce"aion of the Township of Colborne, West Division. There is on the premises a small Log Barn, with 15 acres under good cultivation, and well fenced. The Land is of excellent Fuality, and within 6 miles of the Town of io4erich, containiog 100 acres. • TERMS of Sale will be made known by applying to William Robertson, Esq., Can- ada Company's O(6oe, Goderich, or to the subscriber. DAVID SMITHI. Goderich, March 1st, 1848. 611 O UTSTANDIN'G DEBTS. STRATFORD. TIIE Subscriber will be obliged to enter 1 those in arrear to him, week tie Ckrk of the Court, if not immediately settled. A. F. SUCKLE. Stretford, March 27, 1848. 9tf FOR SALE. A LOT of land, situated on the Bay - I -1 6eld road, five miles and a half from Goderich—will be sold cheap. Terms of payment to suit purchaser,. L. ALVORD. Goderich, March 28, 1848. elf ROPEMAKING, BY GEORGE LF.VERBAGE. FULLARTON. TI ' 'Bobacriber of Lit Re. 4, Commis* 0th, Fullerton. mnnofeclores ROPE., of all else., made from Hemp grown by him- self. Ile has sold large gnanunee, of vanotie.taes, in Stratford and seiglrboor• hood t and he invites the attention of lbs Public, as he can safely warrant all the different kinds made by bim. From a Bed Cord to a Cable he will be enabled to furnish, when the improvement on his work. ere completed. by the addition et the new m•ebanery he will soon have erected. GEORGE i EVRAGE. Fellatio*, March 1M, 1848. 9tf Referents—!germ. A. F. Sickle and Thos. S . Daly, Stratford. CLOVER SEED, VOR Male by the subscriber at 74 poses C p.r Imesd R. MuflBRwII1LL. Goderich, March 21, 11141. 941 GODERICH FOUNDRY. FARMER$,ENCOURAGE YOUR HOME MANUFACTORIE/. 11'IIE Subscriber* beg to banns the Is- kabtaata of the flume Dkusrtet, that they have in full operatic'■, t8uie NEW FOUNDRY, which for cosysd.see sad the facility with 'Arch the work is dose, equals, they fool proud to assort, say country ftwndry in Cassis. They (tether pied s theorising to the public t0 NII all Goods 1e their Iles, as cheap, if sot cheaper ; ea good, if sot bet- tor. than they cat be *hulloed from say other foundry ie Cassia or elsewhere. The pouoaage they Unmet with during the short um they bare lean i. bustssss here, wanant, the above .tstems.t, and they take the oppertssity of itlorsI*g their friends aid the palls that they will use every 'aerton L their poser to tsaia- tan di. character, they Inset, they have fully established for therasehee. The will have os hand Tbreehug Mills, Saw They .d Greet Mtt Garbage ; R/ -es - (100 taster-whede, 8m.1 Macbt.esof the latest std most approved plan, Steam Le- gions, std all Hods of Hollow -wee, such as Bake Kettles, Bellow Pote,Tea Kettles, Sugar Kettles ; also, venose antes of Cook- ing and Pawner Stews, aid every Meer* sloe of Ploughs, lac., kn. It addition to the above, they are reedy to receive orders for BELLS from iae to tee bemired poo.dr weight, and morseled to be well toped. GEORGE MILLER k CO. —AL80— Two Building Lots in Chatham North Block 0 , well situated, being opposite the new Bridge, shortly to be erected. —AL80— A large two story Frame house fronting the Barracks, 40 feet by 36, nearly flotahed, with ball en acre Lot beloogtng. —AL80— SEVENTY-FRVE Acres of escehJent Land situated on the banks of the River Thames, only three miles below the town of Chatham, with a dwelling House there- on, about 40 acres clewed, and in a high stale of cultivation. All, or part, of the above property will be sold on reasonable terms for cub down, or one-fourth down, and the remainder in three yearly instalments. Title unquesuoe- eb(e. For further particulars enquire of M. k 0. Dollen, Chatham, or to tbe pro- prietor at Goderich. CHARLES DO LEEN. Goderich, Jan. 98, 1848. 1 FOR SALE, VALUABLE FARM iN COLBORNE. APART or portion of BLOCK G. io the township of Colborne,. Western Divi- sion. Huron District, containing TWO IIUNi)RED ACRES OF LAND, with 23 acres cleared and in good order; fences in repair. There is a good Frame Iiouse [Cottage style], upon the premises, 33 by 32 feet : alio, a Frame Barn 50 by 35, and Two Frame Sheds, each 90 feet long, with a Log Fenn House in tolerable repair.— There are three running stream" of water through the Lot; two of which are in the clearing, and a Ent rate Well in the cellar of the frame house. Wood upon tbe land, chiefly bard timber. Said farm is situated but tI miles from Goderich, the District town. (r" This desirable property will be sold at a reasoaabla price. For terms apply to Meson. STRACHAN k LiZARS, Sobel tors, West -street. Goderich, March ti, 1848. 7tf FOREIGN PERIODICALS. • RE -PUBLICATION OF THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, EDINBURGH REVIEW, FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW, WESTMINSTER REVIEW, and BLACKWOOD'S EDIN'G MAGAZINE. THE above Periodicals are repeated is New York, immediately on their ar- rival by the British Steamer., in a beauti- ful, clear type, on fine white paper, and are faithful copies of the originate—Blackwood . Magazine being an exact fac-"totals of the Edinburgh edition. - The wide -spread fame of them splendid Periodicals regdersit needless to say much in their praise. As literary organs, they stand far in advance of any works of • si- milar sump now published, while the poli- tical complexion of each 1. marked by a dignity, candour, and forbarance not often found in works ofa party character. They embrace the views of the three great parties in England—Whig, Tort, and Radical—Blackwood and the Loudon quarterly are Tory : lbs Edi k Re- view, \V•htg ; and the Weateniaskr, 8'•t�"&1. The Foreign Quarterly is purely literary, being devoted principally to criticisms on foreign Continental Works. The prices of the Re -prints are less then one-third of those of the foreign copies, and whelp they are equally well got tip, they afford all that advantage to the American over the English reader. NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the subscriber, either by Note or Book account, are requested to make payment on or before the first of May next ; after that date all de- mands, vim/tieing unsettled, will positively be banded over to an Attorney for immedi- ate collection. DAVID MUNRO. Goderieb, March 93, 1848. int . H. B. O'CONNOR, IMPORTER, WEST STREET. TAKES Ibis opportunity of returning his sincere thanks to his friends and the public fur the liberal support and distin- guished patronage he has received since the opening of his Establishment in Godericb, and begs to assure them that he will still continue to supply them with the best ad cheapest articles in his line u usual. 11e would direct their attention to hie varied and extentenaive importations which be is now receiving of DRY GOODS, GROCE- RIES, CROCKERY and HARDWARE, the low prices of which he is certain- will speak for themselves, and for quality and variety ca000t be surpassed m Western Cassia. II. B. O'CONNOR. Godericb, Jaa. 28, 1848. Int 07' Beim, Wbeil, OW, 'Bsrlgy;Corn, ke., and even descriptive of Tarnier', Produce taken in exchanngge. Cub will be paid for good Gras. Seed, Hide* and Pon. GILBERT PORTE, LDMES AND GENTLEMEN'S fash- Aionablc Boot ad Shoe Maker, West Street, Galeria,. March, let, 1848. Ilm6 ALBION ROUSE, TAMES' Street, nee door west of the Commercial Bank, Ilamilbs, January, 1348. I. SRAM DE. SALT 1 SALT ! t ' IN R A Rip F.I .R, cheap fee ai to sorbet- a►le pi%tle oe, et the Weer of T. GILMOUR*00. Feb. 11, 1810, TERMS. rATMnnT TO as rims 10 ADVADC*. Por any nae of the foto Reviews, `3,00 pm For say two do do 5,00 • For any three do do 7,00 For all four of the Reviews.... 8,00 " For Blackwood's Magazine—. 3,00 " For Blackwood and the 4 Reviews,10,00 " CLUBBING. Four copies of any or all of the above works will be sent to one address oo pay- ment of the regular subscription for three— the fourth copy being gratis. .07- Remittances and communications most be made in all cases without expense to the publishers. The former may always be done through a Postmaster, by banding bio the amount to be remitted taking kis receipt, and forwarding- it by mail, post- paid ; or the money may be enclosed in a letter, poet -paid, directed to the publishers. N. B.—The postage on these Periodical' is reduced by the late Post Office Law to about one-third the former rates, making a very important saving in the. expense to mel subac,ibers. fl1'in all the principal cities sad towns throughout the United States to which there is a direct Railroad or Water com- munication from the City of New York. these periodicals will be delivered free of postage. LEONARD SCOTT k Co., Pwbl.kers, 112, Foltos-st., N. 07' Snbscribere in Canada may receive their numbers at the nearest American Poet Offices. Goderieb, Jan. 28, 1848. 1 PURIFY THE BLOQD. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS Alm, PHEOENiX BITTERS. • Frio high attd *avoid celebritywhich these pe►omisant Mediums kave es. owed fur their revariable efficacy la all the dilative.; whirl they prelim to Cure, 8.s reedered the meal practice of pa8ag sot oily utn.masaty, but unwdrtby of them. 'They we !sows by their fruits ; their good works testify fur Them, and they three eat by the faith of the credulous. IN ALL CASES of Asthma, Acute rata Chronic' Rheumatism, Affections of the Bladder sad Kdseys, Balms F anti Liver Complaints. la the South and West where thew dis- eases prevail, they will be food invatw- bk. Planter., farmers, and others, who este rase these Medium, wall mower be wtth.et them. ahem Cholas, and Serous Lammas, Biles, Columbus, Cold. ad Goghs', Cholic, Consumption. Used with greet emcees in this disease. Corrupt Httasors, Dropsies, Dyspepsia. No person with this distressing disease, should delay sung theme metheinea Immediately. Eruptions of the Skis. Erysipelas, Fla- talencF.e.d Agee. For this scourge of the weetere country them ae.dieiees will W foetid • safe, speedy, and certain reme- dy. Other medictses leave the system subject to • return of the diseees--e etNe by thew medicines is permanent. Try them, be satisfied, sad he CURED. Foulness of Complexion, General Debi- lity, Gout, Giddiness, Gravel, Heed•cbm, of every kind, Inward Fever, Ieketmatory Rheumatism, Impure Blood, Ja.diee, Lees of Appetite, Liver Complete," iepreey, Loaminess, Meresrial Diereses. „ Never hits to eradicate entirely all the effects of Mercury infinitely seeamr than the most powerful preparation of Ssnaps. rills. Night Streets, Narrow Debility, Ner- voes Complains of all kinds, Organic Af- fections, Palpitation of the Heart, Painter's C►dtc . PILES. The original proprietor of these medicines was cured of Piles of 31 LW/ standing by the use of tbe.s Life esmGoderich, Jemmy 99, 1848. ly N. B. In order that the subscribers may be enabled to discharge the pledges gives in ghee above advertisement, they most ie. Gast upon prompt playmate, therefore, of all Notes and Book Aceoeau sow due, imme- diate payout u requested. THE MONTREAL TRANSCRIPT Ames COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. I8 Publtrbed every Tuesday, Thursday awl Saturday,at the Lew Pries of TWELVE SHILLINGS per merle, pay- able invariably io advance. The Traasenpt is printed oe '• sheet was as large say owed is the Pus; and should circumetasess permit, it will be still further enlarged is the snores of the sawnsaa1 ater.,-- During Um approaching Session of Par- ham/1stthethe Tranwcnpt will commaReports of the Prormeihsgs, semcieatly comprehen- sive to fwrsask Record of all that ocean in both Legrelatne Bodies. As a Family Newspaper, the Transcript will support its old character. A portio. of ite spare mom will be devoted to there - section of as.cetlaawos pause of an la - woos; sad Lorry character, and every thiag offesetve to morale will be ea efoliy ▪ voided. We We hereloadedeommeseed, and i.teed to continue, a series of Biographical Sketches from Chamber'. Mi.esllaay of Useful and Estertaasaag Tracts and other Works ; and wmum,donag the preamum,,Dike will be Leets res of the Leet. drhved rat the perm! Literary !.snt& ti." of this eity, which we commenced lest waster, and which gave general satisfaction. TERMS OF THE TRANSCRIPT BY MAIL. The price of Sabeenpties of the MOvnxAL Taaaacatr'r, (whoa seat by mail) is TWELVE SHILLINGS per as- asm, payable is advance. To %viitate re - minuets FIFTEEN SHILLINGS will pay for Fifteen Months. TEN SHiL- LINGS for Ten Months, and FIVE SHIL- LINGS for Five Months. When the period of subecripaios ie pearl, expired, we shall sed three easiest e.,i.. of the Tr•asenpt m.ele.ed is ant or green coven ; and if no remittance is made, the Paper Arlie lm every es be dio.a- tiaued. Ae paper is Over to *sheeri- bers et the lowest po.Mbte peke, all mem] lettere mast be poet -pad ; ad those which are not, the aneeset of postage will be de - Meted from the mosey seat. 07' The Traaeeript is seat to Bvbeeri- bers to the country twin or three tines a week, at their option. The oriole of the reading matter of Thursday ed Saturday's paper bring put late use sheet—thus sav- ing the 8obecnben sae -third postage, he pews of tobseriptioa to the both is the same. Subscribers, in wrivag for the Traesenpt, will pre..e emotion whether they wink the tri -warily oe semi-weekly paper seat to them. QrNewepepen with w- hom we exchange will please copy this Netsce which we will be happy to reciprocate is the same wee. Goderich, Marsh 3, 1848. - Grows Lairs Diraairwa r, .Montreal, 10ti Marc,', 1846. NOTICE is hereby gives, by order of His Excellently the Administrator of the Govereroent in Council, to all persons who have received locations of lard is Western Canada, since the 1st Jaonary, 1832, and also to parties located previous to that date, whose locations were trot in- cluded in the GH of enpateeted lads, liable to forf8AtUre, pnbttabed 4th of April, 113e, that unless the claimants or their legal representatives establish their claim' and take out their Patents within leo yeses from this date, the land will be resumed by Government to be disposed of by Sale. NEW STORE, ST RATF'ORD. BY WM. U. HINE. TIIE+: flnbsenber begs l Vs to intimate 1 that be has npswed a WI'(1RB et the out ed of Stratford, with general aeon - meet of DRY (14)07)8, GR4K;ERiF,B, leo. Arabs ►spots fey a share of the patrett- gge of him serifs ere and the "ebbe. He sells cheap /K Gook ee Prduty. WM. *7. HiNE. Stratford, March 24, 1848. 9 atm d iciDee alone. PAINS in the bead, side, back, limbs, joints ad organs. RHEUMATISM. Those afflicted with this terrible disease, will be sure of retie( by the Life Medicines. Rush of Blood to the Head, Scurvy, Baltrheem, Swellings. .8erofule, or Kieg's Evil, in its wont forms, Ulcers, of every description. WORMS, of all kinds, are effectually expelled by these Medicines. Paresis will do well to administer them whenever their existence is suspected. Relief will be cer- tain. PROSPECTUS OF THE VICTORIA MAGAZINE. THE LiFE PILLS AND PHONIX BITTERS PURIFY THE BLOOD, and thew remove all diocese from the system. A single trial will place the LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS beyond the reach of- oompetitioa i. the .estitnatloa of every patient. The genuine of these roedictnes are sow pot op in whits wrappers and labels, to - getter with a pamphlet, tatted "Makes Good Samaritan," unionist the directions, Sac. , on which is a drawing of Broadway from Wall street to oar Once, by .81.8 onagers visiting the eity ran very eerily Ad us. The wrappers .ad Samarium are copyrighted, therefore, time who pro- cure them with white wrappers can be assured that they an genuine. Be careful, and do not boy those with yellow wrappers ; but if you do, be satisfied that they come direct from us, or dont touch them. (j7' Prepared and sold by DR. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, 336 Broadway, corner of Anthony street, New York. For sale by BENJ. PARSONS, Sok Agent. Gadseicb, Jas. f8, 1848. MR. AND MIME. MOODIE, Enrea& f 1k1E FAWN* 1 the Va- sey* Mumma will 1i dew* all their galeas to poises a seed eaternisieg. sad *beep Pened'rrt, ler rhe Caw- dor People ; which my turd monomial to both aid and ,woe. keenkse std Tata. is verse ud prose. Morel Easy, Siebe -.s otitis Oakley, Serape 1 Usef l 1e8reo.i.■. Reviews of sow Works, end well moie.Ml eni■In lases the MOM posh ..rhos sighs day, ult7 tom the paps of re Moseley. TM Editors bet esaikeri abet i keenest ed &hag es••wy se Mies revise tMy use pored in drrissli AM Memo, will nereseely lad iM esppwt ea •••&Crar thou erdw and heseeish . udotmkiee 18. sow. deo M won* the rteisiset is ghost. is is fake that eteey perm within rhe Cds.y who res sod, ass dewier for meal end orsM impalement may boom s o baetibe, sad roe' stew oat. The Vsrr.•,A MAcasn gra semi' MOW. low pari. n ease mewls, Mold en mew tope, sad epee geed paper ; sed will best at the earl of the year a east VM.isa.. 1 INS pages, w. peer with Tide Pyr mei Win 1t wig ►. sod 3( *Sly, se mss irtg se the i'trat 18goohse, ism tlo ease of SOME WiLAOlp. Freatetwet, L&.8 --ole P fisher d sob Pespiseer. a whim rwwiwe Re the Magpie. rad e to iM Zen* mem be addreints.) The liers:41: sierptisa—ONE DOLLAR Pia meso idle ei is paid" ___ &dein►, IlhodbS. i8*. g TO PRINTERS. TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS' FURNISHING WARE HOUSE. THE Subscribers hon opened a New Type Foundry in the City of New York, where they ere ready W supply odors to any tette', for say kind� ) Type, Ilk, Paper, C Rolm, Steal. hasein Rs1.., Cemperiag .,Brasil Sticks, Cases, sad every artiste asoereary for a Priebe( Ogee. Th. Type, whit! *recast in new morns, from an .&brei, new matt ell Matting, with deep eeestsr., and warranted to be ue.urp...sd by any, will be sold at prime to suit the time. All the type frrsbhrd by as u " hand cast." Priuuog Prises. furnished. sod alis. Steam Engines of the moot approved pat- terns. Composition Rollers east for printer.. Editor. of Newspapers who will boy three times as mesh type as their bills amount to, may give the a -boos .is month.' Insertion in their papers, and mead their papers costa/Wog it to the Subscribers. COCKCROFT to OVEREND NO 78, Ana Street NW" York. December 7th 1847. st6 HENRY NEWMAN, BREAD, CARE ad PASTRY BAKER, respectfully solicits the p•tresge ef the t.habttants of Goderieh sad its vteiaMy, and trusts. by Wirt attestiot, to twit a share of their favoer". N. B.—Herd Biemit sal Ili 8811 of C.sekmn oe head. Cabin. sib M Piss. Gederseh, J.a. 911, ISIS. itf versa T... w Tia Banes Eriiat—'FEN tl 11*. - 11808 pee mem if paid metedJ la 04,i ei. w Tway moo like Foes wide the upiwti.s d the year. Ns peps, diseeetissed until an. moo ase paid or, mho the publisher throb. it his sim- tap M ds s► Awy laieidsal is the IMO try beeseeles tp,mdl{s far sia stems, shall rs■Nett • wweA espy gook tT AY Tatters addemo! to the ldiiem nseml ►e Pio paled, ser they will die he tants ort edge !rat ie& ttsare se aLsereasso BE limes rad woke. dintlgmetitrh.... b ; 1 Ter Ilse sad *Mgr,, t60 Walt asbaspeot iaostromige. Owe www theist, iso Iwo arimiliptitt .boat - A Mewl dossaat to thaw 1riiwl As par.