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A GRICt)LTURE. Wadi auJpurehawd,by•Number orMem-
bers of this Society, of as Improved bi-
A1' A NEI' NG of the Committee of oertpuua, to be decided by the Judges--
the S'tltA'TYORD A(iRICULTU- Prize in discretton of Committee.
KAL SOCdKTV, held at the Farsterr' len, FALL W HEAT—To be shows in Sint -
the following PREMIUMS o ere awarded, ford ou un drat Friday of 13ep1rwb.r, [1st
to be Shoe for at the Society's seventh September) at It u clock, 00011:—Prize
Annual Exhibition, at STRATEORD, on first, L2. Second, LI 10. Third, LI 6.
Friday, October 13th, 184n. Fourtb, £ 1 00 ; and 20 buebrls be brought
by each Exhibitor, and sold to any Member
of the Society at 7I more tbas the then
Galt price.
SEEDS—To be shows at General Meet
FIRST CLAS.
£ s. d.
For best Stallion for Agricultural
purposes, [Prize awarded 1ltle
Apel, to Mr. C. Chrietener,] 7
For beet Brood Mare and Foal• • • • 1
2nd hest 1
3rd best 0
For bcat three yi aro old Filly •.• • 0
2nd beet -0
aid beet 0
Fur beet twv years old do- 0
214d b, st 0
Sid best 0
Fur best one year old Cult 0
2nd best •• 0
Por hive' tea years old (fielding. • • 0
9uJ beat 0
Forts at Iwo year. old entire Cott, 0
,� Sod boo'.. • 0
YOE beat Span of Farm llorses,
Gelding. or Man's 1
3 d best 0
SECOND CLASS.
:Fur best three year old Bull,. and
upwaids, (see By L:'aw for
doubt:. premium.) 2 0 0
2 .1 best 1 10 0
3rd host 1 Of 0
Fur beet tau year old Bull 1 10 0
toil best 1 0 0
For beet one year uld Bull 0 10 0
2n4 hest 0 7 6
For best Mitc.. Cow and Calf 1 0 0
2nd heal 0 16 0
aid boat 0 10 0
For beat bitch Cuw 0 15 0
JnJ beat 0 10.0
3rd beat 0 7 6
r,, Lest two year old Heifer..•. 0 10 0
2nd beet 0 7
3rd best 0 5 0
10 0 ing in February, 1849.
10 0 hoses nuns—For two sett of Horse
0 0 Sloe►—osu on the burse the other nut—te
10'4 be 'awarded to seeker of the bbues—First,
15 0 10s. a; coed, 7r. 6d.
10 0 ' Il.ann•s—Be. sett of Double—II rat,£ 1 •
6 0 j ?Second, 15x.
11 6
7 6
O 1. No animal gaining the Brat prize one year,
O can take it is the seine character the second or
BY LA%VS.
5
10
7
15
10
15
7
6
0
0
0
6
any other year: but nuy show and be entitled to
• Certificate trout the Society, or such other
bonorary reward as may be decided on. except
Bulls, Stallions,- Roars, and Rains, which may
show and carry first prizes for two years.
2. That • Subscriber be oily entitled to one
0 0 Prix fur Butter and Cheese, or fur Grain of the
same kind.'
15 0 3. That Stallions, Bulls, and Boars, n est
have served within the Society's District, the
season previous to the Show. [excepting in ease•
provided for by extra Premiums,] or exhibitors of
such to give au obligation that they will serve
io their season.
4. That Bulb must have a ring or screw is
their move, with a rope or chain attached, to pre-
vent sec,denta.
5. That the prize fur Heifer. be not •warded
to any animal that hu previously had a Call:
6• That the quantity of Grain aad Seeds ex-
hibited, [Pease and Indian Corn included,] be
n ot less than Fir Bushels, and raised -by as 11.
hibito►, from • held -oft bast two acres, [unless
the goantityof land and grain seeds be other%iso
specified]: and the Cheese and Butter, or other
Farm Produce, exhibited, to be produce from ex-
hibitor's farm, land or stock; and that alt Ewes
shewn [except Fat Sheep] shall have suckled •
lamb to the first of August previous to the day
of sho w . -
7. That all competitors for Prizes must give
the Secretary notice of the description of Stuck
or Produce they intend to show, before, or on
the day bot one. previous to the day of any An-
n ual or General Show.
8. That all Stock and .Produce exhibited,
must be on the ground precisely et TWELVE
o'clock of the day of Show: the Judge. will at
that hour enter on their duties.
9. No article or animal can be shown for two
priaea the same year.
10. Competitors for Turnips and Potatoes to
give notice 10 the Secretary, on or before the last
Saturday do September, fro that they may be io-
•pectedbelore the Show, and 1s. 3d. of entry to
be paid by such competitor for each Mauch arti-
cles entered.
11. That for the encouragement of those,
Members who may introduce improved Stock;
ilea), animal entered for eompetitior be deemed
by the Judges worthy of the first Prize, and if
the owner of the lame prove to the satisfaction
of the Judges that such specimen of Stork has
alder 111. - 0 16 0 I,ee'i itnponed, or pure breed out of Stock inn.
fend best-rrte� �r, 0 10 0 torted Irom Great ltritein or Ireland, he shall re -
For best .a: • RID • •• •• • 0 70 0 terve double the amount of premium otherwise
7 awarded, but only for one year.
Sad best , • 0 7 6 12. All Stock to be property of exhibitor three
For best pair Ewes (see By -Law), 0 15 0 • months before the Show. Jndges will hove
• Ind best ... 0 10 0 discretionary power in withholding Prizes; and
For best single we. •• •6 0 7 6 no person can be Judge of his own property.-
2ndbeet ••••••• 0, 6 0 [See Rules 10, 11, and 12, F. Rules.].
For best pair of rat Sheep 0 7 6 PLOUGHING MATCH
end beet • ••
Fur best year old I Refer
9nd best
Fur best Spring Calf
Sud beat 0 5 0
For beat puke Working Oxen, 8i!
years old and upwarce • •. • 0 16 0
9nd beet 0 10 0
3rd best • • • 0 7 ti
Ft* bat yoke tour year old Steew, 0 12 6
Fur best yoke three year old do•• 0 10 0
9nd best 0 7 6
Fur beat yoke two year old do• • 0 7 6
and best • • 0. 5 0
For best Fat �r ie 0 16 0
3rd best.: 0 10 0
Fa bat Fat Cow' three year old
and upwards 0 10 0
gad best •••• - 0 7 6
THIRD CLASS.
For bent Rom over taro years and
0- 7 6
O 50
O 76
O 6 0 To be on 14th October. Plough to be property
FOURTH CLASS. of person entenug, to be of any Lind. The
O IS 0 gmund to be Mooched by the person entering, or
For beat Boar by one of his fanuly, or soirvant one month pre -
2nd beat 0 10 0 vroue!y employed end hired. Prizes: let, £2:
FA. best Breeding How, boxing bred 9.1, Ll les„ 3d. Lit 4th, 15x; 5th, 10s.; 6th.
Pi.ge dieing 1813, ... • • • 0 15 0 5s•. -.C6. TIME, six hours. Begins at Teo
3ni1b't 0 10 0 A.M.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. - A FAIR will be held for tier SALE of FARM
Illy For best'Fall Wheat, [see below] ro7ober.- every draeriptiosos tbs day of Show
ti
fpr beet Spring Wheat. •••...... 1 00
and best 0 15 0
O 15 0
7 60
O 60
O 10 0
O 7 6
O 6 0
O 7 8
yi
•
2nd best
Po; hest Barley
2nd .best
For beet Rye
For beat Oats
2nd best
For beet Pease (one acre)
Sod beet 0 6 0
For best Clover Seed (one bushel) , .
• yawn in 1848, • 1 0 .0
and/mat 0 15 0
For best Timothy Seed foie boob.) 0 7 6
nd-hest 0 5 0
For best Swed'h Turnip Deed, 5 ibe0 7 6
2nd beet - -as0 6 0
For best Swedish Turnipe[one sere] 0 15 0
grid beat 0 10 0
3rd beat 0 7 8
For best White .Turnips, or other
Linda, except Swedish [one
acre,] 0 10 0
2nd best 0 7 6
3rd beet 0 5 0
For best Potatoes [half acre] • • • • 0 15 0
2nd best •• 0 10 0
Srd best 0 7 6
DAiRY PRODUCE.
For beat firkin Salt Rutter, 66 lbs.
packed and cured 0
2nd best 0
3rd best 0
For best newly made Butter, 25 lbs0
2nd best 0
For hest Cheese, 25 lb* 0
2nd best 0
Srd best 0
For best Maple Boger, [cake] pro-
duced on exhibitor's prem-
ises, 25 lbs • 0
and best 0
3rd beet 0
For best Virgin Honey, In the comb,
do. do. not less than 10 lbs. 0
2nd best 0
3rd•best 0
DOM ESTI( 'S.
For beet 10 yard.. of Hume made
Fulled Cloth, from wool grown ISAAC MAY, informs his friends and the
by exhibitor, and open is his 1 public, that he has taken the BRiCK
family [all wool, web of 1848], 0 16 0 TAVERN, lately in the occupation of Mr.
2nd Deet 0 10 0, Brown. at the East end of Stretford, where
1,best' 0 7 6 nothing shalt be wanting on his part to pro -
For 'beat 10 yards of Home made mots the comfort and convenience of his
Flannel, all wool, do.[not full'd getters
do 0 10 0 I. M. flatters himaelf that his selection of
2nd best 0 7 6I Wine and Liquore is equal to any in the
3rd beet 0 6 0 country, and his Stabling deparlmeat is of
For beet 0 yards of Blanketing, all the moat complete description.
wool do [twilled not fulled, Jo. 0 10 01 Stratford, lath April, 1848. 131f
fled beet 0 7 fi
Srd beet 0 6 0
PIM beet new Double Horse Wag- 1 GiLBERT PORTE,
Kers, mads or porch+mrd by a i ADIF:S AND GENTLEMEN'S faah-
member or members of the 80- I 1 4 tone rain Boot and Shoe Maker, Market
cIe'y, •••• 0 So-
,„ 0 ,ar,�(iuleneh.
2nd beat to o) arch, 1.t, 1848. Ems
For beat Fanning Mill, any impel- -10 O
earl kind do J. $TEWART,
anal hetet 0 7 R
For best Plough, any improved kind 1 A TTORNEY AND BARRISTF.R 11
do o 15 01 /' Law, Solidtne is Chancery, Coavoy-
Mad hest 0 10 0 sneer, e., Office West Street.
(7' Fag airy Agriculteral Implement.' fkrGoderich, March 1.t, 1848. 5y
JOHN J. E. LINTON, Set
Stratford, Menet 11,.1849. S8
LOOK HERE!!'
LEATHER FOR SALE.
TIIE subscriber begs leave to intimate
to the Public that he has and will kytp
constantly on hand, •
LEATHER OF ALL KiNDS,
and of Are very beat quality, for sae,
wholesale or retail, at the lowest remune-
rating prices.
(CrIntending pnrehaeera will find it to
their advantage to call and examine before
purchasing at any other place. All orders
strictly Mended to.
- WILLIAM G. SMiTH.
Godericb, July 251b, 1848. 2611
ON COMMISSION...
SALT! SALT!! SALT!!!
AT cost and chargee for cash; or Fall Wheat
at cash price only. '
THE SUBSCRIBER
15 0 1s also [set in receipt of a general assortment of
11 6 DRY GOODS, consisting ,n part of Poil de
('
10 0 heine, Organdees, Muslin., Cashmere de
Laine., Orleans Lowe., ('obo..g end other
10 0 Dreese., fence Renege Scarf., Blonde Veils,
7 6 Scarf* end tlandkerehiefs,—Ca.hmere and other
15 0 Shawls a greet variety. Saperier COTTON
10 0 YARN, &e., &e. Ladies' walking Boots aad
7 6 Shoes t• great variety.
—.aLS0—
A general assortment of GROCERIES.
12 6 SHF:I.F and other HARDWARE. Sickle.,
10 0 Scythes, Scythe Seethe, Crockery, Prints, Oil
7 6 and Turpentine ; Pitch, Retain, Tar sod Oakmrl
Neils in 100 lbs. Kegs or to sty other ggenwty.
C. CRA BB.
Goderieb, Asgum 4th, 1848. 2711
12 6
10 0
7
STRATFORD HOTEL.
NOTICE.
g'+TRAY ED teem Lot 18, Sth eoneewino,
Downie, a Yoke of Oxen seven year.
ofd. Oar of them black, with a white spot
along the back, and white tail; also a white
spec wader each eye. The other red with
a white spot to lbs face; roma wbtte •pots
about the flank., and hind feet white.—
Any person finding thew or giving aucb this
forwattuo to the subscriber as will luee0►
their recovery, will be suitably rewarded.
JOHN 'I'IHOMSON.
Township of Downie,
ltd August, 1848. 6 30t(
FOR SALE.
THE BRICK COTTAGE and Lot rea-
ning No. 562, to the Town of Goderich,
formerly to the postmortem of lleor O'Neil,
n ow rented to Mr. James Orr. The Cot-
tage is very conveniently arranged, and well
suited for a smell family, has a spacious
wuud shed,' stable, Tec., good well cf water;
the garden centime several choice fruit
trees, and the wholeecelosed with a strong
picket fence. Only a portion of the money
would be required down,—the remainder in
three annual instalment..
Apply to William Rattenbury of the Clio -
ton Arms, or to
BENJ. PARSONS.
Goderieb, August 24, 1818. 30tf
SADDLE, HARNESS,
TRUNK, CARPET-BAO,,AND VALISE
MANUFACTORY.
A. jI0RT0N,
BEGS to intimate to the public that be has
commenced the above line of Buaiueas in the
Shop oat the East side u( the Market-Square,—
lately occupied by J. Rutledge & Co.,—aud
hopes by strict attention to merit a liberal share
of the public patronage.
FJ All Articles in the Trade will be sold at
the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
HIDES, WHEAT, TIMOTHY SEED,
and all kinds of Marketable Produce will be ta-
ken in exchange. Ilre'A liberal discount will Lie
made for Cash. •
••• FOR SALE. an excellent Span ofHoa-
srn, and • first rate Two Home BUGGY.
June 14th, 1848. H. H.
VAI.UABLE FARM LOTS
eon set,p
iN TIIE HURON TRACT, NAMELY •
FOUR Lots un the First Cooceseion of
Goderich, fronting Lake Iluron, con-
taining 82, 72, 671, and 58i acres respec-
tively. Two of there Lots have consider-
able improvements, and one of them acom-
modious Two Story Log House, with Gar-
den and Orchard. Likewise, SIX LOTS
on the Second Concession, containing 80
acres each, two of them partially improved.
These Lots aro situated on the Bayfield
Road, fronesex to eight mites south of the
flourishing' Town of Goderich ; the land is
of the best quality, and well watered. and
the front Lots command a beauufal view of
the Lake.
Fir particulars apply (if by letter post
paid), to JOAN CLARK, Goderich..
March 17, 1848. 7tf
PROSPECTUS
OF THE VICTORIA MAGAZINE.
MR. AND MRS. MOODIE, Dem*. •
1 11F.Editors of.. the Vicrnau MAo.tztsa will
devote all their talents to produce a useful
entertaiuing, and cheap Periodical, for the Cabs -
dial) People ; which may a turd aniusenient to
both old and young. Sketches and Tales,
is verse and prose, Moral Eesay, Statistics of the
Colony, Scrips of Useful information, Reviews
of new Works, and well selected articles from
the most popular authors of the day, will form the
pages of the Megaziue.
The Etitorafeelconfident that the independent
and rising country to whose service they are
proud to dedicate their talents, will cheerfully
lend its support to enconrage their arduous and,
honourable undertaking. The low price at
whtch the Periodical is placed, is in order that
eyery person within the Colony who can read,
and if anxious for moral and mental improvement
may become a subscriber and patron of the work.
.The Vtcroar. MASAZexa will coutsio twenty-
four page. in each number printed on new type,
and 'upon good paper ; and will form at the end
of the year a neat Volumne, of 288 pages, to-
gether with Title Page and Index.
it will be issued Monthly, commencing on the
First of September, from the office of JOSEPH
WILSON, Front -street, Belleville—the Pub-
lisher and sole Proprietor, to whom all orders for
the Magaaine, and letters to the Editor., must
be addressed, (poet -paid.) The terms of sub-
seriptioo—ONE "DOLLAR PER ANNUM—
invariable to be paid in sidecars.
Goderich, Match 3, 1848. e 5
TO PRINTERS.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND i'RINTERS:
FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
TIRE' Subscribers have opened ret New
Type foundry in the City of New
York, where they are ready to supply orders
to any extent, for any kind of Job Fancy
Type, ink, Paper, Chases, Galleys, Bras@
Rules, Steel. Column Rules, Composwg
Suck., Cases, and every article necessary
for a Printing Office.
The Type, which are east in new moulds,
from entirely new sett of Matrixes, with
deep coasters, and warranted to be unser-
passed by any, be sold at prices to suit the
time@. All the type furnished by us is
" band cast."
Printing Presses furnished, and and also,
Seam Engines of the most approved pat-
tern@.
Composition Rollers east for printers.
(["' Editors of Newsp@pars who will
bay three times as much type as their bill.
amount to, may give the a-bove .ix months'
insertion in -tbetr peters, and send their)
papers containing it to the Sub.i•rihere.
COCKCROFT & OVEREND
Ye 78 Ann Street.Ye r York.
December 7th 1847. m15
TOBACCO.
AN extensive stock which will be sehl
cheap for cash.
Gideneb, Feb. 11, 1848. 9
I. LEWIS,
LAW, CHANCERY, AND
CONVEYANCING.
Jeer, 1848. GODF.RICiI.
WAGGONS AND SLEIGHS.
NO. 7 EAST STREET,
OTPoarra 7wa raas•TTaafitr
cet•acn.
THESubscribers begs leave to inform
bis tricnda and the uublic at large, that
be us nw prepared to .e.:.. re orders fur
LUMBER OK LIGHT WAGGONS,
which •hall be waoafectured of the beat
maierialr, bud by experienced workmen.
IL- Barrows aad Drage u.ade.tu order ;
Pluugh Carting.. 1Vouded.
ALEXANDER MELVIN.
Goderich, f'eb. 9, 1848. 211
EXTENS1 VE
IMPORTATIONS.
THOMAS GILMOUR & CO. •
WO12
L1) respectfully intimate that they
have just received, direct from tete
New York and Montreal Markets, a very
large assortment of Straw, Leghorn, Dun-
stable, Tuscan, and imitation Silk BON-
NETS, and a great variety of almost every
description of FANCY GOODS, butted to
the fashion and taste of the season.
Attie, en extensive stock of
IIAB)':RDASHERY, CLOTHS,
and all kends of Staple Goods. Likewise,
Targe quantities of GROCERIES, partieu-
It.rly a very superior supply of TEAS, from
Is. 3d, per pound upwards, according to
quality ; and Tobacco at all prices.
As the uhole extensive stock has bean
selected by the proprietors in person, they
can confidently recommend them to their
friends and custginera, and as the purchases
have been effected exclusively on cash prfn-
ciples, they have resolved to sell on the
most reasonable terms and at the lowest
poreit,lc profits rim CAsu.
(1j/ Marketable produce of every descrip-
tion taken in exchange at the highest mar-
ket price.
Ti1OS. GiLMOUR & CO.
Goderieb, 18th May, 1848. 16
•
TAILORING SEITABLIFITIMENT.
SPRING 4 SVMYFR I'(SHIONS,for 1849.
AFULL variety of the newest and most
itupr,,.,d Srnivu Aau_ Saystt:n Film•
rues for 104-1, have been received by the
subscriber, who will promptly attend to the
ordera of all who may favour him with their
patronage.
A. NAY8MITH,
Goderich 12th April, 1848. . ly
MONEY. AND TIME SAVED!! !
FARE REDUCED 1r SPEED INCREASED.
CHEAP AND DIRECT ROUTE
Through Canada to State ef Nun York. via.
C4ntearn, L odea, Woodstock, A(raVord,
' Hamilton, IYaterroo Ferry to Bejslo.'
etre WELL. 13001
STEAMBOAT BROTHERS!
CAPT. W. EBERTS,
ILL run the Season of 1848 as follows :—
Leaves Ckathan, every Blonder, Wednes-
day and Frtusy :4lnrninge,.at 8 o'clock, .for
itindCir and Detroit, thence to Amhcrtsb,rrs at
3 o'clock. .
Leases .1 ethers l urg every Tuesday; Thur,•
day and tiaturdey Meetings at -half -past 7 o'clk.
teaching at Derroit and Wiwdsor for Chaul.m.
The BROTHERS runs in connection with a
DAILY LINE OF STAGE COACHES.
Established between Chatham sod (aoeeomen,
by which (ane the Steamers on Lake Ontario)
passenger• will be enabled to reach Kingston in
at least three daps from Chatham. Passengers
can leave Hamilton by %te•mboar for Toronto,
Rochester, Oewego, Kingston, or any of the'lei-
termeJeate pons on 'Lake Ontario- Gentlemen
frim ell perts of the States will find this route
very agreeable during the summer and winter, as
it passes through the most flourishing parts of
Canada %Vett. The Chatham and London road
is now completed, and is a very good road.
STEAMBOAT FARES REDUCED, viz.
Chatham to Detroit and Windsor, and rice retail.
Cabin Passage $4,75; Deck Passage $1,00 ;
Children, half•p nee; ilorse, Buggy and one
Gentleman $3,00; Double Team, Wagon and
Driver 44,00; Ox or Cew $1,00; all other
Freight in proportion.
Ilcjercnres.—Chatham, Eberts, Waddell &
Co.; T. M. Taylor. Windsor, L. & 11. Dev-
enport, C. Ilunt. Detroit, Ives & Black.—
Louisville, Knight & Weaver. Tecumseh
House, II. N. Smith. Wardavil!e, Anderson &
Babe. Mose, S. Fleming. Ecfrid, G. J.
Smith. Delaware, Bullen. Junction (louse,
Joseph Rollins. London, M. ,Segur- Brant-
ford. G. Babcock. Hamilton, M. Babcock; bl.
Davis.
NO CREDIT ON THIS BOAT.
Chatham, April, 1848. 20-tf
FOR SALE,
VALUABLE FARM Lel COLBORNE.
APART or portion of BLOCK G. in the
township of Colborne, Western Divi-
sion, Huron District, containing T'sVO
HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, with
25 acres cleared and in good order ; fences
in repair. Thera is a good Frame House
[Cottage style], upon the prentisea, 35 by
32 fent ; also, a Frame Barn 50 by 35, and
Two Frame Shed., each 90 feet long, with
a Log Farm House in tolerable repair.—
There are three running streams of water
through the Lot; two of which are in the
clearing, and a first rate Well in the cellar
of the frame house. Wood upon the land,
chiefly hard timber. Said farm is situated.
but itl miles from Goderich, the District
town.
07' This desirable property will be sold
at a reasonable price. For terms apply to
Messrs. STRACl1AN & LIZARS,
Solicitors, West -street.
Goderich, March 12. 1848.— 7tf
l FOR SALE,
Y the subscriber, that valuable property
retested in the township of Goderich,
Ota Lot 19, 4th concession, within 58 miles
se aha town of Goderich ; there is a gond
Raw Mill onit and 80 acres of land, 20
scree cleared. It s a never failing stream
,..41 adapred for any Machinery, such as
'ardtng and Fulling Machinery, Distillery,
ani Gnat Mill.
N. 5.—Will be sold cheap for cath, or
part of the money may he for a few years.
Apply to the proprietor.
WM. ALLIGHEM.
Goderich, Feb. 18, 1848- 3
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price of subscription to the both is the same.
Subscriber, in writing frir the '1'rbnscript,
will please mention whether they wiser the
triweekly or ecmi-weektj paper sent to
tl:ern,.
Newspapers with whom we etcbt•nge
will please copy this Notice which we will
be happy to reciprocate in the same way.
Goderich, March 3i 1848. 5
CHATHAM.
DISTRICT OF KENT. .
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FO R
SALE,,—A RARE .CHANCE FOR
CAPITALISTS.
y SHE subscriber haviiigcommenced brei-
{ -nese in Goderich—and with the view et
carrying on his operations with more facile
ty and,eucc-.ss, is in want of cask—offers
the following valuable property for' sale
situated in the -flourishing' town of Cha'bata
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
1t1OFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND
PII1? ENIX BITTERS.
THE Legh and envied celebrityskate
tbesd pre•cwin•ot Medicines ese ea
quired for their Invariable efficacy ,n all
the disease. w hick they protege to cure,
baa rendered the usual practice of puffing
nut only linnet esrsry, but unworthy of
them. They are shows by their fruits ;
their good works testily fur them, aad they
Dime hot by hh. faith .d the credulous.
IN ALI. CASES of Asthma, Acute and
Chronic Rheuniausn:, Adectiuos of the
Bladder and Kidneys, Bi!iuur Fevers and
Liver Complainer.
In the South and West wbere these dis-
eases prevail, they will be found tsvalua-
ble. Planters, laymen, and others, who
once use these Medicines, will hexer is
N llhout theta.
Bilious Chtilie, awl Serous Looaenesr,
Biles, Coatirencs., Culds and Coughs,
ChoLc, Consumption, Used with great
success in this disease. Corrupt Hunner.,
Dropsies, Dyspepsia. Nu person with tine
distressing disease,sbould delay wring these
medicines immediately.
Eruptions of the Simi. Erysipelas, Fla-
tulency.
Fever and Ague. For this scourge of
the wea:ern country these medicines will
he found a rate, needy, and certain reme-
dy. Other medicines leave the system
subject to a return of the disease—a cure
by these medicines Is permanent. Try
them, he satisfied, and be Cl' R ED.
Foulness of Complexion, General Debi-
lity, Gont, Giddiness, Gravel. Headaches',
of every kind, Inward Fever. Irflammst,'ry
Rheumatism, Impure Blood, Jaundice, l.oes
of Appetite, Liver Complaint.., Leprosy,
Loosenesr,.Mercunal Diseases.
Neter fails to erad.cate ant;rely all the
effects til' Mercury ,ofiottcly sooner than
the roust-,D,werlul preparatwo of Sarsapa-
rilla.
Night Sweats. Nervone Debility, Ner-
vous Complains of rI kinds, t)Trento Af-
fections, Palpitation of the 1leart, Paieter'o
Chaim.
PILES. The ong,n•tl proprietor of
these Medicines was cured of Pile. of 3.5
years standee* by the use of these Life
Mwt,cieee stone.
PAM in The bead, side, back, limbs,
joie', arid organs.
RHEUMATISM. Those afa,eted with
ibis iorr.ble di.esee, sib be sure of relief
by the Life Medicines.
Rush of Blood to the Head, Scurvy,
tiSaltrheum, Swelling..
Scrofula, or King's Evil, an its' wont
forum, neer., of every deacnptton.
WORMS,. of air kinds, are effectually
expellent by these Med.ctnes. -Parents will
do weph tri adle:nhster them w beret -et their
eawtefiee a suspected- Rci:ct ala be cer-
tale
TIIE LiFE PILLS AND PIRENIX
BITTERS PU'RIF'Y THE BLOOD, and
thus ?electoral! disease from the system.
A single trial will place the LIFE PILLS
and PIKENIX BITTFRS •beyond the
reach of competition to the estimation of
every patient.
The genuine of these medicines are now
pert up in white wrapper aad label:, to-
gether with a pamprb.r, caned blelot's
Geed Samaritan, cuata ning.th•• r' r-cnone,
[love., on which is a dr wtr.r of Broadway
from Wall street 1: oor'Otfico, by which
the District scat for Kent, for cash only, etranners etstting the city Can very caval,
viz :— t land ' us. The - wean, ora soil esearir.w
That advantageously situated property are.copynf;lrtcl, !beta lure, this -e sfiu pro -
in Chatham North. containing FOUEt• wa-
ter Lots-acc'ordine to the town plot sur-
vey—with a good and substantial two story
Dwelling House thereon, Kitchen, ea ex-
cellent • garden, summer house, &c., ire.,
suitable for a large family' or 1 public
Hotel,. a Barn 40 feet by 44, and a 'large
inclosed Building well adapted fordistilhng
or, for storage, being erected on a substan-
tial wharf, mooring vessels of over 900
tons burthen. On the premises is also an
invaluable Spring. the excellencter u( its
waters are not surpassed in tbd District.
—ALSO—
Two Building Lots in Chatham North
Block G , well situated, being oppositie the
new Bridge, shortly to be erected.
— ALSO—
A large two story Frame llnuee fronting
the Barracka, 40 feet by -^_ti, nearly finished,
with half ab acre Lot belonging.
— ALSO—
SEVENTY-FIVE Acre, of excellent
Land situated on the banks of the River
Thames, only three miles below the town
of Chatham, with a dwelling (louse there
on, about 40 acres cleared, and in a high
state of cultivation.
All, or part, of the above property will
be sold on reasonable terms for cath down.
cure them salt white• wrappers can be
assured that del are gonu,r-e Be careful,
and do nut buy tho.e w ith yeUuae wrappers ;
but ,f you do. be sait'ftei that they cone
direct trom us, or dont touch them.
(J Prepared and .ol,l by.
DR. W1LLi %Y B. MOFFAT.
335 Broadway earner of .1utbony street,
New York. *Fur sale by
BENJ. PARSONS•
fo!e .last.
Gudericb, Jas.22. 3848. 1
PA)- ATTENTION!!
\D pay yoar deers, . the subscriber bas
A as
resolved trial all Noes and Book arc:mats
due so b.m aad nnw,.isg .settlet wi'1 poi-
fire!r, on the (Srh of Joh next, be handed over
teas Auoroey G,r toaleei.. Ir n eertaialy
with some relaetaace that be bas adopted this.
fewlation, a, he ha. eo down. to .Deur adduiooal
expense lo tho.e who are still owing him—bot it
is a saying, that .rresnly .• • merciless roaster,
sad in the preset sostaace, his relsctanee meat
yield to neceuity.
ROBERT MODERWELL-
Goderich, 15th Jew, 1848. 20-N
NOTICE.
or one-6nirth down, and the remainder in
three yearly instalments. Title unquestion- + 1.i, those who save ikaliop with this
able. For farther particulars enquire of ` Office, ars hereby notified that no per ie
51. & O. Dulscn, Chatham, or to the pro-
prietor at Goderich.
CHARLES DOLSEN.
Goderich, Ian. 28, 1848. -1
FARMERS' INN,
STRATFORD,
BY THOMAS DOUGLASS.
THE Subscriber (from Galt) has lately
rented the above well established i N N
and 110TEL in the West end of Stratford,
from the proprietor and late occupant, Mr.
John Sherman ; and he begot to say that be
will endeavour to see the Public and Trav-
ellers well accommodated,. and their com-
forts attended to. Ile has good Stablirug,
and an attentive Hostler. Ilia Bar is well
supplied with Wines and Liquors.
Ti1081.58 DOUGLASS.
Stratford, March 1, 1848. 7r3
NOTICE.
ALi. those indebted to the Estate Of
the late Mr. HICKS of Stratford, will
.please'Settle the same without delay, and
withont extra expeneea; and also all those
raving any Claims spinet the aboveF'wtate,
are required imniedlbtely to present the
eame Inc Adjustment to Jona Ilicts,
Mitchell.
Mitchell, March t4, 1846. 8
SALT ! SALT ! !
IN BARREi.S, cheap for cash or market-
able produce, at the Store of
T. GiLMOUR la CO.
Feb. 11, 1848.
TEAS, TEAS.
OF all goabtie. and at various priests, by
lV/ T. GILMOUR Is CO.
Feb. 11, 1848.
authorized to receive or collect monies for ss
within this District- Person. wishing to settle
'heir accounts, neer do so with the Editor,
or by money letters addressed to him.
Hoaos Oit,icc,
25th August, 1848.
Inv. COURT BLANKS,
PRINTED on a superior quality of ppa�pper,
fur sale at the Huron Signal Olfieeu
cheap tor Cash.
use:tench Jan , 28, 1840. 1
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t be 4nron Signal,
is Purr= Leo resaisesO maw Poway
BY THOMAS MACQU6EW,
Stone" ♦rn PwOPstr ria.
OPTICS ■ (rasp., annRs,Cll.
•,• Beek sad Job Primal, exeestd with
seamen aad d.apitcb-
Tann e0 cwt Muse asesaa.--TEN SHiL-
LI.*GS per snare If paid strictly is adnsee,
ne twar,vt Aro S3! Patten with ibe expanties
of the year.
No paper dioe..'ess-d said amass etre
pad ap, sales the pebhsber kaiak, it hoe advise -
tags to do es.
Any i.4,viJeal in rhe ro.btry beeean.g re-
spn.sibl. for aha subecribete, shall ween, a
sex ath eery gnus
IIS All letters addressed to the Editor most be
poet Mad, sr they will see be takea tet d the
poet .lee.
Time or •rvaleTelo e,
ffix here aad .der. first wiseriies
Erich •ntiorlaest,.ecmi.
T. bows e.d wader. int iaeertiss
LO 11 6
,..- 0 0 78
084
F.ch s.b... ..t oriental, 0 0 10
Over tee Imes. Brat baormise, per Biro, 0 0 4
re* sisbeeigeses resume.. pee live. 0 M
A Mai dssseat to thaw ate adeerti.e by
dos year