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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1850-10-10, Page 4v 1 ) ottrQ. 4UARVIIST x0110. ST ease woe i len, 1 levo se ems Beget steel gleam through the lead ; 'TYi goodly melt bet .1 mast be la tilt reaper's twaay bated. The helmet ..d the spear Are twined with level wrath : Bet the teephy.i1 wet with the 07917.a'a tar, Aid blood sets rem bteatb. 1 love to see the fiats That le moist with purple sees . Bet ant where ballot, ..ord, .ad child Lie .trews with the gory slats. 11., so -'lis where the eon' Shoots duos the eleadlees beams, Till deb and►arating juice -drop. run Ou the nneyard truth is suarw. My glowing heart bests bier, At the sight .f shining gold: Bat 11 is not that which the mater's eye Delighted to behold. A brighter wealth by far, Thal the dove minee yellow vein. I. ren around, ie the fur bills cro.n'd Witb sheaves ei bile.iahed gran. Look forth, thea thoaghtles one, Who.e proud bee* never bends - Take Moe the bred thet's daily spread. Sot think on Him wbo .ease. Look forth ye toiling mete- Tuough bide ye poser, Be glad that dearth is not oo earth, To Imes that hole' :e... I.t fhe sone of praise be pound, IL gratitude end say. By the rieh man. with his go mural, .1ud the ragged gleaner boy. The feast that eat.t• glee Is Dot 1.1 nor MInnr- 'Tie shared by the m . slave t►o:lien, And tbe teasel o1 ■ throat. Theo glory to the steel That shines is the romper's hand - And thanks to • God who h.s bweeed the sod, Aod crowed /be harvest land I.ATT EUROPEAN NEWS. DENMARK AHD TVV* DUCIHRB. Lorimer move sips MBA? 0P W Aa..-Do- menevore. Sept. I/. --The Demob moo sof fend a severe defeat to the course of the day is the western •atrrnntr of the two aroma Early this morning they adv,iw.il Old of Frisdr,chatad' with • whole baualhen and four It -pounder., with which obey attacked the two companies, lying at Soder. mope!. The position cm opted by the S7hleowig Holsiriners at Sodemtapel Is a most favorable one. • The ground shelves gradually doves toward the chewasec to Prcdrtchd.tadt, which, with good cannon, can be bombarded hem Sold eeeeerel. Un- I,rktly, however. no artillery was in the unmedraIe neluhbeurhnod when the Danes edv•need to the attack, and the troop. in that p •aition were opposed to a galling fire el ',no., without befog able to answer it. N. other grants, sh.pnele, nor round shot -um -emit -el in Arms ing them nut, and the Danes therefore ordered • bgronet attaek. This was at once stlempteJ, bel without success, the Dene. being driven pack with great less. .1 *emoted attack meeting with a minder result, the Danes m itched .fir in MO dudgeon. Al Soderarap.•I six wnnnd ed and fire unhurt Diner were, taken: eb•Mut eighteen or twenty of the9Schleswig Ilo1- s'e ners were w 'ended. There does not .mem to hays h,•.o the ahehleei'conceclioe between this 010,•nl•nr 111 Cee west and in the tootle bet flier both serve to keep the people awake and In good spirits. DRNetau .ND TMR SETTLING TRB QUER' et tee Sundry of tee so -..called powers ham/ determined to *male the difficulty, and ham, held a conference at 1r in Allston, the remit of which is •e toile e: RUvtia will commune -Ito to the Court of Berlin es dteapprnval of'1s.lie* of policy it has hitherto rn,.u••d. Peter, Duke of Oldenhureh, will t•e meu,tnared-10 •emcee to the throne; of Lenm.rk. Ilolstetn sod Lauenburgh will continue to form a put of the Germanic Confederation. Resets will renounce the right of succession that she has over a part of Hcletem (namely, on Kiel) to tbe rase of the accession of the line of Aegusteoliurg, which would put it in pr,se.sion of the important port of Kiel. - The principal question is in what way to compensate the loan of Aguatenburgh. ENGLISH MARKET:. Gatos. -The h t to the Eastern, Midland and Southern parts of the kingdom may be considered as concluded, bot in the Northern part and Ireland much work re. mains to be done. The weather lbw week item been very Ree, and the Grain in the latter districts is likely to be secured in gone; condition. fin far as thrashing ham tested the yield of Wheat, our farmers improve themselves disappointed, and at many of the leading' agricultural markets they have been deman- ding ao advance of 1s. to 2s. per gnartcr, which, in partial instances, has been conce- ded ; it is however, premature. to arrive at env definite concluei,,n as to the produce of tee kingdom, but on the termination uf har- vest when thrashing has become more gen- eral we intend informing our friends of the rem :;t . Since the departure of th. Canada but lit- tle change has occurred in the value of 1Vheal or American Flour. The business done in the former has been to a moderate extent for the local connolnpiion *114 export to Ireland. Transectior.. in Flour have been limited, from the want of suitable qo.l- ities of !trrencan-the demand running on the beet deecrtptions for home consumption and shipment to Ireland, where, from a short supply of water, some of the millers have been purceesere on this market, but they bare found some difficulty in obtain- ing brand. suitable to their requirement.. The recent imports ire of very inferior quality and out of condition. The salsas of good brands have been made et 237. 6d. to 23e. ed. and a favorite lot 347 per barrel Our market this mnereng wan hat thinly attended. Sup plied of Foreign Wheat since Tuo•day havo been large, contesting of 18.- 000 quarters, (chiefly French) with 11,179 sacks of Flour from thence, end 6,500 bbls. from the United States. Our Millers and Dealers operated with much cannon, and only a moderate busioe,s was treneaeted- *s do net alter nor gnotatinne, but to hive effected exteneive salew some coseeseion would be required on the part of holders. - Having • large show of French Flour, and only a moderato demand, we must quote a reduction of 61. per sack on all het the ex- tra qualities. • Irish Flour wan dull, but -held firm. -Cor• N. Y. Tribune. • FRANCE. The trade of Paris is mote brisk at this moment than it small) ie at this season of flee year. The Paris manufacturer, contin- u e to be fully employed in the execution of order' from Italy, Spain, Russia and Tur- key, 4'c. Tho potato diwave ucfortum- ately is making farther progress, Witco to departments ohne~ had hitherto 'Reapeedd Still the corn markets throughout Preece show a downward teedeney..tbe fall in pi - ens' varying Crum SO cent. to lit the heeto- Ii'ro. 'I'LO folionextrael is from the French e rro.pondent of tree New York Herald :- '• There is ne need of entering into further 'details relater 1., the President's journey- bet will tell you that It is slid in Paris, s..a le secret, that an ovation will undo.bl- 1y wk. place en the I3tb instant, at the return of Lois Napoleon. The wannest friends of the elected of the 10th of Dec., have decided hitt, willing or not, they would try the experiment, sad carry their prince on the .Merl. Will that take place? `:o one eau tell; Mit if so, I am reminded it will be the signs( of a riot and a Moody affair. • • Everylsing induces me to behove that we shall witness the roost ee- virnl• and anfortunmte freest.. Then is at this very menu+ret is Franco, a su.penston of putttiee, which engrosses lis attention of ah. Will there be • "prorogation of Lnnfe 'fspoIIoe's -poweret' is the vitiation malted os, aft bands. Also ! the journeys of floe ehiaf of oar government 1,470 proved IMO 17* ie not molar ennnrh to ob'sis each • mark of confidence from the neop e" iT.1 LX, F..RoLman Parses Excl.unan r.o* Roan.' -The Roman Peet tKee hes rrcninTene- .d Its 1te rigorous excln.len of such foreign n.wep•ptws as mimeo, moment, unf7vswa• Ma to the Papal Court or any of 1M Manatee of admint.rrabnn All the Dew ottani! prose of &eland, Priem.•, and Tee Ani M. herrn !nog flee* prnhrhit0d; bit temegh the Times, GMIlgnwmei, and the Jteerv'if de. P,3nrp here 70wowally (moos rearm/, sot a day mese, hey ,•,n or other i. ..,hided. Rely INNtr7Reee a'0 mv,le in vote, mad eVOIS .n.• the h 'vrn,ls mote/ must to N• 7Mrele1 d ►leanrreta, to wf•em •'+'n• e..(4•1 sir wa. '•ilnerla .hewn, Ste Jested t0 1 h ' flame • iN IRELAND. One Step is the Right Direction. -An interesting experiment ham been tried in the Co: ntv of Kerry, 'bootee what immense rnod might be effected in Ireland by a body of liberal, or rather just proprietors.,Lady Headly, who ha. an estate in the paish of Glenbegh, acceded to the requsat of her te- nantry, and had their land/ revalued by an arottrator in whom both parties had confi- dence. The result is, that the farmers are determined to allow no poverty nn the es- tate, and no poor rates; for they hive conte to the reeolutiolf' of taking all the peeper,.' chargeable to their dlvteton not of the work houses, and of employing them as, indepen- dent laborer. on their farms, BARON HUMBOLDT AND THE PEACE CONGRESS. The 1.Blowing letter from Baron Von , Humboldt to the Peace Congress at Frank- fort, which did not arrive in time to he read at the meeting, ham now been forward- ed to us by the committee for publication : TO THE PRBa1DRNT 71413 1HRMn*Re' OF TUB PBAC6 CO,NDRRge. 11)c tUorla's programmt. I regret so much the more that my person nal position and advanced age, which warns me to complete what work I have commen- ced, should hinder me from assisting at a meeting having so noble an aim in new, as lit would have afforded me the gratification of coming into close contact with 7o many men dutingui.hed for talent and humanity. i have already verbally expressed this re- gret a few weeks ego, when I had the plea- sure, to ties, Men.re, Henry Richard and Elabu Burrit end Visec6er., and to converse with them ow the probable in6oence which your eoeiety may hope to exercise. 'The -general peace which over continent has now so long enjoyed, and the praise- worthy efforts of many governments to tbeoft-lhreetoine d;.Dgers of a gene- I ral European war, prove that the Ideas which so• prominently occupy your mind. aro in aceordancce with the sentiments call- ed -fortis aad diffused by oke increased cul- ture of humanity. It is • owlet enterprise to impire such sentimeatsin the cornmon- weolth by public conferences, and 1,1 the tome time to point out the way through which wee and sincere governments may, by fostering the procreative mad legitimate development and perfectibility of free hafte nines', weaken the long accumulated ele- ments of 'animosity. - How much mildness of manners and an improved ord: r in the organize:ton of States have teethed within narrower limits the wild outbursts of physical violence may be twee by comparing the middle age' with moders'timee. The whole hi.tery of the past show' that, tinder the protection of a superior power a Tong -nourished yearning after a noble aim. in the life of nation., w,11 at length find its consumption. Has not a di.greecful legielation, cnnoiving at -yea encouraging the infamous system of slave- ry and.the trafic in human beings at least on our continent, and in the independent State of former Spanish America, yielded to Ihr united efforts of the Netter part of eankinil 1 We must net, then, relinquish the hope that a path will open by which all hostile diyiiione and re -tett -meting jealousies will gradually di•apnrrr. Tho whole histo- ry of the world teachers. to sore the expres- sion of stalee.nan long departed "tint the idea of humanity becomes in the epees of memories emir more visible, in a mon en. larged acceptation, and proclaims its ani- mating power.' Ineeirnd with these hope. and wish's, honored men. I heg to enmmend myself t0 your kind rememhranee, ke. ALEXANDER VON*IUMBOLDT. Postdam, August 20th. At Sl. Stephen's New Brnmwick, • ves- MI t• ors the stock., merle of which there re a large .leamhoat, all r: complete order. The ahlp and steamer pre intended for a C.Itfnrmaadvenl•err. .\ part of the hull 0f the yeses being is .I. ,1 Will let nff the w 7*, end 1 mjeeitoe .at MM doled 11110 h, esti Ibis of were hauled up again. The Menten who owns the vowels, says that ecan have the steamboat ready for run- ning In two deyi after he arrive' at San 1'nne•eco. Thee ie rertainly a novel enter. prow, end le worthy of having been pissed I on tM Yankee stile of the neer. \ new Romeo Catholic Cathedral has bees consecrated at York, Reglad. • .bort time river. ■'warm of 0.. infec- t.," 16. etmm:'ir.n et I.iemeed, neer Daven- port. They rxfende4 e,g'.i miles to the emit and Extern to the Reel. The erbevtptwes at Manchester is cos, - nee' ion oa_nernon with the Ea6ibitiun of industry amounted to £4567. A new telescopic star, between the poly sear r d evermore, has jn.t been dtecuvereJ by M. G Itlleny ('otoli.arda. Out of one hundred Dew journals fouobed in Pores, after the revolution of February, 96 have already ceased to exist. Large traces of laud bate been purchaae/l in Hungary by the Jews, wbo are beg'asing to apply themselves ae.iduouely to agricul- ture. A United Stales paper emit that the house maid of the Irving 11•• el. Noise York, solos locks of Jenny Lind'. fair to the ' young bloods' al the rats of rR per hair. Cve•.-Wash.neton letter writers stats that Mr. Web -ter, the Secretary of stale a ie poa•e.gion of df,rmatton which requires lbs Water Witch and Vireo 'es.els of war to leave for Cuba immedi ■rely. This bee reference on doubt to re- cent events to that quarter. -(Examiner. TIM PatNCR DR JOINVILL1 IN ARBROATH. ,_Oo Wednesday last, Arbroath was hoe. sired with a pawing visit by this distingu- ished foreigner. After viewing the Abbey, the Prince, accompanied by another gentle- man, proceeded tome distance along the cliffs which margin the coast for many miles to the eaetweard.-.JrbroatA Guide. The French schooner F.rpoir, Ponvee, Master, which had arrived here last Tues- day, from Labrador, with a cargo of fish, has been seized for • violation of the Navi- gation Laws, in interfering with the Coast- ing Trade.-Qaebee paper. CoNsuMrrloN or SPIRITS In SCOTLAND.- The•total number of gallons of British spi- rits at pre of.,on which was fluty paid, for consumption in Scotland. for the last ten yearn, ending the 5th of January 1850, was me follows: -In 1841, 6.180.138; 1842, 5.989,905;4 643, 5,595, 186; 1844, 5,591. 798; 1845, 5,991,948; 1846, 6.441,011: 1847. 6,975,091; 1848. 6,193,219; 1849. 6,548,190; 1850, 6,935,003. On Friday lest, *young man, named John Dempsey, residing in the Township of An • cam:er, was killed by falling off a waggon. while a yoke of oxen, which were drawing it, were running away -the wheel passing over the head, caning concuenon of the brain, •nd a fracture of the' base of the /ke. A Indy was engaged io domestic affairs whenltpomc one rang the .(reef -door bell, anJ the Catholic servant girl was bidden to say that her ntietrese was not at home. She answered, "yes ma am, and' when I con- fess to the priest, shall I confess it as your sin or mine." • NOTHING IN YAW -Verify, thi. is • great age. We see it stated that the good folks "Ont Wen" think of pulling the lever and ague to a utilitarian purpose-snehas dri. ving naw -mills, grist mills, cider pres'less, kc. Twenty men, they say,, wbo shake moderately bard, are siiffteteM to propel a otenmhnat, and no danger of ttie "bilers bustin." New You( roe et24.-Twenty-fo,r dollars, says Watson in his annole, purcha- sed the whole city and county of New York, two hundred and twenty years ago, The streets were first paved in 1676; in 1711 a slave market was established in Wall street. The fret stage route between New York and Boston was established in 1733 -time, fourteen dave from city to city. In 1745, the first coach was driven. MURDER.-.A colored man named Wm. Ingals. was killed by a man named David McLellen, in Stamford, about a mile wept of the Fall., on Friday night last. The Coroner's verdict states that the death of the deceased was caused by reeeeted blows frn:n David McLellan, who is now in jail at Niagara. On examination he confessed ha- ving killed the colored man, and it appears that he was under the infinence of liquor at the time. -(Chippewa Advocate. GRASS Lallo,.- We have repeatedly said that 1n laying down grass land., the bestow- ment of a few extra pounds of seed is no ,loss. .Farmers often miss it being to par- e monious in this re.pect: they go upon the erroneous presumption, that all the seed sown will vegetate, wheren., under ordio- ary circumstances nu more than hnlf of it ever obtains rout. -Maine Cultivator. • JENNY LiND. Not sweeter sang the birds of Eden, Than the fair Nighteng*le of Sweden. The only diff'rence'toe ixt the two lies here, Their notes were gratis, hers aro very dear. A Lona NATE.-" I wentech to echipp in the Lucille." said a Dutchman to the clerk in a shipping effi e. Well,' said the clerk, pen in hand,- ' w'if'e ynnr name!' 'It le Hans Vanansmtlianderdanneevaa- eymende1mit,utenechnipfelutmidete.chnov- ondrnrnp! 1' said Dotrhy gravely, .pitting out his old geld, and taking in a fresh one. ' Ileavens !' said the astonished clerk, ' 1 can't write that. Lnnk a herr, minor, what is that in English -do you knew ?' ' Yaer, leh does. it i, Yen Smidli!' The poor clerk fainted. Why is the aseeasnr of treee the beet man in the world! Because he never un- derrate anybody. A fellow, while voraciously devouring a piece of cheese, belonging to a (mend, kept declaring continually that he dtd'nt lake it. The friend replied,' One would•auppuse w, eaitsg how you run it down.' "NAP. 'FIRM LIR* TRR PRE.aeT."-A pedlar well known -in Our Hlgbltnd districts buried lately his second wife. Being one of the., who think it no part of wisdom to embitter the present with recollections of the past, he goon turned from bewailing the dead to addre.eing the living. 11e picked out • ne.ghboriag epineter as being well gulled foe her third m,etreee, and loot no time In making bis distress known. Jenny, it (teems, crocked her nose at the offer, and John, leaving to her fancy departed saying, 'well, a' the world doe* not think like you,' which was gaits trne. Before reaching home the pedlar met a more eompliaet Air one. Jenny in the meantime, relleeted on the riling -erne* . which would likely revolt from her rage, end resnl+ed in future to be more Mad; alas, in train! Nest day. as the pedlar we. passing by. Jenny called him m and stated to him her deep eentrltioe for the hard words of yestsrdsy. John hoard her tbrough, then replied, ',Wee!, wee!: I'm overs far ea wt' another a0, now to think of gees heck; but if ale kappe.N to be a.e Wag liver, 1'11 no fur get w mail yea my fourth wife" -Peri re Adeertisre. ./1. 0.1 . r BEG u Iodinate to lie /ahaateaseef tar. 1 Township' of God.rieh, Smelly sad Ce1- lame. that made/ a power of Ammer from the BARON DE TUTLE, dated the 25th Aprtt, 1649, 1 am aalhoriaed to draper* of his LANIDO ie these Tew.shipe, arid to gnat Title treed ise 14 sa.s-pedals to collect all Mosses dao bias. . 44 to vita' Ow wheelie* 1•4 the •1111111.41 l ` risibly request all pirates* sadebted le the meld eerier de 1'syle, foreh.,tb to otitis sip tbetr se- ,.eciIve delta. THOS MERCER JONES. Onderich, 8th 17!+r, 1650. 3m -s151( N1'O)TICE. I BEG to I•limale to all that it meq seesn e, that 1 have safer • powri of Atteresey grease ed tit WILLIAM STORY, authorised hue to eeelle,' rel' muuey• due a. either b, Nate o1 heed o1 otherwise, aid arut d:schrps for t4 tome And 1 hereby req•est all persons indebted to me forthwith to settle the sem* sad save 00717. JOHN LANCASTER. (tode,ich, 2Stb day May, 850. v3a17 NOTICE. THE Sub•eriberIse wing bete appointed Arm ,jor the PROVINCIAL MUTUAL AND GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY. here- by tamales, that be a prepared to receive 8sb- e criptione for Stock in the Proprietary Breech. and applications for Insurances in the Mated Branch, sed to giro swab ioforoattoa on the subject as may be required. JOHN CLARK. Godericb, 2616 Sept. 1849. ,,,, 'OR SALE. riVIIREE MiLL PRIVILPX?E$, close 10 l the Lake Shore, and at 6, 8 anrY18 mi'es from Godeneh, with *mall Farms a1 tlrhed. Alco -ONE HUNDRED Building LOTS in the new laid out Town Plot of Wicklow, on the 18 mile River, sod on the main road from Godench to.the Aounrhing settlements m the new county of Bruce. Terme--One fourth of the purehase men ey down, the reminder in Four Instalments with interest. Apply (if by letter po.t- paid) 30 16. prepnetorJO, - i HN HAW' KIWI. Goderich, March 18, 1860. 3.-ndm6 PLANS_ AND SPECIFICATIONS. TILE Subscriber begs leave to Worn the Inhabitants of. the District of Hetes, an) the neighboring Platelet', that be aaa Established himself in Stratford, and is prepard to rive Plans and Specifier; bone of Public sir Private Buildings, Bridg- es, Mill Dams, kc. kc. ke., and will take the superintendence of such Erections, 00 the moot reasonable terms. Hie thorough knowledge of his prnMesie■ and his practice as Builder. qualifies him for nny iindertaktn, in the line. Address post paid, PETER FERGUSON, Builder. kr. ke. Stratford, C. W. . Stratford, March 616, 1849. 4.-m1tf NOTICE. -The sa,eniseed he ,ower id Attorney dated dor 27th day of M.7. IWsa, given him by Thomas 8. Wandld!, to eeleel all net.17nduee J•h17 due the Interim of Mites and Woodltfi and himself personally -Meant a• immediate settlemeol of the same or they will be given to the Clerk of the Mona Coen foe. collection. RENJ. PARSONS. , Goderich, Jane 12th, 1650. •.3/19 A VALUABLE PROPERTY. FOR BALL ! ! THE subscriber offers for SALE hu mid d SAW MILL, situated In the Township of Mc9.Ilivray, os, the. Bsg Sable, within -lira miles of 'Flaasgai's Corner. The Mille 'resew ii operatton,and newly built. The Privilege ie the best os the River, and situated_ in the best Town- ship in the County of Horoe-well settled, and Ramie opened is all direetiees to cavort it. The Machinery and mite.rlali are of the very best gnality,and pet op by the Ve- ry best Machinist., For Parrot/dare in. quire of James -Crumble, Esq., Galt, or ap-, ply to the sub.criher. PATRICK FLANAGAN, Proprietor. McGillivray, 15.6 January, 1850. 21500 37'The Galt Reporter will Wirt the above until forbid. CASH for WHEAT AT the Goderich bii11.. by WILLIAM PiPER. Goderich Mills, 5th December, 1849. 46.11 FARMER'S IiOTEI.,-MITCHELL. "[IRA\C18 FISHLEIGH begs to isfo,m hi. Il'' friends, and the public generally, thet be he estahlished himself a tbe ahoy• Village. ;ad hope, by etrict attention to the emmlort aad eee- ventence of Travrll•r.: to sent a share of their patronage. Gond Stabling and as atteentive Groom to •nends.ee: Mithell. May 15th, 1850. 31-405 TRATFORD hos ForNnity. -Th subscriber having psrehased the deer - cut of Mr. C. J. Wilson in the above EA- tablishmesl, is shoot to continue the Bust - nes on his owe responuMlitr. In returning thanks to the public for the very liberal ee- couragement received by (Oita k WILsoe. he begot to intimate that he will constnnlly keep on hand an assortment of Superior (' 7.71100, consi.t ng of C O OR INC, Parlour, and Box Stoves : Amer- ican. Scotch AC Canadian Ploughs of the most improved Moulds,-,1LILT ROLLERS, Teeninl; Lathes, Nmith'. Roller., 4.c. THRASHING MACHINES of a superior description to any hitherto introduced, and ijotter adapted to thio coun- try from their lightness of draught, and strength 01 eonetrnction. A call from in- tending purchasers i, requested before per- ehesmg elsewhere. The above will he meld at i,ow Rates for C.s. or Trade, or shot- responding rates on approved credit. A. B. ORR. Stratford, 40th Jews, 1880. 29-.* i o BE SOLD. -An Excel- ALeit FARM, beteg LOT Na 19, MATT• LAND CO NC ENS ION, Township of Godericb, containing 100 acres -30 of whish is cleared. The land is of a superior goali. ty, and well watered. It is eitu.ted exact ly nine miles from the town of God.rieh on the Huron Road, and at the junettos of six different reads; a,id as it is in the centre of • populous and prosp.roes Ineality, it ie ex calleetly adapted for a Tavern stand or • Ston. This farm is MA entitled to the atwntiop of persons desirous of an eligible 'maturities for busiacme, sed will be sold on verI reaeosable terms. For particulars apply to D. H. 1,17.011U4 Land Attest jjOodetleh, June 20, 1150. 7v-o3a THE 8ebssriber begs to inform the isbebitaats mf Gederieb and its vieiiity, that he leu re- ceived • Large Supply of the LATEST IM- PROVED PATTERNS of COOKING, B 0 X , AND PARLOUR STOVES, which he o&rs for SALE at very REDUCED PRICES FOR CASII. The 8•beeriber also keeps on band, as aerial, at lois OLD STAND, • LARGE and very 8o - peewit a .eeim.et of TINWARE of every description. 16. e.bectiber takes this opportunity of relsr- ei.ghis semen. thanks to the Petite for the very liberal pelreste he has received since Is has been in beet•eso is Ood*rieh, aad hopes by strict alleet.N to bowsaw. and moderate pnee, to eo.,,ns. to rrevive •.ham 64 the mastic petunias* N B. -GRAINING. PAINTING. GLA- ZING. PAPER sed BELL HANGING carried its se heeret.hre. . WILLIAM STORY. Goderieh, 6th Sept. 1519. Is -o31 if TWO GOOD FARMS FOR SALE. ,ONE within 2 miles, and the other with- in about 3 miles of Goderich T"wo Plot. The 6rOt is 1.T.T 10 in tat Conccr MOO, Township of Godench, CONTAINING 164 ACRES, le be eased et the sae wed by i,ake Huron, 'and who ether by R Public Road, -and the second is LOT 8 in 8th Concession, Colborne. W.D,vi.ton, CONTAINING 100 ACRES, and i• situated at the Junction of two Pub- lic Reads. For Particulars apply to JNI). McDONALD, _Gedstkb, 12th Jame, 1649. n9-tf CANADA bra ASSURANCE C . THE Sub.riMr having been appointed Arent of 16o "CANADA LIFR ASSURANCE,.CO.," is prepared to receive proposal, for Assu- rasee„aad will be happy to afrord• to any parson the necessary information, as to the prieclples of the. leatitnuno. JAMF,S WATRON• Goderieb, 3th June, 1849. v2n 9tf KINCARDINE ARMS. toe Wharf Cnderiek) BY 11. MA RLTON, THE above Hotel hag good aeeomodation fur Traveller, Stabling, kc , kc. The Packet Mary Ana will leave Gode- rich (wind k weather permitting.) regular- ly twice a week far the Kincardine Settle - Meet. For freight or passage arpty to Capt. Renese at the Kincardine Arm,. (I•oderich, March 25th, 1850. n8 -v3 P111?T TBE BLOOD. M 0FFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHCENIX BITTERS The yah . envied e.l•beity. .alta these p-ewiseel n.dteler bre d bis th.ct.,rfor ii...riable efficacy i..11 IM 4117 5..aieb (My peek= to ewe. W modeled the vel pemewe of pain ale .sly .d.eewry, bat e.ww- Iby or ib.. They me h.oen by their fruit.; ibisgood week, teddy for thew, ad they theles motley tww faith ei the *0..l.es. Z law J!. - .-, «J1S - MO 1 f✓ 477001. ACCTR mod CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, AFFECTIONS o1 tad 7LADDea.ed KIDNEYS fILI001 TEL'Eaa & LIVER O01aPLAlM7e.- lo , r e ..0 .d wl..6.. thaw 4 .se.. p...d. they .M r Mewl 1.M7Y..s.. a.mes. sad when. who ma ave dime atadlw...r4 .tow dens 1'd. he .tehnnt them. rMLIOIJI COOLS:, sed REROUS L•..ewe., BUM ,,, , i,, , , COLD* of COUGH&, CHOL'e. X1)1•►dole. Used web sreM meows te thee Mime. CORIUPT HUMORS. DROP81E8. INTEPIPISZA• iso p.n.. .a► th1. d,.twirir s,1 s!•. iw roam tom tow wsdheme awed lsy. /a0011*/10 of Ohs Sift LRrIIPILAs. FLAIT1 1.11701. MOVES aid AMUR. eerie. wimp nflle w aa. /parr rose ..emir. .al be bond s eds. weedy, sed tnitaf• w.;. 0114 S.Beime Hew t7. 5707 .M4.et le Min .t les di ww-e .w 7, thee .r.rwee ■ ro..r.a- 111/1r 70275, Ie SATISFIED. AND 1116 CURED. Its of COMPLEXION. •I I*LL IIIILITtr •WT. OIDDINE E. GRAVEL. MXADICME.&'✓••wt Wt. 1NWAID rings. INTLAMMATORY RHEUMA 9mss. IMPLIED BLOOD. JAUNDICE. LODE .1 4701. LMR O•RIPL&INTI, LEPR0a1. Looms?, law .7*RC V RI A L DlatAmftm,- 7..e lee r w.Y.s . e..hrr ate 1r elltee.0 Neesrp atm• SEAN moss dam Ir mot pave.♦/ p.p.ratc... ..f Banapetneelh WONTswiA TS. NEE roux DEaILrr Y. NKR rous t0NPLArwr, V .1 M..d., OROANIc APPEcrsgNm, PALPITATION ie OA snot?. PAIMTEYS CM01l0. ? ILS. The onoi..l p.p•t..w of Sow .d.iw 1e. rod ♦ p1. a ys own weal-ee by et ea .f thee 1J6 Rvdira.. .hr. 0/11.01. s lime. ria, bre. Yale. lets ..d news n ig RU ATIIM. Thee .*.1.1web ate cels beam web ow .f mirth/ W W 111111116•111. tawsn u RLepon 1. ti. HIBA SO, seven. n/LTnMmr1, tWIL uvea. S CROFULA. e. ILIX•'• 1?ZL, isms oar rwa. PLC a a A el warp d.w•pttw • O R{ it 8 a.M tips. eve ./wase means o, ems aloielow /wsnj. ow sir,.•. M .d.s.W, Ora sew w /meas wtoto a BOW .em b. terra m un rii&i 1111 111ii111I BITT11a PURIFY TME 111.0 OD, Aid Vo remove all diocese frown the system. a s degaMal will /Ire the LIFE PILLS and P811a'f11 B I T FENS hey.d the robe) a smear Oka le she ..bile. .f .n'y patient. its movie ea 1.e..e, we pet op fa ala. old lobar, eve • ,.s0Mw• seise OW s...Nus." ea..i.1. 1M M.. 6041., w .dish M . drawl% of 7m.dw.y thee .11 area le ear Imes, by *QM .re.g.m •Moms( the oily eve..•'r e OW w The ..apps. sed Ileemeeme ere Oereh a Wee who p.swe them grett wase waggon w Weaned lbw aro r•••t•a Be referral.Y l. aid omen; I Ea• be OM M .eve bee ae w... Peat web than. P..pwd.as We by 11t. WILLIAM S. Mt0PPA?, d ireorlersgvaper .r Aar.M erne Bw Tel& Pe.Siloby BF.NJ. PARSONS, See Agent. GodetkilibJao.25, INS. it,r s e .•A Amidi want. D. P. A. McDOUCAW., CA N be oawalted at 411 boanb ,Mrs. Atse J' Gwifeff'a, R*RIBa 1 1 (3.4.eteb, Dept. 1818, 1848. eft• I. LEWIS,''` r t'f IDARRIf'1T6R, SOLICITOR, 1106,, Jsee, 1848. GODERICR. ALFRED W, OTTER, General Agent & Conveyancer COLLECTOR OF ACCOUNTS, ¢c. 4c GODERICH. Oet. 1, 1849. 9-•95 JOHN S'I'RACHAN, BARRISTER AND ATTORNEY AT ILA W, Solicitor in Chancery. C NOTARY PUBLIC, Has his odic/ is West Wrest, Goderich God.rieh, 9nd January, 185u. 9v -a49 DANIEL HOME LIZARS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, and Conveyancer, Solicitor in Chancery, Han hie oRe• as formerly, in Stratford, Stratford, 9nd January, lino. 2._x49 N. B. --Mr. Strasban, of the lat. firm e. Strachan k Liters, costrsues to act mi Agent and Counsel -for Mr. Liners in all matters referred to him from Stratford, WATSON'& WILLIAMS, DIXIE WATSON of Goderich, BAIT"/PTER AT LAW. Ale. lite. aid GEORGE WILLIAMS. of Pfeifer'', late of Ilse 6rgp of Hector, Weller aid W;llt.,a•. Banisters, dib. Tomato, hosier this day eatetee iwwoeo-partaerat.ip, in the Premier. sad Proles. n os .4 Low. Craacasy aad COSIVRTANC114i, will is future keep their Offices at Gudetich and Stretford. respectively, oder the Deme, style ■ red firm of WATIO. mad W,LLsjas. DIIIa WArw., Goiferieb. GxOmux 1'lluurs, Rtratferd, f 24th December. 1749. 2v-a4itf R. WILLIAMS, & Co, CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. Aad teemed Dealers in Groceries, Liquors, Paints, Oita, Neraishes, Dye Stuff., Hardware,. .te.. STRATFORD. Pre.eriptions dispe.med with ae..r•ey and promptitude. 3e-515. .1. K. GOODING, AUCTIONEER, W attend SALES in any part of the Cnunty on reasonable Terme. Ap- ply at his Residence, Light-Ilouse Street. Godench, April 4th 1849. v -9n DANIEL GORDON, • CABINET MAKER: need doors East of toe Cawada Co',. I free, W EST-ST REP:T, GODERIC 11. August.71h. 1849.. _ • 2i -n30 R. -YOUNG, - BOOT and SHOE Maker, one door West of M►. George Videan's, Blacksmith, Free elreet. Godench, Apr: 26th; 1850. vis s JOHN J. 1. LINTON, nOTAIT PUBLIC, Cofrtruissioreer Queen's Bench, AND CONVEYANCER, STRATFORD. DAVID H LIZAR8, { T18HES to inrimete to the i.habirnti o i' Y Goderieh end the sorronndisg 701.177. that he has enmmeaced business ss Conveyancer, General Agent end Aecoaotamt, std by a.m de - 00s attention, acrorary, end modems charges, hopes to M useful to meth as may require bis services. Those winkle( to employ him en an7 of the above branches will please call at the Reeis,ry Offre, Lighthouse street, Goderich, 13th Murch, 1850. v3-.6 DR. JOHN HYDE, [tear FRO* 1.170. MIE IID I C I% IL 1 111L1L; STRATFORD. Jul-, 31. 1849. 2v- es, WM. REED, i•IO U C F..9XD SIGN PAINTER. LIGHT -HOUSE. ST. GODF.RICH. Oet. 2.5, 1849. 2v■3e TO LET, THAT two story Frame Dwelling Hew Lately occupied by Judge Aeland, red im- merhateiy opposite him present residence. Fe• terms and further particulars apply to ALEX. M. R088, Nortie:8r. Godericb, Miy 23, 1850. v3n1611 DAVID H. LiZARD, AUCTIONEER. IS preoafed to attest) Sahel bossy pert of the United Counties on the meat tern - able term,. Apply at the Registry Oise, Lighthouse et rem, Goderich, April 11, 1850. t7 -ll 0 NOTICE. THE Aubseriber having RENTED the WAREHOUSE and WHARF beleop ng In e M . . Davenport, of "bis Ilea hie eetathbli.h,d him,elf ms a TORWARDF.R ANT commission 7ari7CTIAFT. Any orders or eommissioa from the Mr' chants of Goderich, will receive prompt attention. JOHN McEA.N Wiodsor, March, 1849. .91-7.t HURON HOTEL GODERICH, BY JANE' GENTLER. Goderieb, Sept. 12 1150. v8 -e30 ST00KES, 411)emist a n b fDragai9t, WEST -STREET, GODERICH. July 1860, 90-e THE'OLD BARMY. HNEWMAIN, $READ, CAKE Caicrt' e awl PArTay RALE*, ret deaf FAA •'h' Cae.d• Compose' O6les, Vfat-attest, nob. Godench. September 24, le50. $'M Farmers' Mutual tnlrYanoe Cf Coma $1,000,000. FZRA H(JPKIP(D, Hawk" Arai f"' the Ceeetw.o of Wasseda sod 14eyee- Anted Fit lime. 7. 66 (DD Plt1101444-