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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Signal, 1852-11-18, Page 3..sv" 4.0): ' ...^for+ SON SK NAL. TOUBBDAY. NOV. 18, 1*58. yyorULA1t INSTITUTIONS. li was mice said by an miasma writer," if troWd ascertain a Imes character, 1 wield amply ask to look at has bsoks."— :e env is like manner be premised of r.. H.U1RO'Ni 1SIG''N)A,L1.0 tied wan � The Greed Jsry w��* egect that cet- (ais roperta Ilal roe them uf pracsed- iap 11t1f led bale tiilss cakulatcd IM is - pre all 1Mr If f Ms honor the sledge of lb Usitairt .dies, aid i. interfere � stiff tk..11tbtrsdlas of Jeagic --wbkb precession'sthey appeared by the, pr4evt- amst et v1n jtl�eats and appartielly sy'mdpa- aiied with his Honor, of whom they spoke is 11r. highest terser. do We .bt very much whether the ma- ,o�tt1 of Rs Grand Jurors e'er saw the JJger preiiosly to tbeir enteridg Court epos this occasion, we are aware that some aIlse gentiemo bs came from the ea- wmeties of the Couettes--and we cannot inky imagining that their couvictiota were farmed very hastily as nearly every mem- ber of the Grand Jury, meat have been totally unacquainted with the substance of Ibsen proceedings. Dr. Stokes the part- n er (we believe) of Dr. Hamilton, was the foreman of tbe said Jury. We forbear mm eoentiog further, as we are aware that complaints &gaat the Judge hare been pre- ferred before the Government by several parties u these Counties, nod that as an investigation will no doubt, be had, into the truth or falsity of these charges, we do not wish to prejudice the minds of the com- m..ity. say mafiosi what is the altitude of 'tamers' vel intellectual politica, by the considers - un of the eateat nod character of its ink ,Wutioas• It is not o.cesmary to 'dorm! tits, all are aware that the very prevalesce of well based lastitutioes, sad the exists/0m 01. well conducted Associations of • proper character, must eatead oa every side tbeir leueficial influences, and pre -supposes tbe oiled aid actire exertions of the members efsacb societies to bring about satisfac- tory sad important results. That " Halon gUeegth," it no where so forcibly illus- trated u in the birth and life of rehire la - additions, and we need not cross the Atlan- tic ie: acture to the recollectioss of many - ofoar readers the successful history of the a Societies for the Promotioa of Useful Knowledge," the "Geological," and the sasserable societies for mental improve- se•t, although we would fain dwell at length an the rich benefits derived, and the pleasures realised by the intelligent artisaa and enterprising mechanic, from the estate- , bailment and still growing progress of the luny Mechanic's lestitutioms there in ex- istence;—nor Deed we crews the lose to fa- stener the success of Brother Josetb ei is these salters, as we prefer devise* tar space to the coesideratioe of tbe adv.sb& ges that would inevitably result from the formatios of a Meebanies' institute aid Library Association u our own quotas( Tows, aed the establishment of Menhir .t.ociatioas throughout the United Coun- ties wherever the population a sufficiently Jesse to afford theca renitence. During. the last water our 'fawns -people received stuck pleasant instruction from the Lee - tures of the tak.eed centimetre' who under- took to deliver them, ad recesdy a Litera- ry has been estahkshed which was ongisat- ed (as we lately observed) by the Son. of 'Temperance, and is now open to the public without any important restrietws at a very moderate charge. Rut we think the pre- sent eoaditiea ma Were prospects of or Town, demand something which shall be more generally model and certain is its results, and that the estaki bakeat at once of a lie hemieut lsslieebtltittrrebb. ed with Apparatus iUWfiaassie t Leerier . m in the illustration of their esbjeete—ed es- tensire Library—aad a feadieg-roowell supplied with the periodicals of the day will be the best guarantee that the intelkgcseo of our 'Pewns-people shall at least keep ice with the growing wealth of our Tows. That the people of Goderich are in the fair way of speedily eajoyiag the adventa- p-ts of an Institution of this kinds is appa- rent. --already a considerable tam of mosey is subscribed and a Dumber of books mita- de for the parpoee, and we understand tial through the exertion• of our e.ergetae friend, the H000rable Malcolm Carreras, we are likely to obtain a grant of Filly Ponds for the furtherance of ties object. With such a commencement we hope all parties will use their best efforts to put the Institute immediately into vigorous opera- tios,a.d we trust it will be borne in mind that these Isatitutions although professedly established for the benefit of Medvanies (and m large manufacturing districts are principally enjoyed by such)—they are byi no means intended for their exclusive .i - vantage, but are equally available to every other section of the community. Nor need our country friends be altogether without their mutual Ainoeat.ona for .11e1- lectual advancement ---tree where the po- pulation is thinly scattered, a small " Farm- ers' Library" may be supported and pro- fitable occasional meet, and Agricul- tural discussions enjoyed during the winter seasons, by which much isfermation might be disseminated at the most trilling cost— and where the locality is favored with grea- ter density of population a good circulating library can be proc.red-- eeasio.al lec- tures indulged and amicable diseosiose more frequently permitted. And thus a Fill portico* of the valuable tun* of the Farmer may be profitably etpeoded, and we doubt sot he would receive a greater return from this portio. of his outlay if Jsdicioialy managed—lis. from any other meal amount of his expe.ditre.oIe Arts while be would be improving his kee and merea lug his feeiitiea assn� nut, be would greatly eajem- meal w�•'" bee of the general utefl.ti (1 ee�j ilii dmowfamily, acreate a mow .thane tpintse whish without mach bimetallism/t- wain mstikaewts, QUAILT88 SESSIONS. The Court of rQuarter dolse of the Peace and of ib. Comiiy Court. epes.d Toeoday tart, sed lers_Msd +.►y early the mm. day. ; .t s..name There was set IP *At grimed tear `ivd cars for trial, MM. aide etwitMi yell the Greed Jett , Ma d�l1rnd s. are- P°0 "Me eke Gehl' ill • Mr. Roberton tb. 4/0iir wan desert.d,J enmplim.nted io tlheaseaassrsset Std 'V sara/leirwr•y of M ettebee wai sf the TOWN COUNCIL. Os Saturday last the election of Couocil- krs for `t. Patrick's came off; the success-• ful candidates were Meagre. Horace Ilor- ton, Martin McLennan and Robert'�Ellis-- o( whom Messrs. Ilorton and McLennan are oe the side of Reform. The Reform- ers thus have a majority in the Tows Coun- cil, bet unfortunately for the interests cf the Town, Mr. Parsons one of their num- ber, wbo is now on bis return from Eng- irt!, and was cooeequently abseut when the Commit met yesterday, which gave the To- ries an opportunity they appeared eagerly is Grail themselves of, and of course carried everything to suit their own party—espe- cially those members of it wbo refused to give i. their Assessment when legally called epos to do so. To this end a long Re- port was brought in by Councillor Watson. toothed in the strongest language censur- ing the Ammeter". But whether these geD- tkme■ really merited the rebuke, we can- n ot inform our readers, as we pare not heayd of their being examined io their own de- relict. But it is not to be expected thatsa our-lsseors will permit themselves to be handled in this manner with ilnpunity, legal action must necessarily follow and turmoil be still kept ap. The report was adopted of coarse, and tea it recommeuded—if it could legally 1n dose, that the names of the parties who bad laces left out of the Asacssmcat Roll, should be inserted—Mr. John Longworth was appointed to go through the Town with a Supplementary Assessment Roll.— It appears to us that the whole affair is a perfect absurdity, and fiat our good Town hes been converted into a Theatre for the acting of a laughable but profitless farce. Time legality remade* to be a subject of dis- u nite' before a higher tribunal. We have hareem to sy anything sot•eat present, but we most express our sympathy at the keen sossiWity na.ifested by the !sora korai- sum on that oeiasios, who it appears telt a little drturbed by our criticisms on his demeanor at a previous meeting. We in- tended those remarks for reproof, and re- joice that they were administered with such desirable effect; we bope in future to see no more of this absurd fol-de-rol trumpery of girths. *.. Ie. Oa elle Mf- �t Roy. Thome 34aPban.ft. , Dee. 29. te.lop (costia.ed)--Mr. Ales. iidlveger. ; Jas. 5. Political Economy --Mr. Wm, Smith. To cooaseuce at 8 o'clock, P. M. to the School !louse. Admittance free. t1S' The Presentment of tie Greed Jury came too late for publication. swan-...__._ ,. ;YEW YORK °MA 'S . To those geutlemeo who look part nu Ibe Public Mectiag, at which Mr. Whitman. the Canada Agent fur the New York In- dustrial Exhibition, explained the steps which had been taken by tbe Committee in New York, the subjoined eommuniration will be very gratifying. The Meeting here was smaller than it might bare been, but the wish was unanimous that Canada be represented at this second Word's Fair, and the way in which Mr. Whitman put the case left no other alternative. We have not beard that the Committee then appointed have done anything, but we doubt not their desire to carry out the wishes of the Meeting, and when the wish- es are so warrnly responded to at bead quarters, there is little danger. Mr. Whitman having, asked tbe assistance of the Legislature to carry out the project in so far as Canada was coreerned, bas re- ceived tbe following reply from the Presi- dent of the Council :-- ExEcuTIvE CouNCILnrrtCE, Quebec, Nov. 5, 1852. 1) Six :--In answer to your enquiry re- specting the willingness of the I'rormcjai Government to co-operate with the cities and municipalities of the country in aiding and encouraging a proper representation of its capabilities at the approaching Indus- trial Exhibition at New York, I have much pleasure in conveying to you the as- surance that my colleagues and myself will g}OD the evening of Saturday the 13th t. an compliance notice with a abort las p ace given by Mr. Thomas Kydd—a meeting of a large number of the Inhabitants of the Tow. of Goderich favorable to the form- atio* of a Nlecbanies institute was held at the Boron Ilotel. Robert bloderwelll, Esq., occupied the chair and Mr. T. Kydd officiated as Secretary. The Chairman and Mr. Kydd read communications they had received from the Hon. M. Cameron relative to a grant of Fifty Pounds towards the funds of k Mechanics Institute in this Tows and it was agreed by the meeting that one should be forthwith establiabed.— The following were appointed a Committee by the meeting to carry out its object and stake the Preliminary arrangements.— Meares. Wm. Malcolm, Wm. Wallace, Damsel Healy, Janes Bissett, 'Thomas Nicholls, W llham Story and Thomas John- stos. t We have received a copy of Dr Carpenter's prizeEasay on the use and abuse of Alcoholic Liquors in health and disease; es sdelir.bk work, well worthy of the pe- rsonal and study of both the friends and foes a Temperance. Dr. Carpenter is an es- asiser is Phycology is the London unit dies. The preset edition was printed t the Ccasodiars tate, for H. W. Ja , of Remakes, std tie price is only id. 3d Lacit:au.—The Managers of the Stratford Morbassies' Iaatitete, beg to istisM* to the politic, that the foltowia* Lectures will be dei sand is costiaoation Of time already gives: Nov. 24. Os Psrseverasee--flaw. fin Sorter. Dee: 1. Botany ---1. 1. E. Linton. pec. 8. Oa Fenestataties:lead Uiatilla- ties---Dr. Hyde. bit. 14, The Dignity of Labour --Mr. S. L. i istlerte. most readily afford every co-operation which the efforts and assistance Oil' the ci- ties and municipalities will justify us in affording. 1 may, however, observe, that as Parlia- ment meets again op the 14th February, ample time is.afforded for a more full coo - sideration of the subject. I have the honor to be, Sir, Your ooedient servant, MALCOLM CAMERON. James 'Whitman, Esq., Agent for Canada, &c., of Industrial Exhibition, at New York. [Nath Anterican. Such is apposition as w. Wee ditssseed ie that gaarter a simply own contett.al oat - rage ea Parliamentary decorum and a per-, pelual public scandal. 'Phis Sessiss has ptscs.1 es record before the world that it M u the poundal' two imsk,iJuals w brwg the Uigntty of senatorial rivalry down to a level with the debasing eoulests of the ring. --t But we really hope the days are past who unpostute, suck as this, would Paas for patriotism. Ao opposetioo, firm and decid- ed, without being factious, is what every government has a right to expect; but when I'arliameul is cameo ted iota am areas for performing the lowest theatrical ex- ploits, at the enormous cost of some £500 a night, the country naturally gels tired of the (hung; and we %suture to say that what- eser appleu*s may come from the galleries the intelligence of the couatry lho,ougbly appreciates the acting. in the press we have lately witnessed some curious specimeus of political criti- cism. There is in this world a class of unhappy people who have firmly resolved to quarrel with every thing in it. Their universal rule of action is carp and snap and grumble at erery thing. 'These unfottu- uatues must be very unpleasant companions; but when they attempt to pass uhf tbeir gar- rulity for public opinion and enlightened in- telligence, the thing becomes remarkably ludicrous. 'flies resolve that they will never, during their natural lives, be satis- fied with mere possibilities. They are wedded to the impossible, and they tuns a deaf car to every thing else. 'They may be Reformers of the first water; but they believe that theirs is the day of political miracles. Indulging their natural humor, they Siy " no" to every proposition for re- form, however well conceived and elabo- rately detailed. They are great friends of the reform government, and by way of proviug their sincerity are ever ready tel defend some fraction of it, and demo the rest. This species of opposition is, of all others, the most covert and the less mag- nanimous nr fair. 'Does the surgeon . stab a healthy Innb to save the body 1 It is by decimating an army that we can increase its effective strength 1 Do we render ir- resi.table the bundle of sticks by backing the tie that binds them together 1 If pro- fessed 'Reformers should ever succeed in breaking up or destroying the preaeut re- form government, what reliaisss behind! Perhaps some who wait on the mysterious accidents of the future may condescend to reply.—Leader. THE OPPOSITION. Etas Qr pity government implies the ex- istence else opposition as well as a gov- ernment party. It is a common but mis- taken Mee, that of these two parties only one is accountable for Its conduct; tbat the opposition has no responsibility. A great- er mistake was never made. The respec- tive respoosibilities of the two parties are doubtless different in (heir nature; but not to any great eztent.They are both ulti- mately responsible to the public. The re- sponsibility of the one is more immediate than that of the other; but a popular elec- tion suppSes the scale in which both must be weighed. A vote of censure by the elective branch of the Legistatiure is about the worst misforture which, can befai a gov- ernment. But every (party vote aimed at the existence of a government which fails in its object, is in fact a vote of censure on the coarse of the opposition. This seems not to be sufficiently regarded. A new elected Legislative Assembly, if it contain a decided majoray for one party, is about the best exponent of popular opinion that can be obtained. It is therefore fairly- pre- sumable that all factious opposition to such a majority isms outrage on public opinion. An opposition party is always under stron- temptations to bid too high for popular fa- vor. It is constantly tempted to promise what in office no party could perform.— This is the most fatal and at the same tune the most common error that a political par- ty can commit; and it shows how great is the prospective responsibility of an opposition party. 'That responsibility is never fully realised while the party continues opposi- tion. But the labors of ar, opposition party are mainly directed to the overturning of the party iavwer; and changes from power to opposition may always be reckoned upon as among the varying fortunes of a political party. It is not till it attains power that a party realizes the responsibility of its con- duct while in opposition. It then reaps the reward of having promulgated an impossible policy. The supporters of a party so cir- cumstanced would naturally call epon it to commence the performance of its promised mircles. This is not only natural but just. I The time then arrives when the imposture can no loner be concealed. It is soon discovered that those who made promises j consistent only with supr-human power are after all but men. Their refusal to perform political miracles insures their condemna- tion. Looking at lite "regular" or con- servative Parliamentary opposition, we may say of them that they have avoided the er- ror insisting on a policy which in power they would hare no chance of carrying into effect. Without saying how far a conser- vative policy would be possible in this country, at the present time, we may ad- mit. that Sir Allan McNab has not so far exhibited unreasonable violence or gone nut of his usual course to propitiate publie favor. He has shown a degree of dignity and moderation that perhaps could hardly be expected if any other member of his par- ty were intrusted with ite leadership. We do sot regard his opposition as being lea effective because it bits not helm factious. Faction is • Ifectire. Obstructive and self -committal, it is for ever flounder- ing on the verge of suicide. We cannot however extend to the whole' party of which he is the acknowl dged Parliamen- tary leader the same ere t for moderation n that which bas chars 'sed Sir Allan McNah during the Session. It woeld be a mistake to roadside tbet Sir Allan N faitMeaa to bis party or that in pursaring his present eourse he hos not consulted its in- terests. Far otherwise. Compare his roeduct wish that of a politician on lie same side of the Rause, and wearing the same party liver/, am! My which would be in the best postilion should office fall across thew path! Is any conservative goiters - meat pnsaiMe on the principles and vagaries of the arnior member for Toronto, taboo ptsued.r. Sir AMI, at the verymitset of tie Segment took occasion to disclaim l— ATTEMPT TO MURDER JAMES G. BENNE'L'• tlestas se ppeekt 11 o. Nsabisfil theeo 1ete. Vary,- telibir he d,d•'i OMa ebtrif lbws M had eels hearing id cashiers sod gle We • fair we beet,' it he would Wag it tato mews. Shortly alter, the Mews* ar- rived is totals opera the sau.al be tad oak - ed bur sale, sod it sae Iwmedistel *sod a be one of thee* stoles.M lowed and • party wet in seeicb a am- eeetphcr, where they found bad In the shrubbery wnh the sitter bores. They wars bosh lakes to Jackson. ane Ilia owe era of 11. aatmals sent for. Tho deputy sherd!' took charge of the prtseners, anal whim aha owocts moved (roar lone liths, he deputised thew to coadurt t • ilns's. le' Uoquelumae bill. They bound trio cap. tires to their horse., aaJ inaterokof 'Ater the rose to the hill. went full gallop toward Ione vsllev. At the tatter place the tits - seas assembled in large numbers on Weals 041114111, and decreed that the prisoners should expiate their oflene• by hanging. This sentence was Carred into execution on Wednesday wooing, 'I'be unfortunate Mex:eaoe, ohoeo monies ars Jesus Minion and Antonio Duarte', vsaaifeated a degree of rechl.m..mrs and apparent ueeuocero while upon the gallows, worthy a more honorable fate. Then bet breath wee appal in curses upon the Americans, and deriding their t,ruiners and inexperience 11 eonsomat ing their execution.—Sae Fran- cisco Ile. old, ClUNAUMPTIi)N.—Ever bodyknown A. — lJ y Goderleb Township Nov. 10th, 1852S.)2 • I• a U■tiering dm•ae*. It commencer --------- -- ----- ----------— and progresses tau inside-uoly, that before one is aware of 11. the i •nga are a mars el ulcers, then a sudden exposure or change from heat to colt, products an inflamma- lion, and in a few data or seeks, it is said, he or she died of Consumption. For all troubled with cough or lung eomplatot, we would refer to the advertisement on the (Pntrnde of this wirer of Jud.on's Chemical Extract of "Cherry and Lurrweit," ahnch is raid to be a cedant tore bur ups awful disease. A most infamous attempt was made rn the 18th of October to take the life 01 Bennett, Ed'toe of the New Y rk Herald, by means of an "infernal"machine.' On the evening of that day tt appears, a package contannng the dangerous imam - anent was lett at tho Herald office by a hack driver named Petrick Joyce, who re- ceived It from an indivtdnal then in bis vo- hicle,opposite the Herald bonding,. The parcel was taken up stairs by one of the clerks io the lower office to the editorial rooms, and by bim_baoded to Mr. Bennett who had arrived but a few minutes pro- vtonaly from the Hetet house. The par- cel was of a eyliodrical form, about six in• chcs in length, wrapped in common brown paper, tied with green ribbon, and 'mcutely sealed with red wit, bearing the 'mores. cion of a cent. On .she outside was the direction to James Gurdon Behnott, Her. old office,' and a label ataung that the contents were "native silver sod copper ore from the Cuba mouotatn•." Mr. Ban. nett on receiving tt.e 1-areel, commenced removing the brows wrapped in which it was enclosed, and then attempted to lift the cover, but bndtug some ditficntty in doing so, banded the box to Mr. F' • Hud- son, who was logical and oho with bis penkote made.. an incinon in the run ol tho lid, when a substance fell out which ap peered to be r specious of black sated. `Jus pinion being thereby further aroused. Mr. Hudson took a pinch of the sand and throw it into the tire, when it exploded, sod then ihb-0etapicfre as re the nature of the box was confirmed. It war, tberetore, carefully locked op till it might be be better exam- . xam- 08x1 morning. -On the following day, after the frecau. ton of soaking the buz in water had beam takenl, tt was 'peeled to presence of the police, tend found lo contain an iigentenal y contrived torpedo. There was audio ent powder in the box to have ensured the death of any person who .night have been near it when it •zpllsded, and a bunch ol detocattug matches touching a piece of coarse pawl paper were so arranged that I h s t ht*st twisting f the ' a o e ,lel of the hos would have caused them to ignite. and cors' m•moiea l w.th 11,e powder' Mr. Bennett had providential.), endeavored to more the ltd straight of iustecd of turning It, and this alunsa r secDe d certain death. The affair has been thus long kept secret in or der to alghrd the pollee au opportunity of arresting the perpetrator of inn dtabutieal outrage. but herr etl:.rls to trace brut out hive yet been uniuccesaful. The I/seek publishes affidavits from the back driver ferryman and others, in wf.icii the tact* as above stated are set forth, sol a dos- crtp,ion of the man who caused the box to be delivered ea given. Ile is described as abort five teat six or 'even Laches in height, with a full lac', broad shoulders, rather short in the neck, dressed in dark clothing, and wearing a cloth cloak, the collar el which was twined up. Of course the Herold takes advantage of the rm. canton to do.can t upon the "fearless hos- eddy" which always has and ninny• ivnr mark its 0.a se despite t.• and torose. doe ; but setting a. ds all this, the attempt was • most infamous one and every goal cloven. most heartily hope that the ',Mien will be laced out and properly punished. —Patriot mind Joireal• SERIOUS 1)18 rURBANCF.. IN CALAVEROS. Our paper to day, says the Calaveras Chronicle, emotions little else than a Serres of outrages. murder*, executions, robins ries, kc. Seldom a week p that 'm portant mining or other intelligence to nut crowded not to mak, room fur items comb ing under lith••► or thews cotillions. The f.reeicl• details at liWigth the wsme• row outrage cnmmiited by the Spanish American popnlaltoe In that country. The following secn**t of horse theft, snd the summary execution of the thieve* by the people, we take from that paper:— iIu . Lloyd earl Vander, last 8ater- day, mtwl tale setmsb. mid teelavi.g them to be stolen, Immediately *torted sa mesreh of the 'breves. They neat dnwctly to Jacks.•, where they mase ■ descriptio. of "heir harass, and tmarned uhet they had been i. poosonun .f two Meicae* gekg Zewards (,Inman. They rade to CIL•.ne andiaforiwed several sl the atisre• is es- gard 1. Ibe smotals, requests.g them to he are mho look out. ()n Mond., a Moriase arrived re the town sad offered an aotmsl few *.1., which be said he sad b.s.gbt at *sheet dutascc, and asked .200 ler it. The gess . ti 0 Ii 'MA 111011111.1 4 1 ! T1I T e 7GM 1kf.15st !Olds 341/11t �11.ti, F.M.741r.f, its 114 to Js, per heaflT' .Spr;og� Qa , per' besbe 1. 4DIs, la Id to 1a 3J., per 34 lbs. Pork, $4 to $41, per hundred, blit hardly say 1. market. Batter, Rd to 10d, per Ib. 1i. wy fee slams GORDON & MACKAY, g Od(rra for S.1 LE CHEAP CHA bona YARDS Superior pinata 40and-onward•. 1760 yavJ. motored Ce►urgs, Parr►metlasa Gnder . A Lassa, D. Limes, Ise. 5000 yds Brutish and American Domestic. 50 Cheats T.•.., assorted Breads. PRISPA Lest, 1'ru►ed and Moseasado Hogan. IIIBT(, 100 pair. one'. lleasy Roots, kc., Sm. Goderieb, Nov. 10th, 1851. FR rem Cooly And Melo* . eaeoty own• J.I.1. The Pubii4m, faring to many nus, re.nlut of )838, 59, k 40, tltratford,Uci. 37th, VOL ,4.•1i AI SI RAYED INN rom the promises o: the •ubseriber a- Lot no. 9th, 6th turmesaoa Tewn.kip of Goderich, about the teat of September Bwss,oue had a hole any • split in one ear, the other Ines no mark,both of them are la good condhtiun, any satornal100 that will lead to their chateaury *41 be thankfully resented by W!LLTAI I SII .1 I. l l .\ N, ><RICXLATEA AND PLASTERER. Wen 9ia.rr, GODpatCi, IS prepared to furnish 1)ESiGNS and PLANS, on the mors reasonable term. Goderich, Nov. 18th, 1 853. 05043 LIST OF LETTERS flEMAiNING no the Bell'. Corner. Post Office up to tib No,eu.ber, 1852. Beaus/law Michael Kerr Wird, ck Berger Frances Large Ii,.bt Cul.in James Lang Thomas 1'ambpell Arch 2 Mt'Donald Alen Deal John McDonald " Dark Edward McDonald Mord Edger Kohl McWiue James Pesky Wm Mares Arch Freeborn John Pool Mathew 2 Heidrich Joseph Rebbury John Laminar John Steward Ehzab Min Gardner Christen Wads' Juhe IlemItton 'Phomas Wildlong B, nj Hay Diinean Wise Joseph Kippin lames 2 WM. COSSEY, P• M. SIIERRIFF'S SALE OF LANDS. Cniled Counties of % BY virtue of a Huron, Perth 4- Bruce, } writ of Ven - 'o Wlr: ) duioni Exponent, !slued out of the County Court (,,r the United Counties of Iluron, Perth and Bruce, and to nio tierce ted against the Lands and Tenements of Wicti m s SHANNON the Elder, at the nut of C.aisror.na (peen; i have seized and taken in Execution the South-west quarter of Lot number twenty two, in the first concession of the Town ship of Wawanoeh, whirl leads I shall of- fer for sale et the emir( Ronin in t he Coun- ty of Huron, in the Town of Goderich on Saturday, the fouth day of December next, at the hour of twelve of the clock, noon. J. MMcUONA1.U, Sheriff; Huron, Perth and Bruce. SHERIFF'S OFFICE, 15th Nov., 1652. s5n43-31 CAME into the farm of Ga'rbraid, three SHEET' bearing dhtlereil :narks—the nwnter a requested to prove property, pay expenses and take them away. Cooborne, lOtb Nov., 1853. ,6,43 1tNIE into the enclosure of the Sub - / scriber. hot No. 3, 0th cnneesmon, Township of C.dbornr, about tem tlr.t ol Octobe-, Two large PIGS. The owner is requested to prove property, pay expert'es and take them away. RUnERT YOUNG. Colborne, 17rh Nov:, Irbil. vbn43 =HON BUILDING SOCIETY. THE Directoreof this Society will meet at thy British Exchange Hotel en V.- twday Evese.g the 47th Ingo , to dispose of tech of their Funds as m■y be then in (lie hand. of the Treasurer, her by purchaa ing from any member willing to sell his share* at a premium on the amount of stock paid ui'. or by way of 1.0313 se hetetr,fore, as the Directors may deem moist advantage- ous to this soaety, Wis. BENNETT RiCif, T. Is S. il. B. S. Go,iorich, Nov. 18, 1453. v5•n43 AE men the encln.,ire of Ilio Subecrr , ber, Lot Ni. 10, Ind Cosceesien, 'puwnsMhip r,( Stephen, • Yellow AI'8E11 one year old—feet all white, and a whole stns.. on the Kelly, the owner will plates prove property, pay evpensee and take hiss away. JOSEPH AND8KS(yK. Stephen, 151b Nov., 1851. v1114r! 1.7117/' r•TO11! & WILLIAM MALCOLM, BEGS leave to segnsi•t the iellaba's's et the Vetted Collette' of Huron, Perth snit Bruce( Ibat he is now opening un those preon.esnn t Street, needy op/matte Strachan k there Law office, • Woods.] stock of DR 0001)8, CiROVER iEf4 •nsi flux: Y, which he hes purchased at the bast in stir, and on the most favor. aide terms. a which he is determined to dispo.o of a 11101 prices ere cannot fail to seem.* the support an Patroa.tga of a dis- er.maatieg Pool -!o. G..d.rich, Oct. 27t . 1351. v3 -n-10. IHERFarlY give notice that Mr, William l:het 'rhppetl, nl ll.y Me1d. ,. not an thnriard by one te collect she debt* o► re e.tvethis money dose to Me Katie..-he•h., ing t.Nderrid rag s►s.gned ammo lime eines, as appeared se the Puhlne Prmte io Goderich, tall hie deb•, sod wiener propero, w Ino for use benefit of hie Creditors— isMob.00hs. 1 have sate placed a the hand• an. 11. Ritcha, r.aq., Clara d tae •e.mntO Divsslse Cos. t, Rias fislJ, ler •elbeaeuu. who, with m Ilne usaNwnga.d is awe* am ihouL•d to great r.s•apt• up.s p.,.osut 01 lbs e*m.. JOHN ST*ACHAN, Aaev .r. le aft, Neal* of 11 W. a. TIP1'K1'l'. Goderiek,as, pt. :Jud, 1961., si b NOTICE IHEREBY forbid any !semen or perverts from purchasing or tradtne three Notes of bland, drawn 10 lavur of James Edward kfo•rie, A4tial,!, one drawn on 7th klatch 14'61—another drawn on Marsh 7th, 58651 —third. on March 7th, 1853, ata i la -se mut received value for the mime. CHARLES CAREY. Aihlkld. 8th Nov., 18501. v6142-31 NOTICE..a.This u to forbid any person LI from purchasing Luh Ne. 6., I.t. eon., Lake Shore. Ashfield, without consulting. the undersigned aa he has a Ida Lea., of it. WM. CAREY. A.b6•IJ, Nov. Stb, 1652. s sn4S11 FUR SALE. AN Excellent Brick House with I of is acre of Land for sale on East Street, s it hie 500 yin's of the Market Square.— For pa.Ucolare apply at thi•,r(6ee. Goderich. Nov. 3(d 1852. v5 -n4.1 REWARD. ASUITABLE reward will be given In any nue who will give such itteniatioa as will lead in the consietion of ehn woos ue persons. who on the might of tlte►-!ee.hma malictouely smashed the gins* the lball of the Sous of T R. II. REY. Huron 1) vision No. 12 Goderich, Nov. 3rd i85Y N 0T14. a. - THE hominess heretofo Township of Gorlert of Hall and*Roszcl of the Bs has this day been dissolves' sent, all debts dna the OOP to William Hall. -a. tV Ii,I.ir BEiNJA1.' WITRe . ._ Jnuy I I1soaTQN, Goderich, Nov. WM, 106 AUSTRAL PIONEER LINE OF C1a1PP `r THE Subscriher will as Aj;ext• In direct' intend going by this Liu New York. 110 is preps minion as In the passage wail Rue Letters of inlrndetj$ilk owpers at New York, Menial Cameron and John Ovden, 116 W and to the Agent at Hamilton, N Ambridge. Ile con cor.6.:entl♦ recommend Line, s Inc•by which his son, , other f;annd,ane, sulert to June lasts Shin Revennn to Port Philip. The ship SCARGO, is the rue which isogon tn. 20th November jtenn and ■tteudants provided. JOHN J. E. Li Stratford. C.u.ty Perth t 28(h Oet.Mr. 1115A s WULL$TT. j'r S RA SI SA W THE undersigned have thio law co partner.hip for t carrying on We Saw Mil bus the •buss title to the''own.bip d w an will bo re need t t �t a!I D D In that hos un moderato, lerma. ROBERT A(UE JOHN '1'HO)IPSON III:YRYNIL t N R.—All bonnsw tremor( carried on under the name of Ro n os. who is alone authorised, merman name. ergs all euntr and pay .11 mentor, any gra receipts iso bthts .o em RufalfrutF:R A DANIEL. kl JtHIN Tilt lti.1\ R Y Hallett. Stith July. 1 N 1:1V 'I'.1 ESTABLI 1Ia B,IRTFit. lif>ii eaiec 11ui•y 10 (:odench and Purr ha. Joel opener) a frirlmewf, one doer is t ali. new Ibis' G-.dcrrch, where. . senrtm•et of ft 'fwords, Satinet d'fforent . oln eery of W it ie also prep.. 'ho 'Tailoring ahte .tyle, er I"' ni J) r*0a1raC Gndrelelil. ; on' .e+ CANA AUSTRALIA. Pionerr Line of Packets, sailing wowthly for Port Phillip and Sydney. The magnificent new Clipper 8* ,t SCA EGO." 1450 Toes Blythe*. ALANSON BOWES, Couuin.sa. WILL *messed the "Oaecow as beth hip of taw haq sod sell from New Ynrk Punctually en the SWh Noiember •r The character of the ship a tit. Lula au new so well emtiblerhed. that it ie rawly neceeoarp to soy that the peopestiM wt4 centime to make there wpettee t A• Newel, a well quit. requt•ide attendants pros Fes Jiwgbl; or pian I •