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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Signal, 1848-06-02, Page 4e .• 1 IIle MS UL na the IV rf ,for (tae land nabae 11 have idm to Gland ItS of Ree off Ib ton h'. kw* ging, nred L. ate lR•tt, see 61 t..e. IM tI qac EC O t t L e J•11IVILD FLOWERS. % Oh hewn—.PIM ewer.—remembesMes Of rouse fife's leve sed teeth, Hew does per edemas breath weft bask The pies hum of y oath. Thaw .easy how. of early yowls Wheel life with heaoty ceerned, And even rorrb we. Pewee .J Hestia Than ewer ch.rchinao dresmsd. Hew does yew sight recall sweet haute, fields, banks, sad rippling waves, A.d childhood's laugh. e'er it had karat 'That Bowes may bloom o'er grant. How de you bring es tuemwy's eye Forme btwlderia$ in the der. Rai toots of love, like Masse sweet, New bag la dk.re hashed. Ah ! dreams es wild rad sweet u roe Wee die2d to bluets ao mote ! And neither tone Dor food regret Youth's hope, slid Ion restore. Bel Faith still lives to light our lath A holy faith, and high. Ws like die flowers shall spring to life Bet set like them—to die. Mos. J F. Geier. Perth, May 15, 1848. [Bath. Courier. - ,..:. °a•.•, WHAT 18 LOVE% dirt ,, - sr a• W. 1- pees a greteohill-side, one day, i..ey one ofrsvere.d mien, Jr was an ancient mi1Nrel gray, Who well could tune a roande:ay At castle, court, or green : And by him sate, in shepherd pies, A youth, who smiling, geily cries : •• What is this lave which Poeta sing, Aed which they soy resides Alike is breast of serf and king, And bloometh there, or withering III to the heart betides? Corse ['gospel old, pray tell to me, What is this Love, this mystery ?" " Ab, youth ! it is a passion strange Which rosy be pain or joy— Which sweetly lathe breut may range A holy thought, a brigbming change, Or may its peace destroy : 'Tii-what should num lightly mon The heart its faery realms to rove. •' To fervid soots its influence brioge Sweet fountains, freshly Bowing, Of musings bright ; asd from it .priog.— Ev'a as the voice of ■eture siege- - A consciousness $I1 glowing, Of all that man at first might be Ere that be tomeh'd the fatal tree ••'Ties• if something sought were found, Ahad all tbat latest lies Within the heart, with sudden bound, Starts into life, add glows around, And lifts it to the skies As if a birth anew were given Directly from the hand of Heaves ! "And ifround hearts of strength and worth Love strongly be entwined, Oh the., for these blest ones, on earth Bright happiness bath surely birth, And Joyousness they find ; A holy Joy, a happiness, That soothes %fie deepest, wont distress. '• Bat if unworthily bestowed, Or met with pride and acorn, Oh then, the fir*, that else had glowed. Aod, like a limpid streamle., Bowed In balm to hearts fedora ; Now fiercely, like the lava fire, Sweeps on destructive, dark, and die "Bat why more should I sing, to tell Of all the phantisies Of this first passion? which must dwell A breathing heaven, or living bell, Wbere'er ti doth arise.. Eso.gh, methinks, I've sang, to pmts What is this myatery,this Love." iK WRATasvi MID T** CROps•r—T.r t14 bet few days we have bees wheeled by • plesleoue suppleof 1114 almost too much,' Ss it will probaby do some injury to grate sown in low ground ; but the weather hs• view cleared up, vegetetioa is progresst*g rapidly under the vestal rays of a warm son As fir as we hare yet received accounts, the F.II Wheat in this vteluity look wt.11 —La 'SOLI better thee iu ordinary years, and much better than was expected from the oacts of the recently open sad un- favourable winter ; if it escapes the Ay and the rust, our farmers may expect • good harvest. The spring crops, so far, look re- markably well. We understand that the hunters of this vicinity are planting a much greater quantity of Indian Corn this year than they have done since the introduction of oatmeal ; this, we believe, is owing principally to the failure of the potato° crop, and is intended to be seed to some extent as &substitute. We hare not as yet learn- ed whether our farmers are planting pota- toes un a small or large scale this year ; how•eveer, it might be as well to have enough in, even if they sbonld fait Taking the appearance of the crops on the whole, there is • fair prospect of a good harvest. BatA.ral Courier. HARPIJRHEY BRANCH Q!' '$ ME HURON DISTRICT AGIUCUL• TUAAL SOCIETY: " 61111666/666 THE HPU AZRHEY BRANCH of the Ham District Adjrieulterel Society nig hold a Resift fur the Exhibition of FARM STOCK, ke. ke. ke. at Mr. Jonas Cas Tavern, IIerperhey, es Friday, pt. 22, 1848. For the purpose of Adjudging and Award- ing PRIZES fur the vanuu Animate sad Articles hereinafter mentioned :— FIRST CLASS. IE s. d. For the best Entire" Iloree 1 10 0 2nd do. 0 15 0 For the beet Brood Mare sad Foal1 0 0 9nd do. do.• 0 13 0 For the best Two-year old Filly • • • 0 15 0 end do. do. ••• 0 10 0 For the best Yearling do• • • • 0 16 0 2nd do. do. ••• 0 10 0 SECOND CLASS. To. Caton.—Wo ere pleased to learn by onr exchanges, that the Wheat crop ge- nerally, is looking well. We believe that our farmers have no reason to complain of the present appearance of the wheat crop in this section ; and should it escape the ravages of the fly and the Past, we have reason to believe that the yield will be good. Spring grain is looking well.—Victoria Croaicle. MELANCHOLY MUSINGS. There was a tame In youth's fresh prime, The morning of life'. day, When free I trod The verdant avid, The gayest of the gay That time is past, Midyears have cut Their shadow o'er my bears ; And thooghu now come, Wboee derp.ing gloom I cannot bid depart ; It matters set, Whate'r myIet, • Wbere'er my footsteps be ; My thoughts shall tors Auld brighter bare, Ae memory of thee. •.tier • Ott ! long and well is my soups cell Amid • mental night, I.ike some bright star Thine eye afar, Seed. tranquillising light. 1 sew a Bower In life's young hour, The loveliest of the vale, " • And then I ihoeght Its hoes would not, ikoesth Tinte's frost grow pals. That floweret stooped And lowly drooped Its ie.eceet young head, Aad liken I prayed 1 might be Mid ' Wilkie flu gvsee's►.W bed. J. L Yoe Coup..—From every Township le the C,wtry we eo.tiess to receive see.t aifyia seeenats of the Wheat crop.— lheri„ g the pest week a .ufaeient quantity .f rail hos talkie, succeeded ►y warm wee• Nor, to ensure s meal rapid eeg'•tatton. — The awareness of the c.setry through se- veral tewm.hipe we have lately visited M deltoid's!, ad the farmers look forward to ,h. next harvest as wry Hied iv 1)s aim ea ebaadaat inatind NEW STORE. STRATFO RD. BY WM. II. HINE. /TVVIE Subscriber begs leave to intimate 1 that he bar opened a STORE at the east end of Stratford, with • general assort- ment or GOODS, GROCERIES, etc. And he hopes for a sharebf the patron- age of his neighbours and she `public. He sells cheap for Cask or Produce. WM. lI. HINE. Stratford, March 24, 1848. 9 vim For the best Bull 1 10 0 2nd do 0 15 0 Fur the best Milch Cow having hid a Calf in 1848 1 0 0 ltd hest 0 10 0 For the best Two-year old heifer calved after the 1st Jan., 1846, 0 15 0 gad best 0 7 6 Fur the but Bull Calf calved after the 1st January, 1848..•• 0 15 end best . 0 7 Fur the best Heifer Calf calved after the 1st January, 1848.••• 2nd beet.. For the best Fat 0. tad do. For the best Fat Cow 2nd do. THIRD CLASS. NOTICE. ALL those' Indebted to the Estate f the late Mr. HICKS of Stratford, will please Settle the same without delay, and without extra expenses; and also all those having any Claims against the above Estate, are required immediately to present the same for Adjustment to Join lucks, Mitchell. Mitchell, March 24, 1848. 8 TUE MONTREAL TIANBCRIPT Lair► COM M ERCIAL ADYERTIIlit. T-. IS Published every Treed', Thems, i and klafnrtey, et the !.w Pries ui TWELVE SHILLINGS per aurae, pay- able isvatisbfy ie *deuce. The Tranestipt is printed oR a ghee% D early u large as any used In the Provtooe; and should circumstances permit, it will be d ill further ealarged is the course of the suiting summer. During the approaching Session of Pan Iiament the Tranecnpt will COD! DMD Reports of the Proceedings, sufficiently cumpreben- sire to furnish Record of all that occurs in both Legislative Bodies. As a Family Newspaper, the Transcript will support its old character. A portion of its spare space will be devoted to the in- sertion of mi•cellaseous shatter of an in. titivating and Literary character, and every thing offensive to murals will be carefully avoided. We have commenced, and intended to centime, a series of B,ographical Sketches from Chamber's Mi.cellaiy of Useful and Entertaining Tracts and other Works ; and during the present s.sses, notice will be taken of the Lectures delivered at the several Litetary Institutions of this city, which we commenced last winter, and which gave general satisfaction. NOTICE. APPLICATiON will be made to the next Session of the Provincial Legislature, for leave to bring in a Bill to cpnatitute and form the following Townships and Gore, and Block of Land, vis :—North Easthope, South Eutbope, Downie and Gore,—Ellice, Blanchard, Fullerton, Logan and Hibbert,— Wellesley, Mornington and Maryborougb, and Western hallo: Wilmot, and the Block of Land 'behind Loan,—into a new Dis- trict. ALIX. MITCHEi.L, Sec'y of Committee. Ststford, pluton), 1st of April, 1848. S 10026 GODERICH FOUNDRY. FABME YOUR MANUFACTORIES. HOME firer. der• 0 6 O 15 0 O 7 6 O 15 0 O 7 6 O 150 O 7 6 For the best Ram 0 2nd do. 0 For the best pair of Ewes baring suckled their Lamy till the 1st of July 0 2nd but 0 For the bast pair Ewe Lambe 0 2nd do. do. ••••• 0 For tho best Tup Lamb • god do. 0 THE Subscribers reg to inform the in- babitante of the Huron' District, that tbey have in full operation, their NEW FOUNDRY, which for convenience and the facility with which the work is done, equals, they feel proud to u ssert, any country foundry in Canada. They further pledge themselves to the public to sell all Goods in tbeir line, as cheap, If not cheaper ; as good, if not bet- ter, than they can be obtained from any other foundry in Canada or elsewhere. The patronage they have met with during the ebort.Lime they .have been in business here, warrants the- above statement, and they take this opportunity of informing their friends and the public that they will use every exertion in their power 10 main- tain the character, they trust, they have fully established for themselves. They will have on hand Threshing Mills, Saw Mill and Grist 61u11 Castings ; Re -se - tion Water -wheels, Smut Machines of the later and most approved plan, Steam En- gines, and all kinds of Hollow-waresuch as Bake Kettle., Bellow Pots, Tea Kettles, Sugar Kettles ; also, various gibes of Cook- ing and Parlour Stoves, and every descrip- tion of Ploughs, /Lc., & c. in addition to the above, they are ready to receive orders for BELLS from live to ten hundred pounds weight, and warranted to be well toned. GEORGE MILLER k CO. Goderich, January 28, 1848. ly N. B. in order that the subscribe» may be enabled to discharge the pledges given in the above advertisement, they must in- sist upon prompt payments, therefore, of all Notes and Book Accounts now due, imme- diate payment is requested. 15 0 7 6 10-0 7 6 10 0 7 10 0 7 8 ' TO CAPITALISTS. 4/1/1/6600 (10011 and safe lavestmeata. V.leebe V MILL SITES and FARMS lett sale se Lake Hurts. A goad Mill Prititep on the Lake shoes within tux miles of Guderiole, haring 114 eerie of easeUaat Land, Ibe loll WI be built en the rock, sad within 50 feet of ten feet deep water in the Lake; the Mill dam caa be made 18 to 18 feet bigb at a trims expense and on a Dever falling streemba►•a- damo. of Saw -logs is the vicinity. Also, a splendid 61111 privilege half n mile up en the Eighteen mile River which is navigable to the Lake, having av Ing46 acres e and other of first rate lend, plenty Saw -In the vtclauy. AN L80—Four of the fleet descrip- tion of ARMS on and near the Lake Shore, with improvements. The above well selected and very valuable property will be sold bow for cub, or half the purchase money may remete for three or four years on mortgage. Apply(if by letter post paid) to Law- rence awrs.on, Esq., Loodon, Robert Parke, Esq., Goderich, or to the proprietor JOHN HAWKINS. Port Albert, Goderich, Feb. 6, 1848. tf1 TERMS OF THE TRANSCRIPT BY MAiL. ("The price of Subscription of the MO!tTLL*L TIAnecatrr, .((when sent by mail) is TWEIaVE SIHLI.INGS per an. num, payable in advance. To facilitate re• mittancea FIFTEEN SHILLINGS will pay for Fifteen Months. 'TEN SHIL- LiNGS for Ten Months, and FIVE SHIL- LINGS for Five Months. When the period of subscription is neatly expired, we shall send three different copies of the Transcript enclosed in blue or green covers ; end if no remittance is made, the Paper shall, in every case, be discon- tinued. As the paper is given to subscri- bers at the lowest possible pried, all mons letters must be post-paid ; and those which are not, the amount of postage will he de- ducted from the money sent. (l'Th.Transcript 1. sent to Suitscri- hers in the country twice or three times a week, at their option. The whole of the reading matter of Thursday and Saturday's papers being put into one sheet—thus say- tng the Subscribers one-tbird postage, the price.of subscription to the both is the Lame. Subscribers, in writing for the Transcript, will please mention whether they wish the tri -weekly or semiweekly paper sent to them. 07'Newepapers with whom we exchange will please copy this Notice, which we will be happy to reciprocate in the same, way. Goderich, March 3, 1848; 6 FOURTIL CLASS. For the best Boar 1 0 0 2nd do. 0 15 0 For the best Sow having had Pigs in 1848 0 15 0 2nd best 0 l0 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. For the best 2 bush's of Fall Wheat 0 15 0 2nd do do. • • • • 0 10 0 For the best 2 bushels of Spring Wheat . 0 15 0 2nd beet 0 10 0 For the beat 2 bushels Siberian Spring Wheat. •. 0 15 0 2nd best. 0 10 0 For the beet 2 bushels of Barley. • • 0 10 0 9nd do. do. ••• 0 7 6 For the best 9 bushels of Oats.... 0 10 0 and do. do.•••• 0 7 6 For the best 2 bushels of Peas • • • • 0 10 0 2nd do. do 0 7 a For tho beet bushel of Timothy•• •'ll 6 0 For the best 20 lbs. Clover Syed• • 1) 16 0 For the best 10 lbs. Swedish Tur- nip Seed 0 10 0 2nd best 0 5 0 For the beei 12 Spots of Mangle Wartzel• • 0 6 0 DAIRY PRODUCE. For the best 25 lbs. Salt Batter •• • 0 15 0 2nd do. do. •• • 0 10 0 Fos the best 5 lbs. Fresh Butter • • • 0 10 0 2nd .do. do. ••• 0 7 6 For tho best 25 lbs. Churl 0 15 0 2nd do. do. 0 10 0 DOMESTICS. For the beet 10 yards manufseter- 0 16 0 ed Cloth 20d best 0 10 0 For the best 10 yards Flannel.• • • • 0 10 0 2nd do. do. •••• 0 7 6 For the best 20 lbs. Maple Sygar• • 0 10 0 Sed do. •. do. • • 0 7 6 BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, &v.. TO LET, AT S T R A T F O R D. 616/6/66//66 Ti]E Bt.becriber being anxioee 10 retire from boslneea. wiahee To ever the well kaown BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, Shed., and DWELLING HOUSE, situated in the west sed of the thriving town of Stratford ; with the good will of the business. The above premi.es have been for any years occupied, and the nits of businous ie equal to the beet stand in the District. The have may be for as many years se may be agreed on. The Tools, iron, kr. will also be dis- posed of. Rent moderate. JOHN SHERMAN. Stratford, 17th April, 184a. 1211 GILBERT PORTE, T ADits AND GENTLEMEN'S fulle- d towable Best and Shoe Maker, Market Spore, Goitres!. 6ma March. 1st, 1148. DIV. COURT BLANKS, PRINTED es a superior reality of paper, let sale at the Herta Signal Otbe•t, ch sap fur Cash. Godench, Jsn !a, 1448. t PURIFY TNR BLOOD. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE FILLS AND PIIE(IdNIX BITTERS. 111high avid eared celebrity which thgee pre -.minuet Medloiees Gave as- pired for their taes,lsble efficacy is all the diseases whish they profess Y cure, bee rendered the weal puttee of puAng not only. usaecessery, best unworthy of Sum. They are bozos by their Fritts ; their good works testify for tbemand they thrive not by the forth of the cre,duloes. IN ALL CASES of Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Affections of the Bladder tad Kidneys, Bilious Fevers ad Liver Complaints. In the South and West where these dis- uses prevail, they will be fogad isvalea- hle. Planters, farmers, and others, who once use three Medicine., will meter he animal them. Bilious Cholic, and 8erou. Lammas, Biles, 'Cattleman, Colds and Coughs, Cbolie, Consumption. U.ed with great success is this diseas.. Corrupt Humors, Drupelet, Dyspepsia. No p.rgoa with Ws distressing disease, should delay using these medicines immediately. i.eupttose of We Skis. Erysipelas, Fla. tulency. Fever sad Ague. For this scourge of the western country these medicines will be found • safe, speedy, and certain reme- dy. Other medicines leave the system subject to a return of the disease—a sure by these medicines is psrmaseat. Try them, be satisfied, sad be CURE)). Foulness of Complexion, General D.M.lity, Gout, Giddiness, Gravel, Headaches, of every kind, inward Fever, ia4aminateiry Rheumatism, Ltpere Blood, Jaundice, Lode of Appetite, Liver Complatna, Leprosy, Looseness, Mercurial Dimness. Never fails to eradicate entirely all the effect. of Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful preparation of Sumps- • rill*. Night Sweets, Nervous Debility, Nor. you. Complains of all kinds, Organic Af- fection., Palpitation of the Heart, Painter's Cholic. PILES. The The original proprietor of these medicines was cured of Piles of 35 years standing by the use of these Life Medicines dome. PAINS in the head, side, back, limbs, joints and organs. RHEUMATISM. Those afflicted with this terrible disease, will be sure of relief by the Life Medicines. Rush of Blood to the Head, Scurvy, Saltrheum, Swellings. e, Scrofula, or King's Evil, in its wont forte., Ulcers, of every description. WORMS, of all kinds, are effectual) expelled by these Medicines. Parents will do well to adnifini.ter them whenever their existence is .uspectd• Relief will be cer- tain. BRITISH HOTEL, GODERICH. LAT16T occur= IT Ya• ILIAC LATTi010RT, THF Subscribers having Leased tho above SUPERIOR HOTEL, beg leave res- pectful) to intimate to their friends and the public is general, that they ' ave 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 beat productions of the season, and to keep their Bar supplied with Wines nod Liquors of the best de- scription, two as to merit the approval of their customers. J. K. GOODiNG, JOAN LANCASTER. Goderich, Jan, 2e, 1848. ltf N. B.—Efcellent Stabiieg will be afford- ed, sod an active and attentive Groom will be always in attendance. FOREIGN PERIODICALS. RE -PUBLICATION OF THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, DINBURGH REVIEW, REIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW, WESTMINSTER REVIEW, and BLACKWOOD'S EDIN'G MAGAZINE. THE above Periodicals are reprinted in New York, immediately on their ar- rival by the British Steams», is a beauti- ful clear type, on lee white paper,' and are faithful copses of the originals—Bloc word's Magazine being an exact lac -simile of the Edinburgh edition. The wide -spread fame f these splendid Periodicals renders it needless to say much in their praise. As literary organs, they stand far in advance of any works of a si- milar stamp now published, while the poli- tical complexion of each ie marked by a dignity,candour, and forbarance not often found in works ofa patty character. They embrace the views of the three great parties in England—Whig, Tory, and Radical—Blackwood and the London quarterly are Tory , the Edinbvg% Re- view, Whig ; and the Westminster, Radical. RULES OF THE EXHIBITION : The Foreign quarterly is purely literary, 1. Any person receiving a Premium for being devoted principally to criticisms on apy of the above-named Grain and Ppu,'to foreign Continental Works. be obliged to Bell to any Jnember of the The prices of the Re -prints are less than Society, if demanded, Ten Bushels same as one-third of those, of the foreigwell gn copies, and the sample shown, at the highest market afford all ile thateadvantage to the Aot merican price. 2. The Material of the Domestic Manu- over the English reader. factored Cloth and Flannel to be produced from the Farm of the Competitor. - 3. All Subscribers having paid their subscription, and only such, to be entitled to compete for any Premium. 4. Bulls most have a ring or screw in the nose, with a ropo or chain attached to, pre- vent accidents. 5. Heifers with Calf at foot may show as !leiter'. 6. All Stock exhibited shall have been the hone fide property of the Exhibitor a month before the Show, end all otter arti- cles shown n:ust have been produced on the Farm of the Exbiltitor. Any person violat- ing, or attemptinfDi violate, this rule, shall be rendered incapable of competing as any future oeca.ion. 7. Any person neglecting to pay their Subscription os or before the 27th of June, will be debarred from competing or entering for any Premiums offered, unless they pay to the Treasurer, two weeks before the CCAttle Show, a sum equal to the proportion Which such subscription paid, on or before that date, would hare secured from govern-- mentor overn=mentor other sources, so as to place their subscriptions on lbesame footing as that of others, wbo pay in time to get such addition to the feuds. 8. All Competitors for Prises must give the Secretary notice of the description of Stock or Produce they intend to show, be- fore the day of Exhibition. 9. All Stock and Pretties to be on the Show Groped by 10 o'e1ck se the day of the Show. The 8bowsto commence at 11 o'clock. twos. 7'ke Society's PLOUGH ate& October. f,>O 1Md CN weU take pl0. THOPSION, Secretary, N. B. d!. M. Harpurbey, 744 Aorf 1848 1! .1I• HAM LION, URG it r. wase stafejs,. GOD ER ICH. FR., 1848. 1y JOHN 1. Z. LINTON, 1.T ADT 1011.10, cbmmietfmwr Queen's Ben* AND CONVEYANCER. 8TRATFORD. FARMERS' INN, STRATFORD, BY THOMAS DOUGLASS. iTHE Subscriber (from Galt) has lately 1 rented the above well established INN and HOTEL in the West 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 hu good Stabling, and an attentive 'Jostler. His Bar is well supplied with Wines and Liquors. • THOMAS DOUGLASS. Stratford, March 1, 1848. 7m3 TERMS. PAYMENT To lit MAAR 188 ♦nvseca. Foe any oneof the four Reviews, $300 per an. For any two do do e.00 •' For any three do do 7,00 " For ell four of the Reviews.... 8,00 For Bleckwood's Magazine.... 3,00 " For Blackwood and the 4 Rniews,10,00 " CLUBBING. Four copies of any ow all of the abov works will be sent to one address on pay meet of therogslar subscription for three -- the fourth copy being gratis. GP" Remittances and communicatio must be made in all cues without expen to the publishers. The former may alway be done through a Postmaster, by handle bim the amount to be remitted taking b receipt, and forwarding it by mail, pus paid ; or the money may be enclosed in letter, post-paid, directed to the pnblisher N. B.—The postage on these Periodica is reduced by the late Post Office Law about one-third the former rates, making very important saving is the expense t ail subscribers. ("in all the principal cities and tow throughout the Uslted States to whit there is • direct Railroad or Water corn muaicatiog from the City of New Yor tb... psribdicals will be delivered free page. Pnh4ibera, 112, Fates -et., N. Q� Snbeeribers in Canada may receive their 'umbers at the nearest American Peal Officio. Go stitch, Jas. 118, 1848. 1 >< Laws Dtv.aTrsttT, Pre 1044 .Maori, 1844. e ns .4 g is t - a e. 1s to a o' no k k, of OUTSTANDIiG DEBTS. STRAT RD. fir HIE Subscriber will be obliged to enter those in arrear to him, with Ms Clerk oftle Court, if not immediately settled. A. F. MICKLE. Stratford, March 27, 1848. 9tf ROPEMAKING, BY GEORGE LEVERSAGE. FULLARTON. Subscriber of Lot No. 4, Cocession 'THE 9th, Fullerton, manufactures ROPES of all sixes, made from Hemp grown by him- self. He has sold large quanuttes, of various sites, in Stratford and seigbbour- hood ; and he invitee the attention of the Public, -as he can airily warrant all the different kinds made by bim. From a Bed Cord to C Cable be Will be enabled to furnish, when the improvement on his works are completed, by the addition of the new machinery be will soon have erected. GEORGE LEVERSAGE. Fullerton, March 28, 1848. 9tf References—Messrs. A. F. Mickle and Thos. M. Daly, Stratford. LEONARD SCOTT IIs Co., THE LiFE PiLLS AND PH(ENIX BITTERS PURIFY THE BLOOD, ad thus remove all diem** from the system. A single trial brill place the LiFE PILLS and PIitENIX BITTFRS beyond the reach of competition in the estimation of every patient. The genuine of these medicines are new put up in white wrappers and labels, to- gether with a pamphlet, called "Maffat's Good Senoritas," containiat the directions, Inc., on which le a drawing of Broadway from Wall street to not Nike, by which strangers visiting the city can very easily And us. The wrappers and Samaritans are copyrighted, thereon, those wbo pro- cure them with white wrappers caa be assured that they are genuine. Be careful, and do not buy those with yellow wrappers ; but if you do, be satisfied that they come direct from us, or dont touch them. 07' Prepared and sold by DR. WILLIAM B. MOFF'AT, 335 Broadway, corner of Anthony street, New York. For ale by BENJ. PARSONS, Sole Ages*. Goderieh, Jan. 98, 1848. 1 FOR SALE, BY the subscriber, that valuable property situated in the.township of Goderich, on Lot 19, 4th concession, within 51 miles of the town of Goderich ; there is a good Saw Mill onit an d 80 acres of land, 90 scree cleared. 1t is a never failing stream well adapted for any Machinery, such u Carding and Fulling Machinery, Distillery, and Grist Mill. N. B.—Will be Bold 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 - VALUABLEF ARM LOTS 10L e1L1 • IN THE HURON TRACT, NAMELY POUR Lots un the First Concession of Godetich, fronting Lake Huron, con- taining 82, 72, 671, and 586 acres respec- tively. Two of thea Lots have consider- able improvements, and one of them a com- modious Two Story Log House, with Gar- den and Orchard. Likewise, SIX LOTS on the Setotd Concession, containing 80 acres each, two of them partially, improved e The.. Lots are situated on the Bayfield Road, from six to eight miles Rooth of the flourishing Town of Goderich ; the land in of the best quality, and well watered, and the front Lots command a -beautiful view of th. Lake. For particulars app( (if by letter pest pad), to JOHN CLARK, Goderieh. March 17, 1848. 7tf wtwt 1, OTICE is hereby gives, by order o 111111��\\\, Ab Exe.11eney the Administrator o the Goverselent is Council, to 111 per.oss who' hare received locating of land in Western Cauda, eine. the 1st Rnoary, 1814, and also to'parties located previous TAOISM 116411 kale door west of the to that date, wbeiin locations WWII sot u- d Cassese/NM ENO, 1Plawlltee, elected in the list of onp•tented !arid", liable JaaeneT, 1848. 1. 88M001. to forfeiture, pnbli.lted 4th of April, i*39, SALT 14ALT 1! that unless the elaintaata or their Nigel r�prssestatives este►IM► their claims and IN BARRELS, cheap fr•r cash .r Merkel - take oet their Patents within two peers a►je predsee, mta Mete e1 k CO. from ibis date, the land will be reenasd by T. Government to be dh11. 18,'8.pOI d se by Sibs' Mb.- TO PRINTERS. TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS' FURNISHING WARS HOUSE. THE Subscribershave opened a New Type Foundry in the City of New York, where they are ready to supply orders to any extent, for any kind ofJob .Fancy Type, Ink, Paper, C ()alleys, Brass Rules, Steel. Column Rules, Composing Sticky, Cues, and every article necessary for a Printing O8ee. The Type, which are cut Meow moulds, from an entirely new sett M Matrixes, with deep counters, and warranted to be omorpassed by any, will be sold at prices to "nit the times. All the type furnished by us is" hand east." Printing Presses 'furnished, and also, Steam Engines of the most approved pat- terns. Composition Rollers cut for printers. Editor. of Newspapers who will bay three Uma'as much type as their bills amount 3.,.way give the above six months' insertion in tbeir papers, and send their papers costal -Cog it to the Subscribers. COCKCROFT k OVEREND No 78, Anes Street New York. December 7th 1847. miff NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the 'obscenest, either by Note or Book aaeesnt, are requested to make payment on or before the bet of May next ; after that date all de - ands, remaining ussettJed, will positively be handed over tea Attorney for immedi- ate collection. DAViD MUNRO. Odui.h, Nareh 91, 1148. of A1,$1 K ROUSE, HENRY NEWMAN, BREAD,CAKE god PASTRY BAKER, respectfully solicits the patronage of the inhabitants of Goderieb tad tts viehetty, and trusts, by strict attestlse., to omit a share of their favours. N. B.—Hard Biscuit and all kinds of Crackers oD hand. Cakes made M order. Goderich, Ju. 98, 1848. 1tt Tsetse we era Roue Mesa- —TIM SIIfL- LiNGS per anon if paid 'Wetly ta edema, or Two.vs Aso 6Ix Paves with the e»pira ies .f the year. Ills piper dime.ri.lied testi) arrears nes paid p, velem she p.bli.her Thiele, it his adveiFi sage to de eo. Any individual is the country bosomfeg sir rpeuedl. for .ie s.beertbes, eh.11 resew. • Meth eepv gnus. q All Imams addtesssd to the Shur sesa.t kV 'post paid, or they will .et be taken este% the s^ pest office. ism • mwmilesianr EM Vass sad eisier, era 16. fines cid Wee bins teesid"...... 1 t ,aeh o.bdeMwt ineettisa, Bf o IR" Th - Oyer sea IRat isse.* 8i. ler lia4 4'*rr'