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1 CA Turaday of hest week the Kinloss %
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al Start.41.."TP043.1 blittr. beantifully black.
iitt ts perforated, anidn
'Van out:* tee-en:zing te4aeatn object of
ood or bone inserted. In the northwest
-great teetNecteV tor Jatany S0lentitie men- ti 8Lhaito;kgetteialatitritiv‘i,nergye.111111111000!,,/coast of Anieca, an incisain more than
;Spots on that orb are not at all uncommon,
hp, and then fill ,-1 •*tl
as may he risen:ft:tined by ituyene wheeney labia's arid disagreeable in the extrge `;.„,
• Is'
, ess. re oadstate of theroads preve t-
. . two inehes in length, is made in the lo ver
toke the Uvalde to hmk rad ahrough a bit i.
s In Gehl . tl • Lk., Il1.1 a. rooderi phig
e.ff sitieqeseet e4ASte. Bat these phenomena l ea the Willem flout
have of inteassinitml an appearance which !
, - entries they otherwiae woula . have made.
making the numb , of tloid heada being inside the mouth, and tie
nits runner ou the.chin.
ea . ie hes a -re pierced with Hewes,
otonishes astronomers, and is calculated i Yet on the grolind there was a lang mina D a
thawhich._ fancies it ctier of vod looking leases and ea tie. ln
tealaran t &lass ant
de,1_ EtisINESS tect porteuts'i'oE the futureinahe heavens. 't the inside show theta was a very nod a.
EisuctTios.- Since the
There are great gulfs now to be seen in. the ! 'edam of farm pr -duce which/ was con- establiebinent of Commercial Colleaes iu
e •
sian,cach muck /urger tkiii ttile earth winch i sidereal to be quite equal to tlie average. Tor,..ntO a manifest change far the 'better
we think ef so mulch importance in thel In the Mechanical department, the Iirst has b • - 1 / ah e
qiniverse,- They increase at a prodigions I think' noticed was a set of single harness ie -plug,
et a wrought In the inet lo. b ot ou
anne, en sinnannes seem destmeiTto work I got 111) by Ma. John Real of this place. 1
and, at the same time, in the
ad . . .
a convulsion 5IflUL.r to that sy - which
stems. 't gra:At expensc. c ass of men who MI book-keepers' peel -
has un- ! The harness Must- have bean got up at a
donibtetlly overtaken other solar as'there wee to be wen the tiwis• Iti. this way, and by spreading a
sz.ms as VS s th,t which fights and i evideut traces ot first -crass workmanship ktiowleilge of cotntuereial law, usages and
11irtnS this tc'orld have been shattered to i and superior . fiaish. y need Mildly say, calaulations, these colleges havha
es -:len a
pieces, or disappeared, and only the I that though there was no prize for such le
eoon to the business men of the country :
altiliesoplier in his roving glance over thel mentioned on theI* ., it was awarded a
f : - -
/4 and we are olad to see that -their power
skv has detected the change. The inhahl- i special nrize. Thewas a beautiful piece and their vable are appre.ciated., T
tants oother planets would not notice of tin work, the w. rkmanship of Mr S. G he kes ,
the disappearance of the planet we inhabit, 'cox, exhibited hy Mr Lawrence, in style rivalry that exieted botwee.n competino
t-.
anv o
ealre than %% c can see a speck of sand and llhish, it vehld be very hard-tosurpass institutions hitherto, resulting in th.
at,:rritel off by the wind on the sea shore. and diticult teneqsial, it showed superior cutting down of rates and cripp ing -each
It is not a mere theory, but an ascer- • taste and remarkable inountiity. The other's resouices, was not' productive el
good. This evil, to whatever extent it may
have existed, has disappeared by the con-
solidation under thewanaeinent and own-
ership of Meesre.Odell & Trout, of the Bry-
ant, Stratton and Oddi College, and te
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tallied fact, that the sun is al wa:,s in
highly fluid conalition,-ns one .recelit
viniterniescribes it, 'a hurricane of flame,
the dtsturbances of which might, perhaps,
be best repmsen
ted to our imaginations by
t he .,eciasional eR plosion of a planet or two
of nitro-g1,cerine.' It is, moreover, sub-
ject to 'magnetic forms,' produced, as
saasty suppose, by the movements of the
planets arimnd it. The great disturbance
;Iuch ie illOW going on was predicted months
ago by scientific men. That tce are tnii‘h
more, concerned m the event than many
people suppose, as (pine certain. Self -
registering magnetic instruments have re-
vealed the fact that whenever a spotbreaks
out on the snu, the earth thrills under a
mysteriJas magnetic induence. In one
case, a few years ago, it is _ti J•'11record
that telegraphic machinery was set on tire,
and the 'pen of llain's telegraph was fol-
lowed by a flame,' at the very . instant a
sudden burst oal
f light showed itself in 'e
sun. 'in the telegraphic stations
at Wash-
ington and Philadelphie the sienal nien
iveeived streng electric shocks.In fact
the electric condition of the earth was
changed, though by what precise agency
n me can full expetan. We are at once
inst in a region of conjectiare, and can only
feel that the fate which was foretold cf old
fur the earth may at any moment overtake
it. The forces are all inxisencehv .whIch,
in the solemn language of Holy Writ, the
heavens shall pass away with a great noise,
and the elements shall melt with fervent
heat ; the earth also, and works therein,
shall be harped '
OU.22 in every eleven years the atm ex-
hibits the stupendous phenomena. which
Are at present engaging the attentien of
phieeeephers. In 1i59, -clinsms and abye-
zes,• similar to those which are nowreport-
ed, were seen by many observers. Their
occurrence was predictedefor 1870.eit
. Gre
disterbances ii the world have usually
accompanied those outbreaks, though why'
abotil 1 so happen is another of the un-
fathomable iiiy<Iteries of the universe, In
184S there were magnetic storms, and we
had the French revtdution.-Again, in
1859, they occarred, and we saw .wars and
rumors of wars in Europe. The electric
condition of the atmosphere is tho't to ex -
ort a greater influence upon the minds of
inert and naticias than many are- willing to
believe,or than any one is able to explain.
-The telegraphs denote the changed con-
alition of the earth, but. they cannot indi-
cate the extent of the change. In the gess, 2$F Scott ; Mangel Wurtzel, lst D
h-ennuage of the astronomer, whose des- - McShannock 2d J Webb ; Turnips, lst
cription cf the sun we
he 'just quoted, J Webb, 24 M Campbell ; Beets, lst N
nhe pens of our telegraphic nires may Murray, 2d W II Reid •, Carrots (field) 1st
some day trace in flame a hand -writing J Webb, 2c1- D MeShannock ; Carrot's
unore ominous of bunian destiny than was (garden) lst Dr Garner, 2d D MeShannock
the handwriting which, during Belshaz" Tomatoes (Col), 1st Dr Garner, 21 H M
wc-
D's feast, traced a warning on the wall,of Pherson; Tomatoes, lst Dr Garner, 2d P.
,the fall of the Babylonian dynasty.' -Neto Trelevan ; Onions, lst Dr Garner, 2d do;
York Times. • Cabbage, lst and 2d Dr Garner ' - Pump-
kins, lst D MeShannock, 2d 11N_)*t ;
A Capital Joke. Squash, lst W FI Reid, 2d„1.--tia. -
L A DIES' DEPART5LENTaallntiie
kets, lst Mrs T Anderson, ; Gloves, lst El
MiPherson, 21 J McDonald; Blankets, lst
T Anderson, 2d J McDonald; Flannel (all
wool) lst T Anderson; Flannel (half wool)
1st and 2d A McPherson ; Fullen Cloth.
lst T Anderson, 2t1-0 Girvin ; Socks, lst
W Anderson; Hose, lst H McPherson;
Double Mitt, lst T Anderson, 2d H Mc-
Pherson; Embroidery, lst and 2d J Rose,
Crochet, lst and 2d J Rose ; Quilt, lst
Mrs. Donogh, 2d Er Rutherford, 3c1J Rose
Counter pane, lst and 2d J Scott ;
'Tatting. lst W F Reid; Check Flannel,
1st J McDonald. POULTRY -Ducks, lst
M Burgess,2d J Grady ; Pelish Fowls, lst
and 2d J Baldwin ; Spanish F, lst M
Surges, 24 Dr Garner. Ial PLR ME NTS -
Waggon, lst Cameron & Miller;
m
Dem-
erat, lst Caeron & Miller; -Wooden
Plough, lst J Fraser ; Horse Shoe, lst J
McGregor, 2d G N Brown ; Spinning
Wheel, lst W Murray ; Reel, 1st W Mur-
ray; Cooper work, lst W Geddes ; Boots;
lat and 2d R Graham; Pants, lst a.tal 2d
G Kerr; Double Harness, lst R Proctor ;
Single, H. lst J Reid ; Pair Collars, lst J
Rei ; Tin Work, 1st T Lawrence ; Milk
Marriage maxims. Dish, 1st do. ; Pumps, lst A Mortyn ;
Gang Plough, lst J Fraser ; Seed Drill,
do. ; ScufflenIst do. ; Coat and Vest, lst
G Kerr ; Collection of flowers, lst Dr.
Garner; Col)Garden produce, lst do.
ladies of taps vicinity have alsu been busy
in nialcing' preparations fer the show as
their depintment was well filled with the
result of their labor in the form of frilled
cloth flannels, socks, tnitts, tattine,e em-
broidery, &c., &c. Dr Garner showed
some very nice collections of flowers and
,garden prodne.e. In the line of preserved
insects,- he -exhibited eyery thing from the
'great behemoth' dawn to a sieudescript.
PRIZE LIST.
HORSES- General purpose, lst R.
Hadwin, 2d W Humphries ; Draught, lst
D ti Milnes, 2d Donoghue ; Brood Mare,
1st A Mullen. 21 C Girvin ; 2 year old
Fitly, lst W Hamilton, 2d R Hadwin ;
2 year old Gelding, lst R Taylor, 2d J
Rose ; 1 yr old Colt, lst k Hamilton, 2t1
W Hamilton ; Foal, lst D Rutherford, 2d.
A. Mullen ; Bogey Horse, lst 0 Girvin, 2d
T Lawrence : Saddle We, ist T Corrigan,
2tid J Falconer; uATTLE—mtich
lst W Gedds, 2/1 It Had win, 3L1J ;Mullen;
2 year old Heifer, lst and 2d J Murdoch ;
I year old Heifer, lst and :;,(1 W Anderson;
Heifer Calf, lst J Mullen, 2d W Anderson
Working Oxen, 1st J Crostie, 2c1 R IIad-
vin 2 year old Steers, lst A Canicron,2d
1-1 Rutherford - 1 year old Steer, let, -J
aterd4ch,2.1 FI Ratherford; lyear oblEull,
1st Jr Mullen, 2d J Banal ; Fatted Cow,
lst R. Hadwin, 2d D Mines ; Aged Rani,
lst A. Cameron,241 A Mullen, 3d H Thom-
son ; 2 Ewes, lst W Anderson, 2,1 T Ta
ton 3d A Cameron ; Yearling Ram, lst T
An.terson, 2d It Taylor ; Rani Lamb, lst
A Cameron, 21 W Anderson ; Ewe Lamb,
lst T Taylor, 2d W Anderson; ahearling
Ram, lst T Taylor, 2,1 W Anderson.
PIGS -Boar, 1st J iVitillen. 2d- W Brink-
man ; Sow, lst M McDonald, 2d du ;
Spring Pig, lst W H Reid, 2d J Mullett ;
DA1RY-R011 Butter, lst H McPherson,
2d W Geddes; Tub B. ist H McPherson,
2,1.1 Potcher, 3d R Treleaven ; Cheese, lst
T Anderson,2d W Anderson, 3kl W Ander-
son ; Loaf Bread, lst J Fetcher, 2d J.
Potcher. GRAIN -Fall Wheat, lst D Mc -
!twain, 2d D McDonald ; Sprint: W. lst P
arrigan, 2d W Brinkman ; Peas, lst D
atoll wain, 2d A Cameron; Oats, lst D.
Mcllwain, 2d D McShannock ; Barley, 1st
D McDonald, 2d J Potcher '• Timothy S.
lst .1 Webb, 2d J Crostie ; Indian Corn,
lst J Falconer, 2d D McShannock ; Sweet
Corn, 1st Dr. Garner. FRUIT -Apples;
lst D Mcllwain, 2d J Matheson ; Plums,
ist W Anderson ; Grapes, lst 11 McPhers-
on ; ROOTS- Potatoes. lst M Bur -
An Irishman took a contract to dig a
putlie Nell. When he had duo about
twenty-five feet down, he came one morn-
ing and found it caved in -filled nearly to
the top. Pet looked cautiously around,
and saw that nobody was near; then took
off his hat and coat. hang them on the
windless, crawled in some bushes and
nweited events. In anhort timenhe citi-
zens disaovered ibat the well had caved
in, and seeing Pat's hat and coat on the
windless, they supposed that he was at the
bottom of the excavation. Only a few
hours of brisk digging cleared the loose
earth from the well, and just as the eager
citizens had reached the bottom, and were
won.dering where the body was, Pat carne
oat of t he bushes. and eend natureately
thanked them for relieving him df a
"tarry job." Some of the tired diggers
weee disgusted ; bat the joke was too
gond to allow aeything more than a heat ty
lategle that soon felloweeL-Democrat.
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tie following, marriage maxims are
worthy of moze than a hasty reading.
Husbands need not pass them by, for they
are designed for wives; and wives should
not despise them, for they are addressed
to husbands.
ts The ‘yery nearest approach to domestic
happiness on cartik is in the onitivation on
both sides of absolute unselfishness.
Never talk at one another, either alone
Female Beauty.,
The fadiesof Arabia stain their' fingers
and tees red, their eyebrows black and
orin company. their lips blue. In Persia they paint a
1+.7ever both be anger at once. 1 black streak Around their eyes, and orna
Neverspeak lend to one another, mleas went their faces with various figures.
the house is on fire. The Japanese woman gild their teeih,and
Never find. fault unless it- is perfectly those of the Indians paint them red.
certain that a faitit has been committed ;
The pear's of the tooth must be died black
and alway8 speak lovangly.
to be beautiful in Onzurat. The Rotten -
Never taunt. tvith a past mistake.
Nieleet the whole world besides rather tot women paint the entire body in com-
than-one another, partments of red and hlaik. In Greenland
Never make aremark atthe expense of the women color their faces with blue
each other; t is meanness. and yellow, and they frequently tattoo
Meyer part. for a day without loving
weeds to think of during alegence.
Never meet without a loving welcome.
Sever let the sun go down upon anger
or grievance.
Novae kt any fault you have committed
go by rintil you have frankly confessed it
and asked forgivenese.
British American College. The- limit talen-
ted profnsors and teacher* in these schools
have been retailied, ample room for the ac-
commodation ora large number of widens
has been provided,and imexpence has been
epared to give the onalganiateo college the
bestpossible facilities to. affording to young
men a sound commercial education On
their staff aie the best writers in Canada,
as the Prizes awarded them at a number
of ProVincial ExhiCitions-including the
late one at Teronto-go to prove. A. ver)
useful feature deserving notice, is the or
ganization of evening classes, ter the benefit
ot younet wen resid ing iu the city .-T hese
cannot be too strongly recommended; by ai
veiling themselves ot the opport unities these
classes afford, many a youug man whu
would otnerwise squander in idleness ais
spare hours, may ley the foundation of
success, and eVen in after life.
Lae unehod3 uf teaching are praetical,
and the Stajcets taught are such as cannot,
tail to benefit those who acquire know-
ledge of them.- Telegraph.
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6ketolios (rig Dressiw'
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BY JOHN G.''SAXE.
We have plenty ea ilippantdenuneiations
of fine. clothes, and an abuadance olgrave
auimadve.sions on the sin an -1 Indy of:
extravagance in adparel, but searcelyan
essay cau be found weaning ale mstlietic
dud morale of dress, as • constitutiag a
study worthy to be, ranked among:the "line
arts," nut lees than architecture, music or
sculpture. It was au observation of
Lavater, that pet sons !labile:11y attentive
to dress, display tee same regularity in
their domestic affairs. "Young women,"
sap; he, "who neglect their toilet, and
manifest coucarn about apparel, in-
dicate iu this very particular a Uisregard
ol order a mind teut little . adapted to
the details of housekeeping: a deficiency
of taste and of the qualities that inspit e
love. The girl of 18 who desires not to
please. will ba a slut and a shrew at 25.!'
It is a great mistake in women to suppo:e
taat they in ay sai ely throw off ail care twit
dress with their celibacy, as if husbands
had less to see than --suitors ; or if wives
had less need than inistresaes of the
advantage of elegant and tasteful apparel.
An old writer :•ays, with a hearty eniphasis,
"It is one of the moral duties of every
married wonam alaays to appear weii
dressed in the presence of her husband,"
To effect tbis, however, expensive attire
is by no means essential. The simplest
robe may evinceahe wearar's.tasie as truly
as the most costly gown of moire antique.
But how rare a quality is good taste! In
the mere matter 01 propriety and harinoey
of colors, there in 'room for n treatise
which has yet to be writtee by some one
thoroughly proficient in the m,thetics of
dress. Even the si.npler laws, though
pretty generally understood, a. e constantly
neglected. Some of these canons, laia
down in an English poem of the last cen-
tury, are worth quoting as well for the
good sense of the dogmas as for thc
quainpess of verses. To brunetta he
recent ne ds high colors-"rose,""Orange"
or even "searlet,"ethus :
"The lass whose skis N like the hazel brown,
With brighter colursshould o'orcome her own."
To rosy-cheeked girls he permits "blue"
anct " the coloreof the sea
'Let the fair nymph in whose Meek is seen
A rosy blush, be clad in cheerful green,"
Car dolling pale vrowen againgt !et rnal
huesehe continues:
"Ladles gown pale with soil:mess or desiair.
1 he setae s mournful dye should eLoose to wear;
So the pale moon, still shines with,pureat light,
chid in the dusky inautle of the night.', -
An immense sensation has been created
in Mississippi by the marriage of the Hon.
Col. Morgan, a senator of that State, and
a white, with a coloured lady, a Miss
Carrie Highliate. Culonel Morgan served
in the Federal army during the war, and
won his colonelcy by service in ,the field.
He is still a young man. The bride is
said to be.very pretay, and is well educat-
ed, having been a school teacher. -
The fact that Sunday is a day of rest, is
forcibly exemplified by the loninolent ap•
pearance of uutuerbus church goers.
A. Maine woman was ISO much affected
by her husband's eloping the other day
their bodies by saturating threade in soot, that she got drunk and droweed a litter Now Re_opened in tue New Building
in -a -ening them, beneeth the skin, and of pigs' _
families, when they wish -to sppear par- at the next session of Parliament,
then drawing them through. Hindoo It is generally believed at Ottawa dyad
tieularly lovely, smear themselves with a Quebec Government will endeavor to VII.T.J1T of all kinds iet season, Petstry, kc, wirs,
the FRESH OYSTEeR„.t7aners at
!
mixture of &Stip, turmeric and grease. have the award of the arbitrators in the the rekBwAlairgla(tihcrolr11,Tcf °id'
In nearly all the islands of the Pacific and matter of the- division of the pi/bile debt Goderich; Sept. 8th. me
w.eitt
Indian oceans, the women u well as set eside.
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The Anstraliatilieleniee are very desire .'.
owe it Seems, Uf providing 'their risini
generation with superior education. - The
isb‘o:r receiving e
eraillloyv, oenb.-. ,
' dtjtn: houseswi‘e' edr BbaiYit:d't 1°1$ef5.- -Vs, Ot 4: tiOella:' liy1hreenaerP,ri°1sifneel
serve a paragraph in the London papers
flinty.° rittii stillileg
in New Zealand,
very few pints, and offering a salary of
winch has existed but a
tifin' o.professor of natural his-
tory of (Rage, aproVinee
a3,000 a year with tautly other substantial
ad,ntutages. The professors of the Uni-
versity of Melbotirtie are men of the most
-al peri.a. attni
founder of the Irt'vtilnleg
is tilled by a son .0
tunents. The classical chair
ictetlieesb.raterutlr,Iirr,ingg.
graduated with
College, Oxford.
the hiOiest honors atBalliol
Tile Accountant General of the Navy
has been directed_ to -pay to the widows of
the seamen, lost in the ill-fated Captain
so,n,csnyeaisat'spopsisayibioef. i ThisheirI aptaernh payment,
i a dist aiss
landerstoOil, comes from the Greenwich
Hospital Fund, and is guaranteed by an
act of Parliament passed an the early part
of the year 1869. It has also been direct-
ed that a gift towards the relief fund in
the shape of a day's /Pay can be charged
upon the account books of the ship, and
not be deducted from the monthly allot-
ments of the recipients.,
A Field battery is to be raised
brooke. ,
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. THIS LITTLE FAVORITE IS THE MOST COMPLETE
F M ILY SE WING MACHINE
EVER INTRODUCED INTO NORTH AMERICA OR EUROPE
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'within the lest two years, and have -made for themselves hosts of friends; and
earned the reputation of being, an indispeneable article. These Machines are patronized by all grades.. of societ
ifrom the modest Fanner's Wives aud Daughters to the Nobility and Royal Families Of Europe.
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1 g r than any o e u e eew i.g Machine manufactured. Every Machine is complete, with Tuckin
Gage, Quilting Gange, Hemmer, Self -Server, Fritter, Breidholder. "Thread Open" Oil Can filled with oil, Sere
"Where the deuce haYe you and keep the Machine In order.
Drbeer. 4 Bobbins. 6 Needles, 1 Spool of thread, and Printed Instructions so full as to enable any person to us
barometer ?" inquired a country quire of LITTLE WANZER, On a nice Iron Stand, with Treadle
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30 0
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400
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his man. an importation from the wilds
of Suffelk. "I heard you say, sir, that
the hieher it was, the finer the weather ;
so as f knew you were going to ride to
the '‘izes to day, I hung in the front
attic."
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FOR
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euch either usefully or ornamentally, as by' no possible
test can it be distinguished from real silver.
OFFICE Goderleh
Ind durability. as follo's.y8s
"SIGNAL"
A complete set. guarranteed of firstquality tor (Mist
Fiddle or - Bead King fa Thread
old silver pattern pattern pattern
pattmi
$ as. € ets. sets. $et.R.
2 Table Forks P00 9 50 l000..12.0(
12 Table Sp000ns 900 9.5e 10,00..1200
12 Desert Forks 6.00 6.50 .. .. .... 7.50 .. , 3.50
12 Dessert Spoons MO 650 750 . . 850
12 Tea Spoons 4 00 4 50 500 , .5 50
2 Egg gilt bowls 240 .....e. 250 • 2S0 .... ° 86
I Sance Ladles 200 220 . .2 40 ....240
2 Gravy Spoon 200 q 2 40 . 240
Sale 'gait howls SO 90 100 ....1.00
1 Al ustard ' " 40 .45 50 50
1 -form Mlle 2.50 275 300 300
0 Sugar Spoon 50 65 60 e 65
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44.60 48 05 52.85 59 25
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Any of the above articles to be 'lad singly al sap*
prices.
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FACTORY -CORNER KING AND CATHARIN
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SHOW ROOMS -64 KiWG STREET EAST.
AGENT AT GODERICH
ABRAHAM SMITH, MERCHANT TAILOR.
Hamilton, Aug 30th, 1870. w4-3mos
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THE undersigned would beg to ittforn] his numerous customers and the pnbli
. 1 that his
New Woolen Machinery is now in Full Operation and in First Class Working Orde
AND THAT HE LS MUCH BETTER
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• _. , rphdi3oulli Iiiii,r ok pee' eete. es, aN 711E
of 140 applit tree in hearin 9 Ne vlitaiee,. ,Apply there to S. Forlotik, Es.,..1.. =cr t
J.wawneesb, ea aore.s. enly Wo-riedeswfr.:
;IL C. CAMERON
,.. Goderlelt
TOWNSHIP
NI.R........... ,
1 li MILES fretri Goderich and a miles from Clintonr
iv situated oil the.1.4ravel lloaaRunnieg from Gode-
deld
Inc r. It contains 212'acres, 110-i.mree under
-
' August 15, 1870. _vat. HALL, Byfield,
w30 FAR31 I'M SAM ,
fence, 70 acres slear of stumps -and in a high state ot
cultivation, soil tich alas loam; bush good hardwood.
It is well watered by two living
ake Shore, where fruit raising is much more succese
or G M. TRUEMAN, Laud Agent, tiodurlel'
g_fruisttrveeamlysc.boAiene:orcalbsoa,rila
ew pears, plums, peaches and cheniert, mad a few
_ -rape vines. Two story concrete house, 82 by42 feet,
'Mr full size of the honse. Frame barn 95 by 81 ft.
_ u than farther inland. Apply tb
eis is arare opp,ortunity to secure a good faim ou the
'FRB seheeriber hein0 deWmined io belle
•°- invites any lean in queet of a good
farm to examine the Ele Lot 4:leon 8, 2ost
Waweaosh, 100 acres wbierii ono of the
-best, and one of the moglutifni films 3i3
the Township. It is 1-8 miles from Gede-
aide and 10 miles from Winghem, n pro-
posed station oi the T. G. & B. R. R.
to suit purchasers -
There are cn the piece, good buivId3in3g_3,11in
good orcbarll bearing, a T.:vier tailing spr.
ilag and about 55 acres cleared.
TERMS -from to 11 cast, the Italance
JAS. TISD.AFLoyEdyee, P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE.
FARM TOR sALE
ON :THE
BAYFIELD GRAVEL =AD.
E
D BING 10122, first coecession Goderich Township
D lie acres. 50 ofetiell are cleared, a never failing
creek runs through the land. The lot is situated on
the Gravel road about 5 miles faun the town of God-
erich. The land is a rich clay loam, being veer suit-
able for wheat or trait growing. The lot will be sold
cheap and on easy terms. Possession can be given lst
October, for particulars and terms, apply to G. H.
PARSONS or to J. DAVISON, Esq. Goderich.
Goderich.An,g 15, 1870 w30
Farm for Sale.
T ors 53 and 54, Bayfield Concession, In tne
_Li Township 01 Underich Containing 68 acres,
ot these over 50 acres cleared with good Frame
Barn, and Log House, about 23 miles from
(Pinion. For Terms ofsale apply.at the D,vision
Court office at Goderich, or to Mr. WIGGING_
TUN on the premises.
Goderich, Aug 15, 187.0 w30-
50
A BARGAIN. .
ACRES, East of Lot 29, 10th con. Culross, Co.
Bruce. 7 acreas cleared and good log house.
Clear title for 8500 cash or for $600 one third down
and tlie remainderin 4 annl instalments with interest
at e per cent per annum.'Apply to
ABRAHAM SMITH -
Lumley 5th Sept, 1870. 4733 -let Merchant Tailor.
VILLAGE LOTS FOR SAYE
Sept. 5th, 1870,
(IF 147 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, A MITT 710
1_/ acres cleared.and the balance good hardwood tim-
ber, a eomforteble house and first-eless fremeebarns, a
good orehald, and well watered. Most of the land is
excellent clay. The farm is lot 20, 5th con., Goderich
Township 9 miles from Goderich and 7from Clinton. I
On payment of part cash, geed terms will be given for
the balance. For particulars apply on the premises to
JOHN AlcE.ENZIE.
or to G. M. TRUEMAN,
Land Office, Goderieh,
Aug. 15. 1870 w3Otf Porter's Hills • P.O
TO SELL.
MHE EAST HALF OF LOT NUMBER 8, FOUR
• teenth concession of Hullett, on the boundary
line between Blythe and Walton,post office each way;
Good hardwood; watered with a never tailing meek
and never failing .epring. Also well close by the house
Forty rims cleared. well fencer1,47 acees in all. Log
house and barn. a thriving orchard, 8 kinds of plume,
black.white and red currants, pears, red and yellow
gooseberries. For further pertieulars apply 01 the
premises. .T0 RANKINeLAWSON and his Mothei.
Aug 15th, 1870. w.S0-tf
FOR SALE.
IN BAYFIELD. mHAT PROPERTY KNOWN AS SIALATZ_Fils;
1 leA.Itivi being Lot 3, coneeshime 5, F.astern
Division, Township of Colborne conMining 100 acres
nIRE subseriber offers for sale fou eligible lots it, niore or less, of which 65 acres are cleared. 'Mese
Si. in She Village of Bayfleid. On the premises are a premises are satiated in the midst ot a flourishing
good fratne 'dwelling, barn and vinegar factory. For farming community and are about 5 miles from the
particutars apply to 8.. ,...,
• Town of Goderich. 1 or terms of sale !apply to
JOHN CROOK. ' , JAMES H FINLAY, Bank of Montatall
:Tb Goderich, July 12th 1870. wer26 t dept. 29th, 11370. w36 -4t Godmich.
0
PREPARED TO EXECUTE FARMER'S WORK EXPEDITIOUSLY
than last season while starting his machinery all new.
[Custom Roll Card'ing, Fulling & Cloth Dressing
Spinning and Manufacturing,
will ,receiA e prompt attention. Having now on hand the largest, best and cheapest
stock of of home made
THE RIDGE TO LET
APPLY TO,
b. S. GOODING,
BA RRISTER, Goderieh,
August 22nd, 1870, swl-tf
JAMES STEWART
FULL CLOTH, TWEED & FLANNELS, & WINCEY9, WHOLESALE
ever before offered to the public in -this part of the Province, he would respectfully request those wishing
exchange their wool to call and judge for themselves before appointing themselves elsewhere.
•
P. S.- He would likewise call the special attention of farmers to beware of wool teamsters and agents seekin
their wool for carding. as he has proved it from the experience of former years to be a perfect source of annoyanc
to them in various ways, that they cannot tee until perhaps too late to gnardagainst it.
to OF
Da' The highest Ma et Price paid f4r any quantity of good Clean Wool.
ONE PRI0E oNLY Goderich Woolen Works, 15th ug, 18701
TERMS CAS b.
r'.r. MOOR ROUSE,
Goderich, Aug. 15,1870 w30
Lazarus, Morris & Co.
OPticians and Oculist,
HAVE. WITH A, VIE 5 TO MEET THE IN-
CRFASEDdemand for the celebrated Perfected
Specineles, appointed P. JORDON, chemist and
D rueoist, Goderich, 01 . as the,r Swe
Agent for this place. They have taken care to give ali
needful instruc!ion, and nave confidence in the ability
or their Agents to tbe requirements of all customers.
An opportunity will be thus afforded to procure, at all
times. spectacle!, unequalled by any tor their strength-
ening and prerierveig qualities.
Too much cannot be said as to their superionty over
the ordinary glasses worn. There is no glimmenng,
wavering of the Sight, dizziness, OT other unpleasant
sensation, bat, on the contrary, from the peculiar com-
et. uction of the Lenges, they are soothing and -pleasant,
causing a feeling id -relief to tl.e wearer, and producing
a clear ail' distinct vision,. as 'n the natural healthy
eight. They are the only specnicies that. -
PRESERVE AS WELL AS ASSIST THE
SIGHT.
they are the cheapest because the best, alevays lasting
inane r ears without change beinginecessary.
la -We employ no ?eaters.
F. JORDAN,
Scle Agent for tiodench•
Goderich Aug 15 1870. w1.1
tri
FRES13,, fYSTERS
33-y.
FT U NT
II . I. •
THOMAS LoGA N.
a East Street, Goderich
w30
• 11 ...• • I ••
CARDS & BILL-TTIEAD
Plain and Fancy, Printed at City Rates
f•••%.,
AGENT
The far-famed and reliable $t Catherine's Nursery
D. W. BEADLE, ESQ.
FOR ALL RINDS OF
URUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, GREEN.
_12 house Plants GrapeVines, „ace., ,te.
13:3=' Any stock not on hand, ordered on the shorlee'st
notice. House-Maitlardville. Goderich P. 0
Goderiqh, Aug 15, 1870 w30
E XTENSIVE
NEAty PlIEMISEE
Jury Lists, Voters' Lists,
Notice of Appointme4t,
Oath of Qualificotion,
Convictions, Pathmastei.' LISTS
34e , &a., &e.
14ASV J31 'Priutti to Orders
DIVISION COURT BLANKS,
33.11\7C1-1-1.A.1.2'S
Westside of Akerket 1.1Quarit
Goderich, Ang. 30th 1870.
711Lross,ItMetcas."es
Refreshment Rooms.
wEsT SIDS nem= sQuenB,
6tlers promptly Sind
and Prices moderate.
AT THE SIGNAL, 01710E.
FouNi
iinty
.•
JaISTEAMtE NCI NZ- X1118
R. RUNCIMAN
MANUFACTURER OF
GRIST & FLOURING
Ne9er forget the happy Beare of early
, ILLS-.
love. men tattoo a great -variety of figures on - L.11.EESE, CTiEESE.
Never sigh overe_what might hafe been, ' ROMANCE OF Wen. -A Prussian journal . Iltaley ar44.- Sash Saw -Mills, Steam Engines and Boilers,
. 1 the face, the tips, tongue, and the whole
lent make the beet of what is. is respoesible for the following e -The gi • --en
,
Thrashing Mach! n es Sepdrators
z ,
Never forget that marriage is ordained 1 ,
' body. in New Holland, they eta them Clown Prince of Prussia, arnving at St. ,hephar s Strachan
of God, and that Hie bkeeing atone ge-ms with' •811e11, and keeping the Michael on the 20th of August,. took up
GROMaS, GODERICH, , .
his quarters at the town hall, part of which ' • 114se Power s, Drag Sa, , S,
snakele what itshetild eyer be. , woundS Open a long time, form bears in 4ri
Neverlet yowl:epee stop eihorb of the the flesh, which they deem highly erne- was inhabited by the Mayor of the 0 AVE been re -appointed sole agents et -
eternal hemee mental. And another singular mutiletion place. The Crown Prince being told that i 1 Godeaien for the sale of the celebrated
, IIION ADD WOODEN PLOJGDS, !
is made anion°. them by taking off, in in- the Lady Afayoreas had on that very day Fe'xetor Factory Cheese.
The C,Oth have brought home with them given. birth to a little stranger, expressed ' Local dealers supplied at the Factory - ' With 'Cast or Steel Beards, Drill Ploughs Gado.
Ploughs, , - ae.., Ploughs,
the athy prisener- captured in Fort Garry, fancy, the littre finger of the left hand at
his regret to the Mayor at being compell- Pricese .. .
• 1
n,Fene young bear 15 months old, which the eecoad joint.
ed. to tillahe- house with se much miles, Cultivators, Land Rollers, Straw , utters,
.ionnatlybeiougjet to O'Doneghue, eted- In ancient Persia, an aquiline nose was and requested him to offer his congratula- •: . SHEPHARD &STRACIIAN. !A.geieelteneil Furnaces, Potash Icettles, Sugaricettlese Salt /fettles, W ,gon and Pipe Boxes,
rd0 Male his felleletert s. '(.15 The antics the Samatran mother carefully flattens evening, on making inquiries from .th
had immediately e under, -- 7, mi -1•
w30 . COO/CING; ;PARLOUR ' AND " Bo STOVES.;
,wrmAthat worthy left behind bita when otters thought. worthy of the crown; but
Glexerieb, Ang15, 18110
tions to the lady of the housin In thes
a t!ra anneal appear t °afford great atituw, the Dose of her daugh. ter. 4.nlifoug some . Mayor about tbe progreseof his wife, who* -
neent to the filen, with whom, he is a a'oeat oe the savage tribes in Oregon, and also tsrutooe4-4...Oth
her
rsoefixt she might iterieve from the 1 rvi t done on Short notice. Call and see Op_ 4, TEEL NOULDeBOARp PNOVQ1EfS, as you can
: of the 'nest finprovedlimrle. Brass Castings made, and Blact-tiknithe'Work and Repairing
pet. Bf ;fin if It* 'at/1er an awkward pass-
enger to deal with 121, the canoes, manifest- .seee .4,,
. in Suitittra. and Araean, continual pres-
e applied to thil skull la order te ocegaba, he. Was toldby the' Mayor, '""eiy L 0 1.1N i
,.
li w;0 ,
ing a strong objection. to water travelling, .."' - ,, wife has ordered me to giveget one very !heap for Cash.
caused some liatteu it, and dens •gtve it a new beataty.
t' t.seorLithevie jti'''' S :: - Goderich, Aug. li?th, 1870'
-.e
her deep giatitude for ' tie:err getelle4a -
attention of your Royal, Higlinese, and we
aml cm more thaneneoceasioxt
little- treahle to tItc, crews. to g
front jumping overboard. Yee bird The modem rersmne have a strong. awe-
- ..sion ati red hair. Turks, on the contrary, should consider
. . •
it our greateat happinesa '_,-/ rIURN 8 PS MO.§1:81NCElik: tit AlY'lt
rydatteringeocouragement he ass -
Se far tea 'is knewn at present the 60th . are Warm Admirers of it.
Ealing the 69th, who are ordered to the land the girls are continually plucking The Crown P
win go into winter quarters in Qttebec, re- ' In China,. email, round eyes are liked, after the na
--en be enuae4 ee th.daten my fir -04101i kion 'eetsateaaracellecorameuced business in teeee
Ilsrtelaitiltellrilifi4,14and geld, "I 40 Ica, got beingabteto esecute over one -ha 1 C.
ft rorderkr- ought to men histseesea. havirig,
. _
noble victor.''
'West indiee, The remainder of tlie ex- their eyebrows, that they may he thin `kind not objecti:siZt=Aterir ;gr., piztli--,e, ,. aeivsecuredtacilitieafo
_fatally, getting to Collingwood by the -lady is in her feet, Which in her childhood ja131111;:nt :smay feetitUrb ttlatilvlii:010ver turn
ition will arrive hereit is expected next ' long, But ths great beauty of a Chinese, reitlyME on Oiisines Extentively lilt 'Which is now tinned the ..Ccloniel Life Assarance Company. . Head office for
- "stablished- 1Sp. '
,o
eliding a, battery of artillery and a, come le prevent any further morass* in laze. I my geuleaen, ' Qie hiedaparture he left' A
C7110/rd, They will number 200 mere in- 'arm, compreasedhy batitlageam effeetitally !alai* talay a!alee,„ r shall alwaye remerribie:).‘ eanatieatservf3iligetTh-ibst4p3nr4teeliciaestf:rtuaftseinrtn4, Peaida : Montreal, -Standard Company'a Buildings, No. 4t (heat ,St. „Tames Street.
=ItEngineers, under the command elf , The four *Dialler toes are bent under . the ' raLiable pin for trio lady gayorees , and es enesoinlattozzeivaitibyeanPrdosnuenceese,slitirinirillarntir Titoona, . e
ant Loki Boultou, A.A.G. foot, to the side of whit* they firmly' ad e ' Ttreaent of fifty. ducats for his god -child 4 ACCUMULATED FUND ....!,vi.-,-,....'.: .... .,...,,,,i....,..1..$2a;000;000.
I Another mark of beauty consists in 'anger ,g(3,hicap promises A ken tdiow this hseerumg public tbst . . wan the insurance e pap_
Ir!= qA0111%1114L ille°tE -
A t- ed last Session. Assurances will -continue t? be carried ont at
Alf tile stores and public building of much plan, but beoueseameripplo for fife. I '
Surely tha Ciernianit have inie IA t eftempellyarateellissect!gtelniesAn lianan been
tier manmmto ingvill9re Or4 French soil.
b Pre 1 Cutterin 0 e Of the rrinenati Eeiabliebro sr 1
_
Edinbeiglin,Sentiand, ha earteiiqatataPPto:111 mpany having deposited the sam of $150,000 enth the Reemver ceeneral, in c nformity
. . . e t . . I. J. n
P••••••411•••••••11IN - 8, 00,000.
---,.........••••••.. ........ . heri4 and thepoor girt not onty endurei ,
Manager -W. 31.Ramsay. Inspector-Rieherd I -
iticiusaud are closed and the Vella tolling
Ptli et respect to the memory of Gen. Le
Tlida *sty is A scene of universal mourninee. 111411 long riutt cuittga. 4pArntlite,ilone-r skrit'ing :mow. 1121001=6c.. neOLOTHING CAN BE MADE moderate rates: atil .0n 4-.lid.Iff:eirer:ItDiqszitelPm8PV7.1e=tiee•
• I, necessary preterre em Befcreeil
.r tInliia.11%birOnbgeourfiral:eltih.e° Brut:bli!h
M'S soptriseg fur paassoc to Liberia. i tkiik Imp fiat nose, auk. oin 0"" ;ILvulli'wMat" eoderigh, Aug -1-0.1870- Ivcitt-z4. 14—.0.•0: _CALLOWAY,
no splayed people of North Carolina ;An African hooray raasit basis swan, eye*, ••, -
isentforfloderiele.
TNT-, 13.A. VIS
111I5 DAY REMOVED
TO :El's
COMMODIOUS
NEW MICK BUILDING
(NEARLY OPPOSITE F JOEIMN•S
DRUG STORE)
Convenient to the Market...
-
His 'stook of stoves &c,
ISLA.RGE AND COMPLETE
IN
Ptsr0,1t1lItia.Z b=trg his
aock before putchasing elsewhere
ALL KINDS OF JOB -WORK WILL BE
DONE THE SAME AS USUAL
Goderich, 1st July,1870. w9'2-tf
THE OLDEST
ESTABLISHED SHOP
;WEST OF TORONTO;
riTIIE UNDERSIGNED IS PRH.PARED _TO MAN11-
.1. facture
4IFLES,
Sel_EIOT GUNS;
PIST )LS, of all kinla
ana every thing in his line. on the shortest neitiee.
Repairing of all -rends done on the shertestnotice, and
LOTS FOR SALE.
MHAT DEi3TRABLE PROPERTY CORNER OF
▪ Kingston and St. David's St. adjoining Crabbni
Block with the
Large Frame Tavern
Known as the Western Hotel, and otherbuildings there-
on. For terms and particulan apply to
ABRAHAM ITH,
al entrant Tailor.
Goderieh 12 September 1870, sw7-tf,
FOR SALE
CiTORE AND DWELLING HOUSE WITH LOT IN
0 the village of Mattlanthrillebne inife hum Gorlerieb
HI the centre of ihe Goderich Bah Works. Bongs an@
Store entirely new. and commbdion. with grind Stone
Cellar aed Lot in Excellent condition. Terms easy.
Apply to H. SPENCE, Goeezich P. 0.
or W STANBURRY, Burgeesville; P. 0:
LANDS FOR SALE
AT IB AYFIEL D.
OTS NO'S. 71 & 72. BA‘.; ETELD. .aoWCESSIDNe
- 1J Township of Gorlerich, compel -sing 146 ems oltho
best quality of land, within about 2 rallies of the Market
mace of the Teevn of Bayfleld. There is a clearalace off
23 acres Wie'lch could readily be prepared tor crop. The
remainder of the mud is Closely covered with the best,
of beech and maple timber of splendid growth, an ex-
eel"ent road passes on two sides of the property. which
-es secluded in an old and well settled neighbourbered,
-41..S0- Lot 14, Range A Township Stenleye
- eontaiiiing 39 acres of well reserved timber land, which
would produce a large quantity of firewood to the acre.
The lot runs to the River Hayfield with a considereblu
water fall which could be made qvaliable for milihns op
,nanufacturing ptuposes.
For terms apply to, JAMES D. ALLEN.
Guelph,,
or NV, W. C,ONNOR, Esqe Hayfield,
Guelph,Aug 15, 1870 w30
TWO FARMS for SALE
g mg.
OR sale txvo very valuable FARKS in the To.vn
12 ship of Gaiderich. For particulars apply to
elOSEPLI PHA W, Huron Road.
Goderich Township
Aug,ust 15, 1870 w3.0
FARM FOR SA,LE:
41•11•••MMEINOIM
LOT 24. CON 4.
To'venship of Goderich, eoittaluing 80 atrel
about 55 aci.et cleared,
9 STORY CONCRETE,DOUSE. '9N THE 0110131V
id floor, Dining Boom, Parlor, Kitchen, Hall and Bed,
room ; ou the second floor, Sittin,g Room, Large Farr.
ily Bedroom, and leur other bedrooms ; on the Base
ment, Dairy Room. Fruit room -Store room, Meet room
Frame Barn 52x32 feet. Indies froin Clietonend 7 floral
Goderich. Good large orchard of ove- 3.00 snperior
fruit trees. Soil. nenp clay loam, evil watered by
spring creek and flowing w elL The property le situ-
ated 1* milee from Lake Huron, of which a good vievr
can be had from the door. Apply to Jamee 17llkine
son, Esq., on the premises or to
0, M. TRUMAN
leincl Office Goderieb
Goderich, Aug 15, 1870 w30
FARM FOR SALE.
• ,
T OT 10, CON. 10, W. D. coLuortNn, 200 ACHES,
1.1 90 cleared, good dwelling house. frine 22na0.'
with a commodious kitchen attaebtd. alai good buil
and shed accommodation, good beartrg orchard, weg
watered by two creeks runniegthrougb the farm, mad
good wenn Oneinii, from gravel load. 6 rifles fro
Goderich. For particulars apply on tbe premises to
undersigned, or to Mr. D Ferguson, gocer. Godcricb;
C. STEWART.
August 15. 1874) w50
FOR SALE.
MEMSE building Lots No's 455, 416, MO 4. 570
1. Arthur street and St. George's ...irescont, Town of
Goderich. Apply to J . 4 cauctider, Ee2.. Izind4
l3uildings. Edinburgh Scotland,
Goderich 25th,aug. 1870. w01 -Din
FRUIT T C.
THE subscriber bas now on hand at his garden. Eag
I Street, a large stock of Stuslard and Dwarg
APPLES.,
13EARS,
PLUMS,
CHEttRIES,
PEACHES,
CRABS.
APRICOTS, ckie
Also, Grepes, Currants, Gueseherrles itasnerries;
Blackberries. Also, Ornamental Trees, Imelediegeoert6
splendid Kilmaroneek Weeping Willows, Cut -keyed
Weeping Birch, &F.
About the 20th inst., I will have largo adtlitlen
to
watrante,d: present stock.
REMEMBER THE PLAGE.
(in rear of F. Jordans, Drug Store.)
J. 'C. /119INTOSII.
Goderich 4uguet8th, 1870. W29 -3M4 -
DISSOLUTION of PARTAERSH/P.
WOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership here..
GROCERIES
the style or firin of Martin and Robertson, is this day
dissolved:by mutual consent. All debts du the Erik'
liabilities of the same, tofore matting between the undersigned as -
General Merchants in the Town of Goderich, under
PRwQ;14SsIO4NSI:IQuons.
DEA TpliS IN
Corner K
ay that he will hereafter eeexn ()lithe butdeess, 011 1138
70. JOHN ROlThRTSON. iangeotopn SvAntreet:3.e0allekee ;SqWel)
Goderich Aug
Given:le a call beforo purchasing elsewhere.
WM. CAMPBELL.
Goderiell, Aug 15, 1.80 ve30
rir
NEW GROCERY STORE=
9
I•=•••••••••
wurrritlYs& ELLIOTT
firm irre to be paid to A. Martin who Nill tettle -the •
Witness, D. MeMARTIN. AMOS MARTIN
TIN
With reference abOye the subsci-lber liege t9
in. all its departments nude:mild reePeete RGoderiali June 20th 1870,,'ie
ally solicit a continuance of tibliepatrOrage•
31,A11.1%
Goderielt August 1.5th, 1870, ' w30etf
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARMRS33:12!
_
XYPTICE IS HEREBY 4211E51 'that the Ilirtne781liP
'lleretotigg existing between PARKER &CATTLE
.asChennstst and. Druggists in Owen.eSouud, Durham
and Goderieh, has been this day dissolved bY mutt"
consent,
Alldebts owing to thweaddl'artnership in Ooderidh
areto be paid to GEORGE, CATTLE (who will con -
tame the Businees in the old stand), and 111 claims
against said Partnership III Gode rich are to beFreseut-
e .
eV° scud -George Cattle, by whent the,, Salo
IDatittl in Galeria the liith July, 1870 sid5ti
se Jed,
. •
6
. sw87,41f
'
ItIONTRZAL
STEAXSECIP CO/117RANI5
DOR. TICKETS to end from LivorboolLondarder
J2 or Giaggolv by the alxwe Siewasinp Vo y,
• *gent Gland Trani; Peeilverivl e:
Godericb ;'Aug 1;1870
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