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I141IaNCIMI OF EDUCATION ON
COMMUNITIES.
•Mawr Reams, Est.. Prdierirl•f
llhs C'isede.l Scheel, D.akertesew, X. J.
T s I.telh(ee t traveller, stand's( em the
ttae•aliea s( Peon' li pos beholds • scenery,
• the whole world, he esereely Bade • pa
,.I.1. At his feet westward, ie spread out
the e.ebasung sale of Neapolis, enibo.om
ed Is the lovely argil o/ which, a spacious
hey, madded with smarty isles„ sod half s-
sueled by shorts robed with orange crone*,
astcbs its MINN, mecca till lost in the
eipeasim Mediterraosao ; while eastward.
shad above hue, rue" mountain turret and
t.werug crag, exhibiting one of Naturi r
wt eebha and bsuifnl amphitheatres.
Bull, in the back -ground, and towering
.hove all, with its blackened .des and ever-
beung crater, "toads the terrible Ve.uvt0s.
The aseoeations that here crowd the
memory o/ the spectator, ars no leo Inter-
setisg than the scenery that meets hu eye.
la hes immediate presence stands the tomb
and rest the ashes of that tongue, by which
were once made vocal the hills and vales oI
lar -famed Mantua. In the distance once
shone the idle of fa e, adorned alai nc-
amrous v.l.as of Ronne Senators, and hon-
ored with the academy of Cicero. And,
there too, the slit of Capt:s, celebrated as
having by its luxuriant pleasures wbdued
the mighty army ;of the terrible Carthage
man. Oo the other baud, sod beneath the - -
vast Gelds of lava, lie, in eternal al«p, the
once gay, active and magnificent cities o1
Herculaneum and Pompeii.
But :el our traveller now descend and
traverse the streets of Naples. sod how is
Ira struck in turning his ey• from the glo-
ries of the works of God, to the disgrace of
that human depravity, with which be is in
contact. Squallid wretchedee.e and abject
tgooraoee everywhere abound. Thiels,
and beggars by thousands crowd the street..
The travails/ shudders at the thought of
laking lodgings in the poUuted plate, and
embarks oe the departing ship, and find.
Pp••••��alul Befog. on the dark wivs of the
edlterrasean.
Select asotber town, which, is point of
Interesting locattos, will bear cornparieoo
with that just eluded to. Two dt.ucguub-
•d chaise of mountains, from different &rec.
Sony approach within a few miles of the
p1ae4 and abruptly terminate as if herrn
perp edicularly down, leaving • pla:o of se
viral mile" In extent for the site of the
beautiful city of New Haves. Here let the
yeBstiog traveller arrive, and "two miles
dutsat from the eity, stand o. the summit
of West Rock.
He views to the far east, an extended
sheet of water, decked with many a snowy
sail, while still beyond a magnificent island
forma the blue margin on the horizon.
atretebing to the right and left istermna
181y. Certainly in this grand picture stand.
the lovelycity. The stranger descends
Rom his ofty speculum, and traverses its
Streets. It is the hour of prayer. The
ggs1.dious chime of bells calls worshippers
fes every quarter. The smooth and spa.
Mous green, oo which several sacred edifice
MST their glittering spires, is checkered in
every direction with advancing groups -
bury age, blooming youth, and bappychild•
bood commingle the silent ejaculation.-
"
jaculation-" The loy(el morn, my God, is come,
That Balls ma to tby boomed dome,
'1by pomace to ,dere :
My let the sumtnose shall steed.
With willing steps thy courts ascend,
A.d tread the hallowed Boor."
nutting," sa4 the Clue( Jonah, " you ere
wekoese ; it was os my way sad *Mel my
trouble."
" Who mss that polite old leas that beet
boss my turkey fee as 1" Inquired the
loos( man of a by staader." "That is
John Marshall, Chief Justice of the United
States " Why dad be bring home my tur-
key 7' "To goo you a *even ropraad,
and teach you to attend to your swa busi-
ness," was the reply.
'Prue grsatoeus sever feels above doing
.oything that tit useful ; but especially, the
truly great man will newer feel shove help-
ing himself. flu own codependence ofchar-
acter depends on his being able to help he -
self. Dr Franklin, when he first establish-
ed himself in business in Philadelphia,
wheeled home the paper which he purcha•sd
for the piloting office, upon • wheelbarrow
with his own bauus_-.1ercdole. fur Boys.
The Globs has bee,' "roasting" the Cul -
doled for the fast two or three weeks. and
the general opinion is, that the "call '• has
been "d.to. Brown. -Murder.
1'be attention of the Minister, and friends
of the M. E. Church, is respectfully direct-
ed to the Advertisement of Mr. M. Magill's
cheep goods. which will be found in the ap-
propriate c. 1 imn.-Chriot ian Alrocate.
What hos Methodism to du with "cheap
goods 7" To u. the above reads lake twad-
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PROSPECTUS
I' TIIE VICTORIA MAGAZINE.
2111. AND MRI. MOODIE, r.Dtr,sa
V la Neta LRt
will
HE Editors of the ICTeI
denote all their talents to produce a awful
mitotic .ed cheap Periodical, lot the Ceea-
People: which may afford enrosemeat to
old sod young. Sketches 'and Tales,
tree mid prow, Moral r.e..y, Statistics/dike
oily, Monts of Useful Informauos, Reviews
eve Works, .d well orlected artielee from
utast popslar authors of the dee, will form the
e• of the Magazito.
'be Edtton(eelc.a6Jeet that the iadepesdegt
name unitary to whose service they are
Ind to dedicate their talents, will cheerfully
ate *eppoei to Ineonrage their arduous sod
astable undertaking. The low price at
ch the Periodical is placed, n io order that
ray person within the Ciliary who Can read.
aaa.uos fur moral and meatal improvement
y bteome a subscriber a.d patron of the work.
be Victoria MAnlxt.t will contain twenty -
r pages is each number punted on now type.
epos good paper ; and will form at the end
he year • nest Vulutune, of 28d pewee, to -
bet with Title I'.ge sod Index.
t will be issued Moodily, commencing on the
net of September, from the office of JOSEPH
LSON, Front- 1, Belleville -the Pub-
er and sole Proprietor, to whose all orders for
Magazine, sod letters to the Editors, mean
addressed. (post-paid.) The, terms of sub-
iptirr-ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM-
ariatte to be read is mirrors*.
Goderich, March 3, 1848. 5
INFORMATION WANTED, e( Accu..
MapLaary aged shoot 01, who lett We
..Isco placer Btreettes, i6 the West High-
taidu of Scotland, about June 1847-4ed
esil. from Glasgow for Montreal. Was
k.... us the ship to James Cameron, Gar-
Mwr, who stopped at Brockville,-acd to
one Dunces McPberwo, a.d le supposed to
hare travelled with the lane. up the country
t. the ,rimer of 1847. No farther infor-
mation can be obtained of him than is above
-and his relations have since cote to North
Eautbope. near Stratford.
Information will be thaek(ully received by
his brother. John MacLean, North East
hope, Ball's Corner's P. 0., any letter may
has addressed to Mr. J. J. E. Linton, Strat-
ford
Stratford, July 1819.
The Esters of London, (C. W.) of Galt,
Guelph, Dundee, Hamilton and Toronto,
•ill confer a favor on a sorrowing mother
and !fiends, by inserting the above. 2626
Let the spectator now institute the inqui-
ryt Why- does the city of New Ifaven
W rongly attract the virtuous heart, an)! that
• of Naps repel it 1 Why is not the lovely
w hore of ancient Cameen4 now the
reeide0s of an intelligent, (enlighten -
• virtuous and happy population t -
Why is not the vale of New Haven the ve-
ry abode of indolence, ignorseee, debauche-
ry, theft, and equalltd wretcbedoeu
Who would not uabeutatiagly ..ewer,
that the spirit of liberal and sound educa-
tion is welcomed in the one, and completely
dutused through the mass of its population;
while from tbeother,'witb the exception of
• few cloistered instances, it is completely
eaehded 1 Let it be understood, that odo-
r/ethers to its extensive and proper sense, is
here iat•oded-.kat education w4ic3 nazi -
miles find rectifies bks whole quad, intellects -
illy end mortally.
r, are you a patriot / Rest your
country's liberty, wealth, and happiness on
• ,Dead education. Do you view yourself
fa the fight of a peitanthropistt Education,
with all that the' term justly embraces, is
tbe'good Samaritan that pours healing oil
sad Wise Isla the bruises of the mind bowed
down beneath the shackles of ignorance.
But especially, are you a pare it? Wish you
ardently the best interests of your offspring!
Open, then, the widows that admit light
leto the child. God has bolit that mind for
' • esaasioa of knowledge. He has founded it
•n earth. and d.egned it to rise above the
skies. That mind contains many chambers
et resplendent grandeur, and partitions of
immortal happiness ; but the key, in a great
measure, is committed to thy care, which
unlocks sod illumes this noble etruetore.-
You can withhold the light, and in conse-
quence, it may smoulder in darkness, and
crumble Tato irremediable rots.
AGENCY
FOR THE SETTLEMENT
F THE CROWN LANDS,
O
IJ' L UMMON8L8 required bo the New TN. -
If 47 trier Court Act. andsll ower BLANK
FORMA' used i. the District sod Invision
Courts, o. Sale eat the Atteol Officio. A1.o, ell
kinds of JOB PRINTING ezecstad ea the
shortest sober, and on moderate terms.
G-terieh, July 19. 1849.
Ile TAR
WELLINGTON & HURON DISTRICTS.
JUN., 1849.
HE undersigned, Agent appointed by
His Excellency the Governor-General
r the Settlement of the Crown Lands in
• Townships of Glenelg, Bentinck, Brant,
reenock, Kincardine and Kinloss, in the
mintiest of Waterloo and Huron, hereby
Ives Notice to all persons willing and
awing means of Locating therein, that his
1Hce is at tke Village of Uur-hant in the
owaslip of Beatiack, on the Carafrrua
oad, when be will receive the application
f the Settlers, every day of the week, he -
ween the hours of Nisi and Firm o'clock.
Fifty Acres of Land will be given to any
Settlers eagbte.. years old, and a subject
f Her Maisety, who will present himself
rovided wets h Certificate of probity and
obriety, agnaib7 known and respectable
persons, and baying the means of providing
for himself until the produce of his Land is
ufficient to maiataio hint. The bearer of
hat Certificate shall mention to the Agent
who will keep a Registry thereof) his
ame, age, condition, trade or profession
bother be is married, and if so the nathe
nd age of his wife, how many children he
as, the name and age of each of them,
where be is from, wh,etluer be has eome-
wher• any property and in what Township
ie wishes to settle.
The conditions of the Location Ticket
re-i•to take posees.ion within one month
er the date of the Ticket, and to put in
sista of cultivation at least Twelve Acres
f the land in the course of four years -to
uild a house and to reside on the lot until
be cooditione of,ettlement are duly fu1fi11L
ed, after which accomplishment only shall
he Settler have the right of obtaining a ti-
le of property. Families comprising seve-
al Settlers entitled to lands, preferring to
reside on a sing!o lot will be exempted from
be obligation of building and of.e.idence,
(except upon the lot on which they reside)
provided the required clearing of the land is'
made on each lot. The non -accomplish-
ment of these conditions will cause the im-
mediate
m-
lot of
rwh
which will be mold or given e of the assigned
another.land,
The land intended to be .etded is of thn
very best deecnptioa, and well timbered
and watered.
The Road's will be opened on • breadth
of 66 het, and the land oe each side willl be
divided isto Iota of 50 acres earth, to be gra-
tuitously gives.
Besides the principal Road there will be
two others (one on each ride of the princi-
pal Road) marked out on the whole extent
of the territory, and ea which free Loca-
tions of 30 serge teal ►o sada:
But se the Government only ie to
meet the expenses of Survey on th ad-
ditional Road*. the Grantees will ha • to
open the road in front of their loeattoee.
The most direct route to reach the Agen-
Gcy on the Gantries Road a by way of
uelph sad (lora is tbeWelhagtoa Deane,
GEORGE JACKSON,
Agvst fire Settlement of the Derrflaze Rend.
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PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.
THE Subscriber begs leave to inform the
Inbabitaote of the District ()Moron,
and the neighboring Districts. that Le has
Established himself in Stratford,
and is prepard to glee Plans and Specifics -
tions of Public rr Private Buildings, Bridg-
es, Mill Dams, kc. kcc. Inc., and sill take
the euperunteodence of such Erection", 6b
the most reasonable terms.
11,. thorough knowledge of his profession
and hie practice as Builder, qualifies him for
any undertaking in the line. Address post
paid, PETER FERGUSON,
Builder, kc. kc. Stratford, C. W.
Stratford, March 18th, 1849. 2,4711
VALUABLE 1.01' LOT OF LAND
FOR BALE. LOT 8, Lake Shore,
to.wn.hip of Ashfield, eortsning ONE
HUNDRED -AND SEVENTY-TWO A-
CRES, wttbinio two miles of the thriving
Village of Port Albert, in which then is a
Griot Mill, a Saw Mill, and an Oat Mt11.-
The Lot is bounded on this'll/est by the
.Lake, and oo the east by a cut road, -and it
u well watered. (l'For particulars apply
-if by letter poet paid -to
IRA LEWIS, 'req• Barrister, Goderch.
Gederich, 2nd July, 1849. v!-n2ttf
We ought not, to despise a man any more
for the misfortunes of his mina than those
of hie body, when they .me such as he can-
not help ; say, rather, we should Otty him
the men who is do6cieet in Intellect than
he who has lost a leg or arm, the lou of the
latter say be "applied by aruficisl mans,
the want e( the former can never be supplied
by esy moms it all.
Greet mind" ser charitable to their bit -
forget energises, sed sen (sympathise with the
failing, of their fellow-ereaturee. it is only
the marrow -made.' who make no allowance
for the faults of others.
1e properties se leieary iecrs(sed. the
We of man was abmvisted : The seven
Wage of Resat reigned longer thee the first
testy emporium.
Tues Oma• An iwadawT.-Chief
JusNss was is tie wit .f going
a imam blemelf, sal aanyieg beam hie
prsq..Mly he would be .tees
at has, with paltry ill wee bead and
eerea ill•• (a the ether. Oe sot of Maw
weals►•, a Asbimatite passe seas from
ter Witt bad Asa to Skimmed.
wart Moamar bet -eerie be meld
Parti w Brae to seny bone bill turkey.
Yerabili alappd ow .N asking his
Mom the Ink said, ars Wag told, "That
A ea tall way, and 1 wit' take it for rte." -
taws Morons to tbo boo.., the yon,( ease
Makrs� u Whoa shall i pal J» r "a'
Bed
end
Year old Ras
tad
Pair Ewes (see By-laaw)
2nd
Single Ewe
Rod
Pair of Fat Sheep
2nd
Boar
2nd
Breeding Sow, having bred
during 1849.
Ind
Fall Wheat !vee Below)
Spring Wheat 1 0
2nd ••• 0 i5
Srd
Barley 0
god 0
Rye 0
Oats 0
284 0
Pus 0
2nd 0
Clover Seed (ooe bushel)4rowt in
1849. 1
2,'d 0
Timothy Seed (one bushel) 0
Ind 0
Swedirh Turnip Seed, 3 Ib., 0
2nd 0
Swedish Turnip. sample 2bushels 0
2nd 0
3rd 0
White Turnips 2 bushels 0
0
0
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0
0
0
0
0
• TO LET,
• mum? beedwae awe -carry beam, appeehe
• j the Steamboat Tames. boles 0 se Jeb
O Wile..18, W preeretiy eose.eJ y 11t. Bea.
• maw It ie Wm led well edapt.d to the arae sl
0 • reepsetaW wily -•beau's( a Mge,cedes acrd
• embed wet .scabea with eaerU.M frit wee e(
p reri.e.Msriipthew 1w proaimity 1 the bar -
O b.o.(Odsnate .akei.se to valet oftbs allow•
tee ma as ib. plrseaeerr tedewr..e Mailsamid
statism te be a«•pica. it will be let ea row
amble wear, tuber hr ear ear ason yeaim seteal
be agreed epos. Ter farther penwbrre apply to
JACOB WILOON.
Gederieh, fk>J February, 1849. 59
0
6
0
0
0
(IA811 FOR WHEAT at the Godericb
0 Ndls, W. PIPER.
o Goderleb, 90th March, 1849. 2v-o8U
O Exhibition of Farm Stock,
O 10 O
PR O D U C E. .DOMESTIC MANUFAC-
TURES, Le. dtc. &c.
fly ak H.ros [huge'. 47r,nJtsro/ 8eeidsqp
rtN EI111B1TION o/ CATTI.E, SEEDS,
DO.IESTIC MANUFACTURES. .c.
die., will be held at 4a1DEK/CH, oa Tuesday
the 25th at Septeaher seat, who. t he following
t'KEJI/L'Jl8 IVII.L BE d IVAKDED.
HORSES.
For the Best Brood Mare and Foal.... Ll 10 0
2.. d 1 0 0
3rd .... 0 15 0
For the best Two year old Fitly 1 0 0
2,J •••. •0 (5 0
3rd :.. ........... 0 10 0
7 6 F.r tine best Two year old Colt 1 0 0
3:.d 0 15 0
• 3r4 0 10 0
For the best Span of Farm Horses1 10 0
2a•i .... ..........j.... ..,1 0 0
3rd U 15 0
CATTLE.
For the best Milch Cow (which shall
have had • cell i• 1849) 1 0
led.... .......0 15
3.4 ............................040
Fee the best Two year olid Heifer 0 15
Sod 0 10
9nd
3rd
Potatoes 2 bushel.
2nd
Srd
Beets ooe bushel
Carrot ooe bushel
Onions One boatel
Cabbage 19 bead. 0
Firkin of Salt Butter, 56 Ib.. pack-
ed and cured, 0
tpJ 0
3rd 0
Neuly made Butter 10 lbs. 0
2nd 0
Cho, •e, 25 lbs. - 0
2nd 0
3rd 0
Maple Sugar (cake)) Produced 0
1a lbs. on Ezhi• 0
0
0
FOUND, -o. the Beach of Lake Henn,
about halfway between Galerieh and Bay-
6ed, on the 29th June, Ir49, a small Flat Bot-
tomed BOAT. The owner ie requested to prate
property, pay charges, and take bar away.
W. BURY.
Township Godericb, June30, 1949. c2a23
NOTICE.
SEALED TENDERS will be received by
William Chalk, Esq., Warden H. D.,
or the'eubecrtber, on the part of the Muni-
cipal Council, for the District of Huron,
until Saturday, 18th August at 19 o'clock
noon, when the Tenders will be opened at
the British Hotel, in the tows of Godetrich.
for the following work, viz: -For building
a NEW BRIDGE across the River Mait-
land nearly opposite the Division linseed
Road, in the township of Colborne. The
Bridge is 330 feet across the River, and to
be divided in five equal spans with atone
Abutments and Piers, with a Timber frame
and superstructure. Mr. Benjamin Miller,
at the Saw -mill' near where the New
Bridge is to be built, will shew t ho situa-
tion and where material can he got.
Plans, Specifications and Form of Ten-
der, may be seen at the British Hotel one
week before the day of letting or at the
office of the subscriber, in Goderich, on or
before the said 18th day of August next.-
Tbe works will be laid out in Sections:
Tendert must specify the number of Sec-
tion Tendered for, and must be in due form.
The time for finishing the above work,
will he stated is the Specifications.
(Signed,) DAVID SMITH,
District Surveyor, H. D.
DISTRICT 80sv&TOa a OIIICS,
Goderich, 16th July,,1849. v2n24
AGRICULTURE.
New' Church in Stratford.
SEALED ''ENDERS will be received by
the ..beeraber ma behalf of the Preey -
terke Church Boddie( Committee, Strat-
ford, tilt saes of the Sl.t December sett,
fbr providiat materials, viz., Bricks, Lim
8144 •41, Saul, Sessossd Lumber, sad Work,
fee the Emetics of a BRICK CHURCH,
proposed t. be 18.i11 et Stratford. Teodoro
.arbl made either for Iba whole er for
any particular part of the asterisk, and
•eesrilag to 8peci$eallom se proposed by
Mr. Per F, Architect, Stratford.
J. J. E. INTON', Aet'ieg.
Stratford. SOth July 1849. •v-etet(
Virrin Honey, in I bitor's
the comb, not less)I Premtscs 0
tban 10 lbs. 0
Ten yard• of line -made Fulled
Cloth, from Wool grown by ex-
hibitor, .ad spas in his family, (a11
wool, web of 1849.) 0 15 0
tod 0 10
3rd • 0 7
Ten yards of Home:made Flannel,
all wool, do. (not fulled do.) 0 10
2nd 0 7
3rd 0 4
Nine yard!' of Blanketiaq, all wool
do. (twilled not fulled, do). 0 10
2nd ' 0 7
3rd • 0 5
Ten yards Linsey, cotton and wool
(not fulled) 0' 7
2nd ' 0 5
Bast new Double Wagon, made or
purchased by a Member or Mem-
bers of the Society, 0 15
2nd - Q 10
Beet Fanniog Mill, any improved
kind, do. 0 100
4nd 0 '7
Best Plough,any improved kind, do. 0 15
2rd 0 10
For ■ny Agricultural implement, made or p
.based, by • member or members of this Sot
ty• of so improved deecriptioo to be decided
the Jodtes-Pros is durretwa of Committee.
FALL WHEAT -To be shown in Strati
on first Friday of September, (7th Septembe
at 12 o'clock, noon. 1tTPrize First, L2 : 2
LI 10a; 3rd LI 5s.; 4th LI : and 20 bosh
to be brought by each exhibitor, aid sold u a
member of the Society at 74 mare than the ill
Gilt pricy. HORSE SHOES -vet of 11
Shoes. -nn the horse, to be awarded to taker
the oboes -1st I0s.; -2nd 7e. 6d. HARN
Best set of Doable, 1st £1; 2nd 15a
BY-LAWS.
7 6
5 0
10 0
7 6
8 0
7 6
5 0
0 0
15 0
7 6
5 0
5 0
to 0
7 fi
5 0
10 0
7 -
5 0
10 0
7 6
b 0
5 0
5 0
5 0
5 0
15
19
10
10
7
15
10
7
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10
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1.1
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Fee the beet yeuliag Heuer.... ....... 0 10
tad 0 7
O For the bent B.11 1 5
6 2nd
........1 0
3rd .... ... ... 0 IS
O For the beet Yoke of Working Oxen1 0
o 2nd........ 0 15
6 Sed 0 10
O for the bast Three year old S:eera 0 15
O 2nd ..... ...... 0 10
6 3rd ....................0 7
O For 2. beat Twa year old Steere0 10
0 7
O 3rd ........ 0 5
6 For the bestFatted Ox 1 0
6 2nd ...............015
0 3rJ ... •.............. r0 10
6 For the best Fatted Cow or Heifer 1 0
2nd .... ... 0 15
3rd .•0 10
SIZE P AND HOGS.
For the beat Ram ........ ..........1 0
2nd ............................0 15
O 3rd .......... ;. ....... ...0 10
6 For the best Ewee(oeu of 21 beeing mi-
.. a Lamb each in 1849 " :.O IS
0 2nd
6 3rd ....• 0 10
0 For the Best Ram Lamb 00 10
2nd 0 7
0 3rd
6 For the beet Ewe Lamb • ......
17
O 2nd
3r41............................0 5'
Fot the best Fat blethers.... ........0 10
6 2nd ............................0 7
o 3rd 0 5
Best Boar..........................1 0
2nd.... . - 0 13
O 3rd ...........................010
O For the hen Sow (shall have had pigs to
1849) 1 0
0 15
0 2nd 0 10
6 3rd
GRAINS, SEEDS AND DAIRY.
O For the Beet :ii bu.be!e Fall Wheat 3 0
i� h'J 2''5
sir- 311 . . 1 10
ie- For the best 4 bushels Spring Wheat 1 10
by 2nd ▪ 1 5
3rd . • 1 0
ord For the best 2 bushels Rve 1 0
r.) 2.d . 0 15
ad 3rd • 0 10
els For the best 2 bushels Barley 1 0
. y 2nd •
PO 3rd •
orer For the best 2 bushels Oats .
of 2nd .
F•SS 3rd
For the best 2 bushels Peas •
2nd .
3rd
For the best bushel Timothy •
2nd
3rd
For the best 2 bushels of Corn(ie c• ob,)
2nd
3rd
For the best 50 lbs. Salt Better
2nd .
3rd
For the best 40 Iba. Cheer
2nd .
Sed 5
For the best 25 lbs. of Maple Sugar
2nd .
ROOTS.
For best acre of Turnips 15
2nd 10
3101 7
For the beat acre of Potatoes 1 0
2nd 0 15
3rd , 0 10
For the best I acre of Carrots 0 10
2nd 0 7
For the best 4 acre of Beets • 0 10
2nd 0 7
MANUFACTURER.
For the best 10 yards Dese,tie wade
Cloth .
2nd
AT • Meeting f the the Committee of the
oSTRATF-ORD AGRICULTURAL SO-
CIETY. held at the Farmers' loo, the following
PREMIUMS were awarded, to be shown for at
the Society's eighth Annual Ezh.hiuoo, at Strat-
ford, on Friday, the 12th day of October, 1849.
Best Stallion for Agricultural purpo-
ses (Prize awarded 11th April to
'Mr. John Rattenbury, £6 0
Brood Mare and Foal
2nd
3rd
1 10
1 0
O 10 '
• 0
1. No animal gaining the first prizeone ye
can take it in the same character shit .reotd
any other year: but ,may show and bea
tied to a Certificate from the Society. or so
other honorary reward a may be decided on
cept Bulls, Stallion. Boars, end Ramo, wb
mar show and carry first prizes for two years.
2. That a Ssboenber be only entitled to
prize for Batter and Cheese, or for Grain of
ame kind.
3 That Stallions. Bells, Boars, most h
nerved wiOhio the Society's District the sea
previous to the Show. texcepting in eases p
O Tided for by extra Premiums), or e,t,ibitors
O such to give an obligation that they will eery
O their scanThats.
1. Bulls must have a ring or screw
their wore, with a rope or chain attached, to
vest @ccider'''.
5. That the prize for Heifers be not ewa
C to lay animal that ha previously had a calf
6 6. Thai the quantity of Grain end .reds e
O bired, ( Pea*. and indise Corn 'Deluded), he
ler tarn two hashels, and raised by as exhibi
6 I (ram a field of at least two acres, [aster
0 ! g.astity of land and gain or reds be other.
specified]: and the Cheer end Batter, er o
-0 Farm Produce, exhibited, in be produce from
O hibitor's firm, land or stork ; and that all E
shown [except Fat sheep] shell have woekI
0 Iamb to the first of August previoas to *beds
o show.
7. That all compet,aoro for Pnus must
the 8ecreury notice oldie description of nee
• Pledgee they intend to show, before, or on
day bot este, previous to the day of ley As
sr,
or
su-
ch
ex-
ich
one
the
are
son
ro-
of
e In
in
pre.
rded
•
'thio
n ot
tor.
the
'or
they
ez-
Wes
ed .
yof
give
k or
the
..al
Three year old Filly 0 15 0
2nd 0 10 0
3rd 0 5 0
Two Year do 0 1.1
2nd•• 0 7
3rd 0. 5 -
One year old Colt 0 10 0
2nd
Two year old Gelding.. •
Sod
Two year old entire Colt 0 15
Span of Farm Horses. (Geldings) or
Brie, . 1 0
tnd 0 15
Three year old Bull, and not more
than seven, (sen By -Law for dou-
ble premium,) 2 0
tnd 1 10
3rd 1 0
Two year old Bull 1 10
And 1 0
Ow year old Bull 0 10
tad 0 7
SMiteb Cow and Calf { 1 0
tad + 0 15
Srd 0 10
Mitch Cow 0 13
Zed 0 10
3rd 0 '7
Two year old Heifer 0 10
9nd 0 7
3rd 0 5
Year old Heifer 0 7
Mid 0 5
Bpriss Cal( 0 7
9nd 0 6
Yoke Working Ors, five
old sod newerdc 0 15
Sed 0 10
3rd 0 7
Do. Foer year old Steen 0 12
IM • 7
Dn. Three year old Steers 0 10
tea • 7
Do Two year eWi Steen - 0 7
geed • 6
Pat ;01 0 15
Sad • • 10
O 7
O 15
O 10
fear
0 er General ew.
0 8 That achll neck ad precise* ezhihited, meet
O be eo the ground precisely st 12 o'clock .f the
day of Aire: the Jtdgee will at that hoar est/Trio
their 4N*"...
1R e artiels or animal ma be sown for two
pris•dis ame year.
11. '1 I for the eeenang.meet of these mem.
hush Moo say iarr.doee improved reek: if say
eelorl emceed for competition he demised M the
fstaps worthy of the Brut prize. sed tithe
of die ame peeve to the alvifectios sf Shy Jed,
es that ..eh .peeim.5 Moloch has brew import -
ed r pen bird sot d swwk imported 18..0 Gnat
Britain or IrMe d, be .ball reentry double the
aaamat e/ premium etherwre awarded, Mt «ly
6 (seem year. of ♦ahibirr three
• 11. R .rock to k property
fi .aeebe ge
mime the chow. !wire 101 have dis-
0 sopei nary M is withhoMieg prises : a.A fro
t rees see be fele• of bleu.. property. [8..
d.. 1•. u I sd 19. r. Rel• ]
O RPLO1foHiNG MATCH w be s 13118 Oen.
O pi.. a he property el peww eeerieg, wadi*
6 M of my ked. To gw,ed to hs *seed
6 by to terra a ..Mfer. r by ems of his femNp.
6 r rwnet tees awtb pr.viwly owtpM•yyd sod
• beet Prier: let £I: 9nd. L1 lbw: LI;
•
Mb lies 5416 i1. pb k;-£6. Time itis beers.
swo.. at Teo .'else*, A. N.
6 tl A FAiR will St bold (r aro •ale .f rale
0 •sock of every ea tbe dee Mow in
0 tDstsbor 1008 J. E. LIYITON, eve.
• Btndrd. April 19th, 100. .11-v!
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
6
0
15
10
15
10
7
15
10
7
10,
7
5
10
7
5
15
10
7
10
7
10
7
ftIIPI PSI $L41•11.
MOFFAT'S
EEEETARLEa ME PIttt
PH11NIX 61TTER8
Thai high enc gMMtb .W ms
X•ckln nape fro fsar VseAer siw 3
tea dieser mein 1.i Pew r seer Iay1�.aSo
rod pewee ot
tay shass. *D47 weAmigm. a am en tbp orso
aM ig
me. may fare swabber.swabber.illy w ase
Ws swabber.
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ty A.TNE& ACUTE ea. CAROMS; 00
AFFECTIONS e/ W ILADDISENN R-"'
S WOON tuns.$ a LIt•E
M ta• ver .al wart. mire lbws dawn ow& cal. mal
be Fowl I.,ws.Sla risme, ftrws.. ss.l .r.. tart• woe
we tare at.r.ler..0 rear a...ri Is matte t►
nILMIUi CMOLIC. sad ait01(n '-wares. alLM.
CWrrraxasa. GOLDS • 0000111s, CAUL'C
co,i*,MrrlO*. IAN .m► pow wew.e b aha daww.
Dautefae.
N. now..rah lbs & wawa as
ism.5.0 , wits Uwe nedi.er brodbirb
RaUPTMJW r Pas Mar. EA pumas. mum
Ls._scr.
Int EE .ata AGSM. roe Wit ,ww 1the
r ansae taws rirws .it he (lord . net. swots. W
wawa wee&. Otla sr&wwr haw tar wtr• Wow to w
wows 1 tar erre-...era y lbws ,ebbe Y rrraa.n.-•
TRY TI MM. s SATtYf10. AMD as emus.
p"11LMses 1 cONPLsx/OW.
•>•Ii1BiAL > ___ art!
011171. OIDDI NEee. 00Al1L. MEADAL'ME$, desert
Mewl. INWA&O FIVE. INPLensterU1r 111011A•
TIOM, IMPOSE BLOOD. JAUNDICE. LOSS or APPA•
TIrE.
*005W'. LLo.O.vONSIIII 7 S S s
RmatCUNIAL DIaEAa••.-
ws.w Alb to..0ab wow* as We .50.1 ensu
awe ear... are unman( swrwAl pnswwlm 1 wrr+a.
MSDUT SWEATS.'im mure DUMPY Y. NSE run
COMPLAINTS ear aD Mab. ORGANIC 4171CTk1MI.
PALPrrerr0M of tar M1ALT. PAINTEWS 0101.10.
FILMS. 'err marl rr•.rwr of Ihsr wwcerwd
w awn 1 raw 1 r two rude, be lbs owe 1 Oro LA
M4.. .o..
PAINS r tar rd. .la. hark ire. 1..'. .d woos.
It Il E U ;K A T I • N. Thor .tiso.t .aa tab
rY Awn. ,era bowie 1 rad M tar 153 Mslrrra
IaUnfe •t ■L000 t. Me HEAD, scvzrr,
'ALTSS1.MA. SWELLINGS.
•CROOUL6. ea ii3t•'• $TIL, bars
Sa(a.LcsR•.dn
w.w..
oo
W0kirk,. acre.* swam M
ter wows.. Phrase .ilea .en r.i.rwd 4rrwar
ww tee immure ■ swwwwit. Ilwbre l 5. mime,
nig WEB ?ILL$ 0) Fawn IlftEU
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Aral thus remove all disease from the system.
♦da.trt.1will flow the LIFE PILLS ad
PUCE NI)< BIT TEREMTeri asenosh l.erpa•
this. as IM ..Birches 1 every punt.
Tb. grdw 10....Liar, an w per op Is .ole
. npyy...,sd 184. M
5.. tog.0r .!611p..ranee
a4Mt. .
" 31.1.,', G..l5..orusa," .«+u.a.g Ile .r.
e s w1..s5 w . I..rg 11kr&wy fro.lWall &riot r w
tNe., y .
whir n.g.n •6i660151M .lily NO .ray wily
fro o,. TW ..prow .d 1a... .r w oNreM
u.r.f., t .r. .5. proms awn midi .Nr err iryon
N ...rd that dm, a. emirB toad... b root
hoar ter .4th pram waippo s; b.. M yr .hr. r trail
that they ...e doss. naw ati in Mr Iowa dam.
11T ?ropier/ ad sold by
DR. WILLIA= U. DTPA?,
336 aroslw•y, .err 1 Amigo/ r.a4 Ma. Tort
To. lie's ►y
15 0
. - 10 0
3rd 7 6
For the Crest Pur of do Blankets 15 0
2nd 10 0
3rd7 6
For the hest 10 yards Domestic mad.
Fiasal . 15 0
2d • 15 0
3rd7 7
The above M.nuf etares to be Rem the farm
of the Competitor', sad .1 the growth et the pre-
r•t year.
Rule, of the Exhibition.
t Asy ranee, wirhia the District, net e
Nm.ber .r the Society. by payl•g a dee•tioa of
(5.. Posed. nkat his 'added to compete far Gay
Pre
udsm.
9 All 8ebewib.e. to .erre to the Satiety,
wbn may watt to 'thaw owythisg at the 8b.w,
.re to pay ib. Trrwrer the sem .f Tee Slil-
Itap, oe air Weer the 1581 of Aspen : slimier,
to be admitted se paying tbe seal mm d F5w
Bb�Ihsea
1 All 8.bseribers hevieg'aid the Bebserlp-
hw, sod eels emir, in be 'stilled re e.lnprs.
4. All Stock Exhibited Mall bees bees the
In. ids pesperty .f to Ezjibit.r a moth be-
fore the Show, sad all .cher amities thews man
ave bee, pro lewd se the Two is( the Eabibisse
5. All 8.b.eriplisse to b paid s r beim,
the 10th My .f Attttwe• ems
8 All Competitor' Het prion meet sir abs
Secretary .etiee .1 rho ameriptios si Stark sed
Protein obey Mesa is atmea or Mame
.•.leek. p. aM 9
, 6418.( •s,a..18rr.
7. All Stoat cad Prsds.s to be ea dor Bow
Gem.. by I .'d.& .11soderrsTL Icy Q
will take tris se me& Is 0.si.
R. 0. CU1RIf0HA1ME,
O.iwieb. INA Man*, 101•.
BENJ. PARSONS,
Sole Agent.
Godericb, 31.. 28, 1848. 1
TWO dOOD FARMS
FOR•SALE.
ONE within 24 miles, sad the other with-
'. about 3 mile. of God,srieb Town
Plot. The first to L 'T 101a let Conces-
sion, Township of Godericb,
CONTAINING 164 ACRES,
is bounced at the est sod by Lake Iluron,
and at the usher by a Public Road, --and
the second is LOT 8 to 8th Concession,
Colborne, W.Diyuion,
CONTAINING 100 ACRES,
and is situated at the Junction of two Pub -
Roads.
For Particulars apply to
JNO. McDONALD, Egg.
Godericb, I9t1LJUae, 1849. , n18-41
NOTICE.
111111E Subscriber bavog RENTED the
1i WAREHOUSE and WHARF belong-
ing to the Messrs. Davenport, of the place,
has established himself as a
roawIaDsa AND courtmm* raaQANT.
Aoy orders or commission from the Mer-
chants of Godericb, will receive prompt
attention. JOHN McEWAN•
Windsor, March, 1849. to-7otf.
TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT.
A. NASMYTH
V returning thank. to his !needs tad merous Customers for the Liberal Pat-
ronage which ho has received during the
past year, begs to intimate that he tae jest
received an exteesire Assortment
437 1?21 IF UZ2Oyf l 7021062,
and is ready to Execute all Orden given to
him with care and punctuality as formerly
Godericb, April, 12th, 1049. 2v. -.Mit
Upper Canada Rebellion Lome*.
Receiver Gs.rd's Oita.
Montreal, 12th March, 1849.
DUBL1( NOTICE is hereby glum, that •
Claiment. for R.beilio■ Limes In
Canada West, who have net applied to, and
received payment of their Claims from the
respective Agents of the Bask of Mistreat,
in the several di.triets as heretofore Notified
will from and after the gest day of Jose
seat, be neceeeiated to apply for payment
of the same, either personally Of by dimly
appointed Attornis, to the Pant Bask is
this city.
(Signa)
S. M. ViDE&
H. Y. 11.6-111
iEhc 4mcon oignal,
IR ratting) alto reiterate ram Twvuna!
BY THOMAS MACQUEEN,
tDTTea ARD raorarSrea.
OTC■ ta/1S1T •Quem, sOOamlti.
••• Book ad Job Pnatug, executed with
meatuses ad dispatch.
Tgwr. et Twa Hoare Sem uL.-TEN RHiL-
LINGS per I«■r if Md weedy is dvs o.
or Tw.Lva airs Si* Palen with the ezpiralaest
e( the year.
Me paper diee«tl..ed mill arrears tyro
paid op, mime to palliabtre Allis it W eaves -
tam to ale e.
Aar individual ie tbs eee.try btpsisi re-
suresslite fie els sbeerfbs, shell reetve •
smooth es” yetis.
Q All
Wove wader... to We itd'ttw ingot be
poet mid. •t they will ter 18. taker Stat d INS
pest Wise 1� -
vsas .e
at nem sad tea4.,,
Raab -bsipse 1 0 *,
Ten =sad walk YeimewM•ee.
Oyer M
•1
07 A resg01 • WWI cera
acorns by 0. rim -