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Cxtensive 1 -'ire in Istindas. i c:.- A Magistrate of the county i
was sitting in his libraryi sippieg Ma
A country lad arrived with a letter u
ant business which reijuired an i
enswer. The Surrey squire good
An extra, pub:i,lied by the Dandas Ban- poured out alass ot Mereschino for
ner, givcs the fand set aboutollowing particu ars :
Oil Friday morning, at half past 2 o'clock, gWritieg a reply. Havi
ed and sealed his. letter,be looked
aa tire broke out in the cabinet factor, owned to see that the bottle, which had be
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and occupied by A. Oatwald & Co - on Syden. than half full had been emptied. T
lain strett. The alarm was immediately the boy, heexclaimed,. 'do you kn
- given by Mr John Bull, whose residence was pip, that cost me steep shillings?
=situated next door to the factory, and worth every penny on't, your honor,'
citizens aid firemen were quickly on the spot,
but their efforts to subdue the flames were reply.
unavailing, as the building which tiist took - An eriterprising photagrapher set up' his
fire was a_ frame stractilie, and fi:led si ith ; eamera in the yard of th4 Wnshington Aise-
material which was easi:y i;Iiite,-;.-, ma, es . nal-, on the day of the recent executions, and
Iumbel- and furniture, in various st„zes of ' took four views : 'The arrival on the :scat*
preparatioe, fer the sale room- The fire told ii .f Reading the Deafh Warrant ;' 'Ad-
lling net
spread raoicey, and soon - took hold
upied y messrs. : .
of theljustiug the ropes,' and. • The Conspirators
;sone dwehouse bsuspended from theGallows' Here are
John I, Bu',and-W. J., Martin and owned by some cheerful pictures to be added to
Mr. W. B. Martin, which was totally eqrteetiens-
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aumed-the turniture therein being, however,
saved, with the exception of aboat sap
-woFtb, beIongipg to Mr Bull. The frametlwellipg house, owned and 'occupied by Mr
W. a Martin, on Park street,. was also de:_.
troyed, the- contents thereof being alinast all
$1it ,000 woRTOF PROPERTY DES- .
TROY ED.
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amazed
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An aceident occurred on one of the Eng-
lish rahroads • recently, and seFeral persons
were killed. - A youag nohledian -was seen.
running about in search bf his Valet; • whom
he feared was ainong the ;victims. Presently _
saved. It was thought probable that the one of the guards came up and said to hini :
'dwelling occupied by Alexander Wardell ' My lord, we have found your servant but he
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.r.sq., would also he destroyed, but by , extra: is cut in two," -LEM; , 881u the titled fop,
7 a : . rcpt. rr -a t I.
'ordinary exertions on_ the part of the &enact' with a regular Dus ndiearyt drawl, " be gwaod
and citizens generally, it was saved from the enough to 'see in what half he has gwot - the
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devouring element. The fire racred with ter key ot my carpet _
bag.' - ....
...sable fierceness for urine time, . -Se large pa_ iles _ -
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'of dry lumber plied round the factory beme ' .b.• The New Orleans. Picayune of the
in flames at the same time as the beildings„ 26th. alt., savs. of Braxton Bragg ,•.- "This
bat fortunately there WaS little or no wit4 old and prominent citizen of Louisiana, whose
"and coasequendy the conflagration was. con. finaunes have been so varied during th e"- late
fined. to..a much narrower nompase than it Wart arrived in -Our oity by the Mobile boat
'would- otherwise Save been. The house yesterday moraine, and isistcipPing at the St
*oicupied by John Forsyth, Esq., was in irn_ Charles. Gen, eragg is an excellent health,
"rainent danger -for a time; also- the -residence- anti looks as if he 'Could • aim them a hate
: of Andrew Graham, Esq., and the house ed. more grape x. yet as in the inore halyeon and
joiningt owned by Mr P Connor. - As et it ilorious days of Reptiblie. Likeall the_
is almost impossible tnestimate correctly the Ile rids of the Confederate army, he recog
losses. of the several suffitrers„ but as near as fuze the march of events, and is only ambi.
.caa be ascertained from careful inquiries, flan flaw to retire, as before -the wa
Messrs. Ostwaid & Co.'s loss cannot be in 11. fulfil the duties of an American citizen..
:short of -0,000 or $10,00)„ on which there
was an insurance of only $2,200. Besides
the factory builchno• they lost all the m -I '
:fliE SEMI-WEEKLY SIGNAL.
CAN YOU TELL ME
WHERE THE
Village _of Clinton is?
WHY, YES! I BOUGHT
-SEIRLE'S.!
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THE SIOF THE LARGE -FETTLE ..C:0
A STEEL _MOULDBOARD PLOUGH
A real Thistle -cutter, the best I ever had. It
cost -only
Fifteen- Dollars 1
PIVE. MILK PANS FOR $1-
All kinds of TINWARE Aso STOVES
. going off cheep. -1%u-1y-different kinds of
G}I s t
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' $1-1.13,RMS, - .
ND CASTINGS
Kept on hand; SEARLE will sell, at a
,GRAT BARGAIN,
A good Second-hand
S E P -A R A T-0 R
Threshing Machine
With a Pitt's Tera,HOrse Power.' PRICE
ONLY ONE HUNDRED AND TEN
DOLLARS for Cash, or on short notice.
- Also, on sale a large quentity of
Hungarian Crass seed,
Improved Turnip Seed,-
ONtr 20 CENTS PER POUND, •
Eave Troughs and all kinda of Jobbing
done in workmanlike manner, ,at the
stall
I Sign:of the Large Kettle,
BASE LINE, CLINTON,
- SEARLE & DAVIS.
Clinton; June 20th, 1665.. w21. 3
Well, Pat, Jinimeydidn't quite kilt -you
with the brickbat did he? No but 1 Wish he
erg_ contained therein,
1;4 thhaed.viiTinh.at for' So I could see him hung,
almost Si,000 wort
'of work, in various stages of preparation for
the market, and nearly 100,000 feet of du:, -
1i.sidwood Iumber. They employed thirty- THE. FROST OF LAST TIMRsDAY -
fourmechanics, and these untortunate men We learn from the up-countrythat the
iloet their entire kits of tog each kit bern 1 frost oflast.Thursday night was very se:
worth' from $40 to SSO Mr W B Martin's ver e in some Townships, and did much
damage- Potatoes and other garden stuffs
suffered most saverely in. some -localities
In the neighborhood of -Fergus; we learn
from a correspondent Of the Guelph
_Advertiser : -" The frost of last Thursday
night did much damage; not only. were
tender plants, such as beans, .cucuniters,
&e, injured; but who'd fields og peas, and
lame. patches of potatoes, sh*.ed uninis-
take'able evidence of the ravages . of the
destroyer."
loss will be about $3,000, on which he
has an insurance of $900. The great diffi-
culty tit the fire was the lack of water, all -the
we in vicinity being insufficient to keep
-the engines- supplied. The fire coMpaines
worked manfully, as did also our eitizeus
generally; but we feel called to .especially
refer to the good service done by Mr Wag-
staff with his small hand enzine. This fire
will proveto be a great calamity to the town,
as a large number of men have been thrown
out of employment. We treat the enterpris-
ing firm will at once take steps. to carry On
again their extensive and continually increas-
ing business. Our citizens' sympathise with °trims ar LAST Citiebec correspon-
all the sufferers in their heavy 'losses. The dent telegraphs :-" The next session of the
fire was undoubtedly the work of an incen. Canadian Parliament wilt; without dbubt, be
'diary. The :engine in the factory had not held at: Ottawa,where the buitdings are Fe -
been in operation this week in consequence
ported as certain to be ready m October.
of it having been found necessary to deepen
the well from which the supply of waterswas
obtained for the boiler; and as no lights had
been used in the shop except a goal oil lamp,
where the men had been engaged up to 10
- o'clock tbe nigl.tbefore in stoning up the
well, it cannot be doubted that the fire tvas
caused by no other Paeans than the hand of
an incendiary. Mr Ostwald and his foreman
had both inspected the premises at about 12
o'clock, as they did every night before retir-
ing to rest, and found everything safe. The
Ere broke out in the back part of the shop,
close by a window, which had been broken
for the purpose or more surely effecting the
purpose of the fiend who thus wantonly des-
troyed such a targe amount ofproperty. We
trust the authorities will take immediate steps
for the purpose of ascertaining, if possible,
who the guilty party --was, A large reward
ebouta be offered- for . the discovery of the
scoundrels.
TRE MARKETS.
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-• GODERICH, July 256: 1863. •
thirMarket has been -very quiet during tl e
past week, the farmers' being busily engaged
in harvesting operations. . There has been
however a brisk dernaqd for butter, eggs, lc.
for the Saginaw market. and good prices are
realized. Some 390 doz. eggs Were shined
for Saginaw during the -week per sir Huron.
It is hoped that the grain market will open at
Prices remunerative to the producer.
Spring Wheat- 4.......0:90. en 0:00
Fall do ..................1:00 Qi), 1:00
Oats, ..... 0:40 (-4 0:45 -
Flour 5:00 Or. 5:50
Barley 0:b5 OA 0:60
Peas - 0:00 (4). 0:75
s Wool • . .0:35 0:40
F
DEATH OYR. E. F. Itrzesox.-It is with
Sheep. .... - ........... 3:00 0_,It 4:00
•sincere regret we chronicle the death of this Lanibs
much esteernedgentleman. Mr. Ryerson had --f4 0;00°
been ailing for some time, we believe, with Knautvetoer ‘‘‘ 911:00" 0:124
consumption, in consequence Of which he had ,, vola2 -(ij
0.00 '
to forego his professional ditties- He died t; 1:75 (i4 0:-00
a
•ort Monday th
last, at e residence of his father, aa's '" 0:10 C4 0:124
Rey. John Ryerson, Brantford.. His funeral flay, new. V ton 6:00 (4 7:00
, took place on Wednesday, and was attended Green Pens * i? -40 «30:50
by a numerous concourse of friends, a 'great
number of whore 'were from Stratford ; ac-
compained by the members of the Bar, who
attended in their robes. Mr. Ryerson had
been a resident of this town for a number of _
years, during which he held a high position
as a gooctlawyer; and on the elevation of his
Honor Judge Lizars to the bench, he received
the appointment of County Crown Attorney,
• she dutieir.of which, however, through illness,
he only once was able to perform.-IStratford
Beacon. - -
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0AxxinA.Lis3f.-The native ferocity of
New Zealanders- has recently been exhibi-
ted in horrible -lets of ea' nnibalism. A
missionary named Valkner was seized by
his own di.scipte.r, hung, his body ripped
open, the blood -drank, „the_ heart eaten,
and the head cut off and -exhibited in
churches, etcas a token of ti iumph. The
„retribution for crimes so enormous should
be swift and terrible. -
4 child a year and a half old was
killed last week on the -Ne* YorVand Erie
railroad, pear Painted Post. The victim was
pitying amid aome grass which grew between
the tracks, and was not visible to the engineer
until the locomotive was within a very short
distance. Hearing the noise of the train, tfle
child raised its head and laughed. The- next
instant it was a crushed and bleeding mass.
Both -of its legs were severed froni. its body,
audit Was otherwise horribly injured. "
lor Daring a recent performance of
Meyerbeer's "Prophete," in the Rossini'
Theatre, at Madrid, Just as Jean de
Leydep, the prophet, was singing, a shriek
was heard, heard, and h man fell headlng upon
the stage without any one being able to
.see whence ha came. After a short inter-
fluption of de performance, the manager
came forward and stated that the man
who had fallen ,was a scene shifter, whom
*comrade had stabbed to the heart, and
lulled on the spot. lathe Oulu:ion the
'murderer escaped.
A. REMARKABLE Cow.--Theri is a cow in
Washington, D. C., which marched with
Sherman's army front Atlanta, Georgia, and
during all the time, from _November Ist,1864
to May 19th, she averaged agallon of milk
nday, At Washington she was prsented by
11Brevet Major General J. D. Morgan to the
101-diers' Home for the use of that institution.
-Wag may she live. The distabces of 'her
atirttbes tore : From Atlanta- to Savannah,326
.....nules; front Gofdshorough to Case Fear
fiver, 81 miles; front Cape Fear fliver,- to
„.1Tallhingt,orr,ia Eichniont.1.4- Virginia, 342
sales. Total, 1451:4 trarelled from
It0Tri3Tiller North Carotin to R;d;.
nritkirs, a distance f 1 at C"'
_RARE: T.41 -A -Tv
IVETTEllizCAXADA...
WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE
ON THE
IGfl' ROPE
Harry Leislie,
THE GREAt . AMERICAN BiLONDIN!
ILL give one -of his astounding exhibi-
nous of skillfulness and daring. on the
Tight -Rope - -
,
IN GODERICH !
ON TUESDAY '1ST AUGUEST- 1865
, r i i
- When he will walk across An immense
Chasm 150 feet high, on. a rope 300 feet
long, and perform. a number Of the'feats
which- have electrified.thousandslat Niagara
Falls and elsewhere. " Some of Mr: Leslie's
feats, it is believed, surpass id: ating and
f,
skill even those of.the great Blon in himself.
Excursion trains will. be in on this
occasion ,fropi Brantforcil London, Guelph,
and an intermediate stations.. Also,. excur-
sionsby steamers from Detroit, Sarnia, Port
Huron, Saginaw, Saugeen, Kincardine, etc.
Trains front Brantford and -stations wee,
to Goderich, and return, on August 1st,
1885: Brantford, $1.60; Pa* $1.50)
Druinbo. 81.40; Plattsville, $1.30; Tavi-
stock, 81.15; Stratford, $1.00;. Mitchell,
'Meta.; Carronbrook, 65cte:.; Seafdrth, 50cta;
Clinton. 35cts. • , '-
Rope walking to take place exactly at 3
p.m. ' _
.
A GbOD TIME MAY BE E ECTED.
BANDS OF MUSIC will be lin atten.
dance. -
A CRARID CONCERT
andfrom
railliciahnifatinselitgIt aler:etsashd...al sUR"to"nre:: byWfintilif ;mess,- railitiathatesuevaensiuinggI4 "ducted
liefr_in excellent:condition A
sigoarocristpunk 44 n ey'efl GOO SAVE -THE Qu EN!
Per r` ticKkit itrui.t 1.60/ 180'5 w26
*1
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THE LAKE -ASHORE
SOAP AND POTASH FACTORY':
HE subscribers beg to return their warmest
thanks to the ladies of Goderieb and viein-
itf for their post liberal support in supplyieg
them with Grease and Ashes. They will give
bigher than the highest prices offered for -
ANY AMOUNT. OF GREASE 1g. ASHES
•_la Cash or good Caustic Soda < Soap. Soft Soap
always on hand; the best at.$2 per barrel.
:413- i. aih raid lor Cord Wood..
.
, -"WEIGHT & BARNES. •
Goderich, July 20th. 165. sw93elm
Insolvent Act of 1864.
rrHE creditors of the undersigned are notified
1 to meet at the law (Ace of Wilham --Tor-
rance Hays in the iovi n of Goderich on Tuesday
he Twenty-secoad day of August 1565 at two o •
clo 21r in the afternoon.. for the purpose of receiv-
ing statemeists of his aflairs and of naming an
Assignee to whom be mar make an assignment..
WILLIAM ELLIS, Insolvent.
Behnore, July 90th, l8f33. . -
%V.-TORRANCE HAYS,
'SolicitOr for Insolvent. sw93 2w
_JUST OP_ENED_I-
Boot-JsJotthoe
Establishments., -
fyg Kingston -street, next the Telegraph
LI Office. The Proprietor solicits a share
of the public patronage, and he will use his
best endeavors to affordsatisfaction; •
- J. ROSS.
N. B. -Orders promptly executed in both
making and repniring.
July 18th, 1865. w25.1in
E2C.A.1VIIINTALTIoN
Or •
School Teachers --
THE Board of Public Instruction for -the
1 County of Huron will nieet in the Court
Room, Goderich„ on Wednesday and Thurs-
day, the .
16th 41 17th_days-ofiugust next,
Each . des at ten o!clock, a. in. when
candidates wishing . to obtala Licences to
teach will then have an oppodnnity of being.
examined.: Those wishink, first oi third class
certificates will be examined on Wednesday,
and second class on Thursday.
Candidates before being admitted to an
examination are required to present certifi-
cates of good moral character, signed by a
clergyman or juatice of the peace..-
D. 11. RITCHIE,
1 • - Secretary.
Bayfield, 15th July, 1865.- w25 3t
1ISS1GNEE'BRALE. or LANDS.
,
United Counties of ft Y Virtue of the
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Huron and Bruce, AP Power vested in Inc
to wit: - by the creditors of
Joseph Copeland, - an Insolvent, under the
Insolvent Act for 1864, as assignee,. I' will
offer for side fern -lot number eleven, in the
ninth conceinion of the township of Mowick,
in the County of Huron, -which land I shall
offer tor sale at R. W. Adams Hotel, Howick
Village, on Monday,. the twenty-third day of
October next, at the hour of twelve o'clock.
-ROBERT LEECH,
w25 -td Assignee.
•
MONEY -FOR FARMERS
rpHE Subscriber has received a few hundred
; dollars to loan on improved farms.
Interest moderate, and charges reasonable,
- S. P. YEOMANS,
golicnor,Ac., Gaderieh, C.W.
10.. Office over the Post Office.
N. B. --Parties having, money to inveat
caa be accomodated with a few good applica‘•
tions.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LIM
United Ceiinnes of 1DY- virtue of a writ of
Hereon and Bruce, .L/10$ Venditioni Expenas and
to wit : • Fieri Facies for residue,
issued out offier- elestes Court or fiominoa
Pleas, and to me directed against the hulas andl
tenements tit Joseph Gilbert, defendant, at the
suits of Dame Elisabeth B,sagg, and John Y.
Jane, plaintiffs, 1 have aeiz.W and taken in
execution all the equity of redemption' and other,
interest of the defendant in and to the north half
of town. lot number one, on Clarendon greet, in
he village of Soutnempton, in the County 'of
Bruce t: which Ian& and tenements 1 shall ofer
for sate at the Courthouse at my office, in the
town of Goderich, on Tlesday, the twenty-sixth
clayof September next, at the hour of twelve- ot
the clock,noon. -
JOHN' MACDONALD,
. Sheriff; H. &B.
By S Poixoc:s, Deputy Sheriff. -
Sheriff's Otfice, ft/Wench, t
1StitJuly,1865, f -N1,26
SPECIAL NOTICE.
macs -
Trp EFERRING to our- advertisment of 2nd
MP instant, and in order to avoid misunder-
standing; we beg respectfully to inform those
of our custoruers who have bad accounts with
us hitherto that,as-we are anxious to bring
our present business to a close as soon as
possible. we must discontinue all accounts
from this date.
JOTIN-FAIR & CO:
Goderich, 9th May, 1865. - ew71
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JOHN FAIR & CO.
• HAVING- DaTE.RMINZD- ON
CLOSING-
pRESENT,
BUSINESS IN GODERICH,
WILL, oN
Thurulay next, the 4th instant,
Commence to clear off the whole ot their !aria
and valuable stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, and
- Groceries- at an
ENORMOUS REDUCTION IN PRICES.:
Gotham., 2nd May, 1865.
•
flAVTION.-This is to forbid all persons
Vgiving-mvifon John Mason, credit on my
account, as -1. will not -hold myself responsible
for any debts that he marcontraet.
• JOHN MASON, Senr.
Wawanosh July, 16 1865, • w253t.
Ashes- and Grease. '
THE Subscriber will purchase all the Ashes
1 and Soap Grease that may be saved for
him in Godench and neighborhood.
JOHN E. DANCY.
JOY letho 1865. [w25
Daur.Es in Canada West intending to
1 make application to the Legislature for
Private or Local Bine, either for gninting
exclusive privileges, or conferring corporate
powers for commercial _or other purposes of
profit, for regulating surveys or boundaries,
or for doing anything tending to Isffect the
rights or property of other panic -stare hereby
notified that they are required by the 53rd
and followins rales of the Lees's*. Council
and Legislative Assembly -respectively, (whieh
are published in full in the Canada(iazette),
to give TWO MONTHS NOTICE of the
application (clearly and distinctly specifying
its nature and object), in the Canada
Gazette, and also In a newspaper published
in the County or Union of Counties affected,
sending copies of tlie first and last of such
notices to the Private *Bill. Office of ascii
All Petitions for Private Bills must be
presented within the first Three meek* of the
Se i
J. E. DOUCET • A.VODD,
ak. of Private BOA Chi, Ca. Priasie BM MIA
L .
. Csouseil.
- - L. dueasbly.
Quebec, 13 Julfil865. siv95
OR :SA L E.
1211 -ACRES' ofLotNo: 33 East Lake
4-1 v Road Hay -
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FIRST - RATE LAND 1
I
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Terms'easy,ispitly to -
, DONALD SUTHERLAND,
on the premises, or : .
M. 0. CAMERON,
Goderica.
goderich, Apr113001,1864. wX4-tr
OTS
eceive
615.
1
30th Jitie, 1666:
LARG
L IN
Notice is Hereby Civet!
THAT application. wilt be Inade to hod'
branches -of the LegislatOre of this Pro
vince at their next sitting to have the limn -
ship of Wawanosh divided to forth two
seperate Municipalities, to be called "Fait
Wawanosh " and "West Wgivittoeltiii re'
spectivelyi the dividing line to be 'mute.*
lots numbered twentyseven and twentrsight..
The ifitd.iestieti tr_111 be made by petition of
the idomeipal Conned, and over three Inifiz
dred and ninety oft& -electors of lite said
to vat* oft awanosit.
By. orer of the COhntil.
' JAS.- SCOTTI-Vp eleaL
June i3t1t. 1865. • ar22tf-
fiYAIO RI' GA OE CALE:
•
IITHEREAS default having hie* end, in'
TY payment of IL Mortgage road* bY txt,
wardICelly, of the Township of Ashfiefd, in
_the County of Huron, yeoman, andMaty Anti
Kelly, wife of Edward Kelly, (for the pompon"
of barring her Dower). to William Leonard
of the Tom). of Godertch, in the c.,rionty-
Haropreentistoati ; the foltairieg lend anti
premieeS,jJI be sold by PnblIc 'suction at
G. M. Trtiehlan's Action Sark
TVESDAY, ISth MUST, 180;
At the hour of twelve o'elock, noon, sabjeet
to IL' Mortgage of $400„ and interest at afght
per cent.) due 1st May, 1865, that is to silt -
all and singular that certain parcel: or tract
of land and premises -situate, lying and being
in the Township of Ashfiefd, in the Cobra,' of
Huron, being composed of the south hilt of
the north half of lot number eleven', in the'
-third concession; eastern division of the said
Township of Ashfield, containing by ad -
_measurement fifty acres of. land, _more -of
Ileed under Power contained in Mortgage:
Terms of Sale -Cash or Credit. ,
For further partitulars itliply to to. Shade'
Gooding,- Solicitor, West Street.
D. SHADE GOODINk
" Solicitor for Mortgagee:
Dated 7111March, 1865. w241d •
-London and Paris Treatment!
Dm jOHNS0-1118
Office 'and Dlippzusarns
NO. .641 Little St. Janes Stott"
MO2TTZMA,14, - "
• For the Cure of Chronic Complaine*, ScrquIsi
i et Arertious behility, Diseases -of the Blood, -
• , ;saw 116"erainal Werageri $ dad all _
. Persale Complaint*. ite. w
DR.JORNSONiLATE OF LONDON,tbril•.
'burgh and .Parifs, detotes his attention, ex-
chnnvele, to the Treatment of the Complaints
referred 10 in tbia _notice. Many years experience
in Europe. and the British zolonirek, enables hint
to perform some very remerkuble cores; and it*
Idles are such, Integra correstioa4ence with the
facilities for obtaining the best and latellt-raine
e
mut celebnUed physicians of -the old world, that
[
- he can offer unluceineets to the tonfortimete4 ft
.speedr and perfect ettre.
113•:13;nieNelli IV vie Itcit.--ifre haat
sonf. Xemediee wig *were-. in a wen eked tinsel
1 - all who are bniected trith Neredoii &With Lao
of
Illeinory. Valor, ete„ : '''.
" 113-.Y011an Mari, Titan Nitirica,-111PrO sirs
evil Wait oftea contracted by:boys it ochieli
which grows up with them to manhood; the -
effects of this evil mactic* it mod 'itegurable,
afibetedihou la applytoDr.iohnsoni
otten producinginsanity,ate.,&e. Alt who
and, he will effect a .speedy and De:team:et 40
I -13-Disrmnrs or sac. Blow, &c.. --It la a
melaneholy fact that thousands /all victims -to
diseastomegtothe ,anskiltal avid improper gnu
-. of Mercur'. 'Dr. -Johnson's Compered ..Simor
win thoroughlyeradicare alf disrieirsairisingftmi
a diseased ortmpure state oftheldood. Rearsthea
forwerded in saftetyto nay address .0filee -Mane .
Iran 8 till 144 end from 2 QS. •4044ememoussa•
tions should be Adt.ressed, Ur. Chas. Y. Joimeept
64, Littre St. JameiStreet, Mcatteld, C. Be .....-
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JUST A0,112 VED AND
AT THE- -
GOPERIC/I,_ May lst1 1865,
ETLOR & SON..
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SHERIFF'S SALE pi,v LANDO.
Unttedeoontres of)13Y virtue of two writs of
'Huien and Bruce, .UPP' Merl Facile famed out
To Viit : 301 Her Majesty's 'County
Court of :the United •Counties of Huron and
Bruce,and to me. directed optima the lands and
tenemenfa .of Jeremiah Lennox, at the suit of
Isaac Carling, William;0.- Smith, ud Alexander
-
Smith; 1 hove seized and taken n xecution all
the night, title and intenest of the sa dekndant,
in and to lot ;Umber. 99 on -Huron tireet, in the
village of Aideyville, in the county of Huron,
with the builihngs thereon erected.Lei No. 2
On Howiek street, to the . or anon; one
half acre of land with the builditirs thereon
erected, situated at the south.east corner -of the
Township of cuiress, in the coeuty of Bnicei
forming raft et 1(4E0.1, in the A concession of
the said township ef culrosti whichIan es
tenements I shall offer for sale at nor ofilee•swilie ;
Court UMW in the town: of godericki ow/
Tuealay, the tenth day ot October twit. al She
hour of TsVelve of the clock,noon.
OEN. .084.DoriNfAHL.D+,
Sheri'. Office, Goderiek
3rd July, 1866. 6•
w24
kilvent.i40... Of :1864
In Ike 0/ 4. SMITH, an !mot
veal. •
rrHb ersdaore of thejesolvitat are notified
-11. that he has made an alsigtiesent of his estate
and effects tinder the above Actota me, the, slider -
signed assignee, and they ere requirecrtolurnisb
me within two months from this date Withtheir
claims, specifying the security -they hold, if any,
11480 VIVI', AOT- 01' .8($4,
Ks the stet of GEORGE M. TRUE:
an Insolvent. _
HE o.
ikirs of the Insolvent art notified
that he has made an assignment of his
estate and effects ander the above' Act, . to
me, the 'undersigned assignee, and they are
required 14 furnish me within two months
from this date with their claim!, specifying
the itecori.y'they boa, if any, at40 the value
of IS, and tt none stating the fact; the whole
attested, atideroath with ..tfie vouchers in
support of rineh •
Dated at tioderich, in the County of Enron
this 6th da ol.Taly, 1665. -
•MMBS BIGGIN4 -
sweeld Amalgam; Clinton 1). o.
VO. 'arra
A CONTRACT of 'chopping and
II Ten acres, On de &yield Read,
miles from Goderich. A to
COLIN cum.,
• Huron goat
lune lfith. 1865. - • • 21tf
sitERnaus SALE ORIAANDIL -
Unitalbountiesott r votetortiftiviits
Buren and Bruce. -1.1 Fier/ Therseintmed eat
To wit:. Of tier Majeateo Coustf
Court ofthe Cuited_06untieso Hiroo aid /kiwi •
and to Inc directed against -the hied, sr* 611sh: '
ments ofJohn McCoys at the' sults .fit
M. Savage. and Jame* McGalts, isfstisetisd " •
anilishee Iseeution ell the tight, tide and
interest oir /be said defendant la &WM lot number
fifteen, ID the sista concession ache township of
Kinkier, in tke Comity arBrneepeoutaistillr ose
hundred sores, more or foal which laeofe awl
/eminent* I shall Alf Am sale it my olios hi
the Coarriletiatt the foitn Goikrieb, on'
Theodor, the seventeen/Jr day qfGetelrer uesti a-
nthem, or Twelve *oftlae clock, nom
JOHN ,EACDONALD,
Sheril,11. •
Otliee,Goderich,
• ?thinly, 1065. 4 1124
sinatirits s4itz OF LAND110
Huron.end Bruce; * entlifielti 1100011
ttinted'Countieeof
ments'oilieshitriliagarandtreorgbAs= at the wale
i
_ . To Wit: OerSed'obt of Her Mujestei .
B, ,... ora! 'writ do
County courtot the 'tilted countieas of Buie* Net -
Brace and to me directed mewl the lands and leis:
eft:diver lliacidem, John Thoth* i irons, ,tr..
!and James hlacklem ; 1 have seined and Mies he
;execution all the rtght, tide ank interest 'of the Jahr
;defendant in and tb Ws munhers118, 11S, 114, 118,1111,-
117 and 86, in the village of Illneralei also ihat aerie% . .
parcel or *wetlands traowei themillbiesk, aid oho* '
that eemliqweel or iracroflandsiwhicit if hompied on
Menage st by tbe river Italthind, on ths mods side:
by Os town hne between -doe uwaships of /*Mb aisir '
line °riot ilt: In se =sulks_ swim SW'
,ani sosims swot silk bythe welt=
with any water privilege :mow mayJw.,,*plowd *Awe,
the neer tfisitiend as for out as C //m0*. MI fa sir
County °Moron,- which lands 1 sheiti
offer dir sale at my office in the Cnun
town efGoderiek, on Tuesday. *el iworriv ldsy a ilie*.
at'
Appetites; at the 'too• ottwelve otithenisider ji.
JOHN IN CDOsberig it.
By fil,Pora.oce,Deputy Sherif.
Bberlifithfissailleduly lirer. 14.141
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ton 13ook Store.-
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asap -1717-Jaccmciagus.sicap• -
strwAstaili
.11PRING- AND_ -1811111E11. ..TOHEIsenddahindhini.B-Nolgolkiedblie geueral!y tbat he bus
Mr/ ItteltiVED et
James Collins,
•- - eaTON 87. GOMA/CH.
A C IS SOLICIT=
sintairlgittes.--Strayed from Godericl;
COT MCinit, about the fine week in June,
inst.s Bat re and !some Foal, the_ 'aro
, has a -rioirk o the left hind toot, thore is
and am vallworiand 1°Dellating /14 ift",star on the Mit's forehead, and left -hind foot
the whole attested -tinder oath with, the vouchers -
in support ofseek whIla• Inklrealkicel atlit will lead to ter
this 7thtlIty Ady, 1885.
Bated attiodeneb, le Ike Comity:or theroaii recovery will ImesuitablyRrewardsdK wurrELybtleavier
mI.
word with
JAMES THUIIPSON,
: Ass
stand on Albert Street, Clinton, fozamertr
occupied by J S. Forrest k Co., Whet* isql,
7ai:ortiatulartintaltat IT"- i‘bat1"t--x
Country StOrekeelletai,
Are particularly invited to inspect tie large '
oleo of
SCHOOL BOOKS & STATIONAT
Which will he found tobsaa low in pejo
as those of the Toronto Wholesale *E-
nemy doods, OMee 8tations/7f
Instmmeats, To Wall Papers,
Papers, lc., *A., as anal e
• GEO. If4Y0001E.
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