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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1853-05-12, Page 1) THR HURON SIGNAL L Prates( 4 Published easy 77tersolap BY GEO. COX. Gibs, Marker Square, Geskrurk. gr Book aid Jo4 Prating et eeut.d with wanes, and dispatch. Terms of chi Morons Segwal.--TEN KH I LUNGS per aaaum if pad strictly in advance, or Twelve and Ha Pence with the expiration of the year. No paper discontinued until arrears are paid up, unless the pubh,ller thinks it his advantage to do so. Any individual io the country becoming responsible for six subscribers, shall re- ceive a perenlh copy grads. rie All letters addressed to the Editor must be pont-paid, or they will not be takeo out of the post office. Terms of Advertising.—Six lines and under, first insertion, LO 2 6 Each subsequent insertion, 0 0 7i Ten lines and under, first inser., 0 3 4 Each subsequent insertion, 0 0 10 Over ten lines, first in. per line, 0 0 4 Each subsequent insertion, 0 0 1 el" A liberal discount made to those who advertise by the year. Advertisements without written instruc- tions will be inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly ; and no advertisement discontinued unpaid for at the time of with- drawel, units by the consent of the pub- lisher. t1C: tarns, DR. P. A. MCDOUGALI., A N b. Ited et all hour.. at Alr. j,Trrare's Hoarding Howse, ( f.rmrrly ft. British Hotel.) Godericb, April 19th, 1862. •5 iRA LEW1R, BARRISTER, BOLiCiTOR, ke. West - street, Goderich. Juno 1848. 2v*26 DANIP.f. GORDON, ( ''ABINET MAKER, Three dente East• the Canada Compa.y's ollice, We.t- .treet, Goderich. .Aogu.t 2701, 1819. 2vn80 D,1 NI E1, IiOSiE LIZ..ARS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, and Conveyan- cer, Solicitor is Chancery, ace. has bis office as formerly in Stratford. Stratford, 2nd Jae. 1150. 2vn49 ur�n TEN SHILLING,/ Ni •S Signal. "THR GREATEST POSSIBLE GOOD TO THE GRRATICST POS6191.11 NUMBER." TWELVE AND PIX I' r1':C AT TIM 1 D et Tau %OAR. VOLUME VL GODF.RICH, COUNTY OF HURON, (C. W.) THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1853. °ARDS, Sac. Da. BURNHAM. CLINTON, fiwrow Road. (West of Mr. Thwarts' at.r•.) I)es. 161b, 1862. *6.46 WILLIAM SHARMAN, BRICKLAYER AND PLASTERER. Waal BT&BIT, GODaaitn, prepared to furnish DESIGNS and Ie PLANS, on tA• moat r••soeabl. term. Godencb.Nov. 18th, 1862_ ,5043 JOHN RALPH, TIN AND COPPER SMITH, next door to the Victoria Hotel, West Street, Godericb, has constantly oa band, a choice •tock of Tinware, Cooking and Box Stows, ke., which be will sell at considerably re- duced prices. The highest price. paid in trade for old copper, brass, pewter, sheepskins, calf and beef bides. feathers and rages. All kinds of Merchantable produce taken in exchange at casts prices. Goderich, Feb. 19, 1851. •6-04 ROBERT SNODGRASS. FASHION AHL E BOOT ilk SHOE MANUFACTURER. (O.t door East of C. CrsM's Store.) WOULD inform theishibitantw of Gode- rich and neighborhood (bat he is pre pared to make to order or otherwise, any kind of Lathe's and Gentlemen's Fine or Fancy work, ie the neatest and moat fashionable style. And will also furnish heavy Bente and Shoes, to suit the oe eesudea of those that may favor bon 'With their cuatum. His price* will be moderate. Godericb, July 29tb, 1862. v5n29 • ROBERT REiD, ROOK -SELLER & STATIONER, D toppo.iie Aa!kwitl•* Hotel.) g Center el (cedes •ad Tslhoi.sureet*, London, C. W.— School Hooke, Common mod Clavical Book- Bi•ding sod /toilet' of every de*criptioa Ezeeu- ted on the Premise.. JOHN .1. F.. T.INTON [T Orden for Accent t Book.. from the Trade r et Country Merchants, ponetoally attended 'no NOTARY PUBLiC,Commisaioner Q.B., sada liberal,lieeoonu allowed. and Conveyancer, Stratford. Load.., March 1851. 4,4 J. DENiSON, CIVIL ENGINEER, &c. CODERICII, C. 0. Ang. 25tb, 1852. •5031 HURON HOTEL, R. %V. CAVA. MITCHELL, BY JAMES GENTLES, Goderich.— Attentive Hatters always on band. UCTIONE:ER. Accountant and Gene- Goderich, Sept. 12, 1850. v3-330 A rel Agent. Books and accounts ad jested, and all kinds of Dads drawn.— Sales attended in any part of tie eou.try. Letters addressed to Mitchell or Harpers boy, will be attended to. April 6tb, 1853. v6o10-1y STRACHAN AND BROTIIER. Barrister Ord Attorwies at Late, 4 c,. GODea.CR C. W. JOHN STRACHAN Barrister and Attor- ney at Law, Notary Public and Convey- ancer. ALEXANDER WOOD STRACIIAN, Attorney at Law, Solicitor in Chan. eery, Conveyancer. Godericb, 17th November, 1851. WILLIAM HODGINS, ARCHITECT & CIVIL ENGINEER five 27, Dunda.e Street, LONDON, C. W. - Angret 161h, 1832. *11e018 HORACE HORTON, [Market-egrare, Goderiet,I AGENT for the Proriecial Mutual and General insurance Office, Toronto.— Also oronto—Also Agent for the Eat. Lawrence County Mutual, Ogdeneborg, New York. Local Agent for Samuel Moulton'' Old Rochester Nursery. July 1850. 29 W. & R. SIMPSON, (LATE HOPE, BiRRELL k Co.,) GKOCERS, Wane Merchants, Fruiterers aid Oilmen, No. 17 Dudes Street, London, C. W. February 250 1852. rb-ib ROWLAND WILLIAMS, Aocnotcase, is prepared to attend Sales in any part of the United Coontiee, on the most liberal terms. Apply at the First Division Court office, or at his house, East Street, Godericb. N. B.—Goods and other property will be re'cetved to sell either by private or public sale. Janusry 6. 1852. •4n47. RICHARD 61OORE, A. NASMYTH. HAVING during the past two years act, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, one door iw ed to the capacity of GENERAL. Wen of %V. E. Grace's Store, West AGENT for the collection of debts, desires Street Goderich. i it to be generally understoon that be will Feb. 19, 1852. ; accept the Agency for the collection of .du•s in aof h Uppe P v6 -a4 THOMAS NICHOIJ S, BROKER AND GEN.- RAL AGENT. Agent for Ontario Marine 4. Fire hi- ' sstrance Co. NOTARY PUBLIC, ACCOUNTANT AND CONVEYANCER. COMMISSIONER IN Q. B. kc. INSURANCE effected on Hume, Ship- pingand Goods. All inds of Deeds correctly drawn, and Books aed Accounts adjusted. Office over the Treasury, Goderich. July 22, 1852. v5o28 E. II. MARLTON, FORWARDER and Cnmmuaion Mer-! chant, Storehouse Keeper, general Agent, for the sale of Wild Lands Cleared Farms, Household Furniture and Produce of every description. Office, next door, North of the Maar- dine /terms, Goderich, March 24th 1862. *5-09 F. & C. H. BUHL, IIANUFA UREReof Hate, Cape and ^ A Fancy FFurs, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Furs, Buffalo Rubes, Deer Skins, Gloves, Mitten., kc. kc. Cash Paid for Purr. The highest price paid, at all ti es in Carob, for all descriptions of Hbippping Fors by F. k C. ll. BUHL. Detroit, Michigan, Aug. 1351. WASHINGTON Farmerb' Mutual Insurance Co., CAPITAi. $1,000,000. EZRA HOPKINS, Hamilton, Agent for the Coyotes" of Waterloo sad heron. Anisei 27, 1850. 1v16 DR. HYNDMAN. QUICK'S TAVERN, Lando,' Road. May 1851. ♦4*11 MR. JOHN MACARA. BARRISTRR, Relieltor in Chancery. Anomaly -at -Lew, Conveyancer, ke. ke, 06e.: Astarte Bnfldisg., King -8t. vato the Gen Beek, and the Bank of North America. Ha.tLToI.. 1 18 Ma. T. N. MOLRSWORTH, OIVIL £NOlNfiR and Provisos/ Lay V 8erv.y.r, 0.4erteb. April ata, 1861. ,6411 JA M69 WOODS, AUCTIONEER, la prepared to ett..d Path Sales to any purl of tbi"OttnN C.satlee, a moderate tars.. Meat(set�, Ray tlti60 rlt-.l4 y part o t • r royinee, be, tweed Cobourg in the East and Lake Huron in the %Vent. In makueg this announce- ment, he would beg to express his thanks to hie friends for past favours, end now re- spectfully solicits a continuance of the same. All communications on business, address ed (post paid) to Ayr P. 0., North Dom - Ines, C. W., will be promptly speeded to. April 1, 1852. 'Ante PETER BUCHANAN, TAILOR. EXT door to H. B. O'Connor's Store, West Street, Godericb. Clothes made and repaired, sod cutting done on the shor- test notice, and most liberal terms. December 3rd, 1851. v4n42 FARM FOR SALE. LOT No. 60, in the Maitland Concee• cion of the Towr'hip of Godericb, toftaieieg 187 acres of the best land, of which 60 are cleared and well forced, situ- ! ateil on the banks of the Riser Radioed, 8 mile. from Goderieb. Thera is an ex- cellent House and Bare on the premise., with an Orchard of the choicest trona, se- lected from the Nur.rry in Upeilante, Unu. ted States. For terms apply to the Subs scriber. i RATTENBURY, British Exchange Hotel, Goderich. lith January, 1853. •5n52-Im New Grocery AND PROVISION STORE. THF. 8nbeeriheir world reepeetfnlle in form the Inhatatents of Goderich and surroundingCounty tat o y b be has paned to the above hoe, two d ore north of Doctor Melergall'e sew rick House, Market 8gnare, Gnd.rieh, Hue .lack iseludes all kinds of GROCERIES, eoaaistisg in fart of Tea, 7b4eeeo, Raisins, Carr.wts,Spree., (Also:—Apples and Cider of the very bat kind. in the Prneisioe Line will be feed Flour, Oatmeal, Butter, Eggs, Hain, Beef, Perk Potatoec, Oets, ke. Being detememed to kap seen but arts - else of IN beet q.ality, sad to sell obep L1 b .sires Maws, be treats to reclaim a an of abbe ptr.e.g*. Formers and pimple freta the emery w.vdd de well to salt, ea he tatsab pushes. tag airy d•..nptI.. of Predate, for whieb be will pay tb. fgb.et ma• het prim. ,e A eb.best oesertmeet of Wage to be aid sheep. JOHN-ARTRUR. adwleh, Mer. lea, IMC eased GODI:RICH, PORT HURON, SARNIA AND DETROIT. tisMaia The New ler pratrre Steamier RUItlitr, SAMUEL WARD. fad, C •• aa, WILL rue during the present season, a. follows; — Leaves Detroit for Godericb .wry Wednesday morales, at 9 u'cl.ck. Leaves Goderich spry Thursday morn leg at 1 o'clock. Rumor time 12 hours, Should the wether pr t the RUBY coming on the Wednesday melt, she will arrive on the following Friday gig►t. For Freight or Passage apply en board or to E. H. MARLTON. Goderich, Merck 9tb, 1853. AXE FACTORY, 4-c. &c. THE Subscriber begs to intimoti• to the farmer, and other inhabitant* of the potted Counties, tb'ht he bas just competed his arrangements, and is now prepared to furnish Axes, warranted, of a aupetior qua - lily, sod on terms suited to the curcunatan cos of the country, and the quality of the article. e. He also invites all farmers to call and ea •mise .:a improved specimen of the CANADIAN SCOTCH PLOUGH, which be flatters bimeelf will ha found superior is many respects to any other Plough now is use to We section of the Province. HARVEY BRACE. Goderich, Aug. 21, 1851. •4n27 Look out for heap Sales before the Car Belle Ring. THE Subscriber will cell cheat to actual settlers, forty Town Lots io Ib. Town or Clinton, ntuat.d csotriell and adjacent ro the Rail Rnad lune; intending purchasers can see the Map of the Town at my Office, or at the Clinton Arms Hotel. JAMES GORDON. CLntob, 5th April, *663. •6n10 -Sm NOTICE. ALL those indebted to George Mallei k Co. elite Goderich Foundry, either by Note of hand or Book account are re- quested to call and have them settled tie or before the first of June 1.21, and *11 other debts due to the same eatabhshment up to the first of January, 1852, ■oust b..rttled at the same time, otherwise they will be placed to the hands of the Clerk of the Di- v:mio0 Court for collection. WILLIAM KEiTH. Godericb Foudary, 14th of April, 1853. r 6.n-11 1)ottrL. FOR Taz ■oaosaa.AL. THE CHILD'S PRAYER. f is pleasant to watch the gay audio of Spring, And het to the notes that the forest birds dog; But pleasanter still, and more solemn by far, ' Wben nought can be aids hat the twink. ling star, To catch the await •train. that are borne •n the air, From the lips of a child at iia evening prayer. When the day -light has fled, and darkness stale By the side of a parent an infant kneels, With its uplifted band* and its i00ocen t eye Turned gazing towards the bright gems in the sky, From a heart that has known neither ao' guish nor care, Flows sweetly the word. of a Saviour's prayer. Those words as they're lisped by the tongue of a child, Are boat in the zephyr or hurricane wild; But the spirit like incense is carried above To a Father of infinite mercy and love, Whilst angel's° happy, so holy and fair, Rejoice at :be sound of an infant's prayer. A. N. Literature. A FLEET MARRIAGE. aT Aw ra5BNAN. Lady C. was a beautiful woman, but Lady C. was se extravagant women -- She was still stogie, though rather put extreme youth. Like most pretty f• matee,.be bad looked too high,had atima- 'eclair own loveliness too dearly, and now she reread to believe tbat .he was not a.!ebarming as ever• So oo wonder she still remained unmarried. Lady C• bad but fire thoosand pnisde us tee world. Vibe owed about forty tAor- sand pounds; .o, with all her wit ted beauty, she got into the Fleet Prison and was likely to remain there. No , i■ the time i speak of, every lady had h r bead dressed by a bar ha! aad the barber of the nest wee the bertdeonseat barber is the city of Lades. Pat Phelan wee a greet admirer of the flair sex; .ad when's the woods 1 Berm Pat was .. Irishman. it wan as miry la m.roiag ethos Ph.las was dreosimg boor aptivatiag, head,t►et bee ladyship took it nate be mind to talk to b,m, and Pat was well pleased for Lady C. teeth were the whitest. sad her male this brightest la all tho world. 'S. t'a'rs set wrarri.d. Pat; may thee 'Dail se fah ! years hum"' ladysbip, trays be. 'AM esselde't pe lib w be mewled a- gain ask* .be. 'Would a duck .wain 1' '1. there any on• you'd prefer " 'May b•, madame,' .ay. lis, 'yam alcor heard of Kathleen O'Reilly dewo bayaat Dithered, 1 Her father's cousin' toO'Don. uogbue, who's own ctewart to Mr. Mur- phy, the under -agent to my herd Loge - ton, .oil—' 'Hush !' say. •be; 'sun 1 don't want to know who .le is. But, would she have you, if you &.ked her r 'Ab, this, 1'd only wish I'd be after .haying that new..' 'And why don't you r Sure I'm too pour.' And Phelan hea- ved a prodigious sigh. 'Would you Ike to b. r;ch' 1 Dire. • Jog bark f 'U 1 make you ruck, wili you do as I tell you .e r '81 11ia murth.n I your houor, don't be tantalozing a poor boy.' 'Indeed I'm not; said Lady C. 'So listen. How world you like to marry me r 'Ab, thio, my lady, 1 believe the King of Russia himself would be proud to do that time, lar,' aloes a poor dmf lake Pat Phelan.' 'Well Phelan, if you'll miry me to Sof• row, I'll guy• you one tliou.amd rounds' 'Ob ! wbilaboloo ! wbllabaloo sure I'm mad, or escheated by the good people,' roared P at, dancing around the r.r.m• 'But then are condi don*,' say. Lady C. 'After the first day of our nuptials you obit sever see an again, nor claim no for your wife. 'i don't like that,' says Pat for h. had bees ogling her ladyship most desperately. 'But, remember Kathie,' O'Reilly,— \1'uh the mosey I'll gore you. you may go' and merry her' 'That'. Thrust,' says he. 'But, thin t be bigamy' ? Til never appear against you, nye her ladyship. 'Ooiy you must take so oath ocver to go 'telling all the story' 'Moil a word I'll over say.' 'Well, thea,' say. she; 'tbere's too pouade• Go and bay a laccase, and lave the rest to me,' and then etaexpteiaed to him whet. he was to go, and when be was to coma, and all that. The next day Pat was true to his ap- pointment and found two gentlemen a! . ready with b.r ladyship. 'Haw you got the license t 'Here It is my lady,' says he; and be gave it to be►. She banded it to ole of the gentlemen tabs was reading. 'Perform the ceremony,' says vbs. Acd a ire enough in ten minutes Pat Phe a g was the husband, the legal bus. band of the lowly Lady C. 'That will do.' say. she to her new hos- Wood as he gave 'her a hearty kiss. 'that'll do. Now, sir give me my marriage cer- tificate.' The old gentleman did so, and, bowing respectfully to the fire pound netts ahs gave him, be retired with his clerk: for, sure soeugb, 1 forgot to toll you be was a parson. 'Go and bring me the warden,' says my lady to one of bar ser,aets. 'Yen, my lady,' says she; and p:eseatly the warden appeared 'Will you be good enough,' says Lady C., i0 a voice that would call a bird off a tree, 'will you b. good eosogh to send and fetch me a backeey coach ? i wish to leave this pris on tmm.dut.ly.' 'Your ladyship forgets,' replied he 'that you must pay your forty tbou.aod pounds before I can let you go. '1 am • married woman. You can de - tato my husband but not me.' And she smiled at Phelan, who begun rather to de like the appearance of tbmgs, 'I tell you i am married,' 'Where's your husband.' 'There, sir 7' and she pointed to the as. toaiebieg barber; 'there b• stands.—Iters is my marriage certificate, which you can pe ruse at your leisure. My servants yn0, der aro wrtneesa..ftke ceremony• Now detain me, sir, one instant at your peril. 'The warden was dumb -foundered, and on weirder. Poor Phelan would have spoken, but neither party would let bim The lawyer below was consulted. The result was evident. In ha If a3 hour Lady C. was fro*, sod Pat Phelan, her legiti- mate husband, a prisoner for debt to the a- mouet of forty thousand pounds. W•II, sir, for some time Pat thought he was tea dream..ed the emitters thought they were still wore.• The lolior!g I. day they bold a mating sad tiding b they had being tricked, swore they'd detain poor Pal for ever. But as they well knew that he bad nothing and a,ulde't feel much shame la gong three h the Insolvent Court thy mods the boa of • bad begat n, sad let hiln oat. 'Well, yoe must knew about a week af• ter this Paddy Phelan was setting by his little bre, sed thinking seer the th ngs ha had oven, when as sere as death this pat- inae brought bola a lettere the first he bed. ever raiivnd, which be took our to s farad .f IN o.. Ryan, a fruit seller, betaw yes see, be was an greet band at roadie( writes,. tie decipher fee bias It tie thee. Oo t. Dearerli ea merry Kathie,. O'Relly• Tim lathed the knot a iW 1 1.11.11 sey promise el watisg yoe e•m- fenable for 111e. Dot as yes villa pa 4A sad liberty, weer breathe a Weals/'.4 abet Om passed. Remember yes are is my /acv K y.. Mr Iba Mary. Tbe ewer will be paid te you directly yen Melee* me your marriage certificate. I sed you fifty pouade fur preset expes.ec. Ob ! happy Paddy I D,Ju't be get drrak tbat same sight, and dida't he start next day for Cork, and didn't be many Cathleen, and touch a thon.atot pound 1 By the powers be dad ! And what is more be took • cottage, which perhaps you know, not • buadr.d males from Bruffiu In tbecounly of Limerick; gad fats, he forgot bis drat wife clew ad musty, and never told any one but myself, under a promise of secrecy, tie story of his 'Fleet Marriage.' file remember, as it e a secret, don't tell it to any •o• you see. BIRTH OF A PRINCE. The birth of a young Prince this week has evoked a bunt of loyalty in the news- papers, in the Court Circular, and within the walls of Parliament. Some of the "best possible public instructora" seize the occasion to read long homilies to ltoyalty on th*roper education of children, and lbw unfrortenate career and habits of some of the suns of George the 7 bird are iatro- deced by way of pointing the moral.— Certainly 'mother monarch or two like George the fourth would go far to shake the moaarchial iestitstioos of this country, deep as lh. love of them may be in the oa- tioaal mind. Probably, the eooduct of some of the Royal Princes of the I&.tige0e- rat a may be traced to the extremely feeble character oftheir father. The ince- tal powers of George the Third might hare rendered him a respectable country paleness or farmer; but they were sadly too weak for a throe*. This defect may Ise atoned for where a feeble monarch has the tousle' of wise advisers, but it is fatal to t1• due •earcise of par•etal astbority. Itis fortunate for -the coiatry at the pre- test time, that the Royal Cason is a man ol Talent and eaergy,--one who will cont - r and the respect as well as the affection of his children, while tie Sovereign is really a pattern of domestic virtues. These "are the best grantees for the future of the F oyal family, aid although Primus and F riaeceseea are costly luxuries to'a nation, every nee who respects the Quota as a • ifs sed a mother must rejoice to bear that, as the acconals say, "sic is progressing f avorrahly."-- Wilmser of the 1tA. ltameLuiat.-1', many persons it seems a small thing to sat down and prepare matter for the periodical prase; bat lel those unexperienced witb the pee, and whose brains had sever base trained to eyctematto labour attempt to ferule' ietel Iectsal food and recreation to their fellows and they will soon realize that mental la- bour is t►e most da.truettve to the health of all other tell. Were one to grub the stumps oat of the earth; or to .:ng tb• . ledge hammer twelve hours a day, he would be able to stand- the drudgery with less injury to the body sod soul than half Cie number of boars devoted to mental employmaot, in the way of book or Dews- paper wnpaper Press. Those pithy articles, which constantly appear in the p.riod•c ale of the day, coataietne very:enaace of mud: ter tboeght, and,sucb l.terary patteman as are best in itemizing ars the first whose constitutions are broken down'—[New York Sus. RETRENCHMENT AND REFORM.—"J hare just seen a statement prepared, in answer to an Address, of the results of lion. Dr. Rolph's improvements in, and success- ful administration of the Crown Lands De- partment. It appears that the average pro- duce of the Timber dutiel for the last three years 3:d not exceed £25000. Last year, after allowing for all deductions, including the amount thrown off on acfount of reduc- ed duties,about which Houlton made so much noise, the reveiue will amount to upwards of £E50,000. Tliia increase is chiefly owing to the vigorou and successful efforts of the Commissioner in preventing frauds and evasions of the low. So much fou hoeing an able, honest man at the head of an imfortaut Department. Let the tortes rave, while the people thrive. I)r. Rolpb has saved in his Department alone, enough to pay the salaries and expenses of the en- tire Ministry. --North American. as TORONTO ELECTION. The following is the state of the poll et the Anal close, on :he second day: Ward of St. George 7.2 8 " St. James , 178 93 " St. Lawrence 118 40 " 8r. David 151 61 St John 78 118 " 8t. Andrew 145 77 " 8t. Patrick 91 El Total $ 3 418 • 1 Sbsrwnnd'a msierity • "British Canad'se," a Ibcrw.ed eo rooms paper. says of the spirit in w h the Nauss wail Bond eted. h•p"f lit• thre h.wt woo charaetcr- 'sod by perfect gond hemmer a all the wards with the ex eptio• of St. Jobe s, which Alderaasa Gewalt r.p►ee.sled, and ie wh'cb clog M had a majnnty. Here bus "black• brigade' as he ealieL them, prevented peaeesbl• •leeton froincowing tip. Y.n,e of our meet rapecis►1• fellow citizens were r.selt.d: • •eopl• .f Mr. Sherwood'. ye Inches brnka, mel a strong polies fere was *mammasw to premiss order:' --Leader. Eonwew, —"0 eat it se, dear ! via t ti t p," says tasmma, " 1 110'1 ma, T'a eaters ...ugh." NO, yes, deer eat op what'. /in 'are plate, w flat it weedeot w 1•.i '" hew setas.& a asepsis tie. is ' melting child tea bleed the mete of eaters, aid making them (luta.'• all Deur hue. that dm serape seed int be lest. Presley, emmemy Ilia. NUM DER 15. • Mvansta AT PALL Rlvaa, Mane.—Th. Fall Raver Nowa publishes the followleg aceuuel of Ellen Murphy, by her husband Juha Murphy, by pouring c deSurc said sown bet throat• In fiend like 'uarbarf'y It exceeds anything ..1 Use kind we .ver heard ol Both parties were ad Ircted to habits of tntsuuferance ;—Last S.turday it assess. sbe wile bung abroad tea One til her drunken rambtrrr, the hosband went eat pullout( of her, to bring her home, hav- ing a rope in bas hand. Before vetting out however, he hail procure) half a pint of gin from a woman in the neighborhood, n credo, and drank 0. (laving got his wuf. bums, about eight o'clock, be threw her upon her bail, and, eompull ng lbs o�- /lest daughter to huid her ruuther, he tied the hand, and feet of the lapel together with cords, than tied her to the back bed post with cords, pruceed,oi true) the hand and the feet, ile also passed a rope around her body, them secures her more firmly. Merest/hen he gutted her by tel- ling her that if she would let him ase Iver he would give bar s. lupine. (laving her Ism, he went into the sited, and recur. oed breiging, in some vessel a quantity of memo Lquid, telling hu wile that he would now give her a sup of Ilion. Ile thee et. tempted tis gat the oldest dauchter to administer the used which he had brought from the shed, down her throat. It appears as though he was aware that the liquid would stain and discolor en► article of clothing, but was D oorant of the tact and is supposed to have been sulphuric that it would stain the skin. The liquid given the woman appears .cad. t)n baying this stuff turned down her thruat,the poor woman struggled, and .bowing wens of nausea. Sae was toe 'nosily connoted with the cords, however to free Air•olf, or to do anytueg fur bar relief. The five chtlsree went to bed in ino•h•r bedroom, whale the savage bum. baed stayed about the coach of hie agoes aced dyieg wife—Tbe latter by words or ewes called for water, tclbn, her dough• ter robe was burning up onside. Some water was gives her by one of the daugh- ters. The daughters, it appear., lay in sed most •r all the time, but the eldest two kept not. of their father's operation•. About twelve o'clock, according to i',e arenunt of the girls, be gave his wife wether quantity of Lewd Ina cup, The he called ' tee." It a jn.lg.d to have been a quantity of the act) diluted. The dying woman continued to moan until about three o'clock on SnnJay morning, when as the daughter* state, the 001.0 of bar plaints ceased• It a probable that death occurred at this point of time. The dun baud unhound hu wife stripped the chs Ince, off and put on a clean one. Ile then Iled• The daughters wont to the house of B. F. Wiu.low Esq., and told that their mother lay deal in the house, found the woman dead and in the poeition already described. Tho spectacln presented was a hurrud one. There wag a euhnne of froth from the mouth about an nch high, anti the nil a oo the chin neck and breast, were furrowed with rills of the liquid, which had marked its coerce o'er these parts web crooked, black hoes." --- THE ,JUDICIARV. Eleven members of the Ii saes of Aseenis bl y—to wit. Messrs. Dieted Christie, Amos Wright, William Mantes, Win. Patrick, %V. 11. Me, vett, W. J. Pers uswo, W. L. Mackenzie, Roderick McDonald. John \Vluts, Jur. Hartman and .1. W. Rose have addressed a lei ter to the pre- mier suggesting certain e ian4.a which ougot In their opinion, to Mot* the vas candy in the Court of Common i'leas.— These niggestions are that Ilia bursae of the Common Pleas hiving bcea vinosity superseded by the Co"nay Courts, the Common Pleas ought to be abet/04d, sod that Uro abolition of the Court of C iso, eery be followed by a tnust:reatm of its juarudictton to Dos Qu '-n'. Ii.inch. Mr. Hoicks in reply, atatea that he has submit • led the suggestions of tho a tne0 mem- hers to tho Attorney Goner it of I;,ercr Canada that he (Mr• )1.) does not admit that the cnnblieb'neot of the Court of Cummon Pleas Woe, on the Ju•'ooment oftho■e whose ezperieece brat gnal,8's them to form • e.'rr.cl jitdgenteat iso the .ui'j••ct, an expreestve and unnoces.ary cement:41ton u( the jeducel eyatuii, nor that court has boca auperaodeI any inure than lhe•Court of Qneeh's peach. Ho concludes as follows :— ' TIM abehtiun of the Coort of C.t•Tmon. Pleas week,iovolve an important ebnage in the jodict.l system of Upper Cana It and without by any mean• wishing it to he Understood then they conni nr eat it Pyrite n as eotauacepttble of Im;'r,vmncot,tnc goy• eminent us of opinion that it would be im- noesible for them to mature any estisfac- rury memoirs on the subject dunug the pre, cent se.mom "The Inspector Genesi wo•ild add fur- ther that the tendency ..f pnbhc epiu:on appears to be in f.v,ur .l changes in the system of • leech mire exle,nvu character 'ha n that suggested to ale Cuuonuntca(ton It which he tas now toe bunuur of ra,ply- ing'1—Leader. WROUGHT IRON CAR \VHF.EI..—Since the sad accident which resulted in the death of the sou of Presrlrnt fierce, the mana- gers tit the New -England Itaitrords bare endeavored, if rouble, to remove Ibe en .i slant dao.„.+er of the breakage of ear weretele, and the A'aasters incident on' arch break. ages. We understand That several of nor Railroad Companies are now trying the experiment of ewes wrought -iron wheels, and others have ordered three or four acts, for the purpose of tenting the posaibitity of discarding the cast iron wheels universally nue. The wronght.irna ear -wheels hare cast- iron hub., wrought urns and rms, and the Lomnnr ties ; whereas lite calf -iron wheel% have chilled iron rima. These chilled rims are very bard, and are not very easily worn out, but are very halite In be cracked and broken. '1'M wrnu;ht lis es wear very rapidly, an 1 need to be often rcplarad.— Tbe problem lobe aolce.) is whether, m the lug run, the wrnulht nr Ile east wiser!. are lbs bol ; whether the weer of one kind de or not the tepee.* of renewing the ecaeted and broke%of the other. --Barr' ton Imo -nal. roasibly if that reepeetaMe elate (If 18- .1o/idealsknaveas the Treating Public, eo.Id be allowad to say a word le mart to We setter, they IVA .omit that tbe r LAW RU?W'N1rO 111111,11 SUIMlCR1BLi:Ra wM bc d. net giveimere .alga t. N. es.srery, ran •..eadem.d 18 slakts/ to emstise Mohr anbRrtpeJso if adatnbre ..'tier tbe dieseau ewes of their papers, the p.Nreber say a.etieme to Ned times 011 all area rare are pard. If Subscribers sagkeet or refuel tet tails their -paper a from the ofgee to whkh diet are directed, they an b -Id reeprn..b • VIII they hate settled their Halls, and ordered their papers to b. discontinued. 111 Subscribers ramose to other place., 'without informing the publisher, an I the paper ie seat to the former direction, they are be!J responsible. "problem to be solved" is, Which kind of wheel insures the greater degree of safety to human life i H2.REw GCNEALnc1Es I.4 Tfle f;rot.C. —GENEeta CH. S.—The 1 .cv. I tr. Cutn- ming says, curiously, that -it is a remark- able fact that the narnea which are given in thiscba, ter of meiu,in and epitaphs, when literally ti an -dated (rum the llubrew, cont.tin a prophecy of the g etre) of Christ, endi one conveying a great and blessed truth. "Adam is the first mane, which means, 'man in'the image of t t til ;' Seth, 'substi- tuted by ,' Luna, 'frail man Cainan, 'la- menting; Mahal (feel, 'the hleased God!' Jared, :shall come down ;' Enock, 'tesels' in;,; Melhu'elab, 'bis death shall send ;' Lam,xb,'to the humble;' Noah, 'rut,' or 'consolation.' "It is thus that if you take the whole of the names, and simply in the order in which they are recorded, you bare this trutbatati ed by them: "To man once made in the Image of Goil, now sulaatituteJ by mad frail and full of sorrow, the blessed God himself dell come down to the earth teaching, and bis death shall seed to the humble co.sales tion •' "'[his is just an epitome of Christian- ity." A woman in Sutton, N. II., recently bee came the mother of four live bouncing boys,. at a single birth. At the latest advice* the whole crowd were doing not only "as well as could be expected," but lather better. Toth Kooasar Quseno. Cowrty. To a Pois-r.—It is said that a Ietter bas been received, by one of the p.m's engaged in the settlement of rho claims of the Rev. Elea>Nrr Welham to the throne of Prunes en0 of L ono XVI., from a lady at New Orleans, who ./ata• that she is tho person to whom B.,langer made h•s dying de- clarationin rep red to the Dauphin. Sbe lo well known to Dr. 111wkes htviog been a member of he church when h, was settled in New Orleanr• Mhe states that ee has to hoe pneeesuoe a trunk full of docur.ente reistr.g to this question eo•s'onn,estroms• trout the Royal family ka., which sats the metier entirely at -rest, and proves ibe Rev. Mr. Williams to be the Dauphin heisted cavil. An Agent has boon sent to New Orleans lo °holo possession of the diets - meats. • AN 01( wrTN A WOonaa La.. --A . Pennsylvania farmer had the following mis- fortune hipped to a flee working • e. The salient was grazing neer whore the. farmer wee at work making m fence. The ex stepped into a pesthole and broke bin leg. A. it wig too lean to kill, the Maw consulted a physician who livid close by, end the result was that It was determined to cut off the broken leg—The ox rafnsed feed for one day only after cutting off the leg. .1 wooden leg was substituted to proper liens, and when taro: was finally ktlle.l it presented the Bast beef seen ite the Nils I.lpbia mirkat• ELECTION IN_TELLIGENCZr, One of the the English cootie &magas gives a specimen of what will be .1.0111719 intelligence when the rights of women sea fully rcc'tgnieeJ. Sir Charles Darling (the ladies caadh date) preoented himself on the hustings, amidst a general Waring of hauketcbiefs, and spoke as followi:--- " Ladies and (with a smile) need I any gentlemen? ( litters and 'droll creature!') I think not. Gallantry forbid, my nacos. main; their ecistenre—tn other light than as lbs J. r ,trJ slaves of that divine fret, of whom 1 aon proud to esteem myself the humblest. (('ries of ' 'low nice !') La- dies, then, angels, goodness—('Ott!' frog an c'derly.hachelor, who was removed by the police) --for the thrilling position is which I am pl.Frd, how can I be puEcient- ly crateful to that glorious reform in our electoral system, whiels Ims pertiMly recog- nised the position of lovely woman 1--• (' Partially!' In ■ tone of sarcasm, from a member of Mr. Serewjrrrers committee.) My honorable and gallant friend objects to the adverb. 1 any partially, for by admit. tin; the Ludic% to the franchase with. la tI men, they are but recognised as equals instead of superiors. (Great Sensation.) Vas, ladies, and it shall be my mimed en- deavor, as your repteseitative. (YAP and ' not yet,' from N1 r. Srewdrivir.) My honorable and gallant (need observes', ' Not Yet.' It is true I bare a formidable enemy to conleod wilt• TI. charas of his persons—(sereame, aad ' TI. old ugly fright') --his known politeness, ahn,s el his of dregs—(Aire the hngufeg .sad of kid gloves rendered the speeder issiVdible for a ailment) --compered *eh meth clone. are worthks.--(l Do ti n and' the duck')--estea4Md se further f , a wi ingnesa, 1 .nett say dowari jilt sty, n die in the mem of the fair entitle!', who, i believe I taastbay, bandanaMllM honor to elect me as their edmat ens, \ Ira Yes!) will. the ladles renes \any G'tijr X believe L need not fear then .(. cattle- man Is 'in evened areiwr me. (Ceiep,ie ' %%'e sh,,,ld Lite to sof abets,' 'tM.t spa. Alfred do, ' I am ashamed .f yrta,'$e,) I • thank you, geodesists -0r rather 1 de oat thisk you, gatle -.., rather I do old I yawl i honor pot for your—+tarty I fay oho. &ea t--(• 111i yes r i, a rapt...ai m testi Lem the *swaged ge.tleddiel ter aid, I doe t ase 1aV y..redr. (t treat l relM tiogs.ta thresh.).