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Bsa,-W. Giles We woos sane ebbged me,
cestrary ss my 1'111••, im write ipso • asbbect
wheal 1 am managed all good nod mtiaa.1 moo
meet M heartily used of. Bot I .we 11 to those,
wbsby • mrymtty of five te we, Mime t...tbs
saws, Neared to ms see of the sitestioes 1 mow
hail; easiest • uadtdate, whose whitlows haw.
...ce piped him at the head of • Gnomes'
Behs.i ; arid to these whom opiueuu 1 •aloe : not
t. *Sew ib. shags of Web..d to go (aril to
tb. world ,yaswssd.
Tbis .btigee ase to bring smother prates ayes
tlre stage. for eke perpose of patting a few enro-
llees to him, the truth of whisk mho i. • geode-
maaa, sad by his pre4Ww bells a high ...teat-
ime is society ; 1 am menaced 11e will wt deny.
1st Qws.ti.a. Did you state to ms that Mr.
Giles had expressed his regret foe publotwog my
first kited led,,..eeden, 1 ought w W eatr.isd.
2d Quinines. Did roe net state to me that
Mr. Gik•'.srttioe that 1 geoid get ns one to
deliver my letter, was Wes f and do not yo.
Wow it te be se
3rd Q.e.ttem. Did you not say to me, oboe l
asked yes if yen were displeased with any state-
ment of mine ea my lost letter 1 No -it is
all tree? lit!~ gx,tioes are sot eoitradicted
it will at ..CO be kaoline that my •atemeets
were correct.
I shall merely seek. • few ether remarks and
thee cleee 1 trust fat ever, • correopoodenee,
which I feel mum have bees beneficial. ether-
wue Mae it will demonstrate the raaceur that
will be wowed temente any Conservative wjo
may chosen to eked the Educe of the Gamete
or any of hie b pefel mediates. We have daily
,as*•aeee ef the truth so to.cha(ly described boy
Baru., of the withering hatred of man to his
fellow w.rm-that " Mr's ubwmaoity to tree
makes couatlrr t1osaaads mourn.,'
Bot lot that hies, or body of moo, remember
that Mow woe by .arek.ting hatred. •t length
emceed is ieveivisg • family .. rata ; that • day
of retribution MU come, sad woes the entries
' are made is that Book the clasps of which will
be dterwarde closed until our hual doom. That
w recordi.g angel (however merciful), " will
drop • tear" os such recuts-'• and blot them
• pet forever."
The chariot am .ext to investigate, spn.p
from etch sources u dime above alluded to. via
" That 1 made an unjott attack opo. • Gen.le-
mu to whew kiodoeas 1 owe my daily bread."
This es ea • par with the kindly elluauas made
t.., Trustees," any wetness for both my .itoa-
tioe, and many other equally charitable remarks ;
which display a strong feeling of „ rererrtseartti.t
floe rourtssy and kindness" admitted to have
bees received on the part of Mr. Giles, from the
person lee has yet the baref cedes to say he
hu not tried to iojere.
Durug sine years I have resided in this coun-
try I haw owed my chile bread to my ow• ex-
eitioas; oar am 1 •ware that any fortuitous cir-
cumstances have altered my satiation is this
respect-asd I defy any one to prove that I have
ever reeds an endure attack on soy man, mach
ler .5.4.06 one 1 have restos to suppose my
(need.
It displeased Mr. Giles is his wisdom whea-
t ver epeaki.g of ase, II/confer certain honorary
dutioeti.ss each u •• The Squire," " The re-
presentative .f Her Majesty's Land Forces:"
&ec., Ice., mow, really, though these appelialtons
doeany with them a certain degree of ridicule,
they ate more easily digested the mine epithets
which are fregne.ty watched to the Editor of
the Kron Gaulle.
Tour obedient nervi- 1,•
A. F. Mont; %N•
Ewrree's North. -W. truss ear Co reopoo-
deits will not deem os ane. arteoas, if hence-
forth, we absolutely re(eso the use of our
columns, no refute or eestradict anything which
may .pear le the Huron Getette.
emuvel as adhesive pitch plaster aught be
pphed over the punctured orifice. The
butte iuubaogs presented by Profas,Or
!Sewell were very useful for uochuking
owes. colts, calves, or other .tock, by die
.drug the impedte, mod from the gullet,
and were much preferable to the hempen
aped often mod Instead of probes(' for
het purpose.
iLi' The Disukt Coati and Cool .f Quarter
Messiest, were held twee ea Tuesday, Wedaoa-
day. .d Tkoralay. There aero a kw civil
ease. dreaded as west, by a good deal .f hard
.wertag mania sada.. '1 -here was aloe we wa-
ortensi, ease of petty larceny, 701 *holt the in-
dividual was sesteaeed to two tno.tbe imposes -
meat is tate Mattie' jot.
BY THIS MORNING'S MAIL.
0
NOTICE.
QICALF.D TENDERS will be received by
• Meiir..'1'. Id. Daly, J. bparltag and
J. McIntyre ur the Sutwcribcr, un the part
of the Municipal emoted, for the District
of Hiatus, until the 0th and 7th dere of
Jule. at le o'clock wren, whoa the Tenders I
will be opened at the following ;deers :
Union Hotel, Soothed, aid German e
1' , t1t. Marys, fur the following works,
via i -
lo'. For opening the line of Road from
the Lorra Road, between the Omer of Dem -
pie and Downie to the South Boundary
Dowse, and repairing part of Y•una Road
from Stratlurd to the South Bouu4aiy of
the Huron Tract, and CrosswayiDf a part
of the Road between the Gore of Downie
sad South F.a.thope. Tenders will be ap
petted at the Union 4Mutel, Stratlurd, tea
the 6th day of July test.
9d. For repalnng parts of the Mitchell
Road from Mitchell to 81. Marys, through
Fullerton and Bss.hard, and reducing •
hill West of Thames Bridge in St. Marys,
and reducing three bills on Lot 3, 14th con-
cession Downie. Tenders will be opened
at German's Tavern, lit. Marys, on the 7th
divot July next.
Plana, Specifications and form of 'render
may be seen at the alio%e !e'Itug p.atcm rix
days before lett,ng, or at the uflice of the
subscriber, in Gur:encl., us sir before the
said 6 and lib day. of July next.
The works will be laid out in Sections :
Tenders must spec::y ton n her to Sec-
tion Tendered for, end must Le in due form.
The time for 6uishtng the Wove work,
will be stated in the Specifications.
(Signed,) DAVID SMITH.
District;Sersey,tor, H. D.
DISTRICT SURVEYOR'S Owtot.
Goderich, 23th June, 1888. ' 1114
of
FwusT Mooing, Joy 7.
ARRIVAL OF THF. CAMBRIA.
0E11,1 oars LATaa lento eCaoPl.
The Casaba is arrived at New York !hie
morning. She sailed on the 171h.
Adairs are more quiet in Ireland. The
suboenption for Mrs. Mitchell, wife of the
exile, bee reached the sum of 51116. The
repeal agitation 10 said to have come to a
stand still. The "fraternization" of Young
and 01d heliolaters, of the two Repeal As-
sociations, is
•sociations,is out yet perfected.
In France, great excitement prevailed,
and the frien& of the Republic were much
alarmed, in consequence of the popular en-
thusiasm manifested for Prince Louis Na-
poleon Bonaparte, who has been choses. to
the National Assembly by a Inge vole, ob-
tained without any apparent effort.
The French yet worship the name of Na-
poleon, and the popular revolution that has
just now' occurred in favour of this young
member of the family, pointe, according to
the Engh.h papers, to a return to a Line-
man power, with haul to wield n.
The Yraie Repual.que, rays that the rev-
olution is only beginning. This is the pa-
per of Barbee, Pierre Leroux, George Sand,
Louie Blanc, kc. tan.
At last accounts, Louis Napoleon re -1
mainod in London.
There is nothing very important from
oilier parts of the Continent.
Prince Louis Napoleon hu written the
President, resigning his seat indite Nation-
al Assembly. The announcement esu
received nob acclamations. l'aris is quiet.
SILTRa.-1Ve have received a communi-
cation, is which the advantages of work;og
.orae silver miwse in the neighborhood of
Kiog.toa aro urged. Our correspondent
describes the silver ore as " beerier in
large lumps from precipices and rocks," 'lin
the forest bock' of the township of Portland.
W• have lately been in the "diggings,' but
could not discover the chunks ot Silver
alluded to. if our correspondent will give
us a taint of the whereabouts of the said
lumps of Silver, ere shalt make another ez-
plonng expedition in the quarter referred
to. Until we .hall have been satisfied of
the reality of the Silver mine., we think it
would be premature to advocate working
them. -Tie Argos.
Lilarkc19.
BRISTOL, June 13.
English Wheat. from 44s a 48e per Im-
perial quarter; Foreign White, 50. a 53s
Per 45u lbs.; Furtgn red (nee quainter,/ 45s
a 48s per ditto; Foreign red (ordinary quali-
ties) 40s a 44s per ditto; Foreign hard, 35a
a 43s per ditto. Averagee for the week,
Wheat 44. 10d; Oats 21r; Barley 26e 3J.
FLoca.-Eoglish seconds, 330 a 35. -per
sack; American, kc. sweet, 253 a 274 per
bbl.
BIRgI?GRAY, June 15.
During the present week, ■ .nod deal
of ram has fallen. Hold•rs of 5Vheat are
asking some advance. and am buyers will
not comply, but little changed hands.
Corn market dull : prices receding. -
Wheat 7. 93 per 70 lbs.
Commercial new unfavourable. Cotton
dew:s.ed'. I•,,;r 1 Aland and Mobile 4.1:
t)tlitans std. 1
Tall Woes or HOMAN Ura ARR RRLa-
Ttvs.-The sailor springs from his warm
couch to climb the icy topmast et midnght
without a murmur ; while the rich mer-
chant complains of the rattling cart which
disturbs hte'veiling's repose. la time of
peace, we hear the braking of a bone a
melancholy event :" but in war, when
we rood of the etanghter of oor seighboun
and sbene.ds of the enemy, we clap our
hands asd exclaim," Glorie ' Victory !"
s :
The Sherbronk Cotton Factory was sold
at auction on Tuesday last for .C1546 4e 641
aboet the sum, we believe for which the
Corporattos is iadeted to the City ]lank
Agency in this town. Mr. Gilt, Commu-
mentr of the B. A. f.. C. was the purcha-
ser. The Charter, which was obtained
but • few weeks since is alt that rematis to
theBbarwlbleare, The Corporation Is still
iodated about £160, to hqudat• which
there are amour to unpaid instalments, to
eosiderably same that that amount.-Sker-
ireeks ilio lefts.
Ana Teoc t.. t+oa CATTtt.--
Profesoor Soweto, presented to the Se-
emly farther apaelmens of instrumento of
practical utility in coags n( choking. or of
the hove, in cattle, and (swooned the Coun-
cil with odditroeal direetinn• connected
with the use of each apparatus. Hs MMP
pgOSMted, (i ter inspector of memiletrail
the model of es ea, .n which moa marked
M
t swain where, is the rase of hove,
the *roar ooght to be hamet.d through the
Matt tide into the mama ow paunch,
n amely, a fell Meds breadth ttelew the
Iotas, and behind the loot rf►, on the left
n ude et the weal. The latent! y peeress
DEatH.
By a private letter from 'Montreal we are in-
formed of the Death of Dr. DUNLOP, of Gode-
rich, and formerly Member for the County of
Huron.
M R. AND M RS. NAIRN'S
SCHOOL.
TI1F ENGLISH CLASSES will meet
again upon Wednesday, the 10th of
July. instant. On the same day tIr. NAIRN
wit: open LATIN and FRENCH CLASS-
ES for beginners.
Godericb, July 7, 1848.
NOTICE.
THE nest sittings of the DIVISION
COURT will be held at the gaol. God-
ench, on Saturday the 5th day of August
nest. A. F. MORGAN,
Clerk 1st Derision Court.
DISSOLUTION
OF P 1 R TNERSHIP.
rJ1l1 : Business heretofore eenied es maim the
1 Fu1,11 w N111. LS & WOODLIFF, hubeea
the day dieseleed by ututual comical.
All partit.. indebted to the •Love rant, are
hereby ,aquested to rill sod wile their .ccunsts
ira,ae,Ii.t.ly with T. B. W(NIDI.IFF.•rd thew
parties bet ug claims apinst the Ficin will please
send their accuuota in for nl)untmwl.
1:114)31.48 MILES,
T. B. WOODttFF.
Gederieh,-J.ne 134h. 1818. - - • ---3-umMR
TO THOSE IT MAY CONCERN. '
'UR. OLIVER, having left the whole of
1 his unsettled secouats with the Clerk
of the 1st Damon Court, Goderich, advises
all parties indebted to him to see that gen-
tleman bet•,re the 20th of next month. -
Any Information required, will be poem at
the office unly,.wbete a person will be al-
ways in attendance.
Goderich, June 29, 1848.
IAN/ STORE.
S'1' U .1'I'FOR D.
BY WM. HINE.
pm: sulwcnb -r be;;. leave to intimate
1 that he has opened • STORE at the
east end of Stratford. with • general aseuurt-
meet of DRY 60008, GROCERIES,
trce And be hopes for a share of the patron-
age of his neighbours mad the public, llu
.ells cheap fur Coat or Produrr.
WM. 11. HINE.
Stratford, March 41, 1)1.18. 9 6m
NOTICE.
rg {lE Subscriber haitng relinquished the
l business of Maine in favour of Mr.
Henry Newman, begs to return thank. for
the support be hu heretofore received, and
can confidently recommend ban suet -ewer
as worthy of public
J011 LANCASTER.
Goderich, 36th May, 1848.- 17tf
ICOR SALE,
'IV the subscriber, that valuable property
13 situated In the township of G•.Jenctt,
on Lot 19, 4111 cotter -e.t.a, within 5l miles
of the town of li•,Jerich ; there is a good
Saw Mill unit an d 80 scree of land, 20
acres cleared. It is a never failing stream
well adap'ed for ane Machinery, such as
Canting and Fulling 31acbunery, Distillery,
and Grist Mill.
N. B. -Will be sold cheap for cash, or
part of the money 'may lie for a few years.
Apply to the proprietor.
WSI. ALL!GDEM.
Godench, Feb. 18, 1848, 3
TO LET,
THAT Store at present occupied by Rose
Robertson, Esq., with or without the
dwelling (louse, std will be filed up to suit
a AMMAt. From the commanding situation
and the aaptd incrca.e of population of
Godertchand vicinity, any person desirous
of commencing business could not be more
conveniently located. Apply to
WILLIAM WALLACE.
Goderich, Jose 9, 1848. 19
CHATHAM.
DISTRICT OF KENT.
VALCABLE RE.1L ESTATE F 0 R
SALE -A RARE CHANCE 'FOR
CAPITALISTS.
TIIF aub.criber Mewing commenced busi-
nests an Goderich--and with the view W
earryi.g on, hill operations with more fseili
ty and succ wow* want of caab-odere
toe following valuable pr:rpertj f„r sale
situated in the ffounehtng,towo of Chatham
the Distract feat for Kent, for cask only,
oa :-
That advantageously situated property
is Chatham North. containing FOUR wa-
ter Lots -according to the town plot sir.
v"y-with a good mail sub,tant,l twt; story
1)u-el!.ni; lfu i -n thereon. Kitchen, an ex-:
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
FARM STOCK UTENSILS.
THERE will be sold by PUBLIC S.\I.E
at the premises of JOHN MACH, No.
14, Lake Shore, Bawer/d Road. on Friday
the 21st July, at eleven n'c!ick. A. M. .
One Span of ilo►ser, Three Milch Cow",
one two year old hall -bred Durham Hel-
fer, one year old half -bred Ayrshire Bull,
one half -bred Ayrshire Calf, twenty-four
Sheep, one Wagon, ons horse sleigh, two
Ploughs, one double act of lfarnnx, one
riding Saddle and Bridle, one pair Harrow,.,
one ►)rag, one Roller, one Fanning Mill,
one crops -cut Saw, nne double barrel Few-
' ling Piece, (marked Deans London,) and a
`number of other Articles.
Three months credit will be given no all
sums above one pound and under two
pounds ; for two pews& and upward., nine
months credit on approved endorsed Dotes.
J. K. (304)DING,
.4sr4oweer.
The Farm No. 14, Laker Shore, will be
let 'nth or without the pretest crop*. to a
suitable Twine For particulate apply to
the Proprietor.
Goderich, July 4, 1848. 43te
SHAYSPEARE INN,
TRA7'FO'R1).
.:•Gent garden, simmer h,"Ise, &c-, ke.,
suitable fur a large family or a publm
llotel, a Barn 40 feet by 24. and a large
tuclo ed B.r ding well _adapt• d for distilling
or for storage, being erected on a substan-
tial wharf, mooring vessels of over 300
tons berthen. On the premises is also an
invaluable Spring, the excellencies of its
waters arc not surpassed in the District.
-ALSO
Two Building Lots in Chatham North
B!.ick G , well vitnated, being opposite the
new Bridge, shortly to.be erected.
-Ai.S0-
A large two @tory Frame !louse (rooting
the Barracks, 40 fret by 26. nearly finished,
with half an acre Lot belonging.
-AI.S0-
SEVENTY-FIVE Acres of excellent
].and attested on the banks of the Ricer
Thames, only three miles below the town
of Chatham, with a dwelling Ileum there-
on, about 40 aeras cleared, and in a high
state of cultivation. ;
All. or part, of the above property will
be sold on reasonable terms for cant down,
or one-fourth down, and the remainder In
three yearly instalments. 'I'itlo unquestion-
able. For further particulars enquire of
M. k 0. 1)ulsen, Chatham, or to the pro-
prietor at lioden.'h.
CHARLES DOLSEN.
Goderich, Jan. 28, 1848. 1
IT W. GARRISON bets leave to iwfsem lie
.1 • (roods seal the Meehan eemwreah, of
Oswenl, that be has heeded and jest *rood ]lit
well knows Hotel is 8tntlord, celled the
BHARAPEARE INN.wh ick he ha•velur5,d
sad repel*, in • ai•seer wet tmemesed la the
Hare. Di•rriet. .1 W. (3. hope tet by ese-
aad eyYnieo, after the adetls lad hese 'fit S110001111 t• hit tenets. to merit • ahem
soh* waveless eemr es„
withdraws, might Tttmai4 m ib pNw e( p. . careful Moder
uetrfien cess..til toe follewesg day. of wi0 •l•.ey.110 .attendant.
gas twslis sd to M evolved ; and on no Scathe;, Jew flet11, 101- 427f
NOTICE.
FOREIGN PERIM:WCALK
RE PUBLICATION OF Tedi
LONDON WART I:KL1' REKI$rW
lt111111RA IE\\,
F'R • QUARTER REVIEW,
N EST 'I INVITER 1116 1, I EW, ail
BLACK 11lN►U'S IilaidetkAtatti Anglo
f allE above Periodicals are res*
h•t I un Oleo eta.
(iS...rrv's Orrice,
oderich, 244 Joao, 1848.
'%"OT10E is hereby given, that i shall not
1I hold myself reepoeaible for any monies
payable to, or recoverable by me, as Sheriff of the
Huron Dutnct, unless the same are paid :o my-
self pee.osally, or depended in my name in any
of the Chartered Beaks or their agencies, and •
receipt of stub depwtte, is within a rrasopab!e
time delivered to me personally, or remitted to
me per mail.
.1. SIcDONALD,
24krrif H. D.
Goderich, June 23. 1648. 21-3t
N. B. -Patties purehasi.g Goods •and Chat-
tel., r Lands and Tenemeoa at Sheriff's Sale,
can adopt the above sore and direct mode of
motto( payments, as well as parties having to
liquidate debts of any other description.
BRiTiSll IR)TEI.,
GOD1:R1C11.
LATILT 4CCUP11D ST MR. t@.Al: RATTa'SUa1,
New 1 •ok, Imine, tae y
rival by the British Steamers, in a heaun-
ful clear type, on flue *bite paper, and ere
faithful coped of the origtuals-B/acktsuod0
Magazine being en exact lac-.twlleof the
Edinburgh edition.
The wile -spread faille If these splendid
Periodicals render. it needless to say much
in thetr pra,ee. As literary organs, they
stand far in advance of •0y works of • W-
ieder "tamp now publieb.d, while the poli-
tical complexion of each is marked by a
dignity, candour, and forbarance Nut uftea
found to works of a party character.
They embrace the views of tete three
great parties in England -Whig, Tory,
and Radical -Nadir -eel and the Loudon
Quarterly sae Tory ; the tdi.1■F► Re-
rietr, Whig ; and the Westuti.uter, Radical.
The Ibreig. Quarterly is purely literary,
being devoted prtucipelly to criticisms on
foreign Continental Works.
The prices of the Re -prints are less than
one-third of those of the foreign copied, and
while they are equally well got up, they
afford all that advantage to the American
over the English reader.
STRATF ORD HOTEL.
TSAAC MAY, informs his friewda and the
.1 pn' !ir, that he has token the BRICK
TAY ERN, lately in the occupation of Sir.
Brow*, at the Eget end of Stratford, where
oothjug shall be wanting on his part to ,pro-
mote the comfort and convenience ot hu
guests.
I. 'I. flatters himself that his selection of
Nine and Liquors is equal to any in the
reentry, and his Stabling department is of
the most enmp'.ete descnptien.
Stratford, 28th April, 1818. -
Ti1E Snh.enhers having Leased tho above
SUPERIOR HOTEL, beg leave res-
pectfully to intimate to their friends and
the puhlic 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 producttmas of
the season, and to keep their Bar supplied
verth Wines and Lequont of the beet de.
•eruption, Po as to merit the approval of
their ewetomere.
J. K. (;O0DING.
JOHN LANCASTER.
Gndertcb, San, 25. 1818. 1tf
N. R. -Excellent Stabung will be afford-
ed, and an active and attentive Groom will
be always as attendance. ri
HENRY NEWMAN.lt
1)l•:AD, CAKE and PASTRY BAKER.
LIP respectful!), eersrete the patronage of
the inhabitants of Goderich and Its vicinity.
ami triode. by tenet .lteetiot., to merit •
share of their fat 0111.0.
N. a._11ard l4t.cml and all keels of
Crackers on hand. fake. wade to .rdsr.
Goderich, law. 10, 1515. llf
STocII,• BRICKS.
STOCK BRICKS of a very superior
quality made by Adam's Patent Machine
ready for delivery st the Brick Yard of
Messrs. JOHN HALDEN, Jr. k CO., on
the following terms at the Kiln :
Order for 50.000. and upward., paid
Ia Cash on delivery. • • • • at $3.50 per 1000
Do. under 50,000, do. do. 414,00 " "
ha Trade or for approved endorsed
Notes at 6 mons hs .from the date
of the order *?t•50 tt ti
A samp:e may be seen at the "heron
Signal " office.
-N. B. Another Kiln will be burnt in
three weeks tine, when yeses wiil also be
for deliterHouPe F!oor,n;; TILE.
God/ne/:Ouse 12th4 1548• 20-tf
-S:ADDIE; HARNESS,
TRUNK. CAREiT-DAO, AND VALISE'
MANUFACTORY.
1311
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Fon any two do do 5,00 "
For any three do do 7400 "
For all four of the Reviews.... 5.00 "
For Blackwood's Magavtte.... 3,00 ••
For Blackwood and the 4 Reviews, 10,90 "
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the fourth copy being gratis.
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N. B. -The po.t•geon these Periodicals
is reduced by the late Pest Office Law to
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(Meet'
(soderieh, Jan. 98, 1848.
STRACHAN & LIZARS,
BLAXSHARU (BRANCH)
AORICCLTURAL 86)ctETY•
4tk11113u8 rut 1440.,
MAIM MONO ANYI'A►. EXHIBITION
I of CATTI-E. FARM PRODICb:, Uu-
MIESTIC IIIANIJPACTI.:R1:14. Ae eat w
WI et AT. MARY'S. an W. -Joe -W., the lith
of.110401, when doe h.Yowteg PRk-
MIUH1 be awardeal : -
HORSE8.
: t 1.
Fos the 'Foal, 1 1.1
s
Mt hewed ..•.4.2........ u 1.641
Fur the Wei 4 year u1d Orilg,• n f1 e
2d be+s,01.00
For the brat J yew. Mt ►'illy.... 5 e
For /he ben 2'you aW lisle e, ►'illy,0 1
Jud beet, 0 141 p
Von the hest 1 year old Colt as PiB7. , s 15-
2nd bra,, 0 W 0
CATTLE
Fur Me twat Bull, 3 year old, •..deed• Till
Sod Lr.l, • 10' 0
For thebeat2year old do 0 15 0
2d Leat. M' 0
For the beet yearling do. deed0 10 0
2.1 beat0 Jen
Foe the beat Mitch Cow, with Calf by
II,/ side, deed 100 0
2d best 0 10 0
Fur the bee Mikb Cow baviag had a
Calf io 1d48, . .. • 15 0
2d bur, 0 IU 0
For the best 2 year old Hake.. . 0 10 t►
2d best, .... 0°000
7 8
For the best yerfug lisifery ... 0 10 11
Jf trent.. i.......«. 0 7 0
For the treat Fat Oz, deed 0 10 11
For the best Fat Cow ..... • IO 0
Foe the best Yoke of Working Osn,.. 1 00 0
2d best, 0 15 0
3,1 be•,, . 0 l0 0
For the btu Yoke years 3 y..old Steers, 0 15 0
9d poteat, 0
3d ot 0 510 06
For tit. beeYoke .f ityear old Steen0 10 0
Jd hest, • 5 0
OHEEP AND HOGS.
For ;he best Ram 2 years old and epw'd., 0 15 0
41 ........ 0 10 0
Fer the et 1 year old, 0 40 O
2d bete, 0 5 0
For the 7be i Twp Lamb 0 10 0
Le
2d best. • •. 0 5 0
For the best. powpaof Ewes endLamb•,0 15 0
2d treat...r«.... , ........ 0 5 V
For the best single Ewe with Lamb by
her nide, 0 1003
0 R
2d bear, .......... 0 S 0'
For the beat pee[3J1 Wooers.... Ewe•, 0 10 0
2J last, ....r
.....
0 0 IS 5 O'0'
For rhe baa Ba,
4d beim ........... ........... • 10 0'
For the best Sow, bevies had Pip i
18j5 0 li 0'
AGRICI LTU RAL PROI)UCF
For the best 2 Beebeh Fall Wheat0 10411'
2d beet, 0 5 •'
For the beat 2 Bushels Seriog Wheat, 0 10 •
2d best, ................ 0 5 V
For the best 2 Bushels of Barley, 0 10 0
Ydhest, ..... ........... 0 5 0
For the best 2 Bushels of Oats, 0 6
3d best, 0 5 0
For the best 3 Bushels of Peas 0 10 0
2d boa, 0 5 0
•
l)tIRY PRODUCE.
For the beat 16 lbs. of Roll Butter, 0 7 6
`3l best,..... 0 'S 0
For the best leg of Bolter 65 Ib0 5 O
24 hest ........:.... ... 0 7 r•
3d best...... U 5 U
For :he best Cheese, from 11 to JO lbs. 0 10 0
,. • J.l best, ........... deed .. U 7 6
3d best, .. U U
For the best Maple Sugar -90 Ikao ea
•
d
Cake . ............ .e-.•.e.e.d... 044 10 06
1 brei
B\RRISTERS mad Attendee at Law,
Solicitors in Chancery, and Baskrept-
cy, Notary Public and Coeeeyancers,Gode-
nrb sad Stratford, Heron District, C. W..
Igo STtt*cu*n, G.d.,1c41.
DAVrst. Ilona Lewy `S
etratford..
Rodetieb, April20i MIS. 6m1
iI.'HORTON,
commenced
to intimate to the puhlic that ho has
enced the above line of Bonnets in the
Shop on the East side of the Alarket-Square,-
lately occupied by J. •Rutledge & Co ,-and
hopes by strict stte.liba to merit a liberal share
til the public patronage.
Le All Arucfes in the Trade will be weld at
the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
WHEAT, TIMOTHY REED,
sedan kinds of Marketable Prndoce will be IA.
ken to exchange. O..i'A liberal diseeeet will be
made for Capt.
FOR SALE, an excellent Spaa of Hen -
ass, sad • riotma
rats Twe Hon Buser.- -
Julie 14t1.1848. II. R.
(:U DERICII, C. W.
fr11E Bebecribers have recently received
1 from Reticle the followiag articles, which
they offer fes Nle,
'WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
at low rale* :-
Chests Megrims varis quality Tees,
Bozos de do Tebicco,
K• -go Of Shingle irk,
An sssiortaxnt of Coo
an per's, rad other deserip-
tof Anaemia. Manuenred Tees,
Douse Shoe, ad snwll ..sed l'eae.ylvaa
Reiser'Tson, •ad Aelencaa Bed Ire., d
Large ore 8ise
They aloe sl4artlr on exportation of addi-
tion to their Sawa of DRY GOODS, HARD.
WART &c., oke,, by the *nivel ■t Mwtresl
.4 the Ether kers Liverpool.
M. B. SEYMOUR, A CO.
Gaderieb, lens S7, 1840. 91--41
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
'N'OTICE.
PPL1CATION wiil be made to lbs sett
Sesrios of the Provincial Legislature,
for leave to bring Ina Bill to constitute and
form the following 'Fowosbtps and Gore,
and Block of Land, viz.:.-Nurtb Eaithope,
South E;tethnpe, Downie and Gore, -Ellice,
Blanshard, Fullerton, Logan and Hibbert, -
Wellesley, Moroineton sod 3laryborougb,
and Western half of Wilmot, and the Block
of Land behind Logan into a new Dis-
trict. ALEX. MITCHELL,
Secy of Committee.
Statford. [Huron],
1st of April, 1848. 4 10018
FARM FOR SALE.
e
TILE Subscriber otters -for sale Lot No;'
one in the seventh Concession of the
Township of Colborne, West Division.
There is on the premiere a small Log Barn,
with 15 acres under good cultivation, and
well fenced. The Land is of excellent
gnaliuy, and within 6 miles of the Town of
liodench, containing 100 acres.
TERMS of Sale will be made known by
applying to William Robertson, Eaq., Can-
ada Company's Office, Godench, or to the
subscriber.
DAViD. SMITH.
Goderich, March 1st. I84)1. fief
TO PRINTERS.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS'
F URNIOIIING WARE HOUSE.
►1r11E remarkably fine tb.rongit bred Dnr-
1 Mm Bull, belongs. to the iluron ihs-
trrl Agricultural Society, N sow "tending
at Thoma. Harris'. Arta, 1layfbrld Road -
three miles from GodNrliu
h. \is far-
mer* us be accommodated for the Season
at tee shsNrage sad sixpence cosh or pro- '
deer, foe ere* (..ow.
';oderte41, 23 June, 184, :0.tw i
/.IIP. Snhpen
serihers bare roomed a New
1 Type Foundry in the City of New
York, where they are ready to supply orders weal, any eal, for any kind of Job Fancy
Type, ink, Paper, Chases. Galleys. Brass
Stiles, Steel. Cotentin Rules, Composing
Sticks, Cue., and every article necewary
for a Printing Office.
The Type, whtcb are ca.t in new mn,ilds,
from an entirely new tett of Matrtzep,
with deep mann-re, and warranted to be
unsurpsercd by any. will be mild at privet
to Putt the divest. A11 tbo type furnished
by us is •' hand eat t."
Printing Presses fnrni.hed, and also.
Steam Engines of the most approved pat-
terns.
Cnmpoeition Reber" east for printers.
( 'Felrtora of New,.papr'ru who wtl:
buy three trine* Re much type a. their heel•
amount in, may give the a-bove sex mouth@'
w
t.rtioa in their !Pipers., and .end their
papers coauinia.gg it In the Subscr:bre.
COCKCROFT kt►VEKEND
No 78, .lnn .Nlrrel New York.
December 7th 1847. ala
DR. iIANy.LTON,
8 U 8 G' 0 .Y,
was ITSIBT,
GOD ER 1 C H.
Fab.. 1848.•
JO -RN 1. R. 1.I'NTON,
R•Taar ►•sate,
afrinsilfllirfwr Qn•en'•
AND CoAVETAbCVR,
3d hest,........•
deed..•
W31}.STIC NIA 1UP.1CTUREt1.
For dee beat 10 yards Fulled Cloth 0 In 0 -
'Id
'• d best 0 5 0'
For tit. bot 10 yards Flannel and Woo`0 10 0
2d best, 0 50
RCLES OF Till: F. Ii1B1T10N.
1st The Slater:ak of the 11.m..iie Man.-
(aetered Cloth and Flannel to be peodeced from
the Farm of the Competitor.
2nd. All serbeenbers Warne paid their sub-
scription, and only such, o be entitled to come
bele for any Premum.
3n(. Bulls must have a Ring a Screw u•
their now, with a rope or theta attached MLeeeta.,
to pretest accident..
41h. All Stock exhibited shall have bees the'
bone fide property of the F.xhihitor • rneeth be -
(ore the Show. and all other articles slow.
must have been produced on the FROM of the
Exhibitor.
Any penton violation, or attempting to •ielwN
three Mules, Wali be rendered ewcelwble of coal --
pew.); oo
oal--
pew.)o0 any Suture oee.uon.
WILLIAM BA [IRON Sec'}
St. Mary, 8th Jape, 1848. 0'
PA Y ATTENTION!!
D pay your debts, u the sub,eriber Caw
rewired that all Notes and Book secouno
due to hum a.d remaiwing unsettles!, will, peen
lively, on the 15th of July next, hos handed neer
to an Attorney for eolleetieu. It is certainly
with smile relsctabee that he hu adopted
m
revelation, as be ha. no desire to taem alldttinaal
espesse to those what're soil sera[ hum -bet n
is • saying, that eerrs,ory is a mereika memo.
and in the present ioatauce, his relectuce mess
yield to .etesity.
ROBERT MODERWELL.
Gdeeiek, l.ilh Jen', *840. 2041
TAILORING :ST.\BLIOHME ?.
t4PRI:YO +RUMMER f.(SHK1R8,jr 4348.
AFI'i.1. variety of the newest and most
improved SPRING AND 80Menta Fasn•
loss for 1848, have been received by the
sub.eribsr, who will promptly attend to Sha
order. of all who may favour him with thew
patronage.
A. NA 1SMLTJI.
Goderich 12th April, 1848. ly
ALBION HOUSE,
LAMES' Street, one door west d the
Commercial Bank, Hantiltnasby
J emery, 1648. - 1. ?*MONDR.
_-.
J. STEWART,..
ATTORNEY ANB\RRiOTFR at
I.aw, Solicitor In Chancery. Convey -
aneer,
un ey-
carer, ked, UIMce Wept Street.
Gotli•rich, March let, 1818. by
_'
GILBERT poitTE,
L\UIF.S AND GENTLEMEN'S faith.
'onside Boot and Shoe Maker, Ratko.
&rrare, Goderich.
Xarch, let, 1848. Mee
TOBACCO.
AlkX stock which will be ..M
Aft ssp M cash.
T. GI LMOUR * GOt
ijstlerfe0, Feb. l H 1848. 1►
1. Lew' s,
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nilt'Bi'Aht'iNG.
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