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Coroners.'. Inquests..-It is a solemn and
painful duty whoa ewe are called upon to
dlsoberge, white aeromonad to esquire as to
Awn sakes ad talkers • humane brag has
►..s saddest? deprived of lire. Yet it is
ase of thus. duties which society requires
to be performed-wbw!t our laws provides
for, . J which bas the unction of Divine
R..elatios. British law, at all events, jea-
lously throws its protection over human
hfa, and to dnisg so make* the man last
sees to company with any person uofairly
deprived of existence, reepousibls to • ter-
rain extent. Now ifa maa lose his life by
Intextcauos, why not enquire and ascertain
who were those last te bis company, asd
make them morally accountable for any
culpable.eglect they may bare .born, as
It regards the deceased. If men will give
liquor to a drunksn mea, or drink to his
company, and thio discover a reckl.esares
as to what may become of him after, and
tbat such • man lose his life by incapaci. y
to care fbr tanner. society should bold such
persons accouetable. Put should jurors fail
to 'investigate end bring out all the facts
reletag to such oeourr•oees, except only
the fact of death, which happens to be
well enough knows without any inquest,
then are they Daly half performing their
work. Weare very well 'aware of the mo
lin Influencing come men to thus ending
what ws deem to be • solemn duty. They
thirst that it is invidious in them to unit,
ekes the proximate ranee or 0.01511 01 death
by drunkenness. Does not .neiety req•tire
that the most 11srchteg invest ration take
place in such 1 The weeping widow
and the hitherto** children demand that
those who were in any way connected with
the cause of death be..pored and punished.
While we thus write, we would not for a
moment iesiouste that the man who sold
liquor to Mr. Wilson, who was k:liad by
falling from the stairs of the Seah Factory.
or the men who drank with him, had any
but the most friendly (•alcor• tnward the
deceased. Indeed, theme fact of drinking
. together forbids arty other opinion. But wo
put it to our readers, whether, when any
occurrence of this kind takes place, the very
pablteite given to the feet, that the Jurors
of our Qn•en find. that deeeaeed hoot been
drinking with A B, or C D, or E: F, enm.
15 minutes ►afore be was found dead,
wnnld net hate a good effect on communi-
ty 1 There is no desire on our put to see
any man suffer. by penalty or otherwise, for
doing that which society has hrhertn con•
ndered no harm. any further than protec-
ting' to Kamen life make. absolutely notes.
Gary. Bot if men will drink in company.
or give drink to • man incapable of caring
for bimesl( and that man get killed imme-
diately after, then ere think such men incur
• • degree of reeponubility to society, and to
the deee.•ed man's family, of • serious
description. 1.` Coroner's inquests are
merely held to ascertain the immediate
ease of death. and not to thoroughly in-
vaugate all the circumstances, then may
the reentry dispense witb such courts,
saving expense and time.
1f only one ease such as that which oe-
eorred fn our town last Thnnisy had taken
place mono 0s, we would be jast.fi.d to
writing es we do; but when several cameo
have taken place within • few ?ears, we
feel it oor duty to direct special at•entios
to. the subj•et. 1f any additional argument
were required to eoetain the position as.um
and by the Temperance Society, than rho•e
already pot forward, it will be found in
such oeenreneea ae the death of Mr. Wil
son. We agaie request nor fellow-citizone
to seriously enquire whetter er not the,
are done all that they *echo to do, to pen.
mots strict sobriety ie the caretry. We
weal/ not uncharitahly judge -we would
net arrogate to ourrel,es any prates or ape
probation for the selhdeeial voluntarily im-
peoed oe erorselves; bot ws would not allow
sub an awful eatutrnphe to take place in
our midst, without endeavoring to ineolcate
by it some 1e11on of improvement.-Sfs
Calh.rrwss Journal.
Drrrasaorns Oecu.asece.-It is our
pdefnl task this week. to record the occur -
race of • terrible and fatal accident, that
has recently happened to our re.pected
toweeman-T. R. Brock. Esq. Various
reports of the Datum of the accident, and
the manner in which he met with it, have
been current : some of them rather con-
tradictory. The following paaticulars
have been given to ue, by one of his medi-
cal attendants:
On the afternoon of Thurrday, the 3rd
Instant, (the day of the Guelph Towoihip
Cattle Show,) Mr. Brock went nut to the
wooded grounds in the rear of hie honoe,
with two or three of hie children, for the
purpose of amogieg them by shooting squir-
rels, kc., and also intending to join hi•
brother who had recently arrived on a visit
and wu then angling by the river, some
little distance above Mr. Brock's house. -
Presently, getting sight of a squirrel, Mr.
Brock jumped upon a log, probably to eono
bee him to take better aim ; and being una-
ble to balance lomat( on the instant, fell
forward, stnktog the butt -a4 of the gun on
th• ground, to save himself from falling on
hie face. The trigger bmng full cocked,
the redden shock emoted it to decend, there-
by dissMsging the goo. Unfortunately
the barrel happpened to be at the moment
in a Bee with the (root part of his body,
and the ..we* that the charge
entered hie left breast, passing upward,
tearing off the fleah from the upper ribs and
Anally. lodging in the shoulder -blade. -
Several shots passed between the ribs into
the stomach sad afterwards came from
hire. As soon as portable, after the acci-
dent, he was coev.yed to hie owu boss•,
and Messrs Orton M Clarke were immdi-
ats!y sent for. One ne other of these gen...
themes has been with hies nearly the whole
time aim* the accident happened.
On Tessiday ..ening, b. Mame 1s-
deNrlatsm, fee Oa Ent titter., .d .pmt a very with the living name, all Ionians to het
poor eight. He was • litlle honor es the renewsed temperance Waterer. He spoke
inerea•ed Is the cow" of the lay. and d.- coesequenees atinlieg the traffic in epsr-
liriom returned 'with increaood •
Inteseity is 'tootle lignore, tad the melancholy end of
tbesvosh., Hgerad for come how.. members of thea who idss
elged to •Teo
and aro "Hy . (Thor.day) morning, in intexieatiwg dnk.. After the Lecture.
H. Name a wife and large faintly to mourn a considerable anther of old and young
their terrible bsreavemeltt- His death will took (M pledge and a cnllsetion wee male,
also be dimly deplored ky a large circle el 'remelting to £510 w►itA wee preesatd to
Oasfiek Alvertiorr. Mr. Oougb for hie labnere is the came ver
tsmpsnee.. Ile left yeeterd.y morale(
Drsraast
rso .ion FATAL Aoanmwi.-A for Upper Canada. We believe that op.
hearty young lad, between 14 amd 16 years wards of a theesa.4 perms, took to tem,
of age, sawed Res, rseidiag is West Dom -ed be*dlectures ei Dige eilleerty. Ush the subject
Meth ares to Ns dmatb on Uloid•? furs- of his lectors' ie Qoobee, the G1>att& sf
sees ie a very 'hocking reasoer. lie bd that city Me the following paragraph: -
1.m emit, with two yeeare Mere ad a "Mr. Omagh leaves es Mie evening for
harm ted start, t• eelle.t hewed, aN fe rsstrial es hie way to the Upper Province,
odeavouneg to duo., es ma the one •tout
of 1►. Sart over several logs. The iso
toueger boy., dr oldies as upon•, low (rots
the cart, but the unfortunate sufferer sal
still, and rawly tbe cart upset, throw.
isg lbs hone also to the ground. and
covering the deceased with Ute earl, who.
however, was not injured by lbs overthrow,
as be called to bits companions to rime
rhe cart. and let him out. Th• lade were
usable to do so, and one of them ran off for
a.sistanee. Meaotime the horse began to
struggle to get to its feet, and In doing
so, suddenly heaved (i0 edge of the cart on
to the neck o1 the unfortunate lad, and in
this hnrriolo state he lay till assistance ar-
rived. On lbs cart being raised from his
body, the poor lad was not quite dead, but
gave only one struggle with his lower
limbo, and immediately expired. The grea-
test sympathy has been excited in the
neighbourhood for the unfortunate parents
thus bereaved by so lavnent•ble • dopeo•a
tins of Providence. -Gulf Reporter.
Our glorious Indian summer will be here
shortly, with all its tranquilizing and sooth-
ing as.ociauons. The foliage of oar forests
remain up to tbis date little altered, and the
apples cling to the tress as tenaciously as
though i1 were mid -rummer. Our sunsets
aro re.p!endent with banner', and our moon
and slap shine out with a solemn splen
dour known only in tt.s northern hemis-
phere. Our oven, studded with trees of
Goo's own planting. flow placidly along to
old ocean, and our lakes carry the produce
of all noticing on their bosom. Our 'tardy
yeomanry are busy gathering into baro,
and store -Oases the ahundant reward of
toil and labour. Take Canada u a whole,
and it i. a country to be fond of -a place
pleased with many peculiar favor.. The
fertility of her soil -the purity of her at•
mosphere-the varied char.etsr of the sur-
face of the country, with her gram old
woods, as well as her geographical situa-
',on. make it altogether a place where we
might naturally enough expect, a considers
bet amount of happ.nese. What, though
ws eaonot bout of the ancient barrontat
castle, we are uncureed with the remains of
feudaluv. We may not be able to point
to an ancient heraldry or the loader
palace, we aro saved also from tie deeply
humiliating .pectacle of beggary and want
in immediate connexion with both one and
the other. 'Ti. true we cannot take th•
lover of the anuq.io to see our cathedral.,
and gothic remains of eeelea.tical architec.
tore; but it is also true. that no man's pros
party a over dmtraioed for tytb.. If Lords
Spiritual do not mix in the councils of our
-ounce?, so neither are we cursed with the
'teething blight of an E.ubhahed Church.
There exists not on the map of our world,
a country more blessed by Goo than Cain -
da, or one more favorably situated for
hang calculated to maks a people
great and proepsrou.. Wo fist now look
out from our sanctum on the Welland
Casal, end Geo the propeller and the tbree-
maaer-the steamer and the ecbonner,
working their way from old Ontario to Erie,
tonvsyiog along the produce of F.'irope, and
of Ana to the far west. The patriotism
and intelligence of unr worthy townsman
and member for Uncoil), are written on this
work to characters never to be effaced. -
Stoll, it was madnn.s or chimerical in its
proposer and architect: it could not bele.
eompli.l;ed, and if it could, it would never
confer the benefit, proposed. So argued
the growlers some yeas ego; so argue our
political tyros now, to reference to the poli-
cy of Mr. Merritt. We venture to say.
that • day will come when jostles will be
done to the policy of the Inc. member for
founts, and the practic.Mhty of that poli-
cy be as clearly demonstrated as the bene-
fits of the Welland Casal are now. So
mote It b'.-111. Catharines Journal.
ROADS.
A great Public Meeting was hold in By -
town lest week, at which the Corporation
were snthnrized to take stock in the By -
town sol Prescott Railroad to rho amount
of £15,000 ! This is doing the thing
handsome, and is a strong proof of the en-
terprising spirit of the inhabitants of By•
town.
The Engineer appointed by the " Kings
sten and Perth Joint Stock Road Compa-
ny," has completed his surrey, •tad fixed
upon • route. The Argus state, that
there is every probability of the undertaking
going ahead, and that, at all events, •
good sleigh road may bei expected to be
slashed out from Kington to Perth next
winter. Go ahead, say we.
Writing of roads reminds us of an .no
(pity which we hear made almost every
day, as to whether anything:has been done
about the " Rideau and'Mu..u.sippi Plank
Road," which created such an excitemeot
about a twelvemonth sgo-•n enquiry
which we have been unable to •nswer.-
We were informed enure three or four
months ago that the six percent was near-
ly all pad in -if this be the case, why is
not the Company legally organized , and
operations commenced 1 A mile of the
road, at all events, ought to have been
made this summer, if for nothing else than
to let the people see and feel the difference
between • plank road and s mud one. The
President er Secretary ought to satisfy, in
some way, public .ngiry on this subject. -
The inhabitants of other places can raise
stock to make railroads while we cannot
era make a plank road. ie fact, we were
mfnrtn.d that some difficulty wee xperie0o
.d • short time ago to get ,igwa/era to • pe
tiuon for 1 gnvernm.nt survey of • leading
road through tbu District from Bytown to
lake Simone. Verily, thou., who will no
help them.elves d...ne to stick is the
mud .-B.fkrref Courier.
the priacipal towns of which he to tends
,imu.g. We trust he will receive a warns
r,topttoa in these plum, where ladeed
there re nub seed of hie eel,leea. Mr.
Dough's euccew 1m goatee 15 we Meltem,
altogether unparalleled. During the whole
week his lecturers were exceedingly well
attended by all classes of people; but on
Saturday sight the large Hall of the As-
sembly vise literally crammed to overflow-
ing, hundreds having ``one away unable to
obtain admittance. On Sunday avaing,
too, the Congr• rytuonal church was crow-
ded, although may have coDaceenlrous
doubts as to the propriety ofd15cussutg 1h•
subject of tempsrsoce on that day. The
effect on the people has been very marked
and decided. Hundreds hen been roused by
Mr. G.sugh's fervent appeals to consider
the suhjact for the first torte, to he advanc-
ed still farther it to to be hoped on the
right road in time to come other. ate only
hesitating as to the propriety of renouncing
the use of it altugeth.r, while above 200
haro taken the rote which leads to safely,
and have signed the total she'inenee pledge.
Among them there are many to whom and
and to whose families Mr. Guug', s visit
will indeed be a blaring if it leads to their
total reformation "-Montreal Transcript.
A Rrq risition to the Reeve of the Towo.,
ship of Dumfries, calling upon h'm to .urn•
mon the mh•bitsole of the Toweehtp to
meet at Miidleton on Friday the 224 No-
vember, to rote a tum of money for the con-
rtruetion of too Great Western Raul way. 11
puhli.hed in another part of to -day's Re -
pt -ter, with the Reeve's accession to the
▪ Regaisition.
The Ives:ion will thus at once be brought
before ihn inhabitants tor their decision. -
In the cnnfl ct of opinions among a free
people, much latitude must be given eon
to caprice and cnn.titntinnal dislike to go
with the mass, however rightly the masa
may he inclined to proceed. But. In confe-
tti, the right way will be chosen, to spite
of •II such oppnr:tion. At any rate, the
public hare to deal with their own money,
and to lay it out In such way as will be
most to their advant'ge. We are of
opinion that no inve.,ment will ever present
it.nlf to the Township of Dumfries more
likely to prove advantageous, than the
Great %Yesteni Railway, both immediately
and co:laterally; and ,ke tryst to find that
°piston general amongst the .Rate•payers
when they meet at M:ddloten, to decide
this important goation.-Gds Reporter.
T.. LANs or THR FasR.-Waaa IS
LrmaarT 1-A gentleman, to all appearance
whoa skis is not as dark as some "white'
free mon, called upon • legal friend of ours
yesterday, ad acted that • short time wince
he fled from the *lottery of South Carolina
to the free hills of M hu.etts, where he
was told that hs would find protection, and
enj•iy liberty; but meet mots caused hum
to fear his liberty; be learned the persons
claiming him as their property, were en
.esrch of bin; he wanted to know of our
friend what he should do to retain and enjoy
the liberty he len well loved.
"Flea from Massachusetts, nor stop until
your feet are upon the Monarchical ground
of Queen Victoria, where you can enjoy
freedom," wan the reply, "for Ma.sacbu.
✓ ens furnishes no legal safety for you." -
Baton Bee.
Yes, thank God, on the Weetere Conti-
nent there is a city of Refuge for the perse-
cuted of Afric'. sons. And yet tare are •
perjured few amongst us who would seek
to throw down its walls to the merciless
slave hunter. Why do they sot issue their
manifestoes now; the Fugitive Bill might
afford them overwbetming arguments in fa-
vor of Annexation ! Oh, high highly ought
we to prize British laws; for under their
Sovereign shield the fresmas becomes more
fres and the oppressed of every land and
clime find a safeguard sada home. -King..
ton Herald.
RATNER E.TRAORDIJAST.-We (earn
from Mr. John Irwin of Indiana on the
Grand River, that a heifer of his only 14
months old bad a calf late) y. This, we be-
lieve, is rather an extraordinary occurrence,
and as such worthy of being noticed.
Mr Gough gamble ranwell Lecture in
the American Presbyterian Church on Tees
Jay evening. The Chareh was crowded in
every part -pews, pease/es, even up to the
vary tup of the pulpit stairs, was jammed
THR BRA NTYORD Porr.R T. -Among the
many extensive manufactiirieg establish-
ments which have lately sprung into exis-
tence in this town, not the "least worthy
of sole is that for the manufacture of stone
ware, owned by a few of our moat .Dterpri-
sing townsmen and Mr. Morton •o Ameri-
can geotleman who has been for "many
years engaged in the business. To this
establishment we paid a visit on Monday.
last, and through the kindness of Mr. Mor-
ton were permitted to inspect the various
operations (ram the moulding of the clay,
which is brought from the United State., to
the finishing of the ware preparatory to its
being placed in the huge kilo in which the
fires had just been kindled for the Ent
time. -We were not 1111 pleased than as-
tonished at witnessing the capacious asd
well arranged buildings, the macMsery so
full play and workmen (the qielf of whom
is from the English pottere0.)) all actively
employed in adding to the numbers of long
rows ot ware of the finest patterns, ruing
one above other. the smoking kilo and all
the bustle usually found in a Targe factory
when we reflected that but a few weeks
ago the undertaking wan, scarcely contem-
plated. A. we understand this is the only
extensive factory of the sort in Canada, and
as the ware will b., although mold low,
second to none in quality, there ie a wide
Geld for the enterprising proprietors of the
Pottery to operate in. and community who
will refuse to join us in wishing them and
Weir ent.rpnse the most ample success. -
Brantford He raid.
Moo**RR. IN TRU RfvRR NAv,.aT1or.-
We regret to learn that the steamer
Welders .Hiller, belonging to Mears.
Macpherson 4 Crane, in going down the
river last week, besvtly laden with four,
struck the ground near the Lachine canal.
sad • ter eateries the Arm lock mink. We
have net heard what animal of loss there
will probably be.
Tbe tug steamer Transit, the property
of Meson. Calsus M, Cook, struck ripen a
rock at the foot of (101 Gallop Rapid, and
invemilately broke i. the centre. and filled.
The Jam Mill, a mall propeller, is also
• --groesd soar the Tnnit.
The Mand ie std in the Gallop
Rapid -not yet isjs
We hear that tbaoyelamed ie e -grand
between Brockville ad'Gaaeoogn..
in eue.equeocs of the ' Western Mtlier'
beMg sunk in the i110411ee Goal. the mal
• mor Hs l er ream.. at Moutm.I.
-Presc tt Tetlegreu h.
The calmed man vibe was impimeed at
Detrlet roseetl , has been libsrmed, en the
payment of by the *Wiese*.
.d.eaday msr.ing ; bot lbs inflamatins for more than two hours on the dreadful
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[OFFICIAL )
Notice so the Loco[ Seperi.te.dewts of
Schools, .mid the Trv.i.es of District R n ENAININo is rbs GODLAICH POINT
Grunmoor Scheele tA.orghewt Upper OFFICE, t.11. Oe.eb.r. 18/0.
LIST OF LETTERS, TAB OTIC
Canaria.
ED/C*T10a Orris.,
Toronto, sib Oct , 1880.
By the nth Peelle° of the School Act,
130 and I4110 Victoria, chapter 28, the
Board of Trustees of the Grammar Schools
and the Local Superiutsodools of Schools
in each County or Union of Counties, are
constituted • Board of Public lostrucuna
for such County, or Voles of Counties; sod
'soder the authority given in the 36th Ha-
tton, sad 5rel clause of mid Act, I hereby ap-
point the firer mecttrg of each County
Board of Public Inatructir, to be held on
Thursday, the fourteenth day of November
neat, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at th• place of
the last meeting of the Council of aucb
County, or Union of Coustie.. When
once •rsembled, the law authorises each
County Board to appoint the times and
places of its oleo metier,.
E. RYERSON,
Chief Superintendent of Schools
111nrktto.
U. C.
GODERICH, Oct. 31.
WHEAT, Fall, per bu. 3. W. -Spring.
do. 3. to Of OJ. Flour per bbl. 18s to 20s
6d -Oats per bu. 1s Od-Pees per bu. 241 -
Potatoes per bu. • 0.1 to Os -Pork per bbl
00s. -Butter per Ib. 5.1 to 7d -llama per
Ib. 6d -Eggs per doa. 4d. Hay per ton,
55.. to 405.
New York, Oct. II.
Ashes -Market .teadv for Pearls at $5:
Pots to fair demand at $6,12c. The salts
reach '70 barrels. Flour -Our market u
firm, with a fair and actio• demand for the
lowrade of state and western, but easier
for the medium grades •oil firmer for mien -
nr grade.. Eaetero demand active, and that
for export good.
Buffalo, Oct. 21.
Flour -There is a fair demand et Satin
day's rates. Sales •t $3,878 to $3,90 for
ordinary, and $5.95 to $4 (or fancy Miebi.
gat and Souther• Ohio. Graze-Wbest
plenty. B•syers eek • reduction, which
holders ate unwilling to agree to; sales at
85 cents fur Sandusky, 80 cents for Wabash.
Guelph, Oct. 25.
Ws are unable to quota the price of
Wheat this week -our millers either decli-
ning to purchase, or, in Ito, present state of
the market, to outs a cosh price. -Herald,
Toronto, Oct. 22.
A few small lets of superfine flour have
changed hands since our lot, at 18s 6d to
18.
,9d per barrel.
Moe -raga o, Oct. 19, 1850.
Foram -Early in the week a fair busimese
was dun at last week's rates, but for the
tut day or two, the Market hu ruled dull
at present quot•ttoe•. Superfine No. 2,
Sae 3(1; do No. 1, 20a 6d a 205 9d; Fancy
and sorra sop. 211 • els 6d; Sour 180 6d a
19s 6d; which show • deeli•e of about 5,1
per barrel in all quahtie..
W.IAT-A few shipping parcels of Up-
per .Canada White and Mixed have been
pieced at 4s 6d • 4s 7ed per 60 Itis, but to-
day, it is dull at 4s 6d a 4. 7d. Lower
Canada Red to firm, with moderate isles to
the trade at 4s 66 a 4s 74 per minot.
Asoas-have 11 ictuated but little, and
we leave last week's price, nominally un-
changed for Pots. and but ■lightly altered
for Pearls; the Market being dull, tendency
downward.; Pots, 35s 6.1 to 33. 3d; Peerle,
985 to 28. 611.
Our market* are now abundantly supplied
with all the good things of this life. Judg-
ing from the quantity, quality, and prices
of the articles our Farmers must bare had
a irritating b t. To be sure money is
.tires, (with poor printers especially) but
then provistoes are abasdast and cheap :-
with • little money • man eau purchase a
great deal. -Kingston Herald.
STRATFORD
FULLING 4' CARDING MILL
THE Subscriber in thankfully aekneel.
edging the very liberal patronage bay
towed upon bio Carding Mill this., ammo,
begs to intimate to his triads end tb• pub -
lie generally, that be is ready now (or
Fulling, Dressing and Finishing
all sorts of Cloth that will be left to bis
care. His Fulling Mill, Carding Mill, and
net of spp•ratos, is all of the most impro-
ved and newest kind of Machinery, and wor-
ked by none but skilful and experienced
hands, and his Terms ,will be always the
most liberal ad moderate known in the
country.
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GEO. J. PRUSSING,
For WM. RIBCHMULLER.
Stratford Steam Mills, Oct. 16, 1850-
07` Always oe had a large and well
assorted Stock of LUMBER, which will be
sold at fair prices and on terms to suit cues
tomer,. 3,37 3m
Aaderaon Thorne* Miller Jells 1
Acheson Robert Maher Thomas
Andrew Jame. Mertes Jo►• C
Alcock Min M.lourb Benjamis
Bruce IR Matheson Juba
$iggsrt Joh■ Morley Robi
Btu/rola J Miller James
Berry J Morn.h Mrs Ann
Beedford Mrs him Mc ilian 1) E.q
Barry Joseph 1)uorao
Barber John McGregor Nancy
Ballet John McDonald Jame.
13511 Mr. Elizabeth McDonald John
Blake Nut hew McNaughlpnJnhsena
Booth Robert McIntyre Rubcit
Coi I)av d McGregor I)ooald
Cantle Sarah Ann McGregor Duo'
Clendinotn John MrF.rny Mr
Cation Willem McRae Duncan
Chisholm Hugh . McKinnon Robert
Casten Antoine McLean Edward
Connors John McKay Arcbiba:d
Career Ann Orr Jame.
D•,deon Thomas O'Niel Henry
De.cii. Martin O'Ntcl lleury Black-
Doolilt'e Dr A smith
Doreen B O'Grady John
Dayton Thomas O'Connor Daniel
Elliot Robert Park John
Eliot Jame. Peck Leonard
Fubar Michael Petition(' Samuel
Fergusson Joh° Paper William
Gibbons Jane Ann Proctor R..bt
Guam Mr. Jane Proctor Ano
Graham Charles Ross Alcor
Gallagher Jame. Radford Ebenezer
Howland 1V P Rutledge Andrew
!links Harvey Rota Alexi
Ilawkin. Thomas Ras Christina 2
Hillock John Smart Rnbeet
Hunter William Jr Sutton William
Hurley John Sanford Nathan
Hay Capt D Simon. Jame.
Henry George Sturdy Christopher
Harris Richard Shea Darby
Heffernan Miss E 8ehoebder Rey P 5
John.lone 11 E.q Swarson George
Jones Mr. Fleur Stewart -Esq
Johnston Edward Stewart David 2
Jones William Foci ShannonlRobert
Jonson Mr Johnej Stacy James
Kirkpatrick William Stevenson Robert
Ktlty Thomas Thonupeon Joseph
Knight Alfred Tboapeos J.hs
Kemp Thomas Templeton. EI:w►etb
Kerr Joseph Terwilliger C 8
Leafy Thomas Tierney Thomas
Lark E,lward Treleaven Richard
Mawhtoney John Van.toae John
Montgomery A F W•Ilis Mr. Caroline
E.q 3 Winter Mrs Sueasa'h
THOMAS KYDD, Postmaster.
LIST OF LET'T'ERS
REMAINING to the Stratford P. O. up
to October 6t11, 1850.
Anderson James Johnson Alonsoo
Asch Valeotioe Kenoard Thos
Bullard John • Kiely Richd
Brennen James Kennedy Aodoreo■
Byers Hugh Mair Littler A
Brining Joseph Montgomery Jame.
Broden Cha. Moon Mrs Dr 3
Boyd Mr (clothier) Mann Mrs Elizabeth
Bremner Alex Merrifield Wm
Black Thos
Metbenll V►'m
('aahin Mrs Patrick Merrick Rat
Catlin Jew McNamee Tko.
Crowley Lawrence McNichol Colts
Corbit %Villiam Mobley Jno
Cunt' Monroe McWilliams James
Coultas Richd 2 McDonald Jno
Coulter Samuel McTavish Chas
Cray 1 T McKey Jame.
Douglass Tho. McDermott Terrence
D• Pomroy Tho.
ElouwDoodeneiGeo►ge Parker Thomas
Elgie Matthew Roper Wm
Fisher Geo FrederickRyaa Jno
Fam August Rowland Mr.
Grady Richard 8ackrider Jno
Gleeson Cornelius Sullivan Patk
Goetler Anthony Studer Henry
Gallagher Joo Sebring Philander
Hoffm.yer Jno Slava N.thaoisl
Hamilton George Scott Joo
Hewer William Terry F
Hamilton Hugh
\Nall Inorodk
Hunter Hugh Watson Joseph
Henderson Tilos Wbalisg Peter
Irving Jno Ward Thos
Jock Wm Willson Jamie
A. F. MICKLF„ Postmaster.
CAME into the enelneure of the iebecri-
ber about the let of July, • ons year
old Red and Vt hits homed STEER. The
eerier is regoeated to prove property pay
expenses and take bim away.
JAMES WiLKIE.
Hay, London Road,
October 5815, 1850. ,3n37
L0S'1'.
ON Wedaday the 23rd Om., heaves O.de-
eerice sod Kueadi.e, • Netted COTTON
PURSE with • doable bottom, coataisiag £6
9s {ld-all notes with the exception of M 4Rd
la silver. Amy perms fi.dieg and leaving it at
the Segal 016•• er with the seb.rriber, will be
rewarded fel their trouble.
NATHANIEL BRADLEY.
Gederieb, Oct. 94, 1854. v3a38
$50 WAGER!!
WF., the eaderigned, will PLOUGH,
man foe in.., with .ay three arse. wlthia
fifteen mile. of 8. Fryfogle•s, Esq. South &w-
hops, for. WAGER °ILO) 10s. earreeey.-
Amy hied of Meets allowed to be used. Ths
gr11.d to be obese. wheel the Writer us takes .p.
JOHN BURNETT. armer.
THOMAS COCHRAN. Distiller.
MARTIN CHARLESWORTH,
Miller.
Hamburg. tette Oet. 1810• 315-4
NEW - LINE OF STAGES
aIT W IRN
ALL poas latiAted to the lata Tarp
et Wrre. F. • J. L. Gooding, sad oleo
to Jup.r E. Goodin are requested to pay
the mitre to toe, as ail dMle dee the abet.
parka. have been legally w ro me.'
ROBERT MODERWELL.
Goderich, Aug. )50, 1860. t1.t3
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
"ivILL be SOLD on the moat reaeonaWe
Tepper, a TOWN LOT, situated o a
the corners of South and South Wein air„
adjoiniog the Markel Square,•uderich.--
The Lot eontatos nearly ba an acre of
ground, with a gond Frame Hotter, sed
Fruit Garden nn it. For further particulars
apply to JAMES CLEGG, Lightbuu•eat.
Godortch, August 14th, 1650. 5631(
1'0 SPECULATORS AND OTHERS.
-The.ebscril,er having had PARK Lars
Nos. 433, 434, 433, 432, 431, and part of 4.19.
n ear the cewre of the 7'owo of STRATFORD
rerveyed and laid out into unr-luartb sere Law,
would respetdully coil the •Mention of Parties
wishing to become purchasers to the same. -
Free and aninesiubeeed Dyads will be or.ne(d in
those pa'chseiag. or bund lot Deed will he giro
io those who cannot pay 1"r loop earls down, ■t
e ach • length of time se nosy ie agreed apo..
For particulars as to Pnee, &c apply to Mr.
D. 11. Loon, Solicitor. Stratford, with whore
the plan of the Property is...
W. F. McCULLOCH.
S tratford, iPth June, 1850. 3r-022
1)117.S10.1, CO vie
THE neat Dtvi,ion Courts for 11,5 Untied
Couuues of Huron Perth sod Brsee, will be
held at the times and places Inlluwing -
lar. Division. -Court h0111•• at G.drrich,-
9J December. A. F. Morgan, Esq.. Clerk.
2d. Nhvisios.-Juhn Hicks'. faitehell,-3015
December. Robert Cons, Esq., Clerk.
3d. lh'oision-Woosl•. Tavern, Stratford, 31st
December. Roby Williams, Erg., Clerk.
4th. Dirision-Quicka' Tavern London Road.
27th December George Cuter, Esq.. Clerk.
Sib Dic,siun--Mr%enzie'a Ion,Rruce6eld 25s1
Dec. James Gordon, Esq., Clerk.
6111. Division -School house Si. Mery'o. {tb
Feb. Jame. Coleman. Eeq.• Clerk.
The Sittings of the Sevetal Coons will eem-
mence punctually at 11 o'clock, A. M.
ARTHUR ACLAND, J. D. C.
Goderich, Sept. Ilth, '50 3,-■-zal
NOTICE.
PERSONS desirous of settling on the
Durham Road in the Townships of
Glenel5, Beotiock, Brant, Greenock, Kin-
1*.s and Kincardine, must apply personally
at the Office of the uoder.igned, and so lo-
cations will be confirmed except such as are
made iii accordance with this requirement.
All assignmculs of interest in locations
without the koowledge and approval of the
Agent, will be considered as a forfeiture of
all right in the locate• or assignee.
GEORGE JACKSON, Agent.
CROWN Laden Orme,
Bentinck, County of Waterloo.
March I4th, 1850. ,3n7
TO BE SOLD. -An Grccllent
Farm of Land.
BEiNG Lots No. t5 and 16. on the 14th coe•
cession, Towaship of London, eosninia`
200 acres, 70 of which are cleared. The Land
is o1 • Superior quality, and well watered. 1t
is situated tea miles from ;he Town of Lomdoe,
oil the Macadamized Road. There is • Frame
Howse nod two Frame Barns o0 the premises. -
It ie in the centre of • popetons locality. The
place is wall adapied for • Store or Towers
Stand. Thu Farm is well entitled to the at tee -
lion of persons desirous of going into baroness.
There is also • good Bearing Orchard on ill.,
said Farm, asd will be sold os very reesnnble
teres. For particular, apply to Wm. McMs•
bee, oa the adioiuing Lot. or to
JAMES McMAHEN.
Town of Gederieh_,
July 3rd, 1850. ,3x21
GALT AND GODERICH
THROUGH IN 18 HOURS'
la eeswectiow rill the Stagesfrew Haetillen.
COMMENCING on TUESDAY 1.t of
October, a Stage will leave the Union
Hotel, Galt, at 5 o'clock, a. m., and
the British Hotel, Godencb, at 5 o'clock, a.
m., every day (Stiedays excepted,) arriving
at each of the above Towns at early body
time, and will continue to run for the Ae•
commodatioo of Travellers, starting puoc.
tually at 6 o'clock in the morntng. The
eubscnber hopes by paying strict illation
to the comforts of the Travelling Public to
receive a share of their supper*. Buffalo
Robe*, 1;e*., furnished.
Any complaints made of Drivers will re-
cetve immediate atlentinn, and will be at
once redressed as far as redress is practi•
cable.
Parcels sent by this Line will be eonv.y-
ed with care and punctuality, and delivered
at moderate charges.
Persons traveling by this Line will not be
deprived of rest as on the Route from Geode
ncb to Hamilton, they arrive to Galt be-
tween 10 and 11 o'clock at night, and leave
in the morning for Hamilton at $ o'clock -
sed on the Ratio from Ilamiltoe to Gode-
rich the Paleogene arrive in Galt se they
chose., at 2 o'clock in the Afternoon er 12
o'clock at night, and leave for Goderich .t
S is the morning.
T. M. DALY, Proprietor.
Stratford, Sept. 96, 1850. 1,-te33tf
HURON H()TE)..
1a1HR Bubeeriber begs lean to intimate
to hie nomarons reepectshle eu.tnmerr.
and the traveling public generally, that
the extensive repair* end improvement.
FOR SALE. which have bean in progress ne the floret,
Hotel during lbs sours* of the summer, see
now fully completed. And as he feels enol
THAT EXCELLENT FARM dont that hie Nublsi.bmenlanow capable of
ON the D.y6eld Road, Nis. wimp from affording meemmndatln, egnal to that of
GODERICIL iced Titres from Bey0eld, any Hetet 1a OMs action of the country, he
eoeel.ting of 190 Acres .f lo+d. 45 o1 ventures to hope for a entieneoee of that
which ere cleared, tad through whseh rune liberal .n port which he hen reaiv.d during
that.aeslleat M111 Streit., the 33 Creek. the period be has been in ►Piro....
For psrtlealare apply to Mr. NAFTRL, at IAMES GENTLES.
(iederic►.
B ' Heron Hotel, God.risb,!1
. tsmb.r 97, 1860. v3 -6321f Oeteb.r 1tBM.• .8 •S5
Da- NOTICE
To the Clerks and Bailiff's of
the Division Courts.
1111E increased demand for Snmemees.
and other BLANK WRiTS, io cos-
nection with the business of the several Di-
vision Courts in the District, has warranted
us in printing them in mucb larger quanti-
ties than heretofore, and consequently ena-
bles u• to all them much cbeaper-there-
fore we intimate to the sereral Officers, re-
quiring these Blank Forms, that f this
date, Summ000es and all other Writs
longing to the Division Court, wilhb. Sold
at the Signal Office at the reduced price of
Q Two SHILLIpea AID B1zra11c11 yea
Novelize...03
Blank Deeds and Memorials,
AND all hied. of DIVISION COURT
. BLANKS, and BLANK PROMi8-
SORY NOTES, for sale at the Signal
office.: Every description of BOOK and
JOB Printing executed with neatness and
dispatch.
ET Q UMMONRES required b, the 13.w Dis-
rP ►7 triet Cesrt Act, andel) other BLANK
FORMS need in the District and Division
Carta, oe Sale et the Signal Offsee Alae, .11
kinds of JOB PRINTING ted ou the
*hottest notice, ad on m.derste terms.
Gnds,ieh, July 19, 1849.
REMOVAL.
JOHN ADAMS, TAILOR,
BEGS leave to intimate (0 the inhabitants
BEGS
Goderich and its -,taunt?, that he h.s
Removed bus TAILOR1NG ESTABLISH-
MENT to West Strert, firet door east of
M. D. Seymour lz Co.'s Store, where he
will be prepared to make all kends of GAR-
MENTS on the shortest notice, and nn toe
moot reasoabl• terms. Cutting done on
shortest notice.
Goderich, Sept. It 1850. - r3 -11301f
,TRAYED from the enetnrnre of the gob-
''- scriber on the Kay6sld Road, rear t),.,
Town of Goderich, a large Red and Whirr
Spotted RTEF.R. Any one gives Infor-
mation 'roll be e,utably rewarded.
EDWARD YEAMANT.
A ngn r1 141h. Me. . .3.3*
TRAVELLER'S HOME.
STRASBIURG, Warea Imo. /
lath Fehrasry, 1849.
Tim Soho/color herehy into:tares to too
a. (newle and the Travelling Publi- gene.
rally, that he h.o removed from New Abor-
tMen to the Village rel Straahurgh, and will
n ow be foilin that well-known house for-
merly see.ed by Mr. Jones, -where he
will he rey and able to conduce to the
comfort of those who may honor him wills
their patronage. And while he returns
thanks for poet (.yore, he hope., by strict
W anting to the wants and wishes n( his
rusbomerr, still to me11t a eoniianance of
their patronage.
JOHN ARE1.
N. B. -Good STABLES .nd atggNve
Gramme. v9-eetf
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