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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1868-05-21, Page 5• ice A FEARFUL STORM. The _telegraph clespetches give but 'a meagre report of the remarkable and vio- lent atmoapheric commotion which disturb- ed the inhabitares of Chicago on Tuesday afternoon ofiset week. The city vrls sud- denly, at 5 p. m., Plunged in utterclarkness and he cititens had to light the gas in all the streets. " The darkness was imusually dense and chill giving a sersatiott ns though a tremendous hailstorm help -cited very near. Three times did tie phenoln. erion appear and hen pass away, leaving at last the. sen ahining as brightly as ever. The Telegraph wires ceased to woi 'a at the • time. Itkother parts of the State this con- nexion developed into rex awful tornado. At Galesburg and Shanghai a fearful de- vastation happened, with loss of Wein the latter place and the destruction of fifteen dvedlinge school houses, and two or three churches. Services _commenced in the Second Ad- vent Church, a new building corepleted last fall, at 4 o'clock p. m. As the people were wending their way from their farms and cottages to church, the sun was btight- ly shinning although cloudswereseen in the heavens. It was a day not now common in this State at this time of the year. l'he pester of thechurch, Rev. G. Hurd, itscend- ed the eneed puIpt a.nd commenced his dis- course, which was not internipted until it was nearly through, when the evidences of the coining disaster began to be appar- ent. First it was perfectly still, and then a noise was heard itt the distance as of the The Attempted Assassination of Prince Alfred — Concerted Piot 13gainst His Life. . (Latest to thtligiud.) Further telegrams, .4 the same date as those already made public from the Earl_ of Belmore to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, intimate that the aasassina- R. ation of his oyal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh was attempted by O'Farrell in pursuance of messages sent from conspira- tors in this tountry, which ordered the Prince's death. It is understood that O'Farrell wes selected by lot to per- petrate the crime, and that the attempt would have been made when the Prince landed in state, hut that an opportunity of doings() without risk of injury to others did not eteur. . The New South Wales Government offer- ed EI,000 reward for the apprehension �f each accomplice ; and one arreitt, consider- ed to be important, has been made in Victoria. Tut Piss AND Pe trree-The following extracts are frona a sermon recently de, livered by a Congregational. clergyman in Cincinnati : "rho newspeper is the daily preacher, out amongthe people. It is ,ali efficent preacher too. Six days in the week it preaches, ant miter tires in arrayipg its facts, and in printing its morals. And the most effective preaching from the pelpits m on the Sabbath, the preaching which ost attracts, holds and instructs the people, is that which takes up the minds of the com- roaring of a mighty cataract. The win- munity just where thenewspaper left them (lows beeen to shake, and some one on Saturday night, and applies to them the called out from his seat, "Mr. Hurd, a bad storm is coming up." The minister an- swered, "Never mind the storm ; there is coinine when there will be a storm Indian llostiliiies on the Plains; White Settlers Being Massacred. _ truthes of God's Word, and the events and teachings of its Providence, and the saving doctrine of the gospel of the Sop of God. We take men in our congregations compared trth which this will be nothing. of the Sabbath day just as we find them 1 will be terough soon." Just then the made up to our hand, if . we would aim hail and wind commenced breaking m • the successfully at making them, under the window lights, and in almost an instant the windows of the church, sash and all, were torn out. The only two persons who succeeded in getting out were George Vern and Harrison Wier, who were instantly killed. The building reeled like a drunken • n, but none could get out. Wives clung to their husbands, children .z,o their parents,broth- ers and sisters to each other, and despair blessing of God, what they ought to be. To ignore the influence in the midst of .which men are living, is to ignore the men themselves. Our preaching is not divine preaching, but is is human preaching, ac- companied, if it be right preaching; with divine power. We must meet men just es they are, and take them for what they are, and become all things to all tnee. if we would save them. 'rhe newspaper, for six was depicted upon every coumenance.— days in the week, is a powerful agency in setdden!y the -crash came and with -a deaf- tie make up of human characters, and ening sound mingled with the shrieks of the therefore we a. -olicitonS ihat the paper pent up people, timbers, sc:.ntling and all 1 and the editor s:..1,11 be objc. -ts of first c---.-ne down with a sudden crash upon the ' Christian retards among - the instrumen, sawyers, and lebours. They are all or deo oted heads of the congregation, men, 1 talities which are at work with tnen to mostly in the prime of life, with families women and children. Some bud skulls whom we preach on the Sabbath. The varying froin two to six in number, includ- broken, others arms, o. •-rs received inter- editor of a d.aiiv newspaper, viewed as a ;lig in some cases well -grown sons and nal injuries from whi, . they can never 1 labourer in a vast field, and in - ''daily daughters, and have all been tried -in the recover. There are R yeral who 'did not 1 contact with men, needs and deserves the fire, so to say, of the severe andprotracted receive a scratch, bir nearly all were nwre prayers of all good people, in the tasks to distress in the east of the Motrepolis, con - or less injured. which he puts his brains and his pen. He sequent upon the late collapse of theship- Serv;-_-es- welre to 111.1- _; been held at the seeks t , el'e'rnte and bless them, and spite building trades on the Thames. They go same hour in the Methodist cloirth, but i of ali the faults attributed to the press, he out to Canada under the auspices and at owing to the .1. -m-are val of tne minister l does elevate and bless them, :-..:.a no man the sole expense of the East -end Emigra- tionCommittee; and they have been selected by a committee of gentlemen con- t. Se awe-struck were th. people of Chi- than he. No one is more interfered with, nected with the locality. None of the Otgo at the sudden appsration of daikness coniplained of, impertinently criticised and emigrants who proceed by the ship St. that in an editorial the Repubtir,un ob- misrepreaented than lie ; still, patiently, Lawrence have been in the receipt of par - serves :— genially, courteously, he labours on day ochiat relief at any time during the preva- . "In one momeet of time, withotit warn- and Light, to give us each day what we lent distress, and they are just the class of ing, as if the sun kid suddenly ex aended could not live as communities half as Well people likely to succeed in a country like its illuminating power, the light of lay be- aswe could survive without our meals. Canada, the men being all rough handi- gan to fade out of the sky, and eight end w7ii1e we are makino the most of our craftmeT1 anda laborers, comparatively d tth twine sons and daueli •I•mmaaino • Omaha, Neb., May 5. 1868. We have news from the plains here to the 1st:, which informs us that the In- dians are continuing their depredations, and murdering every white person they can catch. On the 29th utte three men were shot at Sidney., and four men were killed at Plum Creek, on the Pacific Rail- road, by the Sioux Indians. Only one of the men shot at Sidney was killed. He wits a section master on the railroad, and fifteen arrows were found in his body. The other two, named Cahoon ' and Ed- mundson, were conductors on the road. They were fishing at the titne the attack was made upon them, about half a mile distant,. and within sight of the rail- road dept. Mr Coolian was scalped. Both were badly wounded, and will probably die helm the effects of their injuries. The men killed at Plum Creek were all Aection men on the railroad; and were repairing the road when the, savages came upon them. All the ranch -men and wood -choppers ale fleeing for safety to the North Platte. Gen. Sherman passed -upon the train on the 30th ult., and viewed the four dead bodies at Plum Creek. All the trains on the Union Pacific Railroad lay up when nightoeertakesthem, and pay no regard to schedule time. lie)e The Kilkenny eats havepassed into a proverb. - Even that tale is almost match- ed by one more recent of hen which went to lay in it new patent hen's nest, in which the eggs drop through , a trap- door, and so deceives ,biddy that she keeps on. laying. This particular hen . Went on the persuader, as the Invention is called, and never came off again. The owner visit- ed the persuader at. night. In the ppper compartanet he found ahandful it feathers, it few toe -nails, and a bill. In the lower compartment were three dozen and eleven eggs- -The lielicate constitution of the hen had been unequal to the effort; and fired by young ambition, she had laid herself all away. lertinWool&FancyGoodsStore Mrs. Warnock ' Bert to acquaint the ladles of GoderieW and vicinity that she has resumed her busi- ness after the recent bre ;• she desires to thank them for their kind pstronage, and to assure them that no effort will be wanting on tier part to secure a continuance of their kind favors. ' Mrs. Wurnock likewise betel to inform p rties going to Europe that she has beev commissioned by Messrs. F. McDonald & Co., New Yorh, to dispose of their tickets, drafts, &c., for the Transatlantic Line of Steamers, from New York to Londonderry, Liverpool, andGlasgow. Their lines of Steamships are so favorably known to the public for safety, speed, and cheapness that they require no eomruent. Market retuare, Corner of Hamilton St Gotieriele 22 Nov. 1867. w44 1For Sale. , EMIGRATION FROM THE EAST OF LONDON. About 150 emigrants from the East -end, including men, women and children, will sail this morning fitom 'the Thames, in the screw -steamer "St. Lawrence,'' 1,400 tons register, bound for 'Quebec. The men, for the most part, are blaaksmiths, fitters, the services were y _frstpo-eed. This church ,was also entirely demolish ad. labours harder or more constantly, or under more disadvantages, oftentimes, T.OT 22, 10th Concession Kincardine Town d -d ship, cotitaining 100 acres more or less. Apply to - WILLIAM KERR. DIcrchant. - Godench 12th July, 1867. w25tf N DAVIS - • SELLING OFF SELLING OFF. MANUFA CTURER AND DEALER LN 1.V1 Stoves, Plouglia and Ceilings of every de cription. Tin,Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,at the MareetStove Depot, Market Square, Goole descend upon the e ath, as it werea mist, while a startling chillness permeated the air. "We may vrell shtiddertwhen we contem- plate what inight have been the cense.' quence if this fierce and tuiliultuous' struggle of the•elements had taken place amid our streets, instead of 'expending its fury and destructive force far above our heads. "Ablow might have fallen upon Chicago which would have cost hundreds of lives and millions es dollars, leaving behind a mighty recard of prostrated blocks, shat- tered streets, brokenfortunes, and crushed hearts." MR. DISRAELI A....N7D- SIR ROBERT PEEL.— The new number of the Edinburgh Review contains the following statement " It which had been instituted by Mr. Tur- and was returned to the loser. . was not until the great schisin had taken t quarah the liquidator of the Herelordshire A curious report is in circulation place in-- the Tory party on the rept-al of! Benklng Company on behalf of thecreditors about the Queen. It is said that she is alarmed at the threatened destruction of the Irish Church, and expresses her doubt as to her ability to sanction the course the Liberal party are pursuing. Rer Majesty fears, it is said, that her coronation oath will prevent her giving her assent to the disestablishment of the Irish Church. She had a long interview with Lord Derby; (it is alleged) on the point. She had also an interview with Mr. Coleridge and the gossip of the lobbies says that the learned member for Exeter endeavored to prove to her Majesty that there was nothing in her coronation oath to prevent her acceding to the proposition to disestablish and disen- dow the Irish Church. daily lives by what he gives us every Y g7 0 morning, there he is still at work, mining ters.--tLondon Times. the ore and stamping the coin ,for ourwithout failure and without faltering. The village of Paisley is moving for use incorporation as a distinct municipality. God bless the editor." C1OAL .s0 IL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. - Elreoa I Oil Larops,&c.,Src. Old iron , Cop- per,Brass. Rags Wootrickings and Sheepski aken in eiebanigii. 27tt ••••••••011177.6116•6011••••• Bank of Upper Canada. • The following, taken from the London Standard of 20th April last, has an impor- tant bearing on therespeIive positions of directors and shareholders in the Bank of Upper Canada :— _ • ROLLS COURT, APRII. 18—TURQUAND V. MAR- SHALL. His Loreship, gave judgement in this suit, Take Notice. • GIVING UT BUSINESS. Great Reduction in Prices ! WM—. STEWART AMUEL POLLOdK, Esq., late Dep* let Sheriff has been appointed. official Assign- ee under the resolvent Act of 1864 for the United Counties of Huron and Bruce. .0dr Office in Cameron's Block) King- ston street. February 20th. 1866. w50 Whalen is failing in health, and is re- ported to have been very much cast down ever since receiving information that his conversation.with Doyle in the jail had been overheard and -taken down. - A passenger on the Great Western Railway, on Friday last, who carried his surplus capital consisting of $50, in one of his boots, carelessly pulled off his boats to case his feet, and thought nothing of the money until the arrival at Windsor; when great commotion ensued over the discovery of his loss. The money had been found by a brakesman named Clark, COLONIAL HOTTSE! ralf=EMM KID GLOVES! KID GLOVES HAS DETERMINED TO SELL OFF HIS. STOCK OF EMIT Goo AND ,READY-MADE CLOTHING, Jose0i nes, Alexander's, Jouvinh, Duchess Lace backs SreAlexandrias in white, black and colors. The largest Stock in the Counties. CHAS. E. ARCHIBALD. Godsrich, August 22nd. I gas. svr10. the eorn laws that Mr. Disraeli can be said to have influenced a party iTn the House of Commona. A distinguished observer of the events of that time has recorded an aneoclate, which we do not remember to have seen in print, but which throws a singular fight oia the origin. of Mr. Disraeli's relatiores with his furture alherents. It was early in the session of 1346, when a kuf t of ardent pretecticnists, boiling over with rancour adid resentment they had not trords to express addressed themselves Mr. Disraeli. They proposed to him that he should undertake to direct systemati- cally and at saort intervals the whole bat- tery of his vituperative powers against Sir Robert Peel. On their. part they engaged to be present en ma.sere on these occasions, and to support there mouthpiece by voci- ferous cheering. The interview was a curious one. We have seen an account of it by one who knew all that passed on the occasion. Mr. Disraeli requested to have twenty minutes to consider the proposal. At the end of that time he. accepted it.— The barnin was kept by both parties.— Mr. Disrat ,..-. spoke; the Tories cheered. They considered him their servant; but in such service there was the voice of a mas- ter. It had probably occ.r_rred to Mr. Disraeli in those twenty minutes, or be- fore, that the man who spoke for them, who thought for them, who was ready to act for them, and who condescended to be the instrument of their prejudices and passions, would be cheered so lustilly by these blind hamlet's that they would at Last discover they had bawled him into ab- solute power over their party and them- selves. and shareholders of the company, to make the defendants, who are pest directors and executors of deceased directors of the com- pany, liable for large losses which the bank had suffered through the alleged improper conduct of the directors. It appeared that the bank had, in 1846; exhaustedits called - up capital and reserve fund,and the direc- tors ought then to have wound up the af- fairs of the bank, but instead of doing so they carried on the business at a great loss etyethe shareholders. It also appeared that -eoneiderable Sums had been improperly ad- vanced to a Me. Higgins. The hearing of the case lasted some time, and the former manager was subjected to a ,severe cross- examination. His Lordship held that the plaintiff vtas the proper person to institute proceedhAgs in respect of the matters in question, and that he properlyrepresentecithe sharehold- ers and creditors. After commenting on the importance of the question, his lord- ship decreed that the defendants were liable to make good the losses occasioned by the neglect of the directors to wind up the affairs of the bank in 1846, and also to recoup the manias advanced to Mr. Hig- FRi4ALE COMPOSITORS.—Female "type setters" are rapidly taking the place of men. In New York, as - compositors women have been very successial, and are now employed in seven large establish- ments, including Harper's and the World office. They earn frcm $11 to $14 per week, being paid the game as met. Wo- men are much steadier and more to be relied on. They have no 'blue Mondays,' and, except for want of strength to move form, and such heavy parts of the work, would be, much preferable to men; in fact, they are superseding them, except in night work, for which they have been found too delicate. They are also employed at press work, working ten hours at $6 per week, and as ;Antlers, sewers and gildert at from $5 to 410 per week. Out of, sixty-six hands in one establiehment, ten average VA per week, and two receive1050. In all these occupations they are said to be steadier than men. a gins - MONEY To LEND. EASY TERMS. J. B. GORDON. Goderich, Jan. 14th, 1868. w51t1 A Slight Mistake. In a New Ha: hire town lived an ignor- ant, irreligidua worthless family, Rensom by name, no member of which hadseen in- side of a church -within the 'memory of the oldest inhabitant.", The village pate after years of failure had at length 'almaat persuaded' two of the younger scions to promise attendance for one Sabath; but the fear that they would be made the sub- jeces of some peraonal remarks still deter- red them. They were in great terror lest they should be publicly upbraided with their wickedness. After much exertion, their fears were quieted, and tan the fol- lowing Sunday the eyes of the geode pas- tors's congregation were astonished at the unwonted presence of the aforesaid Ran- soms. All went well until the reading of the second hymn, which was the fam- iliar A TRAGEDY.—A dreadful crime has been committed atVannes (Morbiban). A man named Lodeo, formerly it sold Ise, hadmer- ried a few months ago a farmer's dztughter of the neighborhood. He live -We -life of debauch, and soon spent the four or five thousand francs which he had received with _ his wife. Soddenly, a few days back, he went to his father-in-law's house, and with- out saying a word, attacked him with a knife, and, after stabbing him twice mor- tally, took to flight. The dying man, fearing some furtliat catastrophe, charged his son to go- to 11. sister's, and, if neces- sary, protect her. But the young man ar- rived too late, as the woman was found a corpse, with the head nearly severed from the body. She ha,t been dead, it appears, more than three days, and the murderer had. been shut u? moat ef the time in the room with the cerpse. He has since been arrested. Ser.—Boring for salt will be resumed at the Tilsonburg 'well. The boring for at Kincardine:works is- proves 'aing or - ably, the compeer having reaches depth of fittsr-fiVe feet. Thia company aro operat- ing Under very favoeable aueleces, as they receive %bonus of -4200,0 from the county whet -Oho well reaches a depth. of 1000 feet. 'Blow ye the trumpets, blow !" etc. Imagine the effect when, at the end of the datum ye DASSOWD sinners home,' the elder of our heroes seized his hat, and, with longstridestowards thedoor,shouted ; "Come along home, Bill! I know'd they'd be flinging at us if we came here !" COST & UNDER a. "../..• War 11,6 BARGAINS UNPRECEDENTED TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE of GOODS! The whole must be sold in six weeks. Call early and secure some of the mnay thousand barrios now offering tor sale Salt Lands! In a western village ae charming well preserved widow has been courted and won by a physician. She has children— among them a crippled boy, who has been petted, and if not spoilei, was certainly allowed veep great freedom in debate. The wedding day was approeching, awl it hvas time the children shonld know they were to have a new father, calling the crippled boy, she said, "George, I am goingto do somethingbefore which' would like to talk about with you:" "Well, ma, what is it?" "I am intending to marry Dr. Jones in a few days, and,"—"Bully for you, ma! Does Dr. Jones know it. Mr. Beecher writes ea"Explain to nee if you can, why it is that so many young peo- ple are ashamed to have it thought they are ashamed of economy in the management of slender meanteand offrugality in living? There is no disgrace in being an acornbe- fore being an oak. _Young people frequent- ly wish that they were grown men; but they are not ashamed of being young! one is ashamed to have. it discovered that his strengt11, inowledge and skill are pro- portioned ta his years. But these -dente persons will blush, and suffersharne, atheh ing supposed not to have money,. un cir- cumstances in which allthe senst e world knows that they ought to hav none !" tA dispatch- frompetaware, Indiana, ve and sixteen years, eld, when some difficulty them. In the dispute the ed the heads of the younger with an ax, killing one outright a leaving the other for dead. On the pproach of the father, the oldest boy ran to a barn, where he was soon after discov- ered dead, having hung himself. says oa Sunday threb e: oys, sons of, Henry Foge, aged ten, t were out in arose betw eldest bro VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE TOWN OP sit mda.gr 3b77 e FOX?, SALE, . At the GLASGOW ROUSE, West St., Groderich I CODIMEACILL BILLS TAKEN AT PAR. WM. STEWART, IN PARCELS RANGING FROM 2 TO 5ACRES! LOTS'Nos. 87, 68,69, 70, 71, on the north side of the Grand Trunk RSilivray line to -Tor- onto, Lot 79 on south side of Union Station, and lots Not. O, 81; 82, Q1, 84, 85 arid 86, forming the Gore between the Grand Trunk Roads to Toronto and Buffalo, as shewn in a plan thereof reoistered in the Registry office for the County These kits are most advantageously situated. For warehouse purposes: Any ofthe above lots may be had very cheap-. For particulars apply 10 J. EttA.NCIS C. HALDA.N, Solicitor, Arc., Goderich. or to MESSES. HAYES & (PLOANE, Barristers Stratford. Goderieh. Feb.14, 1868. , w41 It is rumoured thatin case the Presideut is convicted his punishment is to be comt NEW (*mammy ! LAND IMMEDIATELY , ADJOINING Goderieh, Dec. 'Au, 867, GLASGOW HOUSE w24 GALT TERI-1%1170NY. THE subscriber offers for tale a valuable I edece of property near the present Salt Well m Maitlandville„ comprising three acres of laud. W ILLI AM SW AFFIELD, Goderich p. o. Goderich, Nov. 29, 1867. w45 GOIERICII NOLO FACTORY. ,SALT TERRITORY • FOR SALE OR TO LEASE. 2nACRES jut East of Cameron's Salt k/ Block nituated on both sides of the Rail- way tifick. 'Also, Lots 8 and 9. Range B, Township ot Stanley, and east 25 acres of south- eavirs.tuer.1,7Aq8uhatriteelar,ofAlppot 21v, tion the 9th concessidny Nov. 25, 1867, THOS, WEATHERALD, odewr"ich- , MHE Undersigned bog to inform Farmers and others that they have purchased the above named establishment 1 of Mr. Wut. Piper ; and having X1.023.010‘70C1. t12.0 Ma,cati.ri.er3r "which is now in flret-ra Le working operation, Are Now Prepared to Manufacture Cloths. Blankets (full width), Wince, Shirting, Sheeting; &c., &c., expeditiously, and at prices compatible with the „best workmanship. Particular ittention 'paid to Custom Roll -Carding, Irn110g, Dressing, Dyeing, &e. We shall also }Mee in a few weeks a FIRST-CLASS SPINNING heiported from one of the best machine lehops the United States), which will pahle us to. do Custom Spinning, We would also call particular attentioa to our STOCIM Cia0v111-1S, &LC., which we keep constantly on hand cheap for cash or in exchange for wool. MR. L. W. 'WATSON, Merchant Market Square, Goderich, is tier authorized agent and all orders left with hitn will reeeive canine and immediate attention. Parties coming from a distance with wool to get carded, intieere,!ty' on -getting their rolls home with . them elle same evening. !CT' Parties favoring us with call are assured general iitisfaction. • .SALT TERRITORY FOR SLE_ OR. - LEASE. WITHIN 150 yards ot the present tioderich Salt Works. Also, FARMING LANDS convenient to that locrility. Apply to JOHN BELL GORDON, Solicitoe Goderich _Goderieh.lst Dec., 3866. w46tt Goderich Woolen Factory, April 7th, 1868. • 5 J. INGLIS & SONS, COLONIAL. HOVE: sillenOsa Provincial Perminen Building and Savings SoCiety, OF T 1.. D. (First door Sonth, of the Post Office.) Ma C") Xl. 0 i‘ a 177 REnpAyexidEactironeitAicunitoon,AtevAIANcr: No. of yrs. ' 2 yrel4 yrs15 yrs 0 yrsiS yrs 10 ye 12ye 151,,u 1 1 — — At end of 1 14 1 eilairittall,i8fliaeit,ecrer '142013 1754777i102:51,1,, 11285 01i 4014%53, 84.0042 070250vesettif0500 _any other 01.1 ite_,,i, %.:..ttever. Application received by each year 578e 31.72.26 55 2313 180? 1645 14146 1334 if penetually met the entire Debt will le paid withont yearly 5500 30,20125 28 2202118 01 1567 1415,1270 The above Rates include Principal rue! littereSt. and 1)t°1 ',Se. 8Gotctitpy 'IsINV4 iab a a to r at Goulerich, . I .... March 17th, 1568. . Salt Well ,Casing. relHE Subscribers Dlanufacture and keep on hand all 1' sizes of WELL CASING . cheap for cash. 51. Sr, X. ANDERSON, GlobeFoundry, Dundee, St., London, Ont. Feb- 4th, 1808. 6 ws 3na To Salt Speculators! w=ma LAND FOR SALE, ALL RIGHT AGAIN. LAILCI PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY IN THE PROVINCE, fj HE undersigned offers for sale about four acres of land in Goderich, which is ad- mirably adapted for salt works, being nn the bank of the River Ma itlaril and adjoining the G. T. It. track. By a short switch, Salt could be sent Eastward by rail or to the wharf for shipment. The property is close to the sinking and about 700 yards from the famous Goderich-Selt Works. This is one of the most desirable plots now in the market, and intending operators should exam ine it without delay. For particulars apply to JOHN HYSLOP. Goderich. w36.3m $p Tailloring & Outfitting Department! rruE Subscriberbegs to inform his many customers and the public generally that he keeps A constantly on hand the lamest variety and best selection of !English, Scotch, French, Swiss & German Tweeds IN THE COUNTIES. ALSO A LARGE VARIETY OF Canadian -Manufactured Goods, ENGLISH, FRENCH & CERMAN BROADCLOTHS, Pres t 'Salt Well, AT THE - Ulrich 'Railway Station. Apply to ' M. C. CAMERON Goderich, Nov. 28, 1867. '141 w ref STARTED AFRE.SIE! Aus.D/4 cvrcoxvzsxi.xcnEr Steam Axe Factory. .momonaM11 CASIMERES & DOESKINS, • ENGLISH A N D FRENCH BEAVER A N D PILOT OVERCOATINGS OVERCOA.TINGS OF ALL OTHER DESC.LIPTIONS: Having secured the services of - Mr3EL. CA.M.1:1., ate; Crt:IITHTMIEL, he is prepared to execute all orders with promptitude, and in a style unsurpassed by any MANUFACTURER in this PROVINCE, Cities not e,xcep(ed. Try him and, satisfy your- selves. A perfect fit guaranteed in every instance. Constantly on hand the LARGEST STOCK and L&TEST STYLES in Gentleman's Outfittihgs of Every Description ! AMERICAN MONEY taken at the highest rate. Chas M. Archibald.— sw103 JOHN MeRHERSON• BEGS to announce to the public that he is now prepared, with new and improved steam inachinery,1 to turn out his superior axes in larger quantities than hitherto, and hopes to give the seine satisfaction that has attended his efforts up to the present. These axes have gained a wide•spread popularity throuehout Huron and Bruce. Bkatember the shop: Corner of Waterloo' and Lighthouse streets. Goderich, Dec. 2. 1867. ,elitt5tf 1 8 • Div on Courts. Flour amt. Feed Store,.,zies fur holding DIVISION CpURTS - FOR THE COUNTY OF HURON, . I 8 6 8. lst Division, Goderich, Thursday, 30th Jan. 6th 41 Dungannon, Friday, 31st " 7th " Bayfield, Saturdey, 1st Feb. lOth fl Clinton,- Monday, 3rd ‘i 2nd 68 Seaforth, Tuesday, 4tb. 1 lth 48 Wednesday,5th " 5th " Eseter, Friday, 7th. " lit Division, Goderich, Thursday, 30th Apri 6th , " Dungannon, Friday, 1st May 7th " Bayfie d Saturday, 2nd " 1 -0th, " Clinton, Monday, 4th 2nd 6.8 Seaforl Tuesday, 5th '44 Ilth " Wrimeter, Wednesday,6th " 5tb. " Exeter, Friday, 8th " The several Courts will open at 19 o'clock - WM. ROBINS() nEG&revectfully anno e to the in " habitants of •Groderic and vicinity that he has comnienced in e above line in Mr. &nein% old stand CORNER OTSQUA.RE & NORTH ST. In the Grocery. Department he will kee onhbend good articles, and sell as cheap a the cheapest. Particular attention paid to the line of FLOUR AND FEED! and as the advertiser has bad many years' experience,in that branch of- business, be feels confident that he can give satissfaweitliotfu.- Gederich, Feb. 7,1868. SKIM IMICK, MICK I fillIE Flubscriber will contract to deliver I. Brick at his yard- in Maitlandville, on and afterthe 20th Jane next. He is- fittin,g up a uevi brick .machine, tn be run -by steam power, and can fill duieng the seasonalt orders be may be . favored with. Parties desirous of securing brick early, wilt please leave their. orders at encent the office of the mtited front disqualification to •reading 1undersigned. trial. It will be a lupon the life sentence. 'Market Squate, W. M. SAVAGE. all the argumente pia.d.e or filed. Goderich, 14 Feb., 1863 - w4 ni2 a. M Goderich, 23rd December, 1867. S.BOUGH, ••••.••••••••••••••••• Goderieh, hugest 22nd, 1866. I certify the above to be a true copy entered in the Division CourteRecord Book, pursuant to the Statute. / DIN. LIZARS, Clerk of the Peace, Huron. °lice of this Cleric of the Pease, Goderich, 24th Dec, w49 .5• _ • • ••• • G. BECKETT & CO. September 39, 1867, Salt Teitory in Port Albert I WITH A New & Magnificent Sky Light AND SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED rt. 0 0 31X S E. L. J0111NSON DEUS to inform his old patrons. and the public genera117, that he has at much expense, fitted up his rooms in STEWARTS' Nr w Brick Block. corner or 'Hamilton street and Square, Goderich, in such a style as Ito render them the finest in the country, and. the best adapted for 'the accomplishment of first-class Work in his delieete and beautitul art. Those desirous ot having Pic- tures ot C11 .I) AFL TN' taken wili please bring in the morning. Photographs taken in every Style knewn lo tbe art and Old Arnbrotypes and Da • guerrotypes copied as Photographs. A large Stock of Gilt and Rose -Wood Frames, always on hand. Also, ALBUMS, very cheap. E. L. J., in returnms thanks for the liberal patronage °film past, feels Satisfied that recent improvements will enable him to merit a continu- ance and increase of ihe same. E. L. JOHNSON. Goderich, March 1, 1867, w6tf TUE Stniv.,riber having.Water Power the.. could be applied -In sinking a Salt Well in the above Village, would give parties an opportunity of using said power, and would &so take shares in the enterprise. Wood can be had at a low figure. Apply for tether particulars to JAS. CR AVFORD. Port Albert, Nov. 25, 1867, w44t NOTICE. To Tavern Keepers In 4 Lake road west Colborne CHEESE ! CHEESE I Shephard Strachant GROCERS, GODERICH. r! AYE been reappointed sole agents at 1 larich for the sale of the celebrated Eter actory Cheese. Local dealers supplied at the Factory Prices. 1 SHEPH A RD & STRA.0 HAN. Goderich, May 27, 180. wl8tf VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR S.A. THE undersigned offers for sale lot 6, con. 3, Goderieh township. -88 acres, 55 cleared, frame barn, good land. The pro- pertyis only it mile from present salt wells, and as the railway runs[ through it, better salt terriiory cannot be found. WILLIAM ELLIOT, - Goderich. March 24, 1868. s.w 60 tf FARM LANDS FOR SALE 1 Lot 22 lst con. Townshlp of Goderich 116 acren " 22 2nd " .4 80 " 100 e 103 " the county of Huron " 4 Lake shore 61 East ; of lot 8 1 lth cop. Ashfield 100 " I 27 " Terris Excellency the Lieut. Governor of the Province I-1 of Ontario, having appointed the undersigned Lot 27 5th con. Stanley suer of Tavern Licenses for the County of Huron. For prices and terms. apply to. Nonce is hereby given that all persons, applicants. , the preper Mune ilea Certificates and on payne-et of Goderich p. o. GEORGE H. PARSON'S. for Tavern License`in the County of Huron who preseet the Provincial duty will receive Licerres for the ceir- w43tf. rent year in terms of the Statute. Town Licenses $10„ Township and Villiage Licenses $5.. HAMILT ONTARIO: MANUFACTURERS OF MARIE ; STATIONARY AND POIITABLE STIAM ENGINES & BOLIIJERS OF ALL SIZES. ALSO, ° Machinery for PuinpingS alt, Steam Saw Mills, and Grist ca-caci.-ar112.19111.113.{g, 3/JEJSLOka..12.0•1'17f, MINING, HOISTING, AND PUMPING MACHINERY, STEAM PUMPS, ENGINEERS' AND BOILER MAKERS' TOOLS' SUCH AS Lathes, Planeing, Drilling, Screwing, and Slotting Machines, Plate -Bending and Punching Machines, &c. Hamilton, Ontario, Jan. 6th, 1868: sett° THE CONINERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY • •••=•••••11••••••••••1 19 AND 20, CORNHILL, LONDON, ENGLAND DEP CAPITAL, (Fully Subscribed) - - - £2,500 000 Sterling. INVESTED ovER, s2,000,000.OSIT — "uND IN CANADA, $50,000. DAN. LIZARS, Issuer of Tavern Licenses. Office of the Clerk _of the Peace, County of Huron. Goderieh, 7th March 1S6S. w7 6 PER CENT Government Stock. TRANSFERABLE AND NOT REDEEMABLE WITHIN TEN YEARS. HENRY GRIST, DEPARTAII eV!' A AGENT, - OTTAWA, MENDERS his serviees to persons desirous of n- 1 vesting in this safe and. saleable security. Parties remitting him, before January 31st next, one-tenth of' the sums they wish to invest, will receive by return of mail the receipt of the Government of the jeoinieion. The remainder must be paid' before March 211,1, 1868. Full particulars on application. • Mr. Grist's charge is $3.00 for sums under $1200 and one quarter per cent on larger amounts. REFERENCES: Hon. A. Cempbell, P. M. G., Kingston ; W. C. Sindlie, Esq., President British elinert • Miele Note Company Ottawa ; John Langton .esq., Auditor for Dominion, Ottawa; Wm. 'Wade, Esq., Manager Ontario Bank. Ottawa Ottawa, January llth, 1868, sw41 Ow FIRE DEPARTMENT THE OLDEST ESTABLISIIAIENT Ir rrOcViTINT_ The distinguishable pnielpte ot the Compa ny has been the establishment of an equitable classifi proporivinate to the risk. cat Thne,seeheaeregissngwihnicahl lheaass eastteanpdreedmtihuemc in p vperations tis been such as ful y to ealize the mostsanguine expectations of the Directors, who ha%e resolved to extend the business more widely, nad now oiler to the Canadian public. PERFECT SECURITY guaranteed by large Subscribed Capital, and Invested F PEGS TO INFORM HIS OLD CUSTOM .1)ers, that he is still able to sell for cash, at the lotted rates, ALL KINDS Or FURNITURE At his shop on Kingston street, opposite the Huron Hotel, Goderich. Give him a call. Goderiela Oct. 3. 1866. swilw3 unds. MARTIN AMANN Prompt Settiementof Claims. The Directors and General Agents, being gentlemen largelv en- gaged in commerce, wilt take a liberal and business -like view of all questions coning before them. LIFE DEPARTmENT The Company offers terms to those desiring Life AosisumraannacgeeurnnesnutTtaesicidinbgyinaninyerLef mc°81113m per cent ot profits are divisible. oicMthloseimerstiotnpeapPicrotimneipurnamteas,---nn eseOffitheee6Bonus And °thew adVantages, whieh may gt hP scale,ea 1:f tt eeer profancnr igot Yfw—d he h beseea in the Company's Prospectus." !Worland Watson & Co.f General Agentsfor Canada. FRED. COT.E. oSecretary. . OF FICE,--385 AND 387. ST. ra.uL.STRE ET, MONTREAL. urveyor. _ - Inspector of Agencies, - -, H.MUNRO, MonTass.L. , T. C. LIVIA' GSTOI, P. L. S. •••..m..mommom . IL GARDINER & CO., Agentsfor Goilench aud !mallow ; Wm. Itasta11, Kincardine; Joshua Jemieson, Walkerton and Saugeen. sw74 • MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, November 19 1867e TOWN P11,OPERTY FO R SALE VER1 CIHEA P. LOT N o200, on Quebe St., Goderich. " " 1054, Hartiour lats. " 1 and 2, on the bank of Lake Huron overlooking the harbour, an eligible situ mon for a summer Hotel. 00T terms, &c., Apply to J. FRANCIS HALDAN. Solieit tr &c. Kay's Block, Ucderich Goderich,Jnnei. 1867. w19 For Children Teething, greatly facilitates the process of teethieg, by softening the gums, reducing all intlammation—willallay ALL Pete and spasmodic action, and is Sure to Regulate the Bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and Relief and Health to your Infants. We have put up And sold this article for years, and Can Say in Confidence and Truth of it what we have never been able to -say of any other medicine—Never has it Failed in a Single Instance to Effect a Cure, when timely used. Never did we knew an instance of dis- satisfaction by any one who used it. On the contrary, all are delighted with its operation, and speak in terms of commendation of its magical effects and medical virtues. We speak inthis matter "Weieewe no Kerow," after years of experience, and Pledge of reputation for the fulfilment of what we here declare. In almost every instance where the infant is -suffering frdm pain and ex- haustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty min- utes after the syrup is tubninistered. Full directions for using will accompany eaeli bottle. None genuine unless the facsimile of CURTIS & FEB- KINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper Sold by druggists throughput the world. Patin OENT8 PEE; 11qTTLE. • rFIC}E.3 7215 Fulton Street, New York •, 205 High Holborn, London, England; 441 St. Paul Street, Montreal Canada. swewe2 FARM FOR SALE ti AaNIOLELD. MEI E so i.)er offers tor sale a fine farrain tke Township af Ashfield, heing lot b.cou 5 E. D. oentainnig,100aeree, of first class clayland. hardwood timber. About 20 acres cleared. For particulars as to price. &e,, anply to W41. SE YMO1'11. & Co. or T. B. VANEVER,Y, Goderieh. Dec. 12. Iaul. Farm ter Sale. THE west ; of lot 25FBayfie1d Road, Town- -h ship of Stanley, 77iacres, about 50 clear- ed. The land is of fireerate quality, aud a good spring creek running through the lot. Terms, part of the wormy down. Time given for the remainder at 8 per cent per annum • Further particulars may be had on applica or to JOHN JOHNSTON. Lot 9, Byfield Road Stanley. Goderich, Sept 9th. 1867. w33. SHLIZIFFS SALE OF LANDS. County of Huron, Di It virtue of a writ to wit: t IL1 Fieri Facias issucd out of Her Majesty's County Court of the County of Huron, and to me directed against the Lands and Tenements ,o1 H. P. Chapman at the suit of John Walsh dz C4. I have seized and taken in execution all the right, title, and interest of the said defendant, in and to the north part oflot limber 30, in the sixth concession of the township of Morris. containing twelve acres of land en lre or less, Which lands and tene- ments I shall offer for sale at my office. in the Court House, in the town of Goderich, on Tue,sday the 30th of June next, at the hour of twelve of the ck,ck noon. JOHN MACDO.NALD, Sherif! of Huron. Sheriff's Office, Goderich, 23rd March, 1868, w9 td. FARM FOR SALE OR TO TReDE FOR a TOWN PROPERTY. BETNG West ; of lot 2, con. 2, Ashfield. 100 acres. 45 cleared. Frame barn, good berme, fine young Orchard—well water- ed. This 13 it very desirable farm. For particulars apply to ROBERT CARMAN. Goderich Aug. 28, 1867. w32tf. TO ELL OR RENT! THE WEST HALF LOT NUMBER EIGHT, fourteenth concession of Huller'. OD the boundary line between IBlyth and Walton, Post Office each way. Good hardwood land. wel watered; thirty acres clearance. Seventy seven acres and a halt in all. Weli fenced. For further paroculars apply to :hose on the premises. iRAN KIN LAWSON. May 27th, 1867. ESTABLISHED 1818. E "HURON SIGNAL." T'713LISHED--SEM/4FEEKLY AND wzriax. =RBIS :—Semi -Weekly edition, 4150 per year. ireelag edition, only $1.50 " " RATES OF ADVERTISING : First insertion Setsper line. Each subsequent insertion. 2cts. Notices of Births, MiuTiages, and Death. ?eels. Business Notices 12'774 per line - All advertisements chargedbv a scale of solid noupareiL No notice taltte. of enpaill coiumunications. THE SIGN'AII. JOB OFFICE • Is supplied with powee presses, hand presses, and posseeses et ere lac ity fbr the rapid aed neat exec -ti- tian ofevery clescriPtioniof plain and fence printing at prises as low as may eetablishment iu the eouutre