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The Greatest Possible Good to the Greatest Possible Number."
• I.o,I•arlR ANN tWg rSI CHS.
gu.ou.aTKM') P' ARe
DAY
ONTARIO, D. C.; THURS,_ APRIL 21; 1870.
t7lOUERICH,
Business lDiucto a •asineeg Wirectolc1t . --
staid Bait
NOW IS Y011% CHIIIfCS
EDWARD SHARMAN,
URIOKLAY 1:It.
PLASTERER AND SLATER,
Q rl ld. ontlou« W du Gar wort In the:bore breed..
/, ••.. reas.raW roma whltowuhmg and Jot.
teem .t idetee w prompt -V. P ,U.. e.utdieg through
t.,.,„.0r.bo deem W putty • Mwln.tenslal
• .C:,.v..rtr.g wo.W do well to eurees,.led with the
d Ise. tear Hors.. ....red with
Mlatty, sea they will Id them .himpr use buy
Mar .,oe 1. th..■4.
'..!anon IoW Much, I$70. weds
S. R. M'I)OUOAI.I.,
PRACTICAL VETEt1NABY 8 U R-
uses, Codench. Videti l j Medi -
ilium always on hand•
Lit be 1. Laughonor. every Wedasiy, Gad .t
Leek.. •eery Tburadu tad roomy:
Horse .anstaed « w ao.odsw.1.
--,� - Nie -'Lr.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
F. It. MANN,
Nouse Sign & Carriage Mater.
1jV►:,Ixxs TO AOQU AIN? TUE PUBLIC THAT
IJ 1.. M. Wad op a shop os North .trot rat. the
W,.l•l.. lieshodae March, with vanish room at-
uhot .hen he la prepared to aft all seder. promptly,
J at mineable Tke.ktal fort. patrw..m.
or On last T y..n warns • ntnt10urre of the .ata.
Now is the tine to Paint your Cutters,
Sleighs, and Carriages.
se .,.revs from cocoas" Carriage shops 4te040.1 to
. 0. •oapD4
ssaasd
eedwllh. w.•, . f, tar
I'1 Ely
Prices to Salt the Moto 1
Photographs reduced to $1.O3 per Doz.,
..a 75c1.. P11 HAL/ Dol'bi.
i.arge Photograph Eednoed in
,Proportion.
Also wi!t make the largest Photographs a aim t. 0oder-
k, eery deep Purcal.t. ,!dare. (res use d.t1..
apwudset
D. CAMPBELL'S
Ph,rtoBraph Oratory.
& Worlrh. Ott. 19th. INC w77
REMOVAL.
60at0a. eft. EURO`.
JOHN PRANG, _ - Proprietor.
Thl. 4one 1. 111.4 ap oven eaNale ee for
U. Dominos rehab,
use/ nl.M,e...4 prompt atteada..
rehab+, lar. tis. .1 tf
MRS. DAYS' HOTEL
WR0XETER.
oY the direct road from Seafortb to
Netherton. Every necessary sego=
modation for the travelling puhl.e.
HANNAH DAYS.
Wrotetwr.F-or.`. 19AT. w4
COLBORNE MOTE!.,
CODERICH.
E. MARTIN & SON.
flood Accommodations. _£i$e Stable
Room.
This is admitted to be a First class
ALEX. WALLACE,
AND JEWELEE,
war stun,
as:le211-i c ea*
11 .enhar ha:me ,rs.fewd lathe Store lately1. e. aM
• Med W A Mayes.* ween Omen. woos* the
Pam 4.-e, rile w thank W needs mod tar pd e
or the !Astral .+pp..t wwheat thee aa.. ethereal
4.10 t..4. last b vows. ..1 bap to use. arm .had
prstmrte ►n r�n
w. Orlyrtsd tollbe to .uppoly ti
Watches Clocks and Jewelery
Well
PL.ITT'S PATENT EVAPORATOR,
which will goo sow( town or. the parva«r, ..,d a. ..t
..wt W bran d,r.. N myself, ee.Wm.ra may deemed
Do .rota n .ell ea. toe
mr ,\ fool ar.nmeal .J Gold ...d Paled J..elry
were. Malts • e , a. oy m Marl
ALEX WALLACE.
0•Mnst Oct. Nth ism. vie
TWO FARMS for SALE
rem em tee .err•alible PARIS la t. Tose
r ship of Ooderich. Por particulars1.1dy to
400440. SHAW, Han.e Alen!
,O.deelrt t.W:p THE
T,.,etw NA. 1060.
The undersigned is prepared to
FURNISH No. 1 S4LT,
1.
AIM QUAHTITW AT TM
Z.oweeot Yrice,
FROM THE ABOVE WELL..
N. DaiTLOIM•
Oodericb, August 3rd, 1869. w77
PHOTOGRAPHS
*1.00 Per Dozen.
WASHING MACHINE 1
A PERFECT CEM.
Priceonly 02.00 each
A
Tai .V.acRIRCRS 0110111101101111rot SALE '•
tittle woederm t4. Washing „actor ion. pal«t-
.d Gad e,aafm:tund by lar«I [Imre. at N ood.tu. k
It 1a the cheapoet .n..L over 'sheeted . cour el
sabot to say ood.m.ry womb -ab ere he •.hooted by
,t,tsp tomtit sillier light o heavy .o°4 : washes
re�'ptdiy sed .m.:l«uy •• more . the he molly
,ese►iar • sad does tosslaur7
lose. sham army . dry. H grained. .. r.e.iar
Witat•r. Tahoe print or Pao Wimp It walla the
row 11 of say folly. With ..y Itouek. 11*, ass do
w awa.isr wito.t anon Bottles .or. thuds to
ea scaly hut.
Cal and See the Machine
AT ROBINSON & YATES'
M.rk.t 0 Mn
eeewMh. lath De .. loud.
ie FREDERICK,
WATCIIMAER, JEWELER, dlc..
:,�w'rwAX,4 1111 f ta w -
Near the Post Office.
fALTDOZENFIWM BACK NEO ATiVE
51 cents, postage free. One dosen from
back negative 87 c.ois,yostag• fun, to an,
address.
1t' ParticularAtlention paid toCopy-
ing old Ambrotypes.
For either large or email pilougrapbs. Tb•
subscriber in returning thanks for the literal
pslrobagr heretofore emended to him,
would just say that be ha made such im-
provements in his gallery u will merit • sou.
theenoee of the same.
CIS' 1 Great Redaction ea
Large Photographs.
E. L. JOHNSON.
Goderich. Oct. 26. 1869. w44if.
auction dt Commission. Oldest Establishment in Towel
GODERICH ACLIN'TON�
Ent abliash ed 1MC 2.
`ALG: ;(2=11:..71:: P rt. v a Co.Mnek
J aero Cllsloe wary Wed-
■esd�y.
fgoam•adre■eud mo Pmptrty Ie r immediate'
moo and prompt b
pl relns made.
Perm Stark end .cher ,els immensely slimed-'
1....e 1ork INTO. NWtf
cermamere(.In.Iet taltenetic.vir
zgiigh
rofrlr HICKS, Proprietor. This is tb
J I arge.'.■d be.tCNntry 11.1.1 to Wearer
Canada. •nd emerges 16 moderate •• hey Here
j1A rl{ wart' Slogs
oogue earl Carriages• rN reWag .for
.
1 toot..! Settees 14,E
w
6.M.TKU EISA N'S Aortas AWL Markmt ware.
Sludeneh
MARTIN AMA1TN
'het he a tiN able W .d for cath, at the
omelet nab,
iLL KINDS OR FURNITURE,
At his shop on Ringwon 71n.t, oppowt. tM
Hate Hoed. tloder.eh. thea ala ■ eel.
0..alem8.0e1.8. 1116.. 'senor,.
)VOL. XX11I.-NO ]S
THE RR, RIVER DELEGATES 1 WWI and ka" great opiniun of his
abilities, regarding Donohoe aatbe clever
AT OTTAWA. er rascal. The latter is an atueed Fenix
_ and etercuw tough influent• among the
rebels. Ross, they speak of almost with
&Attempt. as beim; held in respect by no-
body. lineage, the former president, is
MEW DEMANDS, represented aes sen of mediocre teleut
- _ and comparatively niudent+ •.ens. They
Henry, THE RBIEL UIL.OATU Pau1INT cuufirm the report id Riede anxiety to
POLICE PRECAUTIONS.
AT THt LOYAL 8.'orYS Mogwst.
(Ni . perial Telegraph to the Otuhe )
OTT Aw8, Are1L I1.
Col. de dalaberry, une of the Goren -
aunt Commtrioners to Red River; Father
Richot and Mr. Alfred Scott, rebel dele-
gates, arrived today, by way of Ogdena-
bnrgh. They.lere met at the frontier by
Meta DtcMicken, Chief of the detective
force, and some of his weu, and accos,-
panied into Ottawa.
O. arriving here,Father Rich et proceed-
ed to the Bishop's Palter, where he will
rennin dunug his stay.
Mr. Scott went to the Albion hotel, and
Col. de Saaberry to the Ruesel.House.
In conrervallon with Mr. Scutt this e,en-
ing, &t the Albion, he stated that he had
never Intended to come through Western
Canada. Although the fesliog man strang-
er than he expected to and it, he expected
the 'Government would meet him and
Father Richot. He had credentials' from
ability than Riel. He declined to state
directly what he was instructed to ask; but
1TiYTrtesritrit-btitight. thmt had been
prepared by the Council after the ruing of
the English party. It was stronger than
the first Bill of Rights,because the Engles%
party had used deception on accepting the
first Bill of R,ghtr, and after receiving his
orders, he said they asked that a railway
should be built from Fort Garry to Fort
William.
Although whet he was directed to uk of
the Government was known -Mr the French
at Red River, he must decline to make it
aOt MOOT ZUIIIC TU LLT T'O�tlw�.
Al dee. Iamb N the potpiedeist O Ake the
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