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Su rso.-_- ladnaincd ritlie was " sent
tor stealing
e hope • all '
the utmost
up for 10 days this morucc.r
out of Mr. Grace's garden. W
garden thieves caught will get
punishment the law ail! allow.
— att. ••••. -
NEw W HEAT. -- Mr. V an E very in-
.
tortns us that he ground new wheat yes-
terday (20th.) This is - very early in-
deed,
Ittir In their haste to forestall the local
Ilapers initems of news, the -Toronto
dailies often make a mess of it. It Was
_telegraphed to- them about the rce'ect fir,
that the building" was wzrth $400, no in -
enrollee " whereas it was insured for $400
- 'whatever the value may have been. -
Rosssav Tart; Monsiso..-?_-_Mr. Frederick's
Jewelry Store is entered at a side window
knowiri.g%that 3rr Dickens was on the tram,
,this morning about S O'clock and sonie $30
recognised one corpse as his, Whichstatemen,
or $40 worth of jewelry abrustracted. ', e was at first credited. The novelist was re-
-articles stolen were left for.-cepaic- antru-ere .turning to Ins country seat from a, short con.
'scattered over a- work table facing the win, mental trip when the aceident occnrred.
,dow. On discovering his loss„ Kr. F. caused
litelssue of search warrants, by means of
which constable lIazrelturst very cleverly ;
contrived to secure all the missini,,- property
.as well five boys upon whom it was -tound.—
`They will come up this afternoon for trial:-
Av....,
, THE COMERTS.gtVenW thi4 -town h3-
Cheeshro's Serenaders were well attended
4n& gave great satisfaction.. to the levers
orgo(4 music. The playing and singing
was all we predicted it .would be.' Prof.
Cheesbes rendering of stelt pieces as.
/...&•~.001.7.."MEMENIL.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY SIGNAL.
I CAN YOU TELL NE
About 1'2 o'clock on Tuesday night -al
WHERE -THE
fire broke out in a new frame building
near the Jail, owned by Mr. J. C. McIn-
tosh, and which was uninhabited. The
alarm was given, and the engine speedily
on the spot,'but from a want of water
nothing could be done towards saving the
building, which was consumed in a few
minutes. We believe the loss is pretty
well covered by insurabee.
- ..••• atra
Chailcs Dickens had a very narrow
escape Irony death at the catastrophe on the
Southeastern railway, recently. 'I he carriage
in which he was sitting toppled over the edge
of the embankment, and hung ' there for a
while, giving him an opportunity to .scramble
• through the, window. on the platform, -where
he foand himself without scratch or bruise,
greatly- to his own amazement. When the
dead bodies of the victims were laid out for
recoenition, ore -over zealoris gentleman,
"Trinity Chimes", was very fine. In
THE 3IARKETS.-
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G0DER1CII, July 2Ist, 18-65.
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Spring- Wheat,. - - ..;:.-.... sti'll:90 V 0.00.
Fait do- ..........:.. 1:00 - (ft 7 1:00
Oats,: ...:.-:......;.- 0'40 V. G43
Flour .-... -
.c.o9
Barley _ - .. 0:55 (a 0:60
rc.a§ ..-... _ ........, . . ,..... 000, (a 075,
Pork - - ..... - ... :- . 5i50 V, 0: 00..
001 . . _ .. 0:35 (11 " • 0;4)
Sheep. . 300' (a 4t0u
Lambs... _ _ ,_ „ . .7.00 Or 0.00
farkiezi, each , 0:45 - (a 0.:50
Geese, do : ,- 025: (al 0:0 0
i.` lichens, .pair - 0:20 V 0:00
Dicks,. • do — . - 0:00 Oc 0:25
11 des (green)... -..i,........._ 2:75 V. 0:00
"Robin Ruff," the old Sextsat,r &c., the :
manifleeiitvoiee ofMr. Horner was heard I
in -All its power of tone and 'modulation,
and he was repeatealy epeored. Mr..D, •
Watson iamr, exceedingly wells and tttein-
s strumental and vocal efforts of the Glee
Chill were loudly' applauded. This coni -
party is to give a grand concert on the 1st
of liugust next . The Fercnaders wish to
return their thanks to- the Maionie body
for the use efri a melodean, ami to the Glee
Club for its able assistance.
'Tc. the -Editor of the fireox 5G U.:
Dxse Ste,—When Captain Composs mkt_
Butler 0:1•24
Petatoes new 1:20 (if 0.00
ood... 9-00 '(a 0-00
E nss ' 0:10. ar), . 0:12;
Hay, new ton ... • _ 8:00 u 0:.00
Green. Peas 0:40 - 0:50
JUSTOPENED!-
jrl-ti.Sho
istablirOunent,
ed teals familyan account of thirgs in theirt flN Kingiton street,. iext the Telegraph
owncountry, he represented all bespoke of
:in such a singular manner that though what
he said was strictly true, his children marvel-
led, pitied and adatired, never dreaming- their
father spOke of things familiar to them their
life long. Alt strangers, in, a strange land,
are apt to fo' rim exaggerated potions of all
they see and interpret wrongfully- all they
bear; 'and in eager haste to come to conciu•
-.
slows, not uncommonly make most ridicule/Us
blunders Which nothing bat experience can
remedy. It is equally trae people may Sorra
too high art opinion of their country. As
rain, manners and customs, not observing School Teachers-
oPportunitie4 for 'burlesque like the worthy
THE Board of Public Instruction for the
captain above named, Canadjahg 'eel proud 1 County of Huron wilrmeet in the Court
of their country, and are extremely sensitive I Itoom, Goderich ou Wednesday and Thars-
upon all questions -arty way reflecting upon day. the .
her. They regard her history with pride and [1 lith •S; 17th days,ofIngust next,
look upon her material prosperity as an in..
Otlice The Propri tor solicits a share
of the public patronage. and he will • use his
best endeavors to afford satisfaction.
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N. B.—Orders promp ly esecuted in both
making' and repairing..
*Jul 181h 1865 w25-lm
J. ROSS.
OSS.
PiXAMI:NATIQIT
• OF
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aE ch day at ten o'clock, a. in. when
controvertible vindication of her fertile soil
of her natiderate climate, and Of. their owe
industry and produce. Their higb opinion is
doutiithss just in the main, thorcah. we must
admit there is mach the cynic may sneer at,
.while men of our worthy Captain's turn 'WM
find ampIescope for blatant yarns. , In fact - g, signed, by a
we' have an illustration point.* A few weeks
-ago a native of Cardrossr Perthshire, moved
herd -with a -family of tert-e.rnanv mernhers of- -
which hadarrived at ma.tdrity.. Sons stioag
and vigorous, all used to -hard labor-ejut the
- kind required for a young and • needy couotry.
like ours. Thougir having many! relations
and acquaintances here, who zealously labor-•
• ed to point ont the solid advantages within
the reach, of every diligent and judicious mar,
our Scot was inexorable.: He said the ones
he had.parted from but a short- time we- e
candidates wishing to obtain Licences to
teach will then have an opportunity of being
examined. Those wishing first ot third class
certificates will be exam,ined On Wednesda.y,
and second class on Thursday.
Candidates before being admitted to an
examinaiion are required to present certifi-
cates ofood- moral character
clergyman or justice of the peace.
D. IL RITCHIE,
. Secretary.
hayfield, 15th July. 1SG.5. 1;25-3t
evidences of disease. Sallow cheeks instead
of blooming- red, and anxious, .fretful faces 'n
-place et the calm. and placid ones of Scotia.
Ihe country locked wretched and inipover-
ished, buildings werehovels, while stumps
and fences were ghastly objects of derision
and mirth. Ourstock and .produce. were
miserably inferior, while. our country's tout
exactable was a miserab`.e h5tch-potch ;
squalid poverty and wretched deformity.—
* linable to live in such it land,_ after- a ten.
sive pilgrimage:be leaves In diau.st the land
where thousands on thousands have by -dini
of -perseverance reared up a. manly independ-
ence and secured for themselves countless
cOmfonsand advantages of whicli the mil-
lions ot their class in Europe necer dreamee.
What tales the people of Cardross will get
front our fainthearted visitor, whose heart
quailed tor struggle watt theodiiiiat forests, and
swhosedltorted vision and heated fancy be-
held and conjured CA -glad •hydras, which
muscle and brain were alone required to sub;
=dun. Canada is not the place tor. thefaint-
-hearted or- saft-handed—but we have_ indubit-
able proof that well directed energy is certain
of suecess., It is positive folly for any one to
quit therichand highly cultivated lands of a
•Secittish carsel with its Whole -accompani-
ments of Wealth and science, expecting to sit
• snugly down in Canada upon its counterpart
.lands. equal to anything in Europe caa be
•sriada here as they were made there, and
much easier made too, and we fear it was
- -the making that alarmed our friend. When
• our country had been cultivated, as Scotland,
'nigh. eighteen 'hundrel years—two hundred
bf those highly, and fifty with ail the aid that
'science can lend, we could boast a superiority
sSeolchnten little wet. Withall that love of
country that swells the Scottish heart, how
few,how very few, could be induced to tbrego
• the moldy,. noble independence of it Canadian
.life tothe toil worn 'hopeless- one of their
native land. Our country presents a widely
'different aspect, though:. to theirs, both ,in
▪ climate and ia physical conformation; these,
together with its newness, necessitate a wide-
sII-different mode of operations from -those
generality practiced across the Athunic,which
almost always chills the ardor of immisrantst
pt ordinary mtelligenceappreciatesthae force
. of ..ircumstances and cheerfully complies,
aiding to build up this Western fabric, des-
tined ultimately to reach the rime of wealth
and civilization, and. proudly stand forth the
beacon -of the world. :
To all, the people of Europe we say, Come
; it ye wish to better your status, for ,
- "Ikea is rest for thcweary--
“Here is rest for you.”
I remain Sir,I
Yours respectfully,
A BROTHER SCOT.
sTuclierstniths July 17th, 1865,. - •
Village pf Clinton is?
WHY, YES! I BOUGHT
SEARLE'S 1
(tY*.TIIE sit: OF THE Luca: KETTLE .:CO
A STEEL 31OUL1)BORD PLOUGH
A real Thistle -cutter, the best 1 ever had. It
. • cost only
Fifteen Dollars!
FIVE MILK PANS FOR $1
All kinds of TINWARE Asn STOVES
going off cheap. Thirty different kinds'of
TIG
S
NIL CASTINGS*
Kept on • '
GitEArr
A good
8 E A
SF:At:cc, will Sell, at
Second-ha:al • .
RATOR
a ,
BARGAIN,
Threshiing Machine
c Pitt's Ten -Horse Power.- PRICE
ONLY ONE HUNDRED AND TEN
DOLLARS for' Cash, or on short notice.
_
- Also, on sale .alarge quantity- Of
Hungarian Crass Seed,_,
•
Improved _I urmp Seecl,
Malaand, Lodge,. Not112. -
1(FitAk_G Th -C1
ifEETS second Tuesday of each month.
lii The officers for the present Masonic year
5863, are
W. Brother 11 B. O'Connor W. M.
W. " Ms C. Cameron._ P. M.
W. " WIII. Story P. M.
•
w.
.44
James Thomson S. W. ..
_John Henry .... W.
, :Revs A. Mackid Chaplin.
_Wm. Piper Treas..
Robert Booth - See'ry.
Edwin Clifford 5, D. ;
John -
Seeg miller J. -D.
G. XL Trueman- D. C.
*
Huh Gardiner , J. G.
Wm. Gardiner ' Organist.
E b. Tohniton
- A.(-1. Saunders'
.G. IC Davis
&Ward Hotiker
. Jahn McLeod, ...
()NIA' 2i CENTS-PEIt'POU.ND. •
Enve Troughs -fend all kinds of. Jobbing -
done in workmanlike' manner, at. the •
Sign of the Large 'Kettle,
BAaE LIN-Ey.CLINTQ:14.-
SEAsti,LE & DAVIS. 1
-June 2.0th, 1865. w21-.3'
- -4 • :
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Ditect fromIe Manufacturets.
5 :Q1-1.] :A.
OF ASSORTED ',ENGLISH
Note_ and Letter Papers.
Just received and will be offer -ed at,
-a slight ethane(' on .cost tn •
SPECIAL NOTICE.
EFERRING to our talvertisment of 2nd
1.10 instant, and in order to avoid misunder-
standing, we hpg respectfully to inform those
of our custoniers who have bad accounts with
us hitherto that, as we are anxious to *bring
our present business to 5 close as soon as
possible. we must discontinue all accounts
from this date.
- JOHN FAIR & CO.
Goderich, 9th May, 1865. sw71
CASH -BUYER-S
EVERYTHING SCHOOL BOOliS
AND STATION3 Cr SUPPLIED AT
LOWEST WHOLESALE RITES
TO COUNTP/17 31EitellaNTS,
AT THE -7` SIGNAL': OFFICE.
June 13th. _18165. -
- PRIVATE- BILLS.
i
DART:ES' in Canada:. West intending to.
-11. make application to - the Legislature _foe
Pd. -rate or Local Dills, either for granting
exclusive privilegos, or conferring corporate
powers for commercial _ dr other purposes 9f
profit, for regblating surveys or boundaries.
'or for doing anything tending to affect the
rights or properV of other parties,are:hereby
notified that they _are reqdred by the 53rd
and following-ru!eS of the Legislative Council
and Legislative .4SSembly respectiVely, (which
are published in Pill in the -Canada fitizet(e),
to give TWO '.,i(i-sTris -NOTICE of the
._ , -
application (clearly and distinctly specifying
its torture 'and object), in the Canada
Quzette; and all° in it newspaper published
in the County ov Union of Counties afrected,
sending copies +fthe first and last of mach
notices to the rivate Bill Office of each
t
HouSe. - '. .
' All Petitions: for Private Bills must. he
presented withidahe first three weeks of the
' Session.- - . ' •„ -
J. E. DOITCET„ .A. TODD.
• cet. ers'istern-Bias, ! chi: elk. Prirate Bill' Office,
L. Council. L. Assem51y.
sw95
Quebec, 13 July, 1s45.
EVERY ARTICLE YOU
WANT IN
READY-MADE
CLOTH'
Can be purchased Cheap
FOR. CABE( at
--is"ards. A. S.__
.1- Auditors.
- - TYle Clothing* Emporium
?S
Insolvent Act of 1864.1 ARKE1 SQUARE, GODERICH
Goeitiricn. June 9.1.865.
In the miller of A. Sill" an nso
vent. - . -
erttiS. creditors of thet.. Insolvent are notified
that he has made anlissiot'nment of his estate
and effects ander the above Act, to me, -the under-
signcd assignee, and they are required to furnish
me Within two months from this date With their
claims; specifying Oct Secaritv they held, if any,
and the value of it, and it none stating lhe fact,
the whole attested under oath with the vouchers,
tn support o(sucheiatmsi.
Dated at LI -Wench, in the County or Huron
his 7th day ofJ illy, 1865,
JAMES THOMPSON,
sw00td Assignee.
ASSIGNEES SAW OF LANDS;
United Counties of n Y Virtue of the
Huron and Bruce, ." Power vested in me
-to wit: by the creditors of
Joseph' Copeland, an Insolvent, under the
Insolvent Act for 180; as assignee, I- will
offer for sale farm lot number eleven. in the
ninth concession of the township. of Howick,
in the County-ot Huron. which land I shall
offer tor sale at R.. W. Adams Hotel, Howick
Village, on Monday, the twenty-third day of
Octtilier neXt, at the hour of twelve o'clock.
,-- -
ROBERT LEECH,
' w25n1 Assignee.
ALE.
I
ACRES of Lot No. 32 East Lake
tr _Road, Hay.
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- :JOHN & CO. ,
. HAVING TIETE-14111110CD
LOSING
TUFIrt PRESENT
-BUSINESS IN GODERICI4,
Thursday next,' the 4th instant,
ConniTence to clear off the whole ot their_Jarge
and valuable steel; of Dry tidods, Clothing, and,
' Groce;rtes, at an f
•
•
SHERIFF'..5 SALE -OF LANDS.
United Counties of 10 Y virtue of two writs ot
Hroa
t
F
un nd Bruce. 1.3 iert Far las issued out
' To wit: „ - ' of Her Majesty's County
Coen of the United (lountes of Huron and -Bruce
and to me directed against the lands and tette-
macs of John' McCoy, at the suits of William
M. Savage and James McGuire, I have seized
add taken in -xectition all .the right. title and
interest °Idle said defendant in and tc lot number
lifteen,in tfiesixta concession of the toivnghip of
Kitties% in the County of Bruce, containing one
hundred acres, more or Itws ; which lands and
tenements I shall offer for sale at my office in
the Court -House -in the town of Coderich. on
Tuesday, the seventeenth day ofOctober next, at
Vie hour ot Twelve of the clock, noon.
.3
- 011N MACDONALD,
. Sheriff, H. at 0.;
Sheriff' s Office, doaerich, I . -
7th J My, 1565. i w24 • .
FIRST RATE - RATE LAND!
Terms easy, apply to
DONALD SUTHERLAND,
on the premises, or
L. CAMERON',
Godericit.
Aptil30t11,1864. s*tylAstr
-iNLVNTkIOF 1864.
THE creditors of the undersigned are nai-
l. fied to meet In the law office of M. C.
-Cameron,' in the town of Goderich, in the
County of Huron, on Monday, the seventeenth
day of July, 1865, at ten of the clockin the
forenoon. for the purpose of 'receiving state-
ments of his affairs, and of namingan
assignee tolwhom he may makean assign-
ment under the above Act.
Dated at Goderich, in the County of Huron
this 27th day of June, 1865.•
WILLIAff. HYSLOP.
M. (CAMERON.
Solicitor for _Insolvent. 4 sw87td
TIONEY TO LEND.
ENORMOUS REDUCTION IN PRICES.:
Cloderich, 2nd May, 186i. •
res
A NEW STOCK
BOOTS & SH
eceive
rir 1[1]C
-=ca101112.
irsA.A.IN D Asif.Ags-
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UNDER POWER OF SALE IN MOR' -
uA
lallY virtue of it Power of Sale contaired in
LP a Mortgage made by James McMahon or
the township of Goderich, in the County of
Huron, and Province of Canada, (de.
fault having been made-- in the due
payment tbeteof, will be sold on
Wednesday, -the 26th day of July, A. D.,-
1866, at twelve o'clock, noon, at the Auction'
Mart of George M. Trueman, in the town of
Gisderich;=The-following property, that it to.
say t •Lot fourteen., in conntssion the'
township • of hoderich, in tile Comity of
Huron, containing by admeasnrenient ten
acres a land, more or less. Terins Cash,
Deed under Power of Sale4
, Ms C. CAMERON,
w2 ttd . Selieiter or Mortgaged
_ ,Notice is liereby-Giveri-
rplIAT 'application will -be-no-We to botit=
1 branches of the Legislature of this Pro
vince at their next sitting to have 'the town-
ship of Wasvsnosh divided te form tiro
iseperate Municipalities, .t0- be called "East
-Wawanosli " 'and u West Wavnincish " re
1
. spectivelv, the diviaing Tine to be betweelt
Iota numbered twenty se,tsen and twinteights
The application will he Inadesby petition ot
the Municipal Connell, and over -three buns
sired and ninety of the eleiturs of the ,s44
I township of nawanosh.
By order of the Connell. - s _
. i JAS. SCOTT, Vp Clerks "
June 13111.11865. • w22tf -
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fIAUTION:—This is to • foibid all persons'
Ugiving myson John Mason, credit on my
account. as I will not hold myself responsible
for any debts that he may contfant.
- - JOHN MASON, Senr.
Wawanosh Julyf f 16 1865 w25•3t.
,
Ashes and Grease.
THE Subscriber wil I purchase all the Ashes
IL and Soapprease that may be saved for
himin Goderich and neighborhood.
- JOHN E. DANCY.
- July 16th, 1865. (w25-
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SHERIFF'S BALE Or LANDS.
. _
(Tinted Counties of
Huron and Bruce,
To W;.!
13Yvirtue of a Writ of
Venditioni -Exponas
vi
issued Out of Her Majesty's
County Conrt of the tnitcd Codifies of Huron and
Bruce aild to me.directed against the lands and. tene-
ments'of Nesbitt Biggar and George Biggar, at the silks
of °CV& 51acklent, John Thomas ViIIiurn trying, jr...
and James Mackletit ; I haveseized and taken in
execution all the right, title and interest of the said
defendant in and to lots numbers 118, 113. 114, 115.116,
111 and 85, in the village of Bluevale, also that ,certain
parcel or tract (glands karma as the mill block, and also
that certain parcel or tract of landv, which ii‘baintded on
the north side by the river Maitland, on the south side
by the town line between the townships of Morris and
Tumberry, and on the east side by the west boundary
tine oflot 419, to be extended to the ricer Maitland.
with any water privilege which may be derived from
the river Maitland:as far east as Clyde street ail. hi -the
County of Huron ; which lands and tenements- 1 shall
offer for Sale at my office in the Court House. in the
town of Goderich. on Tuesday, the twenty-ninth day of
August next, at the hour of twelve tithe clock:noon.
JOHN N A.CDONALD;*
• Sh_eriff H. 4. B.
By S. Ponnocx, DeputySheriff.
Sheriff/8016ml, Goderieh,
• ;v25 ,
15th July; 1865. t
;
- Spitolld Private e • Reldenc
• _ ,
E'OR
as*.3.J.
1011EAIIT.IFULLY situated in the' Town- of
Goderich, being park lot, No. 14, con.
containing 10 acres of excellent -land, with
a good Orchard of. choke .fruit,: all: in full
beaiing. A targe
Tivo. Storey Bncli House
With stone cellar, 28 by 30 feet: Entine
Barn, Stage, Sheds and other.. out -buildings..
The whole will be sold on reakonitble terins.
30th• Jure, 1865.
ARG
Mar
Summer
JUST A-RR1VED AND
$30,0.0-0 isrprTytead -;i7irmlomirclpea.
Propeim rty Appty ,to -
JAMES licM.AHON, ,
HORACE. HOET,ON. _on the premisee.
Goderich, 6th *June, 1865. eil9tf P,ocle0411. June Ulths 105. r.w21-1m
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AT THE
riapcmm
GO DE RICH 1865. -
Sheriff's Sale of Laailai
United -Counties of IDY virtue of a writ in
Ht
Huron and Bruce, 1) ?Jeri FaCias issued out
-. To wit: - _ of Her Majesty's County
Court ofthe United -Colnties of Huron and Bruce
and to me directed against the lands a nd . tette-
-meats of Elijah Frayne, at the suit Of William
Aldridge, I have seized and taken in exeCutton
all the right, title and imesest of the raid defen
dant in and to the South hall ot lot fituriber twenty- -
five, in the ti.th concestion of the township of
Morris,the ditinty of Huron ; which late&
°diet in the COurt Houle in the
and tenements 1 shall oder •for_ sale at my
town of "er' I attested ' under oath with the vouchers' ni
- 'f mtday the third day of _October su port eff sueh claims. •
. • • „,
DETLOR & SON
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INSOLVENT ACT, OF 1864.
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In the matter of GEORGE N TRUE -
5 JfAlSr; an Insotvent. • -
HE Creditors of the Insolvent are nOtified
h h -Made an- assignment of is
that • e as
estate and c.ffacts under the -above ACtf tir 'despatch.
,
me, the undersigned assignee, and they are
required to furnish me within two months- n23•3t
to4 jay A :o ;A
WnHEREeASt o
defaliltliasing been made in
f Mortgage made by Ed-
ward Kelly, of the Township of .AshEehit itt
the County ofilluroti, yeoman, and Mary Ahti
Kelly, Wife oftEdwarct Kelly, (for the purpose
of barring her Dower). to William Leonard
of the Town of Goderich, in the Covnty ot
Huron, Geptleman'; the following land and
premises wilthe sold by Public Auction at
G. M. Trheman's Auction Mart, on - -
TUESDAYMth AUGUST, 18g5, -
At the hour oftwelve o'clock, noon, subject
to it Mortgage of $400, and interest at eight
Per cept., due 1st May, 1865, that is to nay.
all and singular that certain parcel or trent
of land and premises situate, lying and being
in the Township of Arlifieid, itt the County of
Huron, being coniptneci of the solo, hat of
the north half of number eleven, in * -the
third concession, easteni division of the said
Township of Ashfield, containing by ad-
measurement ?fifty acres of land, more PR
less.
• Deed under Power contained ht }Urinates
_Terms of Sale—Cash or Credit. -
For further particulars apply to D. Stymie
Gooding, Solicitor, West Street.
• D. SHADE GOODINqs.
- Solicitor for Mortspoten.
Dated lth March, 1865. w24td
-London and Paris Trashiest!
.DR.- JOHNSON/8
Office andPispensarys-
- . =
' No. 64, Little tt. James Street,
.mecorr-tR.P.A.T.4
For tke Cure q, Citron& Complains, StEreatrir
Nervous .Diseases die /Moot,.
, Seoti»al Weakness ; and al I' •
Female Complaints. 4e.
..._
DR. JOHNSON,LLTE OF 440NDEN,,E.Dit4,
' burgh and Parts, -devotes his attentcnii eiF
elusively, to :the Treatment of the Contgolift:
referred to in thit notice. Many yearsexperience
in Europe. and the British Cotonies,enables hise
to perform some vervremarkable eon* I *sod lute
facilities for obtaining the best and latest seine --
dies are such, being in correspondence whit Ole
most celebrated physicians of the okl workl,„thie -
he can ofer inducements to the unfortunate one
speedy slid perfect cure. - , .
as' kintENGIII 'TO Titt WEAltrldhcif it?Wil'
seri% Remedies will restore.in a warynlion talitz,..
tillt,ho are inflicted with Nervous Deby, Loss
catesnory,--Ifisor,ine.
s tat Initna.14-arg.AtitriresairWaritj
evil ha,3it often ester/est - -liy yip ma: 'wrap*
which grows up with.4 em to aahaod; the
it
m
stress' °stilts evil ,pris is must **plural*,
ottenproducinglasanity, ,c,s, Arc. •Alt ' *kir rite
afflicted 'should apply to.DC,J441118011iihnietliate4.
and bowilf• effect n.speedy and Dertaclettrfel.:
33•• Dosages or nue Moons Areet.44 it- si.
melancholy fact that thousands AU Viettillf 40
_disease.° wing to the unektlfhl rued limpeligc Joe
°riflemen,. Dr. Johnson's t.ceisposted,s. lips*
will thoroughly erad4cate all die ascnilliatlig !ftleo
a disessedor impure state onhe bloods lbstssedses
Orwarcleiti hisafetyto ally address snlisre ,istaisra
irom 8 till 12, and train 2 till S. All -
honerithould'be adsressed, Dr. ChascF. 'Alison,-
64,Littlei St. James-litret,,Mentreal,C. E. '
7.4M Vic
a
1••••••Mmaa..
.--
4 CONTRACT of thcipPing and blear*
5 Ten acres, on the Bitytield /toad, five'
miles from G °cleric& AppEy to
Tanal4th.
Dissolullanuf Partnetthiti
Huron
w2lif
OTICE-is hereby given that the P•ialithr.
isliip 61)211'11ft between *Oil
;lobes and Cornelius Johns; 'bcith bribe
village of Exeter, under the firm of.D.
Johns, has been this that;
coaseut. All debts owing tb said fit& ate it)"
be received by said David Johs, itusl all=
demands on said partnership are to be -pre.,
anted to hitn tor P,87.xnedts'
' Dated at -Exeter; 27t day of 4Ulier
1865.
• DATItl:JOI:044
CORNELIUS JOANS. *
N. B. --;;The bitainesi__,, will be tontineedi
under the na e of theExeter Tinshop. All
kinds of wor dope id -order with neatnettisinell
• 3
1-• DAVID 4101114,-
._
. .Proptteile
from this date with their claims, specifying
the security they hold, if any, l(nd the value
of it, and it none stating the fact; the.whele
ten UI'
-pest, at the houk of twelve (tithe clock, noon.
JOHN. blAesDheariNir:VaL36, B,
Sherirs Office, Godench,
23rd June. 1865. t a22
_SHERIFF'S. SALE OF Liars.
. .,
United Counties 'osnonlY virtue of two wrts a
r
Huron and grucestDP Fieri Facies issued out
To W U: ' of Her Majesty's Coninty
Court of the United Counties - of Huron and .
Bruce, and to me directed against the lands and
tenements of Jeremiah Lennox, atthe suit of
Isaac Carling; William G. Smith, and Alexander
Smith; I have seized and taken In execution all
the right, title and interest et the said .defendant, I
in and to lot number 99 on Huron Fireet, in the*t
village -6fAtileyvtile, in the' county of Huron,
with the buildings thereon erected'. ,Lot No. 2
on Howick street, in the villece ot ilehnore, one
-half acreof land with - the :buildings thereon
erecteli, situated at the souttceast cower of the
Township • DE Culross, in the county of Brace,_
forming part ef lot No. 1, in the A Concession of'
the said township of- Culrossi whieh landnend
ents shad offer for sate at -my office nide
LL nth d' Otitober nest, the T white. -Information that w111 lead to er
Court House m the __town of Codenclu en
Tueedav, he
hour- of Twelve of theolook.noons
JOHN MACDONiTAL.4.1)4
slieri
Sherirs Office. iitoilerich.,/
3rd July, 1865, -
Dited at Goderich, in theCeunty of Huron
this 6th day of J uly, 1865. - •
. JAMES BIGGIN
sw90td' Assignee, Clinton ti. o.
BOOTS IND 8110ES
BlYtTAIII FOB
SPRING 811111TERINEIR
JUST RECEIVED AT
ames Collins,Sen 'E'
-KINGSTON ST.,40DERICH.
A CALL IS _WOLICXTED
MAR —Strayed from Goderich.
Cpmnsons about the first week in June,
inst., a. Bay dare and horse:Ford, the mare
has& -Cork on the left hind foots there, is a
•
star on the colesiorebead, and left hind foot
w24
reciyeny Will be suitably rewarded by leaving
w°111,1with
*s. mARE-WHITELY:
1. Getierich June 29th, 1865. w23 -1q4
-
OVAL.
ton -BookRors.
good Books aad &hoot &Won,
THE nndersigneclbege to notify his Mends
lovaeidib
d the Bpuoblc,..sigeonr,eratolly_,..ththittnliewouhas.knowires
in .
stand on Albert, Street* -1:3int99.-- lorjperts
will be hipPY 40- wait url ?_111://litralif
occapied.by S: Forrest 4. CIL,. Where he
Ootantr' kStorekeepers,
favor him wigc*
Are parOcularly invited *inspect is Iergi
ilea of ' • -
SCHOOL BODIS-& STRITOSAT •
Which will be found to bees low Ur- Frit
as those of the Tiroitio WItoteilpger
ch.
y Goods,- Offitre*.zetitione.cy )1(' mica-
Instruments;Toys, -Wall Neal .Wrapping
iNie,:rsy_lcc., gs:scoalozerialy0401.1wit-
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