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Chesser Clerk
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.sees to leave takes P M has tMt1
of Isle, es .,see •o• At tit* longer to take the Sssrs •
of course, we could riot feel *headed, assay
one has a lust right 1 noe' o e
tine soy .ewspaPe thew that a do feel
But we casuist help my Lic we being
offended at the Cous1Jemihd ° of the
transfered from our columns
Huron Loyalist. Now even at this we
art
could not feel annoyed did the Loyal
ist
advocate the bailie politics sspaper has
But it a well known a moat rabid opposi-
tion
always advocated the Gorerumeet. Now
tion to uy Iii
we do not say that it is imperative for all
Government nficirrla to support the man
under,whom they act -but we do say that
it is customary fur Clerks of the Feat* to
giro the County Prietag which comes
through their bands, to those papers who
support the then Government, and not to
elite who oppose diem. We would like
to ask Mr. I.izars what we have done to
merit this disgrace? Is it because we
gave publicity, through our column, to
the
ur.
letters of Juba Galbraith, s
Lizars says we should not hate dooe with-
out being a!rised as to their correetimes1
If this is the crime of which we stand ac-
cused, we have only the same answer to
make to Mr. Lizars, that we have made to
Lim before, viz: that our columns were
open for discussion, and the letters of John of the harbour is so great as to render the
Galbraith were for his especial benefit, erection of a Draw -Bridge there, on any
permanent footing, entirely impracticable
without an outlay that would stew forth its
advocates peony wise and pound foolish,
letting alone the expense alwa) s required
for the attendance of a Bridge in such a
position. 2nd. It would prove an eser-
lasting nuisance and unpedimentto the free
ingress and egress of ti e Harbour, parti-
cularly at night, and on occasions of stor-
my weather, consequently the owners of
the Harbour would and could effectually
grist lad Yell ne0111rM tree. Aar the
loss bid occurred by pdegivig a $.,°brio.
sad By -Law for the erection of a Item
Bridge at the old sae, M peieipees d
Sugpeaioe, web u would reader it prod
spinet the ewe coevuktioss r( mature as
had destroyed the fuel use. But the pleas -
tag hopes thea created have sew, alas,
parsing away- the Comcd at their lest
meeting, a .moth ago, appear Dot 00l1 to
have sbandosed the project altogether of
building the Bridge on a permanent con-
struction, but also, at the same time to have
altered the tits end poartiou of the public
highway, without say aebmisaioo to the
parties eoseeraed is the matter. Altera-
tioes of highways have always heretofore
taken place under public petitions wail cer-
tain notices, and the hearing of the reasoaa
of all parties concerwed, both far and
against the measures, and the Municipal
Law, no doubt, implies, or at all erects
ought to do .o, that no alteration of any
public highway should take place excep-
ting on the same principles. A Draw-
bridge at the mouth of the Harbour ap-
pears to bare carried with our Council,
after their throwing aside the first much
more approved and popular project, and
this has taken place with some of them pos-
sibly on the score of ecouomy, and with
otbers perhaps, for the object of gaining
time and evading the undertaking altogeth-
er. This last project of the Council is
objectionable on the following considera-
tions :-let. The apace across the mouth
k'Pao a eiedterlawhisk ,gwg
att
a amides of the NM
.1 le awe or ties nberesead,thet.
a eery al does Vi be t
to the asa
To to he Istat beaeLued.
and that tha.wti sorperehews be respect-
fully
a .elicited a p resthe
isbabitasts fie
each • lees) este mewl; carer the u
for pro.ecutieg the Arid Wit these
Crewed to this Wipes'
Resoludoes be m tee Ga.rieh
N.wspape e
Proposed by Mr. Ater. Yoeogr J"ar-
and accorded by Mr. Peter R.o►ertsoa :
That a eery of these Resolutions be hem -
t' :. 1 .., ' :Adft'llOr c•+ lu:. wdr .a ....,., - ,
G,NA1.
lea retitle Aa s1 LtWebr, sad
Aware Hai 1 t61 Tempsr*ac• caws, 1
sanest dereweede tae meth each urugeueo
sarreneweimibedwees, it is the that sb-
lain for tee advocates al Teeiperaeee,
frees thew °prowls, the character of
bigotry and pnJses*, a character, which,
with few •tc.ptias they do sot surd. -
Mr. Chau is nut the mil to make the cases
popular. I cescsive that the work causal -
ad M Yes is to persuade the people of the
of the proposed measure, said to
roast out cirly, yet forcibly, the good ef-
fects resulting from its adoption; este how-
ever, does not seem to he Mr. Closes view
of hu duty, or we would not see from every
town or village he vets, such constant com-
plaints of his forbidding, and abusive style
of lecturing, which complaints caunot its
justice be imputed to a factious opposition
by the opponents of the cause, as such are
not mad. of the other lecturers engaged is
the work.
I am Sir, your obed'nt. sen't,
ANTI-PILLJ U LACE.
July 28th, 1852.
bly transmitted is the Warden of the
Municipal Caused of the Veiled C.t+Nivis
of Huroef, Perth and Bruce --owed.
It was prepoeed that Mr. wig
McDoesld, leave the chair and fist Mr.
I).rel Lizars take the same :
A vote of theatre was thea gives to the
Cbairsaa and the meeting dissolved.
After the steetm( the Coaomittee elected
Mr. Sheriff McDonald Claims* and Mr
Thomas Nicholls Secretary of Committee.
Mr. Gtbbooi proposed and Mr. Watson
seconded, That the Bribed) .Hotel be the
place of meeting foe the Ceramitto°-ear'd•
•
NIGHT PATROL.
A meeting of the sight Patrol was MW
in the/Temperance Rall oo Friday eresiag
the 30th ult.
I'wbt. Moderwell, Esq., in the their
and Mr. Thos. Nicholls Seeretaryl
A letter was read by the Seer. from
James Watson, Esq., declining the bettor
conferred oo him at a previous meetag by
which he was made Captain of tbe Patrol.
Proposed by William Wallace, Esq.,
sad seconded by Mr. Wm. Story, that II.
B. O'Connor, Esq., be Captain 'bf the
Night Patrol.
It was also proposed ted seconded that
Mr. Wm. Story be Lieutenant, and that
the Members of the Corps keep watch in
rotation according as their names had bees
enrolled.
and not for min. Therefore, we tett tree
Clerk of the Pease to answer the calumny
of John Galbraith, if such it was, or by his
eilesee to give the public an opportunity to
form their own eouclusions. All we can
say about this matter, boberer, is that Mr.
Lizars, owing to his. multifarious duties,
has not time to answer them, or perhaps he
has adopted the old maxim, least said
soonest rncr+:lrd. Our friend Galbraith,
by the way, seems to be waxing impatient,
ted says he shall take the trouble of an-
swering bis own letters anon.
l• Messrs. Chalk and Brown, the dele-
gation from t;odericb to Buffalo have re-
turned, and we are informed that they have
met :lith every success so far at Buffalo is
concerned, but that the Iluron is to expect
un a_si,lance or co-operation from the Ca-
nada Company in the ncgociations of our i Genticmeu,bring toy explanations to a dose
debentures. \Ce are also informed that b, adding, if you think our Dlunieipal
Council guilty of duty, or of uanecessary
should we reeeire an Act; that the govern: i delay in thematter now at issue, or oC ar
meet have intimated that their support may-sumeng to themselves too much power in
be depended upon. adopting steps for the alteration of a por-
resist any such project on that account. -
'rhe River Maitland is well known to be
one of those streams most impassable with-
out a Bridge in Western Canada, the re-
medy of providing for the public conve-
nience is entrusted to the Municipal Coun-
cil and they, of course, are, and ought to
be impeachable for all oegtects and eva-
sions of duty, particularly under so impor-
tant a circemsunce as the one, upon which
this meeting has now takeu place. I now,
FARM MOB OWLsr
A V1LUABLi Pesebeld I.ees w Let
ire. 68, ea the et► Coe. to the Tows
dip.(Gedeatth. °eatesteg M we. 46 df
Wirth ere a 85 Gee el 10100111•011.
well with a fall nt steam
Weigh the °eerie of the let, a good ju-
ke. a Yams °echoed elm hearts( Gary
enema Iodide the Tows to Gederteb, ea;
8 of the village •1 Ba1M4. A geed Log
Hous, lathed ani plastered; a Bare 41 by
3e, SI ode .red fd&We•. Poe perta.ulare im-
ply to Amdrew I)o s.ga r• the Tows of
(lodertcb, er to the macaw .. the pro
mime•
SAMUEL SPLAY.
P. B. Terme easy
Goderl.h, July Iii►, 1832.
Ilion of one of our most public highways,
tY It is reported, and we believe it to be , and the site of one of our most important
Bri d;es without subiipiwoa to, or the con -
too true, that our Town has been visited by I vcnicnce ofthe parties concerned; that
s mad -dog, and that a number of dos have ! facer is a power above that of the Muni -
been bitten' y tem. Those who have (lege i cipal Council to whom they are amenable,
.ho:dd be very cautious, and have them
secured without delay.
ANGLG-AMlRIC♦:c,-'rhe second num-
ber of this highly interesting and valuable forward. „
Magazine has reached us. We hope the Mr. Daniel Lizars proposed the follow_
public will give it their warmest yupport•
a
and to whom you can apply for redress. -
Certain resotutions,I understand, have been
ppropared for submission to, and the ap-
proval of, this meeting, and I call upon the
parties having such to bring the same now
gommunitations.
LUNATIC ASYLUM•
111111E DIRECTORS of the LUNATIC
ASYLUM hereby give clothe, that In
coneegee.ee of peremptory metroetreee
which they have received from the Execu-
tive Qo*ereeteny reverie( them to cell•
hue their expsed.„t• for the matnteasece
of the Inetitutto■ wattle the hater of the
Parliamentary Goat for that purpose they
are euinpelled to dose the doors of the Amy-
lum against the admiestoa of all preterits,
except such as have the rattans of beating
the Poll amount of their owe •zp.as.s.
Provincial Lunatic Asylum,
Toronto, July 26, 1853. v5 ate St
A PUZZLE.
I
Ws commend this origi-
FY sal riddle to the careful
OUO coneideratioe of these of
WEPO our readers who ibisk it
RYOUR. moan* them.
PAPE We copy the above from
RPA the Oquaka Spectator, and
YU trust a port:orrof our reed•
p ors will sot give up Is dee-
pair. By a careful and continued applica-
tion for a time it may be solved; and we
cannot holt think when solved, • very groat
length of time will elapse before the benefit
of this solution will be felt in a form that
we can readily appreciate. This conclu.
mon, however may be problematic, but shall
aexinudy await its determination, tutting
that it may be in oar favor. 1f it is yet au
magma, please read it again. -Iowa Repot,
Ursa..,,
re pas"tenon we ass solos as•AL•
Sir Having seen in your 10 a of tbe
22nd ult., u article Ketol "Anti -Hum-
bug," wherein the writer is very desirous
of creating a flattering iipressoQ* is favor
of Mr. J. C. Clore, an impression, wbicb
from Lis abusive and unpopular style of
lecturing, is not justly his due. I have
been induced to offer a few remarks to skew
the public, that the opinion formed by tbe
writer is not the unanimous opinion of those
who heard him ; indeed, I think be stands
nearly alone in bar estimation of that
gentleman -t character. Of Mr. Clure's
natural abili js u a public speaker, I am
not prepared to judge, but that Itis language
and manner is not becoming his vocation,
"Anti -Humbug" seems inclined to admit in
the following passage:
" Aoy one with a partici of good
sense
in his pate, would have overlooks a fear ob-
jectionable gestures and remarks, which
will be found more or less prominent in
every public lecturer so indefatigable in his
attempts to interest and *muse a promiscu-
ous audience as is Mr. Clure."
Now, Mr. Editor this is certainly a new
theory, that objectiooable gestures and
remarks, are a necessary qualification
of an indefatigable leeurer, and, accor-
ding to the simple rule of proportion,
the more objectionable the mon isd.fati-
gable ; now taking this as our criterion, we
must eertainly admit that Mr.Clures stands
at the head of indefatigable lecturers. "Anti
Humbug" also wishes to make it appear,
that it was from the opponent of the Tem-
perance cause, and sons of Bathos, that Mr.
Clure received oo tbe night of the lecture,
such marked proofs of disapprobation ; now
be is perfectly aware, that an those who
left etre room were either Sons of Temper-
ance, or acknowledged friends of the cause ;
and u for the remarks applied to them
by Mr. Clue, I think there is not ooe who
beard him with the exception of the writer,
but will admit they were extremely uwar-
rutable, uncalled for, and untrue; be spoke
of them during the evesieg as the wise drink-
ers and rMl-nosed topers wbo'had left, when
the troth is there were *either wixdrisbr>t,
nor rednosed topers amongst them ; sad,
eves if each had been she ease, the fact d
their quietly leariag the room was no justi-
fication for applying such insulting epithets
to the respectable inhabitants of the tows, to
whom such a mode of tidvoeatiag • ewe
cassot be defetaded by any sensible perces.
There are some people I ars aware, who
are se blinded by reindict, u to esseidsr
that they are boned to support everything
that takes l'emperenee as its motto, re-
gardless whether it is hurtful to the eatm
or mot. Then are also another *iva who
have just «ease eoosgb to be aware, that
there beteg Sons of Temperance is ea
Woe of wheel they ought to be prised;
bat their selfishness sad vanity, w se gnat
that matted .1 eodesvorssag to extend that
honor to ethers, they lo's epos their posi-
tion as Seas of Tesspersnee, but u u
,hobos fro. which they 'rata look down
with eoatermpt upon others without their
psi, wed ie the self-esSewmey of thew
pride, exclaim! "stead aside, I am heiiat
thee Uwe ;" wept this dame Mr. Chore's
stye of leetenmg, 1 exbeesely popular,
the take a s press deight . V n•varied
shrive throb, 'part all thou who ant
sat Sees of Trspsurwm ; tea be teed
deep desty shits forgetful, tied fie
seas ors be is engaged to lakeside, mw
M some sreesm, resolve Ow espies( of a
.uij.rR, of tbsus w Mr. Oen alas
GOnai ucn Ga antra SCHOOL. -The•
Prise Limit of the above Seboot will -
in our next week's issue.
-One of our correspondents says: -On
observing by your issue of the 22nd ult.,
that Lord Elgiu bad summoned Parlament
to meet on the 19th instant; brings to my
recollection, that the 19th of August, 1792,
gave birth to Bntains greatest Stateman,
I.ord John Russell, and a statesman that
tug resolution, winch was seconded by Mr.
David Lawson, and carried unanimously.
That as the Inhabitants of the Coun-
• - of Huron residing to the North
of the River Maitland and the entire
County of Bruce are suffering great hard-
ships, privation and expense, owing to the
interruption of all communication to and
from Goderieh when tab state of the Ricer
p is its being forded, that this meeting
adopt such measures u will procure with as
little delay as possible the construction of
a Bridge over the River Maitland, at or
near the site of that carried away upon tbe
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DY -LAW No.
Law te setbe)eteo the Nudes •f
thio U., i. e* D.ise t• pal
OMB Para
Iteea y to Meta..Sa# stares of the 1.-
C&pito tee Rumford and
I• Jeaet Such Rarlroed Campo o7 -
amuse the Dinette's °f the Breeden,
g edJustto Stec/
tie dlies .6 eSautepee
Resat .ad Bufutu Radios/ Dem its
•lt.t.reesttoe with the Great Wee-
k/mimed. to t1.Tews of fudotJ
meaty of lissom; sod endo have
'them pseud Ise 16.t porp•se.
°sized the subecrtptsee of 6hy thuuas.de
tonal shares W the Capital Sous _
the
Compare. the Warden of the United
d, or Huy ► to ea-
sedof Huron Porth sod Broca,
nee sett6 s Reaolsrtoe of the Mustei
oumterCouncd of the sari Dotted L ous-
autbertateg ham sou do,h.a, fur and 0s
11 of the said United Counter*, subecr-
or and acquired, and the s.td United
.tree sow bold and owe tweet( five
thou ▪ shares of the mod lddrtaowol
res to the Capital Stock of the Brant•
sod Buffalo Joint Stock Railroad Com -
of the price os value of Eve provide
share.
od whereas it is expedient to empower
Warden of the said United Counties,
m
time to time, u be shall be thereunto
ired by Re.oluttoo of the MunktpeI
nett of the said United Couetlee, 10 l.nin
grant debentures of the said bluster-
y for the sum of one 6nodre4 and
sty Five thouesod pounds, the price or
e of the aid twenty five thousand ,bares
in full payment thereof, payable oo the
day of July one thousand right bun
and seventy two, the raid D -benturea
beer interest payable seml annuatty.
nd whereas for the payment of the said
beater's Red the interest thereon, at
ported, and times aforesaid it will be
ry for the said Municipality to raise
tally as • Special Rate over and above
ROBERT SNODGRASS.
FAe•HIONAHI.F. Df1OT & SHOE
MANUF.%(TUHEIt•
(O.. door Etat of .C. Crobb'e SS..re.)
W OULD reform tart inMtluante of Gods
rich and seighbortio.d that he is pre-
pared to make to order or otberwiee, any
kind of Laate's and Geatlem.ei.. Fine or
Farley work, in the 'realest mad most
fashiuuahle style. And will also fareemh
heavy Boot* and Shote, to 'tett the ne
cesauiea of those that may hoot him with
their custuw. 16r prices willbe .odeeate.
Godencb, July 29th, 1862. v5n19
FATILOccVa* Ire*. -W regret to an.
nouoce that Mr. Joebue Morehouse, was
drowned, while bathing in the River Tay,
os the evening of Wednesday last. It
would appose.: that deceased entered the
river about eight•fall, a short distance be
low Miller's Foundry, the deepest part of
the stream; that be got beyond hie depth,
and being unable to swim, went down is
about sixteen feet water. One or two
other persons were bathing et the same
time, and *event were undressing on the
beet; but no -timely asuetalce could be
teodered. Through the pr.iseworthy and
active exertaoaa of Mr. Arthur Coach, the
body war recovered, at great personal risk;
but sot till three quarters of ae hour had
elapsed. Prompt and immediate efforts
wore taken by Dr. Wilma to resu,eiete the
body; but all efforts proved oanailibg-
Deceasedwas only nineteen years of age;
amid bis sudden and untimely dewier, is most
deeply deplored by every person who en.
payed the pleasure of h:. aequatotaece.-
Perte S'Janitord.
SwaaA Brrua.-The Tincture of rabelia,
fven io deems ora table scoopful every few
MONOCHROMATIC PAINTING'
rIs11F. Subserber will give Lemons in the
above Art, during the Holidays of the
Grammar School.
Terms known upon application.
JOHN HALDAN, Jr.
Godetid, 2S1b Jul,, 1853. e3e27.2w
SHERiFF'S SALE OF LANDS.
31st December last.
Cawda owes ber prosperity to. By es-
tabha6ing Responsible Government, car- Mr. James Watson proposed and Mr.
rieddlat by that leeward Nobleman, Lord W. M. White seconded the [text resole -
tion, which was also carried.
Sydenham. Our cotrerpoadent does not
mean to enumerate all the valuable mea-
sures introduced and carried by his Lord-
ship, since he brought into Parliament the
'test Acts -the prelude to Catholic Eman-
. ,patios -as• they would require columns
to enumerate. Our correspondent merely
,;sections this to enable the liberal iuhalri-
tints of (.adana to celebrate that. eat
• sy as it eight to be.
MAITLAND BRIDGE.
That notwithstanding the apparent de-
sire manifested by the County Conseil to
build a new Bridge, as • thibited by their
Resolution and By -Law of January last to
construct a Wire Bridge at the old sate, as
also their abandonment of that project by
the substitution of a Draw -Bridge at the
Harbour mouth, as declared by their Reso-
lution of the^2913 Juue last -the Harbour
and the access to it befoo i ng to the Cana-
da Company, and which eolild not be effect-
ed without a special action of the Legis-
lature -this meeting is of opiates, that the
most decided step• must now be adopted
by the interference of the law to compel
the Council to accede to the pressing waits
ted wishes of the public in the instance.
Proposed by Mr. Harvey Brace, and
seconded by Mr. McClaren.
That as the represeltstioos made to the
County Council of the urgency of a •ee
Bridge hare faikd to induce that body to
give that atteatioe to the pressing wants of
the Inhabitants, which their Faso armee
ed, u exhibited by the Resol
of the
last meeting of the County Coeocil-that
this meeting do appoint the following Gen-
tlemen as a Committee to empiny Goosed
learned in tare kw, to carry out whatever
measures may be required for the protec-
relative to of the rights of the ['ebbe,
His matter.
T1s Muriel Gestkmee were .ppomt-
ed to set se • Fertitte, with power to add
to Lir iambi.
Mews. Sheriff McDonald, W Young,
Dat Clerk, Raj Miler, Peter Roberts..,
Wm Wallace Ds•iel Laura. Harvey
Blue, W M White, ilkCleres, Robe Sly,
LIM Davison, W ■ B Rick, Dr iies•ik s.
Mr John Morris., Chas Girvan, David Lawson-
ns, Robt. Gibbons. James Watson, Alex.
Annand, John Pentland, Wm Rastall,
John King. Gavin Hamilton. Robt. Young,
James Payne,
y Mr J Gibviesr sed
etieendd by Mr. Jamas Wow that Ave
members of the Committee form a lee-
non--ear/Wel.
proposed by ivr. David Chat. red
u•.iI h Air. Alasder Yeseg Sear.
An impnrtant meeting convened by the
sheriff of these L:uaited Counties pursuant
to the requisition of twelve or more free-
holder, was held at Goderich, on Saturday
the 31st telt., to adopt measures cakulated
o remove the serious difficulties experiea
red by the non -erection of a Bridge across
,he River Maitland, in place of the ooe
,• armed away by the floods of December
'est. '['here was a very Targe and a highly
espectable attendance upon the ocraeiOD.
:11r. Sheriff McDonald opened the
meeting with the following remarks from
the chair.
This meeting you are aware was called
an consequence pf ooe of the most impor-
tant Budges is these 'Jailed comities hav-
ing been carred away by the floods of De-
cember lest-• period of so less than seers
moths, had aothisg .to good purees, it
may he sand, hides yet bees dere towards
the *rectum of a sew ose. A large por-
tion of the people of Noma, and the white
of those of Brae are ester* ender this
delay, probably im all 5000 people, and the
number daily meressieg, who are War
the we rate of Assea.aeat with the rest
of the people of the Petted Ceumtien of
Vireo, Perth and Brise, bol trio free the
essereetaoe of thee Bridge an desist the
N ur facility of intercom,* sad ooavealseee
IIB travel. Oar Mraieiral Cnraetl raised
+ o Art MCNOi.t s,
BRIM ERAD4Dt%E:YERA L AGENT.
NT.
Apra: for Orrtor'o Marrow
if -a.
aatrrrnce Co.
NOTARY PUBLIC, ACCOUNTANT
AND CeiNVEVAMUCK.
INOU A CCBoeau /s ted ou Houses,: Ship-
ull Bold k Rented, Go 4s
IfuweM fro Lamle
((rewarded. .correctly drawn, and
All hied• of Deed
Books and Areou.te adjusted.
Office over rhe Tacseury, Goderic nRD
)oly 96, ISSt.
AUSTRALIA.
United Counties of ) By ,irtnc of a
!Jaron, Prrtk 4• Bruce. j + Writ of Fieri
Tn w1T : isseedoul
of Her Msjeety's Court of Queens Bench
and to me dneeted against -the Lands and
Tenements of W tIliam Frederick McCue
loch, st the suit of William Rom, James
Mitchell and lthn Fi,kie. 1 have seized
and mace to execution the fullowine pro,
per), viz: -Park Loth Noe. 417, 418, 419
and 460. 1 Block opposite the English
Church, Lot No. 391 opposite Corner, sad
Park Lots Nos. 435, 454, 433,°453, 431 Gad
430 and now laid out seo town Lou of 1 of
en Acre each, lying and being in the Tows
of Stratford in the County of Perth.
Also Lou Nos. 1 tied 1 in the second
Conaess;ns of the Township of Ellice, Cue -
taming by admeasurement two hundred
Ares, ba the same more or len.
Alio Lot No. 46 in the Seeped Costes,
sloe of the 'l'owo.bip of North F.asihope
co lumtne by admeauremrnt nne hundred
and fifty sight acres, be the same more or
Winston said to be a perfect cure for the ..
bite of a .Dake If taken in time The perinea • leeApao Lets \ori. 48 and 47 in the First
should tie op hie wound.leg te1t as wqell
leo- a Cos: when of the Townsm" of North Kest
posatble above the It i. well know°
that one or two of the routbern corretpeo-
dente Fave stated that if a person is bitten
by a snake, an antidote for it, is at once to
chew a good piece of tobacco in the mouth,
lay it elle the bite and tie up. Broody ie
also .sift b•h eure for the bite, If applied
quickly outwardly and inwardlr.
inadddition to all other Rates a
nes whatsoever as follows, that is to say
O each year Bot and during the period art
enty years, eOmmeectog on the first day
July one tbousaod eight hundred and
y -two and extending to the first day of
y tom thousand eight hundred and •seren-
two til• suns pi thutcen thousand .even
odrsd ted fitly pounds•
And whereas the RatraMt Property Of
said United Counties according to the
eesmeot of the same fur the now next
ee•ding Financial year amounts to the
m of ooe 01illton one hundred and ten
ousaad pound..
And whereas for the payment of the in
est semi Ily en, and fur the croatoo
a Srnaloo Finn for the payment of the
rinc:pul ef, such Debentures so to be is
ed as aforesaid for the aforesaid eum ni
• hundred and twenty-five tbousaod
undo, and payable at the period aforesaid
will be necessary to s.aese,levy and raise
pop the whole Hoteabls. roprriy Within
e raid Untted'Cououes of Huroo, Perth
d Bruee.a Special Rate in each year dur-
g the continuance of the sad Debentures
any of them on the sum or 10011 by them
ado payable, or any part thereof, over
od above sad to addition to all other Rate* ClRCCLAR ADVERTISEMENT.
nd Tates whatsoever a follows -that is -
say -u each year for sari throng the THE Ur.dero4g.w1d.sirrsto.egotistlos Cori
sid period of tweet, years commencing oa regaode•te sad lbs Country hterehasu of
e Bret day of July one thoward sight Wrytm Casada that h• is daily ezpectieg by
rotted sed 6fty•lwo, sed extending to the firer Vessel. is 1•,verpn.d and London, a tarp
ret day of Joy one thousand ed eight hundred stook of Me,cbs.dise, which will le sold low m
red 1st.
Arm pares is t6• pound- Grub h Met ter o. Lied defimite credo..
let. Be It therefore erteeted by the Muni R- 11. BRETT-
ipel Council of the United Counties of 161 Kies prosy .5,.,s15.
luron. Perth sod Bruce, commuted, and in lona°, Apri128sb, 1058
Council assembled under and by virtue of ..- - ----..
he "Upper Canada Municipal Corporation LINSEED OIL, PAINTS.*IAVY00 DD8
eta," and it is hereby enacted, that from Re"-Ae.
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and after the paring of thle By Law -the IiF. Usderiigeed Ms for thole
Warden of the sed United Counties, .ball TWO hogeheede and quarter -casks Boiled
ave power and authony, and he is hereby /
Linseed Oil.
authorized, empowered and required to a 70 hogshead. Cud gearar•eiasks Raw.
sa of the eaid •ewe party ab.rrel., int Eaglsb,
ue, grant and make Debeetur
Muoteipabty of the said United Counties 5 tons Whitening, meta.,or the sum of Mie hundred and twisty 6M 2 tot Cb.lk, is casks.
houeand pound• in full payment of •II 120 kegsbest Dry WMte 1Ad,
money due and owinp or to become due 2200 kip • Red Lead,
and owing by the said Municipality, for or 10 cask* eostaioing kegs Chested Pains -alt
colder..
on account of or to respect o(, twerty•five ,JO t.1%psora Site,
thousand share of the CAr1TAL Bloat of 10 casts p ors Sa
the Brantford and Buffalo Joint Stock Rail. 10 bar
Cdem Tartar.
ar.
road Compadb
y, held and owned by the said 10 cams Bollix.Municipality, provided atway• that each do- -AL80-
beater" Omit not be for a lees sem than 1,..„„,,,i„,.,11,2212-,P.,eb 011 for bt.ebivty,
tw•nty'6ve pounds. And provided forth Otis. Oar-iobarren; Vinegar i• barren; Carrot
that the Warden for the time beteg, she Oil is ata sod use.
R. H. BRETT.
issue no sea debenture or deb, inures u tel ging Port 2
der and by virtue 0.( this By -Iwo, ext• Totww ApnI 28ib, 1859• S vs -alb:
red ► R .
firths,
At Holland Mills, (Township of Wilmot)
on the Did Inst.. Mrs. John Johns, of a son.
s
CHAIRS! CHAIRS ! !
THE Subscriber will constantly keep on
treed a varied assortment of Windsor.
Boston,Roeking and Nursing Chairs, which
he will sell ebeap for cash.
DANIEL GORDON•
Godericb, August iib, 1831. v5ns8m3
NOTICE.
Will be sold by public auction on the tet
of September next, immediately after the
show of Fall Wheat, the Society's thorough
bred Durham bull calf, one year'• credit
gives on (arsisbtng approved endorsed pas
By order
ROBERT MODERWELf.,
See.
Feat PORTS PHILIP AND SYDNEY.
Only Regular Line of Clippe-r ,Shari.
TUE MAGNIFICENT A I CLIPPER 8111P
EPAMINONDAS,
1300 TONS BUItTIIt:N•
WHITE, COMMANDER•
WrABoBa I'oa . un 71118LIT of Att. Sem. ear in Nem Voris. roIT•np
IT
trT te only nee y tansy that tier sec/0-
odations ill be fully equal to those et •
the Ship "Recent•." whet' .be ruecerdi
to line. She caneo an tarso• red Fh'p•
geon, and every ih,ng r (mi.d
y the
For pettKslare u to l'esight or l'a,a.ge
apply to
F. A. BALL. H.*,iltes.
R. W. CAMEItOI., 116 1 a(t ort`
W . ELLIOTT, Britii h Free
i ..n.ul, Bo•tnn.
A euperinr Ship *111 fellow on the 1.t
Sepren.bcr. e5nR4
Jul, 7th, 1359.
GODERICIIAI irr MARNIA, HURON
rib. sew end eligaut Lowprowore Steads
Brat Rl'Bl', will rem d.risg the ensue
ing as follows:, -Leave iloderieb,
( weather perotttttsg,sv.ry Sunusy moreisg
at 9 °'cluck, and $armis, Mooday at 6
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o'clock. err Satyr -
day,
Leave Detroit, for Goderieh,. cry
day, at 9 o'clock, a. in. and Buse, At 4
o'c.ock p. m. to Yr. E.
For freight or passage apply
1(. Marlton, forwar.icr, next door, north of
the KineudIn• Arae.• ELI WAIIR td
Detroit, Feb. 20th 1862. vA-ed
R. H. BR I.TT,
GENERAL MERCHANT--Wr10LESALF„
18 hing-St., Tere.te, Upper Camads,
IMPORTER of Shelf and Heavy Hardwire.
Bar lion, Steil, Chain, Nails. 0aopowder.
-ALSO-
Importer
A LSO -
di
Wo., Oil.. Paints, Glas.,ptEsrihesaware'Im
heir Origm.l Packages. v r -a15
April2dib, 1052
hope containing: by admeasurement two
hundred Acres, be the same more or less.
Also the Stratford Mills with the lard. and
privileges attached thereunto. which hods,
with the tenements, torso much of the same,
a• may be Tecersary to satisfy the acid
claim, l .hall offer for sale at the Court
Room, to the County of Huron Geo!, in the
Tows df Guderlcb, on Saturday the twenty
third day of October, next, at the hour of
twelve o'clock, norm.
JOHN M'i)ONALD,
Skeriff, H. P. $ 13.
Sher'ff'e OtLee
Godericb, July tOth,1351. v5o26 3t
HAMILTON
,NOTICE
I8 hereby given that the strip of Land ,tr-
ate North of the Townships of Grey
and Derby, ie the Counties of Grey sod
Bruce, end extending nearly from Syden-
ham to Sanaa, having recently been Our.
rendered by the Chippewa Indians, of Sau-
geen and Owen Sound to Her Majesty ther`D 3l ro e
having
is trust, to be sold for raid be MAIL CONTRACTS.
1
ahang keew
n rv.yed, and laid into L d oyt into
Farm Lets ler the perpo.e of settlement, ie
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
THE Subscriber bea- m to inform the 1n -
i habitants of Godericb, and the eec-
rouoding Country, that he has lust
opened a New Boot and Shoe Store, is
Mr. Hare's new Bock House.Goderiell.-
Where he will constantly keep on bard
a large and well *sported stock of
Ladle's and Gentlemen'. Bout. and Shoes.
Which he will sell at low prices, Jor cask
may.
The Public ere Respectfully reggs.t.d to
call and examine for themselves, before per.
chasing elsewhere.
Din eeeobd pnee• .fns ale.
ALSO -Lasts and peg
JAMES THOM PSON.
Godere6, March 16, 1852- TS -rift -610
sow epos for sale, excepting Lots Noe. 18,
SE.vrn rENDERS,.ddrened to the
Bret Guesser., Qvebee,
and
er
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o•
Pi
be shall be first tbereonto rrqut y ere -
lotion of the said Muaotpal Council.
Sed. Aad be it further enacted that the
said sum of one hundred sod twenty-five
thousand pounds, and the debentures there-
for, snail become due, and be payable on the
first day of July, IS the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
two.
of D0, ad and pro subject to the h• whole
Porrei
Read projected through til whole mark " Tenders for ..41 &row," will
he,.coled at Quartet until. 12 o'clock,
acne, if
O\ SATURDAY, nut era SEPTEMBER,
ON
29, of a trees ro rod t roug •
length or the tract, of such width and In
seek dinettes as may be hereafter determin-
ed upon..Intendin parchaers will on apple
eaten to John Mclean. Esq., of Guelph,
the autber1sed Agent for the Indtao Depart-
ment, he reformed of the price per acre, oad
the terse of paymeet.
By Command. gRUCF.•
[Sigeed.] R
Guelph. 50th July, 1832. vl•n29w6
AUCTION SALE.
►rIIE S.b.eyiber will offer for sale on the
94th August, 1832, at Widow Tom-
am's, (late Hairy 111.16.5 Tavern') under
the Mme of the Farmer's Len, the follow'
mg artistes, via :-
Oue Bea Stove, One Cnnkleg Stove,
St* Feather Bods, Four Tablet,
Dee dose. Chairs, " Os. Wash Stand.,
O.. Fastest bldl, avid various other
settees loo mumorooe 10 meetroe•
Sale to eomempmee et 11 o'clock. A• M.
Tering of Bele -Under its shdlmge
Nish. over tee: to give good endorsed sola
tall Int January, 1913.
The above avern Steed a to be Let oe
er before the da of Sale. •
14, HAACK F Ate trouser.
Bayfield, lied Ague, 163*. veneer]
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FAKM EOR MALE
The asheenber offers fel sale owe heated
oereO of •*cellist laid, 43 .:res chars
si sod will Mneed, with • good Ise
as *retard bearing fruit. Tse *bee* lea
I. dusted se Did Coeesseree, bol 14,
obeli of Wawavoeb, and ose ball auN» r`
easel heeee---.1t the nosey
ptrod hew.. Pee psrueslus apply to tee
m .'.; y•- m- sewpow'e'.
yr e eebe Orb A.g , lees. elft
iaa\ tonrar antra Or .at m*Jae1r'e
.si1... \
Seen timer pe• reek between .9mkerstbreg
e.d Roadrrck.
Sews times per week'iNrrn Lowly* and
/'ort Mosley.
Sri :awes per wrek adverts Leedom .ed tiSer.
Sit mer pr► week lettere* London d
(:ederiek,
Sir times pep week ktreem Galt and Q.4,
nJ, week befiren Ckotlam sad
peer ranee per
Jl"ndnrs' I betweenMore(Wards.404 ltict per week
rifle) oed (weeder..
ON AND FROM THTE lete OCTOBER,
Each .ib, state the and to b. accompanied ed by
a asked in
word.ds i I gib
g
the gnrr1 ant a of two rcrponnN• part...,
',voter, th.t im the event of the Ten
dor beteg eepted the contract. .4 a
duly "'seated by the partyaet ene d aid fee
tb.
prom which h, ho as
a 'mend with t►s
they osM"tak .g
..i4 pert"
e(l C0'li rensum
for the due per
Bei 'ill , toregard 10 tb. mndm
Fell Mrtienl*rs,
eomnyaeee, *stases", rate of travel, times
syr departere sad arryal, aid amnvet of me
minty v. -quote trove the Commit°, ee eeelt
rate, together with printed ter a of Tee
Ike lied G.anmtee, may be obtatmad •t either
of the M1.e'f t office* oe the line, .e lie
eppl.eauom to the Ilubeer,Mr at Termite.
JOHN DEW F
r.O. 1m,, olDle
w.
Tensile, i6th Jell, 1631.
3rd. And be it further enacted, That the
aid Debentures .18.11 bear intermit free, and
alter the date thereof at and after the not
of six per cent. per annum, sod shall be
payable at such place or places, either with-
in or without them Providence as the said
Warden for the time beteg .hall think pro-
per: and that ouch interest shall be, and
shall in the raid debentures be male payable
nmrennually at such time or times, and
such place or places either within or with-
out this Protein as the said Warden to the
.std debentures .hall (Neil/nate toe appoint ;
and the said debentures shall be issued and
grant ed under the Corporate• Seal of the
.s id Mumapality, end shall be signed by the
said Warden, ted .hall be conotnreigned by
the Treuurer of the said Municipality, and
the mid Warden end Treasurer (ot the time
being are hereby authorized empowered and
requited So to sign and countersign 1ire some:
and the said.rlebenturee shall have Coupes
attached to them for the sold interest which
said G,mprns *hall in like manner he signed
and eouetereigned by t1. said Warden sod
Treasurer respectively.
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HARDWARERe.
FOR RALE BY THE - UNDERSIGNED,
tl marks Mente. Orem Scythe•. -.
4 do do Crad8Iig Scythes.,
1 de Heak.,
460 deers Americas 'fey thea, several Makers.
2 do Sickles,
70 liege CollChfs, d1 sizes,
140 do Hems Neils,
160 do Wreeeht Nails,
80 do 0e.powd.r (kegs sed meshes.). -
7 teas Slim.
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6 cater 8,. 1. and Dn.Ale 0....
putt. rootueiegs Saddles nod Bridles.
92 de soouieineCutlery, 8:Ige.teoir.Sawer
Filet, tee (Sheffield Goode),
70 de ewtata,ag Leeks Latebe.. Scales.
Seto, Trips, ami a 'general sleek
of Birmiaibam A. Wolrerhsmp•
Ms Geode,
40 Iargs ['mash Kenlvs (Seetch)
8
towel Pet sed. Camp Oven..
R. 1t. BitE"T.
4th. Aad be it further enacted. Tbat for
the payment of the said deb.n!urei herein•
b.fnr• provided to he tuned and granIN
sod the Interest thereon, there shall be as -
peered, levied and read upon the whole
R.treb4s Prearry within lie said Uaked
Counters of Here., Perth sod Brute, a'
Special Rote Is each you daring the ooe•
ttnoance of the said Il)ebeetnree or soy of
tbem, es the loin or sums by them made
p.ya to or any part thereof. over ted above
end to mdditlss to all other rata and taxer',
whataoe'er se teltows, that a to say, la
each yes,. foe and during the said period et
twenty year., commencteg o the first day
e( Jely in the sear of oar Lord one thou
mud stilt bstadred and fifaystwo, stet ex
teething to the first day of Italy to the year
of our lrwd ens 'stemmed *weal beached
aid a.oaty-two /erre pewee is the posed.
tam
1G1 Woe Street,
Tomato, April 98th, 1852 Srb-e1Sr
GROCERIES Ase., IN THE ORIGINAL'
PACKAGES.
1THE UNDKRBIO1'(ED OFFERS (POS
1 SALE.
79 bili. Porto Rice Seger,
8 de Loaf M s;
50 bbl. and R deice. Cresh.d ,, $.meet.
3410 chest. Tear, varies glade., •_
M
se
70 baCafe.,
90 de Pepper, t" • `
20 do Pimeate, --ale''''
UM bersa Rename, ter •
10 es.ksCsrreetre .•'k•alellies I
4t1Mils do .Roils
4 ease. indigo.,
9riehese* sures qualities Tebagw -a'"
100jars M.e.bey $..tl; •
4 tierces L.sados Masted, in 41be A til
No-vca.-The whops 65 s trite copy of a
penpneed By Law to be takes 'nue arsed.r•
Hien by Ow M.oieipahty of the United
Carew of Herne, Perth sod Rome, at the
Bores horst, are the Tow. of Cboderreb, to
,be Ginty of Bores, os. of w Mare UN
red Cocottes, raw the 10t► ay of Goethe..
1659, at 19 e'rleeh. noon. end as whtab
time sed rhes the Members of the eaad
M.ste,p.trry awe hereby re4aired to et
toed for the peeps! els..e.rd.
D. U. RITCUIII,
Vesely Meek.
Jolt:141►, 19411. es .86.14.
P4'0.
4 eosin l..goeriee,
fl eiask. r.'*. Book,
100 ba.s Prereh,
140 de Tahoe. Pipe.,
161 K.sg $eisoe.
i'eromsee April Roth 1659.
LUi .
4_•1.t•
QOTTON YA11NM'
. CT( 7e 11AT7111Y,
CAN E MACS, Ie. •
von $ALU"., v _s , 2.
1' 45 ammo... A...whoa...tameiY+yr..
190 CO 9a.ta,
860 b. t. reeete eeteb, '.5.)
TO de Twice,
19 bene W 0Yies. - L10--
43 se
--435o.em $at,eaaty, Enos. lied (drew
Paper..e.mn.•d Qeatnt 0,
9
Italie b.tr ten Mill it.+e4,
1• de W,mpp4sg Pt r•
i.tree0 Ink -hest Lead.* lee 4 Mare'
$aAaa r e,.
1e,:16t 116101T.
i11 R•.o $tree. .+• ., w•+..
♦e teem, Awed 86.18, I41i9 ,4k4411
e
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