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CE: :he death of Mr. M. M.
!•es.ness heretofore carries".
and ‹x.e.i
nciinan & Go.,.
11 1F: IR „
r Ite!"..re !he
W.A_PRILI 1865.
d its 7ite tetoive firm are beret.
_les anti betel, aceounts over
tee
January nett,
Lois $0..eitor tor collection.
Lardw.. be sod
(74..A.S1E-1.
t.asionment km- Ploughs, Cuhj
rows. Straw Cigars,.
4G MACHINES-
.
-ket.et. watrgon andpipe•
fk-bxes.,
& Bp -x St0Nregi,
w.sr.a.:•takul
1C -1V -43:1V-431
f:sr
abeVe artiees, would
(Jo sti,-e1.. a: once. as-
IlfUNCIIIAN;
'r• a< ve, tt.1 Race:man will •
t tie t
ONIFOUN DitY
eflia3 kinds ot Ma.
iielj supply
OA, 1,11.1MIETIEVICS,
st:easoualK rates,for CASK
*W3•Zw43.-
so.rted.
100 PQUNDS L
3r3f.J E_. GRAcE.
27.ad, 5w3.241
L.' 1r Cib.WSe: -
/m:ses al lthe subseri4er, Ern'
the k erne of October
red w'th White Wit. the
-
c. Tile owner r‘ requested
chargesand remove
ess X SINCLAIR.,
. w48 -3t
FOUND.
about the latt of Noverober,
t..tttr. ton* and painted black.
The (Korner is reqoested
es.and taike her away.
= W. O'NEIL,
Lake
54. v:45-30: -
itta IL Agent Ibtisiots
xd CONTRACTOR,
wt,r1 turnish plans aacl
erate aharges, and warrant •
f.tetroa* AD 'fetters on litssie
fo arid_ if answ_ern are
eauselthit Dollar, markett
kL Theabove named well
.sierieb.,•Clintost,lierperitey
teatth permitting) so tong as.
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ppeals 11111 conidencet to.
232., t
(S. nutil further notice..
q:,b, 1864.- • ,w48-tf
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Services, dee.
WIC OF BOOKS;
ABLIC Fi:4X
Presents.
ND TOY Bow t
iyariety..--ot the -
_Exam
31/.20.
or. t1iYoung
MONTHLY,
RONTO.
oei Snperintenddts.
at appeal to alt interestedin
obbath Schools red or she
FropOrfilSt its the effort
a a ?tali first-ciami Mos..
ler their use. We guar-%
11 he iri er•or to the present
,ort snaking improvements
fhe fat:t one havieg been.
is Issuing a sunder paper,.
/4 a large circulation, wilt
attempt to supply a really'
perLodua it will hare
bors of being adapted to .
ittfl. as there is no postage
published within the Prove
sea published caber in or
ER ANNUM:
or V; 22 for $.3; 3.2 for
$0; 144 fw$10,..50, and
ay Urger isimoilier. Pay-
siatest. They/aro:my com-
er. -
OF THE MRSS.AGF..ft
Toronto.
heti.% Quo(Gocki
kat thisday astarised alt
o the aidersimtei for the
Mom. stritheittCpc*SeSteas
tatst *TV ritqtratcd. =Kr
i•MBS '8.43,U4*
' _ Agriress4
11/64. ' 3w22-tt
WOOD WANTED.
Parties who intend paying their subsenp-
tions in Cordwood will please bring it on
right away. Don't bring us a lot of mis-
erable knots.
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GRAND TRUNK R. R.
pI)111 rAHI1i.
Got:VG EAST.
Express dep. 9 a m. Mixed 12 in & 4.30 p.m,
0t7ING WEST..
Arr 4.30 p m, hilted 10.40 a m & 4"
Itarn& &ratio
Sunday ,SchoOl teacIers and others
are requested to read the adv. in another_
.eolumn of an admirable littlepaper, the
Message for the Young."
Bar We • understand that the St.
'George's Society of this town has deter-.
:mined to give the poor Englishmen, of
°
'Goderich a Christmas dinner.. Parties
liiterested are to apply to Mr. Thomas
Andreivs; treasurer, or - to Mr. Georgi
secretary. • • -
- qua YouNtE FoLxs.--"-We, have re-
ceived from the publishers; Messrs. Tick-,
nor & Fieid, Boston, the opening number
Personal.
It gives tis pleasure to publish the folloW-
ing lestimohials to Mr. Andrew Donogh,
Treasurer to the County of Hutton Agricultural
Society, from the Treasurers of branch soci-
eties throughout the County:—
BM:01SLX, 7th Nov. 1864
A. DONOrGli, ESQ.
DEAR SIR.—I take great- pleasure in ten-
dering you the unanimous .,thanks of the
officers belonging to the Turnberry and Mor-
ris Branch Agricultural Society.- for the very
satisfactory manner in 'which you from time
to time have been pleased to forward all in-
structions desired, also tor theeorrectness and
straightforwardnessdisplayed = in all, transac-
tions appertaining to our office and trust
that you may long retain an office the duues
of which you 5-) faithfully fulfil.
I was very much pleased while exariiining
*your books which you kindly.allowed me to
do ; it is certainly the l best method for cor-
rectness and simplicitywhich I have as pit
seen and by which have greatly bene-
fited. . _
Your i respectfully. TI = '
- ($.01) JOHN IIVADDELL,
llreas. T. & M. B, A. S.
,
ExibEit, 3rd Nov.1.86-4.,
, Dear -Sir, -.I have g eat pleasure in tender -
in.; to von the thanks f the Exeter Branch
Agricultural Society f r the:promptness and
kiecluess niinifested by pin it -al[- communi-
cations crienteted with'the Setiety!s -welfare,
hoping. we •-nia,y have your efficient services
tor the coming year,:
• 1. remain
of this bilk We consider a fully up to
Your lit servant.
the Standard fomshadowed in the pros- (S d) AME, PIOXA,11D.
,pectus published some Aim& ago in our Treas. Exeter B. A. S.
.columns. It is a .beintifal specimen of
the printer's and Engraver's art,- and the
reading matter is or a most interesting
character. Price .9.0cts., or S2.00 (Am-
erican) piir year. .
. '
LErTER FROI bra. SMIT1I.
Tactic Editor ot the Huron Signal.
SiR,--4:nintentiona1ly, doubtless, in
your issue of this week you place me i0.
rather a false position. Were It not that
mar be again before the electors for
civic honours, thatwould matter but little;
but fustice. to. the ratepayers as Well as
myself:demands an explanation. .
When, as Mr. Detlorsetnarked, a requi-
sition as placed in my hands, bearing the
signatures of many of the 'most respectable
men in Goderich, although not ambitious
tor public honours- consulting the inter-
ests of the gieat body of the electors with
- whom my interests are indeotifyed, and
• not supposing that it was a sin for an uu._
learned ancLungentlernanly man to do what
i• n -him. lay Wprateet dig:se interest, I ac...
cedCd. If, ats no one can doubt, for gr.
Detlor has aid sal. it necessary that. the
man who a.spires .to embody in his- own
-person the.whole- population of Goderich,
. if he had knowd that his name would. be
made a target for every one to shoot at, if
it were touching an unclean thine,nto At
in the -chair at the head of the Council
Board, surely a. younger, more illiterate,
less Christian, and more ungentlemanly efficient 3 ever since o
man than hiniscfr might be pa„rdo.eci for never have had the slighest mistake either in
- once going when even the pleacher has nioney matters or correspondence, and 11 oping
. sinned four times! . That it behoves every for the benefit and *efface of the . Parent
- pan on whom the Collector can call to
look well to the future. No sane man will
deny thatit would be bad policy on the
part of the great unwashed to allow them-,
- pcNos...N4ex, 2ind Oct, 1864;
Dear Sir,;-- You wlI please. accept cur
thanks for the very -ble manner in which
you have filled the office Of -County Agneul-
twat Secietfs.Treastner for the past years
and we hope that youwill long continue to
fill the same office an: giie the -same. Satis-
faction. - -
THE SEMI-WEEKLY SIGNAL.
APPEAL.
Gifford vs. Gifford.—This was an appeal
against the conviction ofJames Watson,Esq.,
Mayor of Goderic h. —
Our readers will remernher the facts of this
case, as they appeared in our columns about
two months ago. When the case was before
the Mayor's court we gave publicity to the
material facts. It appears that. Gifford, the
appellant, was -charged by his wife with com-
mitting an assault upon ber about two weeks
after the matrimonial knot had been flee. The
wife (who was allowed to give evidence before
the magistrate egainst her husband) proved
an assault tOthe satisfaction of the Justice;
All legal questions raised were overruled by
the convicting Jatice and the husband was
fined $5 and costs. Against this conviction
he appealed to the Quarter Sessions. The
appeal came on ter argument on Friday last,
R. Cooper, Esq., chairman, presided.
Sinclair for appellant moved ,to quash the
conviction on senral grounds -apparent on
the face a the conviction. He contended
that the conviction could not be sustained on
the grounds taken and thatit must be quash-
ed on the usual terms. -
The court said the conviction was clearly
. bad and must be quashed. -with costS. Ordered-
.
accordingly. -
- • •
. •
a.curious" article upon the " Canses. of
Hurricanes and Meteors," the Scientific
American thus concludes •:7 -"If ---the earth
should be sto-ppedin its orbit, it would begin
to fall straight toward the siin. As, it.ap
preached mere nearlytolhat 'great sourcalf
heat 'undoubtedly it wouldStilln reach
poiut where the temperature .is as higli. as
two hundred and twelve degrees; and then all
the water in the ocean Would be evaporated.
As it drew- still nearer, the rocks would be
meltedand afterward they would also.evapo-
rate. Before it reached the sun, this solid
earth would be converted into a vast • volunie.
of red hot'gai,which when it fell into the fiery
atmosphere of the sun . would Merely produce.
blasts of Ivied frorn the point where it struck
-
Outward in all.directions-,•
•• Yours truly,
- (S'i3) CL.F,NDENNIN.G,
. freas.,F.• & IL •A. S
25t1r Oct; 1864.
.
Sir —1 icertainly uust ;acknowledge an
recommend you as belt 4 pointed and correct
in your office as Trealerer.
• • • . . I reinai4 • .
- - Your ob't servant,
(WO* RO. ".t. PATTERSON,.
TreaS.-_Etay 1.3. A,. S.
- CLINTON, 31st Oct. 1864: .
,1
Mar Sie,—I -beg toi acknowledge the re
ceipt .of $229.33 for . the money due the
'Clinton Branch' Agricultural: -Society and
-althotigh the troVernMent•Grant delayed the
reception for sonie tithe I cannot but express
my satisfaction at ha:vi g to •transaet buiniess
with a gentleman,i, as easurer of the Parent
. . .
Society, so prompt • in . 'business. -uietters. as
yourself and witYwell wishes to=yoursell and
. the County Society.
• - . .
I.re. ain ... -
, 7 f
. / oura, very, truly,.. .
--d)__ 11.'..11. READ, '
Treas. C. B. A. S.
' Viims„ Nov . -1864.
congratulate you on
tisiness, which- is most
r Society started we
Dear have* t
your mode -of doing
se/ves-to simply act as ." hewers of wood.
and drawers of water," while one immac-
ulate satsupinely happy and eat thefat-
and drank the sap, nor care nor pain; and
Society you may long etain- yotir office. -
•• I remain
- Yours respectfully,
(S'd) • irm. AitMTRO NG,
treas. Stanley 13. A, S.
Howlicx, 20th Dec: 1864
pear.Sir,7,Yoer c06duct as Treasurer of
the County Agricultural Society, since I have
- happlly eyed the lowly hut= with , proud. iLid. ihe pleasure of c4rrespondin4 with yeu,
disdain." As, to the position Mr. Deilqr's (.vhieb is now seven Years) meet3 MY MuSL
cordial aptirobatien. ,I •
• opponent may occupy, it is not necessary
Yours truly, -
__to say what is as plain as the nose on a (S*(1) Wm. STRONG,
man's face.. If be, •Mr, Dcilor, has been ' Treas: 11,13...-1s. S.
10 years a resident of this Place, I have
mingled and lived amongst the classes he 1LY.
- - affects 'to dispise 13 years. I am not
anion.' those who 'believe the end 'Justifies uj
tke County of
the means,—were it So- the world might
itE
ro the Treasurers
eulturui Societies
• Iluron.-.
• be different, and some who occupy chief -GETLEMP.S.—I betoto. acknowledge the
the sat there —it mi ht e they rea y e ne P
They are stabbag; cutting arid. shooting
one auether in Greece with lunch suec,iss.
The population is diminishingrapidly
-
The -Montreal meeting to ,condemn Judge.
Coursol has been adjourned stne die. There
might have been trouble.had.it taken place,
The Federal General..Rosecrans denies the
charge finide in the newSpapers that he is an-
• iv •
opium -eater.
A man got married in Hamilton jail on
Mouday in order toObtain his release. Under
the protecting wing of an angel in -crinoline
he emerged a free , 2
The Riehmond Examiner ' think& the
Federal government. is endeavoring to pro-
voke Great Britain into ear in the hope that
it will reunite the North and South, but says
such a result is utterly impossible. .
The mayor of St. Catherines has: rezieived
the following suggestive letter from New
York, signed-Peter,McKeriny your
worship please inform me by-feture • of post
what troops are now: stationed in your . city;
und ?about the .mimber, You might also
-please inform me what the average deposits
in the different banks are, and oblige."
THE MARKETS
-
• GODERICii, Dec. 23, 1864.
Fall Wheat, _ SO:80 -® 0:82
ipring do 0:71 ( 0i72
0:00' 0:28 -
Barley . 055 - 0i`60
-Peas- - 0:01:1 (d, 0;50
Pork 5:00 (rt . 5:50 2:50 (iJi 3:00
Limbs ; 0.00.
furicies, each ... ... 045 (cr,
tlaese, • do- . 025: . (to 0:00
tit lickens, 0:20 ® 0:00
I tacks, . 0:00 Os 0:25
Rides (green), 3.00 (n2. • 0:00
bitter 003000i
Petatoes
oud ” . .. 2:00 (44 0:00 •
ze's . • 0:0S.-® 0:10
040 (al 0;-50
ltay, (I1 ton ; ........10:00 (412:00
..e.traw, per load.......... 2:50 3:00
Orate,
,the Brandt. 4gri
CLINTON MARKETS.
_
[Reported expressly .forthe
• seats in the sinagOgue might be asked wny receipt of your very tittering testimoilials
bthathad 1 1 u ble to re I ,to you in "suttil
not on a wedding garment, el....nuy.warm terms, but rest assured, what 1
You sir, say that one tune during the
speaking it was impossible ter even short-
hand to do justice to all—,granted, , but
is it not strange that all seems to have
been heard with oirr ear It is said
fail to -express is abundantly felt. in warm
gratitude tor your Madness. I am more
pleased at. this appro of my conductduring
the. past' as it will enable me to so guide my
actions -in the future -that I May give contin-
ued sati.sfaction. - _
And with every respect for your .liberal
Cusitii, Dec: 22; 1864.
Fail ViTheat,.V.bushel.....$0:80 :(d.,, ., 0:81
-Spring Wheat, IR bush.... tr:68 02, 0:71
Oats . ........;.........0 0 '0, 0:0.0 .
Barley . . ... ., . ;.....,..... ci 45 @; - 0:65 .
Peas . ----------------------00......-.. ..7 (a., . 0:00
Potatoes . ,-;-:„ .- . . . . ... . : 0:25 (d..; 0;30
Hay (fp ton). *. :-............,10:00 ((ft 00:13
Justice shoed have:. a' sinfile eye bin, it
a / Pork (11 linridred).:...... -.5:00 -(ce 5:75
Beef ....................... 2400 (a', _3:00
i-,
sHides......... •.. ,...... 3:00 (4... 0:00
Butter (11.1b)......--..:... 10:15 (44:, .. 0:18 -
Apples. •., ... ..... ,.....i.. ; 0:60 (ii, 6:75
Eggs (1.1 dozen)...-....:. . 4 : 0:10 (d, .0:12;
Turkeys, each, . . I _0i30 (Ic-, 11:37,4
Geese;.. -.........:... :I. Oi-25 .(..., .0;30
Ducks. . .. •. ......... J...4. 0.:00 (it, 0425
Chickens. -.....................; .0:00 61:, -: 0:124
Strew ....................4:00 (t_i; ;.6:00
-Natoli ..............: ... -4:00, - (iiis, 5i00
CHRISTMAS
AND
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
11". 41 Toy hooks, rrayet DOutis el au luaus, t
Church Services, Hymn Books,-
A.I.,,T3U.IVIS, SATC1IELS !
Ladies' Companions.
WORK -BOXES WRITING -CASES
I
- eo,cER.TINAS,
A.CC)IEltariMC0141.09
knd various °Vier articys, :all cheap ; ir iry suit -
hi tor
HOLIDAY -61FIrS : -
"INV.2 i1 tt OMB if)
well laden with
Presents for the Little Folks.
. 1 i icAD QuAlcr Ext s• — 4
AT BUTLER'S.
Oodericli, Dee. 18, 1864.
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BANKRUPT
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lifli Henry's,.old.:Stana
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OF
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BARCtAINp
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and the fiesi•Stoek
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IRK 111
THE La mein.
.1. West of
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Dver,coats,
Call and examine
o continue Only
iortion- will' 1e
Goderieh,:Dec."
...a...a...a
the Cheapest
Montreal. contesting-
.
Tests, :Pants,,
. sic. tty
for yonrselves:
tin a few weeksi.and
.givenawayt
16, 1864.
ABRAHAM .$311T11.
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.1Werchant. Tailor,
• : •
wAiptzi. SQUARE, .GODERICI1
., . -I.IAS JUST . RECEIVED
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Large- 8.46 Wen -Assorted-
, . STOCK: .oPi
FALL MW WINTER
-0, 0 0 D
. .
-:. And a variety oj't ancy Anieles,
,
Shirts,Col lars, Nicktiii;Cops,-
- . - - &C.. AO:
. - . . .
Arkich he is preppred -to . Sell
3aelt.' ,. .. :- '
Gis.erien, Oct. 12,1864.
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.. $
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such as :
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.Cheap for
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wig' •
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3oed Mortgages Wanted to: P.Orehase.
Apply -to D. SHADE GOODING,
.. SolicitOr, West Street
Goderich, 20th Dec. 1864i-
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SUITZNILE
In Large
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Canadian.
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eVery day in the
infermation
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0.,Regulations,_.
DUTIES,'
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OF II1ANK.S
• AND. .
& Parliamentary
sluitildiluzve
' - GEC,i.-
,
December, 14364.
, .
IS hereby
••1 icipal Electors
will be
, - •
Thursday i
At 10 o'clOck,
to decide uhether
Law be adopted
..
. . .
. Farquhar,
.:_f*:
-copy
RIME undersigned,
&- tors of
requile that
Tempers:4e_
Whether or
tors of the
authority' and
the By;,Law
-pose for theiradoptinn,.
„ The sale
inning ofLicenses
eat By-Imw_probibited
of Ushoine,
'tient Ot the
-' Witness
cember in the
Eight HundredandSixty,Foer.
' !Signed))
: :
A true copy.
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w47 -4t1
NOTICE
given, that a meeting
of the Township
heldTn the Town
the 19th day of
a. m., for the
or net the
by such electots,
- WIL1401
rii. Clerk
Dec. 19th, 1864.
otthe-Munt
of Usboine
Hall, on. ;
'January next
, 7
taking of a poll,
following *-
' - - '
EDMOND, .
Usborne:
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. .
, • • ,
?Innicinal Elec-
Imborlie, hereby
terms of the
IA/L.. deterniine
Elec-
*ill adopt, under
of the said act.,
We „hereby pro
and the
is by the
the Township
and .for enforce
of --1864.
!day- of De;
One Thousaud
,
-:
other electors-.
.
EDMOND.
'Uaborne.
-
0/1EQuismoN.
AN u ,
BY-LAW.
.
qualified
the ToWnshin-
a -Poll- bettakendn
Act of . isp4i
nor, the Iiiilifiedlluiiicipal
said Municipality
for enforcerneal
following,rWhiCH
to
ofintoxicatiug
therefor,1
withia
under authority.
Temperance
our hands- this
year of our
'. .DAVID P.
. and -or.
WILLIAM
14. '
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of
wit
ltq!Mrs,
LeC
'Third
Lord
bkCLOCKLIN,
r.-30
.
: Clerk,
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ahold be in the foretivut, not onesided.
It would be is unchristian and unmanly
- on my part to ask you to produce in your
columns the epithets with which Mr.
• Detlor fettled his Month ns it was in him
to use them:; therefore let them rest ib
oblivion. The totighest - shell has often
the best kernel, and real -truth and chris-
' tianityare not articles, usually hung up in
a- shop window. 2
One word as to how some votes are :made,
-there is a certaia Mr. Smith, and a Mr.El
• -wood, who are rated °a a lot on. the' 'South
tbouudart—these votes may be as good as the.
;Mr. Ropinson's—an old hquse ou the corn--
asies used as saiimmer retreat for the cattle,
may qsalify other young gentlemen. .to vote,
i
j but t surpasses my.oarrow . comprehension
• how the law enabtes those to qualify, witL
labors civil law cau do nothing else:
Ia conclu.siou, I beg to thank thole who
tendated their support to nee without money
and without' price; and assure them that
should say occasion arise- when my. services
Would be of use to them I shalt be at then.
ie
- dposal, '
W. Gr. SMITH.
'LGoderich, Dec. 22nd, 1864.
RoiAtuirs..—If Mr. W.G Smith had
Mien a friend's advice he would have
Itapt the above very absurd document in
-his private possession. He abases the
$ignal for not.pablishing. a speech that
#e never delivered, Nr Detlor tor using
eir.pressions thattould' not possibly apply
to. bin, and a number. of respectable
gating men for having legal votes which,
were never used against bum. We are.
=cretin& fulfitielingd to apologise to the ;
toiatlemen named in theletterfor publish-
lugit at ill, but real& we did not like
that c candidate for the - Mayoralty' of
°octal& should have it: to Say that we.
refsiedhun " • • •
at opportunity of explaining
hizaiself. If by any sin of °Mission or
cammiselqa we hAT.a Placed Mr. Smith in
&Ns; position, we sincerely regret to
. hue to say that hehas voluntarily assum,
calisksepositios.
,searase-41
iu Ike presentyear 4325,000 pounds
apsiast bays bets purchased or manufacr
ttited.
expressions,. • ,
• remain,
Dear Sirs, •
!our obi t..s,er,kr.vp't,o-No
GH
Ireas. C. IL A. S..
V• .0.1;43it.E DISCOTERY OF afiNDI41.8 AT
RANRINSTON, AICASIRRE.--=It may he interest -
• for the raining work' to know that the
lands of Rankinston; the property of Robert
Sulpioud„Tisq., in the parishlef Coylton, have
been for sonic time Subjeeted to rigid exami-
nation= by .Mr. Lumsden, practical mining en-
ginenr,Jand with singular success. ' Iii a bore
about eighty fathoms,F two black band iron
stones have been discovered, the first three
feet six inches thick, the second, two feet six
inches thick, with a Stratum betwixt the
position of int feet tight inches. - erbp first
of:these to seems have been tested _hem the
calcined,stoneland three feet; of it yieldi 64,3
per cent -of metallic iron;the remaining cleave
of six inches yields 8 per tent of metallic
iron: The second seam is the Burnfoot posi-
tion, and is well known in the district. In a
different part of the same property, soother
black band has been !discovered eighteen in-
ches thick, and a brown stone about 8 inches
thick, at a,. depth about ten fathpins. • The :e
have - not yet been tested, but the samples
promise well.f Other minerals are plentiful
onthe estate, such las 'bematite ironstone,
yielding `60 per cent of metallic iron. ; and
coat for any marketable Purpose, viz:. house
Coat, smithy coat, furnace coal, blind coal,
sedges coal; the gal .coal 1 yielding .10.600
cubic feet per ton of volatile matterialso ahate,
of which there is a large field, pixiticing 48
imperial' gallons of paraffin 'oil per ton. it
may be stated further; that ihe supties of ar-
gilianous _calcareous, and intissel band have
met with On the property as travellers,. yield-
ing from 30 to 40'. per, cent.of metallic iron.—
[A.yr Observer.
sar An interestingcase was decided -g•
the Circuit Court lately: 'A perish priest,
named M. Tremblay, had Caused one of
his parishenersi. named- Poulin, • to be ex-
pelled bon; the church by constable;
for this act Poulin brought- an action.—
'The priest_ pleaded that .40 was master in
hi OSHI 41111,26, and could expel whom he
liked. He ".therenpon ineffectually,. at-
tempted torcaed thlatroclin had laugiled
one day. While he was preaching The
result was.a judginout. :against Able priest',
and $20 damages and -costs—[Quebec
Gazettes • ;.
QTRA YFD froin the subs.cnber about the first°
September kik. fou i Steers'two years old -past,
there is one all wbite, twc; mil one of them with
a whiteface, the other hai a white spot on the
face; the fourth.is mixed red and white. They
are all branded with the letters W. D. W." on
the horn. Any person finding, them and taking_
them in, aridIwnding- word to me, or to the Sign&
office, Goderia, Will be paid for ineir trouble.
. WILLIAM DURNI.N, •
Dungannan 12, Q.
Lot 15. Con. 6, Wawanosh, - . • '-
October' 3154:1864. • . 1 • w4n-tf:
InsolventAct :of 1864..
THE Creditors Of the undersigned are notified
to meet at the office of M. C. Cameron; at
the Town of Qodertch, in the County • of Iluron.
' on '
Monday the -19th day of December nett;
at ten of the clock in the torenoon, lei the pur-
panel)! receiving statements ot his affairs, and .01
naming an a.ssignee to whom* he may make an
assignment under the aboveoket.' .
Dated at Clinton In the County of Ituron this
26111 day orlNoVember, A. 0,1864.
CHARLES CRUICKSHANK.
M. C.
CAMESurietiNor 'for :.Insolvent.
' *w25t1
.13-E,MIN ABY
TOR
General Education,
•
— CONDUCTICD.DT
_NB& SHEIRLOCK.
ICE2 sTEUMET.
THE course 01instruction Includes English,
as taught in first-class &Wale in England.
French', Music (Piano -Forte, Guitar and Sing-
ilittlsO'twiltg, 'Ana* Week ate; Toitng ladies
whale, iisaim itaa beat neglected wit recess
the greatest attention'. . •
=RIB iptowir gut AP:PLicAries,
_
Plano.Fortes togadlead. a large svpply Music
by tile bet comnes.rsior sate.
voritifell • I; 111€4.
• -
SKATES! -SKATES!!
AT
rir IT co -s. it Co II -Y" Co.'s.
A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF SKATES,. of every variety, style and pater'
£1 The Cheapest and best es er offered, and from the tnost eelebrated makers. A splen?
collection ol
IL:« AL.,,J11"... 11.111 AL. 31E4P211..1111'111EmMtli_
Hanging and SiCe Lamps. Also, a lot of those celebrated 4 oz. Chimneys.
To)
.1, 1_,
zsermA,3 gomx
New Fruits for Puddings, Nuts -and- Figs,
Wines; Brandies, Gins, Ales and Porters.
For Holiclav Presents, call and examine the Stock -
V.A.1\T a-oc5tas -
AT THOS,. •RODDYI & Oo.'s, •
Corner of Parsons'illoek,--and next door to Parker and Cattle's.
Goderick December 16th, 1814.
a
•
TAKE NOTICE.
.fr HEMU NICIPAL CURPIMIATION OF
• JL the Township of Coder** iritezii paisingte
By -Last on
Manday, the 16th' day -of Jarittif
1865, at Hohneeville.
fite the purpose of selling the rend mini se-
tweeu Lots 41.iaucl42, hayfield Concessioa,
Tournihip of Goderich
The said Road e.scribed as follows, viz: Com-
nieneing at the eon Istwesterly angle of lot 42,
th, nee south fifteen degrees eighteen tninutes
east un easterly limit of road allowance snily
1
chains eighty links to the hayfield river— hence
weak, rlyttiown stream on beak of said river hence
one Main; thence north fifteen degrees eighteen
minutes; west sixty chains eighty links to conces-
sion road; thenee north seventy -tour degrees 42
ininutes east on limn of said roads One 14:11 to
the place of begionues, c intiuning „by MI Um -
Meat biZ•aeree- and thirteen perches a 144.
_
Rue Copw.
= JOHN SHAW,.
Townslitplelerk.-
Thir of God
1o.Vnserich. 1
December 121h, 1864. 4, sarle-4t '
-
ATOTICEi— All parties indebted 11:1 the
LI estate of the late Donald McInneh bnote
F
or otherwise; are hereby required to : t, y in.
the same - Co the ondersizned, i And alt
persons having-chtiats againit the said 'skate
are renuested' to sena 'their s,cconnur the
und'e
ersigned forxamivation and liquidation.
CHRISTINA McINNO". .
-
Hay, Dec..19, 1864.
Achuinissitrix.
47'w3t•
rburr rr
AT031(..t..._:rhis is to forbid eh person* Mom
pureitasinga note, -drawn by A.11ii.v "trawls
in Inver ot John 11, Garner, M D. -and witnessed'
bS, s_zerab Codlaus, dated -pa the'fitfeenth ida} of
• February, 1864.
•
sCinloss, Dee 16th, 18 4. - *a- ss
- sw43
GOOD GREY COTTONS
CHEAP AT
Prints and Calicoes, cheap at -
THE GLASGOW HOUSE.
Bed and White Fraanels,
CHEAP AT
THE GLASGOW HOUSE
Clot4ing, Vests and 0 -ver -coats •
CHEAP AT
THE GLASGOW HOUSE.
Was, fine, fresh aciilpgAoTod -
THE GLASGOW HOUSE.
The Largest, Cheapett and best Stock
- OP
BOOTS AND 'SHOES IN THE CITY.
AT THE GLASdrOW HOUSE.
D. IERIt, .Tr. & Co._
w7.
West Street, Goderiek C.W, Dec 18,1S61
FILL
To Rent' or Lease.
T.OTS live and ilia in the Fit* Concession,'
IJ township oreolborns, W111, alio*t two
miles .frolD_PcsdeTiCit• .Aply to
MARY flENLEY,4
Liglitht90'4t-. GOatrigt•
,December - • w45-tf
tr
AT THE
120,
ON SALE CHEAP FOR CASA
rrHESUBSCRIBERS- have -nearly coinpleted their .FALL AND WINTER
STOCK, which comprises almost every article necessary for the trade, viz :
•
CIAME into the enclokue of The /site William'
Crld, lot 1 , eoncession 1, Cothornefahent the
-first of s3epiember, a tied and White Heliertnsiiiir
two veers old, the owner is requestid_ toisttnte
property pay ehargts and take her astaf.
.ROBERT YOU1NIG.-
Colborne, Dee. 10,18e4. w7 -3t
'TZACHER WANTED.
A
SeW;lif";;;* lTaNtEll, a Teacher fortenool
VI Sect:on No. 11, Township of Ashfield.--
Good relereH_nces relovultir.eda: vAAdndressAmplostse-Actx.id_,to
Port Albert, Dee. 11111, .1864. wri3t
EXAMINAT
Ole
SCHOOL TUC
flIHE BOARD OF PUBLIC INFIREV—
TIoX forthe County of HUTOU wiul Mgt
in- the
011it itooni,dode eh
— _ ON
Wednesday and Tbursday,, the
'28th AND 29th DAYS OF DECEMBER,
instant, both days at ten o'clock A, X4-ithen
candidates for licerses to leatis lei 1 Alen
have an opportunity of.being exithiPer.=
Taahteosseonwiws hiendguesdPirasyt, oLdTseohirdpi4ClasisooPert:
Tcalludid
irr2daateY:will :11 tave present certific4s , of - 'Before being admitted to an examination',
aood•inoral character, awed by a cleric's's*
or Justice of-the:Peace.
All certificates granted prior to December,
1-862, were cancelled, by; A resolution of the
fidard passed in December of last year, and
teachers holding zilch were required le pree
sent theirselves for re-examination in Angnar
last, but as a number of teachers bolding .
these cirtificatet failed Then to appear; notice
Is therefore liereby. giveth -dust all snob certifi.
cafes are void and of no effort, and those
lioldmg
teach., will bave to present tbeinsekat for
re-examinatien.
It.izem: if the.yD.witElt. un- to oneont: to
seertlaq'
Goderich, 3rd Deceniber, 1864. w45.3t
NEWMARBLE Waal
Main Street, 'Exeter, 1
M'CONNELL.
-SHELF AND HEAVY B.ABDWABEy
READY MADE CLOTHING,
FURS,
Ladies' and Nnts' Felt Hats, Ste,
They wish particularly to draw attPetion to their stock of DRY CTOODSf which
FOR QUALITY AND PRICE CANNOT BE SIJRPASSED
— The BEADV4ADH CLOTHING is most complete and manufaetared in the .
Best andmost_ tashionable. Styles.
DIES' FILM OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. Having imported a large quantitiof
Ci-d0'2X:1 inoii ENE-LAN:D!
We are enabled to sell -them
PRICES MUCH DEFY COMPETITION.
Doisot forget tocall when mn Town at the EMPORTUf, and inspect their
Stock
of Cheap Goods
They wish tointimate to their =towers owing accounts and notes that they:ire compelled
te *Dist au PROMPT PATIONTS -
Odeire. Sept4e;
, - •
EDIT 1Aiu SE
am+ rare
TOI1BSliONES,
Pow, Arc., of over, description and
style of viorkmanship. furnished on
',bort maim, and at the_lowettpteess
Liberal reduetion made tor rash.
oniin Mirilit
Designsof itionuatenu; may ha
seen at theahop.
Esker. tciobrrt.iA41:
J1ST Ma
se12-11*
LADIRS! AND GENTIVI -.
,
0 •
. _
8
AT Drienrs.
_
-
Moritlei -fintss for i385.
TWITNESS is Omit toeateroa 10111
.year aa a candidate Cor pith*" istiVirkla Itts
name principles with which it net bat t its sins
beiveleityikitTilthhigsoe,gelliticiaarafiewstlonenttrudhAlittldb*unirebievespagittraft‘t7Irticlia.c..fli:es;oideon;:711ftewuus.lnias:Yrini,nedoistthenkr.ele,'047tederipitamnistaaboinewaitgla:s
.
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ar
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are -copied loom time to time,
The A.dvectisnw rumen! LIM away .iisOfiti
and ipportant -i0vertivements, but *acute WAS
aim immoral or injurious tendency.
ThetionogeanbenadtiasundlAntemenost 4einter'res7""anting'airgter* 14e6.
1150(ibe
'Wiunn.,'ispuWi.bed ausartily at 25cts perciia.,
atis
lIt
11111]:,,Fittog:r00-!:77411.nite:alii!:E4Itibgricillitt:.allte$Z1"1:11
sequently. is albwest to pas free b
TERMS;
Montreal Vilma* senti;iveekitp
nnDotty Witaars,'S$ Conan= -
uaccons titat St lain *cc
$2 per swam.
WeeldrAVitses. prraneent.
Cam .4kalvikativie*'
Aietaita Mosetage4h 4vocia par
ols-V DIETLOR
141
ropy modiste swab vase lee.
Liovie4 0 bk.
siO. pod will**
oTiite-tentlroftarn
Alltoeunnewatidas to ha a4sImatmo Mast
irtal Airitnessser -
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,
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