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S-TANLEY-CLINTON, nu W. T. CpX,P.litor and Proprietor.
JJ RiaJ. (Nlr. Thwaites's for.ner SNre
Italy I, '62.
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c.).50 PER A.
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ptIft4CIANT.- SUR-GE:ON, &c.,J Will -at- ''.. - 1 _ _
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AR1UTI R AND .VrTORNIE17-1T-
, Law. and soheitor-m-ehanerry,^ eounty.
r oAV a A:tornev,Goderiedi,`IanatlaWest. iffice
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M, C'ssineroa,
AvatigrEs, ATrousEY; CONN -EV-
A" s.-Ezt,Nre Ji,..itg•cton street,Goderich,C.W-,
• Sinclair 34 'Walker,
114 RIUSTERir SOLICITORS, CON-
-. (Vice, Over the Store oi
4. V. Pet:or 3:-Son.Go(lertch.
1.1,eary ::.N1c1,ermot
lot A.ttrusrtm, AT roltNEY T:LAN .
_LA Notartes Pabnc, &Ie., West Street, Coder
- .3 olkn 1DwitkRon.
1-.1.4,ARISTER,A.T rattxtiy.soLICITOR
..1.--)-swkihaneery, Ste 0!fiee, Market Square,
Corner of ICiato-riStreet,tioderrefi. 94'2
l'atterson, .
RAVITTrEltS, moRNFXSAT-LAW.
otat.,e4. Crouveyaneers, c 'Otfice
Karseorliery West Street, GeoeriA. 97,47.4
*Nolan 13- Gordon,
ARTORtsTI-A,,..kT-LAW, SOLICITOR IN
ebarv. Notary Pub4e, Conveyancer.
& Goderieh, Canada A% est.- Othee-on
*z. nth s. lco \% -t Street, thirAtIpw front the.
b o
C nin-House 'Sgtuate. .
- Irays._
VTTOMNEY-AT.LA.W. SOLICITOR IN
G over /-1, Liarcitner & Co's
It irdware z.z.tore. ' - - vlSaS9
MoiieY to lend om RearPropertY.
hade (-7-oodirrg. -
TTOPSI:1-.7 SOLICITO)1. &c..
• raten .C. NV. -0 tr Elp Stairs Watvon's
Illa;"-k, West St.:; entrance First' Door West ot
Masgove House.
1-11TRON AND BRUCE ADVERTISER.
_
"The Greatest Possible Good to_the Greatest Possible Number."
•
GODERICH C. W., TUESD AY.
..jUN.E. 20' -1:8.65
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3.--1N083.
-13i9iitcss rtindOtil.
Nord" .British -anti Mercantile
Insuanct Co,;
Olfic.e in Mr. 0 ordon*s LaWChambers.
JOAN'
. Ar--::-
Goder;ch.Oetober'13,1SE3. sw12-1vr
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- JOHN BRETT,
Tin,' Sheet -Iron, and Copper Smith
EMON.DVILLE, C. W.
Stoves, Cultivators, &m, for Sale.
Repairing Done at Short Notice.
MARINE INSURANCE.
British Ante.ricait Insurance Co
- OF TDB:4NT°, .
Marine Department.
- GEORG E 1111.1II3 ALL,
Arent.
Goderich; April - • wi:ltf
British AumericanAssurance. Co.
R.'E & ARINE
JOHN 1:ASON Ac• ent.
Ilnyfield, C. 1$65. w12
Chaarerv,'Notary Pohlic.Convevancer.&c.
• '
'/Koore.
TTORNMS. S.JIACITI)RS", &c:, Godc
rzeh., C. W. °Ice -NEW
a* ec Latirt
6,3aeliChaAtta-ust sw103w.31
13- L. 13°y -ie.
A rrortsEy, SOLICITOR &c. OFFICE
• Crabb's New Block. Cioderich, C. W.
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S. P. YEOMANS,
QOLICITOR CHANCERY,. ATT`OR-
v-, NET," -.NOTARi., CONVEYANCER, Sic.--Odice
over the- new Post Office:, Goderial. swig
D, C. M.,
(ilminate of McGill College. Montreal)
sl IAN, SURGEON ANI) AC
cot:angt-a; Odire-At the Division Cowl.
Office. Dinigannon, C. W. wI7
L 'V. Elwood,
IIQARRISTER, ATTORNEY, CONVEY-
aneqr,-Szie., Cliaton.
1) dee-a few doars north C. Post Office. •
MON.EY T')- LEND.
Willtarce -V'ssasex-, •
ETORNFIY-AT-LAW, SOLICITOR IN
L. Ghyteety, ConVeyane-e-r. &e.. II-a14.--•tror,
. ot Bruce. .., • YU:41150y
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ik- Frederick-. PrOudfOot,
fIA.Rit,ISI`E% _ ATT 0 it'S' ET -AT -LA. -NV, -
...L) CONVKYAIE:Eir.., NOTARX PUELIC.&C. I TWINI FlIf.7KS; I Eroprictor. This is the,
Soittlza.n:,•tc.n, Go. Bruee. r ar-I2.-6m* ei targe:.i and lic-St Cotintry Hotel in Western
. Cantu la, and elm rz'els as in‘ aerate a.: an I-1 Jose
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in Nlitcheil. Stage:Proprietor. Good stalling tor
-"rtioneve.-; `vrratiters.ta...
01V -it E>TGIN'8..Elt ..X.ND PROVINCIAL 100 Horses. Horses and Ctrriages for H3
ite On
\--" Law! Surveyor. Oifit.e and. ItesIdence he Sit ortesiN ()tam. 14:7
D. Wilson Ro.s,• B. A.,
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ARRISTEIL ATTORNEY- AT LA.W,
Soxit.tor-m-(,haneery, Notary Public, Gen-
eral Land Agent', .te„ Kitteardine. -Volt nty
Bruce. v18 w12-1
MAITLAND ROTEL, GODERIGH
•
HOSEER, PROPRIETOR. THE
,LA to above is intvit pleasantly' sttuatethirt an
, eminent e 120 feet Iii4h,.overiookup.' the Harbor
' nil J. kt Huron ; --good 9rena yds:Gardens and
R nr, 'Ne,all,s attached. Board $1 -per day ; single
nenIsor F..eds-. 23 cents. • 1:151110v1v
IDAYS'-'1-110WEL,
_
WROXETER
t.5 situated -Oa the d -ravel Itoild running from
.1 Seaforth to :-.•otithainpton, Oa& nide north of
where it leads off to Wroxeter, and any one trav-
eling to
Belmore.f Walkerton, Soutimipton,
or any place in 't bat find accommo-
dation 'such as he onlv expect:Zto find at first class
mit- hotels, to aa reveets.
IGE 'ALWAYS ON HAND.
" FOR IIIS -
Trout-Fishitg Friends--
nitli LDIN'IS COVE it A LENGTH. OF
INSDREDI.NDTIFTT FEET)
"c IIARLES DAYS,
.Proprietor.
Coto mercIAIlif otet ilitebeli C.W
- •
Business tliititorp.
_ RO'fiLt,-
111S1,1110,Ce: CoiaVny.
FIRE AND LIPE.
'CAPITAL--TWO.:sMILLION' .DOLLARS.
Accipniaatea.fonds On hand, $.3,000,000..
Annual helm° Exceeds $2,500,000:
1--11Z logiirmees effected at the LO1VES 1
• ‘.
RATES cousistent with safety. •
Life-InOttrancej-imple Security.
-1-ARO EdIV US. AND RATES LOWER TRA1V
- MOST ENGLISH .OFFICES.- .
toiSes Promptly. Settled Without
_Reference to a Board of Directors
CHARLES FLETCHER;.
Agent.
° Gotlerich.mav, 1S64.
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tit uittoeStreet,tioticae.... v15113.
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IIIIDTD:OTAL-LANI) SURVEYOR AND
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t. Civil Ena-inee ,Glinton. July 1, '61.
13- flank -tin,
Of.VIL ENGINEER AND 'SURVEYOR
11/4-1 Land Agent and Conveyancer, Kincardine
11:
JAXFS S1ILLiL,
; ARCHITECT •
PIAN& .AN Sre-ttrrICA.TIONA. of Budd-
iac,%.5te.; got up in a neat and correct style.
'nr.0.11.€1e at the Iluron Auelton 3.1art; King
ot Strect.Goaerich. Isw
paserwassWis
a
LAND AGENT, -
*Mika Square, Goaerieh.
Te td* t.tzrrozt every- Wednesday,frout 11: a.m
to 1 u. • 81:10
tgODISON & HAZLEIEURST,
..3tsat.t. & TuoN(soN,)
A uotibn & Commission Merchants/
Canteroes Bloc1,.1Cingston,SE., Goderteh
And next Door to _ Strong's Hate -
S W. CS EC, 1-11; .
LIALES of IlostAchottl Good=, it arses, Waggons. &e
at the mut, everv- Saturday- at noon. Particular
attention paid to the Sate of Bankrupt Stock, Farm
.zztosk,&e. Cashadvaneed oagoodsleft =Commission.
Mods appraised, debts eallected.- landlord's ',arrant'
'esecuted, mortgagem'oreelesed. houses renteiti; Division
enart"Frueutess attended to. Sales. at the Branch Auc-
tion, Mart;Seaforth, eve 4- Thursday,
,doisistie $ates attlitiditt to ou. reasonahle terms'
Unclench Jul *
y 12th 1864. - v?-lvr
• „1E). 3.Vionottgatt, -
_ICENSED AUCTIONEER, BAYFIELD,
14 County of Huron. Sates. invillage or country,.
punctuallyattendedio. - wg-tyr$o
irindiey.
T-,ICENSED AUCTIONEER or 11URO.N.
.12W Bauer. .Sales punctually attended to.
Address-, Bodwor O. w50-Ivrso
-CARINEtWARPOUSE
John . Campbell,
E N ER AL COMMISSION AGENT
A -Ar Cornmissionerin Queee's Beach, tor taking
.41,11datits,Pouvetrarn-eroSce.,&c. Oificeon-Broad
--wax,VrIlagelifKineardineX.W. 9:S
Peter- AlL'Xtae.
PrIRWARD-Lit ATST P COMMISSION
Merchant,lxvxiturraokx, C. W. Notes' and
Accountsvollected. Business of soy kind ea-
.xitatimitrr hink vitt raceme Prompt attentioa.
w40-tv$0ax
r3.7a-t-Ny
•
- (THE OLDiref IN THE COUNT1-
D. GORDON,
«rnrFi' ii TI R
• AND UNDERTAKER,.
SURGICAle,& MECHANICAL
Da.NTIST, (successor to T1.13... Mont.
gomery,) tiocterkeh, C; W. :
, jordan's lirug,Stere
avesa-viv
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GODERICH
amiviARBLE WORKS
•
W . C. TRELEAVEN
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man s
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Tombs Tablets Table-
TO -It; &C.
co)
-
Head
•
stones
• GOD-ERICH,. C. -W.
Manufactures amtmks now on hand a complete
assortment oi Furniture, at his Warerooms,
WEST 'STREET,GODERICH
. _
scoR
Sofas, Bureaus, Tables,. Bedsteads, Hrtir,',
Cane and Wool §eated,ChairX, Gilt koniding
--and-Looking Glasses, iri variety, ot
Home blanufacture. and Imported l!
D. G. has always on hand a complete as.-
sortment of coFFms. Also,. HEARSES
TO HIRE. - -
GLtunher and -Cordwood takeli in ex-
change for Furniture.
Goderich. 27th Oet.. 1861 vr27 .
(YMLSSEONEI IN THE OURT Or
moiletera'sBeneh,Cenveyanber,a. A Reg
cd:Faim and Tiaarn. Lots tor Side; pare-
Isteftri wale, or desiring ter,perehase.
-wiIL piewsend full part.enlare.
Duaftlealm.1411:20:19157.
•
iertIOBERTSK
M AN If rACTURIER
- or s.14. RINDS or:-
atittT
SIIOR AS
•
Bureaus, Sofas; Lounges, Bedsteads in endiese
variety, Wardrobes, Hook Cases, Mattrasses,
Center Tables, -Dinina- Table's Breaktast Tables,
Toilet Tabtei, Wasik Stands,Chairs, and many
otherarticles too -numerous to mention. Ailkinds
• ot
Oot):
Promptly attendedto- U.13110-1.STERY.inallits
. branches. '
111/iI)ERTAKING,8cc,lce
Mr. It. respeCtfully invites an examination or
hisatoc,k.. Warranted to be made of the best ma -
Lariat and workmanship, and at 'gre,ativ :reduced
paces.° Call compare, and be satmfied before
going elsewhere.
Cordwood Ickula of Fanner!! Pro-
Oucetaken exAhange,
Witereonr on Elgin'Sereet. -
toderc,Mpb24th. 163. W59
•
;
J3u9inces Director!).
DRUGS, DRUGS !
CO 1:1. XI AL 1\T
--(Sueeessott .B .Reynolls)
Medical- I -I-11,11,
Ctfart:-.11austSquare,Goder tea ,
. _
DISPENSING:; -CHEMIST & -DRUGGIST
-Dettleriu,andlinporteroi
GENUINE-, -DRUGS'
Chen:teals, Perlitlitet y,
Hair root'''. and Wail pruis he !
N TsiOiLS, 91.oits, DYE STTIFFS
HORSE t.ct CATTLE -MEDICINES
CARDEN VEEDS, d‘C.r.&C.
• _
Ordersfrom Medical men punctually attendecrto
at Lowest Trade Tures, ,
N.B.-Physician's Prescrrpuorts carefully dis-
pensed. •
Godench.J an. 10. 1558. 49
-NEWIMARKE WORKS
•
LIGHT! LiGHT, LIGHT! _
ROCK & COAL OILS,
Burning Fluid., Lamp Oils.
!For Saleby .
F. JORDAN..
;.l.Goderibh.; Jan. 17,11559. 50
Main Street, Exeter.
&--A. M'CONN ELL. -
7
3roxumENts,- Tog BSTONES,
Pbsts, dre.,:of every description and
ityle of orkmanship, furnished on
short notice, and at the lowest prices.
Liberal reduction made for eash.
ILL ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO
Designs of Monuments may ba
seen atthe shop._
Exeter. pctober 1st. 1864. iv12-le
Money :to -Lena,
virY:reasonable. terms. Appli.:to'
13, L. DOYLF;.4
Crahh's new Block.
Goderich, 9th Jan. 1865tv50 lyr •
IMPORTIT NOTICE
TN CONSEQUENCE of -the death of Mr. M.M
WEATIIERIELD. the blisiness heretOltine.carried
on under tla. name and style of
Robt. Runtiman & Co.
-M" Cs LT 'AT Ya
,
niust be closed on or Ilefore the
•
1ST DAY OF APR -11, 1866
All parties iadebted to the above firm are here-
by notified that all notesand book accounts over
due on the
-FARM FORS/LE'
LOra, Con. A, township of' Howick
_mile from Wroxeter, on
THE GRAVEL ROAD.
- Log- honse and barn,
-
.92 ACRES,- 28 CLEARED
Applyto , •
F. W. THOMAS, RR., B. M.
GI:Klerk/L. PO, 26.1864.
RIFLES SHOT GUNS,
1 st day - of FEBrif next,
will be handed to their Solicitor ,tor collection
-The &oak on handwill be sold
OR -8-HORT CRFDIT,
It consists ot.a large asiortment of Plonghs,-Cutti-
- -Ira tors. Harrows. St raw 'Cutlers.
,
THRE.SHINGMACKINES
Lot -ash and susgetr:kbeotxtleess: waggon .7.nd.Pipe -
Cooking; Parlor 86 Box Stoves,
A -good second-hand
•
MALE TO ORDER,
uI
BY - •
11811
Opposite the Market.
• .
• - .
SPIAMALIVZINT-IINTE
and a lot of fachiriery for Grist. and Saw M1118
All parue.s rendiring the above -articles Would
do well to call and inspect the stock at onee, as
they well get barg-uns.
RUNOLiIt:N.
-INreterence to the above, .R. Runciman will
be prepared to carry on the basinessof
THE- HTJRON FOUNDRY
and .contram for the erection of all Linde of Ma
chinery as usualand will simply
AGRICULTURAL 111110I.E1nEKITS
Stoves tuid castingst-rearonable
rates,forCASH
or short credit.
i•.
GodCrich.Dic.2I3t.1864,
sw32w48-
COAL
..01. Wilds of repairiOg doss .oa most.
reasonable terTs. 4
00. 446 *Aillii;it 2u 1 4864
• • 4?.;,4 ,
COAL
• A. LARGE 41JANTITi-OF. :
-BLACKSMITH'S Q6AL
ON HAND AND
VOR
At the -Wharf 1
GEO. RUMBALL
• Agent.
Goderich, May 29th, 1865. se?
•••
rof
1British- Petiodicals
viz -
THE LONDON QUARTERLY' REVIEW.
1 (Conservative.)
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whig.) :
THE WESTMINSTER, REVIEW (Radical.) .
THE NORt a `Bums 1-1 REVIEW (Free -Church.)
AND -
BLACKWOOlfeSEDINBUR011MAGAZINE(Tory)
-The Am erre!. n Publishe s eoutinue to rprint the above
the price oftfper nearly rebled.and taxes.dones..licenses.
named perk(' ea , but ae cost ofpnuting haggle:1*d,
etc.„ largely increased they are compelled to advance.
their terms as follows :
TERNI8fterift 1865.
Enmity -one or the Revi ws .. ..... $4.00 per annum?
For any two ot the -Revi 7.00 "
For any three of the 'ewe."... 10.00 "
Pur all four of the Rev' we „ 12.00 "
For BlaeliNvood's Ma e...... 4.00 0
For Blackwood and one Review... 7.00
For Blackwood' and an two of the
Reviews "...".. . . . 10.00 •
ForIllackwOod and th're oft-he'Re--
. . .. . 13.00 0
For an'd tfie.fqur Reviews 15.00 "
- Subscribers in the Brit sh Provinces willremittnaddi.
don to these prices twenty-four cents a year for Blaeir.
wood and eight cents a year for each Review to dover the
U. S. Postage.
The work will be printed on a greatly improredynality
of paper. and while ncarly all American Periodicals are
either advaaced in price lir reduced m very
generally both -we shall contiliucto give faithful mines
I) f a21 the matter contained in the original editions.-
Ilesice; our present pcices_will be found as cheap, for the
amount 4matter furnishd. res thosepf any of the com-
peting periodicals in this country.. - .
' Compared with the cos of the original edenons. which
-
et the present pretniutn-on goid-would be about $10q..a
year:our prices ($IM are exceedingly low. Add td this
the fact that we make our annual payments to the British
Publishers for early sheets and copyright in gottl-81
costing us at this nine [Jan- 1865] nearly $2 SO in curd
reney-and we trust that 'lathe scale we have adopted
we shall be entirelyjustified by our subscribers and•the'
reading public
Colonies not a Legal Tender.
0411111•••.M.
The Chicago Tribune recommends that if
the- British Goverment shall refiiieWpray the
claims of the United States for. damn, in-
flicted upon American commette by iher
ahama, and other British piratessaihnknader
the rebel flag, our government shall proceed
to take its'pay in colonies.' This is eigply
bluster. We have already vastly; Inctre tert
ritory than we shall be able to people before
the middle of the next century. A war with
England would cc,st us infinitely more thart.
ten British North America's are worth, 4fien-
if it should last half as long as the (war fro*
which we have emerged. WOjbelieier it tit -
be altegether cOntrarro thespirit eftheirga457
make war upon •any ria,tion upop. m-quesGer, -
of dollaraitA cents. But leaving. Web mutt
sideration out of sight; even if we, should
annex the Catuidas. and .otherWise Millet
greater injury lipoo England than -the
do upon us, the result would not be worth.ti 0* -
Cost. Does any sane- man suppose- 'we can
carry 01) a war with Englan6 without riddit-g
immensely to a national 'debt already alp:
-
mous.? Our true policy is peace.: By peace •
we shall draw from her hundreds ei thousands
of her crowded r population'I-he very men
who would be employed by her to shale:the
blood of Amergan soldiers, in a war against, -
the United States a -ill by peace be mate ,
citizens of the United Statest and will add int;.!
mensely to our weal.thend 'power. • t
The most effective way to -reach the Britt&
Treasury is through the pockets of tbe British
manufacturers. When the last rebel marker le
itiven from the ocean let our claim for elawe •
ages arising from England's negligence kir
violated neutrality, be presented to her Gov:
ernment with the dianuctintimation that
terial increase inour duties upon such foreign
goodsasare imported chiefly from England.
will be the consequence of her 14uasi to par
the bill. We have very httle doubt that she
willretiise -to pay it. Then let us keep our
word and .tighten tise _tariff screws. We meat.
have heavy directerindirect takation for many
years to come, and perhaps both. Is it no"
best then that as largess possible A portiala
of this taxation stall be imposed upon the pro,.
ducts of a country which will have refused to
make amends for the injuties dime usthroukila.
her neglect or violation of neutrality"? Jai
this way we can punish England without
jury to ourselves, but rather with the greatest
benefit. We can build up in this country the
the manufactures for which we are now lar-
gely dependent on England, and we can
transplant to . thiscountry mchitudes of
British working men and woman, who out,
carry them wt. -Detroit Trzbutzt.
. rheinterestof theso Periodicals to Amencan readers-- 1tea River 11ews•
is rather increased than diminished bi- the articles they
contain ott our CivilWar and. though sometimes tinged
w ith prejudice, they ma;',. still, considering their -great . ?ram tt eo Norwester. May 11.
are written, be read and studied with advantage byihe g g
The Four Rviews for 1863.. strike"- for four meals a day and their
wages
ability and the different stand -points from tvhicb. they The latest i ence from the Hi h mut
people of thiscountry,oTery orp-ed and zany.. • District- is, that of the inhabitants were A •
- A few copies of the alove remain oriliand;and wit
be r.oid at $5 tor the whole Thur, or $2 for any one • ' The people of Portage must he at present
. We also publish the . . in the full enjoyment of a most tineq_tnnioli.
- PARDIEBIS GUIDE, and astounding state of prosperity; for we
o
NBYortilrEoNs.1{81TazleRCEosltg!efiEd2ievionghanditsr.tioyal-otheclz aavtoe, J1.61' o abiaxrteradit eren elanced fillveen bunters
uanuitehrsorigereihlat lithheisreare
state -
pagesand numerous En h
PRICE $1for the two Volum,,es-by Mai1,pos1paid,$8:, of affairs, mil:need with the superaheindaectr -
LEONARD SCOTT & CO, of blackbirds destroy their gram, has Piot
..'
Publishers; . ved too much for many of them, and son*
,o. afir WalkerStreet. New York. thirteen Or fourteen families have resolved to
migrate to the Saskatchewan -Gold Fielda.1
1 . i tal 1 - They leave earlynext mouth, .
Monirtai "nines& for -18 5
6 The rumor is eurren't that two thotresuil.
1 lodges of Sioux, wits have spent the winter-
. . not far from the Saud bills, propose to Via
the Settlement thia summer. - We -trust their .
tbis may net be correct, for it will eats*
great public expense, and possibly endanget.
-the safety. (tithe Coldny. A more receut eat
reliable verticm of the ,report is, ili.,,404;
Sioux warriorsintend paying us a 'Tuff, 1111,
soon as the grass is long enough to tevektimiki
henna' hoots. `-' -- . .
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Putting on .Airs. _
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014 -wad somepowft the wiftie pi' us,
To see oursel's as ither's see.us, . -
It wad fraemony a -Wunder tree qs-= •
; An' coolish notion."-Buans.
It is wottli more than a ticket -to Barpum's
Museum,
sometimes,' to watch people who
repel charity for their defects, by an assumed
superiority that makes these defects al the
mere conspicuous. Who can help =Moir,
who Cares to reserve even ridicule, unless
througlv-self-respect - when they see folly
similar to that which led to the writing of the
above. -
-- I have known flirting belles pass scornfully
a plaiuly dressed person whose foundation uf
subatautial- wealth could. have bought out
half a dozen of Them, and whose pretties:I
knowledge ofi
.moral,intetectual and physical'
edueation, out Weighed the contents of twice
that nunalrl of their cearlbefrizzled htsds.
Arrichly Areeked-; Madam, eitenng s ear
with her husband; found ,:the only Vacant seat
lacing a middle aged man, travel-wear/1 with
garments-- soiledand worn-- too vulgar alto -
OIRI1 WAS proud, not only this, but, where
id c:tehip axwea:i33.v vv . knOwn, ackuowledged in a -circle she might
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wellitive envied. A:student or De lionne-
E NLARGENE N ville hi magnetism., he willed her to sleeP, JO
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---1,bre LONDON EVENING ADVERTISER has a
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is more than > double that of any other daily
paper published west of Hamilton:, It is
circulated on -theatreetet after the -maiitier'o
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.Buffalo Paiiere. AdvertiSeis .at a )..di_s_tance
will find it tb thtfr advantage- tChntert their -
b_. untie: es .:rip.,ont,,,.......ttoluntnai '
DARTit.SfftlesiNgs- Of obtaining First.Pliielt Dail Adiertiier(per amitim) WOO
CpdtaJor ,04.1$!1q,BuildullitfurPf'se_t4an- WeeklytAdvertiser per amnia) $1:50.
bi!..31"P; PlY., in: gr. t-11 T.' "-Wu addiessei- n1261* or
*ell weeklies"' that- 11 better
be stippltectio any. quantity,' and on, ressonahli! -10
igdierieb• ?AU,' '"172-4:,- 1.
• AN IsDnilviteiT18 tne
Grsat, once petted whole month 'at the!
forges of 31ullert :dor** -which timer aftst:i
giving due attention to auks et State, -wine)"
be never neglected, he-ataweed- himself witli
seeing and emetnining everything in the =Oak
minute Manner, and even employed_ himself:,
in learning the business -of a blacks:n-1th: -Hi
succeeded so well that one 0,-.1 befere lift:
the piece he forged eighteen poods of itpe,
and put his'owil particular mark upon tick
bar. The boyars and:other cohlemen of hs/ _
suite were suiployed in blowing, tire bellows, -
stirring the fire, carrying coulee and,perforai---
ing the other duties of * blacksetithle assii1=-.4
taut. When Peter had finished, he meat Uk
the proprietor and praised his, manufactork
and naked him how much he gave-:hir _
men per -pOod. +• Titre, hopecls sr _
salting' ansWerea wetly')
then," die Czar said, "1 have earned eight.;
teen saltines," Muller brought eighteenducats, Offered them to Peter, and told- ,bier
that he -Would not give worilieg m.aer like- -
his majesty iess per pood. Peter released the
sum, sayiut", "keep thy ducats; I have DOT L
.wy ought better titan any othee.man.
-what you would give to a.nother. I want Oa
motley to buy a pair of shoes, of which
in great need.", At thesanie time besbowed. `.
hien his shoes, which had been once broken, -
and were agaiti full of holes. Peter accepted
the eighteen saltines, and bought him a
of shoes; which be used ;to alio*. with -tancii-1
pleasure-, f4"these earlOnd 14 the •
sweat of zurbrow." - One Of them bar of
iron fo-Fged by Peter the Great, authenticated"'
by. his mark, is Still to be awn atistia, in 4.he,
forge of lituller. Another 'Maier bar, it
preserved in cabinet of cariosities itt
St. Petersburg
ols•
Tim Flu CaiDiEs..-.41 saaairho had rif
cannily become a votary tollacchus, returnea
home one night in, an intermediate state of-
D eoainess.. That is to say,be was comfortably '
-drunk, but. perfectly 4:0115Ci011ti of his awe
fortunate aitua.tton. Knowing that his wife-
hwiassbeedit wePitfh'beou *t. ddeisettirellgie hilerTautnPdtbyIrasileijel,
int off his inebriation, ITOUGRIII tee fact from.,,
-her.alto.gether, . lie fp-ached the door of hie,
room without disturbing her, and after man --
sting a few' Moments =on the no *r, - be -
thigight it he could. reach the bedpasty andt;
hold on to jt-tthile he slipped offhis, appareti,
the feat would be easily acc9eiplished. Un-
fortunately for his techoine, a eracile,steed in:
a direct. lint mat the bedpos% about:A*7.
insuheiiisdnad;:eaesioomfdethsipolif antarinseitniggliivatt ,eib,crecteoussrseop:siwitiohdenjore:vitilif,
of furniture, he pitched Over it with a loosei.
droll:Brand in the eestalyef dream affection I au equilibrium was established, be real our
tkotses,ewsalkewaliwosbeileiepmaabtnraocdiineg 4.4aerriteuthansule ii! .waniiiii,.4Aitgbteainkhewirsdstruigtigaiedu etoqula;1_eyfeesatvisL_Intilland ben-Inateumser..„
energy called the attentien of all the • passen: ' wog over the bower ..of 'wag maalWilli. At .
1
gers ; waked"- to blush at the quiet lunge of length his patience became exhausted, Alai,
ithwinasnelocidifeilusngpet:i:xtsbepredurtmelowberaanolostrter, revenge
re,:weom:hissiekimpedberigr:etitiarps,einoiyibnusut Thisiwbe.:11:: aestpheartuepeobatacrart.io.i_te, try: was riyieedwt :olubtielotr luliduleysiceepair.rad. :da.,:i.:
it:6e etiPlse:o°InguustlidIt havei1 la.alekst:f (:)tliPui ts;bfliet 0 dhPeryn 2seThfiseteilicivesabnYil,PitYd02MISseeit filleTle.ilud79411eg°rtaius another
hit: riSebeill'Ineve rialle a °T.r
that they do not carry the point too ler. .
"Putting on airs l" Silk ana velvet over
rags. Plumed hits and dirty hnse._ Jewele4
i n-vints and rinted houses. Pi incifulseliig
"Ind baker's bread. , Furs and carriages, and
.n.runrupa.tisdhect.-ereidtiidto,118.ean,tOyin.abecime:tuagl. cakes for
parties, and pinched- mesas at home. Parlor
curtains and unsWept sornere7; . A thordaiA •, joiephgeotes his -father an _ .
observer can read -atm, glance., who -relies on Mormon to show that Sod! inculcate =tlui--:
1
„wuiatorhrteersbasffromnpdo:rbitio4owzatinizbadokiwevh. o.jimailmegy ittiomatoi‘uoi.nootedusk pvi,;.,t,:nerst,deanctlisoctrilled teissactsiati4"thatis:ooft4ne:twbstiounire,:chua:gruu_t„leof. u_shasomice:pai:c..ogi_jau1110).:;.. .
latter appear, lablieifiti igflorlitoti- to them, it -' wakes alteint. Iiitheriatrwt! 'quoit' -03#
,4-„,,,„ lin hatable pa*, 1.4(1 iikk. * call i ijoiainl,m1.thltdetBri*IlarTtarrik!u241161:44titilA0*:- "It
11--1.11111.13e,r47,-;":74:INT°:::-1.;;.:11:1:41,71,:nlit.:..11:1.-:"::::41;07.114:::
it
. SPLIT Al/ONCOST THE Atostipas,--Asplit
amongst the quarrelsome lion:pens is -not A -
thing so unusual as to excite special -remark
but a recent occurrence of ilia kind seems to
1,4, wadiy. of cote. Jciseph Smith, .theion of
the eri,ginal Joseph, and a recognmed hist
leader in the, polygamous community, "hie. -
',weans* convert to toonoganip and =abet
a deed set against thegreat Benham Young, _
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