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A 1.113T (1Y PREMIUMS
Alto. ski I at Ike lila *skid ( Bra ark) Jeri
rWirral Society's blew, Add pi Ht.
.Noel, oa Ifrdacacia y the 61k day 1 f Sep-
Icoskor, lean.
CLASS FIRST -HORSES.
Beet Mar and Fwl-John Legg, LI 0 0
'led beat -Wdha. Uieet, 0 16 0
Best 3 yr. oW Colt -A • W .German, 0 15 0
9aJ best-Dsuial Mel.c.rtn, 0 in 0
Best t years Colt -Baal. McLrartu, 0
'Jnd bed-P.rdou Fuller, 0
Ik.t 1 year Colt -C. Mitchell, 0
:Ind brat -C. Mitchell, 0
CLASS SECOND -CATTLE.
Ik.t aged Bull -Wm Noble, 1 0 0
lad best -Samuel Robinson, 0 15 0
Il.t t year. old Bull-J.Ilccderson 0 15 u
Boo, yearling do -Wm. Hopkins, 0 10 0
Yat hest -Healey Walters, 0 5 0
Rest Cow and Calf -D. McLeario, 1 0 0
_oil beet-Tboous Skinner, 0 10 0
Beat Mikis Cow, baring had s calf
to
1841-Psrlou Filter, 0 15 0
lal hest -Wm. Noble, 0 10 0
Beet 6 years old Ileifer-T. Potter, 0 10 0
2mI beet -Thos Shoebotlom, 0 7 6
Beet > carting do -Thomas Skinner, 0 10 0
`toil Wet -Joseph Oddly, 0 7 6
Rest Fal Ox -W . P. Smith, 0 10 0
(feat Fat Cow- 1 b..u.a. Christie, 0 10 0
Best Yoke el user -11. 11cLearin, 1 0 0
end heal -11'. N•1.1e, 0 15 0
3rd beat -M. N Kobertsom, 0 10 0
Beet Yoko 5'en r: ,.i.; 1..11c -err -Juba
Edmint.a., 0 16 0
_rid beat -James Aiken, 0 10 0
3rd heat --John Legg, 0 5 0
Best 2 years old d.' -T. Skumer, 0 10 0
2nd best -Joseph (Mdse, 0 5 0
15 0
IS 0
10 0
10 0
CLASS THIRD -SHEEP AND HOGS.
Best aged Ram -Joseph Odie, 0 15
2nd best -Wm. Elliot, 0 10
Beat marling Ram -Adam Oliver, 0 10
Rest Top Lamb -John Edmiston, 0 10
Ind best Iler.ry Walton, 0 5
Best Pair of Ewe. with Iambs by
their side-Wtniam Bunter, 0 15
and best '-Ilenry Walton, 0 10
ltcst single Ewe do- Adam Oliver, 0 10
g ad best -William Hunter, 0 5
Beat Pen (3) Fat Wether. or Ewe.
-William Noble, 0 10
lod best -Joseph OJdio 0 5
Best Boar -Welham Ilunter, 0 15
2.d best -W. P. Smith, 0 10
Beet Sow-Will:am Hunter, 0 15
CLASS FOURTH -GRAIN.
Best 2 bush.Fall Wheat -J. Jeklin, 0
god best John Switzer, 0
Best ' hush. Spring Wbeat-Wm.
Hunter, 0
:end best -V:'. P. Smith, 0
Rest?, barb. Barter -Jacob Legate, 0
2nd beat -William P. Smith, 0
Hast 2bush. Oate-William Hunter, 0
beat ' -John Henderson, 0
Bost a bush. Pear -S. Robinson, 0
2nd best -Joseph Oddie, 0
0
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0
0
0
0
0
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0
0
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0
0
10 0
6 0
10 0
S 0
10 0
6 0
7 6
6 0
10 0
60
CLASS FIFTH -DAIRY.
Ildst 10 lbs. Roll Butter -John
Edmiston, 0 7
2ral beat -Henry Walter, 0 5
Best Keg of Butter -Amos 1)oupc, 0 10
2nd best -C. G. Sperling, 0 7
3rd best -Henry Witten, 0 6
Best Cheese -John Lancaster, 0 10
2nd best -Ilenry Walton, 0 7
3rd beat -John Jeklin, 0 5
Best Maple Sugar -c. .. opening, u rat
end best --James Aiken, 0 7
3rd beat -John Elmiatnn, 0 5
Beet 10 yds Cloth -C. G. Sperling, 0 10
6
0
0
6
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0
6
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u
6
0
0
Tho following gentlemen acted as Judges
at tho Exhibition
' FOR CATTLE ANR HOMES.
Mesar,. JOHN CAMPBELL, Zora,
WILLIAM SHIPLEY, London,
ROBF.ST ROBSON, do
W. BOOTH, Nissouri,
A. FRYFOGi.E, ti. E.thopt,
JOHN BIDNER, Ni.ouri.
POa FARM P•ODUCR.
Ne.re. i.. COUTTENDEN, St. Mary,
WILLIAM GATES, Nissouri,
M. IIARUISON, 8t. Macy.
When the basineas of the day w. over 83
Gendetuca tat dews u as eaeelleu Dieser,
prepared by 'el. best her. SAIIVIL FMUA,
. d as the hoer was late (5 o'clock), the party
seemed to do themselves ample plaice. The
cloth bring removed, the usual loyal and private
to•ste were given ; • number of choice monis
were sung, which added greatly to the hilarity
of the evening. At • late hour the whole party
aspirated, all delighted with the occasion which
had called them together. The day was fine,
■..d there was • good turn out of Cattle, -the
judges allowed they were in better condition by
far the what eta be found in older settlements
As a proof of this assertion, I may ,lute, that
Twenty-three handrrd dollars was lilt is 81.
Mary for Cattle sold to dealers, who had come
from • distance. This certainly looks well in a
place like this, when only iia yeas ago, it was
• dreary wilderness, seldom vaned by the white
twee.
I may mention also that the first blast war
taken (.me day, in the new Foundry lately
erected by Messrs. Burdock, Veech & Co., and
au they an deteimmed to sell their e.atiegs me
cheap . they cao be had is old establish.
meats, it will be • vest advantage to the set-
tler..
Veen truly,
WILLIAM BA RRON, 94.c 'y.
1'0.1 6!)17M S
Awarded by the Huron District Agricultural
Society for the year Ili4e, for Potatoes soul
Thew.
For the IoM Acre of Potatoes -Jobe
Salkeld. LO 15 0
2.d beet do --Mr. Dunlop 0 10 0
3,d beet do -Haney Brace 0 7 6
Fe the best Acre of Teraip.--Tbonas
Cooper 0 15 0
tad best de -John !tenter 0 10 0
Did best do -Jobe Sellaeld 0 7 4
Priam soiled far northing : -
eeea-_Wm. Witl.00 (bre" uveae to
Gee. Brow., Jr , E. LI 10 0
god do -Joseph B.Iketa, sen of Mr. Jail.
Mlkeld, former 1 k T
Jed d.--Ile.ry Ford. trimer 0 17 8
4th d.--Peser McDwpild, farmer 5 13 0
yt:Je.►a or rOTatots A1.
DAVID CLARK, )Cage
JOHN ARMAND, Esq.
ROBERT moue -Amax, W E:LL, Fp.
Jeoem hew ►IA O0.*•.
JOHN RANKiN, F..q.
ALEX. HAMILTON, E.q.
TH04 LAMP, Esq
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GodericU, March 3, 1848. 6
FARMERS LOOK AT THIS.
THE cheapest BOOTS and SHOES of
good quality ever offered for sale in
this District. The subscriber in leaving
Goderich returns his %inter, thinks for the
support he received while in business here,
and now offers for sale the remainder of his
stock, comprising in Boots aid Shoes about
three hundred pairs, at about one half the
usual prices cuITent nere; colt mot
All those those indebted to bim either by note or
book account, will please call and settle
immediately and save costa.
GILBERT PORTE.
Goderieh, Sept. 1, 1848. __ 31tf
LOOK HERE!!
-LE.ITHER FOR SALE.
THE subscriber begs leave to intimate
to the Public that he has and will keep
cot...tautly on hand,
LEATHER OF ALL KiNDS,
and of the Very bust quality, for rale,
wholesale or retail, at the lowest remune-
rating prices.
Qom' Intending purchasers will find it to
their advantage to call and examine before
purchasing at any other place. All orders
strictly attended to.
WILLIAM G. S1 ITH.
Godcrieb, Italy 23th, 1848. 26t1
ON COMMISSION.
SALT! BALT ! ! SALT! ! !
AT cost and charges fur oasis ; se Tali Wheat
at cash price only.
TiiE SURSCRLBER
in also just in receipt of a ge.eral assortment of
DRY GOODS, coaeisting in pan of Pod de
Cheins, Organdees, Muslioa, Cashmere de
Ganes, Orleans Levees, Cobo•rg sod ether
Dresses, fancy Bsrage Scarfs, 81sde V 41,
Scarfs and Ilandkerchiefe,-Cabrera mad other
Shawls is great variety. leperier COTTON
YARN, &c., dtc. Ladies' wdkiag Boots sod
Bike.s is great variety.
A general awartmea t of G R O C E R i E 8.
SHELF and other HARDWARE, Sickles,
Seythes, Scythe Smith*. Crockery. Priors, Oi!
and Turpentine ; 1'iteh, Ross, Tar sad O•keet.
Nails in 100 lbs. Kegs sr is say other ge.tity.
C. CRASS.
Cddetieh, Asgest 4th, 1848. 2711
STRATFORD HOTEL.
TSA AC MAY, informs his friends and the
public, that he h. take. the BRICK
TAVERN, lately in the neeupatioa of Mr.
Brown, at the East end if Stratford, where
noll shall be wasting .. his part to pro.
mete' b. comfort tad coaveoieees e! rim
guoats.
I. M. Betters himself that kr selections(
Wise
and Lasser. is equal to say in the
country, and his Stabling depertnse.t te elf
the most complete de.enptiee.
Stratford, ,18th April, 1865. 1111
J. STEWART,
ATTORNEY AND BARRISTER at
Law, Solicitor i. Chancery, Cooley -
away, lee., OAIoe West Street.
Oedwicb, Mare % 1 at, 1846. Aly
N'HI:.tT WANTED.
(1A$i1 paid for F.1LL WHEAT till lb*
t aa'A day of this mouth.
C. CRA la
Rept. 1, 1•tt. 114d
DIV. COEU'l' 111.ANKS,
PRINTED e. • superior quality of paw,
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I'ooench Jen , Y1, 1548 ►
R BU MA.TISM NOTICE.
sirs AVM) test lie
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Al a
XV r1t7*a : melbas
Matte !arta, I. caring this
ltesdfd Ca.ptual, whits
properly applied rTTbu
MEDICINE ,made awe all el here al the ►Aad,
god the prone( the Article n is seise It. It
.reds met ilss amutimee of rue puffs from saa-
dry plans, (no one kuuw• rho,)• to prows its
eine..
ITN.43.-WhoI..•k bayera treated uo Libe-
ral Teems:
For 8.1e by C. Cuss. sole Agent for Camad&
West.
p' Nene Genuine uolese Biped 1N. BOY)
DlCKI ."
PAI f: 004.1.4 it PER B0T"I'LF
ALG,-Uicausoe's COUGH DROPS, t
Certain Remedy for Cwghs, Cold., &c.&c.-
Paacx-ls. 3d. ler teutc.
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13Y AUTHORITY.
ATTACHMENT.
HURON DISTRICT, Bl" virtue of tip
7'o If it: whits of At-
tachment tesued ont of the District Court,
attd Court of Qrteen's Betseb, and to me di-
rected against the estate real as well qp
personal, of !leery Elliott, an absconding
or concealed debtor at the respective suits
of Thomas Gilmour for the sum of twenty
four pounds six shillings and three ponce,
and of Aubert Moderwell for the sum of
thirty one pounds ten *billings and viz
pence; i have seized aryl takes all tho estate
Hid as well as personal of the said Henry
Elliott, and unless the said Henry Elliott
return within the jurisdiction of the said
Court, and put In bail to the actions within
three caleeder month. or cause the earn° to
w d•.eb.egod, ell the real and personal
estate of the said Ilenry Elliott, or so mach
thereof as may be necessary, weal be held
liable for the payment, benefit and satisfac-
tion of the said claims:
J. McDONALD, Sherif i . D.
8ii oar's OFFICE,
Goderich, 28th August, 1848. 3.31
SHERIFF'S SALE
HURON DISTRICT, t BY virtue of a
To Wit: S writ of Fieri
Facies, issued out of Her Majesty's Huron
District Court, and to me directed against
the Lands and Tenements of Thomas
Charles at the suit of Robert Ellis; I have
seized and taken in Execution, as belong-
ing to -the said Thomas Charles, Lot num-
ber three, on the North side of East street,
or Lot running number one thousand and
three in the town of C_pderich, containing
one-quarter of an acre of hand, be the same
more or leas with the Buildings on the said
Lot erected; which I shall offer for .*le at
the Court house fie the town of Goderieh,
on Saturday the 95th day of November
next, at the hour of 12 o'clock noon.
J. McDONALD, Sheri H. D.
SHERIFF'S t)rnce,
Goder:ch, '21st August, 1848. '8.30
I)criff's Sak d (*oh.
HURON DISTRICT, t RI, virtue of a
To 11 41: (C writ of Fieri
Facia., issued out of Iler Majeatj s Huron
District Court, and to me directed agaioat
the Lands and Tenements of Gavin Hamil-
ton at the Butt of Joshua Calloway, i have
seized and taken in Execution, Park Lot
number one, on the North side of Melbourne
street, aid Lot number forty, on the East
aide of Wellington street in the tows of
Albert, which Lands 1 shall offer for sale on
Saturday, the 35th day of November next,
at the hour of 19 o'clock noon, at the Court
(louse in the town of Goderich.
J. McDONAI.D, Sheri H. 0.
S.ttarri s Orrice,
Goderich, 15th August, 11148. 3m20
Sgcriff's Sale of cabs.
01.7 iSTRICT, i RY virtue of a
1►ii: Her
writ of Fieri
Farina, awned out of Majesty's Huron
Dunne' Court, and to me directei against
the Leeds mod Tenement. of Richard Dar-
lington, at the wait eI Robert Park; i have
slued sad taken in Execution, Lot member
Nis t• the seventh Concession, E. D. in
the Township of Colborne, containing 100
.Cr'.; which Lend. 1 shall offer for ale at
the Court Heave, in the town d Goderich,
on Saturday, the 95th dayof November
.ext, at this lima of 19 e'cloek noon.
J. McDONALD, Sherif N. D.
8asatrre Orrice,
Gwleeeh, 14th Aagtmt, 1848. Sall
NOTICE.
ALL pansies iedebted to era estate of
the lass WiLLJAH DITTON, are re-
geeeted to settle their 1oeonets iea.edisle-
I y or they will be Owed ro the Cart fee
toilette's without limber notice
THOMAS DITTON,
JOHON LANCASTaa.
eiotiertc:h, July er,, le44. 45wF
IA( Illlb......ekr
Dewwi Ys$ sf Ouse WINO yawaid. One of the. w(Nh • white spot
*Meg the back, ad white tail; eke • white
/pet moiler each eye. The ether red with
a obits rpm is the face; seam white split
shout the Awake, aid Md feet
My perces heihime Nen es gime, ouch se-
formalise
rformalise to tbe esbe.Her as will lead M
their recover, will he seillably rewarded.
JOHN THOMSON.
Township of Dowels,
Sed August, 1648. I 3514
FOR SALE.
THE .BRICK COTTAGE and Lot run-
ning No. 569. in the Town. of Goderich,
formerly in the po.sessso. of Henry O'Neil,
now rented to Mr. James Orr. Th. Cot-
tage is very conveniently arranged, ams well
suited for • small family, has a spacious
wood abed, stable, kc., good well of water;
the garden contains several choice fruit
trees, and the whole enclosed with a strong
picket fence. Only a portion of the money
would be required duwc,-the rewatoder in
three annual I_nnblments.
Apply to William Rattecbury of the Clin-
ton Arms, or to
BENJ. PARSONS.
Geti.rieh, August 24, 1818. 3011
SADDLE, HARNESS,
TRUNK, ;CARPET -BAG, AND VALISE
MANUFACTORY.
H.-HORTON,
tDEGS to intimate to the public that he hal
IL) commenced the above lice of Buinem in the
Shop on lite Iss1 side of the Market -Square, -
lately occupied by J. Rutledge & Co., -.rid
hopes by strict attention to merit • liberal share
of the public patronage.
EP All Article* in the Trade will be cold at
the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
HIDES, WHEAT, TiMOTHY SEED,
and •11 kind* of Marketable Produce will be ta-
ken io exchange. LTA liberal discount will be
made for Cosh.
••• FOR SALE. an excellent Span of }[ma-
ss, mid a Ent roto Two Hose Bono.
Jean 14th, 1848. H. H.
VALUABLE FARM LOTS
- /OR *SLR
IN THE HURON TRACT, NAMELY •
POUR Lots un the First Concession of
Goder*eh, fronting Lake Huron, coo-
taining 82, 72, 675. and 58j acres respec-
tively. Two of these Lou have consider-
able improvemeets, anal 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 o0 the Bayfield
Road, from biz to eight miles south of the
flourishing Town of Goderich ; the land is
of the best quality, and well watered. and
the front Lots command a bc;.utifal view of
the Lake.
For particulars apply (if by letter post
paid), to JOHN CLARK, Goderich.
March 17, 1848. 7tf•
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No 78 Ass York.
December 7th 1847. . I .tri
NOTICE.
Al,). these ledebted to to Estate of
the bate Mr. HICKS of Btenfo d, will
please Settle the ase without delay, kW
wrth.lt extra ofpenees; and also all these
hint soy Claims •gg•aMoet the above Set•te,
are to -mired imt.odately to preheat the
seam f.► Adjss emet to Jews Hies,
lltte►el1.
Mitchell, Marched, 1548. A
WAGt1ONS AND SLEIG64S.
NO. .1 ZEAiT RTti<ET.
.Ya. 51p.. TUX ra.amTTS.MAir
Osvaat.
Sobslldhaz. begs lease to Worm
This friends ad the ntiblie at kluge, that
►e is now prepared to .0mi:re orders fur
LUMBER 011 LiGHT WAGGONS,
which shall be n.safastured ail eke hest
materials, and by experienced workmen.
co- Harrows and Dina made to order ;
Plough Castle's Wooded.
ALEXANDER MELVIN.
Gellerieb, Feb. 9, 1848. 911
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E X T E N S I V E
IMPORTATIONS.
THOMAS GiLMOUR k CO.'
WOULD respectfully intimate that they
have just received, direct from the
New York and Montreal' Markets, a very
large a.ottment of Straw, Leghorn, Dui -
stable, Tuscan, and imitation Silk BON-
NETS, and a greet variety of almost even
description' of FANCY GOODS, suited to
the fashion and taste of the Beanie.
Also, an extensive stock of
HABERDASHERY, CLOTHS,
and all kinds of Staple Goods. Likewise,
large quantities of GROCERIES, particu-
L►ly a very superior supply of TEAS, from
le. 3d, per pound upwards, according to
quality ; and Tobacco .t all price,.
M the whole extensive stock has been
selected by the proprietors in person, they
can confidently recommend them to their
friends and customers, and as the purchases
have been effected exclusively on cash pnn-
eiples, thee have resolved to sell on the
most reasonable terms and at the lowest
possible profits roa case.
07' Marketable produce of every ,de erip.
tion taken in exchange at that highest mar-
ket price.
THOS. GILMOUR k CO,
Goderich, 18th May, 1848. 16
. TAILORING FS'FABLISIIMENT.
SPRING $ SUMMER FASHIOA.1,for rt 848.
A
FULL variety of the Dewey: and most improved Srareo A To SAearrer-P ,.'.
IONS for 1848,, have 'been received by' the
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orders of all who mayfavoor him with t;,clr
patronage.
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Goderich 13th April, 1341. 1e,
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CHEAP AND DIRECT ROUTE
Through Canada to State of New York, via.
CkaLAsm, LowdenWoodstock, BssfforJ, _
Hesnftow, IVstu,!ee Ferry to Bwfalo.
Tilt WILL ItSowN -
STEAMBOA T I3ROTIIERS1
CAPT. W. EDERTS,
w ve
ILL. e trim a te .,w
o beawI Fas to11, :-
Leaves Miasma every Monday, Wednele
day and Friday Morsiegs, at 8 o'clock. for
Brimisor and Detroit, theses to Amkertsirrg at
3 o'clock.
Leaves Awrkertaharg every Taeaday, Thurs-
day and $sirmday Moralises at half -put 7 e'elk.
touchingal Detroit and Windsor for an.
The Magian.
BROTHERS rens ie connection with a
DAII.Y,J.INE OF STAGE Co3C)11:s.
Established between Chatham and Qoeentoon,
by which (and the Steamers oa Lake Ontario)
paatr•gera will be-esJkd to reacts Kingston is
at least three days from Chatham. P.sseagen
cam leave Hemilto' by steamboat for Toronto,
Rochester, Oswego, 1 iagstoe, or any of the in-
termediate ports on lake Oet•rio. Gentlemen
from all parts athe States will find, this mate
very agreeable derieg the tommer and winter, as
it passes through the moot flourishing parte of
Canada West.. The Chatham and London road
is .ow completed, and is • very good road.
STEAMBOAT FARES REDUCED, viz. "
Ch.L►aan to Detroit and Windsor, and rice twig.
Cabin Passage 41,75; Deck Passage $1,00;
Children, hell -pried : Horse. Baggy and one
Geetleman $3,00; Double Team, Wagon and
Driver $4,00; Oz or Cow $1,00; all other
Freight in proportion.
References. -Chatham. Ebert', Waddell &
Co.; T. M. Taylor. Wiadeor, L. & H. Dev-
enport, C. Hent. Detroit, Ives & Black. -
Louisville, Knight & Weaver. Tecumseh
Hoose, I1. N. Smith. Wardsville, Anderson &
Babe. Moss, 8. Fleming. Ecfrid, 0. J.
Smith. Delaware, Bollen. Junction House,
Joseph ,Rollins. London, 511 Sega. Brant-
ford. G. Babcock. Hamilton; M. Babcock; M.
Davis.
NO CREDIT ON THIS BOAT.
- Chatham, April, 1848. 90.1 f
FOR SALE,
VALUABLE FARM IN COLBORNE.
A PART or portion of BLOCK G. in the
township of Colborne, Western Divi-
sion, Huron District, containing TWO
HUNDRED ACRES OP LAND, with
25 acres cleared and in good order ; fences
is spur. Then is a goods Frame House
(Cottage .tyle), upon the promises, 35 by
31 feet ; aloe, a Frame Barn 50 by 35, and
Two Frame Shod., each 70 feet long, with
a Log Farm House in tolerable repair. -
throe running streams of water
through the i.ot ; two of which are In the
cleans', and a first rate Weil in the cellar
of the (tame house. Wood upon the load.
chiefly hard timber. Said farm is actuated
but !} mile• from Godench, the District'
tows.
Q?Thts desirable property will be sold
at 1 rm•.o•abl. price. For teras apply to
Messrs. STRACHAN k 1.17.ARS,
Sebeiteve, West -sweet.
Gederiek, March 21, 1848. 7tf
FOR SALE,
BY the sub.erih•r, that valuable property
srtekted in the township of Gotland",
o. Lot 19, 4th concession, within Se miles
of the tows of (h ; there is a good
Saw -Mill omit au d IVO acres of land, 20
woo eln'Oi 1t Is • mover faiiiu stream
well
who for any Machinery, uch as
Career aril Felkwg Machinery, ailery,
and ('rrlat Mi11-
N. R -Will be sold ebeap for cash, or
part of the mosey cry be for a lbw years.
Apply to the propr.e4er.
WM. ALLIGHEM.
(iod.rlch, Feb. is, 1140. 1
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TIE LIFE PILLS Ill 11611I BITTERS
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
Awl thus remove all disease from tbe system.
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Sole .lge.t.
Goderie4, Jan. 9S, 1838. 1
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