HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1852-09-30, Page 3genesis a the skillet! of whom were so-
led ; but of m etr e■ Is the scow, moves
yews, ladles were dimmed, leftb a bostmsa
Om, after reeoulaf severe! perished 1a es-
gpeori.g 10 save the lives of the others.
The ladtea were all free sixteen to twenty
years of age.
(i7 Waxuar M.Tssw., Esq.. of Brest •
ford, has kindly consented to set as Agent
for the digivl.
HURON SIGNAL.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 30, 1552.
Arlt t a long and tedious debate the
Resolutions of the Isepector lieneral de-
manding the right attic Colossal Ad,ninis-
tration to legislate un the Clergy Reserves,
were finally passed on Saturday, the 16th
instar.t, about two O'clock in the more:nee
by a vote FIFTY-'TN'O t)TWE\'l'\-
'1'1VO, giving a majority in favour of the
Ministry of thirty -more than two to one.
We are informed by our eechanges that
the proeeedins on that occasion were
interesting •ad important --the able man-
n er in which the Resolutions were sustain-
ed, throughout the Ieugthy and ezeitiug
debate, was an honor to the country, and
especially so to those gentlemeu who coin -
rose the present Ministry. \Ve are not
much is favor of long-winded speeches
-the expense to the country being too
great fur the time of the Ilouse to be thus
consumed. Besides, long speeches spun
out merely for the sake of debate,retard the
business of the country -important busioess
too, in which all feel less or more interest
is. There was oo lack of speaking
0a the opposition side, such as it was
--the result of coarse, was a failure, and
the 'effort was, in all, but a lame one;
the next time they rally as iost the ministry
they wi!1 require other wesp)ns, and
different heti'!; to wield them, before they
HURON SIGNALR
that some of our Comerratire eotempors-
risa were iadslgi.g themselves, aud were al-
most making merry, over the thought, that
to Ministry were without strength; but, era
this, they hare chaaged their tone. With-
out a desire of contiouiue this subject, we
give the followiug from the Globe, of the
23rd instant, as a wiudla. up:-
" It was concluded on Saturday more-
iug about 2 o'clock, by Mr. Meeks with-
drawing the word roltisieo from his reao-
lution and substitutiug •• wiiffarenee of ele-
ction."
f iDios." The VOW Naa flaally taken, fit to
22. The tones ars attempting to make
out that they bad a majority from 1 "pper
Canada against the eddrea. Ou a vote upon
one of the anaendanents, they had a majori-
ty of one, some Reformers being absent;
but on the following dirisioa the address
was supported by a majority -
Boulton, Toronto; Bun:hon, Nortbum-
beiland; Crawford, Brockville; Dixon,
London; Gentile, S. York; Lyon, Rnsrell;
Macdonald. Kingston; Malloch, Carleton;
Itidout, 'Toronto; Robinson, Simeoe; `ey-
moue, Lennox and Addiugton; Shaw, Lan-
ark; Smith, Froutunae; Stevenson, Prince
Edward; Street, \Velland; Wilson, Mid-
dlesex; Wright, ht, Weat York. -17.
Brown, heat; Cameron, throe; Chris-
tie, ,%Vestwortb; Fergussoo, Waterloo;
Hartman, North York; lflueks, (!:ford;
Langton, Peterboro'; Macdonald, Corn-
wall; Mackenzie, Ilaldimand; Mattice,
Stormont; Merritt, Lincoln; Patrick, Gren-
ville; Prince, Essex; Richards, Leeds;
Rulpb, Norfolk; Rose, Dundas: \\-bite,
Balton; Wright, East York. -1S.
Six 'mothers were absent from this vote;
Tories, MacNab and Murney; Reformers,
Smith, \laedonald,Johnson and McLaugh-
lan. Had they all vrited, there would hare
been 22 for the address, 19 agaiast-and
the Reform majority will 1000 have an ad-
ditional vote from Mr. Mornson."
994 exploratimes were immediately meta
Tito followtog cunostUee were dug up.
A sk.letos of • mac who must have hue
',leery legit Nature, • stone .sage, two
copper vessels, and some large Lia shells.
It is !leper' thatseinu:perasn is Nelwe
will .ave Cass. very iitereateg reties from
destruction. They are In. uusm•etaol of
a race of mon which has Dearly estioct
before the ag:easive .part of the white
WAD. 'nil stone Image should eaefsty
eu' bolted, as in lbs bands of iu eultgit.
timed 9 1 q. ariao tb'. re:,c u,tgl,t be the
emus of affording the puLuc un eh value -
Lb informati on.-Jtwrral avid Enemies.
Communication'.
IIAIL ROAD MEETING AT STRAT-
FORD.
S rRATrostn, Sept. 210,1832.
At a meeting held at the Assembly
Room of tbe-Iiaon Hotel, called by -a no-
tico--rertie Cowrty 1Ver's.
John C. W. Daly, JGq., atppeisted as
Chairman, and Mr, John J. L. Linton,
Secretary.
The l hairmsn called 0o say one preseut
to explain the object of the meetre.
Dr. Hyde, as mac of the Shareholders,
he said; of the Guelph Railway, stated that \Ir Smith, teat by sitting still, and uiJa-
the object was,. as there had bre') some lag fora road, will sever get one. The
discussions of the pibtie papers on the notice of the eietla,gtveo forth o. Sat•r-
merits of the respective linea of railway, day the
lblb, im in
our sew newspaper, the
that the request was made by the requiei- -tyres, for the'2lth, was not etrculated or
lionises to have an opinion of the iuhabi- made Luown sul5rieatly-and many there,
tants of the County of Perth oo the mat -
knew pealing of it tel their aeeide Cal al-
ter. rival in town. If there was net oljert to
Mr. A. B. Orr, as nae of the linea, tbe mrettng confined to a Ire, cer,
requisition-
ists explaieed-and gave reasons for hie.lately all appearcnres seemed to favor it.
signing the regtnsition-and with reference lir smolt, Mc laoriocial Warden. as is
to the expected meeting on the 19th Octo-
ber neat, as to the tax to be imposed on
the United Counties for shares in the Ituf-
falo Brantford and Goderich railway.
Mr. McKenzie has brought into R'm `smith, nitre Previsional Warden,
Parliament a Bill to exempt the imple- rose and stated that be was surprised that
ments of tradesmen, the wearing apparel, those who bad got up the meeting, were
the bedding, and other furniture of Lia not prepared to state and explain the full
object of the meeting -that the notice was
family foam scisurc and sale uOJcr esecu-
taos for debt, has, the Exa»tiaersays, not
say railroad is te be made, sad what assist. r.asbed high sad hoeora►w peertteee i■
sacs each township will Sias. -screed. .oc,oy, sad wee owe to tem: motbeee
A vote of thanks was gibes to the Chair- 1•artiee gilt, bleseie1 et khw. Hair p,.5.
man fur his conduct ie luc (:hair. leerily is Life, t:.• recullsc'o s et ,t cheered
(stoned) J. C. W . DALV,
Chairman.
J. J. L. LI:sTule, See'y.
AUT& By Tta, Sitcati*ay.
and urged them to setae' .hes elude et
mrdertuee bus,( ever them, aud &me veil
cowpsnruos sought tv ta.d them astray.*
tele mon, t►st a o+elbsr's heart woulu be
tarukes by their sus; and &Lw they were
rover'. That poor bey who metered Now
meeting was called for 2, p. m., Where sot 1'.uk a few yours ago, a.tb his leets seed
• dozes persons were present ial•uestc4 to 01 Clothing an . serail buaale ace but tem
Or kuewin0t i1, wh.a Mr Daly,olter hav- 'rents uabi,' p"`k.l, tu:reu. that he owes the
isg waited -fur ural an hour, L.mestly de. I iftoesupr,4'Dthstmuf owe of lbs wealth:act arm
stared that the pauolty of adesdrucc was moe% beso,ales merchants of that cit, --to
mob, as gest to warrant the boIJio o1 s 1 a little pocket Bible his poor Willed
tleeti.g. 1Leeter &Lout 3, p. no or alter,'limber, gess b'm with her parting Menisci.
the meeting was urgauiz.J with sunie Jed- Iastamcee r.f 'hie kind are numerous, and
eerily and dela'., and Mr Daly appointed as ! sboutJ be ti.• means of idpteestug more
Chairman. 'There were then le persons ff deeply upon the toted cf every Lotto r, who
rresent. This ueu.ber decueasrl im au I Las a lues for het children, thtsnat impair.
Lour or so, to about •' 1, and when Mr i tame of furei.hieg them with some safe.
Itauker's motion was put, the -c were not guard aga,net temptation bele" .ee ieg
Cheat forth late the world ".tau; ere and
more than S or 0 present. 'Phrase alio had ,,,i,„0... \1'e are pa,usd to see tho dLwe.
requested Mesan. Daly and regmillcr as ward reerse of morals a1 the present day.
magistrates, to call tie meetieg, sere out 1 The numerous aid increasing pincer of re.
prepared with reselutiooe, or wdeed dee- seri, stem:went and ee.rgnatioo, telt Lir of
mite iuformatiw to give of the regi object .n hucr.a.n,R dread fur therm. It is tidy
of the meetiug, whirh weir ared to me, to ! mlanun,g w .w With what blindness 11.
be for the condernettios of the !irautford teiceted and arcomelrebeu young men of
our targe craws are plunKrog tutu proGiguy
line and of the tax to he imposed by 1151 and r,u.... Aut theca oro the ".°„,"
oung rue■
County Council. This I stale impartially, of whew Out eery few know a mother',
u 1 do not myself see clearly 'sough, Low hiruteg or s mother'* prayer*. We de
the tax cart Le raised, tltoueh 1 anter with :*hose that there is netbmg that has so re-
etra.0iag an tell mace upon young mss,
when surree/elsl by temptation., as a
mutber's b tutu. And hew few the" ere
who recs,ve it. Again was sae. that of the
large member of yuung mesa of oar coioa,
but very few kmuw the precious yslue of a
mother• blessing. It if oftener b. stowed
upon the buu,Sler youth who I his
caunlry bene to .tat his fortune in the
crowded city. Every nio ber slaold know
%hat impression* implanted to tee minds et
her chidren an early youth, when often "-
well kt:nwo, ha+ been the ueceare ad►o- (reseed, will live as long as the life blood CROWN LANDS DEPARTMENT,
.hall courser throne b their veins. Aad
tate of improvements._ by interval commit -1 (1rs.nac 20th /oppose 1859.
kacwog this, bow importwt it u that
nications,- and for many years bus d.'.oted every mother .l.ould commence in the eo- `OTICF: a hereby (rues, that [.reea..e
time and expense in the saltier, and \!r boxy el her children, and ale" the.r,minds ho cul T.rubet es ceras rause% Timber
(i r, also, has not been backward iu cuiu- web wore! a. outfa. rvhgauw knowledge, Berths o, 1h. River tit. Murree and its
tiding with those whoa. charts were for and not lrust them to the pernicious infu_ tributaries, will be dispoud of at the Tows
the improvement of our roads, and Mr mess of • nursery, but under her owe eye sal Three -Hirers, os the TWENTIETH
Mitchell, 13ell's Cerise, who was 0ecea- t'I►ot truths so firmly in tbetr hurts, that day'o• SEPTEMBER Deal.
flier will never (rade or de. The terra» will be made knows, sad a
tartly absent at this meeting, and he some- The placed now filled by beads .livered Map 0f the Raver and Ite tnbetart.., udl-
ove► sub the fresco of age, will soon be
1 eating the Berth• to bo ilapo.ed of, will be
vacated aed the young men also are now exhibited at the ARest's 06c. a Three -
coil
upon the stage of action, will be Nieces, from the 151b to the 20th day sof
called to fill them. How important thea I. September.
,SoS_t3
it that they should be men of honest aud
upright principles, that they Laity ,
'°Stvhe quid. the .hip of an.;' CROWN LANDS DEPARTMENT,
(tusGee, 1016 .YrJrrrnGcr, 1852.
so that when they, I.ke :Leu predecessors NOTICE a hereby gives, that a. nume-
ehatl amigo to other hands their Important . roue parties are deairoas of further
trusts, they will receive the blessings of au erne to examine the timber Berths on ahs
our kind and grateful people. Ricer S'. Murree, the disposal thereof will
, he deferred for another month during whicb
' the mem mad the terms may be tn.p.eted at
• h att .aMahwah Min Mary Grau • ilio Agret's Oedice, in the town of Twee -
Berths the ISib MahwahR,vcrs. 'Che il:rth■ will positively be du -
Johns, Drea:maker, or this Tows. posed of on the 'TWENTIETH day of
OCTOBER next.
only deserved well of his constifacets, and
of the country generally ; but earned ere- that be had always advocated a line of rail-
dit in tbe House for the introduction of a way -was prepared to support th. Want-
measurewhich received is its main features ford line as the best --that the prices in
can bare a Possibility of succus, We the unanimous support of the Ifocae, and Buffalo were much higher than in thiscoun-
caonot omit gaviag a abort extract from will become law daring the preser,t session• t'7rerCn a stile oil tau duty -that a' thief
of the Legislature. The measure would 9ue.t,ue was wbeltier the line to Buffalo
Arecnuut, which will s11ew flat ern, iu world pay, which be.. said would, besides
a siulia state, will resort to crc:y sc tree prevent the property des exempted from the direct conveyance from this country
at urdecgtso carry IlltEre point.rt0 It is cL fel-
contracted
pledged or ;cid in liquidation of debts and the West to the States ---the explained
icontracted for intoxicating drink-. Mr. at some length, -and without detracting
lows :- McKenzie i object is to save the hard- from other lines. • sVe must help ourselves,
h -td build sal d
solely confuted to the flew paper, (the Perth
County Ncies) In Stratford and sot by
Iasdbaiis,=that the several reeves could
not be aware of it -the notice too short -
the 1:ditonal correspondence of the .Yerth
` 1 may section a circumstance of soros a si , to our railway', at not to
1 worki4 man from the despair 'consequent derend altogether en foreign aid-oot to
political significance which partially cam. !upon the Iesssess of his condition, sit
u POedown quietly and . wish fur the road, -
without bestirring ourselves. .lir. Smith
concluded, being applauded by the Meeting.
itir. Daly, the Chairman, diaseuted from
Mr. Smith and the proposed line via Brant-
ford -and that we should look for other
markets besides the Gates. •
Alexander Strachan, Esq., of Godcneb,
(who with Thos.1' ydd, lsq.,also of Code -
rich,) arrived frout € i lerich this morning
to attend . the tneetiogi• 11ii made some
remarks as to_4h.& t1 -halon tnI.:.'h the /Peo-
ple were in,that the Direr Ws of the Guelph
Railroad, had authorised the survey (Which
has been -done from Goderich to Stratford,)
and 'which Mr. Strachan stated was not
tba case; that tho Directors had not au-
thoriarJ said survey, and read an extract
from a letter by J. M. Strachan, Esq., of
Tweak), Vire Presileat -of said Guelph
Railway, veri. ingg his statement- sed war
prepared wild further evidence. ' Ile
thought that every thing sheet.' be dine teem is which i hold the noble trait* of your
Mauve board, and ho did not like to see the character, I take the liberty of dedicatleg
paople.deesircJinthe wafter. ' ' them to you. May you long be spared to
Mr Daly, thecbairrnn n, in the meantime, inmiater to tbi happiness of those who are
sent for the Subacriptioa Book, which he now aha recipient* o[ your faithful lover
had officially received from Toronto, to Be,.,. as Iruly,
show the same tom*bo meeting aud who had
subscribed at Stratford -.and he read over
the heading of the book -which was fur
the purpose of paying to Fred. Widder,
Esq., the respeetite sums subscribed for a
locating earwey for a line from Guelph via
Berlin and t-atford to Goderich-and
that such woo:J he cao;idero'l as stock, oma
if not-gcce on wkb, would be repaid from
the fonds of the Col* and Toronto road.
'this was for i new Company, as stated by "And oft whse batt infused to tread
Mr Daly, an i had not -to do with the Such paths am mato vie decor,
Guelph -end 'Tltroojrf lime. The C:wada re. feu Ace And Aaa•J press my Road.
Cotu1asy subscribed • £500, Mn \Vidder Asad that soft touch Lath saved ber boy."
C:t0. Mr Mitchell £30, and othere si:ni-
tar a;aouste, add Mr. Daiy 450. Il was How well de I remember tho plea«'st
on :Oat -togtst, 6at life' Daly receivt*d July morning that I pest. „wit's my rind
errtai:t papers, Hy-Lawa,fk{., from Toren- mother, to take up my abodo in she great
to, for the Reeves, oet the Metter of dee '.set roliolia. The fond pr.•eeere of her l,,nd
out during this debate. Casa hon made a
violent personal attack on 'rar:ettc, who
replied, and ammo, a other thine, expo1ed
the intrigues which Cauchoo had bero eo-
gaged iu to bring about a, coulmation be-
tweeu the 'Tortes and a certain cumber of
the French meaben to break down the
present Government. It appears that he
had drawn op a sort of programme to which
be lied obtained the assent of $0 members
from Upper Cauda. After ,.arae nego-
tiations be . preteaded he could get 1!s
members from Lowe; Canada to join him.
The document was is Sir Allen McNab's
hands for some days, but as 3`3 dad not
=oust to a majonty the plot Ised to be
abandoned. I do net believe that 18 mem-
bers from Lower Canada actually agreed
to Cenciea's proposition, but that a num-
ber of the French Canadians would listen to
• fea uhl. plan to combine witb'thc tories,
from whom they know they could obtain
larger concessions than from the reformers,
is very evident. The fact is welt worth
Hie attention of Upper Canada Reformers.
especially when they make unreasonable
demands from a Government that has bare-
ly. a majnrity from that sectioq of the
Province."
Dr. Rolph delivered the closing speech
en the .Ministerial side -it as represented
as eloquent, philosophical, logical and
statesmsalake-it elicited the deep atten-
tion of the House. His remarks were
'1 priocipally confined to the point at issue,
,viz:-" the right of the Canadian people to
demand the repeal of the Act of ISIO."
His reasoning on this subject were full of
weight and force -and had a telling effect
upon his opponents. Mr. McDonald of
Kingston, made an attempt it answering
Dr. Bolpb's arguments, it was, if we are
correctly informed, a feeble affair frotn be-
ginning to end. lir. Brown, the ir,aruor-
tal member for Kent, made (himself useful,
by Lia lengthened talk;,; upon this, as
on former occasions. Ile is accused of be-
ing in league with the Conaervatires.-
It seems they shake use of him whenever
he is of any service to them. In con-
ju etion with them be moved certain
amendments, with the intention of defeat-
ing the Ministry -and to render the Re-
selotiona ineffeetire, as well as to prevent
the true ezprcaion of the , Iiouse from
going to the Imperial Parliament.
We take pleasure in laying before our
readers, although they occupy a larger
space in our columns,than we at first antici-
pated, the speeches of Malcolm (i arneron
sad David Christie. We do so in order
that the friends of these gentlemen, and
particularly the former, as the Electors of
Huron are more mediately concerned ii
him thin any *therme in the House, may
see tbe part they dank in this great strug-
gle. These epescbes are full of sound
reasoning and rxrnrnen-sense views. We
recomtseed them to our readers, and bepe
they will give them a careful, candid and
empattaal perusal. When the reform
members that stand by the true is-
terests of their constituents, they will,
more than ever, prove themselves wor-
worthy of the Confidence. and gratitude of
every tree Canadiaa. The Cossetratite
members may -aud wall recur to all their
wonted Nustenng and bullying, but these
will prove metfectusl when brotagbt is eon -
toe with the men who compose, the present
Crovmament. We saw, bat a few days mise.,
when stripped of bis only resort for the
moans of honest living; -a; De well rea-
sons that intemperance, fraud, and other
vices bare their origin in that extreme
poverty which 'a :huts out hope, begets de-
spair, and breaks up families."
Nsaoata. -W. nadenhod, safe the
North Americasr, Mr. Morrison has been
returned by acclamation for tLia borougli.
Mr. Morrison i3) strong aati.atate=Cbareb-
i aaa,and therefore,, his vote May be added
to the ['pper Cauda majority for the Secal-
larizatioa of tbe Reserves.
jlalt CONTRAC -Tie contract, says
the Galt TulwKa-t for mooing a Mail wi-
ly from Galt to Godeticih has been gii-en
Mr. LowcU,of tbe Queen's Arms Iiotel,ia
this tows.
rT We were, unable to procure the
list of Prizes awarded•last week by our
Agricultural Society, for to -day Testae.
We will endeavour to lav before
our readers, in our next week's issue the
particulars of tbe Assizes, now being held
in the British Exchange Hotel. :And also,
a description of the great Provincial Exhi-
bition, held in Toronto.
Awful. tragedy.-We have seldom
heard of a traitor so teuly revolting to
Kaman nature, as one winch octave.' last
Friday ni;ht, at Browntown lndiana--
"I'he detail% Ora below, are principally
;leaned from the '.Iadoon Hurter. It
s,•cros that two brothers, named Hiram and
Warren Francisco, and well known as
peaceable and respectable cootie, follow- (oleic!: radrna 1.
ed the occupation of clock peddling. 'rheJ lar sera :han explained --and skewed
usually travcl!ed dir.ereat route+, hat made that the Subscribers in Stratford had been
I deceived -and
it a practice of meeting each other (re -
deceived -and r'ad a letter which showed
queerly. They agreed to meet ata pahlie' that the Guelph line wovid not go on br(t
house in Brownstown, on Friday last. One rite Strutf.,.1 to Sat:iia-and' that tbe
of the brothers reached the tavern, aboutapproval of the Brantford and Goderich
nine o'clock, and inquired if his brother n.....d the Railroad Committee
arrived, and was infouned by the landlord
that he had not.
After rating hie supper, he railed for a
light, and asked to be shawl' to bed. From
etsco%Ilowed the landlord into the a dark
room and undressed himself aud retired to
rest. 'Che bed seemed to be wet, and
bavis; some matches about him, be struck
a light. Upon examining the bed, he
fours it was wet with blood! Discover-
ing a candle nn a table near by, be lit it,
and looking under the brie saw the body of
his arother, with his throat cut from ear to
ear, aud perfectly Velem! Fastening the
door immediately be proeeed'd to load a
revolver which be had, but before he could
do to there w e+ an effort ma le by several
men to enter his room. Pretending not to
be alarmed, be asked them to wait until he
deemed himself. Aa soon as he 4.4 frith -
ed loading his pastol he opened the door,
and the landlord and two other men rasher'
en him, when he fired two barrels of his
peitol, immediately kdlieg the landlord soil
ewe o1 his accomplices, after which the
other man fled.
IIIOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
TAI1 E Subscriber offers ns
sale that emodleu. Brick D..Ilrng !louse, epees
eke tee reeideeee of Ir. Lewis, E.g. lie
Lot Las 180 (rode. 'CL. .'rove pn:pertr
wild he sold chose fur cash. F.ar fur this
particular• apply to Andrew Duougn, or to
the prepuotw4 JOHN PEEL.
fort Albert, br. dtb, (x851. 934w3
LIST OF LITTERS
11$FtIi1.:IN(3 is the Bell's Corriere up to
1L ark $.$..ber, Is311.
Buehar.aa Wm li.sder1en Wm
Crowe WIn Kip* Wsu
Commodes ►1cGon.ery Joseph
Cae.bpe'I Archibald. McGurman Jsa
Drees. Peter Mitchell Andrew
Ilam !ton K,Lertson Naeholmu DunalJ
Hay Pow 'wter Jobn
WW11. COSSEY. P. 5f.
Gluieric i, 1 lth September, 1852.
FOR SALE, ICY '111E - SUBSCRIBERS,
(!RAT68 of Common Crockery, which
` ✓ wets he dtspo.ed of at vera lues Rates.
M. B. JEYMOL It bt l O.
th34
Goderich, 11tit September, 1852.
Nu'1 ICE.
THE Subscribers wall Sue, without soy
drusetion e11, Long Overdue Note*,
eed.,.D Aredunte, if not shortly pied, 0r
ealt.lactetily Arreogee for.
M. B. SLYMCUR lit CO.
•3184
time since appealed in the public papers aud
at meetings for the gravc!i ng and improv-
ing of the main roaJlast of -tratford,-and
Mr Mitchell has mainly been the cause of
the present gravelling of the road from
Bell's Corners to the Nissauri line, to meet
the Woodstock road, which will cross the
lirastford rail line. Mr Mitchel! supports
that lane.
I need net add a twin as to the "decep-
tions' referred to by Mr. A. Strseban, as
MU* survey of the G.elph road to '..ode.
rich, for many besides him, tt the meeting,
cipressed themselves rather tartly, to the
4n0oyaace, l daresay, of Mr. Daly; who,
however, acted as cooly as could be ex-
pected, in a meeting -whom elements seem-
ed to be so chaotic and with suck discor-
dant notes as continually grated his ear, as
teethes those who were attentive listeners.
It was "a Stratford meeting." Mr.- Smith
as P. Warden, wets sot allowed sufficient
v3o3S-1m
MONIN TO LOAN.
riy0 los on good security, Two Ilundrd
A" Pounds. For particulate apply to this
of$ce,
Goderich, Sept. 230, 1632. yb-n36.
time to.erplaiit himself, and be felt I there-
dit tiros
say, a little warty to see that Wee was cagy I' A11E tete theipdusgre if tbetubeutoaadi- ahll hopes mensby &.bareatict oef thur patronagtohu.e.tas.,
scattcriug seed on the ground which could ber 7th concrasian Western Division sat At his ole Nand, one door trust of 1Ae
not be reaped again" or'•Uirowing pearls, ! .Lhfiu!J about toe tart of Augoat, a red Oa Caned.. Company', (lice.&.c.!"" rF with a ebur feces, the above os we
ensu (odene6, Sept. 6115, 1859. vSnSS
• J. J. E. LINTON. the property cf 1150 subscriber. Tho owner
is requested to.pruvo property pay expenses,
lea visa s*eos easel- and take him away, or be will b• sold at
auction according to law..
DEDICATION: CORNb1LIUS DESSIOND.'
To 'Unit amain c, r¢arrvet.. Ashfie!J, Seel 99111;11331. -e3•L36
Tu no one to the etrete of soy acgoaint-
E. THORN HILL,
WOULD return hu thanks to the
public for the liberal support be ham mat
from them dur,ait his residence In Goderich,
epee cools! I dedicate "Stray Leaves," with STRAYED.
10 mash plosaw►o, as to yourself. Know- feIROM the subscriber about the lest of
log eel do, that the sentimeres which they n.AuAutt a black ix, torsed up bores, ■
contain wail Aad is yuu a warm acid able littlo whrta under tho belly, Six yeses old.
advocate. And es a token of the high esAny person giving ouch iofusmatien a will
lead to bus recovery will be rewarded for
their trouble at 1st concession Lot No. 1,9,
Tutkeremit6, London Road. •
ROBERT McNNORDIE. •
Sop. 1852. ' ' vS-n36
Your firmed,
ed,
FRAM( Guaawoon.
Londe., ROM., 17th, 1852.
STRAY LEAVES FROM MY PORT.
FOLIO.
No. 1.-A Meiosis Btsamao.
1.1 rasa[ ualla:MOOD.
NEW HARDWARE STORE.
WHOLESALE 4. RETAIL!
" W.,..ta 13VIL,,sev" Met-- '' St GAIT
GODERICII, POK'P SARNIA, HURON
AND DETROIT.
gibe sew aid Maggot Lowpreeour. Steam
Boat RUBY, will run dieing the ensue
equation as follows -Learn Goderich,
(weather permitting,every second Sunday
morning at 9 o'clock, and Sarnia, Mou-
day at o'clock.
.Leave Detroit, for Goderich, every Sat urs
day, at 9 o'clock, a. m. and Sarnia, at a
o'c.nek p. m. freight. eight or passage apply In Mr. E.
H. Marlton, forwarder, oeat door, north of
the Kiecardme Arms.
ELi WARD, tad.
Detroit, Feb. 20th 1851. • v8 -n3
•
THE Subscriber respectfully informs file - NOTICE.
inhabitantsof Galt aud its Yeentity that
he has opened hie sew and Extensive Sleek
of Shelf and heavy HARDWARE! ! in
the above Premises, coasgetM'sg • compete
Assortment of-
- • Cutlery,
IJa11s1 Hinge; Screws,
Saws, Planes, and Vas,-
(if
tds,of evert/ D.'a('ril)tion, Sltoc-
llurili., .Tzcitr':.'r, I'utcdtr4 Shot,
!Dat, Hoop, :laud, 4- .Sheet Mos.
Sprier;, Gael : rel Blistered ,Sled,
I "►n 4. Canadian i tones, Rails $•
Tr(Jrc,
Our,
a ll t • log rirrg attain., riffs, _ J
Anvils, .S1iutles, aL .sSlua-cle,
Grind -Zit' Gloss,
Pulte, ,I arritsl►,
awl lb, Sall hal been read the first time, she turas to gra e, how the tears roil down Oils, Plli►its,ry' Co
awed wnnld soon be (ho law. Tins 'was in het pale cheeks; she knows too wall, 11. DThornr Street, limns tied.
tkti -r laerrrrtved alStratfonito-day many and strong tcmptetioos that will Le- l (hilts, Turpentine, tS'r'., dr. &C. CARRIAGE 111.tNl'PAC.'r['RERS.
31r Smith, moved that a ComMittee be fro uL' 1Vhtch Min ores+rel nn 1wt adranta n•
as she laid it upon fay head are; gave tee
ler parting btoasim>g; with hew rein/ L„pes
and fears did idle bid mo farewell. poetises
forever. it wad year, ago, ret it is as flub
in my memory a though it were bel y..ler.
day. Ilethieks I see her now stao;:ray in
the doer to se me safely o9; aud nark, as
IITE TIIE undersigned here►y Eire ,s-
tice that we wall apply at the out
...i.a of the Provtscial Parliament
aft to authorize the construction of • Mile
wav from Goderich, to connect with the
Buffalo and Brantford line at Such pvibt•aq
.t stall eat.rsert the Great Wooten Rill-
road.
Benj P■rs*as, Jae. Weems,
N.B. O'CoImor, M. 0. Seymour, •
Gee. Brown Jur , W. E. (Ireee,
R.rat. lludarweil, N.J. Keay.,
Gee. 1.. Marwed 1,.l.ew,s,
Thea. Kydd, Ro►t, Ge►bogie,
Cl derieh, August 11th, 105.1• vi -o99
CAI'RON & Co.
I set her boy in the great me pand g P R
tppoeatr•I !n watch over '.lac iuteresb of !'.boas roan but tell of •mothers fan, and noir Terms will be .-ii red at the LOWEST x''1119 extensive Carriage Maufsetnrieg
the Count) of Perth as regards time rail- HAMtlt•TON PRICES ! For Cash.
way, seconded by Jas. Rankle, Esq.,J. P. .1 a mothers undying lov.• IlaPpely The Subscriber Solicits an In,tuectios of ahenetwill^ 15, ton d1mPa, ill uow in al all foll tim. ind for
of North Easthn e. those tears ars shad in vaso; -and to this hi.,Stoob, Wore l'ureho.uny El °where.
P Lilo, the most extensive and ensplete'
Dr Hyde objected M adopt this at once huur there is 0o wealth, however dazzling, T. 1. 0. BU:IIBY. assortment of the most Fsehlonable styles
without some etplanation as to the tax- so honor*, however high, that could tempt Goa. ►t• tiled. ladle v8 ple-2m of English, American and F'reneb
and same explanations ensiled, when Mr I me to part with the sweet and Mused saes. PLEASURE CARRIAGES !
Smith stated hie farmer ebjectinn, that no (acuun of tuowing. that In a!1 my toter- LOST twn Notes of Ilan.' In (avour or Such as Buggies, Smgls and Double, with
notice had been sent to the Reeves, or to 000190 with the word -rat all my wander- LOW EI.1. ALVURD or bearer, dated amt With u ,sat I op.; Ph. lees, Kock -a -ways
she Public generally, and that he was (be inge amid prosperity or adversity, 1 Dave un lu)1, nn.. Riven by I3 jeh floors and to (-e.rioteeq Char,o'., B.roncl,ee, Coach..
only Reeve present. iretained, unstained, the same pure prince ether by Ieniel Ilant.v. Tithe a to forbid Victoria., Jenny lend*, and Napoleon
Messrs. Rankin and Keay,' !poke on the plies that a kind mother, through years of all penes from paiog or receiving said
Carrie/ere all of which are mit t of t
7 P wstpine nem.. h..st Material', and second second growth
Matter of the motion for a Committee, yiouilehf-al fol heaamtrt; that, roue,
Ineg and - an, 'mimed into my meGI,Jeneb, Sept. !teed, 1333. Timber, and w.rrsataJ.
which Mr Keays objected to. -'Chis mo- fel years have pi...?.
thou1 am cult the somscente n
tion wan dropped. p5514 principles sad feeling., as whoa my
Mr Orr at this time proposed (he fol- k'Id soother gnu me her parting blessing. 0 R' T .1 !j 1 0 ,
luw.ug resolution, seconded ht Peter Cre- And it is that f.1'-'r.t blessing tbst hu MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCEear, Esq., 'Chat it is the npminn of the g.erdel me from all the many temple" s COMPANY,
that have beset my pili in We. Art now
owe '.!tat the prod.eal of age Council 1.m reirdl .rt o/ l',nrun'i parliaewne.
of the United Counhcs 1n k•1 the ere• '.Dat the elides of manhood a" on my brow, ' I
pledge a reel continues to w my'Meld, and 'rely
(1 )Ir11-£1l?U,AOf).
4,1 of the BranCountford,
. for way, ,Ot:a), toward. Tee same font heed upon my bend HF.AD Ot'FICE AT HAMILTON.
the B.aiitforl, 4c„ railway, La not accord That blurred tee boy- Anil eared the was.
In{ t• the opillian of the meeting.
TMs motion was real over several times,
owiarta anted conversations by those prs-
lent d at last it was tarried.
owed by Mr Rankin and seconded by
r .fames Boyd, Thst the five Coenriilors
of each of the'Ibwnships of the County of
Perth be a Committee to be sepninted by
tb.% meeting, to call a meeting of the inha-
bitants of int -1 Tow.sbip to take the peo-
ple's wishes respite's( which of the tee
tenfolde is smog se he sods mead tebeebor
Grand Lottery.
THE (uhowm, to a correct list of the
sowb.rs that drew the Powe at Mr.
Janes Bron. sale Lutury. wbtcb was drawls
et Mitchell oo Thursday, the 161► inst.:--
d20 horse, St Bus Stove,
gat hors* 4Stehle, 1'.;1 Bridle,
498 Buggy, be llamoass,
ye9 Cot•ktug Stone, 711 Cu•ttsee,
348 Waggon, 641 Ssddll',
134 F'rsu.e Store,
(Signed) T.Oatas Balla,
• Wrtuale Siwe,
.Jo+aa Corr,
'1 auras Suing,
Jour Hums.
Mitchell, Sept V. 1152.
033
NOTICE.
IHEREBY give Duties that Mr. Walloon
(Chester Tippett, of Bayfield, is. DOS eu•
thotized by not to collect the debt. yr re -
carve the money due to his Watt -tie hay -
.ng 'retaliated sad assigned serer time
ranee, a• appeared in the Public Prints of
Goderich, ail Lie debtor amid other property
to me for the Week of 64 Cred;tors-
e bide !elite 1 have ewu place) in the hence
of I). I1 Ritchie, Egg ,Clerk of the ecr. ere
Division Cuing, Bayfield. for collection
who, with me 11e undone reed to aloe* au
thot,z.d to grant receipts open pagaut ut
the acme.
JOHN BTRACHAN,
Assi(mes to 14, /Wrote of
w. C. TIPPET'.
G.J,ricb, Sept. 32nd, 1b51. D35
NOTICE
I9hereby given that Hu Partnership
lately .ubsieting between EDWARD
THORNIiILL and ROBERT KEMP. be,b
..1 the Town of Goderich, Boder the tint of
THORNHILI. Sc KEMP, was this day
dissolved by mutual commit. All debts
uwag to the yard Partnership are to lie re-
ceived by said Edward Thornhill, and all
demands. oo the said I'artoerehip are to he
pre seated to him for payment. - ..
EDWARD TIIORNIIILL,
ROBERT KEMP.
Goderich, Sept. 6tb, 165.1. e5038
NOTICE
A LL persons haung claims spout the
e late A F. hl organ, se Cie,L of the
First Duvralee Court, at Gorieuch, end eat
persons having claims against 'Phoma. G.
Morgan, his .on. wbu wee also, for some
time Clerk of toe amid Court, will please
send them to the office of Messrs. Strachsn
end Brother, Barestore and Attoreies, t;odc-
rich, elated out In full with the dates of
when due Ike., in order that the amaunt of
their liabilities a such Corks may becl..r-
ly ascertained, and arrangements uuads for
t • application of the proceed. .( the late
A. F. Morgan's e:.tate not disposed of, to
the liquidation of such elsims.
MARY MORGAN.
Goderich, 33rd August, 1852. %3 ',SI -4i
FARM FOR SALE.
AVALUABLE Freehold Estate Lot
No. 38. on the 6th Con. an the Towne
ship of Goderich, containing 80 scree, 45 of
which are elsed. 35 fru of stumps, it re
well watered, ash a never fahsg stream
through the ce ars or the lot, a gond gar-
den, a Youog Orchard now bearing fruit,
cremated arabin the Town of Godarich, rine
3 of the village of Bayfield. A good Log
Hoesee Lathed and plastered: a Barn 41 by
96, Sheds and Stable.. Fur particulars ap-
ply lis Andrew Dor.00gh in the '1'uwrt o
Goderich, at to the proprietor on the pro
mieso
SAMUEL SPLAN.
P. r. Terme enay
Goderich, July Isth, 1132. v3 -.old
An Inmos G.s,a.-A Nelms Corr.•
pondeel write* to .s
One of thou relies of a former eg• was
recently discovered In this Tnwseb4' A
very aged pine tree was gramme *we' the
grave, the blow,., down or wh.eb imposed
to view tome shells and copper vasoA. soon es the discovery b..am' ,.smelly
kneels, beed,.de of pensee from the
.enensding enenary Socked to the INN
And bnw many youths there are, who
Mvel goo* forth to struggle with the world,
who can gin atlirane* to *code like mere.
For, to a beast pw.*ssed of all the flue
and manlier kitbags that by ester* breosg
to it, the recollection of • mothers love.
Meuse, or parting words, will faro a
sirens hamar against the many and nature
•eau i.mptalinn. •.f city 111a. For the truth
of this statement, 1 emit to Me Insay
Terme Ines re gar melee who leave bravely
streggle4 age ea th* lempta'inas sad mw-
*aeeYtw q w wool& .ad Wes. M I.I.lie
Bradford, Aug. 10th, 1852. 30Iw
1662I D.Z3E 2?
DR:%N'Cl•'ORI) FOUNDRY
TIIE sLIISCR16F.RS are peer mskiag
Drsartoa' 5u n! Chair ti teR I V A!.LRD MRP ARA -
Hn h ('. B.kar, tea M. Merrier, TtoRN, with rmprnumoese for tr"e year,
g q Ee ' ared offer them 00 meet uveal liberal tonne:
N. W. IAnwoe, '• 3. F. Mnore, " s handeoeu d eennst suds 1nr Cash, on de -
Peter Carrell, " James Osbnr.e, " Leery
D. C. ()rine, " Chas A. Radler, " Thew reseh1 see ha.. bees .n terse before
Jame. Melntrre, " E. C. 't'1nnru, Fie, lee prbe,e this ,t is qe ea onn*ta*smry to
Jame* Matheson, " Joh. %V.Iener " •.y anything forth. to r.ecmmeed %him.
•11111: S,►atnher heves, bun epp'•MMod An early eassiastl./e re melted, •r over
Agent at feeler eh. for the attn.. lush u nl them re sew ,wdsred, end persew.
ty respectable rampart, a prepared to .eking .0 supply Ih*meetsee, bed setter
effect Now swee at the most rrasnnable apply whoet low of se.,
rate* epee Ilww.., S' rein, sad (hoed•. R.•p•etfuay roof".
TiIOM LN NICIIt11.LS, Agent. VANRROCiKLIN,'VINTRRikCe.
QaJerleb, 15th dept., 1183. 16111 Brsetfori, Aeg. 10. 1961. .80-1.
LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING in the Goderich Pe.A1
OLiee, 6th September, (451.
Anderson Welham Morrison Thompson
Brough Rev r C Morrison Norman
Butler Jelin 2 Miller George k Co
Meehan John Miller Jacob lien
Buchanan Peter Alsub.on Murdu
FH.rryrnan John Millar M
Ballet Mr Mouro A
Beckett Nathaniel Miler Georre
Burwell T Mazeon Mr
11 Wm Marton Mrs Thomas"
(;anon Therese Me:drum Thos
Churchill Arthur Msughnry John
Cummins James hlattheson Dougal
Camerae John Moore Jame.
Caesidy Thomas l Maher Vias
Cole Henry Morrish Thomte
Ceueron Alex Martha.on Mrr
Coote esm.. Murdock
Cooley Joseph) McShannerk Alex
Cole Rebeecs f.1. ( eger Mn. C
Crow John 2 Mswhinnev John
Cook Ephraim McDonald 1).,nahl
Cols Jsaee Mel). oalJ !Ulan'
t:esnebeil R 1.t McNaughton Dermal
Cluff Kobelt eleClellen.l Kneen
Dumbell, J Alc(;eur0, Nim ,el
Drumm Barnard SlcKense Roderick
Davis William MrintneI, D,a.l1
Deisou Chsrlee McConnell John sr
Duo (Capin Win
Dees John McDongsl Aoga 4
Duby George Mct)ansid Anew.
Daily John Me%Vienne', Jnhn
Douglas Ilenry McKinnon Charles 9
Deacnn Mutes Mel/leen Murdock
Felin Emus Me'stel Jaunt.
Elliot Thorns. AtcCarlosy George
Ellency J,.eh,n Alet.sod Wu,tiam
Feeler health Hen McLeod John Eq
Falconer Jobe (Aver Mr
Galbraith 1tr. Oli/er John
Grant Alex Ilverocher John 1i
threat John Peter Ass
Or inn Jnkn Patton Petrick.
Graham Francis R+dmond Berner.' •
Gilmour Thomas R.dchtT These Esq it
Gill Joseph Roes Alex
Gatlaghcr MrIMargt Hue Alexander
O,b.nn Welham Rsy Amos
(leen Teems. Rey George
Gor1un lnhn Rockmart John
(Nl.nn James R:ehmond tVu.
Ilsmiltos Park John !WWI/ Carhetino
Madden W,ILarn Ray Mr
',emitter Andrew Ralph John
ll.mlt, Thomas Rhode Elford
11.11 Wilhite 'Ammon William,
Ilaldan J"lin Sea Selene John
Hurry William Binderies Robert 1
Ilackel reified Sullivan Thomas
llsrl*y Mese hut Snowdon Mrs Mart
Herbison W,Ittam 5!,comhe John 11 3
linlmes J,'.n Stu -art lames
(lick D Al t Rtnrte P, 1
Hay turas Rhea WIJow Ethel
Hv lire, Mre R'.werl A!casnjer
Itarn.nn 1.15u Snare Welter
Jobnstnn Mrs Ann Rimpenn teemed -
3 155.0* A:we Hernia John
JrAnarno. Tholes. Word 4 CO
Irwin Richer, 2 SVn0IIey'leery
3.mml,on M,e% Marg Weddell let.
KirkparreR Mr eV%tho u nosiu
K,.g Mnrgse W:lanw Aka
Lfelle.T .1.4111111.1.4111111Wteaka m Timeless
Irw,e'iew,ry J W,l...e (1
t.,edaav ChrMepb..r WaIet Jahn
1.0.09* Lentil Woman*
w Into B
T11ONAp«YD'.
Pear rva.k4