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the demand.
Pau were deg le which to bury the dead.
Every preeaeues was beteg seed to check
its ravages, het ties far without agent.
From the Ludes lageirsr.
THE PAPAL INVASION.
It would appear that there has been for
Sema ume •:consider•bl 1portion of the cler-
gy/ et the church o1 England, who have cher-
ished the belief that the dtffereec.m between
our National Estabtehmeel and the Church
of Roos were net incapable of a:pacific and
harmonious adjustment. These persona
h aws Dot been, intentionally at lout, dis-
loyal to the mother Church. They have
rather wished to combioe Rotu•ni.m with
Aagehesoem to the comprebeeaive em-
brace of their religious affections. Beteg,
of sourer', bound to regard the differential
decimetre and practice' of Medieval Catho-
licism as departures from tbat primitive
•poetolte model which has been Wipptty
restored is Ragland, they have yet spoken
e1 them with that indulgent tenderness
which may be supposed suitable to the
frailties elan erring. but much -loved sister.
They have contrived to make out • sort of
Sleety which attributes a character of
',vitality to all cuatioental churches
whish am not Protestant. Thus Anglican-
ism may be more pure than Spanish or
lelian Cal►theism,-bot for Spaniards god
Italians, their national churches have • just
title to spiritual °bedteoe*. 1. abort, the
theologians to whom we refer would be
glad to coaelede a treaty with Rome. on
what diplomatists call the basis of mei poei-
desis,--or is other words, that each party
should keep as of right, its acquisitions.-
" Remegsise ss in England, and we will
recognise you in France, Spain, and whet -
ever else.you are legally established. We
*hall thus be able to prevent • strong and
united Catholic float against all the earlo-
be* of Protestantism.' This happy con-
flustoe required only that Rome should be
animated by feelings of reciprocity.-
Would she bat reepoad to oar fraternal
sympathies ! Would 'hs rut see and grant
that we, as well as she, are apoatolical,
sad hey* inherited the right divine, all
might then go well."
The uisreses of a class of divines an-
swering to this dsscripuoe is plainly im-
phr'd is the answer of the Bishop of London
to the Addrese of his clergy, which has just
appeared. We must assume, too, that the
Using of this alas prevails pretty widely
b the Established Cbareb, or else it would
be totally impossible to explain the surprise
alarm, and eiaspsratios, caused bythe
Pepe
's s ere•ttoo of Roman Catholic ubo.
pries a England. The sting of that mea-
sure lies is the fact, that it brands the
English Church as berua.al, ad virtually
pronenecee ber orders and dignities invalid.
it is therefore resented as • rude rebufftrom
. what should be a frieedty quarter. The
Anglicise were, as it were, drewing up
their ship along side of the Romanist
Armada, in eider to engage in a united bat-
tle against the motley hosts of English and
Continental•Protestaslum, wbeo to! they
are soddenly @aloted with • discharge of
threader from the whole range of the Papal
artillery. The meekest patieoce might be
excised for giving way to some movement
of anger at so cruel and c-'atemptuous ■
repulsion of conciliatory advances.
All this corner' of the infidelity of the
!taglish Church in the priwctples of the
Rcforteauno. If she were, as ohs ought to
be, thoroughly and consistently Protestant
the ecclesiastical policy of Rome would be
to bear a matter of comparative indifference
Oho would then, of course, expect notbiog
from that iolicy but uoquali6ed hostility;
and bar faith in the power o1 her own prit-
ciples woold case* her to (eel that no in-
geamty, whether o` priest-cratt or State.
•raft on the part of the Vatican, could place
these pnocipte. in the slightest danger. -
As to the consegasnces of any direct end
epos exercise of power by the Pope, like
the division of England into bishoprics, we
rout confess that the supposition of its
Wag perilous to Protestantism only pro-
vokes us to a smile. What can it matter
to se what title the . Pope gives to a few
Catholic private in Eogland i He may
transform them from vicars apostolic 'into
territorial bishops, or subetitute for Maim -
metes Sees, like Trajanoph. and Philippep-
polio, the more familiar regions of Bir-
megham and Westminster ; and he taught
crows the whole operation by • shower of
red hats ;but by all this he would not gain
AU slightest accession of power. Ilia
bishop could continue to be the same men
with the same rights, jurisdiction, and coda
eau, which they had before. Whatever it
was possible for them to do heretofore a-
gaiat Protestantism, we may be sure that
they did. If they were, as we cannot doubt,
ensure Rotnan Catholics, this was inevita-
ble. How sit to be supposed, then, that
they stupid now become mon formidable
or more successful, in their warfare against
the Reformation 1
With these views we most confess that
ties agitation which is so fiat spreading
amongst the Established clergy, appears to
as calculated to p.ace them In a position
by ao means dignified. 1f they confined
themselves te a solemn profession of at-
Igabmest to the great principles of Protes-
tantern, the tnmvemeat might be appropri-
ate, though it would still be one of doubt -
fel medusa, inasmuete se it give* an ex -
tweeted Importance to a Papal Bull. But
their proctical object appears to ba to pro-
em nom* new legislative restriction by
way of securityto the Established Church.
Aaytbiag of te kind must be either futile,
N worm, as tesidieg to lowest the °heexi-
ess parties with lb* honors sod the eclat
ofa species .f perseeatioi. A law might
prohibit Dr. Wiseman from assaml.g the
title of Archbishop of Weetmisster ; but
• s• law could prevent bine Rom exorcising
episcopal jurtadictioa rw nods, the very
wall' of Iwm►etb, over those who recog•
o leo his spiritual authority. A law might
snake it psual for him to saga bimeelf Cardi-
e st ; bet it a meet divan ►tor elf the dignity
sof pesveet Rogue Catholics from submit-
ting to him as the chums counsellor nt
their Supreme Pontiff. Oa the other head
GO thou wile am not Raman Catholics,
we preeeme that they do set want an Aet
•( Parliament to test► them what value
May should set epos the new Arehbiehep's
♦sit thesg► lire Legislator
ens do aotbiegts diminish inch power as
Cerdiasl Wissmas may really pressor is
Eylaad, ft might, by preeipsl0sey, very
eon.(dsrably inersaas il. if it wan se no-
wise as to legielats directly ageism. him
sed ►fethere are at preowst
seM
wrn of ani Awe not anweigat
the ne.deeat.d claw, for, whom stash a pro-
eesdisg world may nether Rowan Catholic,
•leistrsIJws men Omani eel attractive.
In short, let Cardinal Wiseman be attack- poetical. The rags after bleochi■g, are
by the House of ('omeioos, and he will be- then ready for the n` mafioso, wheel mw -
come the great "Lion" of the day. ile will Reale them into pulp. The rag-engioes
enjoy the profit without the punishment (there are two bore) are that emptied into
of martyrdom ; eed we @ball see all the the receiving vat below. which again db -
leaders of fashion and lovers of excitement charges itself in • small cream tato the
in tile metropole crushing for admtesiun one end of the paper-maohiae. several
foto Gee ehapele t. which " he Eminence" cgntrivaaces keep the pulp to consent •gt-
ei expected to preach. tenon to prevent its eeparaling from the
water and settlingdown. to a kind of
trough filled with te watery pulp revolves
• large hollow braes gauze covered drum,
which lifte on ie surface from this recepta-
cle • regular layer or coattog of pulp of
the required width. Thi. begins the paper
web, which is taken off on to a revelries/
felt kept always wet, and which conveys it
to the 'teem drying cylinders, round ree
of which it Is passed by means ofa hind o1
canvass. By this hitter operation 11 is per-
fectly drycd, and can then of course bear its
own weight. The long continuous web of
paper then pauses by means of conveying
rollers and other devices on to the 'beet
cutter which is the last operation of the
ingenious series of beautiful inveouou, and
it is by it cut into regularly sized sheets
which are counted into quires sad Dareellad
up by a youog woman plac Sly sitting then
to receive them as they (alt. A large ware -
room, a little elevated above the machine -
room, and immediately adjoi•ing it, is des-
tined to receive the paper in its finished
state, where it will of course be made up
in buodles and reams suitable and ready for
customers. A cutting or edging machine
is also is this apartment. Nut the., divi-
ded by • partition, is the counting -room.
Leaving out minute details, our readers,
perhaps, can gather some idea from the
above of the mystery and science of paper-
making. The Meseta. Forbes deserves
great credit for their enterprise, and we
hope they will meet proportionate encour-
agement. The heavy machinery put in by
the Messrs. Crombie ofthis village, especi-
ally the large expansive engine, is a ponde-
rous yet unique and clever specimen of
engine manufacture.
The boilers which supply the steam soginme
are fitted up upon an admirable bot air
principle and save nearly one half the usual
fuel. The air is first heated by passing
through the ash -pit by means of ventilators
and after receiving the full beat from the
furnace it lodges to a kind of reservoir en-
circling and running below the boiler, the
rarified and highly heated air of course
always remaining on the top, about the
boilers. while the comparatteely cold air
falls to the bottom and escapes up the
chimney. The plan, which is a kin to
beatiog the 'cold water by the exhaust
steam before it goes into a boiler, works to
perfection, of the projectors. -Dumfries
Reformer.
THE CANADA COMPANY.
No. I.
The cowiJeration of t►e present pnsittoo
of the Canada Company, and the influence
which it has exercised, and that which it
it is still deelioed to exercise in thus por-
tion of the Province forms • subject that
necessarily must receive considerable aces'
coo from the Public of this Colony, or at
at soy rate from that put of it which io-
babite this western section. In the Coun-
ty of Huron, already, its very name a re-
cognized by many with dread and dst.atif-
tion ; and by those more fortunate few who
are in the permeatoo of their titles, with
contempt, mindful of the dastardly use
made of its in6ueoce to compel many to
act a part distasteful to themselves, and
one which they must have felt to the ex.
creme, for at no time L poverty more gall-
ing than when it is accompanied with a
forced eubmissioo of the mind -when for
the sake of a man's wife and chi:dren he is
forced to act's part at varieties with his
feeling• and eptolons. 8ucb has been and
will continue to be the else as long as the
wore petty miods rule the affairs of the
Company. Conducted cedar the crafty
policy recommended to the Directors by
Mr. Commiseiooar Widder, its baneful, i
may say blasting iofluenece, will long con-
tinue in depressing the enterprise of that
fioe portion of the Province (the County of
Huron) and make it ultimately the Ireland
of Canada, as the greater number of its in)
habitants must, under the leasing system
of the Company, continue the dependants
o(,lbia absentee Corporation. Never has
such an iniquitous seheme been submitted
to the consideration of the emigrating com-
muntty • it merits to be closed with those
which the fertile brains of the yankee swin-
dlers of New York and the other, seaport
town devise to entrap the unwary immi-
grant. The " no money required down"
advertisements of the Canada Company are
a dilutor', a trap, through which lb. 0e•
fortunate immigrant is red to take up
land, go on and improve it by hie Industry
and thus- enrich oot himself but another. -
He has leo control over the property, a Mo-
gi* default in the payment of the rent may
and to numerous institutes will be followed
by ejectment -should he make no failure to
his payment, still at the end of the lease he
will be as far from being the owner of the
land as he was at the beginning. The on-
ly hope left to him is to abacdon big clear-
ance, obtain a location on th_e lands of tho
Crown, and begin the world anew with the
experience he ba gained. Ile will be
(ortanats who possesses the moral courage
to remove from the malign influence of the
unfeeling and illiberal corporatioo at once
and without delay, and seek and obtain
value for bis labor. This advice is given
by one who for many years h ss watched
the proceedings of the Compae), and its
officers, who know. from experience daring
a lengthened period how very many have
failed to meet their engagements- to the
Company, and how much more numerous
they are this those who base succeeded -
who from knowledge thus acquired, tells
these now settling on the lands of the
Company under the leasing system, that
they are preparing for themselves and their
children, muary sod wretchedness, the re.
sults that must foi:ow :he working of this
terminous scheme.
-Examiner. ALiQUIS.
Tore G•iT PAIR MILL. -On the pncaamp-
tion that out readers are staunch advocat.a
ofoar manufacturing progress, that every
new future which springs up amongst us,
tending to develope some latent resource
hitherto unemployed, must yield them a
grati6catioe, and be to them • source of
unmixed, patriotic pleasure, we proceed to
give a brief deecriptinn of our new paper
mill, which commenced its labors in this
villegs only last week. The building, of
store, situated close by Meson. Cro tibia's
foundry on the western aide of lbs river, is
BO feet lung, by 40 wide, that is indepen-
dently of the boiler-houseoes, and two glo-
ries In height. Oo entering on the ground
fiat, the visitor is struck by the sight of so
much fine machinery all actively io motion.
There are two steam engines -the one of
18, the other of 6, horse -power. This is
the moving force of the establishment, the
first driving the rakemie00 and rag -cutter
which ars situated .b the upper floon of
the building, the second seta in smooth
motion the long lino of fine paper -making
machinery with its moving felts, pulp sod
steamdrytog cylinder, pump, conveyers,
shoot cutter, ice., kc., all placed on a
sunk floor on the touchers side of the mill.
io the manufacture of brown or wrapping -
paper, each as the mill commences with,
merely to bring the apparatus into proper
working operation before making finer kinds
a good deal of common wheat, pea, or other
straws is used. The straw is first steam-
ed and blseehed in a large vat for the per -
pose, and then thrown into the rag -engines,
which consists of • large ovel trough with
A Gaa•T Mur•xs.-We cos that come
of our colemporartee, when speaking of the
present stale of the liberal party in the up•
per province, detach from it that portion of
the party who are supposed to be Aooexa-
tiomste. This, as we take it, is • very
great mistake, sod will be found to be so,
when the tug of war comes. That many,
men, from motives of pure patriotism, deem-
ed it the interest of Caoada Vibe united to
the Beres, and yet conttoue to think so, we
have no doubt; but to suppose that these
men will separate from the Reform ranks,
we think is altogether gratuitous, and far
from being correct. If a policy be pointed
out to those men, calculated to promote
the interests of Canada better than can pos-
sibly be effected by annexation, can it be
doubted for a moment that these men will
hesitate to sustain our pelitteal relation
with Engiand 1 It was only in despair of
any such policy, or any such results, that
any man of the Reform party ever gave in
his adheneion to the Annexationist.. With
the same rallying point exist for the Tory
Annexationi•tet We have been amused
with the efforts made by the Tory Press to
alienate the country from the present Gov-
ernment. Can that Press propose a policy,
•bo
mon to carry it out, around which the
prngrosefve ;arty can rally 1 If the present
Administration bd too slow in its progress
to please the Ranieri petty, can the 'Tory
party expect it to be su:^ceded by one
more acceptable to Reformers, a^d yet lees
obnoxious to the prejudices of To710m 1
We wish to see all mere party policy i:'
ever extinguished, and measures, not moo,
pat before the country for the approbation
of the people. We hope that the party
who bids highest, with the honest intention
to maintain faith with the people, will be
the party sustained; but we adyiee tho.peo-
ple to set by the country, et the ensuing
contest, as the 8cotehmsn who was asked
what be would take to accomplish a certain
work 1 cautiously eked-" What will ye
ggee mel" The position of the canny
Scotchman is decidedly better thin that of
careless confiding son of Eno, who only
asks what is to be done, and immediately
sets about it, leaving it to " his honor" to
pay him when the work is done. First, let
the people agree. a near as may be, as to
what the country requires, and thee select
their men to accomplish it. " We tee nears
tog at all insuperable in this process. The
Reform party is in the ascendant, and any
of its great principles which have been
tried have worked well. The policy of the
party hu received the sanction of England,
and certainly nothing has occurred inCanada,
since the last general election, to weaken
the confidence of the country in this policy.
if the people only stick together, and under -
a divieion in its centre, being probably stand each other, the interests of the couns
about 20 inches deep. On toe side is a try cannot be neglected. -St. Catharines
covered drum something like a thrashing Joar.al.
euchre's drum, revotvisg rapidly for tearing
the straw or rags late atoms ; on the other
is • hollow octagon covered with thio brae.
wire purge, moo revolving, but slowly, for
lifting the water after it has done its duty
from the trough, which escapee by a putt- • Montreal, November 29, 1850
liar eoetrivaoee, but leaves the pulp behind. Flour-Tbe business of rho week boa
A water -pipe by the side of the trough boom very moderate in amount, sod etesdy
supplies aboedance of pure spring water at the following rates: -Fine, a 19t; No 2
wherewith to mix the blseeched rags or Superfine, 19e tld to 20e; Super6n , 10s 6d
straws thus thrown in. The nes o1 the to 20s 8d; Fancy and Extra Super, 10s 9d
rag.-engise, then, is to keep rep a centimes' to 21s 64; Sour, 180 6d to 20s 3d.
agitation and redeetioe of particle*, until Wheat -Lower Canada Rod is firm at M
the material timid, be it straw sod rage 61 per millet. Of Upper Canada Samples,
combined, or merely rags, are brought to • the osly sale M • parcel of Red •t 34 W
bee pulpy coe.ist.ney. The protest takes per N Ib..
6 or '7 hears. Prenioes to this operation, Pelle--Command 9. led a 341 per mutat,
we shield meet,oe, that the rags art tum- hat the transactions are scarcely of • char-
med and sorted, cleared of butte.* and actor worth reporting.
ether obetrsetios•, by a net of tidy girls at Barley -Scarce sad wasted.
work in the sorting room, w►ieb ie sat Oat*. -.Are bought frosty at Is 6,11 to is
floor a little raised above that on which OW 74.
rageegises are bony. These rage again indiaa Corm--Nalsis.l.
are headed into •a d" Sieg aprteseet es Provisiotm--Beef In seminal. Pork -
the same range to which is placed a little Moon i0 firm at 711' W to 75s per barrel, but
stubborn kind of machine called the rag- the lower qualities have receded to 55e for
eater, which is oteeded by taro wemea, Prime Nese, and 47s fid to f14). kw Prime
one of whom feeds the roost aid the other Butter -A few Paresis hays boos takes
takes sway the demolished rage me feat se for Qm.b.e seeenet, at and Most bid to Nil
they escape from its relentless grinders or mid lid to 10 in swab reality.
kmites whish •' whirr" round with • peeoli- Asbee-tbe elemiN tun bens gibed, bet
sr " deatlsg" dobe more unavoidable time' the pose hr woNd to 17e N to fM M
iflarkets.
for Pots, and 17s 91 to 28s 3d for Pearls.
Freight-8.awe eluted.
Eac►aeg0-hank has decilitre! to 11, sad
Private le 10 premium.
LESSONS 1N
P ti 19NIP!!
MR. THRASIIERE wield my 1 the
Ladies sad G.tlemos of Ooderick, that
be brigade on Monday, the lith inst., to ryes •
CYass in Penmanship.
A. Mr. T.'s charges are moot liberal, ea Derma
who needs nnprevetaeat sbootd mist tbi* chance.
Private Lessees given If required without earn
charge,
His School will mamas 9 weeks sod w
longer.
ROOMS AT THE HURON HOTEL.
Gedericb, Dec. 11, 18.50. 4311E Subscriber hie received for BALE on
.T COMMISSION, Twenty fie. Chests
IIYICil'J 11 A81i0 SUE WIC/l 1L .
DR. !SON, DENTAL BURGEON.
L`ROM Noting/humE.glaad. may bo
committed for the Daemon of the
MOUTH, (RIMS AND TEETH.
To thong reteirug hie services, be would
recommend as early call, as some affections
of the Gums ad Teeth require some time
to reuder .osod and baliby. Charges
moderate. Rooms at the British Hotel. THE Subscriber, is thankfully acksewl•
Goderteb, Noir. 15, MM. 39:f / edgrog the very liberal patroler Mem
towed upon his Carding Mill Ibis @sues.
TICS. begs to intimate to bis (nude and the pub-
lic generally, that he Is ready now for
To hulling, Dressing and Finishing
all sorts .•f Cloth that will bo 1,11 in his
cue. 111. Fulling Mill, Carding 14111, and
rest of spparauv, ie all of the moat unprr-
red and nee cat kind Lf SLchinery, and wor-
- ked by none but skilful and experienced
hands, and hie Terms will be alway■ ft:e
mut liberal and moderate haute in rho
country.
CAME rate the premisesol Audrew Mardis,
Lot elleCoe. of McKil(op, a Black sed
White STEER, three ?tool old, with a while
stripe irom top or the sigh eheokier down to Ike
whits of the belly. Aar pekoe proving oral arty
sod peylsg eapenses call take him sway.
McKillop, loth Nov. 150. M
BTRATFOR F)
FULLING $ CARDING MILL
NO
Country Merchants,
AND OTHERS.
CI
AME este t Enclosers A be h e oesrs of the 8sb.eriber,
5-/ os the 92nd October last, a Small Muly OX
about years old, Brindled, with a White
Head, and a Bell o. The owner era have him
by papas expenses, mad proving property.
JOHN CLEGG.
Tp. Godericb, Dec. 10, 1850. 43
CAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE
OF the ubeeriber about the beginning of Jely
8last, • Year Old HEIFER, ofa Rolla ceder,
sad of the Durham Breed. The owner is bereb;
relented te pro.* property, pay charges and re-
move her forthwith.
FRANCIS FOWLER.
Lo: 18, Tsek.,mith, Hares Read.
Dee. 7th, 1850.
VICT®IR L 1HI0'71E14
WEST STREET, OODERICH, 9
(Near the Market flquaro,)
BY MESSRS. JOHN & ROBT. DOIiOOH.
G000 Aeeetsdetioes (oTriune's, and
moTriune's,
Gas utnuiee tical ter at all times, to take
charge of Teemp.
Ged.neb, Dec. 6, 1850. 43-tf
I'OG1CIIi QNTE
Of venue grades. Also se exeell0l setteb of
HO.VEF DEW 04Vj D( H
TOBACCO!
Whish will be Sold ata small adnnm em New
Yost Pt:can
Potash, Cherry Lou,ber add Whs{t tam 1s
Exchauge.
11 ACF. NORTON -
NB. SADDLES, IIARAESS
sad seer pa
thing is the Lisa, eeetly em Asad,
cheap for cash or Merchantable Produce.
H. H.
Goderich, Nov. 25, 1650. 3veo41-3m
CASH for WHEAT
AT the Goderich Mills.
by WILLIAM PIPER.
Godericb Mills, Sib December, 1849 46-t1
Dissolution of aJpartner'shiip. NEW LINE OF STAGES
msrwsar
GALT AND GODERIOH
TfIF. Copertsership of JAHEB URM/TON
CRAWFORD and RABY WILLIAMS,
as Chemist., Dtatgista and Mr/reheats, lately
carried es under the name, style aad form of R.
WILLIAMS A CO., a Stretford, i• the Comi-
ty of Penh, beteg at as sad, by tba eel. of all
the stock is trade in the said firm by the Sheriff,
aad by the amu of the said Raby Williams un-
traetiog debts contrary to the deed et Copartner-
ship. The subscriber hereby gives notice that
he will sot hold himself reepoe.ible for soy debts
Of liabilities eesgractsd by abs said Raby
Williams: and furthermore ware any perigee sr
person. tram ..tiling soy debts with the mid
Ruby Williams, as they will be prosecuted by
the creditor,.
Dated at Stratford, 9th December, 18.50, by
order of the Creditors.
JAMES II-CRAWFORD.
v3e43-3m
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING in the STRATFORD Poet
Office ep to December7th, 1850.
Anderson Peter McLeod M•leelne
McKay Wm
McQsaid Niche
McFarlane Alex
McGill Druid
McCoieheoe Rout
McGoary Barad
McVey Chas 2
McGonagle Robert
McEwao Mr
McCletehy Thee
McFarlaoe Joho
McCardie Jas
Neil Wm
Pickett Deal
Present Benj
Packbsm Fredi
Pringle Geo
Powell Jao
Parket Joe
Quinlevi, las
Quirk Itch!
Reid Robt
Rowan Mr
Raskin Chas
Smith Wm 3
Sparrow Thu
8tsseoph Michl
Scott Alex
Spry Thomas
8ibbeld Wm
Simpson Wm
8ebbee Joo
Shawb Mi1b1
Stephenson Win
Studer Hear,
Switzer Jacob
Tbompeoe Gavin
Tackerbt:'v Sethi
Thompson Wed
Tracey James
Terry Rd
Volker Mr
Wdliemaoe Jas
Watson Wm
Williamson John
Wilma
Thee
Wallace Mr
Anoll Tho.
Ballaatyoe Rohl Jr
Baia Rolm
Ballaatyoe Michl
Bart Tberbald
Brennen Jess
Beadle Tho.
Brown John
Boyd Edwd
Bien Hugh 2
Byers Michl
Court Daniel
Callotoa David
Cheweo The'
Court Joh.
Douglas@ Alex
D•a.more Jae Jr
Densmore Mary Aao
Dawe Mn
Dogherty John 2
Dunlop Jobe
Dempeey Hugh
Dun. James
Edgar Mr
Egan Thee
Elder James
Fraser Rob*
Fry FJ
Graham Andrew
Gao.ten@ Hoary
li'milto. Jaime.
:Iewe► Wm
HohizeyerJohn
lioffneye; Coend
Harrison Jana
Keller Henry
Love Wm
Mootietb Wm
Massie* Arehd 3
Marti. David
Molloy leo
Meer Jae
Mani. Bryan
Montgomery Jas
Mastic di Wilhite
Maloney Miehl
Merry Jae Jr
Marvia J.o
A. F. MICHLE. Post -easter.
STRAYED from the Mai dried Fleesor
, stie-
time abort the end of harvest -A RED
STEER, twee years old -as it is probable that
he is somewhere to the township of Goderteh,
any person who will give to the Subscriber or
leave at the Swim/ Office, such isformauoa as
will lead to his recovery will be handsomely re-
warded.
JOHN ANNAND.
Colborne, 3rd Dee., 1830. v3.42
To Common School Teacher's.
THROUGH IN 18 HOURS !
ha e.eaecti.w .446 tie Steges fr.0 AenoiW%.
COMMENCING os TUESDAY 1st of
October, a Stags will leave the Uowo
Hotel, Galt, at 5 o'clock, a. m.. sod
the British Hotel, Goderich, at 6 o'clock, a.
m., every day (Suodsys excepted,) arrmog
at each of the above Towns at Jrrly beds
time, and will continue to run 111F the Acs
commodatioo of Travellers, starting pones
Wally at 5 o'clock in the morning. The
subscriber hopes by paying strict attention
to the comforts of the Travelling Public to
receive • share of their support. Buffalo
Robe*, ace., lLroubed.
Any complaints made of Drivers will re-
ceive immediate attention, and will be at
ooee redressed as far as redreae is practi-
cable.
Parcels sent by this Line will be convey-
ed with care and punctuality, and delivered
at moderate chargee.
Persons traveling by this Line will not be
deprived of rest a on the Route from Gode-
rich to Hamilton, they arrive in Galt be-
tween 10 and 11 o'clock at Dight, and leave
in the morning for Hamilton at s o'clock -
and on the Route from Ilamiltoa to Gode-
rich the Passengers arose in Galt as they
nose, at 2 o'clock in the Afternoon or 12
o'clock at night, and leave for Godericb at
5 in the morning.
• T. M. DALY, Proprietor.
Stretford, Sept. 26;1850. 3v-.331(
HURON HOTEL.
THE Subscriber begs leave to intimate
to his numerous respectable customers,
and the travelling public generally, that
the extensive repairs and improvements
which have been tnrogrerss on the Huron
Hotel during the course of the summer, are
cow fully completed. And as he (eels confi-
dent that his establishment is now capable of
affording accommodation equal to that of
any hotel in this section of the country, he
ventures to hope for a continuance of lard
liberal support which he has received during
the period be has been in bailees'. .
JAMES GENT -LES.
Huron Hotel, Godericb,
October 16, 1850. S v5n35
FOR SALE.
TIIAT EXCELLENT FARM
ON the Bty6eld Road, Nine miles from
GODERICH, and Three from Bayfield,
consisting of 190 Acres of Land, 45 of
which are cleared, and through which rune
that excellent Mill Stream, the 33 Crook.
For particulars apply to Mr. NAFTEL, at
Goderich.
September 27, 1850. •3-o331f
100 1-4 ACRE LOTS
FOR SALE is the Tows el Stretford. Ap-
ply to D. HOME LIZARS,
tloheitor.
Stratford, 18th Nev. 1850. 3ve404
ATEACHER WANTED for one year, for
School &reties No. 6, Goderich Township,
Hero. Canty. Then is • good dwelleg
bow Lad se sere of Doted well cleared and
(sliced itemised to the School. room for the bete
fit of the Tauber i( nleired. As the notary
will be liberal, sone bet theme holding a first et
neeedClaw Certi6sate toed apply. Appliea-
tiring will be received by the Trustees wild the
timed Teasday ie Jesuitry, Of by biter poet
peed.)
ALEX. FRABF.R,
CORNET, McREE. Trete/we.
WM. MCILWAIN,
GOderich Township, Dee. 441. 1 4B
District Croton Lands Otic'.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
rrinar the remaislag CROWN LANDS
1. ABHYIELD a./ WAWYANO®H, are
sew eyes FOR RALE. An aeeeeary ieferm.-
11.. tsepesti.g teas Lasds may 9e ohtsined by
applying to
JOHN CLARK,
Digitise Crews Laud Agent
Mid November. 1810. *sad
W. 8TOTTS,
Saddle and Harness ....s AIaAlker,
GEO. J. PRUPS ING.
Fur WM. RISC'IIMUI.IER.
Stratford Steam Mill.. Oct. 26, 1810.
Cr Always o@ hand a large and well
ted Stock of Lt'MIIER, chick sill ►.
meld t fair prices and ea terms to suit cuss
loaner,. 1.37 1m
DIVISION COURTS,
rimer Jinn Divicine Courts ter the L'wiied
1 Cstaai. • of Ilur.ou Penh aad-Brece, will be
haw at the uu,Y and places Inllowiog:-
1N. Derision -Court Losse •1 Gedetleh,-
e DrsemIer. T. G. Morro. Esq.. Clerk.
2.1. lkria»n -Julia Hicks'. Mitchell, -30116
December. Robert Cans. E►q.. Clerk.
3d. Diemen-Woo.l'iraffle, Suit grid, 3let
Decemb.f Raby Wdl,am•, Eaq., Cletb.
401. Derision -Quiche' T Loadee Rood.
27th December George Carter, E.q.. Cbtk..1
Sth Deems*--McKeazs'e Ioa,Orocefehd 26th
Dec. Janes Gordon, Esq., Clerk.
6th. lip+rwe-School house St. Mary's. 5th
Feb. James Coleman. Esq., Clerk.
The Slumped the Several Courts will com-
menee pa.cI.elly at 11 .'cheek, A. M.
ARTIIUR ACLAND, J. D. C.
Goderich, Sept. lith, '50 3v-a•axi
NOTICE.
[PERSONS desirous of settling on the
L Durban Road in the Townehtrs of
Gleeelg, Bentinck, Brant, Greenock, Kin-
loss and Kincardine, must apply personalty
at the Office of the undersigned, and no lo-
cations will be confirmed except such as aro
made in accordance with this requirement.
All assignments of interest io locations
without the knowledge and approval of .the
Agent, will be considered as a forfeiture of
alt right in the locate° or sesignce.
GEORGE JACKSON, Agent.
CROWN L•ND Orrcn,
Bentinck, County of Waterloo. t
March 14th, 1850. v3n7
TO BE SOLD. -,.-An Excellent
Forret of Land.
BEiNG Lou No 15 sod 16. on the 14th ree-
eeseinn, Towne of London, co.ieiei.g
200 acres, 70 of which are cleared. The Lend
is of ■ Superior quality, and well watered. 1t
is situated ten miles from the Town of London,
on the Macadamised Road. There is a Fume
Hoose and two Frame Berne on the premiere. -
it is in ibe centre of • populous locality. The
plaee b well adapted for • Store •or Tavern
Stand. This Farm is well entitled to the ■nen-
tion of persons desirous of going into business.
There is also • good Bearing Orchard on the
paid Farm, end will be sold on very reasonble
terms. For particulars .apply to Wm. McMa-
hen, as the adjoining Lot, or to
JAMES McMAHEN,
Town of Goderieh.
July 3Fd, 1850. r3o22
la -NOTICE
To the Clerks 'and Bailiff's of
the Division Courts.
TIIE increased demand for Surronase
and other BLANK WRiTS, in con-
nection with thebasinees of the several Di-.
vision Coots in ibe District, lin. warranted -
ue in printing them 1n much larger quell::
ties than heretofore, and consequently coa-
bio• us to ',ell thein much cheaper -there-
fore we intimate to the several Officers re-
quiring those Blank Forms, that from this
date, Summonses and all other Writs be-
longing to the Divi.ion Court, will be Fold
at -the Signal fffire at the reduced rice of
Q7 Twa SII,LLm.u. AND FliarII'Cm !ER
HO.naaD..
Blank Deeds and Memorials,
ND all kinds of DIVISION COURT
A. BLANKS, and BLANK FROMIS-
SOIt,Y NOTES, for sale at the Signal.,
Office. Every discriptton of P.00K and
JOB Printing executed with neatness and
dtepateh.
ET CUMMONSEBrequired by the New D1. -
ET 13 met Court Aet, andsll other BUNK
FORMS teed is the Diptriet and Division
Comte, en Bale et the Fix,tnl Office.A, ell
kind. of JOB PRINTING ,..d
os rho
shortest notire, esd nn moderate term,.
Goderich, July 19. 1949.
REMOVAL.
J')IIN ADAMS, TAILOR,
Goderich, 20th .J'ot'. 1850. BEGS leave to intimate to the tnhabiler,ta
of
Goderich and aro vicinity, that !lolled'
"TU EMIGRANTS Removed hilt TAILORING ESTAh1.IFII-
MENT to West Street, hr.t door east of
AND OTHERS, WANTING M. D. Seymour Is Co.'s Store, where he '
will be prepared In make all kinds of GAR-
MENTS on the oho•tust notice, and on the
meat reasonable loans. Cuutog done an
shortest n..ur-
Goderleh, Fl.n•pt. 12, IPSO. v9 -8301f
"TRAYKD from the enelo.nre of the sub -
ember on the 1t, held Road, rear chit
Town of Go.lcnch, a largo Red and %t'6ito
Spotted STEER. Any ono giving rLfe►-
mation wha rewvd.d.
C/ EDWARD YEAMANT.
Lot 21, 2nd one Attgw@lall idtb, 1!•eint•bly50. .3n31
• "Coaduiag iif 100
Acme, 60 Cleated.
{Ag iii, 3rd OJnce.xion, consisting TRAVELLER'S HOME.
BTRASNIII(G, WoTIM ton, f
d 11 done, 40 el.arvd, beteg omitted a hal( 2Iith February, 11149.
miles from she " I HE Seibeeribsr hereby intimates In hie
(VILLAGE of BRUCEFID_D.friends and the Travelling Poblie gene-
' Os the latter bet. theta Ma GOOD LOG telly, that he has removed from New Aber-
11IOUBE. BARN. du. Le., with s creek Mow- deep to file Village of cnra.borg'i, and vita
Hid tb:oegb oho Farm. Then ;s also Mess are now be found in that well-known hoes,. ter.
news .4 wisely neenpied be Mr. Jnse.,-where he
FALL WHEAT SOWN, will be reedy .ad able to coeduee to ll.e
whisk ase be lid at • moderato .also. The eoml. t of lb .. who may honor him with
lusts w1n los sold Ingather ter separat.ly, as may their palroeago. Aad *kilo he reform
its &airs& Os the Let in the Sed eo.ees@aa thanks fol past fume, hs haps, by strict
Mere aiePoma Weeks is steeliest order atteation to the wants and wishes of hie
3vtdltf M. B. SETMOUR t Co. e.Istemers,.till to merit a contiouaree of
WEST f1TRZET, OODEIUCH. their ptrosage.
ilesrly eppngii. Omega Vidius W.btmi* OS MiRTiNOsf every Amp 'use. neaNy JOHN ADEL.
tid• mW, law. N IMO.•1141-1y 1J sed p►lyox.emtod•t this eget. k. B -Coed STABLES and •atesptity
BO,Oweme. .2-a4lf
I
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THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER
FOR MALE,
TRE following LOTS OF LAND is the
Toweebip.4STANLET-