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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1849-10-18, Page 4Irma We AGRICTUI.RAL REPORT alb TEMI SBR. The month was Res ,tan* line. sad, and oflired ample •ppMtweity tete the crops to tb, yeti blot CAAsad we believe (bey srow all b. Tbe season altogether has been off those (avowable we hate ever are has certainly been the rank of the by some mismanagement, where ih were nut an average, well 1J,• sate hay. Perhaps in some cares, on v and Ilglt soil, Data may not bo a gum with she farmer being in the fault kaore that oats will not throe in a v season oalighr, randy .i, nor is au the Asst suitable tor oat. in any sea Tberstore, where they have holed o sandy unit, the farmer is psotly to flu nut •ubs,uuting a crop that would b suitable ler the auil than 1.n i,. 1:,J:• has succeeded well tt,s y• Jr, and ready to bo Loersted, 'fife b.ot r to dry sad Pair the crop is to tut an it on the Lid until .t is well seasuas vldeJ the weather ,,i dry. Our Indian is as forward Rcre as to Cho ncighb States, and ilea c:rce.matanco sur?ria in our last report, s nd.t.ko ocr. which we were sorry fur, ;D regard prudece of sheet th • year. %Ve made to .ay, the atcr.go rf wt.a.rt ,111wee net more than ten brahtla to the We undcrrt,,nJ that it should have .. und' o, fifteen Lusl:els per acre.W hope that the Letter quantity may be realized, oe very near it, and this w touch fur the country, as it will afford sidersble surplus fur •a'e. I).roley, stated bef. re, is a good crop, and wit duce a good sample. Osla is a full but short in straw. In some case hams seen oats a failure, completely w •d, and the grain not filled -this w very itg.t, sandy evil. Some of ib sown wheat via also tory poor,• a titin. We have frequently r:''rmme Cha: wheat 'horrid be sown immediate ter Cho 30th of May, and by no mean allow it to be later than the 25th of month. Fanner,, however, continue rng up to Cho tniddie of Juno, and this wheat sown after the toad of May ha chance from the extreme heat and d -o u( the months of June and July. • \ the period of sowing wheat is put off t late a time as the 20th of May, it ehoul sown to a day, if possible. A few then may melte all the difference of • g crop, or one luat is worthless. As we fore observed, it b generally the farm own fault where the wheat crop spec[ was not a fair average this year. 11! -dr ed land comes slowly to a cyte of fitn for sowing in spring, and if the weathe very dry in May, it beoomes .so bard stiff by the time wheat bin to be sown, it is almost impossible le work' it ad tageously, without the use of a clod -:r cr to break down the terse hard lumps, end make it fit for harrowing .cd cove the seed. Very'Jate sown wheat, this c appears to have been blighted ortheckc Its progress by great hest, so a to prey ft coming to proper maturity. Thodad -corn has succeeded admirably, and will y a heavy crop. Peas are %e dousiy repo. --some good, and some rot so. Be have not succeeded so well as we expect and the crop wilt not be a heavy one. T ore not, however, sown to any great lent. Potatoes are excellent: wo h heardaome complaints of disease epee mg, but have seen none. Tho plan uf,pls fog potatoes in alternate drills with ben or Indian corn, we are eertai.t to be a go Alar, and 10 think • crop raided in this w will be equal to one and a half grown elm It gives sir to the plants, and 'fibres a lore supply of food to each variety than could obtained by a single crop alone. Tho n *resent rematied and taken by one saris or epcfes of plant may be different fro that necessary for another, and.hence, t different pleats grown together may tbri better ie the sante space of evil, than Ii of the same specie,. WO believe a gre cauls of the safety of potatoes from discs this year, is owing to less of farm-ya m manure be" applied to them, and this pia is now general. It is now drecot•creJ an well understood the' Om application of large quantity of amours to potatoes act 'nest injoriu.relr, end to suro to increas their liability to discase. Potatoes u he taken up *.horrid be carefully stored, an b:.uever sat;, they nosy appear to be n -m 11 is by ea leans certain that they may no e a et show •m;i'e ..a of disease. '1'u ire, then dry, and not In too large quantal, together, nor in too warm a temperature if, wo believe, the best mode of keepin them, of any other vegetable during th winter. We mixed charcoal with /melee discoed,test winter, sed had not one discoed, but we do sot' say they would not bare been saved without any channel. Th. late rains will have revittotthe after greet., end pas. tulip for .andel • considerable advantage, as we know that both hay and straw are sot very sbun.'snt. Sufficient fond fru a row weeks, et this period, will bring cattle into better condition before the winter commen- ces, and this is wench wanted to missy of them, clone the pastures hare been dried • up the last two months. Every care should tantebe tee of cattle provender, and net allow any waste during the o.eceedi.g ax month.. Cattle should hare wlRueet feed, but .o waste, until Cho end of the wtster.- Animals often suffer In the commencement fits.. It NEP- p to the to co- editors, ,used.- • of the e, aed It farrier. • crop. plan of ery dry I crop, . \v. erg dry ch curl a- n Ue-- nbght LOO fur al Ameba1 ass whet e1 a stids..y of bead- les ea11- tw.lpd to to the tame tbet paster.. aro geed. le se w ees immolates, we believe, mows • are lost at that sws from that casae-te the great 'Our, of farmers.- Ptoegbiag any sow be commenced, sod ito 'horrid be eoeti.•d ',About intermission soul completed. 1f hay ao.re an the farm yard, at sbouhl by all mesas be plea/bed into the sod. It will be better applied m this way, than as surface droning w hen Cho crop is sowing, partieularly farm- yard manure. The furrows and drains should not be neglected by any farmer who desires good crops neat year. There is no he pert of tferwer's work requires to be more .artfully executed than his fail ploughing and oecsssary drainage. If this is not properly done, good crops are hope- less. In very (avoerable seasons, good rropa may, perhaps, he obtained on good soil from slovenly cultivation, but a farmer e more + slimed cultivate his lands for all sorts of n corn reason*, a he cannot know beforehand what1. cow , sort of seamen he may have. His amerces uethod must certainly depend upon the seasons, d stack but he bar, nevertheless, a duty to perform, d, w° and much in hie ewe power to secure a (air o corn degree of success in all seasons. \Ve may ou•ring take a useful lesson from the progress of es us. other arts. We see that any improvement rurred, dicotcred and introduced in any art or menu. 44.4 the lecture is itnmedtately adopted by all en - were gaged in tl:e art or manufacture, or they • jeer would otherwise hire n, chance whatevti•j acro. of success. Why is it that farmers do not been follow that example? It a of much more e now conreglrence to the world that improve - nearly meatsushould be adopted in agriculture, ail do than in say other art practised by mankind. a con• Wo iee that certain .nodes of cultivation es wo and management ofealtlo produce superior pro- crops and animate, and yet we proceed in Ric, the old may, and Shut our eyes upon the we improvement* introduced before us, and that ter- may bo in our power to adopt, i( we would on only resolve to "go a -head" with the im- late provements of the timer, and the progress cut of society. Agriculture should not stand dcd of society, Agriculture ■hould not stand el evil in Lower Canada, when in most other to co"otries it is rapidity advancing in tmprnvc• hat mcol to e''' tcbranch. AAriculturst itnple- w- meets are sully 'moored for the farmer's aJ, use, and if ho w*}s;cool ee to use them no properly, it is no small advanta:e the they right 'hen o so d be days nod be- er's ,illy aID- ess ✓ ie and that ran- t/eh- and ring ear, d in cut fan relit led ons ed, bey ex - ave ar. nt• car cd ay sae. er be ly no sen are *o at .e rd n a n .I p • gr 5, it! AB Dd ly e so ye d Radium Paacemews--A is heeimestee this .oybberbeed sebed bio atheism, was the Quieten r Oas web' i. 'Wb. a, with. mat a moa..t'. h ettatios, answered,- ' BwMtw'n dsakry,-the sprat seared bob sad be opened his south.'-&rewagham Mercury, "Capta's, door," said a so. .f aria, greet oo board of • soiree( to 1:. port of Cork, "are you the mate 1" "No," wee the re- ply. "And sun yen were teetotal/ so much like the cook that I tb.eghl ye* were the •tewarvl \VIII yet he after lee& the loan of your brood -eke to saw aa ty barrel of floor in two, to aides a hog trough 1' A PLAcs FOR greened/0._uA for er r_vthing and every *its ss i lady said wh o broom, bellow., ball of ya two currycomb, three cats and a gridiron old oven. An Irishman, describing a toad, . was■ queer bird; when it stood op it n o taller than when it lay down, and it Lew it went with a mighty great jo "The boy at the bead of the clan state what were the dark ages o world." Boy hesitates. "Next. - ter loner, can you tell me what the ages were Y' "freer., they were the L 7 wbwb the p.r a.elod/ss of the carrier . asst beef- . Or, elute lbs emetic toile i. the Geld, she bases her child, es spneg deo. her blecries, N the booth of a tree, that lowest" nay be rucked by the ete. from the load se .esia, aed soothed to steep by the i.l!eby of the Mth rd.. Does the mother die, ed w triting- snehle !adieu compasston- shar.e her grave." Tea Rorer Scams. Roots -Alt the brght young (aces were gore; all the Mi- nme ! patent little beams were gone; all the fresh voices ahrdl, but musical with the melody of childhood, were gopoand the lately busy realm was /wen up lo the silence, and the old grey 11 es, that buzzed and bumped their heads against the window panes. ..p. III ! cow bi Sato aid it was When lt. . will f the Mae - dark ages tanto efnre spectacles were invented." " err orate." 110NasT• -" Ah ! John, yon won't me mach longer: i shall never leave bed alive f' " Please theesetf, Betty g 31 th d 31 0 lin D w ci hee'II please me," returned John, real equanimity, "i have been a wore to you Jehn," persisted the d woman. "Mid lin', Betty, midlinV resp d the matter-of-fact husband. IIRALTH AND BRAWTT.-w-. often ming ladies ask-" flow can 1 bea e skin r•• We will answer it. On 8 ey morning go to the washtub and our aged mother, or if she bo not th u U .1,11; 11 wiii not harm you. leen and about the house during' the week. o Saturday commence bright acid earl rub your room snd entry and doors til everything " looks like a new butte o ell ibis instead of your mother, end ord for it, your skin will riot rely 1 ester, but a rich peach -like colouring RSADT WIT. -A boy having been prais- ed for his quickness of reply, a gentleman observed, whoa children are so keen in their youth, they are generally stupid when they •dvenee in years. ' What a very sen - tibia boy you must have been, sir,' replied the child. THE FOLLOWING 111 ARE PREPARED k 8010 BY J. HEW- LETT, 95, YONGE STREET, TORONTO And yr *sate through the Proeir[se.. Hewlett's Restorative Balsam, Pmts 1, id is !1L•Jicrne is ae and efficacious have 7 h Bottle Cha err ro 1 , Diarrhea, Dysentery, Bloody Fluff, mei 1 • !NO:leetmn, and that disordered state of the with ! Bowels. so pr*valent during tee het weath- good ler, known as the Surl..er Complaint ; also, ting for the Chelera Morbus, end- Ilewlett's Embrocation,. Price Is. 3d. par Brads. For Ilse Cure n1 Rheumattrrn, BURNS, Scalds, Bruises, Sprain", Swellings, Crump, Chilblains, Cuts, Green Wounds, Stiffness in the Jousts acrd N ck, Nnmbsese, Piles, Eruptions in /h. Skis, kc. kc, Hewlett's Stomachic Tincture ; OR, STRENGTHENING BITTERS. Price is. 100. per Bente. For the cure of Wesk Digestion, Bilious Diseases, Pains in the Stomach. Loss of AnprtIte, Gener,l Debility, Palpitation of the Heart. Consumption, bee. &c.. 07" This Medicine is one of•,the beat and cheapest in circulation. CANADIAN FRIEND; OR Hewlett's Universal Ointment. • Price 1s. 3d. per Bottle. For Caring Corruption of every dererip- firm, Ulcerated Sure Legs, Boils, Scalds, Cbilblaiste, &c. hear airy fon- help err, d a and y to tee, n." are provided for him. Farmers ere ender re great obligation to the constructor, of uee be ful implement•. We have no excuse for not improving upon the agricultural rya- ro tem of our father,. We have many ample- ye menti which dISy►did• not pouter, and we a m •son we bel our sok' will nolo the restore -place of health and arty,-Sco's Weekly Paper. It,,eseates tet LONDON..Over 61740 bberdes were' comm'tted in London last ar, and the amount of pror•rty exceeded illion of dollars: The number of per- * arrested was 84,480 of whom 31,685 re discharged, and 37,274 convicted o. d to bail. ave also great improvements in those in common use with them, particularly the plough and harrow. There is no more ex- cuse Tor onr not introducing the improve- ments of the day in our system of husban- dry, because cur fathers did not practise them, than there would bo for rejecting any other clothing than that of Adam and Eec, or any other dyer's than that of a thousand years ago. The steam engines that were first invented, though of our •own day., would be considered useless now, and would bear no comparison to thg beautiful and per- feet engines of the present day. The first far and melt noble art practised by man should vat' not leg behind mere r.,cbsnicsl .rte, car- Cho ried on is confined, and often unhealthy righ places, where we would imagine the mind it and intellect could not have the Fame ad- Miss vantage and free exorcise el in the country, surrounded by all the beauties of nature, and fanned by the free sir of Heaven. As we find it necessary to cultivate the ground, it should be our ambition to do so in the most perfect msnncr possible, and if •'thorns and thistles" are a part of the punishment inflicted for the disobedience of our race, w•o should endeavor to subdue them, and not suffer them to geow and flourish with the useful plants the Creator has given us. - The famous Edmond Burke, whose profound knowlet,'ge of every branch of science is go- ilio t ',orally' admitted to have been unrivalled, AI and who was 'deo a practical farmer, has wed tail "that the science of farming required "i more experience, more foresight, more care mors and caution, and more devoted attention, A than any other." if such was the opinion ha. el of this great man, how necessary it must be for farmers to understand thoroughly the art they practice, and to adopt all the requirements 81r. Burke has pointed out- u they expect to succeed in their business, 'iVo will not admit any excuse for farmers not being first in the march of improvement of the present c'ay. lethe art of agricul- ture is the first of sll.arts, it sbould, cer, tsiuly, be first in adopting all practical -improvement,, car it doe. not deserve to re- nin its rank in lower Canada. The were of egriceltu.:.,l•produce has not varied much since our 1: at report, and is not likely to vary much for tome time. We do not ruppose that grain will he very low, at there is very little doubt that in the West. ern States of the Union wheat bin not been a very large crop, had oats have not been 50 average crop, Sept. 28, iR19. A Hoosier Editor gives a very good rea- son for want of editorial matter tetra 5 " A little circumstance, in cur domestic affair., which is not likely to occur oftener than once in a year or two, most apofole•ze for any deficiency in the editorial department." WSW do you sot holt up your head, ido ?"inquired an ariatncr,tie lawyer of Owing farmer. •PSqu:rr•," replied t mer," look at that field of grain ; 11114 table head. hang down like mine, wh se that hate nothing in them stand n t like yours." is soiled diet Mr. Marble lately married Simi,. The marriage ceremony look pl4 as he he ale a ce is the Granite 8,a'•, and the 'metier knot was 1ed by the Rev. Mr. Flint. Wonder if they have the 'rock ?' As Irishmen, cm being aired which was the oldest, he .r his brother, replied-' i am the old - no, bet if my brother lives three year. longer, we 'ball both be of se age.' Otd Squire n___, was -leered Jodie of the Inferior Cart of some coos', in Georgie. When he went hems his delighted wife exclaimed. - New, my deer, los are Judge, what am IT"- , • same darned fool you always fru," was art reply. a wedding the other day, one of the genie is • little absent minded, ebeerv.iJ gravely, hero often remarked that there have bee. women them men married this year." Detchmu hot long sine? remarked, that eek feet.' to .Inks till after br'ekfeet, lend he laid ,s teed so long be esaW'ot get hes eye" apes BeturrruL SKETCH.-TM character of the Indian, the majesty of the forest fn which he roam,, and 11,e p^rfect freedom he enjoys from all restraint, of civilization,-- naturally ivilization,_naturally inspires the mind with poetic con- ceptions, when pondering. en hie rate and destiny. At least an effect seem* to have been produced on -air. Bancroft, our Itlisb- ter at London, If we mot j edge from the fdlowing deception which he hes given of 11te Indian mother and her babe: " glow the helpless Indian lobe, bora without ahelter, amidst ,toren and ice ; but fear nothing for him, God has placed treat him • guardian .eget, that can triumph ovdr the severities of *slum; the sentinel of maternity is by bis side, and so long as hie mother breathes he is safe. Tie squaw loves her child with instinctive passion, sod if she deem not manifest it by lively caress- es, her tenderness air real, wakeful and cat- mint. No te►sge mother treated her babe to a hireling Norse, mor ever pat awry hof own rb,ld to suckle that of another. To the cradle consisting of light wood, aed gaily ornamented with the quells of the peeeepine, and bead., sod rattles, the needing i. Lrmly attached, and eardslly wrapped witb forst •oil the infant thus swethed. Its bee+ to lb* •odea.'s beck, is berm as the thornlike hor- des, Bettye new eh.erfslly L•ekis, tight, •ow nee.mpsny,eg with tears tie wallies,* ('1I 111'A1.1TIFa. EARLY Maroon. -_Tho other day a young urchin, not thirteen years of Lire, went into a barber's shop to be shaved. The man, eyiteg his little customer, coolly told him to take a seat. After besmearing his ehie plentifully with soapsuds, sad operating *ilk the beck of the reser, said, "There, that will do " Rising, aed stroking hie chis, the youngster exclaimed, v How cost - Pitiable a mos feel. ohm his leant Is takes Ol%--Cbeltenhsm Journal. Hewlett's Apperient Fnmily P FOR BOTH SEXES. A remedy for Coetfvenere, Pains and dines• in the Head, Disorders of the Li !omaeh,.and Bow•e1s; also, Indigestio Pries Ga.' • per 13os. HE iLSTT'S Apperient Family Powd k'OR BOTII HEXES. A remedy for Costiveness, Pains and dines in the (lead, Disorders ortne L Stomach, and Bowels; alto indigestion To the many perenns who object the taking of Pills, there Powdery are ommended, and for Children are prcfera -Price is. 34. per Bottle. Hewlett's Antibilifxls Pills Prim is. 3d. per Boats. A. excellent remedy for Bilious Comp! and Coitivcnerr. They remove all odst tions on the Stomach, at tho same t Strengthen the Digestive Organs, Extri there Pelee attendant neon Disorders .f Stomach, act as a Tonic Upon Rehr Constitutions, and. produce Vigor k Ilea Hewlett's Pectoral or Cough P Price 1,. 34. per Boz. For the mire of Coughs, and Asthma These admirable Pills are most beneficia the speedy removal of Cough(, relieve d cult*, in breathing, so trying to Asthre subjects, and procure the refreshing e forts of rest and sleep. hlewlett's Dinner Pills. PRiCE le. 3d. per Box. For removing Ob•troctanns no the Ch Alt after sating, particularly after DIOR caused by great Weakness and Debility the Digestive Organs. Hewlett's Infant's Soothing CORDIAL. IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS Ea Mir For easing Paine in the Bowels and Hot mach, so general with infante, expelling t Wind, and procuring refreshing sleep. Price I,. 3d. per B•Nle. Solr* by B. PARSONS, Goderich : M P. B. Clark & Co- Port Sarnia Mr. Wm. Jen.. Sydenham, Owen Sou Godericb, 90th August, 11!10. 2v -n29 STRATFORD IIOTF,I.a. Tie 8ebscrib.r totems lilt Iii... toad W Travelling rubies. that hs has lamed the large JSRICIC TAYB&N, glebe Rabe) std d parer rd, (sew the eouerty town &t Perak) Irately occupied fly 111r. lame Mae, -wham he will lee ready at all tames to afford the ..u.l comfort '.d aappiios sad promote the personal coovesience of hie guests, 14INE8 *ad LIQUORS of the best tri♦ .crprio., A steady Hostler atwav• attendance. ALBERT G. HATCH. Stratford, lath July, 1849- 2v-.tbbtf STRATFORD IRON FOUNDRY. HOME MANUFACTURE. THE Subscribers to returning thanks t. their Customers for the liberal .rrp- port they •►ave received ranee cornmeecIDg business, beg to intimate, that they ham. fur sale at low rates, Cooking, Box & Parlour Stoves. also Piero/ha of eight descriptions, and cue seting of the most improved Moulds. - Self- acting Mill Dogs, and various .otber coa- tings. Having engulfed as eaperi aced Machinist, the aubeertbere can confidently recommend their THRASHING MA- CHINES of the newest design, botb sta- tionery and moveable, and would solicit • call from intending Purchaser* before buy- ing elsewhere. All orders puoaua, • at- tended to and executed with neatn.ut and despatch. ORR k WILSON. Stratford, 13th Aug. 1249. v9-at8tf. DT QUMMONSEA regsired by the w pi•. Q7 U tract Cent Am. andsll other 'MANX FORMS owed is the District and Division Coma, oe tale at the Russel Office Mao, all kinds of JOB PRINTING 'seemed off the me -wt. -et Doric., and on moderate tonna. Goderich, July 19, 1849. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. 'TINE Subscriber begs leave to inform the lehebitrnte of the District of Huron, and the neighboring Distriere, that he has Established himself in Stratfbrd, and is prepard to Rive Plans rind Specifica- tions of Public rr Private Buildings, Bodg- es, Mill Dams. kc, kc, kr., and will taste the superintendence of tomb Erections, on the most reasonable terms. Hin thorough knowledge of hie profession and he practice as Dodder, qualifies him for any undertaking in the line. Address poet paid, PETER FERGUSON, Builder, kc. kc. Stratford, C. W. Stratford, March loth, 1819, 2v-•t7t( AGENCY FOR THE SET 7L MENT OF THE CROWN LANDS, IN Tali WELLINGTON Jt HURON DISTRICTS. Jugs, 1149. THE undersigned, Agent appointed by His Excellency the Governor-General for the Settlement of the Crows Lend, in the Townships of Gleneig, Bentinck, Brant, Gio-'Greenock, Kincardine and Kinloss, in the (vet, 'V.ein!ir•D? Waterloo and Huron, hereby gives Notloe to all persons willing and having mea.., of '."rating therein, that hie Office is at the i'.!lugc of Durham in tee Township of Bentinck, on the Guenfroxo Roud, where ho will receive the application of the Settlers, evere day of the week, be- tween the hours of NINE and Fes o'clock. Fifty Acres of Land will be given to say Settlers eighteen,yeers old, and a subject oMIer Majesty, who will present himself provided with a Certificate of probity and sobriety, signed.by known and respectable persons, and having the means of providing for himself until the produce of his Land is sufficient to maintain hint. The bearer of that Certificate shall mention to the Agent (who will keep a Registry thereof) his name, age, condition, trade or profession whether he is married, and if so the name and age of his wife, how many children he has, the demo and ago of each of them; where he is from, whether be has some- where any property and in what Towo.hip he wishes to settle. The conditions of the Location Ticket are -to take possession within one month after the dale of the Ticket, and to put in a state of cultivation at least Twelve Acres of the land In the course of four years -to build a house and to reside en the lot until the conditions of settlement are duly fulfill- ed, after which arcompli.hment only shall the Settler have the right of obtaining • ti- tle of property, . Families comprising seve- ral Settlers entitled to lands, preferring to reside air a mingle lot will be exempted from the obligation of building and of residence, (except upon.* lot on which they reside) provided the required clearing of the land is made on each lot. The noncomplisb- ment of theme conditions will canter the im• mediate Inas of the 'Reigned lot of land, which will be sold or gives to another. The land intended to be settled Is of the very best description, and well timbered E. and watered. ds will be ned on a th of66 feet, and 11, land one each side wall divedwd into iota of 50 acres each, to begot- , tuiton.lr gives. auties he . L twowotherst(oneron'pal Road there will be each de of the print . pal Road) marked out on tbe.wbole extent of the territory, and on which free Loca- tion. of SO acres will be made. But a the Government only lotted to meet the rwprnsrs of Roney en those ari- dness' Reeds, the Grantees will hate to opera the road in front of their tocatleme. The most direct roue to reach the Agen- cy on the Garafraxa Road is by way of Guelph and Elnr•,n iheWetting1nn District GEORGE JACKSON, -4(esl for &t nanst of the Dar{. , Road. ew Church n WALED TRAbgR81 IM11 be received vevf b'y the sebeenber ew behalf 1( the Prelate - torten Church Bedding Nerewittee, Steel - ford, till norm of the 3fee D.esmber nett, for providing rtiIwrif., Mt, SrIck*, Lissy Stone, Send, Seao.ed Lnmbn, sad Well. for the Erection of a BR1 • t to roc_ ble. ainte TUC, TIDO Cate the xed Ith• Ills 1 tn• tIB- atm onr- CHOLERA! CHOLERA! PREVENTION I8 BETTER IRAN Ct'R HEWLETT'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM SU end the me TOR !RR Ct'RR or Dhrwreee, Deseetery, Bloody Ms, pal..,..: on a1MER COMPLAINT AND CBOL RA MORBUS. Price Is. 3d. per Bottle. (7" it has bees attested by experience foun'ed off the feet, that an attack o Cholera it geweielly preo.ded by Pre floury Symptoms*, princrp.tly Attendees of the Soweto. Thee premonitory Relaxa Unn and Dierhma, being without Pain, and sot ieterfeneg much with hwallh,,ie goner - ally not enticed, until it is fnNnwnd with decided Cholera 1 The time to present the Dreae.., • to here rw e,,,,.e, on Its first Ippesrsncei i. Hrwdetf, Rreteretlee Bel w., whteh wi11 prnre effcacrorr. rerVPg its progress, end preventing Ihs Chie elxp,- Ire cases of decided Cholera, the mime M.- dicine will be o1 twins** cartes, No Family sbeeld be without a Bottle of thin Balsam en Mimi. Prepared *sly by .1. Hewlett, 96, York Street, Toet*. S*Id by Brn. PA BRONX Gode►ieb Mswvs. P, B. Clark k Co. Port Reno's. Mr. Wm. loose Sydenham, pore. Salad Godeteb, 99th August tad/, vit-ef9. P111?! ?1l Sigel. MOF,FAT'• VETETA.q LICE PILLS niFty7,t4iX BITTERS ewestm w ram Me e.. syr • a .stow► we w mor (Maid earl ta.r aha as 1, d Armpit, .cal►= -_ - emeeLMoes,+ ife 'S< ~&was fsTrYL waglialMee eeratai waft *so *as* memet Ser waawatetania►umaim a1•••••*.44• INL/000 1280ase. ad MOONS atathee nk ALUM ' OoI0uillira. O1.SS ,OtfhOgCraPasaoi.1111/81•11111. 0di; alIIWINI min SPA. i ROOM Rtb air notioans mos tams n" LZNOTT' a man ata.. rttQ tt tu►LATw t1'>1raAW LOOS. oarralrnwierfihrser e Oar • saaM SON a re web. trs 4 OW eau a-aura1j .,r imine otm....t`- Ter mem ee as AND I cars um =mime meat ekTory 1.41010114• ar1 ara. s••VCINPLIX,ow, war. rD mem. cu: c yearn MBMa=L! £11V&s mous. JSVO WIN d Alfa. amain 00=1PLA!*1'•y 4-Enstat x. IN III *CURIAL& 201•1111A11111.- b•w alts r ow.Nas sends H IMd 1lwsarr tae seta(r mew. ta.. red Nor alas...4 N'essemYa MONT SWLSJY, ea troure n agLTTp &serous commuters a .0 aarr, rrlOAt'SC IPrt(.7ruNn. PALPITATION eats seam, PA5$Txt•a CNW..G, rz L x s . TM .rit..l >..snaw stems .ed.vw was .wd.1 ma.. d sarets ataati g b III lora d tats taw t hea R Y R lkiihrP. tTYaa. bask balm. WNW me Nmaa Malik trans. wet M sew d rddkr cis LAY WJsies Rib ibis IMAMS et 'MOOD a. Use 11118.111.1. *GOArr, . araranium. atrscsrle as. •Csoru LA, .a Sf1N!'/ svgs., i. fir ..wt Row rams. tea we e.wewae W O s Sr/ • er al tor. an t/reseal essaa,t tr wore rias aisow Pram• will A..01%o r,..wOra sa whop tal....a. Y..4 sew t. =wow Tee LIPI PILLS IND 111111 Itl?Tsu PURIFY THE IMOD. 4eJ th.a remove all disease from the *Totem A Nagle trial .ail rkm n. LIFE PILLSPsad N C 111 X BITTERS tey.,e tw neva ereanare- thi... ted •wa...ae. d .wry paW.L DM 'mama .r thew .tNkt.es .n Pap rat cap la .1Y. atuf.'ia', 0.55 5.r.ar.r irrrwwil • it 84.1114. mat: .ahh air r...am of heti.. ) m Want. ear rw...,.. re•r•.,a ata ase TM ..gegen M LA.e.n.. w. "►f••4. "8 darwiwa taw .►e rrw.w. t►edrita .w..nrs.ww M wet rMr yaed.. ). ..n mee•••a ae w.ht, W ley thew .It► •. wrappers; WI it yaw a., M EWANa that Rory ..m. w few .t, w Pot Pial •ems D*. W Zilia= s i olrlP tP, 83* treaty, aeras. M AsIM.y •seer•. Pw Tet , r.r lata y BENJ. PARSONS, Goderich, Jan. 28, 1848. Sale Agent. TWO GOOD FARMS POR SALL. ONE within 2 miles, aril the other with- in about i miles of Goderich Town Plot. The fret is LCT la fa tet Comes - mon, Township.( Geduisb, CONTAINING 164 ACRES, 1a bounced at the roe ewd 15y Like Heron, and at Ilia other by a Public Road,-aed the ..mood is LOT 8 is 8th Co.oueio., Colliers*, W. Division, CONTAINING 100 ACRES, and is situated at ted Juoei oe of two Pob- I ie Roads. ForParticulars apply to )NO. McDONALD, Eon. Goderieh, 12th Jose, 1849. a19 -t/ NOTICE. T1!E Subscriber having RENTED the WAREHOUSE and WHARF belesg- ieg to the Messrs. Davenport, of this plate has estab4t.h•d himself aa a roawAa..a Agar cositsteeme exaca*$T. Any orders or commission from ti. Mer- chants of Godericb, will receive premiss sweeties. .OHN McEWAN. Windsor, Mereb, 1849. 8v -7.U. TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. A. NASMYTH INdst'r slag thanks to itis friends and nu- merous Customers for the Liberal Pat- ronage whish be has received during the past year, begs to (climate that he has jut received en extensive Assortment or men PARIZIIOIRR D'O3, , *sod is ready to Execute all Orders give. to - him with ears and pueetsalfty ae formed Goderich, April, 12th, 1849. 1"-91011 Upper Canada Rebellion Losses. Receiver Genera, Office, Montreal, nth March, 1849. PUBLIC NOTJcli is hereby sen, that Ctaiaata for Robe;lion Canada W is received est, Mho have hot applied to, and W attest of their Clause from the respective hi oftbe Bark a! Myer.. ,n the sewers dieted:teas heretofore will from and after the first day of Jane next, be a.ees.isted 1. apply for peyayt of the seise, either pereesally or by duly appointed Attorsies, to the Pares, Reek is this city. (Slgted,) 111.1i. YiG R IL/[ k.1 O. 8-12 411)c 'won signal, M mem. aa. r'.mywr. arvmtr t'eeeanar BV THOMAS MACQg7W4, Lonna *ea ra.eesees, orate. rsasiT.gvaas, woaa.soa, Seek ..d Job Pristine, seessied with ...reran aid d..pabh. Tema AT fin Rome SNP AL. - HIL- L/NOmemo* per memo if yell .eNesh i iivaeee. er Twstma aim Sts Pyle with tie ecpiketise of the year. No paps, di•oestiseed slit obeys are paid op, seism the publisher Masked hie edmaa- tats to de ss. 71iaJ iedieideel is the eeestryre- geegM. fer six sebeedleve, sk • sevoith mere retie. D' Alf lerr atioesesd to tie sateedar/be pp sell( Willey *RI woe kk aaMbkwa[w premised to be Mitt at Stratford. _ nosy be .sada Other for the whole for ka is see mil ran IMO reslMi.Reere, S.a • :W !' IltllMaw 1. J. E. LIN N, Aeflag. Aee'y. tratfe►d, Oki Jolt 1•11). A mea. we taesag , self trader. o"b. s Isgem j s.:a 1 i enhesi's iesermeLdsbt OS 11 a"1 pereeu(.r part N 11. OStot feta, sail Ter h seeoc4.g to 8psef1e.time la b Mr. Paw .Agneas, Arsbfigt, ►atlout, O>~ pit .1 .Iq fr-.Nor droodoo bp illoogoor. Pot /.1=1114 _