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GODE1ICHIC.W.3 TUESDAY. JUNE 21, 1864
VOL. 2. --NO 83.
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coNN-Ey- DuE5inc JOivectort).
aNci.R.•.„‘. • (11•••, ovf•r the Store or
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1),•' r and Queen Street, --
ineard..
j ,lioderwb A.Sitzsw,Kin:Ardine. ) p -Lr
12:23 ,GS, DRUGS !
&t rc-1iitn & Dermot.
IZA.RRIS ATTORNEVS-.lT LAW.
kJ Notaries Pubt,-, , West Street. i
eh.
.101111 13k11. -1,40n.
A T FORN'El" F I, \V, 11,1l'IT011. IN
\ Nice. Market Square,
Corner ot Street, Goderich. 9:42
I.efroy S.; 1 torson.
R.A.IIIIISTERS4, AT rOlINEYS-AT-LAW,
L_) N ar. ea , v even ce ,t; . 0,5cr \le-
(ay's corner, West Street, (1,-K1t-rich. 9:42
.1ulln 13. C1._>1don.
TT)RNTEY-AT-LAW, SOLICITOR IN
Ctiam•erv. co•oao-aacer,
&co .'.er eh, caead.i. ortice-on
he South side of We< Street, third door from the
Court -House Squat e.
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A TTORNeeY-AT-I..1W, S'OLICIT011 IN
Chain-erv, No! Iry Pu',..bl,e,Colveyam'er,&e,
Goderch, C. W. -0,6,-e, South side of East sit.:
e doors from Mr. Dark's Hotel. vl3n29
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SlItatio aroodin^,
TTOes.NEY. soLtetroR, See. Gon E-
11. a icit,C. W. --Ot•F.cs : 1p Stairs Watson's
Block, West ist. ; entrance First Door west vl
Gasgow 'louse.
11...)bert
BATIRISTE.11. AT FORNEY, CONVEY-
ANCER., Solicitor in Chancery, Notary Pub -
c. oFFicz-in Crabb's .Ne‘v Block, Goderieh,
C. W. wli-t!.r$q
.J.A....11 S
ARCHITECT,
DLAN3 ANI) tt.i1F1CATON.; of Budd -
l• logs, Nr.c., got up in a neat and correct style.
°ace at tlitl Huron Auction Mart, King
on Street, Croderich. Lsw v1u1y1y
VANEVEItY & RUMEALL,
Forwarders, Commission Merchants
teeetie.Rec erEiteit 110 AT &QUITS, -
CU -s-ro3x i.-101,7SM .131-zO1rt-S
DEALERS IN
Flour,Salt, Pak,Whisky,Coa1,Lumb'r8TX
HaAor quay. Godertch.C.
TWIS. 13. V.A.N.E.v•k.nv ,rao.111:Nostu.t.
'117 IT NE A. -N
-LAND ACENT.
Drtrket Square, Gpderieh.
•attends CLINTON eVA-11/ Wednesday,from 11 torn
o pore. 81i10
Land Sorip for Sale,
LIZERA.L.PREelIU,XI GIVEee
ptvn hzcbctaii ee made to the Grown
LeadeDepiretmenefir Land Scrip. See cael in
anether column. • - •
• • HENRY GRIST;
Qtrebec.
.,v4bsty27.
Cfoderiele. 13„:e 18152
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50 Acres of lipd
1,4`59it said on Lake 1ti1 Bast and North Boultda.ry
_12 the Township of tlav. 35 acres cleared and- a good'
frame dAVelliog efectedihercon, svell.ituated for a
tas;ern -.land. For fanIter particulars app11,- to
•---G. GRA:I:CA.3f •
avfield P. 6.
Marc 16:ti. t w8 -4 -
DAYS' HOTEL,
, ON` R tAVEL RGA),
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NEAR WROX.ETER,
- 41411 ,subscrkber; retunitni thks• to tne.
•Ntbdo for the very liberal patronage bestow-
ed upoa while his h.duse was ia
' •aa unfinished state -takes ties ?epee -ninny of ap-
prisingihismaay friends and the pit hlie generally,
ot the fact that h:s hoirie now ailords accorieno-
, ,
dation inferior to none- in the County', and there-
tbre trusts that by a proper attention to businesst
he will etill merit the share of patronage hitherta
bestowed Ho:mho-R. Let uo stage -Man or other
intererted individual persuade you into the- beltel
that it is all the sante w bether yoU. got() Wroxeter
or not, because not only is his uonse not in that
_place, but 152 miles unstaltii by any rOad that Is tray -
&able, and thereture travellers going). to Belnowe
Teeswater, Walkerton, 6cm, will find "Days
Hotel" on the main gra el road, about a mile bee
yend the fineer board pointing to Weneeter, and
eanexpeet sripertor accommodation p.ncl a hearty
..metcoine at any hour of da v or night. Our stab-
ling is the most eammodiotis in the county (city
_ ‘hotele,epernape, excepted.) For a View of the
hee-esee Re W. Hermon, It. Martin and L., Hoe-
' toner- New Map °Abe County. i •
Ice provided in Summer for, his fishing
- • friends. •
C1TARLES. PAYS,
.0nru1elt.
= te46e1
nErINT-It:w -
DEPARTMENTA-L
AND
- Parliamentary Agent,
C;?1:71111333E10,
PRINS.ACTS BUSINESS WITH THE
-I- Crown Lanes and ether Government De-
partmonts; Takes out Patent S for Inventicias.-
Drafts and takzchorge ofPrivate Bills during tke
14egsior1Zee ere ere for Parties resaling in
1.IoPer Canada. or -elsewhere. .w105
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(Suecessorto K. B. Reynolds)
Ntediettl
co.rt..H.,,,,Synare,G-ozierith ,
DISPENSING CHEMIST & DRUGGIST
Dealer in, and linporterot
CrlE NDINE DBUGS
Chemtrals, Perfumery,
Ilair rooth, and Nail 1131rnstaeft ! !
PAINTS, orLs, coecias, DYE STVFES,
HORSE & CATTLE MEDICINES
• CARDEN SEEDS, &C.. &C.
Orders from Med,cal men punctually attended to
at Lowest Trade PI ?res.
N.B.-Physician's Prescriptions
eensed.
Goderich. Jan. 10. 1858.
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carefidly
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LIGHT! LiGirr! LIGHT!
ROCK & COAL OILS.
!Blaming Fluid, Lamp Oils.
For Sale by
F. JORDAN.
Goderice, Jan. 17, 1859. 50
tkoclericfl
PLANING MILL !
Sash, Dboor, and
SIM gagiregalto
John McDonald & Co.
HAVING COMPLETED THEIR NEW
Factory, are now prepared th take in orders
to any extent. From' their 'long experienee ia the
bbsiness, and having experienced workmen, and a
first-clasS set of machinery, they flatter theinselvee
that they e'en do Pi
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1..c,0c11. NATcarrim.,
,ti.tante EstallOhment szt Canada. Fartieshaving
• .vork would do wel to
ALI 0.1111. 2MA
Ihereiealso any guanine 0; .•
IS4STI, -DOORS & MOULDINGS,
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'ALL, ItINliS • ON HAND
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Lk 00 t44
-:BOOKBINDING.
LIA.VING made arrangements with Mr. D,
EL McGREGOR, Book -binder and Manufac-
turing Stationer, (who has lately returned from
Phila. Irene with a _large stock of Binding and
Other tv eerie), 1 ain prepared to Furnish Blank -
Books °fall krndssize and styles with and with-
out Printed Headinge, at ten Der -cent cheaper
than Toronto price.
All kinds of Fled g net giving satlefaction will
he repaired free of eharge.
sa-46w21 JOHN BUTLER.
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BOOTS n118110E11 !
SPRING BD SUMMER WEAR
ip JUST RECEIVED AT
James Sen.'s
EmusTox sT., Gonatuerf.
CALL IS SOLICITED.
also ode ,
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TO Carpenters &Builders
• A ---
LIBERAL DISCOUNT,FOR'THEIR WORK
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TERMS:,
Without biatiiiptigati be:CASad..
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leleltememberthelplace• Eppostitilsd
sng - = -
Goderich.26th Atizzinit, 1861. 0
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Deale in -
ALL KINDS or nwzrirmity:
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"LIVERY DESPRIPTION OF REPAIR
1.4 leo done. and warranted. Jewellery made
to order. Wedding Rings of my own make eon-
stantlykept on land, at t he ceA stand, ne.xt door to
the S& halotfize. te•
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BU5i1IC55 niVfltOr1).
FIRE INSURANCE.
Gore District Mutual Fit e lusurance Company; estab-
lished 1838.
Phceniz Insurance Company, of Hartford; Capital.
$400.000.
MARINE. AND FIRE INSCRANCE.
Provincial Insurance Company, of Canada; Capital.
$1.743,620.
Marine and Fi Risks taken on the most favorable
tertns in the above offices.
Office: Market aar••.
HORACE ttoItToN. Agent.
God e rich .10th Apri1.1961. 10.4-7
British America Insurance Co.
Chief affice-Teronto.
Capital, $400,000.
MARINE DEPARTMENT.
I nsuranees Effected at Low Rates.
VANEVERY & RI.TMBALL,
Agents
Goderiele C. W .. July 7. 1862. 1124
INSURANCE.
'VTESTERN ASSURANCE COMPANY.
V British America Assurance Company; 1 -lend
Offices,Toronto. Marine, Fire and Life Insurances
eflected on favorable terms.
ey• Office in Mr. J. B. Goenox's Law Cham-
bers.
JOHN HALDAN, Jr., Agt.
Goderich. Nov.24. 1860
North British and Me: eantile
Insuranct Co.,
fOffiee in Mr. Gordoa'a Law Chambers.
JOHN HALDAN, Ir.,
Agent.
sw12-1vr
Goderich, Oetober 13,1863.
.2,
TRE.LIVEUPOOL LONDOA
, FIRE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Capital, £2,000,000, Stg.; Accumulated Fund,
$5,671,724.
•Imtaimmma
Brittania Life Assurance Co. of London.
,
THE undersignee having been appoietec
Agenifortheabove highly respectable
Gompenresetprepared to accept ow h Fireand
Lliteisks,at moderatt retesoi premium.
A. M.ROSS,Ageze.
Gtoderich Jtiilsi 183,9 el 2n2f.
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ALL• ASSURING
- ON THEI'
WITIT P11,0 FITS PLAN-
• .Before the 25th Instant with
THE COLONIAL UF ASSURANCE CO:
- Will receive TWO veara".Bonns at -the IP Alois.
, of Profits NEXT YEAR. -
. _
W . M.-RAMSAY, -
-. Manager for Canada.
. RICHARD BULL,
- Inspector of Agencies.
For Rates- and Prospectuses, npplito.
J. D.' BLACK' Agent.
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DR: MACDOUGALL, Medical Referee:
- ' Pv75w17iune5
HE COMMERCIAL UNION
:ASSURANCE pcon*A317.
140..NDo.N.-10 CORN tl ILA E. C.
MONTREAL -1 T. PAUL ST.
-CAFIT4J-$ O0 000.
Dep.:sit: Fund in aim da --$30 000
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GEN ERAL ,AGE S .k.911•CANADA.Mon-
e LAN , WATrN CO. .
,Yire Department.
THE chstinguiebing principle of the Company
has„beeit the establishreeitt of an equitable
classtfication, charging in all oases a Premium
proportionate to the risk, and. -the success of the
Co. proves that the public fully appreciates this
feature. I
INSUR N CP AG4INST LOSS BY
Fire of Property of every description.
Losses settled and paid in Canada, without
reference to the London Directors.
Life Depirtment.
ssuraneesgranted in every forms: Rates moder-
ate. Security good. 80 per vent. of profits divid-
ed amongst participating -policy-holders. Claim
paid one month atter proof 01 death.:. _-
Forma of Proposals.? Prospectuses. and all in
formation can be obtained :at the-Chiet Offices of
the Company, in Montreal, 221 eie 223 St. Paul
. .rai Street,or fromf
ra4,1 • II. GA RDINER* CO.,
C.) Agents at Boderich.'
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TABLE-TOOS,
LIODERICH .t
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NEW.00KS
Apiwirm LIFE 011 ,
LIOISON! 2
---"THE -SOUTHERN WA"
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IPELI.Atta, Etionskosell.
AT-BUTIAR'S.
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SEAL' 01-.411.26XIVIEI MS , .
Godefs, lieelbge and Peterson'si for
October, all received I
. AT Brnizsgs.
SASH AN -BLIND
The tindersigned, has on hand a '
LARGE ASSORTMENTI
SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
sex.
Everything required in -the BuUding Line.
SEASONED LUMBER I
PLNE AND HEMLOCK
S C.A.NrT TAN GI-,
.CEDAR POSTS,
LATH, FLOORING -4,
' AND ALlit.OT111!11.
PrsAMNG DOld TO ORDER.
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.E.- GRACE,
. 1Preprietor.
TO THE LADIES!
MRS. TRELEAVEN,_
TEIANKFUL TO HER FRIENDS FOR
1 their past liberal support would take this
opportunity to inform tt ein and the public gene-
rally, that she has resumed the
Milinery and Dress -Making Business.
ALSO,
$31113E1-.A.NAT
IN ALL 1,5 BRANCHES.
Straw Bonnets and IIats Cleaned and Altered
in the latest fashiorr. Also, Felt Hats clean-
ed and altered to look as good as new.
RESIDENCE— Victoria St.'opposite the Planing
Alit's, and next door to the Nlarble Works.
N B. -Two Apprentices wanted.. jAvt,p5e1-13y,initi-
mediately.
Goderieh, 27th Feb., 1163
MAITLAND HOTEL, GODERICH
n WILSON, PROPRIETOR. THE
e• above is most pleasantly situated on an
eminence 120 feet high, overlooking the Harbor
and Lake Huron ;-good Orchards, Gardens and
Rural Walks attached. Board $1 perday ; single
Mealsor Beds. 25 cents. v15n1Ovlv
Huron. Auction Mart.
THE UNDER,IGNED HAVING LEASED THE
Brick Store on Kingston Street,
owned by M. C. Cameron, Esq., for the pur-
. pose of carrying- on
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS,
Weind respeetfully solicit a share of public
patronage. Ali orders and sales in any part of the
County punetually attended to, and all moneys
paid over. The Rooms to be known as the Huron
Auction ?dart.
Goderich.
JAMES SMAIL, •
JAMES THOMSON.
1862. 19-tf
ABRAHAM
Merchant Tailor,
MAR/�1 SQUARE, GODERICH
/las
ust received a- large and well -assort-
ed stockof
FIROXC3 G
AND COOS
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pend a variety of Fancy Articles, such as
Shirts,Collars, Neckties; Caps,.
Which he is preppred to sell Cheap for
Cash. , ,
'Gore:rich. April 12..1861 '.w12
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CABINET WAREHOUSE
t e;Okel '
(THE. OLDF,ST IN THE COUNTY.)
- D. GORDON
tjA)1311\M4
AND UNDERTAKER,:
Menuractures ane has new on hand it complete
itssoitment ot.Furniture, at his Wureroonts, - -
WEST STREET, GODERICII
Sofas; Bureaus, Bedsteads, 'Hair,
Cane and ,Went -seated Chairs, Gilt Moulding
and Looking Glasses, in variety, of
Home Manufacture - and Imported ! !
D. G. hes always on band a complete as-
sortment of COFFINS-. Also,. HEARSES
TO HIRE. •
131-.Lurnber and Cordwood tiketi in ex-
change fur Furniture. . • *
Goilerich. 27th Oct.. 1863. w27
R. NI. WANZEII&GOIS
GENUINE CANADIAN ?ATENT -
SEWING ,MAC4INES,
- Have taken the First. Prizes
/CT THEPROVINCIAL EXHIBITION held
LI. in Montreal,September 14th, leth,16theand
letle, 1863i over all °there; and also at the Pro-
vincial Exhibition held in Kingston, September
22nd, 23rd, and rath and 25th, 1863. Prizes ofa,
similar character were also awarded to us at the
Provincial Exhilntron held'inTorinto itt 1862,and
at the Provincial Exhibition held at London 'in
1861. • .
Prices have been Greatly. Reduced'
. M. WANZER -
aux= smmi,
- - - Agent,
- East Side Market Square.
Godertch, April -28th, 1853. " 467w13 *Goderich, Nov. 27, 1863, sw25al
'THE FULTON HOUSE,
Market Square, GoJericli.
C. FULTON, Proprietor.
ikmPLL ACCOMMODATION for the trncel-
ling public. The bar supplied at all times
with choice liquors, cigars, 6::e/ Good stabling
and attentive hostlers.
Goderich. April I2th, 1564. sw63w11
ME 30 3P
CONVEYANCING!
THE NDEReIC NED will draw ileedz
_ nit mortgages and attend to the proper es(
ctltlott ofthe same, ready for registration, at th
following iates, viz :1
Deeds wall Memorial
Mortgages . do
Other documents at et:pit:qv, low figures.
JOHN GALT,
Registry Office, Goderich,
Noveinber 5th. 1s63.
1.y!11-31n$q
Lands for Sale !
JOT No. 2. in the 3rd con. of Aslifield, County of
1 Huron. containur 90 acres more less. situate
within one mile of the Village of Port Albert. and nine
from God. -rich. Soll good. land -*oiling. adsl beautiful
flats adjoining the 9 mile river. which flowsheross the
southern pertloii. This a rare cha-cz.. befg conven-
ient tp market, and a good gra- et road in onticipation
this season.
"'-8. E. j hot no. 16. con 3. Township of frawanosh
and one mile from the Northern Gravel Ro
t minty of Kuron. hal-111;15 acres clear. wet:cp timbered
Part of lot R. in the Township of Colborne: County of
Illuroit. containing 26i acres. This is beautifully located
on the Northern Gravel Road, opposite the Village of
Milburn. having a good fritme house and barn. also a
spring creek passing near (he dwelling, within 2 miles
of Goderich.
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Lots numbers 31.32.29 and 28,containing each one fifth
of an acre in the Village of Milburn. on the Northern
Gravel Road, and within 2 tniles of Goderic
Also two excellent lots in 13ridge End Plat, township
of Colborne. which Village is situate on the ttank.oI the
Maitland and adjoining the Town of Goderi
For particulars apply, if by letter post -pa
GEO. HAWKINS, e W. ROB RTSON,
Port Albert. 5 Gaoler, Goderich.
March 24th, 1884, w9sw60-lyisE •
DIATT. ROBERTON0
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ANIT.PApTIT
-01 att. 1tIND9 or
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artrr.
rtacti for the Huron --
ON THE LORD'S PRAY.
Jehovah! our father who dwetleth in Heaven,
Father! and king of the spirits above
To thee let all homage and glory be given,
Great author and fountain of science and
love I
Be hallow'd tby name, o'er all names that are
utter'd.
Let earth's feel le potentates bow to the sod:
Power, Truth, Luve and Mercy, adoringly
ni utter' d,
With soul felt devotion ascribing to God!
Soon may thy kingdom,o'er nature extendiug,
Geld every chine, with unlimited sway;
As world rolls o'er world in auccessiou unend-
ing,
Blest by thy high immortality's ray.
Lord! let thy will be the charter of nations;
Thy wisdom and justice each statute per-vade;
Unwrested by despotic interpretations :
As in heaven, so on earth by thy counsels
obey'd.
Day after day let thy bounty provide us
The raiment, tbe food, and the rest we require,•
Trusting in thee, may each boon be supplied
U3, -
Thy wisdom sees ifieet for each humble desire.
As we forgive those who wrong or deceive us,
Whether from wantonness, error or will.;
Father I do thou in tby mercy forgive us:
Wand'rers-not outcasts -beloved of thee
Suffer us not to be led by te Nation,
From vice's allurements our masons restrain;
For thine is :he empire of bo ndless creation,
The power and the glory for4ver, Amen.,
WY &NUT TNIC.
Ashfield, May 2nd, 1864.
.11•111.
Written for the Huron Signal.
VIRGIBIA.
Oa the forests oi Virgnna, the moon is shining
high;
The silent hours of midnight, are slowlv patiiing
by;
The plains of Old Dominion, stretch mistily and,
wide, -
And farther than the eye can see, extend on every
side. •
Wide sweeping to the northern star, they reach
Potomac's shore, .
* Far to the 'east the rivers run to meet the oeetin's
rear, _
IThe steep and rugged Blue -ridge begins the
r western land,. ' .
And south; Old. -Carolina takes Virginia by the
° ' hand, , -, : /
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SIJCII.-AS
Bureaus, Sefas,'•Lounges, Bedsteads in end.essi,
einety, Wardrobes, Book Cases,Mattras..eeso
Center 'fables, llinitor Tables, BrealitAat Tables,!,
Toilet Tables; -Wash. Standia, Chairs, ,and many
other hrticles teo numerous 1Offneiition Ail kiudsi
. • of- - ' : I
Alvcooi)
Promptly attendedto- ITP1i9LSTE :trial! its
brconchcs.
UNDERT
Mr. R. respectfull
his stock. Warrant
terial and -workmaris
prices. Call and cum
going elsewhere. •
•a3=' Cordwood and
duce taken in exchan
-ter Wareroorn-on
Goderich. March g
'mats an- exaihmatu.in of
to be made ()tette bestma-
ip, and at greatly redeeed
are, und be saolfied bafore
11 kindsof Fa ner's
-Ti • '
lgin Street. -
th.1863. SW59 •
No -sound is heard within the woods; .novoice
,. Ilion- the breeze ;
Save zephyrs mournful- sighing in the branches
pf the trees.f •
So deep the unbroken Isolitude, so cei'm and &till
the scene;
It seems as there a human Riot neer.or eel-
-r• doin been,
Strangel that it is .the teskpf man, te mar a scene
• -so tiir ;
To toul the face of nature,' and pollute the virgin '
- '
Those -leafy arching forestal they prigierve their
secret well,
And the shimmering changeful moonbetuus, no
tales of horror tell. '
Who veopeaucklefrtri that over ail this see, ruing
ISAAC FREDR CK -
,..A. The bloody hand;
t'races.yet are fresh. , -of-battles gent
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WATCHMAKER- AND JE
WESTi ST„ GODERI H,t
Nclt door East of Mr. Stotts' 'addkry.
- re szowernm.nisra.
WATt;HES,' CLOCKS AND 4WELRY
REPAIRED ON $1:1ORT NOTICE,
In the best Style Wa anted:
• ALSO, A GOOD ASSORTS! ENS
Gold & Plated Jew4etry;t atates,
&c.,Constantly bn hand and warrunted to be a represented
• If not, money refunded.
Goderteh.tatRentember. 1863). •16n31
• •
GODERICH PANNINJMILL
AND
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Fa6ti)
rrHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS
A. the inhabiteuts of the Cott
and Bruce that he is still lfanufact
on hand a number of his
SUPERIOR FANNING MILL
He would particularly draw a
Mills. ae hewill warrant them to
oats, cockle, chess: Lto. P.m
and wivranted. - _
Fietory, on Nelson st" &twee
and Cambria Road. _ •
Atso, agent for the sale of Mor an
and patent CULTIVATOR. whieh h
failed to give generelsaustaction to f
have used them.
HENRY ID
Goderieb, April 22nd 1664. '
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OP,
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llefEGS to Wolin the inhabitants of Gorierieh
1-; that he bas REMOVED to the s op under '
,
E. L. Johnson's Pleturg Galicrts
MA.11.1C3ET itictxr
- Where he hiss large isnpp131Ot
SPRING & SUMMER 0013S
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Very suitable for the Uoderich T . which he
'steady to sell at
THE -LOWEST OASHtPtICE
Godericb, April 26th, 1864.
•
Who would snppose that underneath, isi every,
shady nbok ;
thetokosk°;f anY "Ter; !he•-jsi4e 71112any
a •
}There. daierepthrepse
thousands upon thousa,nds-in:calni and
Two hosts that oft in bloody field, have proved_
-them deadly foes;
And thousands upon thousands who wilt never
-That "a'n:atavhkeoseeteell tgraneiansihaei nr0..US woed-lands, in tattle
Yes countless sveariedsoldiers in that forest calm-
ly steep, 1
• And the shinning star* above them-I:silent vigil
keep. ,
In careless wild confusion, they lits nattered all
around;
The rustling boughs their -canopy, their bed the
rugged ground.
The mother scarce would knOw her son, to 4116t-
'• begrimed they are, -
-With shaggy ;hair, and wasted form, Wore by the
toibi of war ; .
And thienligisahk
reosthoseis *tanwag; them who have bleed -
•
And so:eitoe wte.t.
e-hpg r°°d_aPPHrbutgield"1
And many a youthful soldier, all stiff and cold is
• there, - • -
'With the moenlight on his tetchssd, end the dew
,upon his hair ;
His young -eves fixed and glaring, and die' blood
upon his breast ; -
Nu reveille will rouselhim now, no bugle break
- his rest. 11'
yrie.ad—and yet be is:but ons—it isFan oft told
tale; -• - --
There is many 'a brow u cold as his, andmany
a cheek impale I
For yesterday those sleeptng hosts, in- battled
celumns itteod, -
And oh I it ma' slaughter red; skein:lot Wed.
Disturb them not, but let them, rest. for vorio-
13101101119$ M0111; •
The living boat will spring to•arms. roused by t
• bugle born;
And marching in the ranks of death, renew the
bloodystnfe,- .
With reckleesness ,of human woe, Intik wanton
• w_atteeflik.
When shall 'Ir.i,rgiaia's waned lead beim: from
war and gore! .
When shall the smoki otbattle else, -frose
-Columbia's:more. ,
o thiitthe halcyon days -would epine.wbeitscamde
of war shall man;
With_ thiebells -of freedom rirtgini: 111 the goidea
years ofpaace -
Matt, Jure 13th, 1664.
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8ult1:1 e EUTOpe•
A. paper ans received a few days aro by
tee Acucleinie d.• M. d.-( i••f• troul 1./.
Director of lee Othce of :-'taiisircs of 1- rance,
on the Dumber of suicides iu Europe. From
this labori•Ls work it ppeas that suicides
increase iii a more rarid ratio than population
and mertai:ty in general in Bavar a, Dea-
1 mark. Fraorfz, F3.' --r. Mecklenburg, Prus-
, .
• sm.. the klilgootu ot Salury, aud eden.-
Suicides zee inost freonent in Northern (.1er-
! many, and in various parts of Dentnerk.
Sweicia and Note ttV, he:ongr.g to tee
1 s erse race, ate froportiunal'y ieferior to
Deetesrk in that i espect. Contrary to a
Iger.e!aily adopted opoiion, England stands
1uearly at the butt, in et the sca;e ; erid by do
! Belg ',Ini, A•ist -ia aild epain. France bolds
Ian intermediate position ; she would rank
with the three last named counties, were it
possii)le to e.itainate the suicides of Paris,
which are roe ae. • erfth of the total nember ia
France. Generally, for eve -y 100 suicides
of men there are fl1/111 29 to 30 of women. -
The number co suicides increases with the age
ef iedeeduala, at Itest until the see of sixty:
The tiumbe: of suic;dcs is generalry lou est in
Jai.ua:y, and 1,ilies3 in Jule. As to the
causee iesenity and pleysical suffering are
about as artiNe in procuring suicide among
men as among eumen i es to the rest, tbe
latter yield MGM 10 gtic!uc:eitsiontd by mom/
causcs than rnen, • ho ure chiefly sheeted hy
matei he afflicteinI Fuch as loss of property,
bankruptcy, ctc. Drunkenness and debanh-
ery only form an insignificant item among the
causes impeliinz women to suicide. In Den-
mark, Spurn and Saxony, the only countries
where it has been possible to obtain reliable
ituforcoution on the sulject, mamed people
are less sLbje( t to commit s.uicide,and widow.
ers, on tl.e contrary, a;e most liable to it ;
but snieicles oct tit must frequently mon/
=Med pe ipie that have been divorced or
separated. In Pr USS:a, in the course 6f two
years, there %%ere 153 suicides of Protestants
per million, 61 of Israelites,
and only 47 of
Catholic:a per million of each. Suicides are
much more nuirerous in capital eitizza than in
the country. The general result of all these
, investigations shoes a universal and rapid
Iir.crease of suicidi a. The author is of opinion
that this ib attributable to unlimited cempeti.
tion ; to the immoderate thirst. after wealth ;
to the progt i as of p........eUic instruction. which
excites ambition ; to porrtical agitation, and
to speculation.- Galignani.
Tun WARS or TUE Roses. -Never was
inch devastation made in the ranks of the
English nobility, titled and antitled,as during
the Thirty Years' War of the White and Red
Roses_ h the thirteen battles fought be-
tween York and Lancaster, from that of St
Albars, in 1455, to that on liedniere Down,
near Bosworth, in 1485 -in nine of which
struggles the Yoreists were the victors, yet
they ultimately lost the great prize at Boa-
worth-tbere perished in fight, by murder, or
under the axe, two kings, four princes, ten
dukea, two marquises, one and twenty earls,
two viscounts. and seven -and twenty barOnit.-
To these may be added ene lordeiriort .tine
Indge, one hundred and thirty-nine knights,
all noble; four hundred and forty-one esquires,
'the eldest sons of knights; and a body of
gentlemen, or untitled nobility of coat -armor
and ancestry, tbe number of whore is varj-
,onsly stated, but which number, heingintor-
porated with the death roll of private soldiers,
swelled the great total to nearly eighte,aix
thousand niers. Such was the cost to the
country of that country's -best blood, she -,1 in
a quarrel which, after all, eaded in a weddiag
by way of compromise.
-
A RAT-EaTlek.-This filthy fellow re -ap-
peared on the Sands on Saturday and -devour.
ecl 30 Or 40eliee rats in the amuse °flit, day.
He kit -copperfakinued Kaffir. fully itz-Cset
high, and of stalwatt proportions. liiitead•
dress and theslight apron (whiph farina -the
only exception to hat general natepeser_are
decked with beads, shells and: other:404e.
His ,nodus operandi is disgustinglpaimple•
A cageftil of rats are brought to him 1-14
insertshis bend and pulls one out; thehrute
squeaks and kicks and shows its tzeth -; 'be
puts its head wholly into bie-mouth, (iplarge -
one), and bites it -off; he spitcout,thehesd,
while the trunk is writhing and. 'twisting ia
hit hand; he then 'puts kis inoulh 10.4he
neck, sucks the hot blood -,With
gusto, and while doing so he inanagek-to akin
the bady. Eating it comes afterwards, ii Ike" _
people -who showthe savage do not interiWrm.
What -are the polies about, that such -ilgatt
alising spectacle can be shown in publie4mt
.examiner.
SCENE IN A COURT OF JUSTICE-.
We have receitted an amount oft nib
scene which took place at a ?event' 'Meet- -
ing of:the Court at Portage Laprairie:' The
Associate on the beach, Irr. 4:quo*,
roundly charged .one Of the jutie#wjtb
having perjured themselves because they
brought in a certain verdict. This gave
rise to much violent talking; when itbe
next cameett, a general - yew commenced. --
The President of the court, 1fr F.. Bfrd,
being summoned as a witness, Ierrtho
Bench, and his place was taken by 114...1.
Garrick, who, when he began testate -Abe
ease to the jury, -was atoppectby the At- -
torney for the defence,on what ground
we know not- "Others in the coonrAed
oup that he should go en, and then ensued
a scene of confusion and (hoarder, in ib._
midst of which, and in some way of ;rid& •
wit are not ififormed, the presiding u(agie.
Irate was -driven from the -bench,- and
from his seat -in the local Council at the
same time. The people nit:here-hire
very prompt, (let:mined way a adittog
With their magistrates, surely 1 And Ws
must say, on the other hand,' that: the
utterances from the Bench appear to here
been decidedly novel and startling for a
Court of Justioer.- • Of /courie, tint row
brought the proceedings to ast.and4d11.--
Next day the voting for a new Magistrate
Councillor commenced. " Some of the
fortage peoplc are now strongly la favor
of annetation to this settlernsut.--NW.
'Wester.
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Twolti tat Accidents Near Pam U. W.
T. wo fatal accidents, the following Pe/11W
lars of which have been furnished am, reituitly .
oecarred in ,Paris:. Two boys, CM paled -
1Cti-pron and the other VatiBrocklis, wars &r.
&mining a pbotograph album in the parlor of -
Horace•Caprou, Erg., near Paris, on'Tkain.
day last. and a /miner difron vat .st,iitsr -
feet from them with a loaded :gun re his
band. The latter in raisin:the hamar 40
,sesif Oars was a capon. let it. *lip from iiiit
admit, discharging the -weapon Withia,M0
feet of his brother and VaeBrocklitt. Tb.
formerwatistanding by the aids of theiatier- •
who was sitting at tha tablet with *
upon hiaahoulder, The charge tiok
fuinr"ogmnth:theb9eltnad:rioonmfiCttalthpeertentilatdo7neardy4:1:1,1111irsysisailyaa... .
Brocklia: He died instantly. . Ke was the
40n of?. C. Vaelltrcciclitt, Esq., who twilit* `..
near Brsnifoid, and was about 15 yearsualit. . :
The other incident occurred yesterday,—
Two bays natiedJedlett were .descendiq' " *
hit approaching 4112 town an& leild*if
1 wben
thebotyhes Whw‘lig
ere thraeownelimefroullummagelb*Ati 1004 di* %Olt,— '
- Ingiha shoulder ot one and tweeting the Desk -
of the, other. . The one injured Willy was
_Ossiteiiitt Teamed. . . _ „.
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