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startling Reports from Candsa.-
TBE cifetsros arrotr'nestsrstia_exTED THE
PROTECTIoX OF THE Am zate.ek
•
Russia write Greece kindly, and grimly
smiles symCathy, if not substantial assistance,
• to the - Candiart revolutionist& But new- a
new sensation looms pp. a .Comniodore
• - Goldshorough'S American squadron -I -a -in the
Mediterranean, and Waves an ensign which
Austria had hoped would alone bother Maxi
anima, Now it aQati • proudly near- Candia
and Corfu. What is more, the Christians
have answered the_ offers of. the Mustaphe
Pasha„ that he exempt them froth their eon
tributions this year, with the demand that, as.
Christians, they claim the protee.tioar of -the
Christiaa flag of the United States of Ameri-
ca. rhe last neWs was that the deniazid had
been complied with, and that Commodore
Goldsborough has granted the- protection of,
the flag whose folds, they Sought. _ Mey not
this be one of the results of the reported
Russo -American alliance ? The L.nited States
need satation for the fleet in tne _Mediterran
ean. None better than Candia, nor nearer
to your good Russian Friends_ lvho need not
fear the irruption of. English or Frenchavies,-in suth case; in her desiins upon the
sick inan at ConstantinorleIt ia a pice
question now how the English -holders of
Turkish boeds„ whose interest the poor Can -
diens have been forced to pay, will feel about
- this time. Anetria. weakened ;4 PrUaia, oii
good- terms with Russia; the Ameneans in-
Camitar• the Feniams Canada and Ireland
-how-Tthat suits the -Russian Czar! And
Napoleon? Oh„ this wretched.. Mexican ex-
pedition ; so many soldiers and.-7.seren. hun-
dred RUB eighty mations ot francs Iot.-
TELEGRAPH -We learn that,at the instance
of the Provincisd government, the Montreal -
Telegraph Company is putting up sonie ad-•
ditons to its lines which intiv.be made useful
rn case Of emergenty; An extension from
Waterloo to Knowlton will touch the frontier
by two branches at Masonville in Patton, and
Aberdeen. in Sutton, while another branch
will pass through Sweetsburg and Dunham
Flat to the frontier at Frelighshurgh in. St.
Armand East. Sr. Armand West already
have- aline along the -railway thither, while
at Rouse's Point bri the West and Coaticoke
on the East other radii stretch out to - collect
news- of env hordei_trOuldefoz headquarters
itontreil flezette. . • - •
... •
Among the pretti things in jewellery in
Paris are small huinming-birds mounted tor
ornaments Small -gold beaks are added --to-
the birds, likewise pearl or subs- eyes, ' and
the bird is set in dead gold, chased more -or
less richly. Entire sets of these humming-
bird ornaments---eearrinzs,bdooch and comb
are sea& On the comb arefiesmall heads,
.encli with a gold beek.- Ear -rings are also
made in enamel, to represent a dragois-fly,the
'wings being diapered -blue and gold; a. pea-
cock,. represented in eutunel. also makes a
mast dazzling an-di/for both a comb and a
lerocieb.• But the Most originet ear -rings
which hare come under notice are banners
ot sky hlue and white enamel studded
with very small brilliants, and fringed with
THE MARKETS-
- (101)sitien„ Oct. 2, 1866.
.Spring Yilicat.
.`. . ..
, , 1:50
;.. 11:25
all- do ............., 1:40 1:62
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Flour.. ,..-.--: ......... ;.. 6:00 - 7:00
Barley - - '. , -' . 0:35 • 0:45.
Feas-z-.................- 0:35 ..c_a 0:40' .
Sheep_ . : ..... .... . . . .. . 4:00- it'A i 5:00
Beef, V, Ili - - 0-08 0:10
ilides (green). . - ........ 4:50
baler ...-.............,.... 0:14:
Paatoes new.. ... 0:25
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Vood- ..... ..: ...,,,...:1.;.-, 1:75 _( 2:25
Hay, new ? ton ....}1..._... -6:00 . (al 7:00
Eggs. ............ .......,.... ,,.0:10 (R. 0:00 .
Platirs...t...1.:.- .... :... 1: 0 0
- " - Loedon Sept. 28, 186.6.
, I
Fiill Wheat, ? bah supenor. 1 581 75
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Spring Wheeti,do, ..... ,.. . 1 25 . 1 40
Barley, . .. ......do,.......... 0 45 0 57
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VEGE'LiiB 14I
PAIN -KILL
AT THE OLD PRICE.
(j..• BE It ARp QF COUNTER..
E ITS AND WORTHLESS II1117 A
TIONS.
April 18, 1866.
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w12 -Ain
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-0:00 .
0:16-
0.25
Montreal, -Sept. 28, 1866.
Plour-Snneiror Extra 8 25- ft 8 60
Etra.... 00 a 8251
Fancy, 7 75 a 8 00
Wheat -Canada. ...." . 1 55 a- 1 60
do Western' 1-50a.. 0 00:-
Oats -Per 32 lbs 0 35' a 0 -3a
Barley --Per 48: Ha. ▪ - 0 50 a 0 SO
Ashes -Poi:. 6 bO a-= 6 70
do Pearls -first 6 30 a 7 00,
1
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Fall wheat
$pririt
13:utter. • • • •
Torontopt 28.
'1,•ps.7 50' Ft 8 00
• 0 00
• 143
0. 15
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. NOW York, Sept. 28 -
Canadian flour. common'. -.88 00 et.11. 00
- choice extra. 11 70 al2 25 -
Wheat, white Canada7"..,....-. 3 04 ® 3 07_
- prime new. -2 57 00
0 90 o 92
Oats ...: 055, 058
Pork 33' 00 • -0 00
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WHISKERS HIS_KERS
Dr. L. O. 11.10,tTez' Corr/iii. the greatest sithn-
ulator in the, woildwill- force 'Whiskers or -.NI us--
-tni-hes to grol.v on the smoothest faee or ehtn ;
never known to fail. - SaMple for trial sent free
to any one dettirotvi 0i -testing -its merits. Address
Rartgs67.Co..-,,7$ Nassau Sr., N Y
(No letters taken unIcss prepaid)
• STRANCei,E, 11.1t7 TRUE.
- Every young ladvancI gentlemanuithe United 'States
Can hear something very- much iotheir. advantage- by
ketum mail (free of clutrge). ly:eddrefsing_the Under-
signed. Those haring tears of. being' hunibugged will
oblige bynot noticing this card. Alt.otherswill please
address their nbetlient servant.
'• TIIOS: F. CHAPMAN..
wa.ty.Sla : 531 Broadwav NewYorlt:
ERRORS- 01E` ITOVIP
A Gentleman n -ho stuTered foiregirs t'om Nervous'
Debility; Prentatar4 Decdy, and all the effects of youth-
ful indiscrationwill fur the sake ofsufferiag humanity
send free to all who need it --the recipe and directions for
n.aking the- siniple remedy bi Which he was cured. Sof-
ferers wishing to profit by the advertisers- expdrience.
can do so by addressing '
JOHN B. OGDEN.-
' Ncl$:_c,httinbers St.. Nevr York
_
_ .
TO CO --A SUMPTIN ES.
The adveruser. having been TesMred to health 211 a.
W weeks bra r ery sunple reidedyatter haring suf.
' fered for sereiai y:ezrs w'Ath a severe lung affCrtion, and
'
TIIE C/Ile.S.G0 31tRDE3.--,-The murder of
McKeerer, while driving Butler on' Saiarday
-last,. is Still 114 topic in Chicago. The iin
ptesgon is now atost current that the board,
by which :4cKeever_ was loped, was thro;yril
at the horse Butler,. -and not at the driver.
The projector of the plank, not sufii.-iently'
-calculating-she-velocity of the horse, threw'
the plank, which grazed the animal, and -as it
,were, slanted upon the driver McKeever. .The
plank was tea feet long aad six inches wide
dind as McKeever was driving very fanidy-the.
blow was>sufficiently crushing to .kill
We hope that the,history of this- sad tragedy
will be cleared up. Itis believed iu Chicage
that the driver of Cooley knows how the
trag,etly was committed, it -he refuseS to -
answer apy questions- The rival horses were
at all near each other, and theretom it
wa-s- not difficult for the driver of one to know
whit occurred to the other. The cruelty and
d.speratian of gamblers of every variety is
notorious. They would not hesqate- for a
moment to kill thehorse, Beller, or even Mc'
Keever,_ if they could thereby win_ their bet.
P. S. -The sestimony at. the coroueris. in-
quest goes. to show .that there was a deliberate
pilot to murder McKeever. -
_JEWS ANN TRU CaoLza.t.-It is a subject of
remark that the Jewish inhabitants or the
East end of London have escaped almost un-
acathe.ddaring the outbreak. In. Petticoat,
latte and its- immediate neighborhood: only
three or four cases of c7iolera. ha-ve taken
- place, and the casesofsliarrhceoa have hardly
exceeded those of an ordinary- summer- A
similar exception. was observed in 1849, when
the Ifenre.vr community only lost about one
mi_2,000 as contOared with sixiii 1,0.00 of the
feneral population of Whiteehapel, and 29
"in, ion cf. theChristianS of Batherhithe.-,.
Elzen, as now„ the immunity Was:_-aseribed to
- certain- observances and habitsenculcated by
thejewish faith_ For example, the frOuses
of al undergo a thorough_eleansing -once a
year, and every room islime whited at least
as often ; more than one family -never occupy
the lame rob -in (two or three or more families
sometimes occupy a single room amongest
the lower orders of the surrounthog popula-
tion:). cosaidera-ble care is taken with respect - t
that dread Consumption—is anititni5 16 maka
known to his fellow -Sufferers the meafls. of cure.'
To all who desire it. he will send a coy-ot the ;arcs.:
enption used olee.of charge). with the directions fi,n. pre-
parintrand using the sante:which *ley will find a scar
CURS "47)r,Coxs. Unirr-CON. ASTIIILC BaONCHTIM
C(tiats. and all Llir9at and Lung Affections. The only
ob3ect ot Inc advertiser m sending the Prescription is to
benefit the affneted. and Spread information- which..he
'conceives to be! invaluable. and 'he lopes every sufferer
Wilttry his, remedy. *sit enst them nirthing, and
may prox:e a blessite". .
Pante,* wishitur.the prescripti9n7raar—W.retum mar
wilt please addriss -
Rev. R D TrA WILSON.
itkatusburg. Kings Oa—Nevi Tort.
Xrin ablurttsonentS.
THE GREITENGLISII RENEDI
- - SIR JAMES ;CLARKE'S
,
Celebrated 'Female :Pills.
Prepared from a prescription of Sir J.
.CfarIce,111-.D.,Physrdian extraordinary
to the Queen. -
This mralual& medicine is unfailing in the
cure of all *home painful and dangerous diseases
to Which the female constitution is subject. It
in:oderates altexcess, and removes al obstructions,
end speedy cure may be rehed
'TO MARRIED 'LADIES
t;8 peculiarly suited. It will, in o short time,
brine- on the monthly period with regularity. -
- Each bottle, price One Dollar, bemathe Gov-
ernment Stamp of Great Britain to pieveritcoun-
terfeits.
cA.-trrnaliz.
These Pills slundd .not be takinbufernalcs during
the FIRS7 THREE MONTHS 'of .f.lreg--
nartey, as they are sure to bring on lifts -car-
nage, but at any other time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pains -in the Back and Litobit,. Fatinne on slight
exertion. Patintatioll cl the Heart, Hystenes and
Whites, these PilLs will effect -a cure swhet all
other means have railed; and althoneh a power-
futremedy, do not contain iron. calomel, anti-
morn-, or anttlaing hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully. Pre-erved.
Sole agent for the United States tied Canadas;
1013 AOSES, -,Rochester,
N. B.-$1.60 and siz- po-tage stamps, enclosed
o any -authorized agent will insure a bottle con-
ainingfinv Pills, by return !Joni _
NORTHROP & LYMAN,.
-t Newcastle, O. W., general
agept for Canada. •-
irr Sold is Godefielt by Parker & Cattle and
.Jordan
;
Gaidiner or Co., Rtyield ; James
Beiltburn,Rozeiville ijJ. Pickard,Eieter ;
; E. Hickson, Seaforth, and all
itedicsne Dealers- w38-1v
to the quality of the food used, tainted pro -
/mons berng proscribed, and all flesh meat
„fieisg.inspected by a religious officer before
emmouied ; and, again,. the poorer members
- of the community are liberelly eared for F
though -the be.novelence of the rich, applica-
tions_ for workhouses relief. not being per,: t
mitted.
'bfrti years ago,- remarks -the New
York Tribune, when„Donglas left his Green
Mountain home for :Illinois, his great- rival,
Lincoln, was keeping a post office; fresh from
the glories of the Black Ilawk war, Andrew
Johnson. was. Mayor of a fittle mountain town
-in Tennessee, Jefferson Davis; a -Lieutenant of
.dragoons„ was chasing the Indians, Seward
yes grieving over his .defeat as Governor,
!Breckenridge Was studying -the orations of
Cicero against Catalina at the Kentucky
%liege, Chase was- endeavoring to gain a Iaw
inactice in Cincinnati. Sumner was entering
Ike Boston bar, Broderick was cutting stone,
Grant was a school boy in his teens. and Far-
ragntwas watching the honor of his flag on
tha torrid coast of Brazil. '
- Timid people are Row- defined to be--;
bier abiintto pop the question, a man wbo
deet not like to be shot • . and, a steamboat-
eeptstin with a cholera case on board. '
"Get ahead,' said Mr. Smith's, wife to
Liu, while -Walking behind parts one e ven-
Gee -Arad IV rerilierl he, -" Why, I
Utak the one I have is goixtenough.”
# Glasgow eerier was met one day by his
trlor- `POIL--SeedY1-10Y Mither's dead."
the carter.- "Is that a' r rejoined
the neighbor 441 was !earl it had been
• IMIN••••••••mo
Otrrriazol TOK Taunt.- A recent at -
Imamate in Chicago to rob the Oen.
this -jewel,- of which he has a large and
ceelf collection, the burglars broke into the
11150•Itroont attached. to where he wet per-
sarenemand ransacked every thing they could
their hands on. and among the articles
was a lot 'of the " Canadian_Pain De,
engsewitb which the Gen.had applied biIi
?gffor the cure of toughs, colds, -cramps in
atis_ _ steal* linie bael n ildes, ie. --
400y all liedisino tiss1errat25eta
Uwe. • ' Peri
:q.q
Among the most important -of modern medical
discaveries stands the
VANAD1 IN PAIN DESTROYER! '
As a Famili Medicine, itis weIl and favorably
known. relieving thousands frem peins tuthe..
Side, Back and head Coughs, Colds, Sore throat,
_ Sprains,: Bruises, -Crampa or the Stomech,
- Cnolera morbus,Ovsenterv,BOwel com-
_ piaints,,Burns, Scalds, 'Prost Bites, •
• -arc., dre., arc.
The G A NADIAN- PAIN DESTROYER h-aii
tow'been before the public for a length O time.
and wherever use liked, 'never failing
h.. a single instance to give pernian ent relief -when
timely used, and we have never 'Known a single -
ease ofdissatisfaction. where the directions have
been pro-per.f followed; but, on the contrary, all
are deterhted with its operations, and speak in
the higicest terms of its virtite9,and magical et:.
&cif. '
We speak from experience in Ibis matter", hav-
ing tested -it thoroughly. and therefore those who
are- sulknng from any of the complaints for.
vihich it is reCommended may depend upon its
being a Sovereign Rainady.
the astonishing efficacy of the Canadian Pain
Destroyer in curing the diseases for what*. It is
reeornuiendecl. and ds Wonderful success in 1111b-
duing the torturing:pants of Rheumatism, azd 311
relieving -Nervous Affectiens, entitle it to a high
-rank in the list of remedies for these. complaints.
Orders are coming in from Medicine DAeleis is:
all parts of the country let further supplibs, and
each testifying as the nniversai satisfaction it
gives- ---1--
-The Canadien Pain Destroyer never tails to
sive xmieemste relief. All incir,e dealers keep
it; Physicians order and use and au family
will be without it after once trying it. - •
Price only 25 -cents -per bott
-All orders shoOld be addresied to
NORfiligr Plc LYMAN,
' Newciunle, C. W., :
_ _ , General Agent for Caaada,..
-:a31-05old Grodench by karker. drCattle and
Y. Juniane Gardiner. 4- ftteeteld; James
Benthiuni Rogerville • J.-.Pickanl, Exeter ; H:\
NOITEVriEg isit031i,P.A.RTS
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AT THE
al.C.N.-ALS:P; OFF; CEri":
NOVELTIES FROlit VOW
AT -THE SIGNAL OFFICE.
IrELTI
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FROM G A Y,
AT THE- SIGNAL africE.-
Novelties from London,
At the Oignal Office,
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AT THE SIGNAL OFFICE.. -
07VIELTIE 8
Wtwa.t1.‘, 4355‘.e. .
EVUJIES'..1111JATIONFRti
At th.e.S411E4..,*
irgtitt.0 • stit'.
101103211411
th-. Sigginalr4)1140e;
tII
p. Tut
Ai THB 4IGNAL OFFICE.
NoVelties in
GREAT VARIETY
maim SIG -NAL 0 ICE.
VHE SUBSCRIBER woutd respectfollyin-
timate to a discerning public that the
above-
- ARE DIRECT AND •••
Feist:ma:113r Selected -
.11T BIM WBILE
z Ti; ID: "..
:this simmer, and ate so idat
ONE PROFIT ONLY.
mooitiEtovsE,
Goderich, Sept 27. 1866.
_
00-ttOlIS COttOlIS
COTTONS!
FIE SUBSCRIBERS ARE SE i..;1J-
jug off Grey Cottons at, reduced
onces. also
•
Ladies' and _Gents' Straw Hats I
- To arrivegn a day or two
•
CHEAP WHITE dOTTON.
LafelY to hand). -
Sugars, Teas and
.baccos.
kr Give the Cheap Cash Store a call
ACHESON & SMITH.
Godericli, July 20th, 1866. w19
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P. -DT &CLEAN, .
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41 JUST RECEIVED A•LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF- CLOTHS
Consisting i in- part of ,West Englend. Bread.
cloths, Beavers, Whitney', -Bearskins, Percy
English Scotch,aed French Twt.eds, Cashmeres,
-Doeskins, sod a variety of Canadian Clothe;
Plain. Satin, and EhAvered - %reinter, Shirts,
Gfove.s, Gape. &c., &c. - - • • - •
Ile feels confident of giving satisfaction to aft
who may faiorkiin With their ordens. - -
TWEED SUITS011-Wool) $12 aud opirards:
. _ ,
stir N..4.—Clitting done to Order. .1
Goderich, Sept 25th, 1866. sw 8
,
_.7-4REE:FOR
irm farm known as se sk firp'S let
-Aon.-5.. Colborne, East Piiition: 100
acres, 00 -cleared. Log hots) and frame
bars. Sod good. _About 7 Miles •:from
Godeinb, A large strewn nine through. tlie
property filled with Speckled trout. "
Apply to - -
• " JOHN HAIMA-N, Jr., Goderieb, "
- or ALEX. LMITEf,. Barrister, Toronto.
Combo. Clinton; E:Iiickscies thisforlii gem, w3;gtsiov,
megicipe Dealere. %IOW
-
0 -P
D.DRESS: G��Whacb for variety and riclitiess of style.cpinot be eicelied._
• ---rettig:10388EM-itt*Iee
. .
se •
EAT REDUCTION OF PRICIES:
Witness the FoLlovvin'g:-- \-*
Fancy Dress Goods from 1ZI etp. per,iyard
Prints r " 11 - •
FactoryCotton "
E V
•••••=im1.•••••••0
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if
G% SIL
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.RIETTEVIN 'FINGT.::g1C111-T
who, a siceiality:j
OPENED _-
Br-, OF SHAWLS
FROM $2: EACH' .AND UPWARDS.
Ilariictilar attention is called - the iiiimense stock of
CLOTI1TAND TIVEDS: -
'LADIES' :CLOAKING,
FLANNELS, I
* AANIEETS,
TRINTS;.--
GREY AND -WHITE COMM:
mt,r77-m C.A.SE$ OP
ADIES' AND GENTS
. .
0. STRAY PIG:-Caiiie, idio :the eneldSure
Lk of the -gut/Scriber Jot 41st -con. b. Col-
borne,. about May fait, -a-' epetted Pig, the
Owner te requested to prove property. pay
charges, and take it away. -•
. • •- GEO. NIEBERGALL„.
Ben MillerlistSept. 1866- . w35 atf
1
STRAYED from the premises of
the subscriber, Maitlandville about
2 ..
the 15th of Aug. last, a light grey noise, a
little stifrihehe fore legs A liberttl reward_
will hergiven_for any information that, will
lead to his recovery. . . ' -
- ,• . • DONALD' McKAY.
Goletich, Sept 18, 1866.• - ' . w3443t
Insolvent let of 1864 anitinitia4±
•-:-' • . meats.-- . '-'- ' -
Province of Canada, IN ..THE COUNTY
one - of the United ed counties of Huron
Canada,'
1N
Of..1Inrori, --COURT of the Unit-
aCtioannlitrieuse.ec.if ' Hu.,koh J1 aud.Breee. -.• j: • •
-in the orieittei of ....Sanriel Ccotteloii,lan ,rn.idoeiit.
w
-nig Monday, the tWiatt-stith daY.' NoVent-
ber next. the inide.signed Will apnlv to -the
-Judge of the said Court for. a discharge undeplie
-4 said- Aces.- - - . ...T .
, ,
. T 0 MS.& tiCklit 1 .
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. . r Sae itors for- instilientj- _ : , .
.. Dated -at GOaericb, this:19th day Of Skpleiber;
A.. D. ISG6, . - - - - - w352m .
1AMDEL C NTRLON.
Just At
vo..(1;,-0,1000740.010...001,0si-
12 44 IBQQTSAND $1110ES.
hoide :.,.ot-of Family Groceries'
\3111%%0-1k,(Z1VVAISIT
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-We have the Largest Steek of goods in Town,. and will sefi cheaper than the
cheapest. • -
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Goderich, Sept f28, 1866.
0111t.0 DETL011. & CO.
Ti16
dD 411ININGWEEK1
eeenoott--4-s-fteriefo–.—
TE .NEW. -FALL. all
is now 'received, and
we tiope. gpnday;i1914 inst., to
be abletofriends Ois4-
tor-A.6ra one •tjt theL.inOwcoinple.te
._ • . • 7 • _ • • . _ - •
s_ptnipia.t$ :of :$taple-, and Fancy. Dry
G a*o* HO*, ;ilk Sept., 1866-.
-7
MORTG4361 .SALE_
Y_ •
- re. itk 'Sae
TINDER and by virtue ot .1 Power ot _Sale
contained in a Mortgage made he. Thigh
McMullen, of the Township of Culress, in the -
County 61 Bruce, yeornaa-, detault having been
made in -the -peymeht thereet, win be solcy
ON -TUr.SDkt Oetober:, 16, - 1866-
_4 .
at tne hour of one o'clock, p. in., at
I. C. 13.A11.$ ARDIS:
Auction. Rooms 11 iehniondstreet, in the City ol
London._ the tollownur propeny : Lot No: 3, in
the 5(h concession oftheTownshi t Cul oss
3lie Auctioneer, and. from ,
• CRONYN & CRONYhT.
- -Vendor's Solicitors London.
God -Crick, -C. %V., tept,„ 14,1866 • w34
p .o z
the fJountvot Bruce contamme 100 act s more
or less. The Terms' of Sale may be ascertained ,
from, Kr, Thomas Fairburn, Teeswater, from
T!TELL NEIGHBOhR,
do youget along with
your plowing this Wet weather'
Why, 1 have_ thrown aside
a good plow that cost 24 dollars,
it was like plowing with arlok,
and went to Searle. & Davis'
and bought a _steel plow for
sixteen' dollars; now I have no
trouble in,plowing ; my horses
go right along, it -cleans so nice
t!ley are real thistle cutters
I.A.OGE ASSORTUIONT OF
OVER 30 KINDS LSO
4 -Loog.--.-.*.g04 -.70f,.11-PaRg•
On bsnd' Sip of Long rea -
• • --• • • - • 7,-.
BASE LINE,CLINTON.
_
QTRAY SHEEP.•=-Canie intr.) the
16, enclosure of the Subscriber,
lot 28, -1st- coticessioo, Township of
Wawaitosh,_ about the 15th August last,' three
Sheep.' The owner is - required to prove Pre-
perty, pay. charges dnd take 'them away. - •
- -JuSEPH TEWSLEY'.
Sept. 18th, 1866. - _ 134' se
1000 PLUM TIIE
filliE•Subscriber will have on hand for Sale
at his garden, gest Street, about tne
last of October, 1000 Plum Trees, Of all the
leading arid most hardy varieties. Parties
desirous of planting out a Plum Orchard
_will find it to their advantage to give me a
call, before ordering elsewhere.- 'Very * few-
'ritriveries can .supply goad. plum _ trees this
year they are very scsdaie. '• I will also have
on hand a stock of • . .
APPLE TREES,- PEARS,
(Divans and Standards), several different
varieties of Crabs, including Red IlYalopandi
Trancendaut • also some of the best varieties
of . - - - -
- -
Eng. Hob. .400sOberriesi-Grapes,
- &C. •
- Wit. CAMPBELL, -
. - .riasi treet.-.
1 -!--Goderich, Sept. 18,1860.. • ' w34tf
•Nkif poops.PIPORTiDDIRECT
A LARGE in V:e &At eoneessionmf Tnrnberry; at the dis-
lot af various ;lints and weiAta .taneeef five- chains _end tourteinAinks from. the
InStiiventAct of 1,864 and
AmendlnentO, .-
province of Canada,'' THE COUNTY
County of Huron, 1 C Alla -i)f the J.Triit
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one of the United }-ed Counties `.af.lturoo
Coenfi.g_ of' Harcin I and Bruce.
alintdtheBonruactte.er. -of W. . . :Ia. iti- 'in 2.- Edaffi--.2- ni lisokieiii. •
ON Monday, the twenty-sixth diy-oilshivemz
ber next the undedigned will .apply ta the
Judge of theilaid \Cohn ihr a discharge under the
.sal'Qid*A-A-;ets.ii0Old', - - - ,-,::
, - „x-.. - . WILLIA31.0-kir.
- --swieficirst.4 lidicifvexit,
Dated at Goderich, this 131.1i;day of September;
A- D, 1880. . : - w352m
1GS ROE SALE,frcifit sato
40 Pigs for sale of super-
ior- Breed. Prices from 2 tollati, _ and up
wards. (Including the 1st Prise sew sup
posed -to weigh over 6ewt Of Pork).. Apply
to -
MARVE-YfilNcK -ESQ.,
' - - Bosigarland otiage,
4th eon, Goderich.
' Goderich, Sept. 23,; 1866- .: '- ,,,.. w35
$t ITIIIIII1NES iffitSEHES!
Farmers Beware ! -
TH'' to caution you against buying- Trees
ofJOSE PH YOUNG, who has oeen taking
orders On the pretence that he Was an Agent of
these Nurseries; He is not authorised to sell,
worn these nurseries, and parties buying from him
will not get their trees.irom mi. eStabliShment.'•
- W- ;BEADLE. '
St. Cathanher, Sept. 21s1, 1886.- w35
SCHOOL NOTICE,
WANTED a first-class mall feaelier..to-
v teach in School Section., No; 3. Waw
anoshrfor the year 1867. Applications will
be, rebeived up to Monday. 15th day of
October, '1866, when the applicationtwill be
opened and a teacher clicsen. Applicants to
state the salary they will teach for. None
need apply unless „holding itst-class certifi
cates, and certificate of -good moral character
Apply to William Durnin, trustee, if by letter
prepaid, to Dungannon o.
WILLIAM DURNIN.
trustec
Wawancsh, August 30th, 1866.. w33 5t o
Chancery Sale.
PURSUANT to a Decree and final order of
_ sale, made in a certain caste now:pend-
ing in the Court of Chancery for Upper
Canada; wherein one -John' Hervey Plain
tiff, and Char-chilly-1nd others,'" are,
Defendants, will be Bolds, in one lot, by
Public Ancdon. by -
Joseph me; Auctioneer,
at the "Commercial Hotel," in the Witt Of
Clinton, with the apprObatiqn of David Tis
dale, Esquire, Master of this Court Siineoe,
MONDAY, 'the .15th -flay • of ;October,
neat,. at Twelve o'clock,. iptin, the following
• •
OPE
'That is to lay All arid singular that 'certain
parcel or tract of land and premises, situated;
lying, and being 10 the Tovinship of Moir*
lathe County of Huron, in -the- Province of
Canada, and containing, 'admeasurement„
one hundred acres of land, be the same more
or less-; being cotitpcsed of the South half of
-Lot No, 19,. in the 4th Concessioazp the said
Township of Morns. -
These Janda are 'Situate about 2/ mile,
from &gravel road. .They aro .well fenced-
.
and :Sixty sores thereof are _Cleared.' log
house and barn are erected thereon.
•
The purehaser will be required, at the time.
cif the sale, io pay to-thiPlaintiffs Solicitors.
'one-tenth of the purchase Money, and the
balance within four *reeks -thereafter, with
•
interest minx per cent. ; ,
There will be an upset price of 81;074.
In other iaricularathe conditions of sale will
te-thestanding Conditions, of thi, -Cohn of
•Chancery:,. . - •
Further_ paraders and conditions Of sale, -
may be had at -the law. office 701 -Messrs.
Gwynne, Armour .41; Hoskin, land or Mr.
Alfred Hoskin, . Toronto ; ,Messrs. Tome -
Moore, 4 -Wench; L. Meyer, Esquire,- Her-
purhey a and of the above Auctioneer.,
(Signed,)-- D. TISDALE,
- . )(hater atSoncoe.
WYNNE ARMOUR HOSKIN:
Toronto', Vendor'sSoficitora.
Dated Sept. 13th, A.D.1.866. sw7td
PPLICATION NVI LL BE MADEAPY. THE
Underingnei at the DeCember Ateetinir to
the roundest' Conned fora- conveyance; of the
following Jescribtd line of road, -in aced/denim
with Cap. 54, See:, 342, Conselichtted Statutes at
U"pper Canada: - -
;Wm- .11*LEECTI.
liftselnptinn of pelt of • a Count;Jload between
Morris and Turnbezry- •
Cenimeneing, on the southerly - front of Lot 31.
• ... , .. _ . - - ! i soutliwesierty angle ofsrod lot thence south:My-
' of -: - .- •• inn- a-degre' es east on northerly' lunit of /oat . al-
- 'thence sbutii eighty::
..,. .
. . . -. - . _ : . , . . . - • .,ix degrees 'WM One -them seventy-four *-N 0 ir E YARE WS -I
Esgpsli -- Ciftweianchig. : Paper. begIP"1": ' ' ' - : -. - - ' ' - - :
o.ream laid, ithia:somie,firat qu'ality. .,. ,": ' ' .: Iniu
„parr) and_ __small 'quarter post; -,bliie HO lheenit*ceoornorhooad..rt:nefilta.ifiavinittiannec.e.m47cengrtweesetTicessteiliiitliou7.0atheeert, of
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.,- . ., ..zes,mts : . - --. - aFte_eConntapeiniTligesbyeradamdmeasule... _ :naeut ,7,.:, ..7i...d.
- . , _ . _
SEVERAL THOTISANRENVELOPEs' Sept ember,14, ..1866. - *34
,af all sizes, colors and quality, which atong. -STRAYED OR STOLEN
With_the. papers were bought ,b- commission - — - - ' '-
in the best markets; and will Ili sod ....cheak: QTRAVED or Stolen! .from the -incloture in
for ii831. 166' : suppliesof . - - 1 tfin4G°d)dlltrirechpsonlybg7-4- y3fitheer:OAld "Intaltar..W..5(11"Wnillith 4enall
FAN077 GOODS. -1
.. ._ .. . star la forebea4 alio a etam
ik-tayea-3 years. old
phst..with iiirrow2white.strip in iorehead. - Any
a _ aa; arriving. SCHOOL -BOOKS of nll Tenon giving or seading-infermatioa -to the; un-
indi kept on hafid.;and.sold as low -,aa.anjt et/301W where* they or either ofthent. may be
goose west of Toronto.; At. - ' - 1434140 !nil be liberal* gewarda* -14dreig•
, ,...7. citiosdt- ' eri• c-h',..i.ept. ";j„Jisbe:4. 1.4.1,vx.tio§7. 0,14, ,-.
4 AM& -:
Oddii4- leo.. 111801: --". . 7 • . ria ' - 7 iiItt i Id itit5 11 tit rthr of Septeltikir i ACV; 1St
, .., . t - .
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ERESU VISTIOS
kECEI+Eif istAILi AND BOLli
Al the Lowest
SHEORARD STRACHAG
Goderich, .Se. pt. frr8636d.e Madge, t Sgu5air
coLoN14.14.gorsEt
-THE Subscriber always ieepti the 1iirgest
lanai and beat -
I
IN COUNTiE§i
. • CHAS. E. ARCHIlhA
Okoderielki Appal 2241.266 • „dirli13
\
OBN HARRIS
itatengpiti*haired
'NORMOUS.REDVVTION for • CI_
•
trom ihe Official Assignee at, Ileinfltoe the eti;
llLe btock-m trade beiongingin 1.1* ,P.Ailo of
a*Olaki' Mliatiza 00•ii
. now prepared -to cifferstethapublie-
itilONSE BARCiAINEI
. m every dipartment ad
DAY -G001/8, GROCERIES, MA.1411iiiiii
MILbINERY, AA -TA CAPS, At I Lc.,
CP.rir 11111 .-
1:leant:dui Befit' M"rp.w.lioilneiliiin lie
iitFrOty
GIVEN -A.-*Atcti
rery lirge additiOniii piirehisce oi
,. iota.
,•
-DAV GOOTS: 81 GliOcERT.E1;:-•
..• • • o •
are)tfst itoW boas •freeived.mbeget whiek lett
• - beanernioned especiallyi
Factor '
from 8 to 2r7 Zents. fieryait, .induito"
1000 t int; oftfig.'ielebratel-Lybitel -6‘ Cali/
sem inaire.'77
=iipTcA.ci-xicr) coriirr,cmg
from 10 to 25 cents per ya .
Striped-Shinings, Searlerflanpel.s., White -Flan:
nets; Fancy flannels, Hob Roy . Necklet
Prints Black and 'Colored Coburgs, .Blehli and
Colored 'Lustres, Finn& Metinoes French -
-Lai.nes, Toweninisf ?able Lineal 1,1414 isigs
assortnont
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Rice Now .1falj 'last Cood
11092 tS11.11T8 of everydescriptioar
FA-Tarifiecting, Bagging, Bales of -Canada
Seamless Bags, •Yerylcheapt
4- , •-• "It
Skies tanide
eckrkrEcm NvAAIrtk
Sier Mills, tkc.; Very Cheap!
ROCE110
Hogsheads- orlInscOvado Rtigar. Very.Cbelp;
Barrels of Broken Loaf do.; Yery.Cheapt,/ -
e• . White Ground de--, Very Cheap!' "
Chests and Ralf Chests ofrotritgllyson.
Sonehotig_ind other leas, Very Cheapl .
Tobacco, Vinegar, Seeds. Saki...IS/tuffs Spkelf •
'Cofiee, &e:
-In ecniOneneng -BUSINESS 'Die Sp' literiter -begi
most respeelfullt to innOunci WOO
- _ _
IlinilBrr. AliTO deDllitteri
and the surrounding country that the PrOtlitf
:mil Ise -
CASH' Ort PflDtdF
and eiery effort will lie made to self
GOOD GOODS; MAT!
le8Inspection is stabeited 'on the part of intend
beYere• . . .
.IOENEaRUzS
doderich,Auaust 10, Thal. gpstawifi
CPLONLAI llt)USEI
HOOP sugirs 1 ROOPSKIIIT8f,
HE largest variety in Town at prices td
defy competition, -
'CHAS. E. ARCHIBAL11.
Goderich An Pat 22nd, 1866. - sw117,
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• OF4' '
VA. _LUABL!, REAL ESTAT,.
liveerPurstaniann eMee°rftgiagPebearing °, wer c6rnlda
ajnedte 1 -
twenty first day of August, A. D., 1863, ad.
made, between Wifljaw Hood of the Towne....;\
ship _ot Kinlose, in the Comfy of Bruce, Yecit.,
Man. of _the first pari, Elizabeth( Head, '141.3
aife,of the Second pait. and Mary Atine:
Murphy, of the city of Hamilten, itt
County of Wentworth, Widow, of -
the :tbii(
part- will be sold by -
PUBLIC AUCTION
_
at the Court Hainse,in the TOWA of ,Ooders .
on WEDNESDAY, FEE -ITNTS' ititY
°Menai, A. D., 1866 it Twelve ,e'citteki
noon, the following valhable prOperty, yrs. 4
Ali that parcel or tract of land SOO preeriset-
situate, lying and being in the -Tewnsbip of
Xiniinceloss, of , 41 -ntaficlatCocuonntyt si:noffrigBruebie,_adanatemiuri..Prel_
ment one hundred acres, be the me* ere 4
or lea, which" said parcel or tract orland
may he_otherwiii known u follows, that is -
:acTtleeres.wnsaln7liesahi\t: 14pbelibe---;f:sigaxXiititeCpc°71reoP:speocesise-srid,ythi:cefizirP:eii:redf_teginteneanitlinil:fi‘r:eiauftidos:rar;
..h;ureol:lhinvis-e8i.ant:lio4follwThreepaillereinif naAre°u"-rildevailid;faille°Lin illisee1415111P- dais:
brook runs through the farm. ''-TbeVdr1nolnadirtale4°
lfurrdiri;teriiirlig:6.aderthsaid Mortgage. --
apply to
fi
For.
..irthe. r!ertiCelexe.
soli...414,61,!!).1 jug_ stritsy;
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No