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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1848-06-09, Page 4„II , 4 Poctr1I. TIlK K]IFATrtIA'i RIX Ire wsuu- a geguiewau.• . T L!e bid t aikaioe 4i A 3 In cloud w art Ire., No eye is beamisg t tllf” y Glad welcome to me tr) The floret is tuyrlese ; Its brown leaves feet fall— Changed ant withered, they fleet Like hollow IrieuJ. ell. No door is thrown up•'n, Nu bauyurt is. served ; fee bond eruboiha soy poluw Fur the tt'a,Iderer'e head ; rsdttl. Bur the eye of distrust Siernly measures his way, And glad ate the cold lips as That wish him—good day ' Good day !—1 un grateful IYor such geutte prayer, 'rough scant be the cost Of that morul of air. Will it clothe, will it ked me, Or test my worn frame? amid day ! wholesome diet, 4 A mood heart to tame. '1.). 4, ,.-wrT•a.. ow the sun du,ks his `lures Below the blue sea, And so star its /pleader Deena worthy of me ; The patb 1 must navel, Grows dark as my fete, And assure, like Titan, can Was >avage in Late. • Illy country ! my country ! 'Though step -dame thou be, Yet my heart, in its aguish, Cleaves fondly to thee ; Still in fancy it lingers By mountain and .ueam, And thy name is the @putt That rules its wild dream. , This heart loved thee truelv,- And, 0 ! it bled free, When it led on to glory Thy proud chilvslry ; And, 0 ! it gained much from Thy prodigal hand,— The freedom to break in The stranger'! cold land ! • NEW STORE. I(A T F O R D. BY WM. H. HINE. rT`1IB Subscriber begs leave to innate 1 that t.r baa open a ►TORE at tits east end of H1raUurd, with a general assort - moat til DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, kc. And he hopes fur .share of the patrun-. age of his neighbours and the public. He sells cheap fur Caakrrr Produce. W M. If. TIINE. Stretford, March *4, 1848. 9 bo N0TiCE, ALI. those Indebted to the Estate f the late Mr. HICKS of Stratford, will please Settle the same without delay, and without t-atra expenses; and also all those having nay Claims against the above Estate, are tequtrcd itumud:ately to present the some tar Adjustment to JOHN HICKS, s1itchell. Mitchell, March °1, 1313. 8 011! WHAT A WORLD IT MIGHT BE ! Oh ! what a world it might be, If hearts were always kind , If, friendship, noue would dight thee, And fortune prove less blind , With love's owu voice to guide us— Usohaagingly and fond— With all we wish beside us, • And not a care beyond. Oh ! what a world it .night be, More blest than that of yore ; Come, learn, mad 'twill requite ye, . Tolosa each other more. Oh! what a world of beauty A loving heart might plan— Lf new but t:id bis duty, And helped his brother man Then angel -guests would brighten The thsrshold with their wings, And love divine enlighten The old, forgotten springs, Olt ! what a w-uilfdf beauty A loving heart mtgtstplaa— If man bat did kis duty, Aad, helped his brother Iran NOTICE. 1 PPLICATION will be made to the next 11 Scooters of the Provincial Legislature, fur ltaee to bring in a Bill to constitute.and for a the following Townships and Gore, and BIoCk of Land, viz :—North Easthope, South Easthope, Downie and Gure,—Ellice, Blanchard, Fullerton, Logan end Ilibbert,— Wellealey, Moroiogtol' and Maryborough, -and Western half of Wilmot, and the Block of Land behind 1.ogae,—into a new Dis- trict. ALEX. MITCHEi.L. Secy of Committee. 'Sanford. [Huron], let of April, .1841. S 10m6 GODERICH FOUNDRY. HARPLTRHEY BRANCH OF THE HUR0lt DISTRICT A011.ICCL- TURAI. bOCIETT. THE IIARPURHEY BRANCH of the iluron 'Markt A``ricultubl Society will bold a Meeting for the F.xbibiUoa ut FARM STOCK, kc. kC. at Mt. Juwaa Ceps s Tavern, Ilarpurbey, 00 Friday, Sept. 22, 1848. For the purpose of Adyudging and Award tog Pk1Zls8 for the various Aaiasals and Articles hereinafter uueatiuoed :— FIRST CLASS. For the bust Entire Horse 1 2nd do. 0 For the beet Brow) Mare aad Foal• 1 2nd do. do.• 0 For the beat Tyro -year old Filly • • • 0 Ind do. do•••. 0 For the best Yearling do. • • . 0 2nd du. do• • • •' 0 SECOND CLASS.. For the best Buil 1 9nd do 0 Fur the best Milch Cow having bad a Calf in 1848 1 0 0 2nd best 0 10 0 Fur the beat Two-year old Heifer calved after the let Jan., 1846, 0 15 0 2nd beet 0 7 b Fur the best Bull Calf calved after the 1st January, 1848• • • • 0 15 0 Ind beet . 0 7 6 For the best lleifer Calf calved after the lat January, 18480 15 0 O 7 6 O 15 0 O 7 6 O 15 0 O 7 6 FARMERS,ENCO.URAGE YOUR HOME MANUFACTORIES. THE SgMeribers beg to inform the le - habitants of the Hutou Dietnet. that they have in hill operation, their NEW !FOUNDRY, which for commence and the facility with which the work is done, equals, they feel proud 'to &assert, any country foundry in Canada. They further pledge themselves to the public to sell all Goods tit their line, as cheap, data cheaper ; as good, if not bet- ter, than they tan be obtained from any other foundry in Canada or eleew here. The patronage they have met with during the short time they have been in business here, variant/ the above statement, and they take this opportunity of informing their friends and the public that they will use every exertion in theii power to main- tain the character, they trtiat, they have fu l Ly established for tkesbsel yes. They will have on hand 'Threshing Mills, Saw Mill and Grist MITI Castings ; Re-ac- tioa Water -wheels, Smut Maabines'of the latest and most approved plan, Steam En- gines, and all kinds of Hollow -ware, such se Bake Kettles, Bellow Pota, Tea kettles, Sugar Kettles ; also, various sizes of Cook- ing and 'Fallout Stoves, and every descrip- tion of Ploughs, ire., itc. le addition to obs above, they are ready to receive -order* for BEUaB from five to ten hundred pomade -'weight, and warranted to be well toned.. GEORGE MILLER k CO. Goderich, Jamipay 28, 1848. 1,v N. B. In order that the subscribers may be enabled to discharge the pledges 'given in the above advertisement, they must in- sist upon prompt payments, therefore, oral! Notes.and Book Accounts now due, imme- diate pay 'mut ,ls.requested. BLACKSMITH'S -SHOP, till. TO LET, AT STRATFORD.- L>J' 8t ketrther being anxious to -retire RELATION DETWERN THE ATXOs1'HltAE AND THR MIND: "I thought as much," Saul Wieland one day to mg, as he entered .hts library with a look of vexation. nod- J ELIJNG IIOU8E, situated in the just been looking at thebarometer It hat nut !' T have West end of the thriving town of Stratford risen a single tine. Still at twenty-seven wttk Ike good will of the business. The strove pretenses have been for many years occupied, and the run of buuiness is equal to the beat stand in the District. The lease may be for as many years as Shay be agreed on. The Tools, Iron, lex. will also be dis- posed of. Rest kaoderate. JOHN SHERMAN. Stratford, 171h April, 1848. 12tf s. d. 10 0 14 0 0 0 15 0 15 0 10 l' 15 0 10 0 10 0 15 0 froni•boa;ners wisher To LET the well k tPnir'lt1;ACKS IT1T'S SHOP, Sheds, inches ! 1 eann'dt get on at all with qty. work." I looked .at him with a smite of surprise. " Yes, yes," he continued, 4 the state of the barometer has more mftueoce on the mind than you -seem` to imagine.— Fur my part, alio° looses its elaeticit}', or whatever you please *call it, in too fow a pressure Of the atmosphere. It requires 27 inches &lines." " You tell us sometbuig quite new," I replied," 1 cannot comprehend it." " Neither can 1 comprehend," rejoin- ed \VielanJ, "bow and by what means the gravity of our atmosphere air operates upon the mind ; I unly feel that it actually is •o. The degree of thin atmospheric opera- tion is indeed solve! to indis;dual mod:liica- ttona ; nuc feels it ruure, another less, but its influence is certainty general." '• Then do you mean to say,' asked I, " that the energy and activityof the trend Increase and diminish with te pressure of the atmos- • phere ?•'—" That is what 1 ocean to nay," answered Wieland ; and proceeded in a • more emphatic tone, " There are more things in heaven and earth than aro dreamt of uu our pl ilusoyhy, saps Ilamlet in Shake•' aware. Fiat txplain to me the real nature of the hutnan mind and the essence of the air which we breathe -1 mean nut its mere conati:want particles—and then I will tell you how it happens that the atmospheric pressure operates thus or thee uport the mind." " Bit," 1 again eked, "are there not means of diminishing the pernicious u.flaerce of the atinuepbtre, and elevating IP the mind above tau low a degree of atmus- ere pressure ?"—" Yoi, mean perhaps [Amore liqoors," replied Wieland. " Let rat, taken for •uch a purpose, operate a, trey m -i", they resemble medicines : and 1 Irks natural beelih and strength better than artificial energy and excitement."— Dr. Lr(keueaelles. The Spaniards have a wise saving—' At eight marry your daughter to her 'upon - or ; 4isgNeuty to her equal ; at thick), to any one IM1*at will baro her.' 1S'TAT& or MATwrwoi'r.—' Ma,' Baud ■ young lady, ' whereabouts shall 1 find the elate of matrimony * ' Oh,' replied the mother. ' you will find it one of the United ,States.' The Reveille says that there is a young 'lady in that city who carries a parasol be -pwrre the win to of the micelle. gender and she cannot withstand his ardent glan- ces. Iroteaty TatTI1 — a gent,erean who was importuned by a sturdy hegy;er answered bfttka-' 141y goad meet ram nearly as poor ea yourself, with rho edy difference that ll bet I band wutkJoe.' 2nd beat. Fur the beat Fat Ox end do. Fur the best Fat Cow 2nd do. THIRD CLASS For the best Ram 2nd do. For the beet pair of Etres having suckled their Lambe till the 1st of July 2nd best. For the beat pair Ewe Lambe 2nd do. do. For the beat Tup Lamb 2nd do. CHATHAIM . 1)ISTRtCT UF KENT. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE F O R SALE—A RADE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS. O 15 0 O 7 6 O 10 0 O 7 6 .0100 O 7 6 O 10 0 O 7 6 THE MON'I'RE.tl. TRANSCRIPT COM M ER CIALuADVERTISER. iS Published every Tuesday, Thursday 11 and Saturdayy, •1 the Lois Price of TWELVE SHILLINGS per annum, pay- able invariably in advance. •- The Transcript is printed on a sheet Dearly AS large as any used iu the Province; and should circumstances permit, it w.11 be still /hither enlarged a the course of the ensureg summer. During the approaching Session of Par- liament the 'Transcript will contain Reporle of the Proceedings, sufficiently comprehen- sive to furnish Record ut all that occurs in both Legislative Bodice. As • Faintly Newspaper, the Transcript will support its old character. A portion of its spare spice will be devoted to the in- sertiou of miscellaneous matter of an in- tereetiso and Literary character, and every thing uttennve to morale will be carefully avoided. We bare commenced, and intended to continue, a series of Biographical Sketches from Chamber's Miscellany of Useful and Entertaining Tracts and other Works ; end during the present season, .notice will be taken of the Lectures delivered at the several Literary Institutions of this city, which we commenced last winter, and which gave general satisfaction. FOURTH CLASS. For the best Boar • • • • 1 0 0 2nd do. 0 15 0 For the best Sow having -had Pigs , in 1848 0 15 2nd beet 0 10 0 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. For the best 2 bush's of Fall Wheat 0 15 0 2nd do des •••• 0 10 0 For the beet 2 bushels of Spring Wheat - 0 75 0 TERMS OF THE TRANSCRIPT MAIL. (1:7' The price of Subscription of the MoNTI6aL TRANSCRIPT, (When sent by mail) i TWt:EVE SHILLINGS per an- num, piable in advance. To facilitate re mittancea FIFTEEN SHILLINGS will pay for Fifteen Months. TEN SHIL- L1NGS for Teo Months, eatd FIVE SHIL- LINGS for Five Months. When the period of subscription is nearly expired, we shall send three different copies of the Traascript enclosed in blue or green covers ; and 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 price, all money lettere must be post -pod ; and those wbiCV are not, the amount tit postage will be de- ducted from the money sent. Bl' TO CAPITALISTS G001) and oaf. levestmeets. Valuable MILL SI.1'E8 and FARMS for sale a lake Huron. A good Mill Privilege on the Lake shore within six sales of Goderich, herrn( 36 acres of excellent Leal, the Mull can be bunt un the ruck, and within 50 Ie,'t of tco feet deep water 1e the lake; the Mill dare can be made 10 to 18 feet high at a nifliag expense and on a never (ailing streaee,abu0- dance of Saw -logo to the s icinity. Alae, a apkt•all Mill privilege half a note up on the Eighteen mile litver which is navigable to the Lake, haying 45 acres of brat rate land, plenty of l'iue and other Saw -loge in the vicinity. AND ALSO—Four of the best descrip- tion of FARMS un and near the Lake stbore, with improvements. The above woll selected and very valuable property will be sold low for cash, or half the purchase ututuey may remain lor three or four years on mortgage. Apply (if by letter post paid) to Law- rence Lawrason, Eaq., London, Robert Parke, Esq., Goderich, or to the proprietor JOHN HAWKINS. Peet Albert, Goderich, Feb. 3, 1848. t1l (117' The Transcript is sent to Subscri bers in the country twice or three times a week, at their option. The whole of the reading matter of Thursday and Satuuday's papers being put into one sheet—thus wav- ing the Subscribers one-third postage, the price of subscription to the both Mitre same. Subscribers, in writing for the Transcript, will please mention whether they wish the tri -weekly or semi-weekly paper sent to tl.em. . (lO?"'Newepapere with whom we exeiange end best - 0 10 0 will please copy this Name, which we will For the beat 2 bushels Siberian • be happ,y to reciprocate in the same way. Spiing Wheat 0 15 0 Goderich, March 3, 1848. 5 2nd best. 0 10 0 For the best 2 buahela of Barley • • • 0 10 O. FOREIGN PERIODICALS. 2nd do. do. ••• 0 7 6 For the beet 2 bushels of Oats0 10 0 2nd do. do. • • • • 0 7 6 For the best 1 bushel. of Peas • • • • 0 10 0 2nd do. do 0 7 8 For the beet bushel of Timothy • • • 0 -6 0 For the best 20 Ibe. Clover Seed•• 0 15 0 For the beat 10 lbs. Swedish Tur- nip Seed 0 10 0 2nd best 0 5 0 For the best 12 Roots of dangle Weitzel 0 5 0 DAiRY PRODUCE. r1vilE subscriber having commenced busi- nese in Goderieb—sod with the view of carrying on his operations with more facili ty and truce ors, is in want of cash—offers the following valuable property for sale situated in the flourishing town of Chatham the District seat fur Kent, for cash only, viz iT That advantageously situated property in Chatham North. containing FOUR wa- ter Lots—eccgrding to the town plot sur- vey—with a good and substantial two Story Dwelling (iuu>o thereon, Kttcl,on, an ex- cellent golden, summer biome, hoc, kc., suitable for a largo family or a public Hotel, a idarn 40 feet by 24, and a large Metope,' Bedding well adapted for distilling Of for storage, being erected on a eubatao- tisl wharf, mooring vessels of over 300 tons burthrn. On the premises is also an invaluable Spring, the excellencies of its waters are not surpassed in the District. —AL80—• Two Building Lots in Chatham North Block G , well situated, being opposite the new Bridge, shortly to bo erected. —A L S O— A large two story Frame ifouse fronting the Barracks, 40 feet by 26, dearly finished, with half an acre Lot belonging. —A1,S0— SEVF.NTY-FIVE Acres of excel'ent i,and situated on the banks of the River Thune., only three miles below the town of Chatham, with a dwelling House there- on, about 40 acme cleared, and in s high state of cultivation. All, or part, of the above property will be sold on reasonable terms for cash down, or one-fourth down, and the remainder in three yearly inetalmenu. Title unquestion- able. For f urtber particulars enquire of M. lir. 0. Doirrea, Chatham, or to -the peo- evictor at Goderich. CHARLES DOLSEN. Geder►ch, Jae. 98, 18118. 1 For the bat 2.5 lbs. Salt Butter•• • 0 15 0 2nd do. do. ..• 0 10 0 RE-PUBLICATION.OF 5E LONDON QUARTESLY IE><VIEW, EDINBURGH REVIEW, FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW, WESTMINSTER REVIEW, and BL4CKW LD'S EDIN'G MAGAZ1!h. Ts HE above Periodicals are reprinted i New York, immediately on their ar- rival by the British Stearnere, is a i•^auti- fel clear type, on fine white paper, and are' faithful copies of the originals—Blackwooefs .Naga:ine being an exact fac-simile of the BRITISH HOTEL, GODERICH. LATELT 4CCUPI1D ST rat. .OAC tat TkNDUIT, 1111E Subscriber. having Leased tho above SUPERIOR HOTEL, beg leave res- pectfully to Intimate to their friends and the public in general, that they have opened for -the reception and accommudataon 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 purlieu of the best production* of the season, and to keep their Bar supplied with Wines abd Liquors of the best de- scription, so as to merit the appiuval of their clum p:ern, . J. K. GOODING, JOHN LANCASTER. Goderieb, Jan, 28, 1848. 11f -- N. B.—Excellent Stabling will be afford - .d, and in active and attentive Groom will be always in attendance. - FARMERS' IN -N, STRATFORD, BY THOMAS DOUGLASS. PURIFY I'HR BLOOD. •IIOFFAT'• VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS £1(D I'TIB(ENIX MITTERB• rr11I: Ligh and enured cslebrlty whwh Ibese pre-ea,leaat Mediiva.0 have ae pii ed for their invariable • y to all the diseaw hich 1687 pr Os awr, bas rendered thwe usual pract of petting not.only canoe essary, but uowurthy tf them. They are knows byaheir fruits ; their good works testify for them, and they thrive Dot by the faith of the credulous. IN AL1. CASES of Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Affections of the Bladder and Kidneys, Bilious Fevers and Liver Chuuiplatnts. In the South and West when. these dis- eases prevail, they will be found invalua- ble. Planters, farmers, and others, who once use these Medicines, will Dever be without them. Biliuue Cholic, and Serous Looseness, Biles, Costimaaess, Colds and Coughs, Cbulic, Coosntspttun. Used with great success in this di.eaae. Corrupt Humors, Drupries, Dvapepsia. No person with this dietreming disease, should delay using these medicines inunediattly. Eruptions of the Skin. Erysipelas, Fla- tulency: Fever end Ague. For this .tourge of the western country- these medicines wilt be found a safe, speedy, and certain rewe- dy. Other medicines leave the system subject to a return of tho disease—a cure by these medicines is permanent. Try them, be satisfied, and be CURED. Foulness 01 Complexion, General Debi- lity, Gout, Giddiness, Gravel, Headaches, ol'every kind, Inward Fever, Inflammatory Rheumatism, Impure Blood, Jaundice, Lobs of Appetite, Liver Complaints, Leprosy, Looseness, Mercurial Diseases. Never fails to eradicate entirely all the effects of Mercury infinitely sooner than the most putterlul preparation of Sarsapa- rilla. Night Sweats, Nervous Debility, Ner- vous Complains of all kinds, tlrgabic Af- fections, Palpitation of the Heart, Painter's Chplic. 1'lI.ES. The original proprietor of these medicines was cured of files of 35 years stendn.g by the use of these Lite Medicines alone. PAiNS it the head, side, back, limbs, joints and organs. IIIIEUMATISM. Those *acted with thin terrible disease, will be sure of relief by the Lite Medicines. Rosh of Blood to the Ilead, Scurvy, S•Itrheum, Swellings. Scrofula, or King's Evil, in its worst forms, Ulcers, of every description. WORMS, of all kinds, are effectually expelled by these Medicines. Parents will do well it. adnuimster them whenever their cxi•tence is suspected. Relief will be cer- tain .- THE Subscriber (from Galt) has lately rented the above well eetabhshed INN and HOTEL in the Nest end of Stratford, from the proprelor and late occupant, Mr. John Sherman ; and he begs to say that be will endeavour to see the Public and Tray - eller.' will accommodated, and their com- forts attended to. Ile has rood Stabling; and an attentive Hustler,. lite Bar Is well supplied with Wines and Liquors. TI10MAS DOUGLASS. Stratford, March 1, 1848; 7tn•3 U UTSTANDING DEBTS. STRATFORD. FICHE Subscriber will be obliged to enter those 111 arrear to him, with the Clerk of the Cotirt, if not immediately fettled. -ArF.. MICKJ.E. Stntfotd, March 27, 1848. 911 ROPEMAKING, BY GEORGE LEVERSAGE. FULLARTON. For the beat 5 lbs. Fresh Butter• • •0 10 0 ' Edinburgh edition. ►THF. Subscriber of Lot No, 4, Coeemsits% a wide -spread (rime ' f these splendid r 1 9th. Fullerton, mmt afactures ROPES .rad Jo. do. 0 7 6 1Periodicals renders it needless or say moth of all nines, made from Ik.nr. •inion by hon - gFor the beet 25 lbs. Cheese• • 15 t' in thnr tai e. :1s I t•-rar errans, they' ', 10 0 1 y Y edf Ho has sul,l,Iar c galntitics, various were, in Steatfurd and neigbboer• bead ; and he invitee the attention of the Public, as he can safety warrant all the different kinds made by him. From a Bed 335 I roadway, corner of Anthony street, Cord to a Cable he will be enabled to New York. For sale by 2nd do. do. DOMESTICS. For the beet 10 yards manufactur- ed Cloth 0 15 0 2nd beet ' 0 10 A For the best 10 yards Flannel.•••• 0 10 0 do. ••••.0 7 6 and do. For the best 20 lbs. Maple Sugar• • 0 10 0 god do. do. • • 0 7 6 RULES OF THE E411IBITiON : 1. Any person receiving a Premium for any of the above-named Grain and Peas, to be obliged to sell to any member • of the Society, if demanded, Ten Bushels same as the sample shown, at the highest market price. �. The Material of the Domestic Manu- factured Cloth and Flannel to be produced from the Farm of the Competitor. 3. All Subscribers hating paid their sobscnptton, and only such, to be entitled to compete for any Premium. 4. Bulls must have a ring or screw io the ecce, with a rope or chain attached to, pre- vent accidente. 5. Heifers with Calf at foot may show as Heifers. 6. All Stock ',exhibited eball have beeo the bona Jlde property of the Exhibitor a month before the Show, and all other arti- cles shown must have been produced on the Farm of the Exhibitor. Any person violat- ing, or attempting to violate, this rule, shall be rendered incapable of competing on any future occasion. 7. Any person neglecting to pay. their Subscription eo or before the 27th of June, wail be debarred from competing or entering for any Premiums offered, unless they pay to the Treasurer, two weeks before the Cattle Show, a sum equal to the proportion which such subscription paid, on or before that date, would have secured from govern- ment or other soorces, so as to place their subscriptions on the same footing as that of others, who pay to time to get such addition to the fonds. 8. All Competitors for Pritee must give the Secretary notice of the description of Stock or Produce they intend to show, be- fore the day of Exhibition. 9. All Stork and Produce to he on the Show Ground by 10 o'clock on the day of the Show. The Show to commence at 16 o'clock, noon. QCThe Society's PLOUGHING .41A d trill take place in October. G. TIIOJIPSON, Secretor H. B. A. S. Har�F, 7fk April, 18 8 12 stand far in advance of any works of a si- milar stamp now published, while the poli- tical complexion of each is marked by a dignity, candour, and forbarance not often found in works of a party character. They embrace the views of the three great parties in England—Whig, Tory, and Radical—Blackwood and the London Quarterly are Tory ; the Edinbugh Re- view, Whig ; and ,t he Westminster, Radical. The Foreign Quarterly is purely literary, being devoted principally to criticisms ore foreign Continental Works. The prices of the Re -prints are leas than one-third of those of the foreign copies, and whsle they aro cquony well got up, they afford all that advantage to the American over the English reader. DR. HAMILTON, SURGEON, *SST B GODERICH. Feb., 1848. 17 JOHN J. E. LiNTON, NOTAIT Pn■LIC, On,inneeuo»n' Queen's Bene*, AND CONVEYANCER, STRATFORD. .•a TERMS. laT1aENT TO 18 MADR IN Anr.-ANCF., For any oneof the four Reviews, $3,00 per an. For any two do do 5,00 " For any three do do 7,00 Forall four of the Reviews.... 8,00 '• For Blackwood's Magazine..., 3,00 •' For Blackwood and I11a4 R -news, 10,00 CLUBBING. Four copies of any or all of the above works will be sent to one address on pay - meet of the regular subscription for three — the fourth -copy being gratis. ()y' Remittances and communications must be made in all cases without expense to the publishers. The former may always be done through a Postmaster, by handing him the amount to be remitted taking his receipt, and forwarding it by moil, post- paid ; or the money may be enclosed in a letter, post-paid, directed to the publishers. N. B.—The postage on these Periodicals is reduced by the late Post (flee Law to about one-third the former rates, making a very important saving in the expense to mail subscnhers. ()""111 all the principal citiea and towns tbroughoot the United Staten to which there is a direct Railroad or Water com- munication from the City of New York, these periodicals will be delivered free of pestage. LEONARD SCOTT kCo., Ptsblihers, 112, Foltow-st., N. ([7" Subscribers in Canada may receive their numbers at the nearest American Post Office,. Goderich, Jan. 68, 1848. Calmer LARD D,PARTNutNT, Moetreel, 10(4 March, 1844. THE -LIFE. PiLLS ANI) PHOENIX BIT'T'ERS PURIFY THE BLOOD, and thus remove alt disease from the system. A sing(le trial will place the LIFE PILLS aed PIIt NIX BI'TTFRS beyond rho reach of competition in the estimation of every patient. • The genuine of these medicines are note put up in white wrappers and labels, to - tether with a pamphlet, caiied "Maffat's Good Sawa ritan,'"erlrrat. u g thedirections, Ike., on which is a drawin_ of Broadway from 1%'all street to our Office, by which strargcra visitu,r,-the city can very easily find us. The wrappers and Samaritans are copyrighted, therefore, those who pro- cure them with white wrappers can be assured that they are genuine. Be careful, and do not buy those with yrllorn wrappers ;, but if you d'. be sat:,tiel that.thcy como direct from us, or -dont touch them. eci` Prepared and Bold by DR. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, furnish, when the improvement on h:s works are completed, by the addition of the new machinery he will soon have erected. GEORGE LEVERSAGE. Fullerton, March 23, 18.18. 9tf Rr fcreaces—Messrs. A, F. Micklc and The.. M. Daly, Stratford, FOR SALE, BY the subscriber, that valuable property situated in the totensbip of Goderich, on Lot 19, 4th concession, within 51 miles of the town of Goderich ; there is a good Saw Mill omit an .1 80 acres of land, 20 acres cleared. It is a never failing stream well adap'ed for any Machinery, such as Carding and Fulling Machinery, Distillery, and Grist Mill. N. B.—Will be sold cheap for caah, or part of the money• may he for a few years. Apply toffthe proprietor. 1 WM. ALLIG11EM. Goderich, Feb. 18, 1848. 3 VALUABLEF ARM LOTS NOTICE to hereby given, by order o His Excellency the Administrator o the Government to Council, to all persons whe have received locations of land in Western Canada, since the 1st Jawwary, 1832, and also to parties located previous to that date, whose locations were not n - eluded in lbs het of unpatented lands. haute to forfeiture, published 4th of April, 1839, that tattles* the claimants or their legal repreeaotativee establish their claims and take out their Patents within two pears from tine date, the land will be resumed by Government to N disposed ed by Sale. reit eaLR IN THE HURON TRACT, NAMELY f"OUR Lots un the First Concession of Godcruch, fruuting Lake iluron, con- taining 82, 72, 671. and 58] acres respec- tively. Two of there Lots have consider- able improvements, and one of them a com- modious Two Story Log house, with (lar - den and Orchard. Likewise, SIX LOTS on the Second Concession, containing 80 acres each, two of thein partially improved. Theon Tots aro situated on the Rayfield Road, from six to eight miles south of the flourishing Town of Goderich ; the land is of the beet quality, and well watered. and the front Lots command a beautifal view of the Lakc. For particulars apply (if by letter post pard), to JOHN CLARK, Goderich. lrttreh 17, 1840. 7(1 Ii NOTICE . + A Li. persons indebted to the subscriber, /I either by Note nr Book account, are requ..ted to make paymeot on or before the first of May next ; after that date allde- mands, entraining unsettled, will positibely be handed ov�e r to as Attorney for immedi- ate collectio¢. DAViD *UNROy Goderich, March 23, 1848. 8U- ALBiON HOII8 1 BENJ. PARSONS, .Sole Agent.Godeeigl,`Jui.98, 1848. 1 TO PRINTERS. TYPE FOUNDRY -AND PRINTERS' FCRNISHiNG WARE HOUSE. THE Subscribers hare opened & New Type Foundry in the City of New York, where they are ready to supply orders to any Meet, for any kind of Job Fancy Type, Ink, Paper, Chases, Galleys, Brass ng Rules, Steel. Column Rules, Composicame,Sticks, came, and every article 'mesenteryfor a Fritting Office. The Type. which arecastin new moulds, from an entirely new sett of Matrixes, with deep counters, and warranted -to be unsurpassed by any, will be sold at prices to suit the limes. All the type furnished by us is " hand east." Printing Presses furnished, and also, Steam Engine, of the most approved pat- terns. Composition Rollers cast for printers. Aar Editors of Newspapers who will buy'T}iree•tinses as much type as their bills amount to, may give the a -hove six month/ inserkion in their papers, and send their papers containing it to the Subscribers. COCKCROFT k OVERF.ND dna Street New York. December 7th 1947. mt5 HENRY NEWMAN, i2RF.AD, CAKE and PASTRY BAKER, 11 respectfully solicits the patronage of the inhabitants of Goderich and its vicinity, 'Rennet,and trusts, by strict aennet, to merit a share of their favours. N. B.—Hard Bus2nit and all kinds of Crackers on hand. Cakes made to order. Goderich, Jan. 28, 1848. lU JAMES' Street,' one door of the Commercial Beek, Hamilton, by January. 1848. L ESMONDE. SALTI SALT !I 1!1 BARRELS, champ fur cash er nnrket- •br pmedoce, et the Store of T. GILMOUR k CO. Feb. 11, 1848. Teas, ov t-ne Hosea 4,osat. —TEN BAiL- LT14GS per annum if paid strictly in •deuce. or Twt.ve ASD 8a Pyrex with the expiration of the year. No paper discontinued until arrears as paid up, artless the pebluaber thuake it his advase tap to do so, Any isdividoal in the country becomes/ es- aponsible for rax subscribers, shall receive a seventh copy gratis. IIT All letters addressed to the Editor Must he post paid, or they will not be mks& eat of the poet office. 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