Huron Signal, 1850-02-07, Page 3OM fetr OSA L 'leer b the
inset *refit proof theft Dlthiog will be
leer illeed obeli is .tinily
tree that the R.4icaI , is
their Mess to praclkei 1sa/
of • as .mallet party, now* tiff i bahiga.
Bet in the It Is Wiest% to end weed meson
for the repressive of action by Orem already
la the myortty. 11 certain dews were to
be for oyer butted, becaun in advance of
cereals men, liberal doctrines 'null ever
psmale is abeyance to Toryen. L the En-
glish Chartists neglected to diocese Uuver-
sal SuMege beefiest my L..rd !oho Rus-
sell believed the stepping point to bo at
lee -pound householder., the Charter would
never be obtained. It " leaders" had al-
ways supplied ideas to the people, the reign
of lif)C1of*a week' have opened epos a stele
of society as semi_ fist ail the
Ant Stuarts. The powrr of thought was
sot given to men to be lucked up, and used
only un holidays. An educated people, •
reading, thinking people. ars not to have
their liberties meted out to them according
to the crotchet' u( •1.0141 hall --dose■ party
•' leaders." Tbere may be much in the
foregoieg to gets with the present feel-
r@gs of umny honest and conetatent ltd.'-
mers ; something to create apprebenaion
that, if acted upon the Liberal party would
be split op into (.drains, and sobecome easy
prey to tis opponents. Aeenef reflection
will allay such learn. The Rodorm cause
is more .table new, than During any period
of ea existence ; but its " leaden' are
madly berrying to -the edge of an abyss,
from web ch, nothing but the noel energe-
tic warotngs can save. It ie well, at meet
a time to remind the mus of its duties, so
that the individuals mite be prraer.cd. If
the individuals are heathers of the friendly
voice of tauunn, the masa must bo prepared
to gaffer nothing from their rashness. In
short, if one asd n( men have objections to
Reform, and to meet the wishes of (he pee.
ple, the car of iniprtmement must not be
stopped until their scruples are removed.
The words which 1 have set at the head
of this Trset have a deep meaning, when
spphed to Canadian po'iues. They appear
to have been written expressly for the" the
times," so well do they accord with -oar
petition. They we -e the emanation of •
gifted man ; the prophetic voce of far-see-
ing politician ; lbs weighty reasoning of it
bater of " Finality." They "Peak out
trumpet -tongued against that falai repose,
which is content to maks the rrrnelence of
Reform fur its reality ; they are a deouneu-
non of that dangerous wbegtam, wh.ch
would step the people halfway on 'their
road to political freedom. May they find m
home in the heart agree/ true Canadian
to testae
aid
DESPATCiIF.S ON A N N E X AT ION
AND THE REMOVAL OF TIIE
BEAT OF GOVERNMENT.
From the Glube.
(Copy .)-No. 448.
Downing Sireet j
January 9. 1350.
MT Lotto, -f have to acknowledge your
Despatches of the dates end sumeen gun -
ted in the roarg n -(Nn.. 114. 19th Nov.
)819-127. 3'd Dec. 1819-129, 3rd Dec.
1849-134,,14'h Dec. 1849
2.-1 have late these Detnatches before
Her Majesty and item the A•1Jrecs of the
%Vard• n and G•uncillers of tee elunicioal
Council of the Gore Detect: of the Lt.
Co!..n! Officers of 4)tltt,. of the 1.1 and of
the 8th Bat Winne of the Regiment of Dor-
chester : of the Offi ere of the 4th Battalion
of the Regiment of Kunn'rarka, and the
iobabitacte of the pariah of Ste. Anne de la
Pocatiere : and of the Office.' of Militia
and Lieut. Cof, Cnmraareeng B ::.lions of
the Regiment of Quebec, enclosed in the
two first of these Despatcher, which Iler
Majesty has been ()leveed to receive very
graciously. it has affected Iler Majesty
great satisfaction to revive these expre.•
mons of that loyalty land attachment to the
British Crown which she trusts a generally
felt by her Canadian subjects,
3. With regard to the Address of the
people of Canada in favor 5.1 severing the
Province frum the British Dominions for the
purpose of annexing it to the U States,
welch forme tbesubject of the third of these
Despatches, I have to inform yet that Tier
Majesty' approve* of ycnr having dismissed
from Her Service theme who have Signed a
document which it Scare. lv short of trees
enable, io its character. iter Majesty con -
Woolly relies on tie• loyalty of the great
majority of Her Canalise subjects, and she
is therefore determined to exert all the am-
thority which belongs to Her for the per•
pose of mainta•ning the connccticn nf Cana
da with this conn'ry, being persuaded that
lbs of that conoeelion is highly
adrantsgenns to both,
4. Your Lordship will th-refnre under•
stand that yea are eommanded by Her Ma-
jesty to resist to the utmost of your power
an7 attempt which may be made to bring
ebont the separation of C.neds from the
Brush Domtmoe.. and to mark in the Neon-
RANCLstsAlKAR IBM TURKEY.
A i?OMdt kerma gram trove psrtheilare
of tie estate recently bestowed by the Sul-
tan es M. de Lsmartfwe. The domain Ices
la the Memedsate .. ggor►oed of Srnyres.
and is needy ea Ierge as the Isle of Wight,
being sheet iffy -four moles re circumfer-
ence. 1t has hitherto belonged only to the
crown. s.'ws should .ay in Englaud. The
roil is described as roadsrdully ferule, like
moat of the land is the neighborhood of
Pleyrae, as being weep planted with oranges
and olives, and as capable of every variety
int euluvasien. The chateau, built for the
res.denoe of an imperial officer. is esmwaodi-
oes beyond the usual res of Turkish booti-
es ; and under the wtsdows lies a One fake
of mere than • mite seem., which is descri-
bed as well stocked with filth. The estate
include, 61. village.. M. de Ltmartone, it
is said, goes to Asia Minor in the spring, to
take possession in person of his territorial
LIR.
MiSCELL.ANEOUS.
New Year's day was seised upen an an
excellent occasion to give the President a
blow in the face is a way which he cannot
avoid or resent. In the time of Louts Ped-
Iippi it was usual for the Chamber of Depu-
ties to send a grand deputation to central -
elate his Majnsy uu the advent of the Dew
year. As the traditions or the monarchy
•re at present the order of obs day. there
was no ►earns to sappow that the Lege'''.
teem Auembly of the Republic would alter
a system which had beep practiced in the
times of the Bourbons. Accordingly, the
President "tent a civil leiter, through bit
official secretary, to M. Duple, the Presi-
dent of the A.rembly, requesting to know
neat hoer would suit the usual deputation
to be received at the Elyse., a the Presi-
dent was anxious to consult the co.venteooe
of the Assembly. M. Dupin refused to put
the question to the Arsembly it all, and in -
inflated to oneof the Ministers tt'ho spoke
to him upon the subject before the /intern -
bly himself, but that he (M. Dupin) could
assure him that the proposition would be
received with shouts of derision. M. Rnu.
her, the Minister in gneauon, res the face of
such a declaratinn; prudently abstained from
bringing the subject before the assembly,
and the . was that no grand de.
puttee this year baited on the Pre.mJeot of
the Republic.
CONTINENTAL POLITICS.
The Turkish and I(uasian gnesuon is is d
by the Times to be finally settled by the
hanithenent of some of the refugees front
Turkey, an.l the confinement of others -
the gallant Kossuth atnone the rest, to for-
tified cites under sor,nllance. The Time.
says the British Government is satisfied
with this, but ,we cannot believe it. What
took the British and French fleets to the
DrJanellesl Surely net to yield to Res
EA. It is 111•o said that (Nista has extras-
ted from the Turks the consent to deliver
up political refugee,. in time evening. The
Times chuckles over the alleged settlement,
but Lord Palmerston would never so lower
the British nation as to bo a part to such -
an arrangement. The contme-
ment of Kossuth with the consent of tete
British Goveromeot would be werse than I
the lose of wllhont, and it would take Sir
Charles Napier anti a naval victory to tee
tore our loss of to8uence by their being par-.
her e. it. The columns of the Ttmea are
more than ever insulting and contemptuous t
in speaking alive fnends of liberty in every
reentry which has lately been agitated. -
Italians, Hungarian.. Presentee., all alike fall
under his lash. In France there has been
no very remarkable occurrence, but seine
cnrions and rapid changes in the develop
mends of.party in the Chamber of Deputies.
The coalition between tee ILegittmiay and
Socialists seems rateer on the deeline,while
the m.dinm party are getting stronger. -
Little Jerome Bunnaparte, formerly king of
Westphalia, and only surviving brother of
Napolenn, who carried a mo.ket as private
in the National Guards at the late Revoiu-
eon, ha. been restored to bus rank of Mar
.hal of France. -Globe.
ENGLAND.
Liverpool, Jan. 19th.
The most important circutast•nce, to ern•
nection with home politic., note the last
parkot, has been the publication of • semi-
official announcement to the effect that the
Government have resolved to bring forward
a Measure for tee extension of the suffrage,
both in England and Ireland, mad that it
will most prnbibly be recommended In the
Speech from the Throne. $hnuld the meg-
sore be framed Or anything like a bread spi-
rit it will prove 'one of the *meet that were
ever planned ; since then never was a pen •
od when, riming to the absence of all irriti
ting betties, it would be more safe to piece
seditional power in the bands of the people.
The discueston of this subject will of itself
render the session ase agree' importance,
since it will test the diseression of the
Heise of Lords; hot there are also other
sillies, especially those connected with the
gest scanner Her Majesty's dt.pleasure with colonies, tlhe adjnetment of taiation, the
all thole who may directly or iodiraetly en- emancipation nI the Jews, lice., which are
courage such a denies. looked forward to with considerable inter.
5. And if any attempt nf this tied should est. To the surprise of all persons there
take such • form that those who ere guilty has as yet been no intimation in th• absolv-
e( it, may aceopdtng to such arlyire as you tut papers that Lard P•Im.rstoo Is to be
may receive from your haw Advisers, be impeached and positively aid utterly am -
made rs.pncsibts for their ennduet 111 a helated, immediately on the aseetubling of
Court of Jvetice, you will sot fail to tskr the House of Commons Among the pub -
the neceseaay measures for bringing them he meetings of the pact furtnigbt there hat
to aeeeont. bees one at Manchester, in which Mr.
I ate. My Lord, Bright detailed to his constituents lin views
Yonr most obedient servant, regmrdteg the remedies for the distress of
(Signed) GREY. Ireland. These comprised the abolition rat
The Right Honorable entails, at least to the extent teat the law
Earl of Elgin. should not permit property is be tied up
beyond lives to being ; the abetition of the
(Cspy.)--Ne. 449. law of pram •genitors ; registry of land,
Downie Street, with a 'imp* and system of
Lot Jansary, 1850. trampler ; leasee to tenants and severity for
iKT Loath --1 have had the bonnr to re- r ; a reform and extension of
attar your Lordship's Despatch and its 55. the 'NOW ; the whole number of regia'
closure No. 111, of the 18th November, eared vmten being now not mors than about
reportteg that res hail ..soleal, on the ad 80,000, of whom not mare than half are
Mee of your Conseil sod doer fell asd ase- .luted to vete ; end inaffy a redaction of
lees ds4OerNies, to net es the reeneteme. the Protestant Church with its £1,000,000
dation of rhe Heats of Amembly en tea of revenue and its petit:cel power and pnei-
esbjset of tee plate at winter tiro Moire bees. Attestins bow dpi beim attracted
8esgros N the Pre,tecist Parliament by Ike ergesixation of a roriony for colonial
.hosted be hold and summon tee .ext Pare reform m *Meh.everel of the loading tortes
Bement to sleet at Tornsto, and liberals hemp alike .malted themselves.
As tee A.a•m►Iv fs their Address of Cebdon. Hem* sad Sir wtllli.m M'vforfrorth
which yes tistwnitted a • copy es the ibeingaste.g theists". The objet pro-
IUOte of May lent pespoeed this srrsoesJawed wed is is trying sheet a teesasre t shall
most, 1 hare only to express my twee that relieve the o .t ., soeetry of interference
K may peeve ssee.etahl. bed my sae espouse On Menest of colour**, except
of year Iwedukipoe d.wwi_sien to met uo• to deftlsu them *era aggre.aios by fo
.. the*ewe .Oprerppd "epee by *he i.• pow.r.a1 war with the &open. The com-
p•ees.t•tives of the p..ple of Canada. Mesons td Important, sued is dtreelel against
I am, My Lent Lord Grey, the Celestial Mfiit.ts(, Who is
.w meet 4MAOm Ilenswt, in rocn decree paraocally snpopt(ar. -
!fMgrly hewer the the of :he pout week Imo
t H.msesNet ` Off, 111 b m W el Lest.t. W sgimeu, the pts.
Mallet +t r• t . cwt of OM 115111gnd Sethi IP lisjia. Ar
wee a ower Ws 1.ssc. Clad tw.kahle
seercyb het he had lanes sate issewp.r@to
Imbue. and hence the termtaattoa of kis hie
throegk a cameral break op of kta compute
tion, at the age o148.
THE NEW EMIGRATION SCHEME-
-
The followeg extract from a letter, daied
January 30, 1841, to Thomas nankin,
Esq.. by Rtebard Oastler, Fleet Papers,
Vol. I., pp. 31, 38, will be read with interim'
at the preterit moment
The late Michael Thomas Sadler, who
was my friend frum boyhood (aid that, she
is no trifling honor), once told we the fol-
lowing anecdote :-' During my stay is
Lnneun,' said Sadler, 'I called upon the
Duke of Wellington to explain to be grace
the object and pincip:e of the Teo Hour.
Factories Bill, and to urge him lo support
that measure. After conversing upon that
subject, the duke said to me, " You know
Oastler, of course 1" 1 told him, 1 knew
you well. " Ile is • most extraordinary
roan," said the Duke of Wellington, " he has
called here several times, and he rate:,
writes to me, -be hes very singular notions.
I have received a letter from him this morn-
ing; I do not know hnw to answer it. 1
will read it to you, and hear what you can
say about it.'
"'The Duke then rose, and having found
your letter, put on hu spectacles and read
it. it was about a 'hip leaving L•verpool,
mei emigration. Hying finished, his grace
asked, "Now. Sadler, how can I reply to
such • letter T' "Only by acknowledging
its truth," -1 answered. •' Do you think
with (Metier f' , " Most certainly, be is
right,' was my reply. "1f so, we ere all
wrong." rejoined Wellington. 1 said, -
"There can be no doubt of that, my lord
duke, and the sooner we turn a- new leaf
the better.'•'
"No Si (continues Mr. Oantler), 1
felt pr at any letter of mine should
have attrseterl so much attention from the
D oke of Wellington. As 1 bate told you
what Radler informed me, and as the letter
is not very long, I will insert et for your
permed. It is es follow,:"
• TO HIS a*ACti THE Dyad or wat.umorOIt,
a. e., &r.
"' My Lnrd Duke, -May it please your
Grace, -Il is impossible that i can express
my erautu4e for your graces letter to me
of the 31.1 Memo.
" • i would not willingly intrude on your
time; bet there is one fact, which i think is
worth a hendred theories, and which I omit-
ted to •tale in my last -:t proves the great
■hsurdtty of the prescot system of mt•gov-
ernment.
"'I I,avestood on the dockside at Liver-
pool -1 have seen a vessel having England,
with • cargn of emigrants: some of them
with targe seri of money; some with small
fortunes; and the rent with E.14) or ,e20 each,
which had been paid to them by the over-
seers of their different parishes, to " get rd
of them." I have seen ber sail, and I bave
wept at the sight.
'Those were sent off, beccuse there
was no room -no fond for them in England
-no work-noeinpl•yment.
t
"• The returning tide Las brought in an
fresh steamer, laden with Irish labourers;
W110 Come here and I•ever the prices of
labor, in the very country which .tie export-
ing its inhabitant., and brib.og them t, go,
e because she cannot maintain thein."
"'II have seen these things -1 have won-
dered. Why so much turmoil ! The tame
result might be produced, as far as Eng.
land to concerned, if the steamer stopped at
home, and if the first vessel, instead of
sailing many thousands of mules wi'h ber
cargn, were jest In pop beynn.t the Black
Rock at the mncth of tho Mersey, and
there drop every farthing of money she had
on board into the gen, then return to Liver-
pool, Anil land ber cargo penniless, to seek
for work in the conntry which they had jest
left with plenty of money in their pockets.
e ',
Time effect would be precisely the
same on tier country, although we now eta-
pliiy two sets of hand.. one to go out and
the other to come in; and this we call pole
tieal'economy.
I feel 'stored that your grace will ex-
cuse me 1,r giving the trouble of this let-
ter; and I beg to subscribe myself in no-
cerity,
" y Lord Duke, your Grace's
'Ai".lost obliged and obed't serv't,
"' RICHARD 04-TLER.
„
F,aby Hell, near Huddersfield, August
4,
11132.'"
We now not only feely import laborers
from Ireland, but alio the produce of the
u $l. spa M Ips 8dt..Eure.opa8Ue of cited j A VALUABLE PROPER'T'Y
aisle,, to WO with tweet Crises grist,
deemed, asd would brlsg 119' eJ w •.
Ashes• --Pet• breg /Ss; and Wade 80e 1 _
per cwt. The receipts aro tetoming larger. y IHC eubsrnher tigers for BALE his
Provtaooe-Pork may be quoted at 41. j GKIJT and SAW MILL ettuated to
6d to 45e for prune, sue to 53e OJ for pima the Tewo.►tp of McGillivray, on the Big
mese, and $14 to $13 for odd eon; beteg
sow held st thee. paces.
Butter ha* been .old at 604 to Od der ids,
and 604 for seconds.
Greco -W heat 4e 3d to 45 od; Pees 11.341
to es 4d: Otte 1e 3d to le 4d per mi0ot.
Debentures, it lo 3 per rent. discount.
Hamtltoo, Feb. end, 1850.
Wheat per bushel 3. 9J. Fleur pr bbl.
11e 6d no 90e. (lite per bushel is Id to Is
3d. Peas per hush. Is 9.1 so 2s.
New York, Jan. 21, 1850.
Asher -Market for Puts IS buoyant.wilh
a good inquiry sad sales 80 bble a1 56,81
fur Belle; Pearls are in moderate demand at
16.06.
Flour -There is more asteadiness to the Excellent Property
market for Fleur, but pores are without
change. Sales reach 3000 bbls at $3,81 a
B 1,871 for ordinary State.
FOR SALE ! !
Sable, wales three miles of Flanagan .
Corner. The Mills are now to,operattoo,aad
newly built. The Privilege a the beet un
the River, and situated is the beat Town-
ship in the County aid Heron -well settled,
and Roads opened is all directions to favour
it. The Machiaery and materials are of
the very best quality, and put up by the ve-
ry best Machtneta. For Perimeters to.
quire of James Crumble, Erre, Galt, or op
ply to the robsertber.
PATRICK FLAN AGA N, Proprietor.
McGinn/ray, 15th January, 10.50. 2.3011
t 7 The Galt Reporter will insert the
above until forbid.
IIat RLLIOHNCR It Texas. -it speaks wall
for the people of Texas., that already thirty-
one new.papers have bred established, two
of which are religions, and are weekly dis-
seminating Intelligence through that thriv-
ing State, This is precisely the number of
papers published in New Hampehire, which
has been settled above tom hundred years.
-Con. Juan.
LOST -STRAYED OR OTHERWISE.
GONE A -MISSING !-Soerrtnner about
the sod of August or begiosing of S4slember
Int a young Inas lately from Beodaed, went
on beard the Eclipse steambnst at Port Credit
on Lake Ontario, and delivered (to a person
whose apprsrence seemed to say he was either
keit Mute. or Purser, or Steward of the host,) •
parol wrspt in strong brown paper. and address-
ed to ' Ths F.dtior of she Huron Signal, Gode-
rich." 1 be pelves who received it was instruct-
ed to lase it at the Gndetieh Stage Once in
Hamilton, for which the young man paid h m
was s/filing currency. Sinee tet time many
enquiries tiaa• been made in Hamittoo about it,
bat the parcel has never yet been heard of by
any person interested in its welfare. If any of
rev friend. or in Hamilton or
Toronto, who may be •cgn.inved with the gen-
tleman who usually takes charge of such things
so board the Eclipse steamboat, would take
the trouble of giving him the hint that the
:parents of the parcel would be more highly
prized by the nwner than by any other person,
they would cooter a favor on
THOMAS ItfACQUEEN.
Swett. Ovrtc►.
Goderich, Jan- 31, 1850- y
POP. 1�.L?jEe
' MIAT Ilandsorse and COMMODIOUS
BRICK COTTAGE situate on the
Northern Limits oftho Town of Goderich,
lately occupied by John Ruch, and belong.
loft to Henry 'torten.
Thee Cottage stands in a beautiful and
retired situation, and is well adapted for s
genteel family. it will be sold nn moderate
'Perms ; or otherwise LEI for s TERM of
years at a reasonable Rent. The subscri-
ber also wishes to di.poee of a Span of good
Working HORSES, one three and the oth-
er four years old, and well broke, both to
harness and saddle, For Particulars apply
to the Proprietor.
IiENRY IIORTON.
Goderich, 33rd Jan. 1850. 2r -n5111
N1:1V GOODS IN FERGUS.
fetHE sub.criher has just received a i.ardEk
i1 and Complete ,i•sortment of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, Ilard ware, Crock-
ery, Wrne., Sptnta, L;, bat., which he 01.
fere •t low remunerating prices for Cash or
Read, Pay. A Lsrgc Stock of Supe-
rior ('anidean VIli 4KEY, for Sa!e very to an•v
ynanlity. Also, a good assortment of
STOVES, /coos:sting of Box. Cooking and
Par!or,) Plough', Huger Kettles, Bike
Oven., and Bellied Pot..
The highest prime pate in CASH for any
quantity of Gond Merchantable WHEAT,
Pork, and Timothy S' -ed.
All kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange for Store Good.,
1.. %V. WATSON.
Fergus Mill Store, Jan 1 I85n 9c -n4911
Grand Fancy B
all •! Illank Deeds and -Memorials,
AT TIIE DiVAN,ND all kinds of DIVISION COURT
On Thursday Emraiag, the MA keg. ,'.'..� BLANKS, and BLANK PROMIS-
ROILY NOTES, for sale at the Sigoal
OPEN TO ALL. - 1Olft.e. Every diseription of BOOK and
3011 Printing 'petaled with neatness and
Tickets 51. Dancing to commence at 8 dice -etch. -
o'clock.
Tahleax Vivans ! Ethinpiao Melodies, NOTICE,
kr. bat. during the Evening.
Goderich, Feb. 7, 1850. 3v1 THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist-
-°- between JOAN STRACHAN of
Goderich, 'Esquire and DANIEL ii0ME
THE FARMER'S PAPER. LIZARS, of Stratford, Esquire, as Barris -
The Canada Agriculturist ; The brat and ter and Attornies et Law, Solicitors in
cheapest Fenne, s paper published in Chancery, 'Notary Public and Cu$veyan-
Casado, and the only one ROW published cera, is this day dissolved by Mutual coo-
ns Upper Gaeadn. ' sent. JOHN STRACHAN,
teethe second volume of the Agrteulturist DANIEL HOME LIZARS.
2. in ito present form commences January, Wetness --A. W. 8raacuae.
1850. It to teemed monthly, and cantatas Goderich, god January, 18.10. 2e -n49
24 pages, double columns, imperial octavo.
Diru%g the preprint year, the edteretiog
sheet wt!t be dispensed with. It will con -
NOTICE.
tain nemerotis illustrations of Machines and 'IMIE Debts dee be the -late firm of
Farm implements, Farm Howes and Cot- STRACHAN & LiZARB, as Barris -
tepee. &-., Plans for School House., and ter and Anomie. at Law, will be paid by
Diagrams in explanation of questions in John Strachan and Daniel (tome Ligate, at
mechanical science, and natural philosophy. their respective offices in Goderich and
Great care will be taken in the 'selection Stratford : And the debts du,e to them •re
atwitter, whether rel•ttiag to Agriculture, requested to be forthwith pied. .Thole due
Horticulture, Mechanics, D tmestic Econo• the office at Godench, to the said John
my, Education, or general Science. Set.- Strachan. at Goderich. aforesaid. and. those
rel intelligent practical farmers and garde- due the office at Stratford; -to the -skid Dan'
bets have promised correspondence, etre tel Home I.ixare, at Stretford, aforesaid.
the editors will be happy to r.coive comma- JOHN STRACHAN.
nications from all their eubsenbers. Such DANIEL IIOME LiZARS.
as are of interest mil be freely published. Goderich, Ind January, 1850. 1v -n49
Two or three gentlemen of high scientific .
attainments [one of whom is connected TYPE FOi1NDRY AND PRINTERS
with the University,] have agreed to con- eTRNISHING WARE HOUSE.
tribute to the columns of the Agriculturist. THP, Subscribers have opened a New
Partnere, subtcnbe and pay for your pa- Type Foundry in the City of New
laborers of every other country. 01 course, per, and then write for et all parties will York, where they are ready to supply order@
the Aped of misery an l destitution rues thus be pleased and benefi'ed. to any extent, fie any kind of Job Fancy
Higher and higher. Then we are told Tho Agriculturist is devoted to the de- Type, ink, Paper, Chase., Galleys, Breis
Chnsuaniiy and "common sense''teach us, velopment and advancement of the real in. Rules, Steel. Column Rules, Composing
that our (mute prosperity will be promoted terests of Canada. Much gond has already Sticks, Caee., and every article• necessary
by .pending our "surplus Capital' to rear- been done by this paper, and these which for a Printing Office. '
Porting onr ' .nrplus population.' AS it to a cnotinoation, But the proprietors of The Type, which arc cast In new mould.,
(Sadler .a•d to Wellington, "the sooner we the Ceftin:or, and the other papers alluded from entirely new Sett of Matrixes, with
tern over a new leaf the better."-Deeles to. suffered great loss; and the proprietors dcepcounterr, and warranted ,o be unsrtr-
Werk1g AI ger. of the Agriculturist have, so far, been ant passed by any, be gold at prices to soul the
of pocket, besides the time, labor and anxre- lime.. All the type furnished by us is
THE POST OFFICE STRUGGLE. ty'pest in he pubhcetion. Is the reproach " hand cast."
The Sonday l.bour••t the Post Office is that the farmers of Canada will not support Printing Presses furnished. and and also,
still very imperfectly performed, and tate an agriculttiral paper of any kind, to con- Steam Engines of the most approved pat
volunteers are anxiously looking for the lame? We hope not. Let those who ferns,
timetme of Parliament, to relieve them from love their country, and desire its improve- Compositinn Roller, cast for prinfera.
their 000roge duties. Several hundred Lon ment, make a little more effort this rear, O E:utor. of Newspapers who will
don letters were sent by mistake 1.0 Liver. and the reprnach may be wiped ont forever. huy three umee as much type as their belle
pool on Suaday last, and came back on As an inducement to extra exertion, we .menet to, mai dive the above eat -months'
Monday stamped " mis-sent," offer the following Premiums: -Os. Hes- internee in their paper., and send their
Last evening one of the Sunday volume 01111.11 DOLLARS ! SKv'KSTy-nv5 0014,0tW! papers containing it to theSuhecrihers.
teen, named Clayton, wag apprehended on E'trTT Do5La51! Every person who will C"OCKCROFT & OVERF. JD
a charge of stealing money at the Poet Of- procure 200 subscriber. for the Agricultu- 11'0 78 Ann Street Petr York.
6ce, and will be examined this morning et reel, at the subscription price of ONE Doi, December 7th 1847. m t3
B,•w-.t rest. Comment is needles.. Lea, end remit the money at the time of NOTICE.
The P ••t Office Surveyors reset Mr. Row. ordering tee paper will he paid 1100; for
land (till en Teeraday and WeJnc.dy, and 1f0 • , $73; for 190 ditto, 150; ALL .hose to whom PREMIUMS were
were closeted with him from ten till four on for 71) ditto, $30; fur 60 ditto, $15. Agri- awarded at the Annual Exhihiunn of
each. Their coneultatinns have not yet celtnral Societies, and those persons who the Huron Deane( Agncnitoral Soc•ety,
been brought to a close. The result is obtain the paper through their oociety, are for the year 1849, are rcgnested to call upon
doubtful, but tomer has it that there is no excluded from the attove. As we have no the Treasurer of the Society, and receive
intention, on the part of Mr. 11111, to .ban• itavelltsg Besets; the offers are open, end ii,eir re.prruvr a-rsrds.
ROOT. MODER W ELL.
or to ■boLeh Poet Office business in the tneetkreed. Noa Treasurer. i1. D. A5.25.
p pars will b) sent unless Goderich, 30th January, )850. 5211
rouotry on that day. Everything enmbioes the siabsertption sccompaniem the order, un-
to trete the friends of Sabbath observance til the ••••11•41 ,comber [601 aali
realised: 6f- ' S T R A T F O R D AGRICULTURAL
with the conviction that an act of parliament tee that ass toff the price may be retained SOCiET1'.
-nen 1 ifro Poor Of4es trenanto by 11 ., till the completion of the ' mluE General Afmeting of the Society
the uelnterrupled enjoyment of the Lord's hag which ho iwtesdo to oww•rd, Who will take place nn the Third Sa'uiday
dale -BIC. Weekly Meserager. will try 7 Where is the townabip is Cum- of February, Oho 18th) et 19 o'clock n m,
da West, is which sn young man cam be et tee Ue,on mewl (Mr, Wea1J) wen
,lit a X Ic e t s . toned willing to speed two or three weeks the Managers for the ensuing year are to
this winter to win at least the 515 priest- be elected.
Agriculture) Societies ordering 95 copies '
tanerrw, Pets. 1850.and opeWILLIAM SMITH. Pratt.
aree, will be supplied at half a dol J. J• E. STON, Secretary,
Feer per barrel, Da bbl) 3 17 F • 0 18 0 1 tr; twelve copies and upwards. is 9d.- Stratford, 99tH Jan., 1650. 5e.
s 4 •
Fleet per 111191b
, f aveten) 8 9 a 0 9 0 Mingle wbsenptiras, nos dollar. Lnctl
rail Whoa, per bedel, 0 3 0 a 0 3 1 Agenea, whh will proenre Deet three soh- ' C'AM1S into the enclosure of the titterer,Kr,
RPr,nt wheel Per befit. 0 1 8 a 0 9 94
'mitoses, and remit us the eohsCription, free ber in December last a Black STEER.
Oats, per hs.hel, 0 0 9 e 0 0 10 of peonage'', wet he allowed 10 pet' sesta-- 'sowing (kr., years old, with a whit. fee.
Pew, per bawd, 0 1 9 s 0 1 lel Garman lteemaaistm. Secretary Agriealeo- ''tag born., a black ring roonj bath eyes
Hey, per los, 1 10 0 • 1 13 0 nal Assneiarte,c, Priacipsl Editor, assisted I the *i7 of 01. tail *kite, and some *Atte 0n
Boum Orme) err N. 0 o a • o e 7 ► Wr YCQO 'tie.
TAKE HEED.
WHEREAS spry wife Elkus Maloogh,
hold.. NOTE of HAND firms sae for
One Pored Pi10 Bhdh. s, Curr . Due
011 the 17t► met. 1 hereby caution N1 and
every pone. against accepting or porcine -
mg the said Note, a. 1 will not pay the
same, never having received e.y value kr
it. And 1 further mimeo* t. afw public,
that I will nut be responsible fur soy debts
witch ill* pate Ell.o Malo.gh may ce.tract
after the date of this none..
BENJAMIN MALOUrH•
reattach:, 6th Jen. 1850. !v -e49 -Jt
QTRA YBO from the .ebecrber ••• or
eboui the Int of Nosembrr lett, O*.
Vok. of Black OXEN, hrown streak on she
back, rix year. old. Also three COWS.
one blank, spangled with whsle spas. One
large Red Cow weh a whit• Feces. One
lint -d Lack bundle Cow, and non Two
years old ick
lleifer. Any person Lavirg
tnaormsttu• of the above carte at tee Sig
nal Office or with Mr, doh• Allan, Tavern
Keeper, GoJerieh, will be tan.fetl for their
rouble. SAMUEL 11e('OSKIEkY.
Klncatdine, 24th Dec. 1049.
CASH for W II !-t::1'!'
AT the Gudcrich M Ill -and C•.b for Cherry
Saw Logs at Go.rrh and $,yfi.ld Mitl..
by 1rvll.l.ln tl YH'F.B
Goderich .fella, 5th December, 1849 46-0
JUST to:cf.:IVSD
PER SCHOONER ANNEXATION.
A ND for sale Ly the Sabeeriber. Cheap
41 for Cash or Pnxdure
•
55 Cheats Tea.. M".eus•do & other Sugar.
Boxes Tobacco, Dn R••.p.
25 bbl. Joshes Bust n!,1 ()'ion tt'Mrkey.
40 bbls McLeodedurille rect. Vb,.kcy.
1 Hudgeliead of Cot nae Ilrandy.
1 Pipe Higbwines 50 over pr. of.
Engheh Iron Brest Brands snorted.
900 table fine Salt,
1Voolen Shawls, Do P,aid., Per:te, bee. Ike -
C. CRABS.
Goderich Dec. 12th, 1849. n43 -•SIL
C AUT1O,1 TO THE PUBLIC. -LOST .a
the residence of the subscriber, in the 2nd
Cot cession of the Township of Goderich, about
the end of November last, s Premium, NOTE.
nes-le by one Jacob Welton in f.,n, of Jobe Cal.
Meter or bearer, der Ell IS.. sed dee o. the 8ih
No ember 1849, witnesaed by Robin Elliott and
Julio 11.517, This is therefore to cootie* soy
per ion, finding or recei•iog the said Note, that
the game is still the property of the rubacraber,
ane that he has not assigned the same to say
rani, and that the same may be delivered to Dixie
W Amon Erg. Barn.ter, Goderich, or to the sub-
setiber. JOHN GALLAGHER,
2nd Con. Tuwnsbip joGoderich.
4th December, 1849. 9v -a45 -if
NOTICE. --A Young Man, of good moral
character, who holds • certuieate of quali-
fication, of me, of the fiat class, is desirous of
obtaiotng ■ Common Seiwol. Ile has some
knowledge of ',see, and will be ready to teeth
• few of the first elementary books in that tosgse.
Apply, if by Leiter, poet -paid, to this office, or
to 111r. 1). McMillan, Teacher of School Section •
No. 4, Tucker/meth, London Reed.
CHARLES FLETCHER,
Supt, C. S. Haran District.
Edacatlnn Office, heron District,
Goderich, 18th Dec. 1849. ( 2v..46-11
don the trenrtesseee of mail. on Sunday. aeeessible to all, with 11e eRCeptiott just
Setter ern
i. tb. key, per 1►. 0 0 5 • 0 0 C y w 0.1- r.
AQ N/lMnah.e84 N 7wsl•pu1t and ad•
rtsitgal, Jas 31, 1850 drgasd MTs e15 Kittens to the Agasetle-
tlper-.Betel able of wiper? ..perA.. nek Tireatt ." ,-
life belly. The owner is rege.st.d to prove
pnrpwty. pay eleveted tabs ben away
PEl'RR GRA:iT, Manley, 1.esdnn Riad.
Ilgn DISC 9ysuffn-0
TO BE SOLD,
AN excellent Farm, being Lot No. 11.
Maitland Conee.sion, Township of
Goderich, cootaiuing 100 acres -30 of which
to cleared. The land is of a superior quali-
ty, and well watered. 1t is situated exact-
ly nine miles from the town of Goderich on
the lluron Road, amb at the junction of six
different roads; aid as it is in the center of
a populous and prosperous locality, it is ex-
cellently, adapted for a Tavern stand or a
Store. This farm is well entitled to the
attention of persons desirous of an eligible
situation for business, and awiII be sold on
very reasonable terms. For particulars
apply to Thomas Dark, Tavern.keeper,
Goderich, or to the proprietor
JONAS COPP,
Village of Harpurhey.
lune 15. 1849. v2o 19tf
TRAVELLER'S HOME,J
BTRASBURG, Wariat.00,
28th Febrility, 11549.
rrHE Subscriber hereby intimates to his
1 friends and the Travelling Peblle gene-
rally, that he has removed from New Aber-
deen to the Village of Snauborgb, and will
now be found in that well-known bouse for-
merly occupied by Mr. Jones, -where he
'will be ready and able to conduce to the
comfort of those who may honor bin, with
their patronage. And white he return*
thanks for past favors, he hopes, by strict
attention to the wants and *i,bes he
customer., still to merit a continua a of
their patronage.
JOiiN ABEL.
N. B. -Good STABLES and attentive
Grooms. v2-0411
R. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST.
•
Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medi-
cines, Perfumery,• Brushes,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Dye Stuffs, &c. "&c.
rF(F beg thiamin the (nhab.
A 'tante of STRATFORD and the "or-
rnunding Township., as well as the public
in general, that they bath opened the shore
establishment in this Tulin, *hero *Pier
will algo keep constantly on heed s choice
selection of
GROCERIES, ;FINES. LIQUORS.
HARDWARE, tic &c.
WI en they Lore by beeping a Nenw
stock at leer pr cos to rceoive a metre of
pnhhc perronsge,
Pftscician's p Wines bbd family re-
e;ees diepensed with the greatest security
amt promote tele.
N. B. -Crawford tt i eluch's Mustard
wholesale and relaid,
R. WILLIAMS 81.' Co.
Stratford, 14th January i8511. !voSO
HURON DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL.
SOCIETY.
TILE Anent' General Meet's, .1 the
above Vice,ety, Will he held et 1h.,
Horne Hotel (Mr:Gentler') in the Tern
of Gmlench, no Tue•dale the Milt day of
Fehhtsr, nrgt, for the election of OPF1Cf'
BEARERS. kr. 1gefor the provost year.
R. G. CUNINGHAMB.
Nrcreiery, 1J. R. d- R.
Go :rile'', Jan. 31, 1860. held
8 PR .f every deseriere. Sset r
J0as
set) promptly emergent atmkt .der.
Niemen 10, 11.4!