Huron Signal, 1850-10-24, Page 3•
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TO TUE ELECTORS OP CANADA.'
MOW I.eherem-Is accordance with
EIRRIltseslelloale pasu4 unanimously atm
Stelae Ite5degt held on the 9151, sumer•
e.efillsgsd reepsleby weeded. It devolves'
• M s CommettSs, chosen on that otoe-
illfill Wheat Ike Electors of Canada as
the toter et end Reeolutioq. ♦.4 es we
.re cultivators of the golf, s learned ducu.
seal ewes sot be looked fur at our Mode;
betjt . 4 be hoped that the humble efforts
of t\Y Combiltu. May prove usefulAn
tl.g the various .bade. of Peliouer• In ups
memos bond for our mutual protecuo. •
t•isat the aoeamoa mem v. Tb. time has
y arrived when the Farmers, Muufac-
toners, Itsehanlca and Merchants of Casa-
da.bould In justice t. tbemeel.n and pug
te, stated forth and think. speak, .ed act
for Ives en all ogealone where their
.we Interest sad tbat of the Crows and
O.,,renseel seder which. we live ere at
stoke, and in doing this we me protected
from without by the wooden walls of Old
EEasegl1and, and from within by British feelings
end Caasdiaa liberality. It should be borne
in mind that Obs oldest and met inveterate
.f political partiues attended the aforesaid
...ting, who to a moo supported the Res -
elation. o5 which this addr..s is founded;
end moreover, this Committee were muton
Idly chosen from the vertom ranks of Re-
formers, Tonle and Orangemen -ell of
which..rply- promo that them parties can
live is good eo ghborship and work in uejty
es tie hbersl soil of Canada, and under the
festering are of Britain. As all of us are
'.bzioe. for Reform and wish to reap its ad-
msalagcc, It is the desire of 'hie
Cummins* that this union of feeling may
be acted epos from Gaspe to Sandwich, to
the fell sacompli.l.meet of the greet object
Is view, eia.: is keeping Lawyers and M-
ier -airs out of tae Hew of Assembly at
the nett General Election, tied we wou'ld
thee ere Reform in reality, .w111eh is nothing
mere nor less than improvement. Yee, fel•
low-lahesrsre, i.erovement ie the order of
the day; end now wbat is the improvement
we most require? is it high salaries, and nu-
merous and melees ogees extravagantly
pald; or is it good roads to market, and
schools oo fm and enlarged princtplesl-
This Committee reeomerends to your favor-
able notice the latter; and who are so coin.
retest to seeore those sdvaotages as mein•
hers cheeses from our own ranks, resident
in different Comities, and Wards or Ridings.
Where did Bonaparte find his ablest Gene-
rales Wa. it not is the raokal Aa Britain
hoe .o.oded to tee the responsibility of
.aaaging our own local affairs, are w* a-
letrardteg des testae to the Parent State,
e.n.lvw nod children is giving all this
power iste.tbe heeds IS Lawler% es tar
repruestativee, who boort the entire re.
seeress of 1W fine mutiny is the admtois-
*ratios .f We overanaent-sod a5 it is fur-
ther termed, the administration of jostle*.
Sorely it meet appear se If smoothie( could
be saved out of £511.000 a year to make
(1 with, the remit of which
meld add .atonally to tbe trade sod cnm-
merino! the Parent .tate. This committee
have witeee.d for .,any ,ears the manage-
ment of Lawyers in the House of Assembly
-both as Torus and Reformers -and have
sever Foos any but Lawyers flourish under
their management. Look at our sites.
multiplied Court. of Law, the ofi.:ers of
which ars carefully pro,i,/ed for at the path -
lie impasse, with yearly salaries and little
to do, tad a doer opened wide for the Jed'.
es to take at their pleasure after a eertate
*.tied, a portion of two-thirds of their Oris
tied pay and retire from all exercise. 1s
vet thin ties Ivey to ruin a young country,
or at best to keep it down by filling it up
with dross. at our expose*, 1s it not a
+bio feet. that Lawyers lore by getting all
parties by Ob. ears, end not unlike incendi-
aries that seta towns ie Cameo in order to
get • back at the plunder. And in
lwm* ing thepersons the power 01 making
aws, bars they not improved the opportu-
• ity by mystifying them plainly for the pur-
pose of inducing litigatioo. This commit-
tee tberefore urges upon the Electors of
Canada the groat propriety of joining in
this bond of unite* for our mutual advantage
by simply resolving that we will not under
any eircamuaoees vote for soLawyer at the
next Election. Look et the rdenagement of
our Railroads ander the withering influence
of Lawyers! Aod where ere said Road@ to
be foundt Alas! not in Canada, their whole
delight and aim is to got at the fingering
of the funds whenever such work may pro.
cased, but it is to be hoped that capitalists
will pause era they commit the manage-
ment of so important an undertaking to
their hands. What in the came of wonder
have Lawyers to do with the construction
of Roads, wine o very small conveyance
would Dorve to tarry all their mock in trade
t. market. Their first act in all such neat -
tore where Lawyers are directors, is to ap-
point a Solicitor --a strap el_y qua'ified chs•
roster sure:y to seanageo Public Works
-the whole affair would be in our gnu
Court of Chancery a dozen of times before
before it would be completed, and a moat
beautiful eight it would he to see We Che. -
miller playing about his chamber on a Rail
Road, and es poor devils, farmers, leggin
our produce to market as usual, through
mod to the knees !
Thin fellow cultivators and and proprie-
tors of the the foil, is eat what Britain ex-
pected of ua. when to former indulgeociee
tl}ey leave thereto addend the responsibility
• our managing our heal matters, in order
that the noourees of this One Agricultural
.meant might be folly developed, snit fbeir
ships cnatis.ally retursng to Britain load
ed with Bore any ail, the prsdnce ef Cana
diaa.oil. And if those ars facia which so
sea an deuy, surely the time has fully sr.
rivd for Comden Farmers to (bink, .peak
and set for themselves, in otdsr that the
west dada may loot mecum o5 of segU-
Logos •ed ingratitude, sad that o.r ebitdnn
may not arses and condemn us for want of
waren cam sed azyho.e, is sot pretes-
ting them in- dee ukai from the hungry
grasp ef Lawyers, sad In effecting • fell
aid 5U4ta0teal remedy against all them
et►d . We ban hat a auntie duty to per
form, sed that is to stick to the text, .5d
pledge o.reely.e to • sats that we will one
Orale ler • Lawyer at 1 stoat Gree►al
Election, sad the work le dna*, We would
thea fes Canada boorish. Farmers would
fed i, trey to markt ; Marolttetaten wend
bed their Wordiness arotvdd wiM neck
and portliness : Mechanics would bar am -
pie sad ..teem. employ met with nun
finery pile•.: Merchants mold have their
stir and their returns before a eoneldern•g
unity to tthhiinnskgthat all late weet em
e eau
LegWstive tuft, wbiehh s o.mp*dem by
so/ setfig far lose and N there should be as
iadisideal areeyst tie who Mabee so us-
terteeate me N he euros tier (reap or
ilei. learlerelh b all seam set vole at all,
se let him nese forward esetmf,Uy sed vote
W ien Lewlore, end IM. Committee vee•
terse te my that Comedies Liberality would
net aim ilei to eeb, 1 bet on the Metre•
ry, he would iq.ertebss his same be Gee -
rel hi Withal frost etmllar diSesiti.s
hereaiter, sad be e0111d be handed dews to
potents as a Mgtlr ia a noble cauee.
W.II Ms the Z.*'s d f ~bend. Object agates&
the BASS Bet, tiad pet It down as Remelt-
hese
ep.`hese ; sad .e have mama for tbookleg
they pet Rail • Lards doers es Repetitious
alto, whew NW MIA i.preesmsat extent is
our land. AIad at the *ate s4tls, we OMs
our seigbbw wM.Opa, elm tlsrieult.rteta
eueri.h ppm .atsers ..untimed epi ee-
dd, by +Lem 1 The Gettiaidtt.e tell yes
by British Steteem•o ; who at the same
time weeder what the •
remove is that Cam,
da cannot improvise. fait se eb tseighbour.
Ing Republic. Thi.1eminittes would ado
say dwthem that the.resources of Canada is
mostly absorbed by the aforemen' Zoned with •
erinp influence of the Lawyer., who In
variable advocate numerous offices and bigb
salaries, and io all cues where it is po.si•
bis none but Lawyers aro allowed to 6U the
Aires. even to a Director of a Joint Stock
Company. h is evident we have been de-
eeived by their public professions and pre
vats eosnsastioo Is advontieg Improve
meets with long speeches. and at the
aims lime uasg up the funds by extrsva -
if
expenditure n preliminaries and '•m°
iii...,wbeeh are not beaeficial to the
improvement of this line country or soil. -
Dom it retird enterprise and eves sip it is
tbsbud, when we see ambitious enterpri-
sing i.divdtiau attempting improvements
es a Targe stale snapped at as mere bait
for Lawyers, at the least mishap or default
which ends In a ruinous course of law. Is
.s not, we are well aware, the ends of Jus-
tice that would deter enterprise, but the
enormouacoatscoupled with the prospect
of a long period ere a noel decision can be
obtained in all actions when the opportuni-
ties of appeal are so seducing ; and many
times ends in the titter ruin of all parties.,
and finally never settled unless taken out
of the hands of the lawyers and settled by
he parties themselves, or ontil time has
teed all io the dust. To cap the climax,
leak at their conduct in the House lately,
when they raked for precedents the records
of dirk ages, when ouches a learned Jeffries
had to be see t to the Tower for safe keep-
ing from an infuriated people ; wken their
welfare was loot sight of for the bake of
bedding up certain persona and parties. -
Who for a moment could seepose that at
this enlightened day of the world, the repre-
sentatives of the people of • British colony
whose majority consists of Lawyers, would
in the broad face All justice and liberality,
stand up and quote from those must, rens
an unrepealed law that drove the Repor-
rers for the people from the House, and
leave ss 4..upple. that they were fast re-
ceding to the Wind iogrisition of ancient
ignorance ! Surely too much praise can,
n ot be awarded to the Press for the noble
an l iodepeodent position taken by them,
and this Committee would earnestly urge
the Electors of Caseda to • Ilk• usios, and
support the Pres. in the moble position they
have token, and co-operate with train keep-
ing all Lawyers out of tic. House, by advo-
cating sod giving publicity to the course
hereafter to he pursued, to strict accordance
with the Resolutions on which the humble
addre.. is founded, in order that Christian
pnsciplesand civil liberly may meet with
due respect, and that equal justice may be
measured to a11. This Committee there-
fore earnestly recommend that all party
feeling be laid aside and all strive together
and put down our common enemies, wbo
have hal seats in our legislative Hallaaince
• Parliament has been established in Cana-
da, and bout Tory and Reform Lawyer have
invariably legislated ail in their power for
the aggrandizement of their owe profession,
to the utter oeglect of the people's interest.
They would earnestly urge upon all Elec.
tors the plain duty to themselves sad to
the country, to come to the full determina-
tion, under no circemetances whatever to
vote fof a Lawyer or Attorney at the ap-
proaehing general Election, as if would not
be wise ie us, or at all to our credit to trust
those Learned Friends any mere, after
practising their continued imposition on •
Liberal People.
Moss, 28th Sept. 1150.
Tannest G. GROWN*,
BR.J• GaA.T,
Wr. SranaLwru,
Amar fl►TRu,
Joe. McKAY.
(To be continued.)
Bssjamio Grant, Ksq., was called to the
Chair.
When the above Address was read to
the Committee, and • numerous assemblage
of Farmers, Mechanics and Merchants,
whn with one voice sanctioned the above.
Afterwards B. Grant, E.g.. left the Cheer
and it was taken by Dr. McKellar, when a
vote of thanks was given to the chairman
for bis manly and upngbt conduct during
the meeting.
Jong MCKAT, S.c'y.
"The thousand ills that fifth is heir to,"
is a sentence in the mouth of every reader
of Shskespeesre. Tho.. ills are varioos
and somero0s, se dn.bt, and the very fact
that they ars .e should induce every holt
man being to exert himself to the removal
of them. W. are not among those who
think that 'offering a the rule, and enjoy-
ment the exception. We think jest the
reverse. But yet we know that "man who
is born of woman is prone to trouble as the
. parks fly upward." These ideas aro tang -
✓ ested to us by the efforts sow put forth to
induce men to rut off one at least of the
"thousand" evil. --d . We are
very well aware that this ..it may be M•
moved. and still so many loft behind as to
make even the sober men miserable. But
the rereevsl of this prolific evil will most
asrtainly net isrrimee tot decrease the
asnust of evil. Now we neve exalted
sobriety iota as apologyfor the seisors
of anyremoval of evil. erre* do gee that no
evil tat we are acgoatstod wftk bas each
a.somerotd,pmgeny MUM playing and fol-
lowing it as dreekone..s. it follows tbor.-
fore that we ere jesuied ti *Meg 811 peed-
bie mantises to renews this eels. (r.m the
o aertietag kis faith before we recognise
Alm u s !sharer is the field of b..mvol..e.l
W. wield ant pay a nse fes prometing
lis views of religfnn, tot we sesta ►seem.
rear bum for the Iacono he had .setaiim4
i. do Morseling of tie cisme.t5 'geed.
Father Chieigny rr rather Mathew wjy
fever se with a visit, two pruuares them 4011
hosts ted Tent seems, i. that .lois,
1 Protestant Hoeg► we boo W. shed& OS
as ease Slash 01 witb/nthq soldiers from
the Bald, sod the meat of Oar moult, bo-
lero eft btm.sa Ihey were set of sur faith,
aa to Attest is C*Ib.W priests wnklalg
with se is theorist' of sobriety. Weald fes
Gem t bet every priest of the C.th.Me ed
every *Ober chereb, would instal* the ..-
Ho example of the two ►..Dred wanes.
We know no use's .reed or polities le Ibis
greet work. We hail every ems as a
brother, who will help to remove a Burse
more sumorous sad dua.trou. Oise say
contained in the box of Pandora.
Drunkenness, following luxury, bu been
the ruin of the proudest nations. W.
went • sober legislature in Cauda, and of
the Tee-totaller• are honest is the cause
they hams se mesh at heart, they will have
it. Let every comity in Canada West
look to it, that they bring amber influence
to bear oo the next erection. A drunken
Reformer ie a perfect and positive contra-
dictive. Thema. who talks of reform
principles and reform measure. and will Dot
or cermet reform bee own drunken habits.
should be trusted by sober reformers
to do the work of Isgtelation. We wont
ampler a drinking schoolmaster or a drink.
Ing minister or the Gospcl. W. give d
preference to a sober tradesman, sod yet
we employ drinking men to make the laws
by which we are to be governed. Admira-
ble consistency! No wonder that whiskey
and drunkenness should disgrace us, when
the men who is every county in Canada
West have kept Weir priociptoe in abemmer
and mads them 'object to party polities.
Le: the Tce-totedlers nail their colors to
the •oast, and deliberately renrlve that they
will use their legal influence to put forward
men, and sustain them, for Parliamentary
honor,, whose sobriety is beyond auspicios
When this' done, and not till then, will
we see a change io our public men, as also
in our laws favorable to sobriety. We
dent believe is making our moral principles
sebservieet any longer to party polities, as
has been the practice too long. We are
speaking out in tune, that men may not be
taken by surprise, nor complain of require-
ments being looked for that they bad pewee
heard of before. -Sl. Cedartown !auras!.
Canvas or BLareas.-Br • letter just
received . from her Majesty's screw -sloop
Rattler, dated July ]i, 1850, of the river
Congo. that vessel capture,' a fine brigade -
tine, called the Volume, under American
colors, fully equipped for the slave trade.
and about 150 tons leurdoo. On the 7th tar
Rattler captured' a Dr•silien Brigantine,
called L'Eamaralda, 276 tone, folly equip-
ped. She was taken 160 miles from the
land; she mounted viz guns, which were
thrown overboard during the chasm Abe had
a crew of 34 men and 8 officer., and had ev-
ery appearance of being a meta -or -war, with
quarter boats, and, egged se beavy ie any
brigantine in her Majesty's any. 1t is said
nothing bot a Mesmer could have caught
her. Tb. Pbilomel's Mosinee took a
schooner in the night of the 2nd: the Cy-
clops had taken a brig. and the Flying Fish
had taken a schooner with 110 slaves os
board. The Gladiator, steam.frigate, cap-
tured a slaver, the Bon Fun, 200 tons re•
gister, on the 25th. The Pbcenix captured
a slaver, and burnt her. On coming up
with her io the night the slaver ran into the
Phoenix amijebip, with the intention of ds-
magIng the paddles, she believing her to be
a paddle wheel steamer. The Flying Fish
had takes another One prise on the 11th of
July, • bnganties of 180 tons.
New YORE, Oct. 18.
The steamer Crescent City arrived ben
this morning, fourteen days later frees Cal-
ifornia. Rhe brings 342 p pre, and
$1,000,000 in duet in the hands of pitmen -
gees, and $13,500 is freight. -(Glebe.
Same tem Minoan --The schooner Ham-
ilton is ashore we are informed by Mr. G.
W,nirnd., at Long Poecut, with a
cargll►RPoeta cut,
11,000 bushels of wheat for Oswe-
go. Vessel and cargo both insured. The
Chicago Democrat says the -schooner indus-
try is ashore one mile north of Waukegan.
She i• a lumber I B. C. A.
LIST OF LETTERS,
D E9IAINING in the GODERICH POST
It OFFICE, to 21st October, 1850.
Anderson Thoma Mtlter lithe 2
Acheson Robert Maher Thomas
Andrew James Martie John C
Aleoek Mise . M•lough Benjamin
Bruce 11 Methuen John •
Btggart John Morley Robt
Breenla J J Miller James
Berry J Morrish Mrs Ann
BoaJford Mrs John Mc'Jfthan D Esq
Barry Joseph McKee Duncan
Barber John Mo .regor Nancy
Bailer John McDonald James
Bell Mn Bhubeth McDonald John
Blake Mut hew McNaughton Johanna
Booth Robert McIntyre Robert
C •x David McGregor Donald
Castles Sarah Ano McGregor Daiel
Clendi,ain John McErey Mr
Citation William McRae Duncan
Chisholm Hugh McKinnon Robert
Canton Antoine McLean Edward
Connors John McKay Archibald
Carter Ann Orr James
Davidson Thomas O'Niel Henry
Deacon Martin OtNiet Henry Black -
Doolittle Dr A smith
Durum B O'Grady John
Dayton Thomas O'Connor Daniel
Elliot Robert Park John
Ellet James Peek Leonard
Fisher Mrebasl Pentland Samuel
Pergoseen John Paper William
Gibbons Jane Ase Proctor Robt
Gomm Mrs Jam Procter Ase
Graham Charles Rose Alarm
Gallagher James Radford Ebenezer
Howland W P Rutledge Andrew
H' sHarvey Red Alexi.
Ha Thomas Roes Christina 2
HUbe n Smut ll,Wt
Hunter William Jr Sutton William
Horley John a Sanford Nathan
Hay Caµ D Simons James
Henry George Sturdy Christopher
Harris Richard She. Derhy
Iile#.rnee Mies E Behneeder Rev P 8
Jets.eloa 54 iReq Swanton George.
J.... Ere Ebonn Stewart - Eslk
Johnetee Elw.r. Stewart David 11
Joao, WtlThies Vaq Shesonn Robert
Jewels, Mr lotus) Pitney hoes
Ktrkpsllr4m gt(Iltis. Slevseoes Robert
Kitty Themes Thomases Joseph
Kolgbt Alfred Ttaewpeoe John
KJoseph
Kase►'t'h m s Tlmplotos Rl,.ab.1b
'1'.rwllls.TIteetW Tarns? 'ta'Ar C S
invini
Lark ddweed '11 6.. Richard
Meehimagy lobe ..rise Jelin
M.sigs.. A F Wake tgrs Caroli..
Ref B Wittee Kee snesss'b
?W)M AS XYOpi ?..tae's. H.mberg, tbth 0 1. 111- '
11Iarke* .
OODRRICH, O.t. 11.
WHEAT, Pall, per ►e. 1. 1 .-Mprisg•
do. 8. to Os Od. Floor per Mil. I8. to 10.
6d -Otte per be. I.Od-P... per bu. 2•-•
Potatoes per be. • Sd to Ie -Pork per hie
00.. -Butter per lb. 3d to 71 -Ha.. per
Ib. 6d -Eggs per dos. 4d. Hay per toe,
865. to 40s.
Nsw Yost, Oct. 14.
Aeb.s ore in de.teed at $6 111 for Pole
and $3 81 to SS t17 for Perils. The de-
mand for Comedies Floor is moderato, and
small luta bring k 75.
Hant.roe.-W beat comes in freely, end
prices range from 3s tad to he 10404 about
the same u our last quotation. Barley
end nate are plenty, at 2. 6J for the former,
sud 2a 3d for the latter.
Dvneae, Oct. le.
During the week, large quantities of
wheat have been brought to market. The
miller. still Riva 3a fid; for shipments 3s
10d; and se learn that even • higher figure
than that could be obtained for Targe lots
suitable for shipment, if delivered immedia-
tely. O.te a trifle lower, or is Id per
bushel.
Gvsirs, Oct. 16.
Fall Wheat per lough& 3. 64 currency;
spring do. 3s, at Allas'e milli. At the
People's Mills, 11. 5d is paid for merchaota•
ble wisest. Four, per 100 lbs, at mill, 9e
44.1: per barrel, 205.; Farmers' Flour. 8. tar
per 100 ISA. Oat.. pie busbal, 1s. Butter,
per Ib. 8d; Eggs, ler doz. 6d. -Herald.
Toaonro, Oct. 14.
Our market to -day was dull and inactive.
We have no traneactaoos in Floor to quote,
and prices remain without cheege.-Colo-
nu).
Oswego, 14th.
The following transactions are reported
to -day ; 1000 bush. Obio afloat, 88c :
2500 do. Mediteranean afloat, $74e ; and
2300 do. Oslo 00 pnvate terms -Journal.
Cleveland, 14th.
Sales 600 bis *fraigbt brands dour $3,764
9000 bash wh.at'764 a 78 ; 930 busk cora
49e. -Herald.
Sandusky, 14th.
Sales 1000 bush wheat dsl,es:able nett
week at 75c. Sales from teams 70 a72e.
Flour $3,75. Freights to Buffalo Sc for
wbeat-124c for flour.-,Sa.dsskias.
Toledo, 12th.
No sales wheat, nominally 74 a 75c. No
mules corn. Sales 440 brim floor at $3.80.
Freights to Oswego 6c. -Com. Rep.
Detroit, 15th.
Flour market dull. Sales yesterday
1000 brim al 53,60 a $3,82 for common
beads. -Advertiser.
Mil week..., 12th.
Price u.changed, 75e a 764e for extra.-
11'is.
SIatrteb,
1. this Tows ee Thurada tar Ohs ;set.. by
this Rev. E. L. Elwood, 31r. Jour Aetna, t*
Mies Jess Mian, all er this place.
At Forest Hill. neer Gndph, es Wedaesd.y
the 16th Wiriest. by the Rev. Mr. Torraaee.(U.
Pm ) 3.., Hetes, Esq. Sergees, of Stratford,
(formerly of Zorra.) ve 3...., Iktrd daughter of
C. J' Miekk. req. •
LOST!
ON SUNDAY. 20:h last., between 8t. Aa -
drew's Chards sod Market Smart. •
BROWN SILK NETTED PURSE,
with steel clamps. oesteiaiag two key. sad s
small anieaat in Silver. Any perces lading rhe
Orme aid leavieg it at the algnal office will be
rewarded.
U.deric h. 944 0.,. 1856. 36-1
NO TICE.
THE VILLAGE OF CLINTON.
AN excelleeot opening for a good Wa•
gon maker will et prompt be- found is
the rising village of Chosen, sitwtd at the
juoetwo of the road; leading from Hamilton
end London to Goderich, ant being twelve
miles distant from the latter. This village
is surrounded by the most prosperous set-
tlement io the Huron Tract, and already
promises to become a place of some impor-
tance. There are now several tradesmen
In it, and • good workman in the above
line will assuredly meet with liberal en-
conragement.
For further particulars, application may
be made to Bsrct.y Irvin, Blacksmith Clio
ton who will cheerioliy give resistance to
the parson erelong to commence wagon
making in the above named village.
Clinton, 23rd Oct., 1850. v3-538
HURON HOTEL.
THE Subscriber begs leave to intimate
to his numerous respectable customer.,
and the travelling public generally, that
the extensive repairs nod improvement.
which have bees in progress on the Huron
Hotel dnring the Conroe of the summer, aro
now fully completed. And as bislang confi-
dent Ibat bu establishment is now capable of
affording acoomniodauos equal to that of
any Hotel is this section of the country, he
ventures to hope for a continuance of that
liberal rapport which he hoe received during
the period he has bun in business.
JAMES GENTLER.
Huron Hotel, Godencb, t
October 16, 1810. S 'So8b
HURON BUILDING SOCIETY
THE 'est Mottleg of the Shareholder* of this
Society will be held at th. British Hotel es
Saturday 'wising. the 26th lastest. for the re-
cite' of sebeeriprie.s ad sate; of see or more
81iarea W M. BEN N I TT RICH.
T. 4. 9'e. H. B. S'y.
Goderieh. Oet. 17. 1830. 3v•e35
NEXT OF KIN.
Nl XT of Kis to THO- MAS MeNAMZE,
formerly i• the employ of Mr. W. J. Gee -
or, of Walnagh•m. sad late of Stratford i. the
Hero. Diatnet, win bear of sea .thing to their
&demurs by •pptyieg is
Noma Fossa • vee BL•stnea, Pert R.wu,
Comity of 11erb1k. C. W.
8epaesb.► 12. 1850. .1.3511
-British Amerman.
$50 WJGER! !
vire, ties aattlpwl. will 1' L O U G H,
et.o ew esus, MIA any thwe sen. alibi.
Nese mine eta. a, Esq. beech ifest-
hepe, Owe WA al till tee eeneway.-
Aey kfd of 1tegtm eitund re be not Tia
Creed le be obese* .4.. tar Wa Woke. •p.
JOHN MJRBETT, Mn,
TNOMAte COCHRAN. DIteMer.
MIA STIR CNARWWORTII,
OIr upsima., Ilse im if Inst , brume Oeb-
Ire mid nossilise. a JSaiasd COTTON
PURSE elieb•dwabis bona., ebaraeereg £S
5. dbdemll owe wirk she ...pose of es sed
1. Woo Amp poem Reaysad bevisgit er
tee Curd Odes or whit the .abawtber. wilt be
nwuded tat dee u able.
/NATHANIEL *RADL&Y.
O.deri.h. Oat. 10. 1181. .1.31
COO
MINIATURES!
BY DAGUERREOTYPE.
THE Subscriber wield reepeetfullyr inform
the Ladies and Gestlemeo of Goderich
and Vicinity, that he has takes
ROOMS IN THE HURON HOTEL,
where he is prepared to take
D4GUERL''OTYP? LACEYESSEdi
with every recent Improvement, and set in
ever, varietyof Pine, Rioge, Bracelet.,
Brooches, rames, Fancy and Common
Cases, and w ted to seems their pert.c-
llo• 111 soy climate.
The aubocnber have( had long practical
experience in the Boerne's, prole. housed'
in being able to please all those who may
favor him with their patronage.
Pictures take. from eight A. M. until
five P. M. without regard to weedier.
Ladies and Gentlemen are rsei-actlully
invited to call sad examine specimens.
Godeneb Oct. 9tb, 1850.
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING in the Stretford P. O. op
to October 6th, 1850.
Andersnn James
Asch V.ilentioe
Bullard John
Brannon James
Byers Hugh Mair
Brining Joseph
Broden Chas
Boyd Mr (clothier)
Bremner Alex
Black Tbos
Castile Mrs Patrick
Cahin Jiro
Crowley Lawrence
Corbis William
Curry Mo.roe
Coulton Ricbd 2
Coulter Samuel
Crity3T
Douglass Thos
Dudy Desai.
Elmewood Georg. Parker (bons
Elgin Matthew . : Roper'Win
Fisher Geo FrederickRyan Jno
Fam August Rowland Mrs
Grady Richard Sackrider Jno
Glossae. Cornelius Sullivan Patk
Goofier steamy Studer Henry
Gallagher Jno Sebring Philander'
Hofm.yer Joe 8lemaa Netbaniel
Hamtltoa George , Scott Joe
Hewer William Torry Frodk
Hamilton Hugh
Jso
Haller Hugh • Watson Joseph
Haider -sou Tho. Whaling Peter
Irving Jno Ward Tho.
Jock Wm Wllleon J.me.
A. F. MICKLE, Postmaster.
Johnson Monson
Kennard Tiros
Kiely R chd'
Kennedy Anderson
Littler A
Mootgomery James
Moore Mrs Dr 3
Diann Mrs Elizabeth
Merrifield Wro
Melberill Wm
Merrick Robt
McNamee Thee
McNichol Cali-
Melnlay Jim
McWilliams James
McDonald Jno
McTan.b Chu
McKay James
McDermott Tongues
Forme,' Throe
NEW LIKE OF STAGES
5075505
GALT AND GODERICH
THROUGII IN 18 HOURS !
la re,sertien Mt/ ties Stepsfrost H.teiltos.
COMMENCING on TUESDAY Int of
October, a Stage will leave the Union
Hotel, Galt, at 6 o'clock, a. m., sod
the British Hotel, Goderich, at 6 o'clock, s.
m., every day (Sundspii excepted,) arriving
at each of the above Towns at early bed.
time, and will continue to. run for the Ac.
commodation of Travellers, starting pant.
wally at 5 o'clock in the morning.. The
subscriber hopes by pay)u.g strict attention
to the comforts of the Travelling Public to
receive a share of their support. Buffalo
Robes, &c., ft.rnithed.
Any complaints made of Drivers will re-
ccivo immedfate attention, and will be at
once redressed as far as redress is practi-
cable.
Parcels sent by this Line wilt be convey-
ed with cars and punctuality, and delivered
at moderate charges.
Persons traveling by this Line will not be
deprived of rest as on the Route. from,Gode-
rich to Hamilton, they arrive in Galt be-
tween 10 and 11 o'clock •t night, and leave
in the morning for Iiamilton at 8 o'clock -
lied on the Route from Hamilton to Gode-
rich the Passengers arrive in Galt as they
choose, at 2 o'clock in the Afternoon or 12
o'clock at night, and leave for Goderich at
3 in the morning.
T. M. DALY, Proprietor.
Stratford, Sept. 28, 1860. 8,-833tf
FOR SALE.
THAT EXCELLENT FARM
ON the Bayfield Road, Nine miles from
GODERICH, and Three from Bayfield,
cooaiuieg of 190 Acres of Land, 46 of
which are cleared, and through which runs
that excellent Mill Stream, the 33 Creek.. -
For particulars apply to Mr. NAFTEL, at
Goderich.
September 27, 1860. r3 -n330
TRAVELLLE�R'S HOME.
S RAS URG, AreaLoo,
28th February, 1849.
THE Subeenber hereby iuumatea to his
friends and the Travelling Pubin gene-
rally, that he has removed from New Aber•
demo to the Village ail Stresburgb, and will
n ow be found in that well-known house for-
merly occupied by Mr. Junes, -where he
will be reedy and able to conduce to the
comfort of those who may h000r bine with
their patronage. And while be returss
thanks (or put favors, he hope., by atrial
attention to the wants and wishes ef hie
customer., still to aril a eo.U.oseee of
their patronage.
JOHN ABEL.
N. B. --Good STABLES ad attentive
Groom.. vs -.4 it
C' es�t
,AME I.te ties E. huoOure of the
Iher, Lot 18. se the 1.t eeseeaeiee of
McGillivray, on the 7th July last, • White
COW, with a tittle rd as comb rade of her
soak -earn red --a calf at ter feet. The
05510 u regneeted to peeve property, pay
e►e►g.11 and take bur •way .
JOHN HO17GIN8.
M4.rllivray, Sept. M, 1760. 13
+ 'LOB PRINTING of every e.eere use. semi,
J ad promptly e..e.wd as this eller.
D►eeidae+ lf1►►
TA WE SOT!
ALI. nadebead 1e the nal_ 7Iane
et W. Y- le J. K. Goodie* sad ales
w Jasper K Goodies are rigs/meted4o psj
the .awe to ma se all debts ill p IOW ibex•
parues have b..
DEftl.gaTIlyWtotIVgeE&edWto L'Ll.ne..
Goderich, Aug. 10111, 1860. %Si to
PROPERTY FOR SAI.E.
`
A' ILL be SOLD n0 the roost ratans(:e
• Tern ., • TOWN LOT, .Ilb.erd e •
ibe corners of South and Sou'b 1V'esl .t
adjoining the Market iiseare,.Geriedch.-
This I..t 1051.5. •esti, b■if a• Gere of
ground, *6th a g.,od Vraino Nouse, anJ
Fruit Garden ns u. Vor lumber particular.
apply toJANEB CLEGG, Lighlhoupe et.
Godetteh, Angina Ittb, Jt 0.. 16-3tf
' 'tJ SPECULATORS AJiD QTipERS.
-The se►eriMu armed W PARE L••,.
Sus. . 435, 434, 433. 432. 431, sed pert of 419,
sear nhe centre et the Tuwe ufbTRATP'ORIJ
servey,d std lard um Nle Doe-t.erth sem L-•1..
wowed ....roosted, soli IM suesiis. el Parnas
wuhiog to brooms purchasers so the mow .-
Free and uci,.ceuibererd Deeds will begraited tis
room pu.ch•siug. er bond for Deed will Wiesen
Ir throe',beoesoN pay for Lets ea.h down, at
ascii • length of 11151 as may be agreed upon.
Por p.rcee.l•ri se to Prior, A.e. apply to 11r.
D. It Cigars, Solicitor. Biratferd, with whom
the plan of the Property le.
W. F. M.CVLLOCII.
S raiford, 18th June. 185Q ser! -
»fvf&IO1v could/.
IIE neat Division Cos:tarot the 11.4,;:e.11 Counties of Uoroe Petth and Brame, 5111 ba
held a the owe aid plea kllowime:-.
Ise. Disisi.n.-Cosrt home so (iodelich,-
2d December. A. F. Morpa. Esq., Clerk.
2d. Diaision.-Jobe Hack.', bliscbell,-30th
December. Robert Casa, EP., Clerk.
3d. Division -Wood'. Tavern, Stratford, 31.1
December. Raby Widens, Eq. Ckrk..
4th. Dicisiora-•Q.icka' Tavern Iwsd.. Rood.
27th December Gesege Carter, £.q.. Clerk.
5th Daimon--Mcleenai.', 1...Bro.efeld 96th
Dec. James Gordo., Esq.. Clerk.
6th. Dieasie.-lebe.l house St. Mny4e. it).
Feb. Jame. Coleman, Esq., Clerk:
The 8ittirga of the Several Cosrt* wit) com-
mence punctually *t 11 o'clock: A. M.
ARTHUR ACLAND, J. Di C.
Goderich, Sept. Iles, '30 ' 8y -e -nal
NOTICE.
�7ERSONS desirous of settling on the
Durham Road in the Towoshtps of
Gleoelg, Bentinck, Brant, Groomer -110 Rio -
low and Kincardine, must apply personally
at the Office of the 1, and no lo-
cations will be confirmed except such as are
made in accordance with Ohl. requirement.
All assignments of Interest is locations
without the knowledge and approval 8f the
Agent, wiU be eons:doted as a forfeiture of
all right in theloo•tee or aasigwa.N•
-
GEORGE JACKSON, Agent.
Crow. LAND Orrcs,
Bentinck, Comely of Waterloo.
f
March 14th, 50. ,3c7
TO BE SeiE».-As En -client
Farm of Land.
BEING Lou No. 15 sad Oji. ep the 141► saq.
IXogees, Township of Louden, eesraf'ieg
2000 •crew. 70 of whiett are cloud. - 'Itis 34.04
O of • Superior quality,' std well *vette It
is 'tented is. miles from :M TAws of Leede.,
on the Macadamias& Reed Them le • Frame
House sad two Frame Bans ea the premisrs.-
it is ie the centre of • 'melees lesdity. Tko
pesos is well sdepaed fee • Lem we Tama
S isal This Funs is well sanded se the setes•
tion of peroses douses ef gegen late 1.... .
Then is else • geed Bearing OssMsd es the
nese Term. mad .ill be sold es very sapeosbie
forms. Ter pinielsre apply to Wa Ms30..
bee, se tar ed simiog Let. or se -
JAMtB Msi81YR11.
Teww.. fL.5. sh.
Jsly 3rd, 1866. trial
IO-NO.TICE
To the' Clerks and Bailiff's of
the Division Courts.
THE incensed demand for Seonoresse
and other BLANK WRITS, in eon`.
section with the business of the several pl.
vision Courts in the District, hes warlaotS(
us in printing them in crumb larger queer.-
ties than heretofore, and conesqutatly maa
blew us to sell them womb cheaper -them -
fore we intimate to the several Officers n-
qutring there Blank Forms, that from tea
date, Summon,es end all other Writs be-
longing to the Division Court, will be Held
at the Signet Office at the reduced price of
' Two SHILLING. AOD 8IzTgnCi Pia
Misname. ,alb
itlank Deeds and MemariRls,
AND all kinds of DIVISION COURT
. BLANKS, and BLANK PROMIS-
SORY NOTES, for sale at the Niguel
Office. Every description of BOOK asd
JOB Printing executed with artiness and
dispatch.
17 QUMMONSESrequired br the New M-
O' t7 trier Court Act, andel! other BLANK
FORMS used in ibe District sad Divi.1,.
Courts, oo Bele at the Aignel Office. Also, ell
kinds of JOB PRINTING excreted o. tar
shortest notice, and on moderate terms.
Goderieh, July 19, 1849.
GAME into the enclosure e( the .5hseti•
her about the 19th of July, a Red sod
White Horned STEER, about Three poem
old. The owner is requested to prove pro-
perty, pay rxpenaes and take him away .
D. PATTERSON.
Tuckersmi: h, Leedom Road, j
September 16th, 1850. ( .1..31
REMOVAL.
JOi1N ADAMS, TAIUW.
BEGS leave in intimate Toth. irhabttan,s
of Goderich and ii. 'trinity, that he h.•
Removed Ma TAILORING E)TABUSH -
MP.NT lo est Street, fire, d..o, Pett of
M. D. Seymour k Co.'s 8tnre. 'cheer fin
will be Prepared to make all kirrty of (LAR..
MENT>,, n the @hottest inure, and on tl.e.
moat res able term*. Cutting dor.s i.n_
shortest tees.
Gotten , Sept. 12, 1830. ,b-n3e1►
TA 4E NOTICE.
A 1.1. Perms. are hereby feeble to Pine my
• aim Demers Doormetn aeytheng on sty
account, se be ie sot of age, sod I will .nt
be responsible for Ilse earner, after the Jae
n(thu note er. MICH. 11(►Nt IIUB.
Tp. of Gederieh, Sega. tar, 1110. M
aSTRAYED from tiro encleeer,of thee/di-
"scriber no the Ba fkld Read, neer the
Town of Godeneb, 1 Large Red and While
Spotted STEER. Any one gini.g iafur.
Nation will bemitably rewarded.
EDWARD YEAMAKT.
Aoguat 11th, 188e. tint!