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am all born nisei aid sb.nW e.s,sd ly have
• rotes is the laws by whistle they are geveried.'
Tommie u& with metighius (medusa, toed w re-
teptao povalo equality toe the G,uudatioa of)
yee
peliucal power bbn the object 6rot le ire- I
pomace, bet almost the last to W sc!oeved by'
the reformers of the present mg.. The noble
s whteh oar tlleatrious Governor Led Elgin
has' Ionia with reepeet to them principles of
inclosed ostler, as eusited.ed in our prewut oys-
ters U Respea.i1 a tit/vermin's' lied+ w to rose
chide that we am bengefertb ie he gererrled se-
cusateg to the British Cnoatiwtiva, and not by.
• legalised despotism cued as prevailed Juries
IM reigns of flood !lead and S1etc.lf. The
commie., whether Ilse ptea..ures of the few shall
remota uad',twbcd at the espeucee of the many.
may be mew considered o1 limey settled is tale
comity', and twitted to 'eche manner a to give
sadaeuoe to the people. True it is that in Yonne
of the mew Districts of the Province Toryism,
lad consequently operation, foie pervade, bet
iu abode is of abort deratien,.for a the country
opens ue mei Liss people become iutelligeut-
thsy will diasercr that a Tory is • kind ut one.
dso,dpt-s relic of the dark •gee, and like an
Egyptian Mummy trundles about .a this earth
rotas a sample e( shot kind of beings inhabited
the globe iu by•guoe Jays.
LB. C. L.
QT It is with mach pl that we direct
attention to a notice in our Advertiaiug colrmas,
nrsasaociav the first sale of Shams in the /lures
District Duildiag Society. We entertain the
very btv►est hopes of the progress and future
(restores of Goderich ; and judging from the ef-
fects of Building Societies io all places where
they have yet had a fair trial, pe Lnii the pre -eat
aaneameement as •n imminent in►taln.eat ee
eor growieg pro$$ nty. The sale takes place
ee Sarerdsy the 19th instant, and notwithsteed-
ng the limited ko..wledge that necessarily pre -
trails to Oar vic,utty, ou the becrbIa ari.wg frim
Bach institutions, we 'runt that the rides ut
may money is sufficiently kaewe esnosg.l re,
to euare a reasonable bouts at the comsrtaee-
sanl
BY THIS MORNING'lIAIL.
19,
e(IAtidIrdet Are. To eitrieate the pub •
Iteltrearsiry tress this ipsberraseleg cueJt
floe ; the sew Parltsereet found it nere•pa
r3 10 aiJkortae • 1,,rib.•r •.1A0 of Debentures
bo Lite sinews( of 11:5,000. T Issw hlt
commenced ie the she. o of •111 aid $ U
Rotes, payable one year from dole with to-
tere.•t.
We cermet, with 01,010 of tstnr eeetempora-
ries, rejoice that eh.•sr Debentures have been
issued. The fCces.0) for creating such a
de.-rrrptiou of paper is rather cause of re-
gret. That uNrs:re.ity-la lbojt++diftcativa ul
the act. The late Jliniatry b•quatbed to
their eticce•.Ors an empty exchequer. Out-
standing claiate a aie. the G,verumuul had
to be wiled. Public it orks were euspemd-
,•d for waut of uteans to carry !hurt en. The
late Government hail fad ed to obtain a luau
adequate to complete theist : and special
funds had been used for geueral purpueaa.-
Preveua excision: imports and the horse.
susof eur
tamed merchants, last
barra lythe trade i
de and curtail
the revenue of the present . These tecumu-
fated difficulties rendered nece.sary s resort
to some utetns of antieapu•ing the revenue
ar
ot raising a I"at. The question Mar,
bow a tt.ia to be dune 1 The Ilene Gov-
ernment would not, be likely readily to as-
sume responsibility for further Canadian
loans. Tu obtain a loan, now, Oto the cred-
it of a Colooy of whuoe resources but,, little
ear known by Enyhhrh capitahsta, height be
equ•liy Jitlicuit. Such are the circumstan-
ces under whish debentures of a low denom-
metier' era tsr,.rd. These cucutnetancee
prove the neceestty of obtaining a loan in
some shape ; aril 11 remain* woo those who!
"bjuct to the issue of debenteres, to show ;
what course fn. -e favourable could have
been token. -The lavanuter.
Judge M•Iloeb, of thio District, we oder-
stand, had obt..ioed Icave of absence, and
took bed departure trues this place, for Eu-
rope, 00 Wed•e-day last- It is rumoured,
that lame. ilubbell, Esq.. to 10 till his bitu-
men uut.l hes return. In company with
Mr. Malloch has also departed Dr. \Vileon,
in experienced Medical prectitauoet e1 thus
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i 111E wily SAFE: aid
1 KUIILE: REMEDY fur
AUktiM.iII.M;anal lies
failed m anise MU
dreadful Cwyplatu•, when
piuperly applied. 9J I'bi•
MEDIt7DoL etasde ohne. all orheri of the hied,
mad ahs prowl ot t1. Article rs ru using it. It
seeds wt Use ass,atesce of 0115 pad• Irons Ma -
dry persons, (us sae knows who.) to prove its
vitiates. 1.
OJ$. B.-Wbdessle boym treated eel Libe-
ral Tense.
For Bak by C. Ca•.e, sole Agent fur Canada
Worn. '
Lr Nor Cbyaeies unless levied Dr. BOYD
DICYIMION.
PRICEORR DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
AL3(,-Dtcits.ui'e COUGH DROPS, a
Certain Remedy for Coughs, Colds, dtc.dte.-
Patca-Is. 3d. par Mitis.
Dess,it, litchi's*. July 4th, 1846. 26 -If
/FRIDAY Moa11tuo, An=ust 4.
NEWS B1' STE
—
AMER EUIt01'A.
The steamer Europa, left i.iverpool on
the 15th • instant, at tt P. M., vis - Halifax,
where she arrived on the 25114 at fl P. M.,
end left at 8. She aaived et Bo.toi 4i
A. M., though she was sletai..d off !fatten
9 hours Gy f.'g.
Correspuudence ot the New Yak Earns
Livekr.0ot., July15, 1840.
IMPORTANT 11c011 IRELASU.--Fhe Crn'e 1.
now fast approaching, aid each party is pre-
paring itself for the coti8uct,-the Govern-
ment by a rigorous censorship of the Press,
the arrest of the confederate mission:ales;
the employment .ofspier, and theaugmen-
tation-of its resources ,. and the people by
prudigio,s activity In the enrolment of
clubs, the eetabtisbment ut the Utattur, lbe
distribution of arms; the must complete fra-
teratsauum of classes, anal boundless residue
Lou and enthusiasm.
On Saturday n ght Mr. Duffy of the Nix
1100, was appreheuded on a charge of Trea•
■oo sad Fel"ivy, and committed to Newgate,
whither he was followed by Mr. Martin uI
the Fclun, wh., h3.1 previously surrendered.
On Mcn ay the i r,,p:icsore a the
" Tribune." Metiers. O'Dstgherty L
1Vt11taine and :1Ir• Hoban. the publeaher,
wire committed on the like charge. The
whole of them will be tried at the commts-
atoe on the 8th prod•
Mr Doherty was arrested in Caeh, 1, on
Monday and Mr. Meagher in Waterford, on.
Tuesday, ire charge. of 'edition, and will
be tried at the present assizes at Tipperary
and Limerick. e
Mr• Meaglrer's apprehension caused the
utmost excitement at 11 atslitord. The
chapel ►ells were ring ; thou. ds of con-
federates assembied,.aud it required all the
authority and tntlueoce,of the gifted *ha
chivalrous captive, -aided by the Cathuhc
clergymen, to prevent the people from fill -
ug upon the military and police. .
As it oats, they stoned the adthorlti .
and cut oft' ono belly of the troepe from the
other. They erected a formidable barricade
witch impeded the progress of the cecurl,
and for Miles hunted and harassed the pru-
ceuion, but happily no tires were lost.
During :he week, Messrs. Dotrey, Me-
Gte aad Itonywood, were also arrested fur
sedition; but the bills were thrown tort by
the Wicklow Grand Jury.
On Thursday, the excitement, not only
in Dublin but throughout Ireland, was in-
tenee, and the note of preparation was
everywhere sounded.
The Sag of revolution is extended to
England. The United Itepealers and
Chartists are rapidly organizing and arming.
The Nation notwithstanding Its proclama-
tion, has appeared this roorsisg.
On Monday the convicted Chartists an
Leedom, were sentenced each to two years
imprisonment, with security for future good
cosiest.
The Queues Miwietor* have abandoned
their intentlone of permitting hct to visit
Ireland in the emetic of the stet.
FRANCE:.
Another plot has boat discovered in l'ar
is. A corrc.powdent of the London (ilubc
says that the then of Ateliers Nationaux,
and the workmen of the Ateliers Notiopaux,
aad the other tnrheleet workmen had resol-
ved to mare another attempt on the 14th-
thela originally fixed upon fur the "Five
Sous test." it is now known that this
was merely • pretext for getting together
an immense body, most of whole were to
carry arms eet-resad under their blouses,
whilst ethers were on Om first stw.al e4
nu hay -e proceeded to the Depute
of anal ammunition, which were to
have made in the quarter three or four
dayyefore the intended mewl ing.
GOVERNMENT DEBENTURES.
The kite Ooeetement was 'Wheeled to
HAM Debentnreri to meet the approp, nations
for Psblac Works. The ammount of the
appropriations to be provd ed for by this
mese wan 1172,181 11•. "4., the other por
Lige baying hems erevtded for oat of the ha
knee et the raillios and a hall Ivan, and from
ether stances. Instead of raising the revel.
ed *twit the dasectal plane ref the lit.
i..
g4 anent entail, (anode '1'e rake the
111101000 ware, Wry eet.red into es(q.
11044•• Y tag ae of IC i no. rtKi, bey sod the
aArsptlMwne Ise& by- l'arbamsra. The
•a.aetie were le this condition w lien they
Birth.
At Stratford on 22 alt., the wife of 1b A.
F. Mickle. merchant; a a son:
ON CO\IMIISSIUN
SALT! SALT!! SALT!!!
A T east aid charges for cash ; or Fall Wisest
(1 at cash price only.
THE: SUBSCRIBER
Ie else Jost In receipt 13( • general essortrnest of
DRY G001194. eouaisting in part oI Pull de
Cbeiwtlr Organdies,. Moline, Cashmere de
Laing., Orleans Lueues, Cobeerg and other
1) ea/es• homy Baregr Searle, Blonde., t ells,
Scarf. ..d llandkerehietr,-Cashmere and other
Shawls in great variety. Superier ('O1 1'ON
YARN, &e., Ac. Ladies' walking Boots acid
Shoes is great variety.
-.IL;YO-
A general assortment of 0110 C E R I E S.
SIIELF and other HARDWARE, Sickles.
Scythes, Scythe Soatbe, Crockery, Prince, t)tl
toad Torpeutine ; F.iclr, Rosin, Tar and Oaken.
?fails io 100 lbs.
Kegs or in aey other quantity.
C. CRABB.
Goderick, Arrest 4tb. 1$48. 27tf
N OTICE.
THE Sebseribwe . beg N intimate that they
hays tbii'dap Mesad their Rook.. add that
no farther credit will be riven until all their ac-
csionts Wifrj. Those harms ncceunls tau-
senled hit Jusuary ane reoieeeed to •ill and pay
them immediately to save costa. Geude at very
reduced rate* for Co* lir Produce.
C. R. DICKSON .k CO.
Stratford, August 1st, 184e. 970
SALE°HY AUCTION.
THERE will be sold by Nadir Auetion at
the hou.e oI Mr. THOMAS CARTER.
u Teckersmith, on Friday, the 15th September,
two Yoke of Working Ores. one Yoee of lour
years old Steen, two Yoke of three years old
de., one Yoke re two years old do., Sia Milch
Cows, two J years old heifer. its calf, gee year
old do., three Caller, fourteen Sheep, (our Pixy
etre M.tRE in foal.
-A1.SO-
Aaaperior Thrashing Machine. two horse power,
and n variety of other Stork and Farming Impk-
mea:s, too nwllVruu. to mention.
TERMS -Under nue pont, rash. One
pound mrd upward., ween teeth. Gredit, on ap-
emvrd endorsed notes.
ger SALE. TO COMMENCE AT TEN
O'CLOCK, A. M.,r
7. K. 11,00DING.
Ame ienner.
Gedstiak, Asgstel 4, 1811. 117.4
N OTICE.
frit E urdtabitaots of the town of Goderich will
Iapply to Farhat—merits: an Act to tempe-
rate the end town.
Goderich, July 29th, 1848. 271f
i
11I;RON 1ISTRICT
I3U1I.DING &1OUIE'1'Y.
FEVEI? AND AGUE
KILA000OH!-
THie MEDICINE is entirely VEGETA
BLE, and pussc..es the quality Mewing the
Disease, and leaving 'be Patient iu a healthy
and vignroas stare at the same tone. It stand)
above 111 others state hood, inasmuch as it erad-
icates the cease of the Disease, and precludes the
possibility of its returoing again to dee system, al
it Blears the sy.tetn of.11 tailless substance.
Sir Yoe este by C. CICA11B sole Agent for
Canada West, to whom all orders must be ad-
dressed arcompunied with the Cash. '
Puce ---Ona Douai rim Borns.
New York, March 19, 1840.
THF, Heron Dieuirt Betiding Society will
diopnso of T.n or more half SHARER of
FIFTY POUNDS melt, at the British Hotel,
es Saturday the 19111 instant, all o'clock, P. M.
By order.
THOMAS KYi)O,
Serwastary.
(1o4erich, Almost 3d. 1848. 1ltd
IIIi<NTIM Z.>t :MT•
$20 REWARD
.STOI.EN from the lioderich Post Office
1yesterday a letter addressed to "James
Comet, Req.. General Agewt, Montreal,"
containing a Cheek oe the Seek of Upper
Caoade of which the following is a copy :
Goderich, 9111th July, 11148.
T. /Ls Agree sf 10s
nook of 1tpprr t'aOnAs
Pay to James ('oars, Req., nr order, the
n un W flirty-oee Potwar, Five Shillings
Curreary.
(Swami) JOHN Ci.1KK.
And wntt.p ',ergo, the face of the obedk
were twee words-
" Good, John Mrl)onald. Acesa.
Por John McDonald, Junr."
Meana halls been taken to preterit the
amoust being paid at se of the Banks, bet
the shrive It,'. and will lin paid to any per
sun who will give each information as will
tnN 01111b 0onrtetion of the thief.
,a Til0S IS KTnt),
l'uteseetse.
Gedjrich, 28th Jely, 1048. 88
LOOK HERE!!
LEATHER FOR SALE.
TMsos.eviber begs leave to intiteate
to the Public that he has and will keep
eotrteetly on hand,
LEATHER OF ALL KINDS,
Wlid of the very best quality, fur sale,
holesale or retail, at the lowest roman=
rating prices.
Intending purchasers will find it, to
their advantage to cell and examine before
purchasing at any other place. Alt orders,
strictly attended to.
WILLIAM G. SMITH.
Gederieb, July 25th, 1048. 91111.
BLr►N3IIARU (lI ANCH)
Adt1CULTUgAL . t9OCIBTY.
ritoliams rOR 1918
4,1-111E SECOND ANNUAL EXf118ITI0W
of CATTLE. FARM PRODUCE, DO-
MESTIC MANUFACTURES, dtc .111 Ise
Mid at B'1'. MARY'S. es Weds.sd.y else 4.1
.1 September, 1e4te, wises the leWwteg PRE•
M►UMel will be awarded s-
HORSEB.
STRAY COW.
QTR AYE') from the premises of the sub -
L reriher, about the 10th of April tut, i
DARK BROW ISI COW, with soma white
un her belly and port of her bag ;, set horns,
a small bend on her back just" behind bei
shoulders. and had a bell on. About the
15th of May she was milked bfore of the
settlers a little mouth of Van Egmood's
Mills, and broke from the enclosure on the
following morning, since then bhe has sot
been heard oft.
Any information respecting said Cow will
be thankfully reediest, in addressing to the
owner. Information may also he left at
this office. • JOHN STODDART.
Tuckerensith, London Sued, -
Lot No 24, 3a1B4.1848. 96
EXAMINATION.
THE Public Examination or the iiuron
AL District - Grammar School will take
place on MONDAY:ttbe 81st infant, at 11
o'clock, a. M.
Gudericb, July 1311, 1843. 26
'NOTICE.
LI. person. indebted to the estate of
.
the late W ILLIAM DITTON, are re-
goisted to settle their accounts immediate-
ly or they will be placed in the Court for
eellection without further nntice.
'1IIOMAS Di'l'TON,
• J0110N LANCASTER.
Goderich, July -40, 1848. - 45w6
eY
Fur niches' Mare wed leaf.
2.d brit, .......•..•s•
Fur t0. best 4 year•old Calt.. •
2,,J beat,
Fur the beat 3 year old Piny
Jud best, .
Foe the hest 2 year old Colt or Filly,.. 0 15 0
2nd beet, 0 10
Fer the beer 1 year old Colt et FWy, •15 0
2nd best, 0 lis 0
CATTLE.
For the best Bull, 3 year old,......., 1 00 0
2nd be.t, 0 15 0
For the best 2 year old do 0 15 0
2d best, 0 )0 0
Fur the best yearling da ........•.. 0 10 0
Val best 0 S 0
For the best Milch Cow, with Calf by
her sick, 100 0
2d best 0 1
0
Fur the best Milch Cow having had a
Calf in 1849, .......... . 0 15 0
2d beet, ... ......... 0 10 0
For the best 2 year old Heifer.. ...... 0 10 0
2d best, .... 0 7 6.
For the best yearling Heifer 0 10 1
For nth Ott Fat Os, 0 10 0
For the best Fat Cow,. .......0 l0 0
For the best Yoke of Working Oxes,1 00 0
24 beat, .•. ... 15 0
3d br.u, 11) 0
For the beet Yoke of 3 yen old Steers, 15 0
2d best, ............ 10 6
3l est 50
Fur the bbe=t Yoke of 9yrar ole Steen,10 0
2d beat,........ 50
SHEEP AND 11004.
For the hest Ram 2 years old and upw'ds, 0 13 0
9d best .. 0 lis 0
Fur the best !year old, ....... 0 10 0
2,1 best ,.►.............. 8 WOFur the beet Top Lamb,. 0 10 0
2d beet, .... ,....... 0 5
For the best pair of Ewes and lsrbs,0 15 0
2d beet, 0 5
For the bent single Ewe with Lamb by
her side, 0 10 0
2d best 0 5 0
For the best pen[3] of Wetbers et Ewes, 0 10 0
2d best,..... ... ........... 0 5 0
For the best Boar
• 00 15
91best,........... 100
For the best Sow, having had Pyr u
0 1848, 0 15
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE.
For the best 2 Bushels Fall Wheat8 19 0
2d best, ........... ....... .,., 0 5 0
For the best 2 Bushels Spring Wheal, 0 10 0
11 best, 0 5 0
Feeds. best 2 Bushelbof Barley, 0 10 0
2d hest, 0 5 0
Fur the best 2 Bushels of Oats,. .. 0 7 6
34 beet, . - .. ... 0 5 0
For the best 2 Bushels of Peas 0 10 u
2.1 belt..... 0 S 0
teed.
1 00 0
O 150
0150
O 10 0
0 1i 0
0 10 0
NEW STORE.
8 'I' R .A F- F- 4.) R D.
BY WM. H. HINE.
FIVIE Subeteriber begs leave to intimate
1 that he has opened a STORE at the
east end of Stratford, with& general ss.ort-
inept of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
ke. And he hopes fur a share of the patron-
age of his netghboors amt the public. He
*ells cheap fur Cash or Produce.
WM. H. HINE.
Stratford, 1Mreh 114, 111141. B Ota
NOTICE".
trite Subscriber having relinquished the
11 business el Baking in facoar of Mr.
Henry Newman, begs to return thanks ler
the support he has heretofore received, and
can confidently recommend hie successor
as worthy/ of public support.
JOHN LANCASTER.
Goderich, 96th May, 1848. 171f
TO LET,
rillIAT Store at present occupier! by Roo,
Robertoon, Esq., wttb or withont the
dwelling (louse, and wilt be flied top to suit
a tenant. From the commanding sweatier'
and the rapid increase of population of
I;"derich and vicinity, aey person desirous
of sornmencang business cumld not be more
convepieptly located. Applyto
WILLIAM VALLACE
-Goderi t, Jat 1 j48. 19
s
SPRAT RD IIOTEL.
TBAAC MAY, intones hie friends and the
1
public, that be has taken the BRICK
TAVERN, lately in -the occupation of Mr.
Brown, at the Eat arid of Stratford, where
nothing shill be wanting on kw pari to pro-
mote the comfort and convenience of hi.
g uest•.
1. M. Sett.,e himself that his .election of
Wiese toed Liquors is reseal to say in the
country, and Ms Stabling department is of
the cannot complete directipt ea.
Stretford, 28th April, 1110. 1311
NOTICE.
e f NE next Bitting• of the DIVISION
COURT wifl be held at the gaol, Guo
odds, ea Rata:day the 5'h day of Asyut
•W. A. F. MORGAN
Clerk 1,1 Division Coar t.
-r - —. -- --4-
WAG4i0N$ AND SLEiGHS.
NO. 7 EAST STREET,
01.181 orroarre TUs 11.10s•IT*IIA0
101 5(0.
111E Subscribers begs kale to inform
bre friends and the public at large, that
he it 11,w prepared to receite order. fur
LUIIBk:1f OR LIGHT WAGGONS,
which shall be wensfactured of the beet
materials, and by experienced workmen.
(]/' Ilarruws and Drags wade to order ;
Pluugh Castugs Wooded.
ALEXANDER MELVIN.
Goder,ch, Feb. 0, 1848.
DAiRY PRODUCE.
For the best 16 lbs. of Roll Butter B 7 6
2d best .... • i U
For the best Keg of utter 65 1ba,.., 0 5 0
2d best •..yy'' 0 7 6
3d best, ...:kit.. 0 3 0
For the best Cheese, rear 19 to 2011e. 0 10 0
2,1 best . ........... .... .. 0 7 i
3d best 0 5 0
Fee the best Maple Sneer -20 lbs. is
Cake, .................... 0 10 0
----4it.r. ,a .............. • 7 6
3d best, ............... ... ... 0 S 9
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES -
For the
ANUFACTURES.Forthe best 10 yards Fulled Cloth 0 10 0
2d best .. 0 50
For the best 10 yards Flannel and Woo!, 10 0
94 hest, ...y,• 5 0
RULES OF THE EXHIBITION.
1st. The Material. of the Domestic Mao. -
lectured Cloth end Flannel to be produced from
the Farm of the Competitor.
2nd. All suescnbers heniei* paid their sob -
,wiener., and only such, to be mottled to urge
pete for any Premium.
3rd. Bulls must have a Ring or Screw is
theigworse, with • rope or chain attached Menem,
isvent accidents.
41h. All Stock exhibited shall have bees the
boas ,)ids property of the Exhibitor • month be-
fore the Show, and all other articles shows
most have been produced on the Farm 1 the
Exhibitor.
Any person violating, or attempting ta-violate
ebeee Rule., shall be rendered incapable of sass-
peting os say future eeiasion.
'WILLIAM BARRON,.
St. Miry, Ali 1..,1848.
PAY ATTENTION!!
EXTENSIVE
IMPORTATIONS.
THOMAS GILMMOUlt k CO.
WOULD repectfu!Iv intimate that they
hare just received, direct fro a the
New York mod Montreal Markets, a very
Targe auortmenl of Straw, Leghorn, Dun-
stable, Tuscan, ■nd imita'lon Silk BON-
NETS, and. great variety of almost every
demolition of FANCY GOODS, rutted to
the fashion and taste of the season.
Also, in extensive stock of
IIABERUASiIERY, Ci,OTIIS,
and all ktods of Staple Goods. Likewise,
large quaetnla of GROCE RI 't 11. parttcu-
l.rly a very imparter supply of TEAS, from
is. 3J, per wood upwards. according to
quality ; anal Tobacco at all prices.
As the *hole eat.wsive stock bas been
selected by Ilia propneters in person, they
cam cont;Jeutly recommend thew to their
(iodide and customers, and as the purchases
here twee effected a+clusitely on cash pee -
copies, they pace reaolee.l to 1011 on the
moat reasonable terms and at the lowest
possible pro.fita ria cute.
07" Marketable produce of every deserip-
1100 %shoe in exchange at the htgbest mar-
ket price.
TI1OS. GILMOUR !k, CO.
Goderich, 18th May, 1848.._ 16
ANDpay your debts, as the subscriber has
resolved that all Notes sod Book accouter
due to him and remaining unsettled, will, posi-
tively, on the 15th of July treat, be handed weer
to en Attorney for collection. It is certainly
with some reluctance that he has adopted this
resolsiion, as he liar no dewire to incur adduseaal
expense to thorn who are stilt owing hue ---bat it
is a saying, that wecvsiry is a merciless musty.
and in the present instance, hie reluctance seem
yield to necessity.
ROBERT MODERWELL.
Goderich, 15th June, 1848. 10 -If
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
SPRING 4. SUMMLR Fd3HIOM8, j r 1848.
AFULL variety of the newest and most
improved Srait•s AND Surwtu Fan
toes for 1848, bate been received by the
subscriber, who will promptly attend to taw
orders of all who may farms• him with their
petruoage.
A. NA78EEITH.
Goderich 12tb April, 1848. ly
::•ta.,fi ..I': 91'1'
II WA iIt T , -
ATTORNEY AND BARRISTER to
Law, Solicitor in CMneery, Cuaysy-
ancer, las., Office West Street.
Gale►ich, March 1st, 1848. 5y
GILBERT PORTE.
IADZES AND GENTLEMEN'S fash-
tenable Boot and Shoo Maker, Market
Nre, Gndench.
arch, 1st, 1640. 0014
MR. AND MRS. N A I R N'S
SCHdOL.
TUE ENGLiSH CI.ARIES will meet
1 again open Moodier, ti. 10th of
Iul , lastest. t)nthe same day Mr. leaea•
wIK ore LATiN aid FRENCH CLASS -
19 for ►.•inners.
Goditick, Jely 7, 1848.
_—
CUT NAILS.
I(,OR Sala by the Subscribers, Skull.
end all' other eeeeripuo$a of CGT
NAILS.
M. 11. SEYMOUR k CO.
Go4srieb, July (18th, 1841. •S --2w
HENRY NEWMAN,
BREAD, CAKE and PASTRY BAKER,
respecUul!y stalwart the patronage et
the tehabita0ta of Godstich and Its vicinity,
and trusts, by strict attetsuut., w merit a
Aare of their heroine.
N. B.-it.rd Biscuit and all kinds of
Crackers 00 hind. Cakes ode to order.
Godertch. Jan. 28, 1848. let
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
- a hilt• squa$E.
JCST'reeefved, ani will b. cheap for
cash or marketadls produce, 'large as-
sortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES
of ,snits• sizes and qualities.
-ALSO-
.% largo gnanttty of different de.eriptioite
n(-LLAVER , wbleb will be sold to the
trade on oar most reasonable terms, either
by wholesale or retail. Intending porcbas•
ers are re4uested to call and examine for
themselves at the Boot and Shoe Store of
THOMAS WATKINS.
L Pegs and Findiwgs for sale.
G.nterttch. May 26, 1849. 17tf
N. B. -latent SCALE, weighing from
1 lb. to 500, fur sale.
FARMERS' INN,
• STRATFORD,
IT THOMAS DOUGLASS.
'T/1E Sebertber (from Gel') has lately
1 rested the above well estabhohed iNN
sod HOTEL in the West end of Stratford,
from the proprietor and late occupant, Mr.
TO ('.1I'I'FALISTS
(101)1) and eaf. luvesteseete. Y aluabto
18111.1. SITES and FARMS lur sale
ua Lake Huron.
)A good Mill Privilege n the Lake slime
Islas sue miles et Goderieb, hevug 36
•Cres of e•eellant Lead, Lig Alai can be
Mutt so tete rock, anal w,1W0• foot of tau
feet Jeep water lis the Lake; the dill deist
can be made ill lis 18 Let high at a iuitI ug
expense and un a never lading streets/Aiwa-
dance ot Saw -loge in the vtetwity.
.this, a epleudid Mill privilege half a
mule up ore the i'ighietre mile River which
it uarigablo to the Lake, having 45 acres§
1' hret rate land, plenty of Pose mud other
Saw -lugs u. the vietntty.
AN11 ALSO --Four of the beat Jescrip-
lion of FARMS un and near the Lake
Shore, 0. ith uui,ruteu,emu,
The above we:1 r. lecteeh and very valuable
property will be sold low fur cash, or hall
the purchase money may remain for three
or lour years on mortgage.
Apply (II by leder pmt paid) to Law-
rence l.*, raven, E►q., Lundin, Robot
Parke, Esq., GuilericJOl, ..rHN to theHAWKINS. prupretur
Port Albert. Gods' icb, Feb. 3, 1848. 111
VALUABLE FARM ILO'I'S
row 5.111
IN TIIE IIURON TItACT, NAMELY :
[SOUR Lots un the First Cunceesiun of
` Guderteh, fronting !.eke Huron, con-
taining 82, '2, 671, and 584 ■Cres rerpes -
livelp.. Two of these lets hare considei-
able improvemente, and one of them aron•-
modio s Two Story bog House. with Gar-
den rid Orehanl. Likewise, IIIX LO'T'S
on the Second Conceesion, containing eu
scree each, two of thein partially improved.
There Lote aro situated on the Hayfield
Road, from six to eight miles south of the
8oirshung Town of Goderich ; the laud sr
of 11,. best quality, *lid well watered, and
the front Luta command a beauteal view of
the Lake.
.d,
For particulars apply (if by letter pool
paid), to JOHN CLARK, Gudetich.
March 17, 1848. 7t(
- UIt- S'ALET
VALUABLk .F*RMM LN COLB'JIL
APAST or purliol of. BLOCK G. In the
township of Colborne, Western Divi-
sion, Heron District, containing TWO
HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, with
95 rites cleared and in good order ; fencer
*repair. There is a good Frame House
(Cottage style], upon the preumisee, 35 by
32 feet ; also, a Frame Barn 60 by 35, and
'l'wo Frame Sheds, each 50 feet long, with
a Log Farm Huuse in tolerable repair. -
There are three runeing streams of water
through the Lot ; two of which are io the
clearing, mad a first rate Weil jo the cellar
of the frame house. Woudipon the land,
chiefly hard timber. Said farm is situated
but 2; miles from Goderieh, the District
low 0.
eij"' This desirable property will be sold
at a reasonable price. For tarter apply to
Mesas. STRACHAN tic LIZARS.
Solicitor's, West -street.
Goderich, March 42, 1848. 711
NOTICE.
ALL those Indebted to the Estate of
the late Mr. HICKS of Stratford, will
please Settle the same without delay, and
without extra ex es; and also all those
having any Claims lost the above Estate,
are icqoircd urnoett•ate:y to present the
same Lir :5Jjuoti,ient to. John Ilton,
Mitchell.
Mitchell, Marek.
SADDLE, .HARNESS,
TRUNK, CARrET-RAG, AND VALISE
'MA N-II114/1C7+ORY.
H. HORTON,
EGS to intimate to the public that he hu
commenced the above line of Business is the
John Sherman ; and he begp to uy that he shop on the Feast aid. e( the Market.Sgeare,-
well endeavour to see the Public and Tray- lately occupied by J. Rutledge & Co., -sad
ellers well accommodated, tied their con- hopes by .toot atuetioo to merit a liberal share
forts attended to. 11e has good Stabling, of the peak patronage.
and an aitesuve !loader. His Bar is well QTAll Articles in the Trade will he sold at.
supplied with Wines and Liquors.
THOMAS DOUGLASS.
`Dtratford,Marelli a,1SO:__-_. -_.-amt
•MONET AND TIME SAVED!! i
FAME REDUCED 4. SPEED INCREASED.
CHEAP AND DIRECT ROUTE
Tkrwege Cursed. . Serra of New York, via.
C3.Mase, ►odea. Wusda*ock, Bayor,i,
Has of rt. Wessre.o Ferny w Brjulu.
ttta WILL &sows
STEAMBOAT BROTIIERSt.
CAPT. W. EBERTS,
W .o
*ILL run the Seao of 184e as follows :-
Laura r'Adkau every Moodie, Wednes-
day and Friday 5loruiug,, at is o'clock, ler
tf'radw.r sed Detrea, theme to Aadcrrabrrg at
3 o'clock.
Leave. AreAsresisrg ever', Tuesday, Thurs-
day sad 8aiseisy Moraines 5t half -past 7 o'clk.
teeebi.e at Dvrre,'.lid Windsor for Meehan'.
The NRO THERM runs is seenecuon with •
DAILY LINE; OI' STAGS COACHES.
Established betweea Chatham sad Qaeest..,
by which (end the Strainers on Lake Ontario)
pmar.ger. well M ew.Med M reach Kiegstea in
5t least titre* Jaye• from Chatham. 1'wengem
w leave Homilies by .wanbest Ger Tomato,
Ileehe.!er, Oswego, Coignes , et any of the ie-
termed.aie ports e. Lake Oetano. Gesttemes
from .Il para of .he Butes will sled this mate
very agreeable during the oerwmer and winter, as
it panes throagh the meet gnanehieg parts of
Caesda Wert. lite Chatham and Lambs seed
Em aow completed, sod is a very goad not
STEAMBOAT FARES REDUCED. CED, vs*
Mahe= er Detroit sad Wisdom, end Wee reeve.
Celia Rues. $1.75: Deck Penner .1.00;
Childeee, ►.1t -pure: Hinge, Soggy .54 One
Oae ,time. 0.7.00: DoeYs Twee. Warm* OW
Drive/ 9.4.04: 01 • C. 91,00: all other
Freight in prsportwn.
*else,.-(.MuMA, Ebert., Waddell A.
Co.: T. 78. Taylor. Wia.leor, 1. dr. H. Deo•
eepsst, C. 11401. Mimi. Iva* & Black.-- T W. (GARRISON hep Ie.ee to takers hie
Lesi.vltle. [eight & Weaver. tTecumseh eJ • friends and the Irev.lisg eermne ily in.
li..ee►, 11 N. 814,0 Wodevtllr,-tI.ie
er.n0 & I general, that he Loa (rased Carl last ope.tid thin
L k. 01..., 8. netwi.g. F4lry.s, 0. J. I well know, Iloiel 1w Sstartesd, c.IM4 10,1
9wtth Ilrlmw.re, 0.11..Jrneu,e Iles..., SIIAKSI'k ARE Lv4N,whieh he hes reforwisbrb
JM7 Leodr•n,. Y. Ket.r. Rest• sednrpau.4, in 0 i not aurp.e..•d in the
hid' Q 1111.64.1111.64.Yaarho4, Y- 8absoek: M. Iloron Disnirt. J. W. G. hopes that by cw-
• i4, ar.nt 111enlion to his business to merit 1 oar*
/000' 011 THIS 00AT. d the traveling r oramoaily.
• -ice., 11.11'P. !t.-doed t4laNing aid • • carefulHessler
will dwsv.lee i..utrndutrer.
Hiretford. eerie 311h. 11191. !!rt
ALBION IIOUSE,
JAMES' Street, nue door west of the
t;omm,rc,.I Wank, Uan.rk"w. by
Jnii.iarr. 131s. 1 r.SMONDL.
tie LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
HIDES, WHEAT, TIMOTHY SEED,
mid all .kiala of Marketable Produce will be ta-
kes is exchange. QT A liberal discount will be
spade for Cash.
•.' FOR SALE, an excellent Spam of How.
sato, mid a firm nus Two Hoasa BusoT.
Jane 1416, 1048 H. H.
DJWATSON,
BARRISTER AND ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SOLICITOR 111 CH•o1CK3T,0A10a*UPTCT, 010
OFFICE IN THE MARKET SQUARE.
(I01ERICII.
Feb., 1848. 111
H. B. O'CONNOR,
IMPORTER, WEST STREET •
11KES this fipportuoity of returning. hi*
sincere thank* to his friends and the
public fur the liberal support and distin-
guished patronage he has received Bunco the
openutg of hie Establishment to Gedaruch,
and begs to assure them that he will dill
continuo to sdpply thein with the beet and
cheapest articles in his line as usual.. Ile
would direct their attention to his varied
and cxtcntcnsive iulpnr1atiune nhirh.he is
now receiving of DRY GOODS, GROCE-
RIES, CROCKERY and IIAiIDWARE.
the low prices of which he is certain will
speak fur thew,elvcie and fur quality and
(ai.4ar
variety canuut be \surpa.to Western
taoiierfch; Jan. 28; tiSJT int
(7'.Bolter, Wheat, (bits, BarNT, Corn,
ice., s id every de.eription of E1armer's
Produce token rn caehange. Canh will be
p.(d fir nod Cstase Recd, Hideo and lilts.
S AK RA RK INIS;
STR.1TFIORD..
E. C. 11'A TSON.,
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