Huron Signal, 1870-03-17, Page 3•
PULIAMENT.
Ottawa :thrall 9.
ristit`i.as b lein ss, a debate oe-
et ;h., a .? • i r, 110 eerresport-
q, r reaulions committed
:riven fi.derrman iu Canadian -
7.• corer:Thin:I thet the
h teem eonimh t d in the Ray
i teem i. -a whatever
II e the etnenninent
hp A. M n 1 rx1'.,ined that
ef LI C. ne was to pro-
'ressn. But the Canmiien govern -
i no p ,wer t.se give orders to the
v sees- is.
, T. (I ureed greet caution, and
ed cc it 'bout the COI" -
Our tviiev must accord
e , the I in le ri eovernment.
LINO cd p:otseting the
1,1Dr. Tory r attsekeil A. T.
• n, eents iine that any fal-
.te ateeesseitei en cur rights.
F rti.r :nen is a for Canajtan
ari 1 unieubn lv ths.• hearts of
'Dertnen i \be e:ad dened by
Ouneeenent t f the C an3dian leo -
et ptdicr. If Canadian vessels
ith,n three nails s of the Ameriean
be.sy wsuld le oace stized,
.175, ILItitlit;t.:11 and Do:ion urged
• ilewe admitted the necee-
n sution. but contended that the
preteet within our own waters
ubted.
Mills ri:ad a long spetch on the
[
tn. vent iannibers holding gest&
Meal leeielatures and in the Ve-
t esrliament.
Harrison moved the eis months'
Wood rep:dled some attacks of
n 1 liter recess continued at
eee site; the bill and contending
ed;hderntien implied the building
e _meet natien. He condemned the
pts to dedde men into Reformers
nee en o.d party issuee. (Cheers).
He. any snep.mted the aniendment,
t ground diet the people should have
;et eleet whom they please.
ea:liberate, l.n this ground, would
te: :he amendment, but three years'
had net impressed him in favor
tse..e representation.
A. T. Galt had the same view of the
inestisness doeble representation.
d riot think the 'mend ministers should
ea; e seats en the Honee. He would
IT. the Mil.
eh a Cartier contended that the
n was ene that the loens.1 legislatures
deal with. The amendment was
St, and the bill rejected on division
egainst 69. After some further lensi-
sf .ess pot -taut nature, the House
rneti at p. tn.
Oteae a, March 10.
lizekenz.e called attention tu the
n :a the Torento L.ode-r, of a
e; the N h- West cerrespondence,
eitsurd thereon.
n. Mr. Hewe stated musthave been
end from seam etxtrarleons source.
;J4.hn A. Maedenael moved that the
i.,stt...e to whim the cciresnondence-
'e fri-red inqiure into the matter.
s is remarked in the debate that the
pta b:Lined cif the correspondence
:teed some Elaine -S. and statements af-
pemens which the committee had
seated.
John A. Macdonald moved the
reading of the election bill. He
-10..ed its pruersioas at some length.
e‘etissa is to last l'onger than one day
• eseectior.s are nut to take place On
tine day.
talake agreed that the bill shOuld
disevie41 in., a party spirit. He
d rem oppose the second reading, but
tined the measure as not being stif-
itly hberal.
r. Harrison sepported the bill, and
-.tr.ted Mr. Blake's argument. The
Miade the electerel system urtifortn
el ;lent the Dominion, and as little ex-
1.14,..3ible.
ohjected to the cliffe -hfnt
k.eetiens bete een the orders in towns
[7e/rated and
elejeeted to the bill as more
..cted than the present law and more
'esiye. He ad veca.ted the vote by
t eel all the elections on the same
.12o/by oiNjected to the bill, in that
- awav the right to vote from the Oen_
• w he had no legal title, but who
assessed and veted at present.
Anglin complimented Sir John .A.
en the way heeintrodueed the
hit fiaind it deprived considerable
ers iif the franchise in New Bruns-
lle objected to giving offihial per -
the right es vote, unless the ballot
- iven also. New Brunswick approved
e ballot, it worked well there. He
cated all elections to take place on the
te "debate was adjourned.
Ottawa, March 11.
ae Speaker took the chair at 3 o'clock.
Fee tune wae oceepied in a discassien
question of privilege, the doors being
B.yan presented a petition from the
of Trade 4 Montreal against chang-
the tariff as regarded the United States
lads and the use of our lands.
eve.ral more petition were presented for
`Inutrosition of duty on hepe, grain,flottr,
salt, &c., from the United States.
Ir. F. Efinck.s moved the House into
-mittee on the Bantling Resolutions.
eter some funtherdiscussion, the House
a inks; Committee, Mr. Gray in the
ne and Sir Francis stiggeeted various
ameadromats to the fourth clause.
discussion arose as to whether the
Leos -were adopted at the Lest committee
ithent and 4so, cotild. they be recoil-
,ared
Franeis Hincks, Sir George E. Car-
; and John A. Macdonald maintain -
hat the clataes oould be reconsidered
ease they, bad not been adopted.
feeers. Holeon, 151alse and Mackernzie
2 that the clauses could not be recoil-
sred in this Committee, because they
eadepted by the last Committee-
cliscession lasted till fi Y DI iikKgC,
ne at the suggeetion of Mr.. Gibbs,Mr.
wford (Leeers) moved the reconsidera-
of the 4th dense. and "toyed en'
endment thereto, Making it imperative
acalimuet be made withinthirty days-
rce23pension, instead of six montbs,and
reel the doable clause mono
fr. Walran. amendrnent, =Tel that
tialtould be made fortliveith.
was agreed that ten days 'honk' bathe.
it -Francis Efineks moved au amend -
t to the Ilth resointion, strilcing •
the werds--`and no. proxy for 7-feteng
bit io force for MOT& 'than oner year.
n its date; and and the words—`sheze
dern tabeentitled ta vote shsd1- hold
trstoek. for at least three monthabefere-
time of - voting ; shareholders rnsT
e lay -proxy, aisd no person bale share -
der shall ho itted te vete o Let sa-
Ft gray, no manager, 4:askier„ bank e
lc; or ether sabordinate officer- of a
k shal/ either voto personorby proxy
nY silseting for theeleetionofdireeberiff
t t Twice. of votheg shall ha regulated
their chartersrespeetively, unless and;
ihe slar,sholders st any gener#
Aim& voting accord -Mg to the prove-
ta titsirellarteri irtlhat respset$ do--
ninetachange the scale (if or
tinta Tote for etadr - °
Ion. Xr. ifiatoct Said is% /tomtit
re,,,,,,,,,,roiaMiottaii it frit
be was skesissriT oppose to it nov
lxisatiwnsogsk wita
0
- ;
."
.4 •
e'
ng che suggestions ot a clique of bankers. NEtU Abbettsentents
•
He would move the original. elause in,
amendinent at the proper time
•
Considerable opposition was expressed
to the new resointion. -
Sir Francis Hincks announced that the
government had agreed te reduce the
minimum amount of Dominion notes the
batiks had to hold as a reserve from 50 to
331- per cent, of the whole.
The House adjourned at 11:15.
HAYFIELD.
Co &LING MATCH.—The return match
between the Hayfield and Goderich Clubs
was played at Hayfield on Tuesda.v 15th
inst., and was won b the Hayfield Club
by 8 points. The scores were as follows :
RAYFIELD. NO. 1 RINK.
A. W. Mitchell, Skip.
Thos. Mitchell,
D. Cullen,
A. Marks,
No. 2 amt.
Dr. Gairdner, Skip.
Jas. Macdonald,
R. Baxter,
A. Falconer,
19
20 39
GODER1CH. 'NO. 1 RINE.
J. H. Finley, Skip.
Henry Horton,
A. M. Ross.
P. AdaMeon;
NO. 2. RINK.
S. Platt, Skip.
D. Fereuson,
James Young,
31
Robert Gibbons,
8.
Total in favor of Hayfield
The. e eather was most unpropitions, as
the wind was very high, drifting the snow -
in such a way that ',the Rinks
could not be kept clear and pee -1
eluding the possibility of anything
like fine play. .flowever the players on
both sides made the very best of the un-
fortunate cirhurilstandes and labored fot
4 hours (the time agreed on) to make the
small scores_giveliaboye. We venture to
say that no match was ever conducted in
better humor or a more gentlemanly man-
ner. The game being finished, the players
adjourned to the "Bonspiel" dinner at
Mr, Joslins' Tavern, where an inviting
display of edibles was a welcome sight to
the famished callants after a four hours'
experience of a stormy `Nor'easter con-
foundedly .nipping.' Conspicuous among
the dishes was to be seen the genuine and
time-honorecr curlers' fare of 'beef and
greens.' When the cloth had been re-
moved Dr. Gairdner was called to the
chair, and Mr Thos Mitchell to the vice -
chair. The chairman proposed the usual
loyal toasts, which were drunk with dne
honors. The - toast of the 'Army and
Navy' came next,also from the chair. Col.
Ross responding for the 'Army* and Cap-
tain Jackson for the 'Navy.' Then follow-
ed in quick succession the `Goderich
curling club proposed bv T Mitcheell coup-
led with the names of Messrs J. H. Finle.v
and S. Platt; the 'Hayfield
by Col Ross,coupled with the -names of Dr.
Gairdner and Mr. T Mitchell, 'The
Scorers and Jndges, by -Mr. Finley
replied to by Cart Jackson and Mr. Jas
Grainger, sen. "The Press," by Mr. P.
Adamson, Messrs. W. T. Cox and James
Young responding; "Our Visitors" Messrs
W ening:toil Conner and Wainwrightt "The
Ladies," responded to by Capt. Jackson;
apd "the health of Mr. and Mrs. Joslin.
Several hu morous and characteristic
Scottish songs were excellently rendered
by Mr. Falconer. The pleasure of the
evening was very much increased by
choice siuging, of Messers Wainwright,
Morgap, Master Thos Joslin and several
t youthful members of the Joslin family.—
The Hayfield curlers deserve the highest
praise for the excellent entertainment
which they •provided for t,heir Goderich
brethren. At half past seven _o'cloels,
"Auld Lang Syne" WWI sung and each
gave his hand to his " trusty frien," with
the sincere hope that such ,pleasant,
friendly reunions might be of frequent
occurrence.
YOUNG LADIES' JOURNAL,
GOOD WORDS
BOW BELLS
SUNDAY MAGAZINE
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
LESL1ES' MAGAZINE
DEMO RESTS' MAGAZINE
JENTLEMAN'SJOURNAL
&e., tto.,
PO Et, M.A.1=2,0H _
Telegraph News DePot.
(JORDAN'S OLD STAND)
ABSTRACT,
OF
Receipts &Expenditures
OF THE
TOWN OF GODERICH,
FOR THE
Year ending ?1st December,
RECEIPTS.
To balance nom 1868
18 Taxes
-Licenses
Northern Gravel Reed
Not. Resident Taxes
Town Line -
-Market Re.it
_ _
Ashfield Council.
I st March 1874t.
The Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment, all the members present. The
minutes of last meeting were read and ap-
proved.
Applications for Tavern Certificates
was receiced from Charley McLean,
half way house, The Inspector
of Licenses mad a retu-n of all persons
qualified to receive liOenses for taverns
for the present yet.. Lette •s, from
Joseph Whitehead Esq. M W. T.
Bays Esq. M. P. Pe .,ated Doyle and
Squire Esq. were present: Moved by
James Crawford, sec. by M Dalton. that
this Council solicit the Senate and House
of Commons, for protection on wheat,
flour, and all coarse giain coming into
the Dominion from the United States.
Carried. Moved by P. Clare, see. by
J. Crawford that this C ouncil Procure
and leave in readiness Ion or before the,
first of May next, ten atone -hammers for
the use sucb of the pat .-tnasters as
may nee and call tor them, and that four
of them be allowed on the divisien south
of Fort Albert to Shepard's corner ; and
that each path -master be responsible for
thesame and hand them over to his suc-
cessor when called for, Carried. on
Motion of J. Crawford sec. by P. Clare,
the Path•masters for the year were ap-
pointed. Oa motion of John A.ndrPw, see.
by J. Crawford., l'he Pound -Keepers
-and fence viewers were appointed.
Moved by P. Clare,see. byJ. F Andrew
that agreeably to the request of J. Clare
and others, parties living pn the East of
the gravel road from the 6th cOncession
perform th ir statute labor on the side
roads and coneessions east of said road
and all vrest of the gravel perform their
work on the side lines from the gravel to
• the lake and on the gravel—and all from
the ninth concession to the boandary per-
form their labor east of the gravel on the
sideroads and concessions. Carried. Mr..
Dalton disesenting. Moved by J. F
Andrew, see. by P. Clare, that we no's
adjourn to meet again at Blacks' Hotel,
Dungannon, on the third Tuesday in
April next, and that the first sitting of
the Revision Court be held at two o'clock
on the same day. Carried.
$s2..52 98i
19,32231 2095
2916 64
1381 00
328 67
877 50
Public Works 1;17 3105
Xlazistrates Fines.,
Maitland Cemetery ... ' .. 213 00
Gov. School Grant
Ititeres, Bat/X.8c. 351409 0000 423,0131
114 79
D••gTax
1869.
F,XPF.NDITLI It ES.
By C0111171011 Selo els
Tuxes Refundea.
Licetises
Municipal L. Fvnd
County Rat
VuartrelZeZsi rs. & c
Mantis:id Cemetery
:Yttlitarv
ire Company
... . tee
Special Services
44464 64
331 83
10 00
6319 00
4259 09
19 80
2236 59
635 00
330 39
30 00
612 99
121 25
Interest :(Platt's Debe,aures).. 72 00
Sa la ries 815 00
Sztedriea 683 55
Balance Carried to 1810 $3053 241 $23,684,311
Examined, Audited. and found correct,
312'cliaY' Auditors.
F. A R,tiBERTSON, ,
Goderieh. Fel•ruary w8 -1t
TO MERCHANTS.
With a view to clear out his heavy stock
of brown
kiRik[P[PgMe. P,IPERS
the subscriber offers the same at a dis-
count of,
20 PER CENT
BELOW LAID DOWN COST
As he intends te discontinue keeping the
same.
TO WI 3:
BROWN WRAPPINGS,
from 25 to 65 lbs weight,
41 cents per lb
BEST HARDWARE OR SUGAR
PAPER,
various weights 5 cents per lb.
fe4" WARRANTED SCALE WEIGHT.
TERMS CASE
T. J. MOORHOUSE-
'SIGNAL OFFICE,' GODERICH.
Godench March 11111. 1870.
SPRING DRY GOODS.
CHOMSON, BIRICETT & BELL,
HAMILTON,
A RE NOW Receiving and opening out
L-11Their spring Im portations of Dry Goods,
and will have their Stock fully assorted by
Tuesday, 15th March.
Hamilton, March 4, 1870. w7 -4t.
Clinton Markets.
By speebil Telegraph to the "Signal."
Clinton, March. 15, 1870.
Pall Wheat 0:60
Spring d -ii 0:7e
Oats ,... 0:27
Barley ...... 0:40
Peas ... 0:48
Potatoes . ... 0:50
Flour 4:00 -
Butter 0:17
Porke-............ . - 7:50' '
Eggs. ....... . 0:13
xsamnsp•
LOVE'S PRIZE ESSAY,
ox TURNIP CULTURE.
W
Waggon aul Carriage
FACTORY•
411•11.1.1
BATES & ELLIOTT
T.J AVE pleasure in intimate
1-11. bYg to the public of town
and country that they have
opened a Waggon a -dr aria=
Shop on St. Islavid's st,
(Lewis Elliott's old atand,) im-
mediately adioinIng the Western Hotel. B. & E.
attend personally to all thq work entrusted to them,
and are prepared to tutu out
Waggons, Buggies,
Cutters, SI, ighs,
and everything in their line, of the very hest material
rates.
and workm=ship and at the very lowest remunerative
eT Mt 33 X 1\1" -CI-
Promptly attended to.
a large assortment of
ON HAND,
aaR Lei -Tr7:11;
which will be sold Cheap for Cash or Ccrd-
wood.
Goderich, Feb. 24th,1870. ww5y
TO RENT,
A TWO STORY HOUSE, CLOSE TO
the Market Square.
Apply to,
L. MoINTOSH.
Goderich March 10th, 1870. w8-tf
EARLY GOODRICH POTATuES
MILIS ESSAY IS NOW PUBLISHED IN PAM-
phlet form, and may he had from- the following
persons throughout the county -of Huron, viz :—Froni
Moorhottse, Butler, and at the Telegraph Hook Store,
Goderich ;Holmes' Boos Store, Clinton; Logan, Lums-
den and Elliott, Seaforth : Jackson, Egrnondville :
Marks, Brucelleld ; Grig. Exeter ; Grant. Ainleyville;
Keys, Hayfield Mellis, Kippen Bonthron, Rodger -
vine Jno. Turner. Varna : PattersotesStore, Walton;
at the Post iffilee. Londesborough ; and at Wroxeter
Lacknow, Blyth, Zurich, Berne, Bills Green, t: e.
March 9th 1870. w7 -3t°
rims SUBSCRI3ERS HAVE FOR SALE AT $1.50
1 per 1-u.hel, pure Early Goodneh Potatoes, the
finest ielettng potato grown. Also, Clem, Red ptir •
Hungarian Grass -Seed, Driers for Pota•••• s
now will he filled on and after the lit A • II. 111
wishing to secul,, sr•ed had better iheir orders
early to the subscribers or to the Signal office.
eTOKES 6- PeONS,
Ba;field Road.
March 170, 1570. w8 -ti
LL P eRTI ES HAVING GL ‘IMS AGAINST THE
ti. estate of the ate M. J. TOBIN will please send
hem in itaineiliately to, W, SEYMOUR
One of the Executors.
Goderlch March, 8th, s w57.4t
Chancery Sale of
ANILOS.
N pursuance of a Decree and final 0:der
for sale made by tee Court of Chance y
in a suit of BLONG vs. KENNEDY, and dated
the Sixteenth day of February last and the
Seventh day ot October last respective
ly, will be sold by Public Auction, by Ma,
GEORGE M TRUEMAN, Auctioneer, at
Ins Auction Rooms iu the Town of Goderich
with the approbation of Andrew Norton
Buell, Esquire, Master in ordinary of the said
Court, on
Tuesday, Twenty-ninth day of March,
1870, at twelve o'cloCk, noon,
The following property in one lot, namely
all and sineular that certain parcel or tract
of land and premises situate in the Township
of Ashfield in the County of 11 .roti. being
composed of the South half of lot Number
Otte in the Ninth Concession of the Eastern
Division of the said Township. The said
property contains by admeasurement one
huudred acri s he the same more or less, of
which about thirty five acres are cleared and
the remainder is tiMhered chiefly with beech
and maple, " The buildings -thereon are a
log tiouse and log bern. The rroperty is
yell eitueted as to ronds, as it is near the
gravel road to Goderieh, from which place
st is aboue sixteen urles distant, and it ei
itimut seven miles from the Village of Dun-
eannon,
. The purchaser shall at the time of Sale
eay down a depOsit in the proportion of ten
dollers tor every one hundred dollars of his
purchase money to the Vendor or his Solici.
tors, and shall pay the balance in one month
thereefter without interest ; in ail other
reepects the conditions of sale are the stand-
ing conditions of sale of the Court of Chan-
cery. For further particulars apply to
Messrs. McDonald & Chadwick, Toronto
st,t)retbete, ATuacitmionit,oee.'it.he Vendor's. Solicitors or
Dated this Sixteenth day of February, 1870,
[w7tcle A. N. BUELL.
THE DRAWING CLASS
rtONDIJCTED BY Mies Milieux, WILL
ko hereafter meet every Tuesday and Friday at 4 Pe 31.
Young Ladies not attending her school may thus avail
themselves of insti uction in this department
Goderich. February 4th, 1870. w7 -2w
S . B. M'DO GALL,
pRACTICAL "VETERINARY S lEJ
GEON Godench. Veterinary Medi-
cines always on hand.
' win be in, Dungannon every Wednesday, and at
Lucknow every Thursday and Friday.
**as Horservexamined as to soundness.***
sw56-2m
EARLY ROSE POTATOES !
DISSOLUTION OY PARTNERSHIP
IHE U NDERSIGN E D. WHO HAVE BEEN CA Rt
▪ rying on buainess butchers, under the style of
Carman de Marsh, on Hamilton Street, hereby give
notice that the partnership existing between them is
this day dissolved by mutual conse.nt
RoBf. CARMAN,
FRED. id &Rail.
With reference to the above the undersigned begs to
say that the above business will be carried on by him
in all its departtnents and he would respectfu.ly
a continuanct of publicliatronago.
ItOBT. CARMAN
Goderich. 4th Tan. nito Nv50
CHANCERY SALE !
pURAITANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
L Court ot Chancery, m .de in the matter
ot Thomas (Myer and others, infants; heal-
ing_date the first day rif February 1870.
WILL HE SOLD
BY PUBLIC.: AUCTION
tt the Auction Rooms of George M True-
man, in the Tows) ol Goderich,
On Tuesday, the 5111 day of Apti1,1870
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,
The fellowing valuabie lot in the Township
of Vi awanosh, moneiy . —The East half of
• hot No. 22,- in the 14th concession of the
Township of Wawanoeh, consisting of 100
acres. The Land is Clay Loani of Good
'Quality. About 40 acres are cleared, and
the remainder is cove, ed with Hard.
wood Tiraber. There is a Line Dwelline
Iloase with a Log Barn oti the land, which
s situated on the Towii Line between Kin
oss and Wawanosh, ebout 4 miles distant
from Lucknow, and 25 mhes from Goderich,
by an exsellent Gravel Road.
The Purchaiser shall at the time of sale,
;way down a deposit in the proportion
ot $l0 00 f -or every hundred dollars
of the purchase money to 'the Ven•
dor's Solicitor. and shall pay the faith-
-r sum of $350 mae month front
-he day of -Sale, when the purchiser shall
es entitled tis ,a conveyance and to be let
into possession upon his execating a Mort
gage upon the said 'mid, for securing the resi:.
due of the, sail pui chase money paya.ble in five s
equal annual instalments with interest, such -
Mortgage to be gettled by the Judge's Secre,
etry, and to be prepared at the expense Of -
the purcraser In other respects, and ex. -
cent as abase mentioned, the conditions ef
sale are the standing conditions ot sme of the
s iid Court of Chancery, Thecenditiona. of
Sale and turther particulars may be obtained
at the office o f John Macara ot the Town of
Goderich, the Veridor's Solicitor. -
Dated the 8th day Of March. A. D. 1E70,
T. W TAYLOR',
' judge'e Secretarv,
JOHN MACARA,
FARMERS TRY THEM.
VIIY seed is pure and true to name, and
• Ysi to which was given the first premium
at Provincial Exhibition at London. And
first prentiumit Goderich Horticultural
Exhibition.
ORDERS RECEIVED NOW
will be filled on and after the first of April.
Price 80 cents per peck or 7 cents per
- pound. THOMS HOOD,.
• Goderich.
Goderieh March 2nd,1870. w6-tf
0:85
0:80
0:28
0:40
0:52
0:50
4:00
0:20
8:00
a, 0:15
VALUABLE FARM FoR
1=6 .11.1.a ,
•••1=.10.••••••••••m
fillIE North haltof tat NO. 9,011d the West hitltofthe
1 North nal. aim No. io hi the Eighth eonee teem
ofliforria. ten aerei, Ito acres eleared.60 acres left!).
ed. A geed *oared hig house, wen finished, a new
frame house, etone row dation. with rood eethin good
seeereareiteueheelericaseasatare•
,11€
STOCK -YAK l\FG-
e
AT THE
EMPORIUM
,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
I) U. rriLl 0 IR, &
WILL uFFER DURING
fa
T TEN
1
Sel
THEIR ENT!RE STOCK, AT
Grently Reduced Price's 'For Cash !
SPE TAL BARGAINS
Table Linen, Towels, Tickingt & Tweeds.
Godcrich March 11th, 1870.
1
J. C. DETLOR & CO
& J. K AY
HAVE RECEIVED A LOT • 6
fliM
c:)31;ra.r•risiiiag _
M3n's Gaiters,
Youths' Heavy Balmoral&
--Girls' Balmorals in all grades; •
Childrens' Slippers & Fancy Ties
WOMENS', MISSES' & OMLDRENS' PRUNELLA
G ‘ITERS BALVIORALS,
Goderieh, March 3rd, lb70. w 13 EXTRA VALUE
IMPORTED SEEDS.
.> • ;.;,s,
PAR COT E
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR ANNUAL STOCK OF
New Seeds ! New Seeds !
Imported Field and Garden ,Seeds,
W hich for quality and price cannot he surpassed by any respectable House in Canada.—
A liberal diecount allowed to Ceuntry Dealers. Remember the stand,
PARKER & CATTLE'S DRUG STORE,
Goderieb, Feb. 24th, 1870. w21 Market Squahe.
FEBRUARY
CLEARING SALE I
S IA IL I IN' E;- lj
BALANCE OF WINTER GOOT1S AT GREATLY REDWED PRICES IN
FURS,
SHAWLS
CLOUDS,
MANTLE CLOTHS,
Vtr OOLEN GOODS,
• BLANKETS, &c., &c.
1
A RARE CHANCE I
ATexander's 'Kid Gloves $1.00 per
1VICIst 'TH
LADIES. this is the only opportunity you will have of getting the VERY BEST
KID GLOVES made, at less than cost price.
SIMEIrrIa.
Pair..
s
Godertch, February 4th, 1870.
sw67
Sign of the Big Broom.
BROOM FACTORY
A N D
GROCERY STORE_
' Goderieh, Vendor's golicitor. w8 td
LIST OF LETTERS -
-DrmAliaNG in the Goderich Pest Mee, 3rd
March.1870.
Burtch Mr 2 ' MartimMary
Cameron D eMurphy Minna
,JampbellD McKay Niei Mrs
emit, log barn good , TVItti splendid orc r Corbet trugh Neave Deerge
a vaeation. Thelot is situated abnut one and a bait Drayer-John Porter lames
()Teener Mallard
Rattail Henry .
20 Serer of fall'wbeat in good condition, to be. Olken at Cormier William.
mites from the Gravel -Road quite conveuient to Stores Elliott Elizabeth PaPet Winton):
andSchool IS is the old Skein farm, avid is .one ot Gribboe John
-the bestowal longeet settle4 in. the Township. Holties W Prederiek. Stevens.= A
e • TITLE immisput&BLE. linater'andreo Summer John
• thsrdie Mark, Seaford Margaret
%tit whole or &portion lobe sold on reamnable terms Halley & Sea , Stroner Robert
Goderieh. 'Ara:Jane Wats= John -
bIldelif patenli 'near -Enterprise Linn G°de,TS14141'h"41-8.1°2 w Mathssen Mathew
AVLsing tnIfiss Mary Penhale 7." 'actITICE.
43 SF3TCLAIR: LickfoldAlfred Sharp Samuel
- Oa Val,. 1114th stb. reeidenee of the ' e I,eete T Washington 301M
V.,cieeMo. U.'S. by the Cald- - - w ARCH, DICKSON, Postmaister,
HE Subscribers haveremoved t eir Broom Factory
f th ore formerly occu-
pied by Mr JAME!" THOMSON (tw ors South of
the Hama Hotel), on Kingston street and beg to in -
bog: tchhaeztt hatslaignafagettleasur hpauvrehassiengurdoounite-esoemr.
vilees of a &It -class bro'om-makenintley are now turn-
ing out
AN EXTRA HEAVY BROOM
arta., "N767-33..iss-
ter Tim
BEST QUALITY 81, WORKMANSHIP
which theyare selling as cheap as anymanufacturer in
Hamilton or Toronto;
Both Wholesale &Retail.
•
They have also put -Chased the balance of Mr James
Thomson's
Stock of Groceries .
aud made large additions thereto. and intend to mini
on On bis old stand) ailretechtss
Family Grocery Basinenft on the
C-ASII PRINCti)LE:
A complete asatirtment of
Teas,, Coffees, Sugars, Fruit,
Spice‘.TIour, Food, Potatoes,
.&c..&e., always on hand at the Ieourest Prices,
aud delivered in Town.
.
Ode one call I-eq.:Aral to secure ,a eon-
tinuance of .t'ublic .Pcitranage.
COX & McDONALA
-Kipgates $treet.
Is',13.-Faien Produce taken in Exchange- tot Goode
Yabru.sry7th, 1870.
111101iSS SILLE VOW.
tUCTION_s ALE
-OF-
Farming Lands !
—0-0-0--
G. M. TRUEMAN
Is instructed by Mr. Joseph Herr to sell
by Public Auction, at his Sale Booms,
Godetich, on
THU,RSDAY, MAACH 24th, 1870,
Commencing at Noon.
That Superior Farm, Lot No. 1, Con. 13,
—nen- e
Z•1` /31 17iT
CHEMICAL PRINCIPLES
A.PPLIED IN THE MIRE OP
Chronic and. Westing Diseases.
713 R. R.A..13
SARSAPARILLEAN
RESOLVENT.
N.B.-The great medicine (free from all nausea-
ting or dizagreeable)egectespoken of here, Dr.`Rad-
wales
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT,
(*prepared on a new prineetple of Medical Chem-
istry, from the active curative properties of the most
choice prtyincle of the vegetuMe kinocient. The
Sarsaparillian and other foreige roots yielding
extracts that eider into the composition of this won-
derful Blood, Tissue, Heat, l'at-making medicine
are selected arid g _altered with the greatest care al
the proper seasons from the native soll, under the
supervision of intelligent agents --experienced botan-
tete, employed exclusively for Dr. Radway
to that no .spurtows admixtures or wortttless roots
cairpossibly be mixed suith the pure.
It coats Dr. Radleoy & co. over $V),000 (thirty
thousand dollars) per annum for the services and
experkres of satentlie Botanists in this branch alone.
But the .wonderful iniprovemeats it has secitred in
the curallve range el Dr: Radway's Remedies, more
especially the
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT,
pays for the outlay over and over again ; for never
in the history of medicine was such a Medwine tluzt
so completely builds up, repairs, and makes sound,
etrong, healthy, vigoroue, and beautful witluzi, the
weak and broken-dowo conetitution,s, as
Dr. lidIDTVW rs
8.4 liSAPdIR IL L
RESOLVENT.
1rnportant Chemical Principles supplied to
the wasting body through the
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
It supplies the blood with unitrish meat.
IT CON T AINS T A KJ NG AND
PLES H.M AXING WI A LITI
It supplies the systeot with caloric or heat
inacuregloinalfg PmErje;.....rtiptree and Ulcerated dis.
cuiefe of the Eyes, Ears, Meath, Throat,
and 014n ana bt .
It Increases rim evetztet and aproetite.
IT STOPS A WEAKENING DISCRA.R.
GESi
It in::: else* tile repairs and diminishes the
wasies.
It extepainates the products riffle zay.
It reaol-Ves Tuntois, Wades, liar;
It inaiLei the • eicar anal bea.etti.i!ul.
It heats:Peace Sores and u I -e• s.
It cui esi Gravel, Glect, awl ktritture.
It makes the water clear and pass freely.
It clues Barrenness, an.t lures:is with the via
-gor of noushood those VrtIO, from. VteP •
Awes or dIseasei are cleticieat or exha te
Et rescues woman trout the perils io• ilent to
change oi lite -cessation of Menses.
.ro Mose" who sseek:ffealth.
The!' it not a inan. wo:nan or child. however
wastedby disease>, jf their aysteme are vita in a eon-
deLdittvi o jei yitote eid(
Dtchei vEepYrO4neeatisnrsd: S el lofl nt h p"Vai 1:;41:1;ni:rallpic;altbjlrN: ea( 5; Of
sustaining the reparative proce.e. of RA D W AY '6
Sarsaparilliezig Resolvent,
but can be either restored to health. or the wasteg
-and decumpoeitions etopped, and the elements of
decay that now exiSt be dieenceed from the ke4tein
Extreme cases. where the Ella G,S. la ID eh 1 S. and
other organs are %vested. ulcerated. anti their f nee
tione interrupted and meretions ielterel beyend the
reparative power of medic.ne, may. and will. by the
um of this Sat sapariiiian Jiven t. eoniinue ee
live perhaps for years ; for no matter how low the
vital forces may be, if the system can be brought
under the influence of this tiesue anti tiesh-making
medicine. the repairs will be greater than the wastes.
and the BI,001} W ILL reett:ve that high degree of
strength. purity, and nourisbinent to enable it to hold
in healthful solution all its constituents, and stop the
process of decay anti deeoto poedtion.
CON UMPTION. SCROFULA. Bright's discreet of
the Kt Nei's. Sunny moil- ,Svrillids, and the poison of
Vener al, are developed through the provaes: of de-
posits t out the blood either in the Lungs. elOn. Kid-
neys. Bladder or Cellular Tiesue anti thee° els -
easee in their advanced stage can both be oheels.ed
and cured by the -use of the SILL7Silkalitiinn
solvent.
MARK CHANGE.
A person seized with any Chronic -disease of ate
Lungs, Liver, Skin, Kidneys, Spermatic Glands,
Wonib, or Crinaly difiletillies, wile experience a
marked ehange in her healtiv fin the better after
&dam' the Sarsit.pnrillinal Resolvent. the
blood becomes n fore part, rieh. eirong, aiact nour-
ishtng, and -is enabled to hold la solution lis wattled
constituents, the deposite of Tuberculous nittiler and
other elements el disease, decompositionund decay,
will be diminished in the Lungs, latineys, Skin and
other Cryan! ; and each of these Organs will secrete
their proper constituent secretions. Ineletui of Wine,
Bile, the Pancreatic Jurce and other fluids bring t
absorbed in the circidation, these secretions will be
directed for expulsion front the system through their
proper channels. If medicine fails in its influence
on the system, to correct these secretions, anti to as-
sist each org«n or secrelltig gland in diseharg lug its
proper functions., health can never be rodored :
.for sufferleg humanity, Radavay9sSarsa.pa.
rillian Resolvent secures this important wind that
hos heretofore existed in all these remedial agents
adverlized as Blood Purifyers.
No matter how deeply seated Or engrafted in the
tissues, cartilages, glands, organs, or bones disease
and ea2e-uptIon may be, Me influence of thle powers
fla agent on, the blood and other flitide that eupply
the living body toWt repctirs, will so charge the sys-
tem with such consblitenle am to resolve and exter-
minate the dead and decomposing and sup-
ply Us plase with sound and tivingstruclure, nour-
ished by rich, pure, and strong blood. By the
chemical aetion which the Sareeparillian Resnlvent
has on the substan.ces taken into the stomach fill/lOy
its iwocess of digestion into Chyme and Chyle, Wore
it ie made blood, us well as the nourishing coneti-
tuents it converts into blood, and its epecifie action
when entering 1.11 the circulation, it exterminates
every atom of vtrus from the 'goof, anti reeolves
away all deposits of disease, whether caused by the
action of eome specific poison, or virulent dizeaee, or
Mercury, COrrosive 'Sublimate, 1. e. the ebrrosive
Chloride of Afercury, Calomel, and other agents
that may have =wait/cited in the bones, tissues,
cartilages, or joints. or frODI some tram:milled
family complaint that may have run through lug(
do;leenr:fe;:a712iCO:14isertmptions s yphilia, uncured
and badly treatedVenereal in its many forms,
Ginn:1111er Disease, Ulcers its the Throat,
month, Tumors, Nodes in the 1.11ands and
other parts of the system, Sore Eyes. Stn..
mous Drisclutrges from the Ears. and the
worst forms of Skin DiSeases, Eruptions.
Fever Sores, Sertitt Heed, Itittgatiorni. Sall
Rheum, Beysinelasj _Uate, Illnek
Worms Iia Ow W ,,,,, °on Canters In the
tlir: si
the curative r• ange 4, _of elle SniVOIPRPIIIIRII
Resolvent, mat a fewitirty69 tole will prove to
any person using it for either of these corms
of Diseases ats potent .tower to care them..
Vactired veneresa-sateet, Strhitetrest
wad au templaints of the Urinary Or.
ga7....".s, Bladder, Kinney*, Womb, Dropsy,
Dianetet, and all who are ince...lire.
stienced by Stoppage of Water. or Palo.
ful Discharges, are quickly relieved mad
effectually cured through the
DARSAPABILLIAN BESOLVENT.
ne...J.Cturess refer it ihy E..11. Chapman.
Commercia Traveller, Montreal.
G Denault. of St. Thnothee, County of Beauhar-
nois. Canada: East. had for nine years TWOIAltit E
ULCERS. one un his thigh, the other on his side.
teat resisted all kinds of medicine and the skill of
the most celebrated doctors in Montreal and othed
parts of Canada. Last Fall he commenced the use
of Ilauway-9s Sarsaparlillan Resolvent, aided
with Rruhray's Pills and Meady Relief. llo
used only three bottles of the Sarsaparillian Resol-
vent. and two or three boxes of Radway'e Pills, and
used. 8.5 a lotion, a wash of the Ready Relief and
Sa:sapatiillau Resolvent, diluted with water.
which completely cured him. Here is a man that
had previously stent hundreds of dollars, doctored
tor nine years, and oured at a cost of less than five
" ONE SOLID SC/CB,"
SCROFULA 017BED at Wells Elver, Vermont.
M. Durant, one of the wealthiest citizens of Wells
River. owner of nearly half the town, besides a nutn-
bet of Pa er Mills. Hotels. &C., told me of bis know -
I,
ledge of y ur medicine. His son. aged 13 years. was
covered ith one SOLID SCAB, covering the entire
body—be d. trunk. chest, legs; and all. I saw him
in Semite bar last and he VMS the most revolting and-
dideased ebiect I ever saw. At my• request he wits
put unde the treatment of Itsulavayes Sersapa.
k
'UMW esolvent, Reetly Relief and Pills.
One month since. on returning to Canada. I saw the
father. who th.en Mid me that hisson was completely
cured I know of many who have been cured of
dollars.
in the .Township of Grey, containing One Hundred Fever Sores. Eruption of the Skin. Boils. Ulcers, Sore
Acres, more or less, about Seventy Acres of which are Read, Sore Legs, and in foetal" kinds of sores.
Cleared.
On the Premises are a Log House, Log Barn atd
smallOrchard; the settle of the Best Quality of Clay
and Sandy Loam.
, This is a _good opportunity to secure a SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
well situatea Farm, being on the gravel road, 12 miles
TERMS.—$20 Cash for every $100 of tho Dr RADWAY :—This is to certify fill"31.1wilaliPt;a6ten
Threatened Ceonsurnpticuie Night Sweats%
Bleeding front the Longs, cured with one
bottle of It ADILVA.YsS------
from Seaforth and thont 3 miles grom Ainleyville.
ST,e1ION, Ontario, Canada West,—
_ vrith bleeding at the lungs, Mid night sweats, and
purchase money ; balance payable in in
was induced to use your marsupssitlian at
stalnients. to suit purchaset secured by vent. After taking (WO doses I was enabled to
a mortgage on the premises. w4 -td nlYnT ttnebtilal°rthlerbweledIzios.astbankful. After
vr cured. and the
night evientseeased I contintual to use tax bottles.
FARM FOR S ALT OR TO RENT. and now att !Sens of sieknessedisease and threatened
Consumption have dtsaspeared. I feel my health
N. II—This gentleman was well known to have
tally recovered. J NATHAN FREELAND.
erHAT superior Farm, Lot 39 7th eon. Township of been under the treatment of tbe best physicians in
Goderich containi 80 acres of land, with 40n" r i
ng
eau ia--he eee ved rio benefit from any medicine
cleared, and good barn on it, The cleared is in a good until he commenced using your Sarsetpowilltas*
atate-uf cultivation, it is well situdted, being 3 toiled reeewee,,,nee GEO. MORTPMER,
from Hayfield, 6 -from. Clinton and; 12 irom Goderich Commercial Agent for WWI*.
For foxther particulars apply to the undersigned,
SAMUEL EMMERSON, PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
Bervle Post Office.
County oil:truce. w2e3rad 439, 3T. PAUL STREET, mblinna.
Vir Sold be; Drugging sad general Storekeepers,
PREPARE for WINTER. "4110 Per bottle, Or It5.00 for 6 bottles.
.amismum•••
)=)'.
-CARD OF TEA.NKS
rthose wbo -responded to my Last Call for money,
.Debtors to .dit hkewise. byso dol-inici, would enable me
.111IGET ITNI t)P and would respeettmly invite the -balance of my
• *
. 7 ' to pzty '20 shillings to the po and sell -Goods
stable and shed 105 byt4 feet, welt fenced orchard of Sale shall sign an aurreinent for .the complet:nn of -
4004
II1AVISTG: refitted, is Shoo on West street,' Goderieh, 25th Feb , 1870
Merclur Tailor,
7
-
A RIME CHANCE. ,ayer's *rsaparika,
LAKE SHORE AMERY FOR SALY, "AI " " "
e N GOOD WORKING ORDER. 11 POYI &SU CLET-
1. tles, 7 Coolers, 1 Soap Curb and Kettle. 3 :soap
Moulds, 2 Horses and -....arness. 2 raid new Waggirte,
3.Sleighs. 2 Wheel Barrows, 4Shovels, 6 Pewter Candla
Mould Stands, 3 lb in a stand. 2 Chain Prmps for ley
1 Water Pump and many other appendagestoo nt mer
one to mention. In good stand and will be sold cheep ,
for cash.
33- 2,000 loads leached Ashes, 17 cents per Toad. I
Enquird of J. BARNES, at the Ashery.
Goderiel..Nov. 2nd 1869. w41
co °PI C:30.
ALL parties concerned are hereby notified that any
monies due to the bearer 013 note of hand. or book
account, are to be paid himself personally. An
other payments will be considered nob ond
JOSEPH HERB.
Goderitaffi,IDee. 2, 1869. ws6
TWO FARMS for .SALE
VOR sale two very valuable FAR aS in the TOAD
ship of Goderich. For particulars apply to
70gEpH siEbN iv, -Enron Road.
Goderich Township
November 25th. 1869.
3D A.11, .11=1" 'S
ARABIAN 011
FOR HORSES & CATTLE.
A NEVER FAILING REMEDY
TRallistiNie'AffiLetidiAelBuLaviPrtRuE,,sPAoRf AtiTmIsOeNartiCe01..letB,..„7,5,.
long experieu-e has proved to posses the men sate aite
efficient pronertieti for me cure of -Flesh Wounes.
Sprains, Bruises, GOB of all kinds, Cracked
RingBone, sprints Callons,Fistulo, Sweeney, Intern-
al Poisons. Scratches or Greaae, Strains, Lunteuesa,
Mange, Whitlows, Corns, Saud Cracks, Fmnidere•
Feet, }lent Disiemper, ami many tithe,
diseases which horaes end emir are subject to.
This celebrated L lament ha, been used for main
years, mid in curative properties thoroughly leMeti,
ano a is conceded to be the cheapest end most re•
table r.•tnedy tor all external complaints ever oder,.
1 -lithe public—it never fails when timely used nuil
faithfully app ied.
To:lathed of all Druggists and Country Merchant,
thrmigheut the Dominion. Price 25e. per bott.e.
NORTHRUP & LYNI A N,
Ne •.- Ont.. Proprieto rs
Sold in Gooerich dy Pa Cattle and a
!oaten ; tisrdiner & Co. Ba.t ict Janie,
Bentham, Rodgerville; .1. tekard Elute!
.1. H. CtAti be, C le n ton ; Zieeord, 1 to
now; E. HiekeonoeSeaforth, and all Medi( 1
.11ea lees.
1
GREA.T FEMALE REMEDY
Job MoseS' Periodical Pills
11111S ENVALUABLE MEDICINE IS UNFAILING
• in the cure of ad those painf.l and dangerous
xliaceses to which the female constitution IS subject.
It moderates all excess and removes all obstructions,
and a speedy cure ma- be relit d on.
-To MARRIED LADIES
D. pecetarlysuited. It will, tn a short time, bring
OD the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills shovid not be taken by Females durint the
FIES7' THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they an
sure to bringon Miscarriage. but at any other time they
are safe,
In all Cases of Nerirous and Spinal Affections, Pain In
the 13keicand Lambs, Faitrue on slightexertion. Palpna-
and although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron,
calomel, antimony,. or anything hurtful to the constitu-
t1270.01 the heart. Hysterics, and Whites, these Pi Is
will -effect a cure when all other means have failed ;
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package.
which should be carefully preserved.
11013 MOSE8, NEW YORK, BOLE PROPRIETOR.
$1.00 and 12i.cents for postage, enclosed to Northrop
& Lyman, Newcastle. One, general agmus for the
Dominion, will insure a bottle,containingover 60 eue
uy return mail.
NORTHRUP &I YMAN,
Newcastle, t.; . elingenera
agentloreanade
Er Sold in Godench by Parker Cattle ano
F. Jordan; Gardiner oz Co., Bap' eld ; James
Henthtune Rogei vette ; J. Ptekard,F teter • .1 .H.
Combe, Clinton, S. cord, Leeknowe E. 'FIrcki.
son.3enforth. and all Medierne_Dealars. w38
THE PERFECT
SUBSTITUTE
F 0 R
SILVER
Ts a coating of pure
overtheanse
exam platedbythe patent process -of Messrs Flkin,e-
ton & Co.. and is beyond all compares= the very best
article uext to sterling eilverthat can be employed as
such either usefully or ornamentally, as by no poasible
test can it be distin,guished from real silver.
" SIGNAL" OFFICE Goderich.
A complete set, gaarranteed of firatquality Mr lintel'
and durability. as follows id-
_
Flddleor Bead Kinefs Thread
old silver pattern pattern pattern
pattern
ets. ets. Seta. I ete.
2Table Forks 9.00 9 60 1000..12.00
12 Table Sp000es 9 00 9.50 • 10,00..12.00
12 Desert Forks 6.00
12 Dessert Spoon.* 6.00 750 . 8 60
12 Tea Spoons 4 00
6 Egg gilt beagle 2 40
2 Sauce Ladles 2 00
i Gravy Spoon 2 00
2 Salt -mit bowle
1 Mustard " 40
I sonp ladle 2.50
1 Sugar spoon 60
4 60
260
2 20
THE BLOOD.
The reputation daises.
Cellent medicine enjoye,
18 derived froni its cures,
many of waste' h are truly
marvellous. Inveterete
cases of Scrofulous tits.
ease, where tbe eysteen
seemed eaturated wito
eetraption, have been
miffed and cured by tt.
rotations affecCons nit d
disorciers,which were ng-
grayated by ths
Ions mantataination un;ii
they were painfully afflicting, /Ave been radio:11;v
cured in such great numbers in ahno$ every f.el,
tion of the country, that the public starcely need 1
beSeroinforliuloerdisopfolistsovnilitsnoenseoorfuthsees.most destinactiee
enemies of our -race. Often, this unseen and Ont le
tenant of the organism undermines the constituti o
antalnvites the attack of enfeebling or fatal &seas e
without exciting a suspicion of its presence. _,Oga.
it seems to breed ittfeetion throashont the body,: ; I
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other of its hideous forme, either on ti -e
surface or among the vitabe In the latter, tuber-
cles may be enddenly deposited in the hinge er
heart, or Anmors formed in the Bret, or it ellen
its presence by eruptions on the gamer foul ulcer.
ations on 601ne part of the body. Renee the men.
sional use of &bottle of this Sarsaparilla is eta
vieable, even when iao active sym_ptorns of disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following cone
plamts generally iind immediate relief, mad, et
length, cure, by the nse of this SAESAPA_RI1_-
.LA: St. Anthrmy's _Fire Rose OP Erysipelas,
Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Bingworn, ,
Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other eruptdons or
visible forms of Scrofulous disease. Also in nee
more concealed forms, as .Dyspepsia, Dropsy.,
Bleart Disease Pits, Epile, Neuralgia,
and tbe Vati.01113 ilicerous _afections of the muscu-
lar and nervous systems.
Syphilis or Venereal and .711ereurial Disecescs
are cured by itethougb a long time -ie IreCiateti for
subduing these obstinate m al adies bv efoy tnedieine.
But long continued use of this medicine will cure
the complaint,. Letreorrhoea or Whites, Uterine
Ulcerations, and Female Diseases, are cam -
moldy soon relieved and ultimately cured by Ste
puri-ing and 'invigorating effect, Iftnute Direc-
tions for each case are found in our Aimanaeseup
plied gratis. Jakeetwiatisra and Gout, taten
caused by accumulations of extraneous mat -tele
in the blood, yield quickly to it, as al= _Liver
Complaints, Torpidity, Congestion or IntIant-
*nation of thexiver, and Jaundice, whemansire,
as they often do, from the rarklIng poisons in tie
blood. This SADSAPARIZ.LA is a great no
norer for the strength and vigor of the systere,
Those who are Lestueseid and IAstless, Demon-,
dent, Sleepless, and troubled wilt Nervous ,Ar-
prehettsiosts or Pears, or any of' the affeetons
symptomatic of Weakness, will tind inimedinte
pr eol iwe e rt anupdoncotriaLnyinc_ ing evidence of its reeteratave
PREPARED BY
Dr. Jr. C. AIMS sac Lowell,
Practical and Analytical Chemist*. '
BOLD BY .ALL DRUGGISTS esoeseno vs se tux
agNenTiTroHro-Ranitalle.LYALIN, heweastle, OaL, asasaa
33• Sold in Goderich by Parker e0 Cattle toed?
Jordan. Gardiner Co.. Bayfield. James Bannon
Rodger -villa J. Pickard. Exeter. J. H. Combe, Clin
&Manx. Sedieeocinrde, Lipeockezzon: E. Hickson, Seafortin and
w-17
AXE MA KING.
THE Subscriber begs to inform the public that 116
▪ is still carryiug on the Manufactory iu
old stand on Light House Street, Goderieh. He te
confident with the experience he has. that he ean -
rush a better axe than is sold by any other maker. -
Give him atrial before par Alaska, elsewhere. ge My
Axes eanbe obtained at Racers Haute -ere etore, Clin
ton.
REDUCTION IN PRICES 1
Double portion Steel -old price 42 00, Reduccdto81 5t.
tngle do do 1 50, do 1 29
JOHN MePHF,R•SON.
Goderich. Dee. gth. 1669. w47 Sm'
FARM FOR SALE
LOT 24. CON 4.
Township of Godcrieh, containing 80 acrer
abvut 55 acret cleared,
i) STORY CONCRETE HOUSE. eeN GROUN
,Je floor, DiningRoom, Parlor, Kitchen, 11517 tad Bed
room ; on the second fioor, Sitting Room, Torge Farr
ilv Bedroom, and lour other bedrooms ; on the Base
ment, Dairy Room, Fruit roan -Odom room, Meat room
Frame Barn 62x32 feet. 7 miles from Clittonand 7frotat
Goderich. Good large orchard of ove- 300 soperior
fruit bees. Soil. itieep clay loam. well watered to
spring creek and flowing well. Tjui property is situ.
ated if miles from Lake Huron. of which a good Vie*
can be had from tbe door. Apply to James Wilkin-
son, Esq., on the premiees of t4.1
0. M. TRUEMAIll
Land Orme, Goderien
Godencli 25th tannery 1870. wit!'
CHANGER
Y SALL
DURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE COURT OP
1 Chimeery, sna_de in a C111180 of Ross vs Holmes
280 . .280 beanie, date the first day of April, 18las. and of an
order (*the mid -Court made in the eatd cause bearing
date the 14th [ley of February 1670. And with the a -
2 20 p 40 . .240 - probation of Ilearyeldnedermott, Esq. Master of t
e
, ,e, said Cotrt at 6ederica, will be sold'. m oee lot by
90 " ' I 00 '`'`-""-- ' Public A.uction at the Auction Room of emerge al.
s45 60 . . 60
2 76 Trueman in tho Town of Guderich.
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65 -, -.8: 8°°65 ON
44.60 48 05 52.85 59.2e
- Saturday the Snd day of April 1870
Any of the aliove articlee to be had eingly at Balite
AT 12 O'CLOCK NLON.
prices.
N. B.—THEBEST QUALITY ONLY of above kept The following e-alnahle parcel of landand -premises-,
in stock. Inferior goods entirely exclude& Profits namely Lot number39inthe 2aid concesslonef the Town -
theca on the ready meney prineiple-not coedit ship of Kinloss in the County of tiruce consisting of
iteacres more cr less. The tend which is of gond cla
ONEPRICE ONLY. loar, tdr oeftsiltile,alittotialris:;,1-: num
tilyonI0the conce'ssion
mad, about 11 miles foam the boundary line between
TERMS CASH. the Counties of Enron and Bresee. It ie about 6 mike
T. 1J. MOORHOUSE. from the eillage of Zetland, 7 milas -from the village of
Winglisan and 8 tulles from the village of Lack -now, by
Goderich. Oct. 21th 1869. . w"" good roads. There is a Saw 51111 at Zettand and aro
other in course of erection, within la miles ofthe land,
Thete are Grist and Seer Mills at WiUghalli and Luck -
now and good Stores in birth Villages. .A log dwelling
house and barn have been erected on the land, This
farm is within a mile of Lhe proposed line of railroad
from Toronto te Kincardine.
The purchaser shall at the time of sale
pay down a deposit in the proportion of $10
for evesy 4100 of the purchase money, to the Vendors
Solicitor, and ahall paya further proportion of 425 for
every 4100 of the purchase money. within one montli
from the dayof sale (with intermit thereon trona the
day of sale) sud shall pay 'tbe remeatder of the
purchase money by three equal instalments at
one, two, end three years with interest on tiaernapaid
batausse of purchase money, to be secured by Mortgage
on the property, and ripen the execute m of such
Mortgage, the purchaser glean be entitleil to a
conveyance tied to be let into mesession.
chaser at the thne at the sale eball simian agroculeurt
for the completion of the piirdhase. The fane will bs
sold free from ineuinbrancele in other respects, and
except as ebove mentioned. the conditione °reale are
the staneing conditions of eale of the meld Court et
Chancery.
THE CONDITiONS OF SALE AND FURTHER
partici:ars may be obtained at the Office ref John
Maeara. Esq. ,.of the town of Goderich, Cee Vetiders
Solicitor; from Anthony Lefroy. Esq. and William
It Bain, Esq of Goderiee, AUDI Messrs. iltaigins. Bull
tied MeWilliams. Toronto. and from the undersimeed,
Master of this Cotut at Geduld),
HENRY MACHERMOTT,
CANADI1N PAIN DESTROTEff
A Family Medicine, well and favorably atesten
for the past ten years. never falling in a gurgle
tnstance to give permanent retie when timely
used, and we have never known a eingle ease
otdissaustaction where the directiens bait been
uroperly tollowed,but on the contrary all are
delighted with its operations, and speak in the
highest thrms of Its Virtue and Magical edict*,
THE CANAPIAN PA11V DESfirtoYER
has won toritself a reputation, as a blood port
ti , alterative stomach Ionic, unsurpassed in ehe
bistos y Of mediae I preparations. It seldom tans
to cure Dyspepsia, Liver Complainis Indigese
tion, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Kidney Cora -
plaints, Acid Stomach Philusit or Aiithma, and
restores to vital activity the system delnetated
by sullenng and disease.
Its ruagical and nondertul _success in curing
sudden colds, Sore throat, Coughs, Dipthena
pains in the side,bons and back. neuralgia,tooth
ache, rheumatic and other fauns in any part ot
the body and from whatever cause, bate given it
a place in every household and Is fast supersed-
ing all other pre.parm ions of ifte kind.
It is also an elle( Waisted Pfompt remedy tor
Scalds, Burns, Bruises, Sprains. Chilblains,
Prost Bites, Cratrips in the Stomach, Diarhtea,
tmolara morbus, iiithoul Chnlic, Cholera
Ifysentery, &c.
Place only 25 eenis par bottle,
NORTHROP a. LYMAN,
Nevecaelle . C. W.
iieheral Agent for Canada.
tErStiild in Codeneb by Parker & Cattle and
F. Jordan; Gardiner & Co. Hayfield; !guiles
Bentham, Rodgervale;J.Pielgard, Exeter; 341i.
femme, Ciinioe; Secord,Incksosv; E Hicksan
terta and till Medicine Deateis. airts
FIRST—CLASS FARMFOR SALE,
flizt.'irmbscriber offers for sale, on liberal terms, a
L excellent farm in the township of Colborne. D
being lot 8, cop. 10,four miles friMeGoelerich. It com
prises 100 acres of the best may soil, all cleared
free ofstnmps.
Frame Houseand Barn,
Splendid ApRie and Peer oreherd. good Water. A
hontie andlot Ultloderloti would betaken as part Pay-
ment Far particutere apply te.
ANDREW B. 'OltEEla, •
'Victoria Stin'G6deiie'h-
Goderieh Noy. lat 1869. w41 -ti
TARN TOR SAT:r4
DEING COMPOSED OF LOT,21.,e#01*kEN LINE,
JO Township of Stanley. County Of Huron, 120
acres, too acres areip e hialeirtate htcultivation. Tee
hind is of the best qetalityand.wellfenetid eagood beard-
ferickaloitg the front.) There are on the Trellises a
dwellittg house, framb hat1116 by. 87 feet, granarr,
Slaster at Gocerich.
JOHN ACARA, Goderielo
Veudors Solicitor. vs5sttl
Chancery Sale!
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DIIRSU AN T TO A DECREE OF THE COVET OF
Chancery, nude the -Lames. of Herr co Lavin,
bearing date the sixteenth dee of June. in the
year 181B, and of an order of said Court. made
in tee said Cause bearing date the ton, day
of February, 1870, auil with the approbatton
otHeery MaedermottEsq , Master (tithe mid Ceseet at
Ooderich, will be sold in one lot by Public Atm:on.
at the Auction Rootlet ofGeorge M. Traentiol, In the
Town of Goderich. on
Saturday, the Snd .day of April, 1870,
at two o'clock, elftentode. tbe follcw-
ing valuable prorietty, namely .i—E-eight end six-tenthe
;area of landoforming the south-west !torten of Lot
- No 9,in the Meitlandeoriteession, of toe Toweehip of
Goderich, with the twti itory brick Tavein eretted
thereen. knewn -Deggan's Taverra'and elm frame
Imildirir IsaM ind outhouses connected theree
with. The taveria is intuited on the road to Clintrth;-
. and abont tour miles from Goderich, and a the untie
teasel tot No. 9, formee by the Duren steed
an the read talkie Miller's =Ilse and teem its first-
Comistalculetedtocommand a large has -Mess. The -
beadle ofgood quality and fronts onsaid tworosta
The purchaser shall- at the tuareofstale, pay down a
deposit intheproportion of 410 tor every stoo cf the
purchase money to the Vendorn Solicitor. atei !shall
pay a.farther mommtion of 425 ferevery 4100 of the
purehasemoney within cree month 'from the elay et
Sale (with Interestthereon, from the day of Mee) azd
shall pay the reniaineer re the purchase meney by
three equal Metaltnents at slx. twelve and eighteen
monthis with interest en the tunnel Interne of per-
-cline money, to be securea by rmartgage on t_ho
perty, tend epon the execution of such reortgare, the
nrehaser shall beentitied acenrevance and to les -
et into possession. The pandrassr at the thr.er of
Cheaper than ever. • A. SMITH,.
. 100 beariok tox.,a. two never foing vele, with good the pareitase. The property will be sold Mee tom in.
mentioned, the conditions cr :sale are •ettieding
road. andeonnected bygood gravel roaxls with Clinton
next door to Bltsk of Montreal, is now ENGILTE TOR SALE _ Thu glao vroportylo sitnat6d on *gruel cwathranee. In other respectensed,excea as abine
etepa.n.n.
reoeniteenead by a road, Baid to lie the anest in the
conditions t Sale of tbe said Court of Charm
• betthfortnerlyed Huron Co Ontario., • - 'Farm -Lots.for Sale la_Golborne. A 13 horse power portable Engine, &sped u new proaince, With tfie excellent marketer of Bayfleld The Conditions or Sale and testae? partieniars entay
on the peemises.
Yia •
Agents, Read IrhIst
pen:tared to supplytirs enraerous customers,
beobtained at the office (dicta! Mears. ; Esq. ete tise •
0 _cry.
madeby Waterons & Co. Brantford. Applyatthis miles)arld Seaforth (12 miles). For furtherfietertolarn • 'town orGoilerish, the Vendor's *elicitor, zed home,
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at shore =eke, wigs'''. articles in his line.
FOE SALE. awe tot:mists of
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- TENDERS-Atint'-'9,ANTED BY BOARD- .0B` „ , .
- - cairn oe lees* e. own o e .
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auw.mauttitzttututo
"fertile erectioneeeticrouthonses anther Cent,ritiSeheol 1)ElliGe COMPOSED OF LP', rf3 4, /!ICH BOAD •
no ACc. S ly' West. ante Lot 4. Lake Shore, coatauneeeeseerete.
thro
sarinr.ormationuto Plans; ifica o ,
to mr. D. Ferguson, School rgtstete foe st. PatriPSOis Said Landis all bush and a good area ru
'Nerd, with whom, aho Tendere orate be lodged: both ate. er e
k ns n
1 Th li on the Port Albert Road, -1 mites
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Theland *late tioltr
osEtTOLEND -..14:ordezoitheAwdi - h
, ort S. avern.
.0*1431:11.1.4.2(0- AT TEft CENT- -APPDT a
rasscsks-Y",,, chespaird tacet terms of Credit by making a avian
• alto lete - vri-ast
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hays paymentoirOaah. 7„or articular ., aptly to -
e to • • - F, WALKER, OICHIWtgaI4thlrAT,614,Rlik.- *Tat 4 ' "1.)0Etpr Dalagett,
- Cie/arida, CI:
8olieltorefteaGolfeetch. _ e
lletlerick
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OTOBB and dwelling house with lot slab a good
0 atorie et3tUrs, _In the village of filaelandville. one
Mlle from GodeWch, lathe can, tre of the Goderieh tau
ii:oyarthrks. e:partausedawndtrififioa4rispleinitoutie:new, and c‘ oremodi-
oes, and Slot imexefillent Terme cash,
rfilEtIsndt'Ule, GoderichP. O.
2m:
, sh' "- ,OpcIgioIL•tanekkry$lat,„1870. w1-3ni Goderici fob. 19t13, 1,1810. • vis•
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laefe.oter, tO
Sp It bOATINGS,
Godericb428 january.1870.
CHECKS. ',he on great vareaty,
• sold CHEAP', for CASH.- -He hopes to re -
JOHN NePliERSON
wl-tf
SALT 50otS PKRBARREL
ceive rt full ',share t public patronage, as —. ,
heretofore. i • fp aE GODEBICH SALT COMPANYeADDD WELL)
have on hand -a quantity of refuse or dirt, salt,
hi h th will sell at 50---Onts per bbi id bulk at their
rwo ks over the river inlets 5 -or so bbls.
' Also a numbs: of -lilt Kettles for sale At li
outs parlb.
hatiarylltb, 1870. srAl•
DITNLOP•
Gederiela, gov. S, /8039. w30
ars apply to II HeDongall Auctioneer, Bay , to job y. Etvro3d.
Anthoty fiefroy, and'
klale3iCIS MARTIN,
Meti:re.Cerneron & Garrow. oftne-Tewnof -bodes:xi),
and from the undersigned ser. thieCourt at God -
trial
Dated the 28th day ot Fetneary, dela, 1870.
HENRY MACI`EIL51017,
1 WE WILL laAWY AwGA.Ersz:1:03AL.A; matihaRAYddrotst $14 mie0
wit; mweeklitd expenses, er allow a large co mpsiong
soxp ;a
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JOHN BACARA, Goderith:
lieudoes Solicitor.;
Master, at GoGettob
$44
see .
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