Huron Signal, 1851-01-30, Page 4T'w •$
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wa to vele I M O F i A T'S
jam > ' s _ (Liq•IVE$ETABLE LiFE PILLS
fr SEAT it ETIs ENCH.;IENT IA'
•sD
r ms = c >; (elm . PHCENDC BETTERS
Tea iwM sae awned ..y wawa a,... Frreo•sel
atedrw .• ben ..q•r.....eMM.--ww144.1..• rawer• .aeaey ,. all
)net opemsg a' the Greet W..(era Dep., las .w•... wawa ,Rey ,..ds.* se enw, hos e•y'•a ale
e IJrg• and web -assorted N t4TUCb. wM.tter" yye~u.ea„ j (r.w', . ,.d
tar
CLOTHING
& DRY GOODS !
.tt Nn. 11, North Sid. of Danlos Street,
opposite the Rotuma Abad, London.
LAWSON & BUR -(ESS
A K►; n..w epenu,!• 8ptem.f Awnrtnr.nt
r' of FAL1. and winter CLOTHING
nia.l. from t• -et S.w•:et 19t,I.. u: Sla,erta,.
alt Fr.nri•. Eng rd.. An.eriran, ani ('ata
fon C Mtn., .1..,tn•ftcnned by lief, ••-
worku•.•n, unJer their ..w n e„p••rinten' • •'••
}Ye cal' 1•-e at' en, on "t Il.. P.., I •• to the
following 1.1"T OF PRICES of G.••.es to
the Clothing Bed Dry G••".ie Department• ;
COATS.
Led Led
leng4,,h end French Broad
-
clot hC•wts, all culotte@
•nJst.tr., 1
Zng.u'.,Frnm h and Ameri-
can B- ser Coati, .1
'Englull, French, American
end Canadian D••osk.o,
Treed and Satinet Sport-
ing Coats andT.ehoniea,1
VESTS
Cloth, Caaefinere, Tweed
and Donkin, 0
Trench and English, Plain
end Fancy Plo.h, Satin
and Velvet Vests, 0
A large Stock of Plaid,
(every variety.) 0
PANTS
gneluh,Freneh, A mert.sn,
Plain and Farcy Doc.k0
Paste, 0 19 0 to 0 0 0
Canadian, American and
English Tweed, Satinet
and Fall Cloth,-•• 0 10 •Io0 176
A largeStnck, (evers varet),) contently
on bend or maria to order.
HATS, CAI'S, SHIRTS. Esc., kit.
American, French and English Hale,
N.w,a1 St le.) ' English, American, California, Monterey.
H•ngarfao and Wide-awake Felt Hale, aU
eeleor.. Fur Cloth and Gles!td Cipe
160to2100
13 0 10 2 10 0
13 •toll 10 0
76to0II6
I9to0150
30t00100
White and Coloured Shirts, Newest Style.
and Patterer. on prates.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
Trenth and English Brood -
cloths mod Seam's, 7. eJ to tis .
Trench, English, and Arnett
can Doeskins, • •• • • •50 p l a
=nglisb, Asuman, French,
and Canadian' Tweeds.
Sennett., ke. 3.9J to es 3J
Striped Bhirtin]s, .711 to t0.,
Factory C••ttens, 95d to 71.1
Printed Calicoes (all aid hs,] 6J to 1Id
liluslin de Laino, Ptuds, Morisse•, Co-
burgs, Orleans and Attracts. of every
style, lotto It
Tickler M:16Elwh and Atnerieen]10 to le T`
Blankets, 11s 34 to !San
Red and White Reuel, 1. 3J to 3• '
Bilk and Velvet your., es 30 to 111 *3
"Cloak. and Violets, lbs toe35
Woolen Shawls, all price,. A Splendid
Stock of Furs,coomsting of Stu.* Monte.
Illink, Squirrel and Sable Mull atad Boa*.
Also V,ctoyioes. all prices.
02. The Reason Why we can and will
SELL CIIEAP w aslollows: W ar..de-
termined to sell for Ready Jimmy. there-
fore have co BM Debts to rooks up, by
putting 011 Largo Profits. Our guodsf,are
New -we have 1101 to put on extra Profits
to pay for Remnaols and Oid Stock. And
last but not (east, we have determined to
sell at Ons Pries, -our Go"ds ars All
Marked in Ploia Fig.ree. and N.. AiNa•
sten* old be' made. We here put on so
slight a profit, that we cannot,if we would,
take off a Farthing, oven fur out warmest
friends.
And now, Ladles and tiestlemen. we
respectfully solicit von to Calf and E.-
astin. our Stock beton purchasing else-
where, as we are determined to sell at ibe
vert lowest Price..
1iarmrnts *node to order in the *rut
Fashioaalle Styles, and on the Shortest
LAWSON k BURGESS.
No. 11, North side Dundee Street, op.
posies Robinson 11ai1.
London, October 30, 1850. ,S -n46
ewe. ,away r., taws., .d they tams moa by w O d
w er.i•1..••
= ref SIR L711-. aL..roa. fa7ON
of At.raea. It OTS sad O**ONIL ISA
A►rat:TIO4.* see .LASOua ..tad SIDNEY•
a1LIOua Meerut a LIVE. ooa/rl.•IttTa
V •r w sed wow ober W.• erre s,..sd. Mee wet
r a.r Demowdsto ►rdsw. are..► sod .M. tehe ear
M ,avis M.Aewrr, well row tommiu Y in vetoes mei
111101•. t HULK. use ASSOC'S L...ww, RALss,
CULLA. • COt•QY0. CIToVe.
Owl cab tuna arm. a i m assn
cuaaulke NV*Ofe, D&UPa1C8.
DT/il1iKR*. M Mews with the ale swhe •
ars, sasses Mae roam /her woody rw-.--wre
jOPrgrwr a/ ase Jiew. aaVIWLA*. PLATO
c r.
YRV1a*eat AOt'E. ►,r blur..+n.•ftbaw
as mrtw Mrs ..disc le &NW a sah..tw-'r. see
sear ".ear- Ilan mobs.. Ina tar ewers whom toe
Mims Al the altar-. roe. 4r three rear ere u pen.Mr.L -
TRY felaMM• .1 M*TIdelLO. A.D BE CURED.
r..V&Nlsa 1f cu$PLaxIiiN.
41111236ID=AL DLHILITT.
DoUT. DIOVINENS. DILATE,. lIRADI''Htrr, Armen
Sad. INWARD ►STS& ItFLIW,AfuRY RHEUM/
rIyal. 111PVas NMD. JAUND1CG LOSS of /PPS
TITS.
LIV>oE 0011IPLAINTB,
LIPSul►. LOU$ '&RS
WPM ave Or M.aw..rllwir all , V Untie of Meteor, r.1.
obs., .1. waw w•,e«pd owes rsioo.4 dorso. lla
NbIIT n WSITR. NRR YOUR DLMILITY. NCRrUVL
COMPLAINT0 a/ MI 141.. uk(11NIC IIPEDTIONR.
PALPITATION ar du HEART. PAINTER'S C'HUI.IU.
P I L 10 S. Tr . auwl w .rise u( torr thetas'
ww nM of fir er a ream ".odes b, the or W thew taf.
Affairs Stow.
PAINS is lbs bed, slit. barb. 4nbs. yowls ad wase.
It H F. U 11 A T I a M. '1'b...10.4.4 wok tris
iswLl• dowse. ..ii be ..wee wear by the t+.a tae l40.r.
atyoH of DLOOD t. they II SAD, •OUR YY.
•ALT&HCV1I, sire znerie
nCROrIILA. M ,WING'S NIVEL, 1..00
wet Rear. ULCERS. of.rare&wre s.
W 0 A IR f e d wt herr..,. ,I1.r.eaur welled br
Sees Med„1w. r•.. t..dl .4, .e:l io ml -more, err. •• MN,
PM thew ouster.. r .weee..4. M.I.(...l be woe,.
NOTICE.
PERSONS de.irons of settling en the
A Durham Road in the Townships of
Glenele, Bentinck, Brant, Greenock, Kun-
io.. and Kree.rdine, most apply personally
at the Office of the undersigned, and no lo-
cations will be confirmed except such as are
made in accordance with this requirement.
All aa.gnmenu of interest in locations
without the knowledge and approval of the
Agent, will he considered vie a forfeiture of
all right in the borates or •.tgnee.
GEORGE: JACKSON, Ariel.
CROWS LANs ORMB.ntinek, County of Waterloo.
March 14th, 1850. .3.7
TIIE LIPS PILLS AND BITTERS
PURIFY THE 8L00D,
Asa thus remove all di from the system.
Ad t.iri.l.ill t...Alba LIFE P11.IS and
P H R'7(I 1( 84 T T E R S brad w v«...f cowers -
Olio. to IM e.1tM1N. of •eery puler.
Th. ges•i'..(thaw .dieloe• are sitar rot y to white
wrappers sod 1.1.1e, Copt! er .gib • y•.yl.lei. eettse
•t1(.ee,'. U, -o4 S...rit.a," terrors. 4. dw.ei.ww. Ale,
eta which u • div• int ..l Rre•H•• tree. N'•,1 nasi a e.OM
us, t, her,. sif
nter• . ,.11.y tee es? ,.. very Aril,
cud .r Tia weep,'(,. end Puy... era terr'uatr
aher•Lre la..e elw p..eln ti.•o web wl..te wn,etrr Sr
M weaved r4.. lb.y are gory..- Ale .1.1..i sod de sot
My those with year warps..: ►001 If ret d.. M wailed
Mot May ...e duvet how r. w 4..t tab Mme"
err r..y.r.d •d asu by
D8. WILLIANIX'U. 2$OPTLT4
aeJ arwdt•y..wrr of Laborer wort. Yew Twig.
Yer lisle by
N()'rICE.
WANTED a T..eher fie Nn. 1 School Bee
(;elbows•, who holds a first .•r Sled CIRRI
...mecum of geahfleaiion, applresoo,a will he
received by d.. Troves -a. ep 1111 the 9.1i a Jus•
biro 1831. at Robert Elias' Hotel, Godericb, 11
t►e beer of 19 o'clock-
R.toed.
ROIIF:RT YOUNG, Ch'm ,
JAMES PAYNE. )) TrMatss.
GEORGE NIIEPrERD. 3.-sa!
De'. 14th. 185e.
To BE SOL D. -An l':zcdlcnt
Farm of Land.
Bus° Lou No. 13 std 16 e• M. 1411Isas-
D .Leis., TnwMhip a( i.oeans, eentatei./
1106 ewes. 70 a which are chimed. Th. Land
1. of • Ispintrie peallty, sod well watered 1'
le w'r.rNN tee miles fiats :he Tewa of Lewdest.
• se eNr'-k".ised Rued. Ther. to • `rem.
..d ...f.... m* Baru se
she Ieal's T -
kis N the smite of a D^Mt*
3 • he
;s wen sionee fer a Pte,.
lm.d Thu Fera ie sleet aiitkd re theatt.n.
'b. •f pewee feM•as of ger Delft a lit*
TUT. N alas • OW !elk IWO es
eee
soar n peese - se W. ISM.
.
11.1)4 w MIAsO
*OA, iON&
BENJ. PARSONS,
Sols Agent.
•oderlch. Jan. 18. 1846.
%I'A'1'SON & WILLIAMS,
DIXIE WATSON of Goderich,
lT 4RRISTER Af L.IIV, are. &c. and
1) GF-URGI: WILLIAMS. .1 Stratford,
late of ibis bra o, Heller, Weiler tad W:;narns.
Towel*. hens/ 111,* du/ enured
a:oco-partoer•r.ip, to the Ptaetiee• and Protee-
n:on ..I Law. Ca d Co lea.
W 11 i• future keep .heir Offices at Goderie`and
Stratford. respectively, seder the name, style
and firm of WArw.t sod WILLIAMS.
Dir te W.TIoe, Godericb.
Gsea.i WILLIAM, Stratford,
atrh December. 1849. 9•-•47 if
tura s .
Du. 1'. A. McDOUG.ALL,
elA N be consulted at •II hour., at
Airs. H'n., F- Gooding s, Front -St.
Gtdeneh, Rept. 13th. 1848. 33 -
I . 14 Ij W I S ,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, &C.,
lee.. 1A48. GODg1IICH.
ALFRED W, OTTER,
General Agent & Cou eyanc•r-
CI)LLECT(IK OF ACCOUNTS, 4e.
CODERICII.
0.4. 1, 1P49
JOHN STR,ACHA N,
BARRISTER AND ATTORNEY AT
I.A W,
&bolter• in Cho*brit- C
P'f)T/R)" PUBLIC,'
Ha his office in We.t Street, Godarielt
Aoderirh, !tad January. 1P50. 2c -n49
DANIEL HOME LIZARS,
ATTOel\FY -AT LAW.
and Coneemeatsr, :4uliiitor is Chaster*
ter .,
1.s hie nfilce a formal Y. ie NUst(nrd.
8tratfoul. Ind Jerr•rv. We. ev-a49
J. b, (;t)u1)ING,
AI'CTiONEER,
L.*'.od SALES ,s any pert of the
W 'LCounty 'os rea.nnehle Terme. Ap-
ple.t hoe Remdence. Licht -blouse Stress.
G,A.rtrh. April 4,14 l4.49. v -9c
DANIEL GORDON,
CABINET MAKER:
Three dews rut star COMM co's. (eke,
W ►. h)T-$TRE ► T.
GUDERICH.
Anrnet *744.. 1149. 10-b/0
R. YOUNG,
BOOT tad SHOE Maker, one deor West
of Mr. George Videan•., Blacksmith,
Front street, Goderich.
Apo: B6th, 1350. • ,3n 3
JOHN J- E. LI'NTON,
res 1. r e.
Commissioner Queen's Bench,
AND CO!(VEYANCER,
STRATFORi1.
Dlt- JuHN HYDE,
TWO GOOD FARMS
FOR SALE.
/ l F within 2 utiles. and the other with•
"
in about 3 mile• of Guderleb T••ws
Plot. The first is 1.'.T 101n 151 Conees-
ewo, Townahlp of Goderich,
CONTAININ(. 164 ACRES,
Is boun ed at the one end by Lake Huron,
and el the other by a Public Road,-asu
the second is LOT 8 in 8th Coact.ion,
Colborne, %V.Diiwon,
CONTAINING 100 ACRES,
and. situated at the Junction of two Pub -
;c Roads.
Fur Particular. spray to
JNO. M. -DONALD, req.
Goderich, 12th June, 18.19. -u9-1f
[ Lao. fes. lwsa..1
;NI3ID:IC /Iill Hall
STRATEORD.
3.lp 31.-149. - - °Nab
• WM. REELS,
IIOt141 AND SIGN PAINTER. 4-e.,
LIGHT-H0U8t 8T. GODERICH.
1t.l 25, 1849. • 29wiP
DAVID H. LIZARS.
AUCTIONEER.
IS prerared-to rotted Bales in any part of
the United Counties on themes' reason-
able terms. Apply at the Registry OtSA,
Lighthouse street.
1 Godericb, April 11, 1850. et -n •
NOTICE':
NOTICE.
THE VILLAGE OF CLINTON.
AN •xeetlennt opening for • gond IVa -
=en maker will et preseot be found in
the rising village of Clinton, situated .t the
jnnettun of the rondo leading from Hamilton
and London to Goderich, sod being to rive
miles distant from -the latter. This village
is surrounded by the most prosperous set
tleinent is the Huron Tract, and already
promises to become a'plaee of some impor-
tance. Ten arc now several tradesmen
in it, and a good workman in the. above
lino will aeuredly meets, with liberal en-
couragement.
For further particulate, •pplicalion may
be made to Barclay Lavin, Blacksmith Clot
ton who will cheerfully give aseista1ce to
the person waging to commence wagon
making in the above nntnled village.
Clinton, 23rd Oct., 1850; o3 -n36
6TOVRS.
T11E Subseriberbegsto inform thei.habitants
of Goderich and its vicinity, that he ha, re-
ceived a Large Supply of the LATEST IM-
PROVED PATTERNS of
COOKING, BOX ,
AND PARLOUR STOVES,
.k VALUABLE PROP1:R'I'Y
FOR SALE !
THE eubarriber oO'era for SALE hta
l Gl(IST and SAW HILL, situated In
the Town.h,p of McG.11lvrav, on the 13,g
•table, retina three mules of Flanagan'•
Corner. The !trills are now in onerauun,and
newly baht. The l'rcvilege is the beet on
the Ryer, an I situated In the beat Tows -
414A in the Count! of Huron -will settled,
...I Ronda opened in all direettnns to favour
'Phe Machinery sed materials are of
the very belt quality, and put up by the ve-
ry bast Machinists. For Particulars in-
qntre oriames Crumble, Esq., Galt, or ap-'S
lily to the euheerl'•ar.
PATRICK FLANAGAN, Proprietor.
ileG,lhvrey, 151h January, 1800. 2,5011
37" The Galt Reporter will inert the
shote until forbid.
FIMIE Snb•eriber hav'irg RENTED the
11 WAREHOUSE and R'FIARF belong-
ing to the Mcepre. Davenport, tilting plass
has e.tablt.h•d himself tilt a
FORWARDS* AND COMMI*FM1 1r.mC.a4T.
Any'orders or commotion front the Mer-
chants of Godericb, will receive prompt
attention. JOHN McEWA'N.
%\'indeory'Mareb, 1849. .!v-7attf
sOK ES,
Ciellli9t a n ? Druggist,
WEST -STREET, GODERICII..
July 1850. 20-3
THF, 01.D BAKERY.
NEW MAN, BREAD. CAKE, Centre
1-]'1 • and Panne Banta, first door East of the
Canada Company'. Office, Wes: -street, Gude.
rich.
Godericb, September 94. 1850. 3.32
WASHINGTON
Farmers' Mutual Insurance -Co.,
CAPITAL $1,000,000.
EZRA HOPKINS,Hamilton, Aent for
the Counties of aterloo and Iluron.
August 97, 1850. 3,16
DAVID H. LIZARS,
LAND AGENT. CONVEYANCER AND
AUCTIONEER, BTRATFORD.
WILL attend ..les to any pert of the Vatted
Counties oo the meet liberal terms. Ap-
ply to John Gal,. Esq., Goderich, et to the
suh,eriber. Stratford.
All letters must he pre paid.
Onder,cb, Dec. 41h. 1850. •3.42
which he offers for SA LE at very
ABDUCED PRICES FOR CASH.
The Subscriber also keeps on hand, as usual,
at hie OLD STAND, • LARGE and very Su-
perior a.rrtmrnt of
TINWARE of every description.
The subseriber takes this npportueity of roar -
sing his sincere theake to the Public for the very
liberal pstreeuge he has ree,ned sine, he hu
been io beehive' i• Oederieh, and hopes by etriet
silent Inn to bawne.., end moderate prices, to
coshes. to receive a .hare of the p..hhc patronage
N. B. -GRAINING, PAINTING, GLA-
ZING. PAPER and BEL1. GANGING (-.rued
a as heretofore" WILLIAM STORY.
Godericb, 6th Sept. 1849. 9v-•3111
CANADA LiFE ASSURANCE
COM PANV.
THE Snheriber having been appointed
Agent of the
"CANADA LIEF. ASSURANCE CO.,"
is prepared to me.tvn prop•.•Is for A.su-
ranee, and will be happy to a thrd to My
person the itemiser! lefhrmalioe, as to the
prisetpla of the [waiter ton.
JAMES WATSON•
Ond.rieh, lth Joss. 1840. .tn 91
KiNCARDINEE ARMS.
(Naas H. MAR1.'I'Orf N d,)
T41.M.. Hotel has good ae,on,odetlo.
for travellers. Ambling. kr , ke.
The Pueket Mary Ann .111 leave God*-
. ►wfw4 k weather p*rmitti,. lTier
V &woos a w..b Mt eke Rlarerd,s*t'e
meet. Por heigght no pptajssseers at*
°. Sara WW1:11110. yis MP*
TO BH SOL». -An Excel-
lent FARM, being LOT fen. *2, MAIT-
I.AND C(INCENSION,T.wna4ip of
G•deneb, containing 100 acres -SO of which
is cleared. The .and is of a superior gaah-
te, and well watered. It is situated exact-
ly eine miles from the town of Goderich on
the Huron Road, and at the juoetinn of six
drgrreat roads, and as it is in the centre of
• populous and prosperous locality, it in ex-
cslleetly adapter! for a Tavern stand or e
Store. Tbis farm is well entitled to the
attentio.of persons desirous of an eligible
situation for hugeness, and will be sold on
very reasoaah!e terms. For particulars
apply to 0. 11. LIZARS, Land Agent.
Goderich, June i0. 1830. 1v-nt0
NOTICE.
1 DEG to intimate to the ieh•bitants of th.
Toweehips of Goderich, Stanley and Col-
borne. that ..der ■ power of Attorney from the
BARON DE TUYLr. dated the 25th April,
1!•49. 1 -am authorized Iodine., of his LANDS
u ihewfrewosbipe. god to /rant Title Deed for
the me-andel.„ioeoaretall Morticed*, him.
sed ., .rent D•'eh.rgea Ger the same. -and I
heteby regaest all prisons indebted to the said
Baron di: Teyl., forthwith to settle gip their r,s-
pec t i •. debt*.
THOS. MERCER JONES.
•nderich, 3th May. 1850. 3.-n I Sif
NTOTICE.
THE Subscriber baviai bee. appoieted-Atent
for the PROVINCIAL. :MUTUAL. AND
GENF.RAI. INSURANCE COMPANY. bele,
by Minister, that be r prepared to receive Sub-
scriptions for Stock in the Proprietary Branch,
tad applications for f•evrances in the Maisel
$nese, sed to give sorb Information on the
sublease may be required.
JOHN CLARE.
Goderich, 26th Sept. 1849. 2,-.34t.
W Ili ITE11 & 1til Y 11'aJ1e
9
WEST S7'Ri:ET, GODER1C11,
(Near the Market Square,) ^
BY NESP RS. JOHN & ROBT. DONOGIJ.
`1000 Aeeammnda,tone for Travellers, rind
l7 as attentive Hostler at all times, to take
cheese of Teams.
(Merrell, Dee. 6, 1850. 43-1f
W. STOTTS,
Saddle and Ilarmss Maker,
WEST STREET. GODERICH,
Nearly opposite George V,due's Blacksmith
Shap
Oederieh• Nov 97 1850 •3.41-1y
COUNTY COURT 'PERMS
M•reh Term -From the 3rd to the 814..
Jose Term -Froin the end to the 7th.
October Term-Fr..m the 110011 to the Stith
December Torm-From the 8t► to the 13th.
GOVF:RNMP.NT OFFICERS.
Arthur Acland, Erg., Judge.
John McDnnald, E.q., Sher'Il.
Dunk! Ltur., F..q., Clerk of the Peace.
John Oslo, Esq., Registrar and Collector
of Custnas"
Mower Hami'ton, Esq., Depoty Clerk of
the Crown.
Charles Widder, Feq., inspector of Li
centro.
John Clark, Eeq., Crown Lead. Agent.
Thos. McQn.Ien, Esq., Clerk of lb. Coen-
ty Coot% and R.gietrer of MCrregau Caret.
HURON HOTEL.
0ODCalCB.
AT JAMBS OIINTLJCS.
MAIM OWL ill, IS". ). to -400
1 t t r tl aed table H 1.'atarbet. Ire• 1..
, bogie sall.Aod with vie hot w may seating
.............. to wake all etas inset, sed Idear a't Om as.
TO A LARK. .u41 Instalments. Ulm has foolishly gra4
os seasons ors also 1.110 ,s rasasaar. ed at mon tits Oris. be htb b411164 wI
py-Jay wage,• gds taro .fro ei Mop
Hesse, is dlah•arWsed, std Hos.-o.,*,domed
sato. Aatadivdualdee deeply torlobl 14111*
WWI tba• a deed weight upon his imme-
diate foredo sed neighbors; • settlement 1.
debt to a dreg -weight epee a abet. people
They are kind a
They gradually Altai law apat► , loose eU
mini latent and industry, ant cep oft
better men. Alt this is e%Sap111N h ear
wretched eyeful of pedalo/ Inds, arae it Y
full time that we awoke to a knowledge" ell
it. Ry walling our lauds for cash. settlers
would have no after -thought about their
oaoorahtp, and know that every improve-
ment nude was so much effected for Hem.
melees.
OCt. The credit ay.tem allows lumber.
men to rob the public domain -not In %Va-
lerloo, perhaps, byt to many other portions
of the Province-ot its most valuable fea-
tures, al a tory trifling cost. The payment
of a first instalment permits a *antler to
cut the umb• r from his lot. Lumberme.
ata,l th.mselvw et thin privilege, and strip
large bb•cka of !sod of their ebuiceat um-
her-reed•ring the Ino comparatively
worthiest.. 0u the iwee. Lands is the
Niagara D:etnct, thy" p4lisring ban ►.ee cur-
ried to an enormoos extent, and tbws pre-
viously worth 8t or «S per acre have been
reduced in ►slue to $1 or e7. So common
has this fraud ibere become, 'het many have
taken off the timber without any payment
at all, and I remember suing sumo thou.
Wide of feet of pone mimed by this rowdiest
agent, after beteg booted to the reed, l-
causq the lumbermen had bees too greedy
to tender the utast instalment. In this
instance justice overtook a rogue, but i
could mention others in which the plunder
has been carried on to the lake. scut Ire..
The evil dies not end here. The lot ie tee-
tered on the hocks of the agent as sold to
the lumbermen, 'rlgh." to ,t . recognised,
k a di15•uliy occurs we to its noire settle -
meet . He boort t only for timber stands
me' on 1t, end abandoned .t when that was
cleared off. Time not only is the land ma-
terially injured by having its timber d.s-
troyed, but reudsred unmarketable by a
doubtful title. Waterloo has suffered but
!utas from title rause, because distant trete
the lumber markt, Out land. in the eiaouy
of sew -merle are subject to a similar depre-
ciation of value.
6th. The cent of collection, by the slow
and dribbling preens, .s considerable. An
• !pensive machinery is perpetuated fur
,elle, which, with cash sales, mightbs
epee fitly dispensed beth. The tatereat of a
large sum received at moo. and invested is
public work., is beyond cakuiation, aid, es
Bees os, sweet lark ; thy plewiag striae
loliehts my bureau/ ear,
Thee first stall of the raastul nobs,
To tall Mai Sens/ is asst.
Break wow the sil.aes they don rola
Amoss the warbho. thle.1,
Till eery little throat agate
Pear eta full tide .f song.
1 lore to are thee ea the wing,
But: marvel, rhoo rearm show
B..h 1!.doe•. ere the tardy spring
Huwrpl the earth of anew.
1 wonder net, when placid akin
Laugh o'er the fields in May,
To see- t,.. telly 11.aven•ward rise.
To greet the sib uf day -
Or One and fin the eanw-white aloud
O'er verdant field •t Doom,
But. now, there is no flower nor trod,
What mates thee ala/ ao 5008 t
bio daisy yet adorns my path.
Or leaf of feeder green :
The ..d egrets of winter's wrath
On terry side are mese.
Yet rhos. with sweet con [moment bleu,
Doe, ming ,hy cheerful lune,
A. gaily a• if earth were Brest
In all the pomp of June.
May 1 them for reel mercy gime,
Be eery sre•rlul too ;
Aentring'till to reach to He.•eo,
Yet pleased wit earth, like yes.
Borne. 1850.
CIIEAP LANDS.
To the Edijor of tee Advertiser. -Deer
Sir, -In my late leiter upon the subject
which 1 have selected as a corvine for thus.
1 welly glanced at rho owls of dear land,.
and the advantagee of cheap one., bet near
gate •n outllne.keteh, leaving the 611ng
no fur future enmmun,ea'iona. 1 .hall now
resume the consideration of the important
gneations involved, and endeavor, in some
,ort• to supply former deficiencies.
We had two •t stems at work for the dis-
posal of Public Lands -long credits and
free grarte The ered;t system le the fin,
claiming notice. Its incen,enienees are
great and numerous, and most of them will
he readily acknowledged by von* readers as
extent to this County to an extent to he
depl,rrd. I will rntim-rate thein adding
such brief commentaries as may suggest
hewer:yes.
1.t. 1t tempt. people to take Alp mere
land then they want -much more than the,
can properly c,littaln. 1 settle nn a Crown
lot In the bush, and find the adj ,ening one • mere moony altatr, the increase in the
"mighty convenient to urine." It is uR'red number of taxpayers, would • greet
nn tempting tenon; and i natter myself
that i can pay for both it and me Ara lovae
tiny, by pinching bete and .saving thole.
At the end of ten roars f am like the - boy
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.
THE Subscriber begs leave to inform the
inhabitants of the •D'.trict of !biros,
■od the neighbnr'ng Districts. that he has
Established himself in Stratford,
and n pr.pard to Rive Plane end Speeiftee-
floes of Public cr Private Budding., Bridg-
es,
3riJQ-es, Mill Dams. fee. ke. Eco., .rd will lake
the'superinteodence of such Erectiuos,•un
the most reasonable terms.
Ilia thoroughyknowtedge able profrsatrn
aniline peacoat a Builder, qualifies him for
any -undertaking in the 10... Addr•es post
paid, PETER FERGUBON,
Builder, kc. kc. Stratford, C. W.
Stretford. March 6th. 11t1A. '!- ^,r
•
t FORD IRON FOUNDS)".
-Th ub.eriher having pnrch.aed the Inter -
es! of Mr. C. J. Wilson In the above F.a-
tabli,brnent, is about to continue the Bugl-
es. on his own responsibility. 1n returning
tbauks to the public for the very liberal en•
eottragement received by ORR le Wistar,
he begs to in• imate that he will cnnetnntly
keep on hand an assortment of Snperior
earrings, consisting of CO 0 K 1 NG.
Parlour, and Box Stoves; Amer-
ican, Scotch & Canadian Ploughs
of the Meet improved Moulds,-MA/.T
R0f.I.RRS, Turt(tg Lathes. `(mitt's
Rollers. 4e. THRASHING MACHINES
of a superior deseription M env hitherto
introduced, and better adapted to thin coun-
try from their f8htnesv of drench,, and
.strength of cnn•erocunn. A call from in-
trwd'nr porrhn.rn ,+ rcgnaand before per
chanting ol.•ewhere. The -boy. will be sold
at Low Rates for Cask tar Trade, or at cor-
responding
owresponding rates on approved credit.
A. B.ORS.
Stratford, 20th June, 1850. 2.-n20
STRAYED from the enclosure of lbesirb-
Fcriber on the Barfield Road, neer the
Town of Greleneh, a Large Red and White
Spotted STEER. Any one giving infor-
mation will be suttahly rewarded.
EDWARD YEA MART.
Magnet 14th, 3830. .1.31
TRAVELLER'S
STRASBURG, WATRILOI,HOME. t
28th February, 1849. S
► 9ob.eribcr hereby intimates to his
friends and the Travelling Pu►h• gene-
rally, that he has removed from New Aber•
deem to the Village of Stre.bsvgb, and will
now M found in that well-known hoone for-
s.tly oeeepled by Mr. Jesus, -where he
will ber reedy and able to evildoer to the
✓ omfnrt or those who may hnnor him with
their patronage. And while he returns
thanks for pail revers, he hopes, by etnet
attention to the wants and wishes el his
customers, still to merit a coetiebaso• of
tl
JAHN ABF.(..
N. 3. -Good STABLES bed att.etive
Groom•. v11-.44tI
FAltat$R'A HOTF.I.,-MITCHELL.
1' RAMCi1 ThARLlhbl bees re ia(onn hi.
weed* mad the peMas peefslly, Arae hefts,
set•IRehmetMe.a41 ie the •beer. V,Ilsee,nod
Ariel* br 8.1,. the er"mf 001 and tt•m-
a•4ewes. ei T,swllws, ed si'erb shoe sf Mei;
pn•e.ase (3.•. SrabH•g abd se eette.rp
Ayes. i.ttwedeme.
8111181#1*,* k.11t18. 4..Si4
a .
addition to the Provunc.l Romeo.. le -
stead of borrnwing from the imperial Gov-
ernment, or Br:lish capitalists, we could at
once create a large ready -money fund, pay
rib., grasped the iargehanef,l of Albert nut. our National Debt, and pmploy the proceeds
in the nett iwnerked jir. flirt, in the mean. ..f t•Cat.00 lit papoose of ir-,proveluect and
time. 1 have wanted my erwtrrte., .uer.a4 of i.tday.
concentrating a em; mad reeled my la'•nrs: 7th. Tbe credit system drain. the labour
run over a large extent of rooted w,theiti market, and does tab rho woods huts
thurouhgly hrmurg 11 : kwnrk'•d f••rethere, who could 'bud woetd 0e more profitably
who »will emjev the (rare of ivy ill•appl:ed ' emploied in towns and eines. " Fair we-
m.htetrv. i have added another to the al. 7 gas fora fair dee'. work," et as excellent
reaay crowded list of peur farmers. I beer rnottn,hu' when antes '.boron earning $I
kept out a good neighbor, pr .babie, br ,ivy per dayln town, and therein the wood. •sot
greedises. wh:eh ends too many imitators, real:eine *be half of that *um, we may N
hav4 helped to retard -the progress of the etre that there-is.aomelhtng wrna``. may
eaten!. The eomm,nily has bene6-t.4 newly-trnsed emigrant, full of fur -lett nos
little from my exertion: 1 have genal still Hoes respirator farming, aid animus to
!e.,, and am in a far were" position then ewe property at once, 1 11te *oper.nt-
1 should have been, had I been regeired at Iv 'easy tern. upon wbi•b be eas purchase
my fins starting to pay eat't for the lot. 'Crown Land•, falls lett to common error,
To secure my original perches•. 1 um fu'cnd and adds •otbieg to tb• sopply of labor
I., sell the le,proveteents 00 the second..skiers the deemed le gfial•at• I( he so -
and find myself just where I ought to have journed for 1.7ear or two, le the mase er
been several years ego. villager, or with farmers living in old ports,
Ind. Long eredit for Public Lasde tempts he would acquire much kaowledgs, some
men to take up throe or four lots, ehop ■ cash. and be better fitted for the now life
little ma each, and then demand exorbitant to open upon trim le the buab. Wa
macetce for Ibeir rights and iwpro.ement.. would be reduced to a fife rale, labor emge-
s
Thu may be illegal, hot It es practiced with played because obtained os reunaahle
impunity, aad.eh.re are numbers in this terms. and the whole Province perceptibly
County rhe hold e,seh claims tepee a,‘ eon• hoot fitted. By ,,001 endit (or lands, we
eidersbin portion of the crown do.0.40. waste at teat fb Of esatiof our labor, and
Gored settler., or those who wonid bee m• lose propoitionately•
tip, but object to succumb to what they 8th. Tire credit system attreets to the
regard as an irnpo.,tioo, are driven from Queen's Bush, men who *.ver intend .
tin market, or seek* country where they purchase, but ".gnat" as a specuiatioo.-
ere insured a better state of thing.. Slow They know that no Geternm.ot will fore*
and partial settlement. fe a direct con• them 1* pay, and tale advantage uftbis no.
sequence, and the c•+lony lose. con.idorahty onions good Bator* by making "improve -
by every tench instance, wbi,et the ind.n,iu- meats for sale. When one really wishing
al gain OI the squsttet is doubtful, at the to settle comes across their path, they eon -
best, often a mere trifle. trite to "sell ou'." at an extravagant price
3rd. The faculucs aff.rded by long credit -generally plucking a green old-eous,ry-
for extravkgant settlement -that le, the mss -and start to play the same game 10
occupation of an extensive territory by few ."me other place. •
persona -disperse settlers over a wide tract. I find the( my objection. to 11. WAN
Those at all acgmatn*eJ with the conditions system already occupy u much of your
of life in the wilderness will perceive the spare a i'can reasonably hope to use is
disedragqogee of this. Half -made -road., one number, and I must therefore defer fur
undrained end almost impaseible, are a first iher-remarksupon the abject of Cheap
re.nit; and lack of •n'erpri.e, poor market., Lands 'Intll another opportunity.
and little cash follow as a matter of cntime. i retrain yours respectfully,
The majority of the hardship. alt the back. C. tvLARICE.
woods are Dreamed by partial or scattered Elora, Jan. 3, 1851.
settlement., and nearly the wbole of its
petty ounnyance toy from this source.
It would be useless . dilate upon then*,
111 the columns of a paper circulating in •
part of the Province where they are so well
known, but 1 feel confident that s.ery ore
of your readers, who bus1n7 practical know
ledge of the metier, will bear nee out in
the a*.ertion that the principal objwl
tion to • residence in the woods. the wan'
ofsoci••Yy, and the thin population. 1f late
were made smaller, and sold for sash only a
rapid numerous. and' healthy immigration
would as surely follow, so that good eeee ee
cause an abundant hsrv.et.
4'h. Long coedit produces a popeletion
of debtor.. At first iodoe,ng Ines to take
up more land them they gins reeosably bate
to pay for in the stipulate 1 time-- eithough
mem will hope moan reason, mean to often
-It at tbs 6mleb punishes them for their
credulity and . . Doriag the
tame allotted to them for the payout of the
new, they ars cneti•u.11y
struggling with po . Their nsttaral
enterprise suggests i prM-
d.ere dictates the saving a.11 rub fir. the
discharge of the anneal 11.1
city forces the erection of segue bwld.Lg
however ro,•gh. The ens who fees got
own a lot, without he is possessed Maple
mesas, which is seldom the case, and .n
sulliktinl to the rule, will do both'ag sob Dau, burins. -Qui tiata.EA areo with
etaotlany.-Hie bogs* h tempo/try, bee a (aeibee.r, sotpMa.4 for;dadllsu JJr
bars ie temporary, OBd even hie hues are far wbi•b abe as&W maker all Ogee me
terhtierary. Heim eel sore of emeership. shirt a • • we 4. 145 i.B d -teal.. km. gig. M
end create seta Roney mere than is as hie wroth.
(moulted t• day lb* exigencies of the LNicm•-A (Nimbi* •riaglYlM a
tdb'Itbet. tae Recover. that h• ham soured a wear*.., very smell .1.111.6:1
ell 16
a earner for *Wet be wap sot peapod. bye Ai..os. a £LB•r•rF r •11 1
1'M. aft pi proles• M low. Ms • slope Wif whgfa wort fi0ilt t•m •
DuATn or MR. Roasa: Git.yTLLAly -
This gentleman, known to the public as the
slither of several beautiful songs he the
Scottish dialect, and snot pewee of poetry
of considerable merit, we regret to Stat•*
died suddenly on Wednesday fersomm. Be
appeared to be in his camel health in •be
morning, and ware In attendance al his olio'
se Collector fee the Comm iesioners of Po -
11• -e in Leitb, when he fell down in a fit of
arepleey. Med tab aid wes immediately
r r .cured, but he never rallied, and was oes-
veyed to bit hone. is Hermitate Place,
where he d ori. He was p-.s.eeeed of many
,suable /giallo... was goad natured .won to
4 fault, and will he mush ►ggntta l by a
large circle of friends.
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ex•AMWWS, the wooed, requited his anent
to roe as fast as pesible, and to get bis
a setters platter.
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