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Il.Nsa..l «este., Isms set apply to the
him arta. These arts are Hades ; bet it
M M •LSsptieml memserce, sod Its nava
sad lave see ammo to abet meat ou-
ts* esstutsdr, the pub*. Take the music
twkn for *.resales ; sad it will be .sen
beer isalie we have se& up oqr meade as
be the peeper aced& el dealing is it.
in Liverpool, this week, w. ►ser
�1sI� nes eSetptaieing of tb• prices d.
sesded 1Svir the Iicltets to the Jeaoy Lind
eeomerta. every .ee completes, but a suf.
Ileum .amber g• to mak. the •pecul i.u.
of the swagese pay. sad that feet le the
lacteal •.esus W the complaint. In •11
' sachets the sene►ant asks as much as he
le libel, t• get t and Jobe Jones bee so
right is be .Sanded because • Starr sad
and Mertiever, • Humber( or • Mayer,
put a lase, pries upon an unattainable
Ur -each, er as iaasswible bracelet. But,
it is paid, abs dealer does sot get the pace
..-the article, avid soothe setter. pockets all
the mangey. After all, this is as ,t should
be ; the manager la poly the middle man -
the real dealer is the anter. Mdlle. Lind,
Mod not Mr. Sudlow, imparts the (rename.
ties, (at least to • great number of people)
sad the principal, not the agent, is wet•
tied to whatever money 1s going. 1t
would he well, however, to remember that
artists are dealers, traders in natural adv•n•
tarp ; and that if there is anything wrong
in themunc market, U onginatse with diem.
There are bulls and beers teen io the cuu-
lie'ses.
Wille. Jenny Lind gets (500 for en
beer's exertion. That wu her price: the
managers of the concerts had to charge
their tickets accordingly ; and lbs hall fill,
-perhaps becan.e the tickets ars so high
teed the whole affair will be leo very rahin■
We. It Ir not an exclusively English
week..ss to pay these prices : poorer na-
tters' are squally 'digest, when 1t is part of
•the ►uan.es of fashion to be extramarital :
e nd if guest artist. prefer Ragland to other
meetrt.s, it is only becaans we can afford
to pay liese prices for • longer season. It
may he that -looking to the average of
bursas rewards -swung that presidents 01
rap.bliee amid premien of monarchies think
after hard work, £6,000 per annum a fabu-
lously high reward ; that lord chancellors
toll tis, and sight for about £200 a week ;
and that some two written of our people
are in workhouse" -it may be -prosaically
soasmieg up theee observations, that Mdlle.
Jersey Lind is too well paid. Grum, the. last
teases, Stas netted mere thus Lord Cotten
ham ; 8oagtag has cleared • larger enm
thea Lord John Russell ; Mario gout to the
continent richer than LordBrough•m-who,
is appeal cash, represents, day after day,
the w►ole Hoaw of Lords, from February
to Aogust. !sena Lind, had she not,
from some *Almy preferred singing in Swe-
des and German , would, in London, have
cleared enure than either Oriel or Sontag.-
A.d it is here there may seem some evil :
what Gee prima donna gets, tke other insist
on-" there or thereabouts ;" and buses*
'seem Lind gets E500 from the Philharmo-
nie Bnenity for • single concert, 8 ,ntag,
who bad undertaken to sing (lora, for the
same society, now refuse" as we bear, to
tome, unless on the carpe terms as her rival
.-.e augg..tion to which the society is not
Is funds to secede. If Madame Sontag
cannot get such • price -that is to say, if
.he does not " draw" sumciently to remu-
aerate the managers -she is decidedly
w rong to ask it ; ter though she may deem
herself gnita es excellent a singer as Mdlle.
Lead -•std, a fact, may' be • hush better
onager, in the varied range of operatic me-
simaeysL :(.he be lass attractive, Ica aided
by a fashionable cast, chs must be content
to he paid leu. But this is Mn evil whish
soot corrects it..lf. Sontag and Gelid, is
L.odom, are paid nearly as high as Jenny
Lied, becaop, through a whole "sawn, and
when the furore of the drat meson as over,
they draw nearly as well. A mistake
is made by • manager now and
thea, but it is never mode tines ;
and artistes, great and small, are pard just
for what they will bnng into the treseury-
this something being an ordinary per ces-
tage opera the capful employed and com-
mission proportionate to the risk. Neither
artists nor manager is to be blamed fur
high pries" : if then be any fault, it Ices at
the dour of the public.
Before deciding If there be any fault,
even hers, we must determine whether or
not the public eaueroee to nus and hear
such an artiste anises on a genuine love of
',name sod reel admiration of a great voice.
Speaking of the mase of the public, such •
supposition is obviously absurd. Men " do
n et care abut music," " can't iffurd it" -
het they pay the money and go ; and if they
do sot get the worth of their ash in unaf
fleeted enjoyment; they at least console
themealves with the refieetion that they are
n ot sell *Or0lar In a wet.. p 1111on than
their neighbors in respect to small gossip
sad owlets naw". A provincial concert -
room, like a London open -hoose. is filled
bunnies it is a place where theme in • car•
tain class of life esn we end be seen, talk
and be talked to, bow and be bowed to, and,
. lss.i•e, keep themselv.a abreast of the
world. Then must be first rate singers to
gens aa an excuse for brtift there, but the
geed eines( or finis music, is, In truth, but
secondary reason for the attendants. In
the esu. of Mdlle. Lind, there is sot onlv
the appreciation of a very excellent vocal.
1st, but there ir immenes p.reonal interest
la stimulate piblec canuety ; and, whether
This be the result of a clever system, or
mitre nstIve, nature!, aril ter, 11 p hap-
pens that everything MillLind dorm
tsods to ".hots that attractiveness which
Is irrespective of her vocal merits. She
earns to England just at tbe right time, the
left Englaud jolt at the nght time ; she
goes t. America at the right time, and she
appears at two concerts in Liverpool jnet
e t the right time. Very many Hoek to her
concerts becomes they believe her to be the
best of living vocalists : bot the majority
re --because the majority go. If Mdlle.
Lind gauging her attractiveness with this
eisterity, Sees upon L esrtaiI pries per tick-
et. and they Sr. beeg$t, (hoes who do not
hug them bass nothing to do with the mat
ter, ne more than a hone -dealer hoe to do
with the mutest market, gad those who de
bey them and complain of timer price, talk
it the abee set and sseesaivly silly.
71he •beetroot tight or wrong of Mille.
Lid getting £800 for w hoer's hell* week,
res mashie( to ds with the gi•tiew ; it is
I /Meda t right aeesrdi.g to all trades'
akeea*ps M gal so merle as eke esu ; and
ale may e•ausw wheel' the psblie has ie
the el1bH 1. tees-• N there ne ermine pee(
W llibee. ereieSet may make Nus
lewd hebbsaN.
anew. Wheel their ager.,. -sad yens, N
liieM sum sI.. *messy w•••• t111eags to
/Rf �N M via, plaaswe. For this is est
tail-that-r/f, we got the 'nates to be
t.aln
a.a b is—(fi r isi to be enel.tereeted-Son
414 to (orret that site hoe to stature • for
line for her husband, or Jenny Lind to ►s-
oblivtuus.f the fact, ibis, the four. mugs,
else makes the more •ke eau give •war io
cb•rity,-(or. aco.rdl to the orthodox
vendee, thio le all 1(4. Lind dates with
her mosey -if all due were duos, we
ehoold still base to change the salute of
the Bones sad Bareum.-ant • very prolog -
11. project. Thus It is .vide.', d we are
I„ make anti •Iterstinu, it meat be le res-
pect to eureelvee.
To this e••mpl.xioo moat all the awaits
Una epos the music market come at ia.l ;
1sd when we have got thee far, we perceive
this very plainly what the world ha. eon
u ntodte for each a vein long time, ea•sor
do much herrn-that if there were any great
evil it would, by this time, or will soon, re
4r.n smelt- and ih,t, is short, the gr. „-
biers ars great bores and there's nothing
whatever to complete about.-LissrJ.o/
Journal.
Jenny Len D-Ticawr Avcrrom.-Not-
withatasdine the copious (all of rain on
Saturday morning Leet, hiledrede of people
were seen meodm¢ their way towards Ca.
tl. Garden, to attend the auction for the
.alo of chance seats and tickets for the first
rousert of Mdlle. Jenny Lind, to be gives
Wednesday evening seat.
'The severe rain storm on doubt damped
the ardor of maty, but not.wmthstanding we
eatirnated that there were between 4000
and 5,000 people present at the open's, at
the auction. The greatest .xctrement pre
vuled. Mr. Leeds the altmnneer at the ap
emote! tune mounted the platform which
extended about 10 met in front of the stage.
Loud calls were made far 'diagrams. Mr.
Bern,tm, then oroon,.d the platform; Me ap
pearaeee was greeted with the moll entboa
;astrc applause. He rain Mott he regretted
that any chugs for adalttases had Wen
askel, and that no one was more surprised
at the circumstance than himself whets he
heard of It. He farther seed that be had so
legal right to the hewnse until Moeda,, al
though he bad it by co•rteey.
After his apnloge to the sadism*, Mr.
Barnum aonnonoed that oo seat *hammer
in any part of the house had been reesrved,
with the ezoeption of • few - seats for the
Pres..
Mr. Leeds made a statement of the Hies
and regulations of the dam, which had been
adopted, immediately eller wh.rh the_ ezeit
ing struggle for the first choie. eo.a.n-
ced.
"How much for the first ticket, with the
prmvilege of tee seats at the gems pricer
"Twenty dollars." was the first bed, and
from this starting pout the excitement
became very great. "Twemtyfiv.." "Thu..
ty." "Thirty five." "Fitt►.' and 50 on
until it reached " Two kaadrei sod twenty -
flee," when Mr. Genin, Hatter, was declared
the sucee..ful ►idder.
The competition for Ibis ticket was very
spirited, as there were many d.sirious of
getting et. -The aonotinernent of Mr. Gen -
e0'• success was received wttb sothusiastie
applause.
The seeewd choice brought St&. and wee
taken by Mr. Tomlinson. The sale thee
Proceeded, when the tickets wars .old is
the following order: -Mr. Haward, 'irv,.,'
4 seats, including ticket., each, $25; G. G.
Edge, 2. 15;'truing Hoose,' 4.15; Air. Law-
rence. 2. 13; Irving Hotta' 5, 12: Mr. Boa-
jamin 2, 12; W. Hall k Sun 5, 12; Mr.
Wilson 2. 10.; Hall k Hoe 2. 19; Ireteg
House 10, 10: Irving Hoose 10, 10; Mr.
Shaw 2, U- Mr. Starr 2, 11; Hall k eon
2, 10: Johnson I, It; Hodges', 11; flail k.
Nos 2, 10; Irving 5, 10: Rayne:d 1, 11:
Hall k Sin 8, 10: Irving 10, 10; Taylor 2,
10; Chapman 2. 10; Leeds 1, 10; Pruitt')
box 4, each $35.
About 2.500 tickets were sold, from the
We of which from 25 to $28,000 was re-
alised. The utmost satiataction.emantled-
ted at the fairs... of Mr. Barnum in plan
meg the seats at auction, and not allowing
speculators to purchase over ten seat- at a
time. The tickets which were sold nn Sat-
urday will be delivered at Castle Garden
this morning after 8 o'clock, and the shill-
ing refunded to the purchaser" of tickets.
Mr. Le Grand Smith, late- proprietor of
the Manston House, Albany, has been ap-
pointed treasurer by Mr. Barnum.
A DUTCH SToa?•—' 1 and brother Honcs,
and two oder togs, was out a hunting next
week, and we drove nine woodebocks roto
• .toes beep, and kilt 150 one ob de nine
• them got in:
AGRICULTURE.
AT • Meeting of Me Committee of the New.
ford Agricultural Society, the (allowing
Premiums were awarded, ro be thews for at the
Society's ninth Anus! Exhibiting, al Stratford,
ea Toeday, the first day of October, 1050.
Horses.
For the best Brood Mare
and Foal, LI
second best,
third best,
For the Best 3 years old
Filly, or Gelding, 0
second best,
third best,
Best two year old Filly
or Gelding, 0
second best
One year year old Colt, 0
second best, 0
Span of Farm Horses,
geldings or mares, 1
second best, 0
third best,
Cattle.
7'hree year old Bull, and
not more than seven, 1
second best, 1
third best, o
Two year old Bull, 1
nd best 0
One ear old Bull, 0
second beet, 0
Milch Cow and Calf, 0
second best, 0
third best, 0
Milch Cow, 0
second hest,
third best, o
0
15
7
12
75
10
77
5
0
10
10
0
10
0
15
10
7
15
10
7
10
7
0
0
6
6
6
O
6
6
0
0
O
0
0
0
Best 2 yes. old Heifer, o 0 o
second belt, o 4 6
thins best, o 5 0
Year old Heifer, a 7 6
Second best, 0 5 0
Yoke of Working Oxen
5 year old and upwards 15 0
second best, 0 10 0
third best, 0 7 6
Yoke 4 year old Steers, o 10 0
second bait, o 7 6
Yoke of 3 year (.Id Steers, 10 0
second best, 0 7 6
Yoke 2 year old Steers, 0 7 6
second best, o 5 0
Best Fat Ox. 0 15 o
second best, o 10 o
Fat User or Heifer, o 10 0
second best, o 7 6
Sheep and Hogs.
Ram over 2, and under
5 years old, 0 12 6
second best, 0 7 6
thiel best, 0 5 o
Year old Ram, 0 10 0
second best, 0 7 6
Pair Ewes (see by-law) 0 12 6
second best, o 7 6
Single Ewe, 0 7 6
second best, o 5 0
Best Fat Sheep, 0 10 0
second best, 0 7 6
third best, 0 5 0
For best Roar, 0 15 o
second best, o 10 o
Breeding Sow, having
bred pigs during 1850. 12 6
second best, 0 7 6
Grain, Seeds & Dairy
1 0 0
O 15 0
O 10 0
O 15
O 10 0
O 7 6
0 7 6
O 5
O 7 6
O 5 0
O 7 6
Fall Wheat,
second best,
third best,
Spring Wheat,
second best,
third `best,
Barley,
second best,
Rye,
second best,
Oats,
second best, o
Peas, 0
second best, o
Clover Seed, grown in.
1850 (one bushel) 0 7 6
second -best, 0 -5 0
Timothy Seed,(one bu) 0 7 6
second best, o 5 0
Firkin salt Butter, 56
lbs. packed ¢ cured, 0 12 6
second best, o IO 0
third best, 0 7 6
Newly made Butter, ten
pounds, 0 7 6
second best, 0 5 0
Cheese, 25 lbs. 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. k IMPLEMENTS.
l'en Yards of Home made
Frilled Cloth, from Wool
grown by exhibitor, and
spun in tris family, (all
wool, web of 1850,) 0 15 0
second best, 0 10 0
third best, 0 7 6
Ten yards of Home made
'Flannel, all wool, do.
(not fulled, do.) o 10 0
,eeoond best, o 7 6
third best, 0 5 0
Nine yards Blanketing, all
wool, do. (twilled, not ful-
led, do.) 0 10
second, best, 0 7
third best, 0 .5
Ten yards Linsey, cotton &
wool, (not fulled) 0 7 6
second best, Il 5 0
Best New Double Wagon
made by a member of the
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 --Beat set of
I)ouble, 0 15 0
second best, 10 10 0
Far say Agrie.lrent impl•n.eat, made by •
member or members of ib,. R.,ei.ty. of an im-
proved desr„ptreo, is be decided by the Judge.
Prise re duewtua et C.nnri tt•e.
PLOUGHING MATCH
5 0
7
5
NO2' CR.
i BECI M Wean, Ie the W01661004 et dee
1 Tewaablpe of Qed nsh. hassle, said Cela
m'.se. that emit • pewee .( Amenity inose the
BARON DE TUTU, Asa kr *5''
Ina. 1 •a •.thorned a depose of bis
,a ha... Tweeeiipe, and to gist Title Lia•d f p
he senasw.eellathe es WWII.M Meaiee des hexa.
mid is gest Anomi.. Age the ser.waseg 1
t..eby80110000 .n pees..0 i.d•bwd e. res acid
Nene 4. Verb. lerah b as s.s1. tip Meister
pude, deice.
THOS. MZUCER JOWL
G.dsriek, 8th May. 1*50. 310-615if
NOTICE..
I BEG hi i.tim.tir to ee
all that it may e.rra.
that 1 hen seder • power Mf Aumee greet-
ed to WILLIAM STORY, asdureter�kiss t•
e.lket d1 mosey dee ere either by Nem n(
hand or otherwise, sad snot discharges for the
roto.. Asd 1 hereby noses' ail pereo.eisdeht.d
10 me forthwith to settle the same sad save
coats.
JOHN i.ANCAST3L
Gelerich, 2St. day May. HBO. v0,17
NOTICE.
TH E Sebsetiber bevies bees swarmed Agent
for the PROVINCIAL MUTUAL AND
GENT:RAL INSURANCE COMPANY, here-
by intimates, that he is prepared to recede, 8ob-
•cription.for Stock to the Proprietary Brush.
Red applications for lamrsaees t. the Meisel
'trustee'. sad to giu each iu(ormalrs es the
subject as may be required.
JOHN CLARK.
Goderich, 26th Sept. 1849. 9v -.34t.
FOR SALE.
TtiftEr ILL PRIVILL-GE3, close to
tit's
mike Shore, end at 6. 8 and 18
mi'es from Goderich. with small Farm. at•
rich •d p
AI o --ONE HUNDRED Ruddier
TATS in the new laid nut Tuwn Plot of
Wicklow, on the 18 mile River, and on ti'e
main road from Godeneb to the fit"visbing
settlements in the TIPw enmity of Brope.
Terre. -One fourth of the purchase mon
•y down, the remainder in Form in-lalmente
with interest. Apply (if by letter post-
paid) 1
0 th. propnetnrJO,
HN HAWKiNS.
Gederich, March 18, 1850. 3.-n8m6
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.
THE Subscriber begs leave to inform the
Inhabitants of the District a Heron.
and th. neighboring Dietriete, that he has
Established himself in Stratford,
and Is pr.pord to give Plane and Specifica-
tions of Publte er Private Building., Brdg-
es, Mill Dams. 1tc. kc. kr., and will take
the superintendence of such Ereetiobs, 00
the moat rea.otahle terms.
His thorough knowledge of his prolkiinnn
and his practice a Bolide?, qualifies him for
ane uodertakiag in the line. Address post
paid, PETER FERGUSON.
Builder, kc. kc. Stratford, C. W.
Stratford, March 6th, 1849. 2y-n7tf
6 NOTICE. -The sesd.rs'gaed he power of
given hum by Thomas 8. Wnodliff, to.,ifelreet
all nnrrandinc debts due the late Firm of Miles
and Woodliff. and hitnsellperao..11y-regoeet an
immediate seukment of the same or they veal
be given to the Clerk of the Division Curt for
Mll.etise. RENJ, PARSONS.
Gaderieh, Jae. 14th, 1850. v3ol9
A VALUABLE PROPERTY
0I
6'
0
O To he at the Farm of ti. rained,. F en Fri
day, the .{..sorb duke. Plrgh re be of asy
C kt.d. TM greed to by pens1Aed by theran•
c ..tering, er by nae est hr• namely ne mesio t nee
*meth p..fe.dly .mpiny.d sod hired.
0
1st £I IMe : 1.4. EI: 34. 15s ; 4th. Ma.: Srh.
6 Ss.: -44 a 0. Tigre ix fees. Bevies at ID
A M. Qemrtity of lead, b•Y an sere each. -
0 renew sx9.
O A Fair will be Wilier the elle *drumStark
of every Desrneewa, es the day of Phew rn
6 Gemini? The Genie. Seeds. !e , u 1. .1*..,
6 et Mrs. De.eMm', Farmer'. ise. Sek.enp
Com by Members, to he pail ea et b./Mn 20th
O Aerie epsl.
6JOHN J. R. La ow, me'`
Ssseteri, OM hue, Ififi1. we'!
-
Annrney dated the 27111 day of May. 1850.
FOR SALE ! !
THE subscriber ofT.ra for SALE his
GRIST and SAW MILL, situated in
the Township of . McGillivray, on the Big
Sable, within three miles of Flanagan'.
Corner. The Mille are now ioroperatiuo,and
newly built. The Pnvelege 1e the beat on
the River, and situated en the best Town-
ship an the County of Hnrno-well ae:lled,
and Roads opened in all directions to favour
et. The Machinery and materials are of
the very beet quality, and put up by the ve-
ry best Machinists. Fur Particulars in-
quire of)ames Crombie, Esq., Galt, or ape
ply to the .ubscriher.
PATRICK FLANAGAN, Proprietor.
McGillivray, 15th January, 1850. 2,5011
t 'The Galt Reporter will insert the
above until forbid.
CASH for WHEAT
AT the Goderich Mills.
by WiLLiAM PIPER.
Goderich Mills, 5th December, 1849 46-tf
FARMER'S IIOTEL,-MITCHELL.
FRANCIS FiSIILEIGH ben to inform hi.
uien1s, mod the public generally, that he bee
setabliah.d him.-lf io the above Villas., and
hopes by strict attention to the comfort and coo-
remeoee 01" Traveller,. To merit • /bare of their
pstraoage- Good Stabling gad ad atteealiee
Groom t. art.ndanee.
Mitchell. M.y 154, 1850. 3r -a15
TRATFORD IRov FOUNDRY.
-Tb subscriber hanng porcha.ed the toter•
est of Mr. C. J. Wilson to the above Es-
tablishment, to •bone to continue the Bost -
nes on his own responsrbibtt. in returning
thanks to the public for the very liberal en,
enuragseent received by ORR k WILSOi.,
be begs to intlmat• that he will conetnntl.
keep cue band an assortment of Superior
Careless, consisting of C 0 0 K 1 N C.
Parlour, and Box Stoves ; Amer-
ican, Scotch & Canadian Ploughs
of the most Imt'rov.d Moulds, -.MALT
ROLLERS, Truing 1.at1n. Nmita'p
Rollers, 4-c. THRASHING; MACHINES
of • superior description ter ditty hitherto
introduced, and better adapted to thou sous •
try from their lightness of draught, and
strength of enastroeiron. A call from in-
tending pun -Meer" is !equated beyond per
chasing .l..whgre. The above will besold
at Low Rues 1 Cash or Trade, or •t dor
reepoisdeeg retie oe approved credit.
A. B. ORR.
Stratford. 20th June, 1860. 2,-n90
TO BE SOLil.—Aa
het FARM. FARM. being LOT Ke. l9. MAIT-
LAND CON CEMS ION, Towsshe of
Otedonek, eeeraising 100 seise -110 of wbieb
r+efeered. Tete land is 01 a sepenor goah-
ty, tied well sneered. it to setuned sxaM-
1, sine miles Arum the teen et God.ncb on
the Huron Rasd. Led at the portliest of mz
differo.t resist sod es it wen the mitre of
• popodeme sod preepere.• lenient", it is es
elitiwU, adapted fen • Tamen mead .. •
Store. rile hone ie veil entitled to the
.tt.attoasf press deeiroasof ser.M1mhie
THE 8.be.riber bogs a inform the ishabi !gats
a( G.derieh and its vicinity, Ow he has re-
ceived a Large 8sc y of the LATEST IM-
PROVED PATTERNS of
COOKING, B O X
AND PARLOUR STOVES,
which he offers far SALE at ',ere
REDUCED PRICES FOR CA8H. ,
The 8.b.erilwr also keeps ea bend, u send.
at his OI.D STAND, • LARGE sad very Be-
nnie, siworimesl of
• N WA RE of every description.
The subscriber a►.s this opportusity of reler-
isinghis sincere thesks to the Pnhlic for the very
liberal pavn•sse he has received trier* he bis
been in basin... is O.derieh, and hopes by strict
attention to besi.eu, and weeders!, price., to
cooties. to tenpin. • *hereof the p.blie pa1M•ge
N. R.-(:RkINIMG. PAINTING. GLA-
ZING. PAPER sod BELT. HANGING eared
ns u hereiafeee. WILLIAM STORY.
Goderieb, 6th Sept. 1849. 9.-x31 if
TWO GOOD FARMS
FOR SALE.
ONE *Mai. 11 mites, and the other with-
in about 3 males of O.dermch Town
Plot. The Bret is 1. T 10 is let Cosecs -
n en, Tnwn.hip of Goderich,
CONTAINING 164 ACRES,
is tumor ed at the one erd by Lake Huron,
and at the other bya Public Road, -sod
the second Is LO8 in 8th Concession,
Colburn., W . Distal/an,
CONTAINING 100 ACRES,
and issituated at the Junction of two Pub-
ic Roads.
For Particular.. apply to
JNO. McDONALD, E.q.
Godericb, 19th June, 1849. n9-tf -
CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
THE Subsriber having been appointed
Agent of the
"CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO.,"
is prepared to receive proposals fur Alma -
ranee, and will be happy to afford to any
person the necessary information, as to the
principles of the Institution.
JAMES WATSON-
Godermeh, 3th June. 1849. v2n 911
KINCARDINE ARMS.
(Peer the Wharf CoderlcA,)
BY H. MARLTON.
TITE shove Hotel butgood ace.modatioo
for traveller., Stalling, ke., ke.
The Packet Mary Ann 0,111 leave Gode-
rich (wind is weather permitting,) regular•
Ir twmee a week for the Kineardep..8ettls-
meat. For freight or pa..age apply to
Capt. Rowan at the Kincardine Arm..
Gnderieh, Marsh 25th, 1850. n8-43
WIEiFT ?iI 110111.
M 0FFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
• N D
PHCENIX BITTERS
The Ates sad envied e.t.iwity wildest Jar pro -•mbsed
Seems.. Aam sen.h.4 lar thole btnvrb. agree, I. all
the drowse Wild. they proem to eon, W rsa ..,d IM
erai ionmt w of phial ao may someeemory, bet ween
Jy of rho.. They an bmm by their fe.b. ; lean pod
works tawdryfor doom, sad Jey tart.s err by w
the endow..
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PINIFY 701 BLOOD,
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apply t• D. 9- L.1ZARS, Inad Aisle,
Oereeieir 78M11, SOW !te►�si QeissAis, Eats MMM. srmir.c
• n,. r Jia 'Gt'!•t atiTBRi1
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CAN be epaselsei - N A'
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DANIEL MOMS LIZARS1,
ATTORNWf AT LAW,
sed Co•agseser, /b(lsMpp Se 'tj'9ett11/A
liar hie WW2. f ..., ,1♦'/1p.gurd.
aneroid, Sod Je.e.,y, 2163. S5.S*
N. B. -Mr. Ntr.rbsa. of the We I ne
Streehas 0 Liss., seplwess to net
Agent and Counsel foe Yr. Liam j aK
mailers referred to him front Mrvitfsed, - .
WA'I'S( IN & WILLIAM$,
DIXiE IF4TBOX of gildgrp,k
RARRISTER AT LAW, As. As
GEORGE WILL1A18
km of the Sr. dHeer•I. Weare sid WI iimwl�
Barristers. 31.. Termite: bowleg tide d”,
into .Ip, ie the Tt'smtl.t, and 'r/edls
area e1 Lew, C/saORUT ..d Coremeg
will is future keep Moir OO... ei Stadielek eel
Stratford. respectively. sake the mese, .tyle
ad firm .f Mums sod Was ea&
Duns Wane,. Gererlik.
GRoaos Wat.saas. St.t3ud.
24th D.e.mh.r. i841. • Se -meld
R. WILLIAMS, & Co.
CHEMISTS AND DLUBO11TS,
Asti Gemini Maley. is dowries. Lippe,
Palate, Oita, 8.ni.kee. Dye SISI,
Hardware, ere •
STRATFORD.
Preseriptien ieMsed with ammo std
promptitude,. >w -elle.
J. K. GOODING,
su—,1,1,6
w LL wised SALES is key part et til.
Cne.ey ea resso.sMs Teinfo Ap-
ply
poply at hie Resides's, L1wkbe: s... 'Wet.
Ood.rieh, April N► 1341. vgs
DANIEL GORDON,
CABINET MAKER:
Vow door East e/ 11. Canada Co's. Vets.
W EST.BT*P•f T.•
OODERJCN.
Angnet 27th, 1849. reale
R. YOUNG;
BOOT and SHOE Hiker, swells'► Wert
of Mr. George ♦iiess's, Blecbe.Hb,
Front rarest. Gndme\.
Apn: 960, 1850. typo
JOHN J. E. LINTON,
NOTAIF PUBLIC,
el, •,.,,
AFD CONVEYARCMs g
STRATFORD .
DAVID H. LIZARS,
77 18Mame tIES i. ie se the IsheMs..m of
Gedeneh and slair rrramdi.j ....L
Chet he hos anmrseee1d be ierreYCaerigessik
Geoenl Amen sad A.es..mrt, sad by aside.
nes atte0tiar, aesreey, mad meireete.kegmb
haps to be motet le nisi vim may repin W
service.. Tbs a wlaisg i. employ bis le soy
e/ the shine breeches wil1 phew earl el es
It/wawa Osier. Lhabbke.•e sq.eI,
Codrnek.13th Heed. 11111.mSeat
DR. JOHN fell,
I IE ID e ALATS MISR Ut1,
soildarom
July 31, 1849. • Sv'e1M
Wm. RRPD, .
HOUSE AND RiON Pdi]YTE$ fiat,
LiGHT-HOUSE ST. GOD><llC&
Oct. 25, 1849. fid
TO LET,
milAT two story Far Derslusg Beep
` lately occupied by .1•4p AsIsd, twit {ma
stediatety opposite Ms prom reddass.. YNg
terms and further pare instant sygI y to
ALEI(. M. 111.0611,Nani St.
O.derieh, M.y 93, ISM.
DAVID 11. LiZARB,
A UCTIO IVE11R.
18 reeved to shoed Sege li sigy if
the United comities ee thorn/.i MAW -
Ole teemsa the
Lighthouse .t�g4 � 08110,
Goderieh, April 11, VOL •6-3 •
T WAREEHOUSE sod WHARF w
ing to the Messrs. Dsveepon, etthis pieesj
has established bim.etf.s s
roawaao ars •
Any orders or robbel ibt, � 1147 MR -
clients of (iedeylq ��
attention. ` n
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. alit ,
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