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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSemi Weekly Signal, 1863-12-29, Page 3THE . SEMI-WEEILY SIGNAL. Q.1,71in �alxsa• ate' Since. Sunday last we have had some.four or five changes in the weather. • To -day it is freezing nicely. 11e" A SOCIAL TEA MEETING will be held in the Wesleyan Church this evening, Tickets 19.-icts. ` ^ �liliir•On New Years . Eve a Sbcial Meeting wilt take place in the New Con- nexion Church, at which extra attractions •may be expected. Tickets only 12}etS. -THE WONDERFUL BABY.—Babies:. have al. fs,something wonderful, about them,' -at least in the eyes of doting parents.but only -think -..ef an\infant seven months- old that weighs upwards of seventy pounds! The 15abr: to be exhibited -,to morrow- in Mr. .Col lins' - old stand, near the Signal ofice, is simply the biggest and fattest specimen of 'infantile humanity,we,:or, r,erhaps, any' of our readers vier ;laid .eves -upon: ; It i,:weIl worth NEW' STAGE LINE. --Philo White, of Lucknow ever alive_ for newenterprises,': , 1s about: starting a new Stage line between Goderich and Walkerton, to leave the British Exchange, Goderich/every. Tues- ' dayTliiirsday and Saturday at_; S a. m. Returning, to leave Waterson's Hotel, To the Free and Indepen- dent Municipal Elec- tors of the Town of Goderich• GENTLEMEN,.— I beg to intimate -to you that, am a candidate for, the office' of Mayor for the Town of Goderich, and respectfully'splicit your suffrages. Having for several years taken an.;inter- est in Municipal matters, you will be pre- pared—without any lengthened remarks on my part—for a competent decision upon my efficiency to fill the civic chair. I trust, however; you will allow me to state that my highest ambition will be, (if elec. ted) .,to perform the duties of the office to which I aspire in such a manner•ss w 11 not impair the usefulness nor lessen the d gnity of a.position which has been s6 'nobly -sus- taincd by my respected predecessors ;• Life. and health. permitting, I,intend not to retire from the' candidature, but, I wilwait your fair and legally, expressed decision: I' have the honor to be. • Gentlemen, Your most ob-i..servant- Goderich, Dec: 4, 1863.' sw27 Walkerton,- rS 'Monday, -.Wednesday -: - and Friday ail o'clock, a. m.- Through fare,- $1.50. ; Beware of- the bottomless -Kinloss mud -holes, Philat Destructive Fire. Welesru with eitreme regret et ;thatthe Woolen ands CardtngMills of Wm. H'all,'. Esq., Bayfield, were burned to the ground „°thislmorning. How the fire 'originated; we have noty et heard. For friend Hall's sake: we hope his valuable buildings were insured. It such Was not the case the. loss -will" be a very serious one.. BRUCE COUNTY -BUILDINGS. • A very stormy'meeting of the Provi- signal -Council'. was held at Kincardine :on the 21st inst_ - .The contract for the erec tion of the County.buildings at Walkerton - was .produeed, ,but the Warden, _Mr. Gi,1 lies, refused to`'sign it. ' The Council thed passed a motion: of want of confidence in the. refractory Warden,when' he refused to Ieave: the ohair'until he -was removed :by force: or legal process, .' Next morning the council elected Mr. John McLay .Chair- man for the remainder of_the year, and authorized -him to sign' the contract which was done on the spot, • 'Whether Mr. Gd - lies thinks himself stili the Warden: we do not, know, and we are equally uncertain as. 'to whether he contemplates taking legal. steps in the matter. ' -We think, when he was.instructe&by a majority of the Board. to do so, he shoirld_have -si;nedthe docu- ment,:`leavmg-'the "Council to bear the weight of any 'responsibility that might attach to the -act:: An eye -witness describes: the recentmeeting as a climax to ,all the acmes: enacted by . the; Pro.?>Council of Bruce since the ontset of_its extraordinary career. - MUNI(I1,AL ELEt,TION. The. electors of the town are'doubtiess 'awarethat the: election' for 3layor and Town Councillors conimences on Monday next, the 4th January, at, 10 o'clock, a.m.. There will, we believe. be 'a I,rttle 'excite:. ment in some of the wards; with regard .to councillors_ ' The following are the, candi- dates spoken. of:. St. -Gegrge sward. -T- B. VanEvery, Wm. Seymour, A- Smith,, Dr, _McDouggall' and H.. McDermott, St. Andrew's. -Geo. Rnniball George Coxf John Long worth,. Geo. Parsons and Wm. -Leonard, who has issued an address, in which he styles himself the working men's "candidate. • We are afraid the -taorbt men. --"'can'tsee it in that'l "', 7r9 - light."' St. ` David's,—Roble `'Gibbons; ' John Stewart, E. R. Owen,: Wm. Wallace,..„ E. Clifford. and C. Crabb. Sk P•atrick's.—H. Horton , R. •Rnnci man; • M C. `-:Cameron. Gloiions old 'St: Patrick's generally makes up. its: -mind without any -trouble. We hope the electors will make a judic- ions choice of representatives: School Examination,_ Hallett • The -e regular_ quarterlyzaminatron. of the ; school: in Section No. 4; Hullett, took place oa Thnrsday, the,:24t1i day of Decem'r ce ,I863; do the: resence_' the • orf trustees presence: :... tees grid `a large ,number of other visitors, who all seemed to take a lively interest in the proceedings. The Teacher, Mr.; Lawrence; (who i9 about to re- tire on account of his �PP being a ointed to .take ar cbarge''ofthe school in Section No. 6, Town- ' ahip of Goderich) undoubtedly deserves the highest praise for the efforts he has made for the adiaacement'of the school during thelast. cinarter Ten- dollars'. worth of prizes and rewards cards were distributedon the occasion - according to certain marksgranted hi the teacher at the close of every exercisedaring - the quarter, and Mr. Lawrence wairespresented with a handsome Bible -by the scholars; as a Mark 'ofthe esteem'in which`he Is held.:; • We have noroom for the addresses. "corres ndent: oht'west pg, westsays y dirt d ha wast'eMntly ata- railroad .'station where a sergeant Im dn7` n 9 a company of rate" re. ' ctvits. While giving the word of .comtnaud' the train started,•and just afterward a:-dand Iookmgchap arrived in time: toy see the cars "...off- which he wished to go. At this mo- ment•the-sergeant was shouting to his' men,. •Lertlleftf ftlr .The fellow f ow looked around is big dudgeon,' and cried out, t If 1 em left I tsd whip -the hest man. amorigyou.' " The drill wnass' merry one for some time after this chalteese Ginimit s, 3rd- Dec. 71863. To, JAMES WATSON, Esq. _ sin,_l_ We notice in the Signo1 that our respected Mayor has determined not again to beconie-a candidate for the honorsof -the Civic Chair at the forthcoming Election • 'You era • an old settler.. and have. done much.' to _improve our : town,'. and, feeling. confident that you are in every way competent to fill the Mayor's Chair,we respectfully ask you to allowyourself: to be put in nomination. £o the same, and' in the event of your doing s;o we assure yon, we shall use every fair- and honorable means to secure your election. - Weare • :,Sir, Yours, respectfully, Win'. E. Grace, - ' George:; Cattle, Geo. H.` Parsons, David 3fcAllister, \G. N. Davis, '"James Watson, A. Lefroy, - „Vane E. Leonard. J:43. -Gordon, Robert Parkes. RobertDonogh. J. J. Wright, D. Shade Gooding, T.Mackie,. Tho. It\D irk, Edwin RobtOwen, _ R. W. Wallace, • John Haldan, Jr., George Hobson, : =H. Colerick, A. M. Poly, Johnitrophy, E. liosker :\ , , - Donald Cummings, Neil 11cKmnon Thomas. N. Dancer ', SamuelPentlandThomatKneeshaw,; -'- John Henry; - Robert :McKay, John Mitchell, b rancis Fergeson, William Wallace,. James Donaldson', Thos. Dark, Ed. Clifford, D. Mcinnes, Jr.,, Robert Sturgeon, Richard'Bonhomey;;Bartjt'w.Seymour, r., John McDoaald, i! Sava e. Thomas Dixon, ' JacobSeegMtller, Jr., rhos. W. Saunders, J. Healer. ,Matthew Nfatthewson„A Leturge, Richard. Harris, George Vidian, "George Bates, ', Thos. Rutson, , 4lichael Comask, Jas. Collins, Wm. -Slight, • John Hilliard, Robert McLean, Jas. McFarlane, -John Vidian, :John Porter. Lewis Elliot, - Win. McOate; Richard: Finn, - Denis McCarty. Abraham Wilson,- -` Ed. Shannon, Peter Gillies, • Mat. M. Weatherall, Elijah Moore, Robert Booth,. Libert Chandler, • James Madison, -Willia,n;foss, Wcn Andrews, John Mitchell, Gabriel Lewis, 'William -Gibbons, ' Jobe ,Butler, George Jessop, :. Fred. Clarke,' Alfred Collins, Samuel Furse, Peter'O.`Roroke, : ' :3- W. Giff, Philip Chidley, - .Donald 3teDonald, M. 3. Wright, ' :`WilliamRobertson, William Milli, D. C. McKay .•t. Donogh, George Swanson, ;;t Richard'Fourby, Richard Uglow, , Frederick' Mann, Samuel Colerick, , Chas. Horton, 'H. fiddler, Kenneth McLeod, David Forsyth, Edwtird Hutton, Henry_Colosley, 'James Bissett, , .. John Barnes, •Charles-Widder,' James Saunders, Thomas Coralierd. .r - William William Moss: - -. L-Z.EPLY:.> (ronzurcE,, 4th Dec,, -1863. GrirrtsNLEr, . In compliance withthe above requisi- tion Ibeg to offer myself asa candidate for - the Mayoralty of the town of Goderich, and; pledge myself,' if elected, to endeavor to 'dis charge the duties of the office to the best' of toy- ability:'; Thanking' you, ,gentlemen, for the coni-' dence you seem to repose in toe, I remain, -'Yours, faithfully, ,w27 'JAMES WATSON. { LAND SALE I Under Power of Salein Mortgage.. Y VIRTUE OF A POWER' `OF SALE contaitiedin s.Mortgage -.made by Daniel Healy, of the Town of Goderich;of the first `part; Maria Healy.. his wife, of f: the second part and Joseph Haar, of the tame place, Esquire, of the third part; '(default having been made in the due payment thereof,) will Thursday'the 7th day of JAN., A. D.,"184,12 o'clock noon, at the Anchors Mart'of MESSRS:. SMAILL AND THOMSON1 Kingston Street, Goderich• ,. that. say. Lot. . Tae folloringproperty , ,is to y. 2, .in the Goderich Office•Reserve, contatmng;20 perches'ofLand, more or less. Terms CASH, Deed under power ot Sale CAMERON ' dc. ELWOOD, a N Solicitors for Mortgagee •: a 48-t 'WANTED•-imrdrimATEL.Y� is 'do TTH t en M ::GOOD BLACKS , 8 yob works; Mast be agood hitad athotae- ehoetog. Apply, ifiby letter, postpaid, to`, h' °.-PATEBSUN BROTHERS.., -Kincaidine,;Deg 21,.:1863. sir33-2j• To the Municipal Elec- : 1 tors of Goderich. Town Town of FRESHTEAS EX. ``LILY !''1 GENTt.E\lEN,- As the time isnow rapidly approaching whenyouu will be called upon to nominate Candidates forthe office of Mayor of 'the town of Goderici for the ensuing year and as.I dp not intend to- " eater the ]ists in the coming contest; I take this mode of intimating such -my -intention, in order that -abundant op- portunity may be a0brded you, in .making a selection worthy of yoursefses and worthy. of the high bonor that awaits the successful competitor. ' . Four years. ago, after a keen and spirited. contest,.Te lionois of 'tlie' M=ayoralty fail to' my kit. On three subsequent occasions, you.,., gentlemen 'kiHdly andwithout solicitation, uewed the confidence then retiosed in: MO, Th6s; for a period of four years, I have; thro': )our suffrages oeupied the bighest ofnce in the gift of the merucipal electors; and during that Period, ny tae assistance and co operation; of those associated with me at the Board, I trust I have been. to "so.tne' small degree, strumeutal in advancing the materia\prosper it; of. the Tows, and in sustanuno'the honor and dignity of -the position you placed me in. Ia, now retiring, from the field of municipal politics,: permit me, gentlemen, tothankyou very sincerely and very cordially for the many, and special marks of your' confidence' ani!' consideration extended to me durnig the four years that Lhave occupied the "CivicChair.' I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, , Your humble, :obed t serv't,. M. C. CAMERON. Godench,30th\ov,.1863, sw26 H GIFTS HOLIDAY . V - AND Chr1S r t as Presents -&t the. 'Signal' .Office.; Toys & ToyBooks • kt the 'Sr nsl`'Office EXQZ.7ISITE .'-. PRESENTATION BOOKS ?: Handsomely bound, • - At tbe''Si oar Office. L OI. TI) V(UJ..L31111..S For 1863, '62.;'61 -`rind '60.`': PRICE : '1. 5% „it the SIGNAL' Office, Book it Stationary Store Dec ber 32nd, 1,63, ' , w46 . JO1111 FAIR & CO., wttr saoay, On SATURDAY, the : 17th .Instant; A. CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF PARIS &i: LONDON' BONNETS, Goderich, i61b Oct.. 1863. swl STRAY 'STEER. C131E' iii. ratothe premises'-ot the subscriber,` April last, a Steer rising three years--old:— The ears-old=The owner is requested .to prove property, pay' charges -and take hitn away. SAMUEL FISHER,• Lot.con.2.Colborne- -Godeneh, Dec.' 6th 1663.< w451,3t,• - NOTICE CE . "_ TS hereby 'given that parties who have pure • 4 chased .Lauds from the subscriber, and who are in arrear, are requested to pay the same. on or before the FIST DAY OF 11fARCH, ';:1864.= • WILLIAM•' HAWKINS. Toronto, lith Dec., 1863: w47.6t • Sheriff 's Sale of Lands. '• To wi:` United Counties of Y virtue'ole Writ'of Fien Huron:. and Bruce„ $Facias issued out. of Her. � B1 ' y a este s: CouhLy•- Court.:� of 4: J y the United.Coim;tes'•ot Yi,,rk.. geld. Peel and to me direc-ed against tbe Lands and tenements 01 Patrick. -Free) Defendant; , ar the suit ofEdward Heyden,PlarniiW, 1: have seiien and taken at •bxecut,on alt the' ri ht, title and' interest otrthe said ddendant in and to Lot Number Six, in :the. First Concession North of the Central.Diagonal, In the township:: of 4 mnbel.aod"County of Bruee; which lands and tenements !shall oiler for sale at thee in, the Court house, in the :town g,1 Goderich, on Tuesday, the Fifth day of ,Jain.. dry next, at the :hour ot- Twelve of the clock.. noon.:.. .. JOHN MACDONALD, Shenff, H;,S B. By S,. Poisons-, Deputy Shentt s Shertff's Office, Goderteh, • 3rd October.. 1363- CC w37 ,SHER.IFF'S-S&LE'OF LAND United: Counnes of;) 11Y virtue of two writs of Huron and Lruce;.}'17 Fenthitoni Exponasand: To Wit:' FieriFacias_ issuad '.out Her.. Majesty's . County ' Court o f :' the United •:Counties of. Huron andBruce;;, and to me directed against the Lands and tenemeatsol Solomon Boners, ;atthe suits of Murdock;Gordon, Executor of the last will and estamentot Donald- Gordon, deceased: Wiliam .Rhenwiek, John Gairdner and Robert IT, Gairdner, .Executors ot,. the lestwilland testament otThomad'Gairdner, deceased,' and Alexander Cattierun, I have seized. and takea:in-Execution a6rthetight,•title' and in- terest -of the said defendant in'and•to Lot Number "Two, Range l,in thetownshtpofStan leyandcoun- ty of Huron'contain'ing'ten aeren, inure or less;. which_landsand'tenements I shall offerfor sale at. my otsge in the Court Housetn: the town of Code- nuh, •oa Tuesday ..the : Fifth. day of January next, at the, hour o ::Twelve•of she. clock;noon, -JOHN MACDONALD, . - Shenf lits,B: POLLoca, Deputy Sherif: Sh rift'a Office,(Sodench S '-'-:16th Dec � 9563 yr47 ". Sheriffrs Sale of Lando United Counties of ``1,Y virtue of ;a,:writ of Haien and Bruce,. I) Fier'.Factasissued"out Ta 'Arty:. of • :Her 'Ma-e>t ' .sConitof J .caul_ G.ommon:Pleas,andto„me directed agaiasithe lands.tuid-,Th tenements ofomas;Bilkie at the suit m"on- of •SiNcalson,'1' have• seized and tukenin Ex. ecution-all the right. title Sid -.interest oftte said Thomas Biline ia and to Lot'°Niumber Twenty tnthe first Coa three F cewoaol,the lowrtshipot Brant itt the CountyyofBruce, containing,: Fifty ac oflan,l inomorless res wh rch anilsa t 1 ad one-. meats`! shall ofer for.sale at myoffcein the Court douse lathe Town of (wdencni on Tuesday- the, Nineteenth day ofJanuaty Reit; at the hour of Twelve of the clod.,:.r`oon. - JOE, MACDONALD, Sheriff; H,.4li •. By $ _Potsocr, Deputy Sheriff. r Slieri thlice tiioderreb,4 _ 13th Ohl., 1f063. i:, w5 PURCHASED AT THE GREAT CARGO O SALE I N I� .,. ONTREAL HE SUBSCRIBERS offer for Sale the �. Contents of over vereighty -packages FeshTeas'purchased foq us and, selectedwgreat carebyGEOROEKExR, Esq., now for oi•er:thirty 'yearsin the trade and; who, 'wes ak;advisedl ,"as a judge of'Teas, whether`as=r rds• make, ' • as . y J - i tb'? ,,. quality,or value•, has perhaps no'superior in ,'Western Canada:' •- e Base our Clauns'to PuU1ic Favor FOR SALE OF 'OCR TEAS 'UPON flG, FIRSTLY' c These Teas have been parch :id at `confessed) the best: Market, viz :First band � holders ,]:and upon the best yt rte; rms offered{ to the Canadian Merchants: _ COND::LY• These Teas have been se ected bya' rson of great experience, Pe, o p without costing the Subscribers. onecent for ex use attending sale, commission, or else, [freight only ecceted: P ] 1 H IR D LYI: . . These Teas being -imported direct from the Celestial Empire to Montreal, all: danger of adulteration vanishes, for' whatever -the qualitywhen it left ,.China, it -remains the JOHN FAIR&C -HAVE JUS O T pENED A•I• - A590 LONDON MANT'J PATF,TOTS &JACKETS, NEXT IN' ALL THE NEW,SHAPES;! THEY HIVE ALSO ON HAND.A MAGNIFICENT STOC l&NeA5.cti. -From ah elt they will Make to (b -der. in ain URTHLY ' In view. of our determin�on 'f u . p. an an exclusively cash business, it is l ' .manifestly to our advantage Ito;be�as building reasonable in our charges as possible;;"therefore. W.E CANNOT NOE WILLW , E BE'UND !;. ,.� .. ,-: ER,SOLD ,. r. Goderich, 20th Noy. (SO.; - a WE :HAVE iJCSr RECEIVED A FRESH'. LOT.; :0 - -r FRUITS NUTS; SU,rAR 'PICKLES P C]fiLES ,AND; :SAUCES, with a general assortment ofl Groceries'of the best quality, which will be sold` at very reasonable :prices & Co. • -.Goderich..20th Nov 1863.1: Goderich, 6th Oct., 1863• ... JOHN GALT, ` Itercatry OtSce,'.Godench,• -- vein, 5th: . 1363. dd- -o &: w41-3m$q NEW,BOOKS ADDEY's-LIFE OFI STONEWALL' JACKSON! TILE SO U THEM WAR," -N BY FEL LARD, toy Richmond. AT BUTLER'S. 1dZ.ACa•- - I Vis. Godes s, _Leslie's, and Peterson's,, for Octofier, all received AT BUTTER'S.. ' ARRA Me chan t Tailor. Fr1cRTCFT SBVARE, ODEEICH Basi ust received a large and•well-assort- ': ed stuck; of ';-`3A FALL: 4, WINTER a:00]D ' And a varfetv,otjranev Articles, such aqui Shirts, Collars Neckties Caps, Which he is -prepared ,„to aell'::Chea for ' Cash. ` Epoderich, Sept. 1S, 1663. yr I2 CJSfe:�i", r. CONVEYANCIlITG:1 THE U1\DER.ICIvED will draw deed, an'morc,nice. and attend to the properesti ruiioa offhe.�ain ready -for ree trtration, at 1 following rater, viz:: .. Mortgag0'. .: $131) Other docuinentsat equally low figures. I]:EN RY C- E 1,ST. DEPARTMENTAL ANT Parliamentary r RAYSACTS BUSINESS- WITH THE ".-L Crown Lands and other Govemment..1)e- pparunonta Takes out Patents:- for inventions.— Drafts and takes ehorze ofPrivnte siiiis gring_the Session;, ,¢c Vie:; '&c.; for. Partes; restdms in taper Canada. or elsewhere. iw105 MONEY TO: .LOAN .1.1.Tut: •,er'ezril interesyon productive ; FARM PROP ERTY..Apply to -S. 8'.•LGHN. Barrister, TET,oront•o. Tonto 2Lth Nov n a , 1863 VANKO.�,- w;44 -4e' t,•� :arket Square, Goderich. THE SC'r BS RIB TER- ST ........,OCR R II:S JUST RECEIVED•'HIS F GROCERIES SLIQDORS ,. $:ct bought at lb BL •.'^ S!' , 111ARXE7S coMprising From 5Octs.: TOBACCO -a dull SSol`t1Y1.eni From 15ets. V . Rio, Java, Lagnira and Ceylon, . Fresh, Roasted and Ground. In rte Farmers Mechanics the Ladies • ..andall • ,sons. ,. t > insearch of : bargains, to call and Inmpect their- very large .stock of FALL and WIN a 1111 • Cottons, U r. d re -ss Goods, Mantles, Shaws, Ladies' Hats LUCK of �0 S :nil.<<Shoes d: Rea Made y Clothing lid FRlu I'r:5 c j .. ,j M. R's Iaco'rsrSultana and Va leotia Raisins / Patras Currants,Fi •,Prn gas, kc. NUTS : b. S. Almonds, Filberts, Brazil and new English Walnuts.. Hetinesy's, Martell.'s, Jules. Robin & Co., and =Rennault's.Brandies. in Wood and Bottle, San deman's old' Port, Duff Gordon`s land Pemartin's„Sherries, :DeKnyper'8, Holland's:'anrl Booth's'OId Tom Gin,: Old Jamaia Rum, Scotch, I ' h"tnd other Whiskies, Ginger ;Yin L0 HFINE - ,HERRING GIN KEGS GS Mackerel 1. Mackerel in kit Table Cod Ftsh "'&c. Sauces'' Spices. Lobsters ` and Salmon , , t in cans; Sardines, &c. Everything m , A �T- MIL . ; GROCER Kept and ¶old at the LO WbST PRICE E HIGHEST PRICE -: PAID I: rv. CASH FOR_ U AN I�Y OF. SHEEPSKINS. Age ntfor LABATT'S London Ale and Porter. ' GODERICH, DCcelnbeY 0 0 R' - C' 0''PY 18th,- s6� MEd EI'I;;nl 4- O`F 1- VSINESS. GLASS �'` AT agars, Teas, '1'obaceos, (toffees, Rices, . :3 i Pces - P ants Oils •Their Stock. of DRY -GOODS 7111 be found very complete; and larger than any heretofore imported :The DRESS GOODS areworthy'oi •special attention (�' Having purchased a large lot of TOBAT CO, they are enabled to sella good article at goers per pound:. The b':,' s su senbeTs'�ul_h thus.,eari •to;int-im te .that , , y a all Notes and ` A counts ,are expected'"a`be If�=, nob ii 1 ".410 1 pa p,•, al-r;fin full. `To -abstain'” ,.�. a - , : , - ,., :, 'for - .: , _ .,. sell -for' small profits, _ they. are _ com- pelled their credit;and to.enable•ahem,.to , pelled to insist on immediate payrlient. ' \ JOHN V. DETLOB, & GODEIiiCH, 25th -Sept:, 1863., \ wi2 ”-BA;VE '8EMOFED TO THE .-;. Store formerly, occu red by Twomey&':Blas PARS.OX$' Wham, nadditi ntonsual'fiea b,su Ply of r rthey �'*• on andalar estocb of U L' reddirecy from on theol eat, imdmostrelabl e o nses7n 1 saoxr Scotland,.• V iC IVF 7► i.0'l O �': BPR I S- O 'EAS..- C FFE TOBA . ,.. ... " • ., _titch t . . he o r: at qE .low.,rices:- ALso INT E fSi , ,..A41St*idL I Q►17, ;a11.f it tv39 Far Me Ical and Family use. GODERICH, April 9, 1863• ` wnl: tgibl1y'