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FROMMONTREAL.' streets. 1 M Bums bad ready e.rel.ped
!het
that they bad lilt the great (kw epee.
Mites .f .1.001. Illse.es•d ea muerte"
, .sd .11 precast tete the
ROYAL Assent given to the
Payment o[ (•Ix la Bill, and to
THE NEW TARIFF BILL.
MeeTa*AL, April lir lids 7 P. 11.
Teas. day, as iv* es c.seh P. M . His Et-
eollescy the Governer (frenal proceeded is
seats to the CAam►er .f the l.egielalir.
Conseil, is the Parliament Building-, a•id
gave has assent to forst-two hills p..sed
durteg the prettiest session, Including an act
ye amend- the law relating to 11nl•ce of
Customs, and an act for he Indcmnaicatiou
of parties in Lower Canada, befit -tee property
wee destroyed during the It' berion art 18.17
-3.
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STIfeIa LAr1'ER.
An additinn:l report by Telcgrspf, this
morning, tTnioeda,, 26th Apnl,ninforms
as that the exrileruent was most memos
tan night aD Montreal. and that the Hours.
of Parliament were set fire to, and burnt to
the grooved, with all their cnniente, Bectu•
ding the Libraries", and Pubhe Records. .
THCaaDA T, 4 P. M., 26th .14el.
Our Reporter, after waiting 'for about an
hour at the Telegraph t)tfi••s for a Report
from Montreal, was at length informed that
there would he so Report tranenntted at
present, the Government bovine taken pos.
session of the Telegraph Office, and pre-
vented the transmission of news over the
wire.. A monster meeting was being held,
and, until the business .8.11 be settled, the
°persaors are prevented from 'sending for-
ward news. Probably, the news when sent,
will be under Government Censorship. -
The Legislature met to -day, in the Boners -
courts Market, but, we are toformed, that the
members wbo oppose tho passing of the
Rebel lodemaity Bill, did not go to the
meeting.
the whole of that ..d of the building which
is situated in McGill street, sad • crowd
was desire up on the foot path, ttewtag the
eoe?arration, which 13 up the entire city to
to the Unitarian church, at the top of the
Ilay Markel. Hume urines were studio(
ie the streets, draws up sense the road•
way, St the end of tit. Paul street, but they
were s'4 pleyiag. aid u was said that the
crowd had toehold,* Mem to du so. Mr.
Dlhrray, elite Montreal • tftce, had striven
mr ffect.ial!y t n tet them to work. The
wrnd was ttnwieg a smart breeze, and the
wbu:o cl the eaten.ite bnildtng. in which
there was • very large quanuty of wcud-
work, war er.en to 6.ine. loom rod to end,
so that it wee impoeoble to approach the
front. 'rise the wind carried the he
serer. the sit tree t, the opposite houses. -
The hos-v oppo.ue the centre of abs hall
occupied by Mr. McCrank, war, we believe,
totally gutted, ail the lbbn:e nage helot**
McGill and Se. !'o'er •greet was, fur some
time, in deoger. The at vee occupied by
Menrrr. F't•zpatnek, Howell, Holmes,
Vetoer. Knapp, and usher penes, although
at some distance from the betiding, were
also for some time in ennsiderable danger.
Eves the Inspector of Po' Aa'res estertaiced
great fears Cur htr Storer, containing many
thousand pounds worth of geed", in conse-
quence n( the large q .aouty of burning
paper which ea. Tuned by the w+nd to-
wards that budding. From the same cause,
some injury was done to the Grey Nunnery
which however war of little conserpience.
We understand that thelneureoce on the
public prnpery destroyed amounted to
020,000 ; but a still worse loe.,wbecao.e
irreparable, u that sustained by the destruc-
tioo of the two houses, which contained
books of which only a limited Dumber have
been printed. and which of course no money
can restore to the world. With them it is
to be fared bath perished a large portion
of the public records of the Provioce,aooth-
er loss which will be felt throughout the
country. The Pilot office was visited in
LAST NIGHT'S REPORT. the course of the evening and the windows
_ smashed, but no other mischief was done.-
McNTaRAL, April 26-7 P. M. The Parliament building is completely gut -
From the Montreal Herald of this morning.
Notwithstanding the great excitement
which had been manifested outside the Par-
liament hoose, after the Governor Gwent's
assent had been given to the Rebellion fos•
sea Bill, the House continued in session,
passing one or two measures through com-
mittee with more than uenal qu etnees, and
apparently in perfect confidence.
It soon became known that a meeting had
been called, and the passing of the carriage
with bells accompanied by some persons
who proclaimed the appointment, eausod a
momentary rush to the windows. About
half put 7 being told that the walla Isere
chalked with announcements that ameeting
was to take place at a o'clock st the Champ
de Man, the writer left the house with a
friend acid proceeded to that place. At the
Champ de Mars a large number of persons
were assembled. Tie bank and stone steps
gang up to the guard -!rouse were crowded
with persons, who wised. towards the
front, and bore torches ; but below, the
muster did not appear so groat u the ground i
they occupied seemed to indicate. They
were for the most part standing In groups,
at some little distance apkrt, and it was rot
marked that a great number of females ac-
companied the men who were present. At.
the moment the writer reached the groun),
some persons appeared to be propoemg a
list of names, for a committec,-but lhe'lighte
were extinguished immediately. and anoth•
r voice addressed the Assembly. There
WAR then a cry of "to the Parliament
'louse." The writer mmedtatcly proceed-
ed thither, and in consequence of the time
necessary to enable the procaine': to form,
reached the house some three minutes be-
fore the crowd. The doors were at that
time locked, but making use of the prisi.'egc
the writer entered, and pa•eed Immediately
up stairs, to the back of the Speakei a chair,
meeting several clerks in the way, who anx-
iously enquired ".1se they coming !" " Are
they coming 1" Mr. Price was in the News-
room, at the moment. The writer passed
the stairs of the smokier -room, and there
was only time to say-" Tbey aro coming,"
w -ben a shower of stones appeared to have
ama.hed every window nt tho house. The
passage was the ouiy place which afforded
shelter from the stone:•, that were puertog
in onlall
sideo.
The 'pertinent. on each side pretested
that spot from the mi.. elm., and there a
large number of person immediately con•
ggregatod. We noticed the Speaker, Sir A.
AtcNab, Col. Cagy. M . Badgley, Bell,
(''rau,eau, Papeneau, Drummond, Madame
St. Julian and her maid from the bar, and
some other members and employees of the
Assembly. All watt confusion. Some said,
"they will fire the building other.,'"they
are br.iking in and will attack us." Some
deleted to go up the stairs to the smoking -
room, but the majority appeared to await
the event, and face any person who might
pas through the Chamber to 150 place
where they were. Some one now a -.ked.
o Who would go and talk to the crowd 1"
Sir A. MeNab immediately vnhinteered to
do .0, and entered the Assembly Chamber
for that purpose, but the vo,loys oilmen were
coming through the wieder*, made it, evi-
dent that be could not pass the length of the
•partrsent without a cer'unty of being
knocked down. Thera wag en immediate
cry f••r him to rrt,trn. .\tit• t this time it
appears, that some eery,- entered the
hotter, and carried aw•Av tea-• ware, and.dn
all probability, there wool t be no a iii "illy
in peeving through as they en:,. . I ,
descending by the great stair root-, r • ,'
frost do. -r, bat theme in• the passage n? , .
continued in reponse the crowd, were wt h
out, and would refuse to allow them to oi-
Tkil eftfy-sBe
Tidy e
bees vex., tient the ry nwir weight
the door to GA New.-rueen sad raved the
cry that the building was oe fire. On look-
ing threegh the glass door which opens he-
tweme the passage and the refrs.bmeet lob-
by. this wets found lo, he the ease. The
whole aw.ieg was in dames, which were
fast eomieg to the wood is the gallery.
it wee sow tomo to make some effort to
escape sad risk a broken hl rather than
mew Ilath
a dmsger of reAsisigq( lea Th.
rdt
writer secoeg'y deseeeded the k stain
to the large lobby below, where several
were assembled, and bad determined to
maims nob et any odds. The troth was,
however, that no difficulty existed. They
bad tined the door which eeper.tes the
lower lobby of Om Hume of .Assembly from
the mem minutes hall sod "teat stair -ewe,
and bed thug, tote the persona to the 'w-
imp above, remained in ignorance of the
tees ahs carried off the mace, sad of the
tel, nothing but the walls standing.
TO PRINTERS.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS'
F 'RNISHING WARE HOUSE.
THE Subscribers have opened a New
Type Foundry so the City of New
York, where they are ready to supply orders
to any extent, for any kind of Job Fancy
Type, Ink, Paper, Chsees, tooleye, Braes
Roles, Steel. Column Rule., Composing
Stick., Cases, and every article necessary
fora Punting Office. •
The Type, which are cast in new moulds,
from entirely new sett of Matrixes, with
deep counters, and warranted to be unsur-
passed by any, be sold at Once. to euit the
times. All the type furnished by us is
" hand cast."
Pnnting.Pressee furnished, and and also,
Sfeam Engines of the moat approved pat-
terns.
Composition Rollers cut for printers.
Editors of Newspapers who will
buy three times vas much type as their bill.
amount to, may give the a -bore sex -months'
insertion in their papers, and send their
papers containing it to the Subscriber..
COCKCROFT 1.. OVEREND
No 78 Ana Street Neto Fork.
Decombet 7th 1547. m15
DISSOLUTIOX
OF COPARTNERSHIP.
r EHE Copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned (under the
firm, of Gooding a8d Lancaster, Innkeep-
ers,) is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent.
CASH FOR WHEAT at the Gedeeicli Sheriff's Sale of Sanas.
Mats. w. PIPER,
HURON DISTRICT, 2•B.. Y rutof lour
To wit : HS write of Fieri
Ferias, lestad eat e1 er Majwt)'s Court
d QN•s'e !este►, sed to MO directed
ageism the Laed. sad Teammate of Julia
Asw Yippee sea Amelia W. Yippee et the
respective sails of Ra.. Robs/tame, Robert
Moderwell, Jelin Sumba., ',Dilemma, ore,
etc. and Jame. Clouting ; and slew by virtue
o f two writs of Fieri Feriae, issued out of
Her Majesty's Huron Ihatrret Court. sod
to me directed against the Lands and Ten-
ements of Julia Ann Kippsn and Moselle,
W. Kippcn at the respective setts of Robert
Parke and Joshua Callaway. I have seised
and takes is Eaecuuon the foll-wing pro-
perty as 'shingles to Amelia' W. Kippeo,
un. of the above Defendant• a part or por-
tion of Block 0. to the Township of C.•l-
borne, Western Thermos, Huron District,
containuss two hundred acres of Land ;
which Laid.I shall offer fur sale at the
Court !louse, in the town of Goderich on
Tuesday the 20.8 day of March neat, at
the hour of 12 o'clock soon.
J. McDONALD, Skeri al. D.
Foam's omcs,
Goderich, 1818 December, 1848. 471d
The above Sale of Land is poetpoeed
until Friday, the First day of June, 1849.
J. McDONALD, Sheriff,
Huron District.
Sheriff'. (ice, Godericb,
19th March, 1849.
J. K. GOODiNG,
J. LANCASTER.
Gudeeteh, 3011 Mush, 1849. 9e-eStf
BY AUTHORITY.
Sheriff's Sale of Land. -f
HURON DISTRICT,BY vine.
Tu Wit : #' writ of Fioferi.
Facies Issued out of the Dtsinct Court of
the Maros District, symbol the Lands sad
T.usmeets of Iteury 1)arl.ngtun, Richard
Darls.gtoo and Robert Darlington, at the
suit of the Bask of Upper ('auada, 1 hove
.rued aid taken in Execution as belo.g`ing
to the.aid Henry D.►ttogton, Richard 1).r•
hngtoe. a.d Robert Darlington, the fellow.
Iog property, via.: Lots Dumber 2, 3, ..d 4,
OD the seventh Conceuion„ Easters Del-
man, of the Tow.abip of Coltman*, a•eb
cuotai.iag 100 acre. of Land. which I .hall
offer for sale at the Court Hoose, in the
Town of Godericb, 00 Thursday Eke 88th
day of June, 1849, at the hour of'Pwel..
o'clock, noon.
J. DIcDONALD, Sherif
Huron District.
Sheriffs Office, Goderich,
tteth March, 1849. ,1-e81(
Sheriff's Sale of Land.
HURON DISTRICT, t BY virtue of .
To wit : t Writ of Fieri
ratios, issued out of the District Court of
the Huron District, against the Lands and
Tenements of Joseph Williamson, at the
suit of John Allen and Mary his wife, I have
seized sod taken in Execution as belonging
to the said Joseph Williamson, the follow-
ing property, viz.: Town Lots number 430,
499, 428,4:7, 428, between Beittania Road ,
and Picton Street, also 'Porn Lots number I
330 and 378, fronting Elgin, Toronto sad i
Picton streets, in the Town of Godericb. I
which I shall offer for sale at the Court
House in the Town of Godench, on Thurs-
day, the 3818 day oflune, 1849, at the hour
of Twelve o'clock noon.
J. McDONALD, Sheriff,
Huron District.
Sheriff's Office, Godericb,
28th March, 1849. r .2-.8tf
• Sheriff's Sale of Land.
Sheriff's Sale of Land.
HURON DISTRICT, tlY virtue da brit
To W rr : S of Fiore Feces %s-
peed
se,aaseed out of the District Covert of the Huron Die-
against
iragainst rhe Lands sad Teneme.t. of Rich.
sad Darlington. at the wit of Row Roberi.os, 1
have seized and takes ,a Execution as belenpwg
to the said R.chard Arlington. LOT Number
FOUR in the Sevesth Comeeseion, Entero DI-
vs.00, Township of CoDerse, containing 100
Acre. of Land, which I shall offer (or sale at the
Court Heave is the Taws of Goderich, o. Sal.
order the 7th day of July, 1849, .t the hoar of
Twelve o'clock noon.
JOHN McDONALD, Sheriff,
Hama District.
Sheriff's Ofine., G.derieh, t
7th April, 1849. ( 2v -e10 -df
HURON' I1ITRICP, BY virtue of a STRATFORD HOTEL.
Facia', issued out of the Dietnet Court^ol
the Huron.Distnct, against the Lands and
Tenements of Cyrus McMiiltan, at the suit
of Joseph Miller, 1 have seized and taken tD
Execution .. belonging to the said Cyrus
McMillan, the following property, via.:-
Towo Lot number 6, North side of West
street, or running number 995, Town of
Goderich, which 1 shall otTer for sale at the
Court House in the Town of Goderich, on
Thursday the 31st day of June, 1849, at
Twelve o'clock, noon.
J. McDONAD,•Sheriff;
Heron District.
Sheriff's Office, Goderie►,
islet Mtjrcb, 1849. S 2v-o8ti
, Sheriff's Sale of Land
.1 EJRON DISTRICT, t BY virtue of a
• Te li'if: S writ of Fieri
Her ironed out of Majesty's Muter
District Court, and to me directed against
•the Lands and Tenements of Richard Dar-
lington, at the suit of Robert Park; I have
seized and taken. in Execution, Lot sutabsa
four to tho seventh Concession, E. D. in
the Township of Colborne, containing 100
acres; which Lands I shall offer for salejat
the Court House, in tNe town of Goderich,
on Saturday, the 25th day of November
next, at the hour of 13 o'clock noon.
J. McDONALD, Skeri H. D.
Semen's Orrice,
Cadence, 14th August, I833. 3m29
To wit: Writ of Mori
The boeincas,will be continued, and all
outstanding seeoants due by and to the
6rmwlU be settled by the undersigned.
J. LANCASTER.
Goderich, 5th Sept., 1848. 32t1
tiOTICE.--1
LLLpertan indebted. to BREIVSTER
k SMART, through the agency o1
the Subscriber, aro requested to settle their
accounts immeriatly either with him or
with Mr. George Frazer, Goderich, apd
save costs.
J. K. GOODING.
Godcrieh, 8th Sept., 1148. 32*1
GODERICH, C. W.
30th November, 1848.
FOR SALE by the Subsenbcre,
BARRELS OF LAKE HURON
iff.RRiNfy8,
For which Produce will be taken is
payment. N. B. SEYMOUR fa CO.
FOR SALE,
VALUABLE FARM iN COLBORNE.
APART or portion of BLOCK G. in the
township of Colborne, Western Divi-
sion.- Huron District, containing TWO
HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, with
25 acres cleared and in good order ; fences
In repair. There is a good Frame House
(Cottage ,tyle), upon the prenu.ee, 35 by
32 feet ; Olen, a Frame Barn 50 by 36, and
Two Frame Sheds, each 90 feet long, with
a frog Farm House In tolerable repair. -
There are three rdnning streams of water
through the Lot; two of which are in the
rlearing ; a small orcharp about the Frame
house, and a Ent rate Well inthe cellar.
The price of this desirable property is
0650 currency. For pettirnlars apply to
Mean. STRACHAN k i.iZAfkS,
elokett ors, Wet -street.
G•,derich, March 89, 1848. 7tf
PORTANT
fey -tit -AN' 1 = $-g.
THE Subscriber having leslsed that well-
keown and commodious TAVERN
STANiD, In the Townsbipof Hay, W mils
from Gnellerich on the London Road, lately
occupied by M. Jam.. Gordon, begs leave
to intimate to his (needs and the traveling
public in general, that he has opened an
ise os the progress for the .ecomtwodetioe
of travellers. And as he intends to eon -
ilea it on the most roe table pnndiplee
and to spare neither laboTh sor expellee in
ministering to the comfort of thou who
may patrosits him. be hopes to 'merit sad
obtain a share of the public favor.
DAVID GUNN.
N. B. --There is good Stabling ea the
promisee, fwd teamsters and other@ may
on every necessary attesuos being
to their horses. D. G.
Godench, Jan. 24th, 18,8. 51 tf
Rolan PAsaE,
r'.
R, vgiL DetirisGTof.
i:Y The above said of Lands ei postponed
.until the tirst of February, 1849.
JOHN McDONALD,
• Sheriff 11. D.
Stzntrr's Orrice, Ge..aca,
214th November, 1848. k 43td•
-
e7•'Fhe abeeesafe of Leads is poetposd
usul the first day of April, 18-19.
JOHN DieDON ALD,
Sheriff H. D.
$marry'. Omea, GODte*ICv,
January 99th, 1849.
Rosner 1'Aaa, The above Salo
rs. is postponed till
RICHAan DARLINGTON Friday, the Fast
day of June, 1849.
J. MtDONALD, Sboria II. D.
Sheriff's Office, Godericb,
March 24th, 1849. s
POSTPONEMENT.
Sheriff's Sale of Land.
HURON DISTRiCT',i BT virtue of a
To Wit:S ant of fieri
Facia', issued out of Her Majerrty's Huron
District Court, and to me directed scathed
the Lands and Tenements of Gavin 113nu1-
ton at the suit of Joshua Calloway, h have
seized and taken in Execution, Park Lot
Dumber one, on the North video( Melbourne
street, and Lot number forty, on the -East
.,de -of Wellington street in the tort n o1
Albert, which Lands I shall offer for ea:e on
Saturday, the 25th day of November next,
at the hour of 11 o'ciock noon, at the Court
(louse in the town of Goderich.
• •' J. McDONALD, Skerlf H. D.
S.taurr's Orrice,
Godericb, 15th August, 1148. 3m29
Jdrlva CALLOWAT,
rs. SL
04v1; HA.LTae.
!1T Tire above sale of Leeds M tssem ed
..til die tint day el February, 1849.
JOHN M.DONALD,
._ Sheaf M. D.
SMEers9 Therm G.eiltclt, ?-
110th Neuikher, 1848. w4314
Jo.Moa CaLLoway,
G MOP HAMILTON.
(17'Tbe above Bale of (weds is postpea-
ed..ul the An day of Appenl, 1849.
JOHN McDONALD,
BberifH. D.
Santo's OTnci, (ioeamrc. t
Jasuery 19th, 1849. s 52141
Jame CaLlowar, j The above Sale of
re. Leads is postponed
OATH* HAMILTON. u11 Triday, the First
day e4 hem 1849.
J. McDONALD, .nf,
Horn*RbDistrict.
Sheriff (Mie,,
Goderich, rite March, 1849
ISAAC MAY, informs his Meech and the
1 public, that he has taken the BRICK
TAVERN, lately in the occupation of Mr.
Brown, at the East end of Stratford, where
nothing shall be wanting on his part to pro-
mote the comfort and convenience of his
guests.
1.:".L. Batters himself that his selection of
Wine and Liquors is equal to any in the
rountry,-and his Stabling department is of
the moat complete description.
Stratford, 28th April, 1848. 131
GODERICH FOUNDRY. .
THE Sabseriben in returning thanks to the
pblae for the liberal share of patronage
i they have enjoyed noes• commencing business,
Beg to intimate that they have now on hand sed
, are making to order • large assortment of Cook-
. ing, parlour, and box stoves plough ceilings,
bre grates, fanning mill castinga,smut machines,
and every other article usually connected with
`the trade, which they will be happy to sell en the
mostreawok termor each.
O. M. R Coab., haysinfg anode extensive alters -
noes and improvements in the finishing depart-
ment althea establishment, by rhe ictroductioo
of self -eating machinery, are now enabled to
execute a'l orders with which they may be
'entreated for the supply of thrashing machines,
grist and raw mills gearing and every other dis-
cription d machinery, on the most scientific and
eeosemtcal princip:es,and with the greatest faci-
ity and dispatch.
The .ebecriben would also inform the public
that.. the lowest cash price will in future be
charged for ail goods maoofactured at theirntab-
Iubment, their credit business mut necessarily
become extremely limited. Tbey would also
request, that ail those indepted to them either by
rote or seeoant, will crone forward immediately
and settle their rrspectiwedebts, or they wilt ee
placed is the heads elan. attorney for collectioo
without further notice.
G. MILLER & Ca,
Goderich, Des. 15th, 1948
DISSOLUTION
OF COPARTNERSHIP.
TIIE Partnership heretofore existing at
Goderich and Harpurhey, in this Dis-
trict, under the name of Thomas G.Imour
& Co., !s this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All those indebted to the said firm,
will pay their respective accounts or notes
10 Robert Moderwell, and all those to
whom they are indebte4 will be paid by the
said Robert Moderwell, by whom the busi-
ng*. will hereafter be continued.
THOMAS GILMOUR.
ROBERT MODERWELL.
Goderich, Huron District t
February 20, 1849. I-3
FOR SALE.
THE -BRICK COTTAGE and Lot run-
ning No. 563, in the Town of Goderich,
formerly in the possession of Henry O'Neil,
now rented to Mr. James Orr. The Cot-
tage is very conveniently arranged, and well
suited for a small family, hos a spacious
wood shed, stable, loc., good well of water;
the garden contains several choice fruit
trees, and the wholee.eloeed with • strong
picket fence. Only • 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.
Goderich, Aogwt 94, 184.8. 3011
NOTICE.
▪ Aob.eriber bawler RENTED the
WAREHOUSE and WHARF belong-
ing to the Mees. Davenport, of ibis pee.,
hes establi.beed bins4 f.. e-
roawAarrSs AND COMMISSION Maar71ANT.
Amy orders or commission from the Met -
chute of Goderich, will reeave prompt
attention. JOHN McEWAN.
Windsor, March, 1849. tr-7af.
NOTICE,
fa HEREBY gives that E. H. MARL -
TON of Godesieh, both by 'Meatus of
lemigmwt, dated third day of April, *849,
witrgwcdd all ►r Personal ..tate whatever to
I. Rattesbery of declutch, apos trent, for
the equal b..e61 of himself and all others,
the creditors of the said E. II. Marlton,
trim .8.11 execute Me said *denten, dear
.,,..ted by tho mid E. H. Marilee.
Dated this 5th day of April. *849. vi -n9
EXHIBITION
OF FARM STOCK
P R O D U C E. DOMESTIC MANUFAC-
TURES, As. he. As.
ly ate Mame Thint dg limit/ ei Aseiq.
AN EXHIBITION d CATTLE. BENS,
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES, Aa.
As ,will
wham u OUDERICII. es Tusk,
the lAt► of Saptamber west, wbea t►e fa0ewwt g
PNEMIL71S WILL BE AWARDED.
HORSES.
Fee the Best Brood !due aid Foal.- LI 10 0
2.4 1 0 0
3rd .... U 15 0
For the best T..o yeas old F.U1y l 15 0
2.4 .. ...0 10 0
For the best Two year old Colt 1 0
1.•1 0 15
3id010
Fort the boot Span of Farce llorses1 10
Ind.... ............... 1 0
3rd ............ 0 15
CATTLE.
For the ;beet Milch Cue (which shall
have bed a calf is 1949) 1 0
9.d• • • ............ 15
3rd••••••.......... 0 10
Fee the best Two year old Heikr 0 15
gad 0 10
Sed 0 7
Foe the best vearliag Heiler ........... 0 10
Ind ............0 7
Sid 0 5
For the beet Bull ........ .......1 5
god 1 0
3rd.... ... ............... Q 15
For the beet Yoke of W ohms Oa1 0
3rd.....a ....... ... ...........0 10
For the best Three year oW S:eere.....0 15
2nd ..... ...... ...............0 10
3rd 0 7
For the best Two year old Steen. G0 10
god 0 7
3rd 0 5
For the best Fatted Os 1 0
2nd .... • ••• U 15
Ord 010
Foe the best Fatted Cow r Healer 1 0
2nd.... ... 0 15
3rd.... .. - 0 10
SITE, P AND 9008.
For the bent Ram ........ 1 0
2nd .................... 0 15
3rd 0 10
For the best Ewes(pes d2) having reit
led a Lamb each is 1849 .... I 0
2.4 ................• 0 15
3rd....•••• 010
For the best Ram Lamb ..0 10
2nd 0 7
3rd ..• . 0 5
For the best Ewe Lamb..0 10
2nd 0 7
3rd 0 5
For the best Fat Wetb.n.... 0 10
god 0 7
3rd 0 5
Beet Bou .... ..1 0
tad 0 15
3rd . 0 10
For the hest Sow (shall have had pip is
1849) 1 0
9sd 0 15
3rd 0 10
GRAINS, SEEDS AND DAIRY.
For the Best 10 bushels Fall Wheat 3 0
2nd . . 2 5
3rd 1 10
For the best 4 bushels Sp• ring W hest 1 10
1 S
0
2nd .
3rd, ▪ 1
For the best 2 bu▪ shels Rye . 1 0
'2nd . . ▪ 0 15
3rd . 0 10
For the beat 2 bu• shels Ba• rley 1 0
2nd . . . 15
. 3rd . . . 10
For the best 2 bushels O.. • l5
2nd 10
3rd ' 7
For the beat 2 bushels Yeas 15
2nd . 10
3rd . 7
For the best bushel Timothy . 10
god . . . 7
3rd . . 5
For thbest 2 bushels of Corn ie cob,)' 10.
3rd . 5
For the best 50 lbs. Salt Batter 0 15
Zed . 0 10
3rd . . 0 7
For the best 40 lbs. Cheese 0 10
2nd o .• . 0 7
3rd '• 0 5
For the best 25 lbs. of Maple Sept 0 10
2nd 0 7
' ROOTS.
For best acre of Tornio, 0 15
2nd . 0 10
3rd 0 7
For the best sere of Potatoes 1 0
2nd . . 0 15
3rd . 0 10
For the best 1 acre of Carrots - a 10
god . 0 7
For the best 1 acre of Beets 0 10
2nd 0 7
MANUFACTURES.
For the best 10,yards Domestic made
Cloth 0 15 0
2nd . 0 10 0
3rd 0 7 6
For -the best Pair of do Shekels 0 15 0
god . . 0 10 0
3rd 0 7 6
For. the best 10 yards Domestic made
Flsaoel . . 0 1S 0
:hid ., • 015 0
3111 . . 0 7 7
The above Manufactures to be from the Farm
of the Competitor, and of the growth of 18e pro-
tege year.
Rules of the Exhibition.
''"1 Any Farmer within the District. sot'.
Nemher of this Society. by paying a donation of
One Posed, shall be entitled to compete for Ay
Premium.
2 All S.bseriberu is sneer to the Society,
who may weds to exhibit eaytkiag at the Show,
are to pay the Tress.rrr the sum of Tea Mil-
eage, on or before the 15th of Aimee : all when
to be admitted os paying the easel sum d Five
Shdliap. .
3. All Subscribers h.v.eg paid the Rubserip.
Los, and ealy dash, to be entitled to compete.
4. All Steck Exhibited shall bate bees the
M.. fids property of the Exhibitor a month be-
fore tb. Show, sad all sure an'eke .saw. Ewart
Mee been pr.laud es Overarm of the E•►ibisat
S. All Bee rnptisss to hp pies se before
the -'10th day d At.st seat.
1 All Cemp.trtoes lot prises meet give the
8eameary worse d the deseriptas of Sleek .ed
Pewloes they Steed to .sew. ea or briefs
e'.leek, p- se, the 944114 September.
7. All Swell dad Prod.'. to be ou the Show
Or.sed by 9 o'elock of the day of the Show.
E7"IUe Society's PLOU0H11110 MATCH
will take pieee a meal in Gusher.
R. 0. CUNiNGHAMI:.\See•y.
Godench, 946 Moak, 1849.
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NOTICE,
THE Sebeeri ►avisg LEASED. f*r
the term of T arty years, the Proper-
ty O. the North n of the Market Square.
at /beet oecapt by Theodora Reil, Seq.
w,.bes to 'streets to those who wish to
avail tbemeefvee of as EL11)IW.0 SIT-
UATION for HtiSCN E34.S that he .111
Lamm BUILDING SITES for any Term
not exceeding Twenty Years, at a medicate
Rest per .esus.
HORACE HORTON.
Godericb, March 8*, 11.41., 9v -self
1111/1112 1111/.
MO/FAT'S
VEGETABLES LIFE FILLS
PHONuc BITTERS
Th. kl.a aa/ eased e.M.Sj srYA Oris �ss•esawsr
1•aasYs hw argaid OI WY heritable s1.i/ w.1
Oa Barr ~se rear paha w aces, awe s�iws 6a
awed waMwa al pig .al sow_ 1. tat wr-
thy ss They awe Mumt' aa4 ahoy . Emesail by no w�
▪ arahalosa
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(Y /r/i t4. icons sus CIRCOIC aXI/BATasi1
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rOeam* maae/sm. vim lam Air+-.Ow.0
SI sur loss 11s Pisses tyrra. sad rkw..b ram
an Sam MsOrra .S errs a8..wi r .rias taw
SILIOCS CIOLIC. wed SMOGS Lessosse. 1lL-
oOSTtrtlMRte. COLD. L OOOYwS, slow,
cOiaUMrTmn. Yea .tl per sera Is Os fares.
COM sir ruaoSa. D*OPaISS.
alf1P/lR*. is. seam web Oi fewest Ale
au* abrr- dear w Dna usetl.abu.`wr.
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T*Y THUS. DS a4Tlan*D, ADD Y CU&MD.
IDOL/118S V COMPLS.ION.
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ISO INrA*D rt►tL soWtAMIATtair tts1au
MM. IM111*t MLOWa, JAMOICL LOM 4 Arrs•
yrs.
LIVER 001111PLAIIIIV9.
LIMON T. LOUJLa
MRROUSIAL DIszasaf.-
Itaa web w wear rifer all Oa USD 4 MSssr..1.
Iasi vera ra.,be we s...84 Iasi Salim So saw..
IlmeT SWEATS. Nttr048 pptIILITy. Mia rues
COMPLAINTS e/ mS SOIL 0/SANK AIPSUrtuM,t,
PALPITATION 41Os MOM PAWTst's CMOLIC.
PILES. ir.adsiiiiiausaerlthaw 8..r
.ra. ami arPba d Spam wenen y nese 4 Sam tab
.wd1Wr alma
74002.848.4,84.8.8. Ya. Waft r444444
IL 111 LIBATION. Tama eased was WO
Mali arsaa. 8. be sin 4.848784 taw alrtisrsa
Ruse fear BLOOD to tea MILD. acvarr.
SALT&MLUM. SWELLING.
scaoruLA. ea ZIN•'11 EVIL, was
..a ems. MOMS. V reser dawsetw
W 0 It M Si ar.a sed.. M emmee r maw y
rare Nsirra rams .ids .,5 mailmen atm .tear
ever tam .wares a .uesas4. Reid .S as roar
TOE LIlF PILLS to flINii IIT FIS
PURIFY THE BL000,
And teas remove all disease from the system.
A saila trial will pM.ee is. LIFE P2113 and
PlIO:NII BITTERfwrsathe nista .emum-
Dar r sae estirua .1 ..Dry pswai.
Tb. as..we at rfe.. medicines an wow pal A w .Lha
wrappers ..i Weirs tepiber .a► a •r..•.let, welled
'•
Nogg" peed .....-u..," eruarsg .►e Areeda, tr.
e. .►.e► i a *swam 4 3..sdway from Vial .awl to oar
Mees, y .flea Aversion viiia de city ear very ly
and a TgW S
Tie weepers sasres.ere .apyriat veal.
ossa..*dee s.. ee. wtle r powethea web while
be AMOR..l sae V• AWWW. Mo, ad d.
..ra..
bey Awe will w'gpw; bee 11 yee de, be swilled
d
Qat Say taws hem M, es dem beveb tt.a
gT Paryased d weld by
al. WILLIAM B. MOVPA?,
SU Mee/way, .otos at La►..y Hm.st, EN Te.k.
► .r Isle by
BEND. PARSONS,
Sole .d<nt.
Goderich, Jan. 28, 1648. 1
MEW Nola.
CHAMBERS' MISCELLANY.
or Ina/OL A.! a•T..T17eelse t'Otel.aDea,
Edited by Raul Cesoaas, author d Cycle.
ppaedda d E•gh.► Literature : With Elegise
Illustrative Esgrsviags. inc. 25 eats per
No.
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happy to issues, that they have
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the leenes.lug demand for ~fel, iwttoetire sed
entertaining trading, and to bring all the Ws of
literature to bear ea the eultiwtion of 18.8.3.
inp of the people --to Oakum correct view. ea
important moral and social goestioos-espprese
@very species of nnfe and savagery-ebeer the
lagging and desponding, by the Telwos of taus
does from dal imaginations of popular writer.
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