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1Cbdab PJYearL wsa sacs uv best d effete'
banquet; ba root us as old, tat.. fey' of theedacN is the Pala Aase tasty �i Seeds ¢ I)
mast, sad d;owes (Yeas teal s eN pass epeitsllr viiia . de year !y ibis 1ontM •F►•'e
baso as slightest •tuouon. Qud"el NI a tissR% Jeoumh, wet• the eiceptlos of pan
decked lemma u a eple.dN Nss►vtio. It bis sppe"red la * solvated Rl�
kens, somparud wise test year. it is MM- y���� �
gular that Nes l)rleum bee bttbet:o /i ; o" WA/ hest,
escapade' -Neto Y.sk 1J"retkl. • Wheat,
An Arise Pascertoa.-At the fellow- second hest,
ship meeting in the West Churoh, Isyse-
o( hie ptlisa. near,
no Monday lest, in the abseoos of the thinl best,
ys.te/ wawa. ' whet( aro You 1i/reenter, old Joke McLean, the well-
'� �tb known 11i L bialerias,led :ie
�ro lied, 'Nines ell the respect •hewn g pesla nt.-
P Pa to the no .mal estonishmeet of the miou-
me is owls, to ety garment it a but fair ter anJ alt aaasmbiod. Althouib ibis setrt-
that they should participate In the feast.' sn h to is his 104th year, yet he feehegly
A man out came to the Kh..J4h, saying, 1 : sinfully Sung lb. good u1d seresast-
'Etfetdi, I have need of an ass to -day; bare i,ig times of French sed Martyrs. mad that.
the kindness to lead me your's.' too, without the (east faltertsg, in whish
1 have not as u• here,' said the Khc .b; all present cordially jwsed. - Hortrifey
at the same moment the eternal be i5 W /'st ,
bray N timetable.
at
7 O Nlag wOM Ye tlfM,f M a V11111f)) .n;.a ret keel
flit 1pa Alf•
rWH's
wedelns
s OMA teeroz
ping away, and 4vtarned to
pt.'s* sad sew trousers,
the scene of (eattvtty. Ile was neared
with honour at the door, saluted with e
shower of compliments, au4 coLsluotud to
the highest seat. Ae the dishes were pr"-
/ented to his, h.j 1I1 d 1n ugh the sleeve
.1C4'.Jah taYarldt f exclaim.
0 0
best, 0 16 0
0 10 0
0 15 )
0 10 0
o 7 6
Harley, 0 7 6
second best, 0 5 0
Rye, 0 7 6
second best, 0 5 0
Oats, 0 7 6
second est, o 5 0
Peas, 0 7 6
second best, - u 5 u
Clover Seed, grown in
1850 (one bushel) 0 7 6
se'r)n(I best, 0 5 O
'timothy Seed,(onc bu) 0 7 6
second best, o 5 0
Firkin salt Butter, 56
lbs. packed 4' cured, 0 12 6
second best, o 10. 0
third best,, o 7 6
Newly made Butter, ten
puunt1s, 0 7 6
second best, 0 0
Cheese, 25 Ibs. 0 12 6
• second best, o. 10 0
third best, o 7° 6
Maple Sugar, (cake 25
lbs. produced on ex-
hibitor's premises, 0. 10 0
second best, 0 7 6
third best, • 0 5 0
MANUFACTURES lit iMPLEMENT>,.
Fen Yards of Holme made
Fulled Cloth, from Wool
grown by exhibitor, and
spun in Itis family, (all
Wool, web of 1850,) w0 15 0
second beat, 0 10 0
third best, 0 7 (1
Ten yards of Home *Well.
uade
• Flannel, all. wool; do.
(not fulled, do.) o 10 0
second beet, o 7 6
third best, . 0 5 0
Nine yards. Blanketipg, all*
wool, do. (twilled, not ful-
• led, do.) • *0 10 0
6 j second best, 0 7 6
third best, -
Ten yards Linsey, cotton &
• wool, (not fulled) 0' 7 6
second best, 0 5 0
Best New Double Wagon
made by a member ofthe
Society, 0 10 0
second best, 0 7 6
Best Plough, any improved
kind, for one year, 0 12 6
second best, 0 7 6
Harness -Best set' of
Double, - -0 15 0
second hest, 0 10 0
For any Agricultural Implement, made by s
member or membere of this Society, of an un-
proved desciiptioo, to be decided by the Judges.
O Prise in discretion of Committee.
BY-LAWS.
(y 1. No Animal gaining the first prize one year,
can take it in the seine character the second or
O soy other year; but may show sod be entitled to
O a certificate from the Society, or such other
honorary reward as may be decided on, escept
0 Balls, Stallions, Boars and Rams, which may
O show and carry arae prizes for two years.
2. That a Subscriber be only entitled to one
6 prize fur Butter sod Cheese, or for Grain of the
rime kind.
3. That Stallions, Bulb and Boar!, most have
served within the Society's Dietricr, the season
previous to the show (except to eases of extra
rremioms), or exhibitors of each to give ea ob-
ligation that they will serve in their season.
4. Balls mast have s ring or screw in Their
nose, wuh a rope er chain attached, to prevent
accidents.
S. That the prise for Hellen be not awarded
to any animals that has previously had a calf.
6. That the quantity of Grain and Seeds ex-
hihited, (Pease and Indian Corn included ) be
sot ler than two Barthel', and r.ie.J by en ex-
hibitor, from a field of at least two acres, (unless
the quantity of tend and grain or seeds be other-
wise speei4ei:) and the ('heese and Batter. nr
other Farm Produce, exhibited, to be produce
from exhibitor's farm, heed or stock: sad that all
0I Ewe, shown (except Fal Sheep) shall hare
Buckled • Iamb to the first of Aaguot previous to
1 t6. Show.
7. That all competitors for prizes glee to the
Secretary notice of the description of Sock or
Produce they intend to show, before, or nn the
day previous to the day of soy Annual or Gene.
ral Mhow.
6. Teat all Steak and Produce exhibited.
most be on the `round precisely a even o'alnch
of the day a the Show; the Judges will a1 that
hour eater on their duties.
9. No article or animal can be shewo for two
prizes the same year.
O 10. That for the eneonregemea of those
Members who may introduce improved Stock;
OI if asy animal entered for competition he deemed
O by the Judges worthy of the first prize, and if
the owner of the same prove to the estisfsctia
of the Judges that such specimen of •rock bee
been imported or pare breed not of Stock Import-
ed from Great Britain or Ireland, he abaa re-
ceive double the amount of premium otherwise
'monied, bet only for ooe year.
11 All Stock to he property ofexbibitor three
month, before the Show. Judges will have tr.-
centenary power in withholdl•g prizes; and no
pinna eta be lodge of his owe property. (See
Roles tee, skew tad twelve•, F.
PLOUGHING MATCH
Ts ►.e at the Farm of S. Fryf gl., Req., on Fri-
day. the eleventh Oehe6.r. Plough to be of any 0trdertch, esot•ini•g100 acre. -30 of which
ekai•eri The mound to M ploughed by the prrtoa. cleared. Tbs land Is of • superior qualt-
q. or by nee of his family, or servant owe ty, and well watered. 11 i sittated exact-
ly
pr!•ioa.ly El: 3r rd sad hired. Niue: t nine stela aterom the town of fitted iebex oa
In. el Hit : 2nd. LI: 3rd, IS. ; nth, In,,; 5th, y
So Le 0 0 Time we hour. A.te• s, 10 the Florae Rod, and at the junction of OW
A. M. Quantity a l.es, hap as wr each.- different rods; and m tt is m the ower of
Ferret. 1r9 a peptises as proep.rous locality, it is ex -
6A Fair will As held for the she of Farm fleetk celleelly adapted for a Tavern Nand or a
.f •vary DeeenDUN, sa oho day of 8hnw i Store. T64a farm le well entitled to the
O Ostniwr. 111.• Gn,s, R..4,..be., w h. sbnwa atteeImn of perenns dnmrou. of sn oltgibl.
(/ •t Mrs Ibyler', Farmer's ian. R.6srnp. :wily
bfar bu.inma, mai watt b. end Os
t ou hr Member., to bs pard oa a belor. 'i0tb
0 August soli
r.ry rsagsM•blo terns. For paruculare
1ft1IN 1 1: LINTON, 3...'y apply to 11. 44. LI?.ARti, Lead Agwl.
Stratford, 99th J,eu , 18J0 •Js!! Goderich, June 10, 1OO. fee -310
'ler said the mart. 'do sot 1 hear yon Centel,M 41reetrn.-Very few people
au braying to tie stabler take hot the pains they ought with cah6a-
'Wbat!' exclaimed 'he Khojab,'t.ea44 tree. When they are cur, no matter how -
you take the word of an ace is proles., they are left to bring writs; so matter
to mise?' whin, nor hew many. Now, the fact ie.
It happened once that the Kali ( j bat wheal the opr.els begin•te some they
of Mary -Hisser (a village sear Conete r
Dnpk) got drunk, and fell asleep in hie vise.
yard • the Kbojah, walking with • friend,
passed hy the place, and seeing the Kesie
cooditioe, stole his grows and placed it
upon Me own shoulders.' W hes the Katt
awoke, and mused his gown, hei summoned
his attendants., and seeding them in differ-
ent direction", commanded them to arrest
the persns with (Ahem it should be discov-
ered. One of the °Meets rocognieed the
gown on the Khnjah's ,back, and s.i ing
bon, dragged Mor to the Melikeweb (the
public inbusal) When the Kazi saw him,
Ne demanded:
elKbe ah Effendi, when didat thou find
this gown?'
The Khejih answered in a loud voice so
that all the speelators might hear:
'As I was wailing this n.ornfsg with a
friend, we esw • Kast, so reckless of the
holy law he was appointed to idminierer,
that he lay in an open field, dead drunk and
asleep. My eompamun, in indignation,
spat upon and kicked him; 1 took hie clock,
and put it on me. 1f it be thy property,
i am wilting to resign it to the.'
'No, so, Kbojah.r cried the Kant, , ala -m - To cure a fellon take some flour and mix
ed foe hie reputation; 'it is nude of mise! it it w ith cream into a panto and put it on u
is Rose of miner a poultice then Noce it when ripe.
'humid be all rubbed off but tea beet -n► et
Stoat. two; testier(' of which, a multitu le of
.mall ones an allowed to grow, not any of
which bring good hearts, and all are, f.•r
the most wort, but • poor apology for
greens. When the cabbage is cut, the
leaves ehnuld be ent of the stem, and as
soon as the hada of the stamp begin to
grow, rub off or cut all that arenot wanted,
leaving one of the strongest and beet to
grow into a Lend, which It will do in an is -
credibly short time; cgnalling, and more
(vegnenity excelling the firet heed i1.n!(, in
flavour end appearance. -Farmer's .Uuedk-
ly Visitor.
Vu.rARI.e RF.calra.-To prevent the
horr•r from injuring apple trees. The borer
late its r•g,re jest within the hark a few
inches from the ground, in Jane, two
pound.. of potash to ooe bucket of wa'er-
waeh the tree in June, and the ligtud de-
stroys the stage, and will prevent the recur
renee of the evil next year this is the com
moa practice of the orchardist* in Massa-
rhneetls, and is successful. -Portsmouth
Journal.
Aweer. Occt'aareca-Sir CAifdrrt Bur-
sted !o DeatA.-The -most heart-rending
calamity that ever oceured In the County of
Ottawa, happened last week in the town-
ship of Bristol, (or Clarendon,) to a family
by the name of knox. The circumstances,
as far u we have yet been able to ascertain
are most extraordinary, being briefly as
follows; -A few days ago, Knox, (the
tether) laying visited the village of Smiths
Falls, was returning bome by the Rideau
('anal, and while one of the steamers, be
was wishing to enter • private apartment of
the Seat, unconsciously, (it being disk,) en-
tered the wheel -house and stepod upon one
of the paddles of tho wheel. At this mo-
ment, the wheel, which was motionless
when bo entered, begun to move. and made
several revolutions before he was enabled
to disengage himself, which he only succld •
ed in doing after several of hie bones were
broken, and otherwise mutilated in a molt
shocking manner. But the moat lemon -
table pert of our story remains to bo told.
While Knox was being conveyed home in
this state, and when within a abort distance
of his own residence, his wife who was at
home with seven ehildree, hearing of hor
husband's approach left the house with the
youngest child io her arms to meet him,
leaving the other six, (the eldest about 14
years of age,) at home. During her ab-
sence the house took fire, and all within it
was consumed. Nothing was to be seen
upon the return of the mother, but the
smoking relics of her late habihation, in
which were then found the charred remains
of her six unfortunate children. Out of a
fancily of nine, the mother and ono infant'
alone remains unhurt; yet what must bo
that mothers anguish? in one short day
six of her children a taken from her, she
receives& raturniortueband mutilated and
almost lifeless, and becomes Iouseleae.
Such are the details of the distressing oc•
curreice so far as wo have been able to
gather them from authentic sources, and
we hope it may never again fall to our lot
to describe so sad &n event, -Ottawa Ar-
g a A.
I t •mfrs Tus lernit.e.-Two boys go-
ing home ono day, found a box in the ,toad,
and disputed who was the finder. They
tougtit the whole afternoon, without com-
ing to a decision. At last they agreed to
divide the contents equally, but, on opening
tho box lo! .ed behold! was empty. Few
warms have been more profitable than this
to the parties concered.
A person reading a paragraph in the pa-
pers, that a large piece of land was washed
sway by an inundating, but that the ac-
count was not fully confirmed, was cut
short by a gentleman-'Tbat if it was "von
true, there was no ground for the report.'
There is . place down oast where the
sheep are so poor that it takes six of them
to cast n shadow. it is a place something
similar to that in Jersey, where the bogs
aro eo poor that tbey have to stand against
the fence to eque.l!
RNAa0lARLu RRrt0or.-in court tho
other day, a 'canoes being asked bow ho
knew that a man and woman were man and
wife, replied-'Becsuee ho haul often heard
the woman blow the gentleman up.' The
evidence was held to be conclusive.
Tan ('YOLRu(A ire TUN Cuuerev.-Tho
rraiele, locomotion, caprices, and uncertain-
ties', of thus destroyer, are els gnlar and on-
aeeounlable. This time last year, the di
ease wan raging intensely in our city, mal-
tfeeti.g itself singularly eneeeh, rMeS, en
tin .venue" and outskirts pt the city, while
• the Jen or and More crowded pert wee
eomperu*ively free from the pe•Il!oner.-
But thiln year not the least symptom of thr-
iftiness.
he
diems. hes appeared in our p'•polat•• n, and
the health of the city generally is more than
es tally good at this 'onion of the year.
Or, the other band, while one place us ex.
• not from di , other planes are vise's,,
wteh greet severity. At Nashville, the
ch dere, it is said is of a very malignant and
fatal type; at Pittsburg and Cincinnat' u
abs agile appeared this year, ae well as at
8t. Louis, though .t "either wt tie latter
pl.eae with the sante intemtty, sod to the
• ime extent •. last year. le Denote,
s.peolally the Illinois river, at felt.,
ravages have boot great, considering the
size of the elite.; and the towns o" the
Ntoeieeippi, geserall . have bad 'noel of
these Stray more, chiefly, beweiver, from
the M,sostt of the dead or dying from
A( UICUL (URE.
AT • Meeting of the Committee of the Sine.
ford Agricultural Society, the following
Premiums were ■warded, to be shows Is. et the
Society's ninth Annual Exhibition, et Stratford,
on Tuesday, the first day of October, 4850.
- Horses.
For the Lest I3rut(x1 Marc
and Foal, .01 0
second best, '15
thud best, 7,
For the t 3 years old
Filly, Of `GLlding, 0 12
second best, . 7
third best, 5
Best two year okl Filly
or Gelding, 0 10
Second• beat 7
One year year old Colt, 0 7
second best, .0 5
Span of Farm Horses,
geldings or mares, r 1 0
second best, , 0 15
third best, 10
Cattle.
'Three year old Bull, anis
not more than seven, 1 10
second best, 1 0
third best, o 10'
Two year old Bull, 1 0
second best 0 15
One year old Bull, , 0 10
se and hest, 0 • 7
Milch Cow and Calf, 0` 15
second best, 0 10
third best, 0 7
Milch Cow, 0 12
second best, 10
third best, 0 7
Best `2 yrs. old Heiler-, 0 10
second beat, o 7
third best, o 5
Year old Heifer, 0 7
second best, 0 5
Yoke of Working Oxen
5 year old and upwards 15
second best, 0 10
third best, 0 7
Yoke 4 year old Steers, o 10
second best, o 7
Yoke of 3 year old Steers, 10
second best, 0 7
Yoke 2 year old Steers, 0 7
besot l bat, o '5
Best Fat Ox. 0 15
second beet, o 10
Fat Ctiw ot Heifer, u 10
second best, o 7
Sheep and Hogs.
I..ou over 2, and under
5 years old, 0 12
second Hest, 0 7
tllinl beset, l) 5
Year old Rale, 0 10
second best, 0 7
Pair Ewes (see by-law) 0 12
seer nal t, o 7
Single Ewe, 0 7
scci)ntl hest, to 5
Best Fat Sheep, 0 10
second beat, 0 7
third best, 0 5
For tr best Boar, 0 15
second best, 0 10
11reedim Sow, Iwlbutg
0
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Cumpeay, Is this day dt.eolitd by metuet
eemsel .
The beams will a future ►e carried co
by Win. hesndy alone, who i hereby au
homed sod ., to arrange all mat
tora cuaaested with the luwedinte buwseee
of the lab Firm.
04M. KENNEDY.
G. BUTCIIART.
JOHN SPENCE.
thereon, 77tH Jou, 1860. 5191.
NOTICE.
THE Seb.eriber Ionise twee appointed Agent
for the PROVINCIAL MUTUAI. AND
GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY, kor.•
by ultimates, that ba is preperwl to receive Sub•
ecriptions for Stock Is the Proprietary Branch,
sod apelicatiooe for Insurances la the Mutual
Branch, and t0 give such information ou the
subject as may be required.
JOHN CLARK.
Goderieh, 9&b Sept.
ept 1804. 2,-s34t.
FOR SALE.
0 'IfREE MILL PRIVILEGES, close to
the Lake Sere, and at 6, 8 and 18
ini'os from Geiatisl. with small Farms et-
tschod. Alco-OXRHUNDR ED Betides,
fereS in the new laid out Teta Plot of
Wicklow, on the 18 mile River, sod oa the
main road from Goderich to t6. flourishing
settlement' in the new county of Brace.
'Terme-One fourth of the purchase mos-
ey down, the remainder in Four instalments
with interest. Apply (if by letter post-
paid) to the proprietor,
IOiIN HAWKINS.
Goderich, March 18, 1850. 3r-n8m6
PLANS AND SPECTRICATIONS,
THE Subscriber be tears to inform the
Iababitants of the District of Huruo,
and the neighboring Districts, that he has
Established himself in Stratford,
and u preperd to give Plans sod Sp.ci6ca-
tioos of Public or Private Buildings, liridg-
es,Mill Dams, kc. 1Lc. kc., and will take
the superintendence of such Erections, ou
the most reaeonablo terns.
His thorough knowledge oChia profession
and his practice as Builder, qualifies him fur
any undertaking in the line. Address post
paid, PETER FERGUSON,
Builder, kc. ke. Stratford, C. W.
Stratford, March 6th, 1849. 9v-s71f
N- OTICE. -The ■•derig•ed hy power o[
Attorney dated the 27th day of May, i850,
given him by Thomas B. Woodlilf, to toilets
all ontstaading debts dee theist* Firm of Miles
and Woudi,ff, .ad himself peeeosally-regsest an
immediate settlement of ape sarn or they will
be given to the Clerk of the Division Court for
collection. BENJ. PARSONS.
God.ricb, June 12th, 1850. .3.19
BAYFIELD TANNERY,
ONE mile North of Bayfield on the Lake
shore. The subscribers will pay cash
or leather for bides, and will tann on shares
hides eo entrusted to them. And from
having: a thorough knowledge of the bum -
nese, they can confidently promise the pub-
lic a good 'article.
\VILLIAM IIALL, •
IIENJAMIN ROSZEL. .
Goderieb, Apr i 19, 1860. van 12
A VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE ! !
•••
snbecriber offers for SALE bis
GRIST and SAW MILL, attested in
the Township of McGillivray, on the Big
Sable, within three miles of Flanagan's
Corner.• The Mlle are now io,operation,and
newly built. The Privilege Is the best oa
tho River, and situated in the best Town-
ship in the County of Iluron-well settled,
and Roads opened in all directions to favour
it. The Machinery and materials are of
the very beat quality, and put up by the ve-
ry boat Machinists. 'For Particulate in-
quire of James Crumhie, Esq., Galt,:or ap-
ply to the subscriber.
PATRICK FLANAGAN, Proprietor.
McGillivray, 15th January, 1350. Sv.Gtf
l"The Galt Reporter will insert the
above until forbid.
CASH for WHEAT
AT the Goderich Mille -and Ciah for Cherry
Saw Logo at Godermh and Bayfield Mills,
by WILLIAM PIPER.
Goderich Mills, 5th December, 1649. 46-tf
F.ARblER'S HOTEL, -MITCHELL.
FRANCIS FiSIILEIGH begs to inform his
friends, and the public generally. that he has
eetahli.heil himself in the above Village, and
hopes by strict attention to the comforvand con-
venience of Travellers, to merit a .hare of their
patros•ge. Good Stabling and an atteeetin
Groom in attendaeee.
Mitchell. May 1516, 1!50. " 3v -s:5
S'PRA'TFORD IRON I'oUNORY.
-Tb subscriber hayt•g purchased the taut-
est of Mr. C. J. tVil•on in the above Es-
tablishment, is about to continue the Moi-
nes on bis own responsibility. In returning
thanks to the public for the very !there! en-
couragement received by Ota k Wrt.soa,
he begs to intimate that hewiU coaatn:ray
keep oa hand an assortment of Sctperior
CA•TIS ON, consisting of C 0 0 I( INC,
Parlour, and Box Stoves ; Amer-
ican, Scotch & Canadian Ploughs
of the most improved Moold.,-.M.4LT
R01,1,E:R.V, Terrine fad's:, Snide.
Rollers, 4-c. THRASHING MACHINES
of a superior deeeriptioo to any hitherto
introduced, and bettor adapted to this et:es-
try from their lightness of draught, and
strength of construction. A call from in-
tending purchasers is retreated before per.
teasing elsewhere. The above will be sold
at Low Rates (or Cush or Trade, oratsot'
responding rates on approved credit.
A. B. ORR.
Stratford, 20th Jeae, 1850. 9r -.YO
TO BE SOLD. -An Excel -
I tet FARM, being LOT No. 12, MAIT-
LAND CONCE8hlION, Township of
t.
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r )IIE aebserilsubarne isbvm iiei.6tbitas'- �//.,i,.a.ds�� 4y� 40i �0��
".w"'.e71t"r". n•+ {EtIAl1�l1
N Odsi� ."d It. victsNy, lire M V s« ,
sired • Lars• Supply et the LATKIIT im- 1�r a4 nus ese
�oVKD PA7" I'h.MN$ of �' rF► t �a a (y
les
a00 k ING, .BOX , �: R „r R `r *1
AND I'ARLOUR STOVES, ALFRED W, OTTER,
whits he oars few SALE of ee
{RLUUCKD MR1CLa Pon CASH. a• fGeneral Agent 4 COI1,Yey+0 id
The i)abecnber elm keeps e" head, se ttsosl.
at his OLD STAND, a LARGE and very Ss -
mew
mseut of
W1ARE of every description.
Tke .eb.oriber isles tar oppertsoity of retur-
ning b4 M.ewe thesis w thio, Publ.. for the very
IIWmI fill►twnags be 6.. received aim* he bis
been is bwiScie lis Ged.ricb, and hopes by strict
atusotioo to Wais.u, and moderate pries, to
cooties* to Neely, • eltare el the public patronage
N. B. -GRAINING. PAINTING, GLA-
ZING. PAPER and BEI.1. HANGING rented
os as heretofore. WILLIAM STORY.
Gudericb, 6th Sept. 1849. 9v-a31U
TWO GOOD FARMS
FOR MALE.
ONE within 4 miles, sad the other with -
to about 3 nide" of Gotsrieh Tows
Plot., Tbs first is I. ;T 10 to 1st Coaocs-
eton, Township of Goderieb,
CONTAINING 164 ACRES,
Is bounded at the one end by Lake Iluron,
and at the other be • Public Road, --and
the second is 1.0't' 8 in 8th Concosaioe,
Colborne, W. Division,
CONTAINING 100 ACRES,
and is situated at the Junction of two Pub-
iic Reade.
For Particulars apply to
JN(). McT)ONALD, Esq.
Goderielt, 19th June, 1849. n9-tf
HURO N HOTEL,
GODERICII.
TAMES GENTLES, would respectfully its -
el form the iohabit►au of Goderich, and iu'vi-
cioity. that he will cu.ataatly
Keep horses and Carriages
FOR HIRE. ler which he respeelfuUy solicits
tee patronage -oaf the psblie.
JAMES GENTLES.
18th Sept. 1649. r2.33-tf
New 'Tailoring Establishment
IN QODERICH.
TIE Subscriber begs 10 aaoouoee to the 4.-
1 habitants of G.dcnch, and its ricinity, that
he has commenced business in the above line.
in she Room adjoining 1f. HORTON'S Sad-
dle Shop, Market Square, where he will be pre-
pared to ezecote all orders in his line oe the
shorten notice, and et moderate charges.
N. B. -Cutting done u. the .hennas apnea
JOHN ADAMS.
Ooderieh. Oct. 17, 1849. .SOs17
CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE
CL),II-P-.9NY. '
• TUE Suberib.r having Loon appointed
Agent of the
"CANADA LiFE ASSURANCE CO.,"
ie prepared to receive proposals for Aeon -
ranee, and will bo happy to afford to any
person the necessary information, as to the
principles of the Institution.
JAMES WATSON*
Goderich, 3th Juno, 1849. .5s 9t(
KINCARDINE ARMS.
(Near the Wharf Roderick,)
BY H. MARLTON.
THE above Hotel 6u good aceemodetion
for travellers, Stabling, kc., kc.
The Packet Mary Ann will leave Gode-
rich (wind k weather permetting,) regular-
ly twice a week for the Kincardine Settle-
ment. For freight or passage apply to
Capt. Rowan at the Kincardine Arms.
Godorich, March 1616, 1860. n8 -v3
PVIIIPT TDB BLOOD.
M OFF AT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
AND
PHCENIX BITTERS
TM high and earied celebrity when thewre•.aLse
pt
Medicines ihare .egeired for their invariable elleaey Y ell
the shore which they profess to erre, ►es rendered W
ural practice of p.aag set only eneseeewry, ea eawer-
thy of theta. They are limiest by their fruits ; their geed
work, testify for theta, and they thrive sot by the AS& of
the credulous.
iMr iZ.L m_,__.11EGI
t✓ ISTHMI. ACVTs eat CBRONIC RHEUMATISM.
AFFECTION'S of D4 BLADDER and RID\'* ¥S.
1173.10171 FEVER! & LIVER OOMPLAtIIrTIL-
te the weft, Oed west. where these dios,.. pMa0, Sher nil
he roved laminable. Plaistow farmers. .ad Mire. who nem
me three Med.nms. .41 Dever afterwards be without tear.
BIL1oCS CYItlL IC, dad FEROL1 Loore•ess, SSL.
CO*?IPtouts. 001.05 a& COUSINS, Car/LV.,
comeestenore third web /mat mews in Unravels*.
CURRUPT HUMORS. DRUP3iEs.
DTSPIE11111e, No person with this di,lreshte i
we. World dear wive these re.W.aas r ad.aslr.
ERUPTIO\S a Um Shq. LItYSIPELAS, PLATY
LE.
F,RCTYESL mai ADEM. For OWonereealba nee
Ion enmity tis. medltal.s .1* he Seed • r/...'..U, W
offer wards. Oder ..drams Mew tM arses wielmt s •
Mara of Ur dismR-a ewe by them a,drraw a pers•m•a-
TRY NMI. as SATISFIED, AND NE CURED.
roULMrsi d GOMPLEx1DN.
OMNn66AL DMHILIMT
GOUT. OSDOHNZSGRAVEL. HRADACH1&
B. Viers
WS. 1Nw4RD reran. INYLAMMATOR Y RNE024•
TTITw.L r1IMPURE BLOOD, JAUNDICE, LOBS r APPA•
LlVals 0031 LAZNTI,
LEPROSY, LOOSR.VtRS.
af2RCURIAL DISEASE'S. -
New and le .Otitis satire& all 'be eget d Msieirf WS.
lank .sr lase the meet p•erb• peei.ntisa d Serteeenlle.
owns,- SWEATS. NEIrOoR outrun,. NEtnOtla
COMPLAINTS d all Mee.,' exeeerc wino tl0Nta.
PALPITATION of IN HEIST PAINTER'S OMOUO,
r I L D s. The nein*, Nora3r of Ons ,aedhdsw
sea ,oesd d no of r teen dandies by the wb of thees in
74-11 aha...
ANS nibs heed. ride. both, tear, rdeb amid spa.,
twada4. M0wYA sere r•reifi.(w the U�w Stedi eeed thee. ok 11,b- , 0 amp Pwsaswls tweet *tO�lay
Rv5R .r 21.000 be ase 1416AD, mein: RT THOMArs IfU1�UtEtii/ +
•ALTawzVgf. IwtLLIlwrn, eeeT'ga Lea ►aMI�tIA.' ' O
ecRo►ut.A. oA ZIatn'R EVIL, fella 77 ones see um aquas, tN�os-
.w1atarra. ULCER 8, if eery description. • • Beet end Jae/ Real ..
. . m
W dn S
Olen • . . Hob. a'e .. omn Jtr rem by
Owe Y.did,s. Pant. .it .t•.Nt..M.50, ,.wise. „atom mud esp.". -- Int am(* m
*Nemo Y•arned- Peon( be ewe.. Tela! de no MOSSO Se...a.--.1I&M .-
iII LIPI IILL$ MD PAMIIII BITTERS LINlia p.r .Dara. oriel� M
PU()1fT TME BLOOD. el Te yeari*nEssPttWtiit�{ .tom
try the you.
COLLECTOR OPABCOUNTN, 4.. SM,
0OtbERSCIII.
Oct. 1, SAM. 1-si
JOHN SIVA CIdAN,
BARRISTER AND ATTOINE:Y AT
LAW,
NOTeltai SGfeae8oficftsr he N try
flea Gia o16ee is Welt eiremt,GoIteralk
Goderieh, god Jasttmry, 1860. 11,64411
DANIEL HOME LIZAIII,
ATTORNEY AT LAW',
sad Conveysaeer, 'Solicitor is Clint ll'l"M•
ore
Has his office u formerly, in Strutterd4
Stratford, 2nd Januar', 1160. ev-e40
N. B. -Mr. Strachan, of the lat. arm o.
Strae6aa k Lizars, centrumto act a.
Agent and Counsel for Mr. 1,1•1111 IV aft
matters rehired to him from Stratford,
WATSON & WILLIAMS,
DIXIE WAT6f0N of Roderick,
BARRISTER AT LAW &e. Ae. had
GEORGE WILLIAMS. of str.tfra,
lata
dew fine of heeler, Weller sad 11'fl ns..
Banisters. die. Temeto, Irwiag ibis day efseered
isle es.-put.erabip, is the herder. trod 'Pears.
also .( Law. Ceeserav stat Cwwusseevo,
will u future Mep tent OScse at aaderiab.54
Stretked, re.peetire1y, seder the wee, aryls
.ad fins of WATSON sod Wuj a,ss,
Dtxtz Waiso,, Godericb,
O.e•e. WuuAss, Stratford,
94th December, 1849. 91•-a4TM
R. WII.LIAMM, & Go.
CHEMISTS AND ottuao 5P5,
And Owes' Dealers is (3norrwa, Liftree%
Paints, Oib, Mes1 's, Dye Stat.,
He dwsse..10..
STRATFORD.
Preeeriptiees diap.a.d with emcee sed
promptitude. 3v -al S.
. J. K. G O O D I N G;
AUCTIONEER,
W 'LL attend SALES in say part of the
County o0 r.uoaable Terms. Ap-
ply at 6i. Residence, Light -House Skeet.
Godericb, April 4th 1849. v -La
DANIEL GORDON,
CABINET MAKE -Rt
7arse doors East ij the Cada (bee's.
WE IIT -43T8 HET,
GODERICH.
Angu.t 1711, 1849. 2v -a39
R. YOUNG,
BOOT and SHOE Maker, one door West
of Mr. George Vide•o's, ]Aaoksmub,
Front street, Goderich.
Apri: 9116, 1660. van i
JOHN J. E. LINTON.
0 TTTTT 1.1111. t •.
6tamissioner Queen's Benc4,
AND CONVEYANCER,
STRATFORD.
DAVID H. LIZARS,
WISHES to intimate to the iababltaets of
pederich sad rho ..rreesdieg revelry,
.bat he las eemmeeeed bssiser se Coaveyeeeer,
General Asses sed Aomeetast, ad by wads -
eon attention. •eeara.y, sad aromas chbgerb
hopes to be useful to mei es rosy esgsip bb
serves. Thew wishing to rapier 64. rate/
of the above brasehes will *see call µ-tbe
Resutry Office, Ligbtbo.m •treete
Goderieb, 13th March, 1850. iS411
DR. JOHN HYDE,
[LATE rant 45.40,
IE ID II ( A\ IL 1himur.9
STRATFORD.
Jelly 31, 1849. b s9a
WM. REED
110U718 AND SIGN PA ZR, 4•s.„
LiGHT-HOUSE 1ST. OODERICH.
Oet. 9S, 1849. 25.10
TO LET,
TFIAT two story Frame Dwelling Hees
lately occupied by Jedp Alibied, and im-
mediawty mimeo els preeset r'-ideSee. ret
Isms and (artier patieeMrs apply to
ALEX. Y. R088.Nuss6
Oestriol, M., 93, 1850. vas ksi
DAVID H. LIZARS,
AUCTIONEER.
IS prepared t. attend Sales is soy part of
the Coital Colest.w *exist meet ;asaos-
.64. terms. Apply at the Registry O8cq.
iair6abons. street.
Goderich, April 11, 1860. .440 ;0
NOT ICE.
TETE Subee ibex bsvieg RBNTSD 4b.
WAREHOUSE and WHARF Wow -
fog 1e the Mouses. Darespest, oaf IMaoIlas.
ilea eatabtiehed himself ea a '
00awaa5Sa Ates . YatbaYR.
Any orders ev /roes the ilIr-
eh•st. of Glodevie6, mil.=row))(tatttipt
■ttentioa. 30111111
Window, Meveb, MN. • • v se aaeatlN.
.r
And rhos remove all disease from the system. No paper llisee"tiaMti y {{ttrtNrs "re
A r trial will lees We LIFE PILLS sot paid ap. Enke. do prlbealn.t Ift'SIIktNiea-
P M GE N I X 8 I T f E ft $ ►.reed the reran aroma. to`. to de se. • n '
rlrlo. In the eeliwattoa et ere" petlset. AaT IedlvidNl lia�'ksap,aAre.
The g«niw aileron stylise. are es.. ,et •5 le db 'p••••41• fee gin eeo�Ila •
��kkafpp�p�en .ed bene. lyeil4r wMa • b4 •�f� esyellh «py gtsh..h a' • �... • n
"Reese, God 5s aveudei4 *0 ddfr�n' centro. rr Ail Now. be
es rake U a dnwMg of tensest Ms Wall drew re SW most =.ttfg� �'iN f io
0ae., by V* .h smarm risk* tl• nay e5. vary 1lilt/.tEllS MOO pp
.ad w. T'�. wmp.sad 1..061.1. an (}eM .; .. .,..�
lA1.efe.e bas oho pieces:• t wit► wb1M + 1; +tr7t / n oar Y w
M sears the iia r•+•+•► 1h eve. I, • tlagas M�YZ��
bee rhes w5e wrapper,: Isar we d., be T�"r"1rF,Is t
tau they cess mr •a es seat tee.► *OW.
;is woe,
e". trtd.ttttlttlar. lirnt iMRa tae
Pw.:'A•eti Qatar.
FIleee bele
e►, wLiwr YAW Tea I ` m�M"k
b Geer to' Kaes. Out is
use. M!<OOI a, PI,O�, sabae�nest 1e
f tYefe fA�1.at. ebonies liberal t►,P54 .M1sei
4tttM' lis. N, ItiM.. rag "se