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f ICIINTIATR COLLEGEPHYSICIANS atmSUR-
GWINS. 0. E. Residence, the house ibrrnerly
-occupied by ale 1. P. C. Hakim, Elgin Street.
*1.00 Platt .A.ISTZT0.-11ST .A:TYVAZWibe
DR, 0 en.SS neizent,
(of 'Sicilia CU)
-DITYSICIA7k.T, SURGEON,&c.. Wen, °verb's Drug $2.004.r NazTp Irernen.lre.
J. tore. Goderieh, Ontario.
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GEO. 00X & ABRAHAM SMITH, Piopri4ors.
Medical. -
Imatta MOORE. FITYSICJ AN. SURGEON
Aceottalteur. Manchester, C. NV.
`Vehrmry 7th. 17.
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- Ira Locals.
BA1IU5TM% AND, Areonnav....or-naw,
Soil:lilac-in. Clmacery, Comely Crotvn Attorney
iGaderiett,CanadelVest. OSin CO011 110115e. 4141240
nx. C. Caineron,
BESTER, ATTORNEY, CONVEYANCER, &c.,
KiegstMot,„ thrierIcia, Ont. vt49
Carixeron Liz C..4-weroatr.
ARRISTERS, SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY, &c.
Oftlee, Ringatha street, Glederich-
M. G. CAIIEIZON. w52 J. T0fALLICIOW•
a onus 440in:ton,
Trarensr-o.o-z-sw,somorroaneenEtalOnnY".
Li_ Notary eobliceemeeavaneen &c, &c., Goderich,
Ora., 0Mce or: the soialt side ofWest Street, third
deer from &art -House Stave. w49
'sane V, Toms.
TicanrasTnin ATTORNRY-A. ILLAW, SOLICITOR
I)hzCharmry. &e., Gederleit. Ontario. Office-
_ Ab' s hawk, alkratma street sW77
Squier,
DARRISTERS AND ATTORNTES, SOLICITORS -
LI et -chancery; &c. Gt.:detach. Ont.
B. L. Dorr.r.) sw6 'W. R. Sounan.B.A.
P. F.AVAIKER P°F6Y:at-Law
obeator-in-Chait-
-..Coaveyancer, Notary Pablie, &e. •
Wiese/ the Clerk atlas Peace, Court House. Gorier-
stv94
• " wh Guthrie.
ss.a3rs •Se twood,
ciamitianstit& ATTORNEYS...AT-LAW, SOLI-,
MO ohms iraChancerv SL Insolveney,Cr nvev • r cer, &c.
3SIoney to Lend. OFFICn : Cratib's j ek, cm.
era Stun:. swSl.
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wereeeree. R. Raba, B. .A.
r(HANcrDRY AND LAW OFFICE. cacon's aro;
Nu:cgs:ton, Street Godericla.
N. E. -Conveyancing, Money lona on reasonable
cram. Dispute and defective tales to -real estate
fleeted. Goderich, ng.14 1880. -w30.
inTecProi....sorc
SVIIGEON DENTIST.
Rams over thePost Office, West Street,
Goderich.
.0.n:et lath, 1870
seas/
waste
GIFFORD ELLIOT,
onsintss Enuctorp.
KAU & DIESS-MAKE,.
••••••••11••1
DIMES STEWART
DEG TO in MATE THAT THEY ITANE =UDE
1.1The Store on the Market Square, next•door
Slack's Confectionery Store, where they are prepared
th execute allorders for millinery and dress -making in
The NewestStylesund :with Despatch
N. B. Several apprentices wanted immedlateltr•
Godericla 1 Sept, 1870. sw7-dm
B.
MeCORMIJK, TAILOR, 8t.(4t
(MeLEANS OLD STAND, EAST Se.)
PREVIOUSLY CUTTER, TO J. C. DETLOR, & Co
TESTIMONLAL
ODERICH19m, SEPT. 11369. Mr, IdeCORMICK
bas been ha our employment as Cutter for over 1
year. He is c,apable of cutting Or any 'first class
establishme,nt. We bespeak for him. the confidence of
any who mayeraploy him.
rtnIN C. DETLOR &Co
Waggon and Carriage
FACTO-RY•
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BATES & ELLIOTT -
HAIIDT:trtresagi:Prrt:i
and country that they have
opened a Waggon amluarriage
Shop on St. 1..)avid's
(Lewis Elliotes old stand,) im-.
inediateiy adioinirvr, the Western Hotel, -R .3c E,
attend personally tg all the vrork entrusted to them,
and are prepared to turn out
Waggons, Buggies,
Cutters, -Sleighs,
and everything intheir line, of the very best material
and warkmqnship and at the very lowestremunerative
rates.
c) its 33 x GI•4
Promptly attended to.
ON RAND,,a large assortment of
M X Gs- MC Et
which will be sold Cheap for Catlx or Cori:14
veyancm^,
2. RIMY -at taw, Solicitor in Chancery. Com.: %coo&
112Goderieh, Aug 1 Mo.
IVINGHAM,,,Ortr.
Money to Iced. Disputed Titles quieted. Crown
ta:ned eh 1 •
▪ July 25th,, 1870.
Good Accommodations. Ample Stable
Room.
, Tlitifis adniitted to be a First class
house kept in Good Style.
Augnet 15E1,1870. swl-ti
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"SVMTKILAIL7--)Mil'IPION
" The Greatest Possible GOotl- to the Greatest PossibleNantber.'i
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GODERICH, ONTARIO.) 15.0., THURSDAY
DEO. I, ISM
BusineEtitectorg. NOW IS YOURH
sour :earner..
TthoewnsihmipptornantheaCnditunrtaiepsidolyunnndg
Cons suer lung ot e 1,1111.1.teit eI IC.111
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Der Voodmaie's .Answer. Bruce ; and that in view of the opening
•ute of the North West Territory it is of
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•TO.DT31 mar POLITE BUT VOOLI411 11ZOITE4ST TO Brans the highestimporiance to this section of
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TORN HICKS, Proprietor. This is th c4 en—
J tergeStand bestCountry Hotel in Wester •,- • - Secure the .
Ottnada.and enarges as moderateas•any Hone * " e
in Mitchell. Stage Proprietor. Goodatellingfor tn • Shadow ere the
too Horsee Horses and Carnages for Hue, on Substance fades. ,
SaorteatNettee 1 — 147
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MRS. DAYS' HOTEL -g >
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. ' DAT DUEL,
1-3 ' Dat dreercanst sphere.
0• I must chop off each. pranch.;
Fa it's no use sthanding dere,
You'd best vamooSe cer ranch.
Dat your forefatior'S hand,
Set itiish nix tome,
DkI eight faders dere sthand,
I should cut down dat &eta
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Tat old vite oskdree,
III root iternot mit now.:
Dough powed mit age -it pe.
1-3 I'll chop efferypongb,
— • • To dake mine ageaway,
. You tax me noW in gain.;
You've saw it plain -each day,
Now getder-saw and plane.
,
Dirndl often mit Mine wow
' I've sat peueath its Ando,
. .
Yell sit upon it now,
Ven intosthools its made.
, A trunk thr,i11 make vor me,
It's trunk ot bark bereft.;
never leave aatdree
Pro lot don.. • Vile dere ish one leaf Ieft.
Also Will make the largestPhotographs made in Goder
lob, very eleap. Porcelain pictures from one dollar
upwards at
Prices tt) Suit the Tilos !
AN -the direct road from Seaforth to
ON Walkerton. Every necessary ammo -
modation tor the travelling public. •
HANNA.H DAYS. Photographs reduced te 1.004er D
Wroxeter..Aug.16. I8A7. w30
• olt 756. PER HALF DOZEN.
HURON 1HOTEL, Large Photograph Reduced
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'ZURICH. CO. HIIR,Olq
JOHN PRANG, ne • -
Proprietor.
Rents house is ted up with every convenie.nee for
the travelling p lit, •
Or Good Stabling and prompt Ittenclarice
Aug 15. 1870. tr15.tf
ttUEENIS HOTEL
(OPPOSITE POLLEY'S LTVERY STABLE:)
GODEEROOND
Wirelit NS, PrIpriatort
(LATE OF THE BRITISH EXCHANGE.)
133- This Houschaving been Thoroughly Refitted and
Furnished Throughout, is now open to the Public.
COOD STAEILING.
oHov.,,B LIQUORS AT THE BAR,
Goderich Alignst 4th, 1870. 9v29-tf
COLBORNE HOTEL,
copeRicH, 7
.. YEW GROCERPSTORE
tr. B. stokes,
AGENT FOR STRA.TFORD AGRICULTURAL'
E tydald Eon w urr.r.a4Y & ELLIOTT
works. lesiph SIvn-r-mo,, proprietor). Residence,
lom•••••r.
S. 1YLetlootxtmon, - DEALERS5N,
BARRISTER, ATIORNEV, solacrros, tec:ene. GROCERIES.
Canton, Out. w36
AIONEY TO LEND. PROVISIONS',
WINES So LIQUORS.
. Strong: Z4c Scranen-
E. MARTIN, Proprietor.
Corner -Kingston Street 'Market SquareLe
REALESTATE ANDINSURANCE AGENTS, NO.
6, Armds Enficitag, Buffalo, N. Y.
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GODERIOH,
/aims C.Sraosc,„ Attorney -at -Law. E. R. SWIM.
, Aug. 13th 1810. w80 Code:deb June 20th 1870.
i). NI.go Dom:stall
_WENS= ATGTIONEER, BATIolar,D, comity of „
K2 Huron. Sales na vinage or cotuatry punctually at -
to. *11-1yr$
14. 13. latanalint
AND SURVEYOR, LAND
caland Coaverancer.Kumrdine. 1
W. -G. WILSON
'Issuer of Marna' genieenses,
Inficarance&Real, Estate Agent
coareeresiowErt rer B. R.
DEEDS, MORTGAGES, &e.,
DRAWN AND EXECOTha,
MONEY 'TO LOAN AT 8 per cent.
•oet. IStla:1873: wit' -1y .EURICH, Ont.
BRADEN A ND-CLUCAS.
Rouse, Sign & Ornamental Painters,
pARIkkaas r&StIkto4s =Marble
Jae 3:10-31111XL X -40 ME*
*"genta for .Tackson'a univereal 'Mop and
Wringer.'
OppositeeSattinlers Hardwarde arms.
„Ooderlah, Ang-17th, 1870, lyav31
TILE LONDON .
CaTIVERRGIAL OgILEGA
AN11)
TtLEGRAPHIC1 INSTITUTE ,
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DOo
EPINGBr
Doubie-Entry. taught. by a supitio? pleefi
Actual Basirins Transactions. Tkorougla instimetion
Itt Colima:v.:fat Law, Arithmetic. Business Cones- _
nominee. Penmanship, Banking,TelegraphingaShort
d Writing, &A For fall intemationk.
Addicen,
..$103.klES .4 BETZ,
-London,. Ontaido.
-TiyiPoRTANT isi0TICE
P -R, MANN, -
Zan Sign 14 ifilarriage hinter:
MO'S TO- ACWAINT THE PUBLIC THAT
JJ he latg fitted up- &shop on North etreetnextto the
Weslmwe Methodist Church, with yarnlik room..st-
tiew where ho prepmed to Int orders mural;
end at reasonable picas. Thankful fortbe pat:Iowa _
oftbe last 7Yearasolleita matinttagee Of the same.
Noels the ilme to Paint 3ront elate's,
Sleighs, and :Carriage&
sr Order& fromli;untalCanisgeshopsstteedatta!-
teritirtiLlpatct.
43trn Agtfigg• arAiniggraGbarsX. 1%41'1
WOE. tr
P. I. =NW.
-tioderich, 15„
lazarust lion's& Ca
Opticians and ikaiiStSt
34"2"1 -"hial° PUTTS PATENT EVAPORATOR,
Avn. Wrier A vinW no MOLT TEM 13e
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THE PERFECT
SUBSTVUTE
F 0 B,
OT' siLvEic
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All partieslindebted tOR.RuncimanSan
acoating of pure
silver overtbewsr A
sionn, platedbythe patent plocess a/Messrs Airing-
ton & Co., and is beyond all comparison, the very best
- article next to sterling silver that canto employed as
such either usefully or ornamentally, as by no.possibla
Ci can it be distinguished/rout real. silyer.
wen. urea BY NOTE OR ZOOK' A04-
"countarthereleynodfiedethatimlessthey
CALL ANTI PAY- UP AT ONCE
they will.be sued, without furthernotiee
B. ReNCIRAN,
H-uronFoundary,
Godexich, Out
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Godericht Aug 15, 1870- swl
OODEBIOR
D. CAMPBELL'S
'Photograph Gallery.
Goderich, Aug: 1501. 1870, w80
BAND DISPLAY
D. FERGUSON
HAS OPENED - OUT
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Antie GOODS
THE LATEST STYLES
THE _CHOICEST "'AMENS
THE BEST QUALITIES!
AT
THE LOWEST PRICES
His Factories & Sheetinaes
it will pay you
TO DRIVE 20 MILES
TO PURCHAig-E
For Cheapness and quality all his stook
is 'Unequal kd.
A LOT OF COTTON YARNS
BEST -QUALITY' '
AT,3 MILL PRICES
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IN_ BOOTS AND-, SHOEa
HE ,
apioT 13E, COMPETED WITH,
. _ " SIGNAL" OFFICE Goderielt r
A. complete set, guarranteed of fastquality, tor finial
and durability, as follows.:
Ilddleor Bead King's Thread
•old saver ,pattern pattern pattern
Tatter
nets. cts. -sets. e
2TableTorks '9.00 0.50 ..
IsTable Sp000rts 0 00 6.50 10,00..12.00
12 1)esert Forks 6.00 6.50 „MO 8.50
12 Dessert Spoons 6.00 650 750 ....880
12 Tea, Spoons • 100 „: 4 50 600 .5t0
2 Egg gilt bowls 240 • 250 280 . .280
1 SsanceLadles 2 60....... 2 20 240 ....240
2 Gravy Spoon zoo 220 -240. .240
Salt 'gat bowls 60 90 . 100 1 00
1 Alttstard " " 40 • 45 50 50
LSonpladlo 2.50 -• 276 300 300
6 Sugar SPoon. . 60 •65
. 44.60 - 48 05 52.85 59 25
_ Anyof the above articles at same
• ,prices.
' in stock.illriferior goods entirely excluded., •.Prolitti
8:-TilEBESTQUALITY ONLY of above ke
GAIIIIIET FURNISHING
_ _ _ ONE PRIOR ONLY
. °aged. on e reatlyraoney principle -not credit.
WAR-M:110U SE -I - -.
- - TERAIR CASee,
: tro.r.etoternotlen.
, DA.NIEL GORDON . Goderieh, Aug. 118?0 • w80
/-
.A.EnNmt.r, wiusAcn,,
. -1r21101•STBRUA r
linddttakert tke" 8464 ,
AS now on bads
11. largo stoqk of
in -every variety, which
cannotfailtocoranutnd
Vie -favor allihwant
of furniture who -nmy
favorite:oval!. &visit,
mitether ft style ' or
•••••• _ each
Bureaus. Wood Mali's, -Cane Chairs,
BecIsteadl, Sofas. - 1,ortoge‘
Tables, a:fool/eases, . Cupboards.
FortenonTables,Easy Cbaire, Rocking Chairs
Wardrore Side 'muds,
Wash Stands, Kitchen Tables, - Stands.
Sea Orals MattresSes.lrool do,' Most do- ,
Hair do, and 4 or 5 different khan Spring -Mattresses:
N. B. --Keeps always 01:thazaid alarge aasortniont ot
Washable end Rosewood Hatticling-talue.sa Mire
or oval, made onthe shorteet notiee.
110396g made artaggements with JACQUES,
&11.AY,Teronfo. can furnish. anything hero *Pr
at their Wistrorooms in Termite,
tiss **aye a coniptete assortment or
Cons 84 Shrouds in the Latest Style.
Aka, uskintEs to hire. -
C113,45601, YOX 1.49015:12.,
noesticieluitet. WO. mil
Maitland Salt Well
CUOMO deemed for the celebrated ferfeeterl
Soemetice, appointed T. JORDON, .elmailst
priamist, Oodorleb, Om so their 211.ole
,agera for Misplace.. They here takesteare to small
seedfal Mearseldoss. aid hero coadderase ia the ability
cer Slam Ago.* to Om rermireaseass of all emiemem.
A* opporamar will be Ilimitoreied to prow*, as ott
.thismalrowernos asossallod by sorter their •••201,
premorma malinee.
304, mairot be milt* to their immeicarlf aver
Me oftlioarr giamee worm flare 14 10 glksatormat
memenag of sae** diaMeers. or other itimpleamat
wearies, het, ea Itio megrim from Ms poreliar eon.
remearms of die Lotrazilletree arateethireg mod pfiremat,
**Wag r se to tremor, wad tweisata
eleacand Miami mehou:. ae the saw* heaiirf
mak. nee an*, es* apostasies giat.
MUERTE AS AS ASEST THE
lOtalrlastaialwallottios UV. • beat• shave latakc
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beicaertermary.
7. JQIIIDAY,
ads Mistetlis tereinck•
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The undersigned is repaired to
PUB,NISE.Noi, 1 BALT,
err teraatrarr net =
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PHOTOGRAPHS
$1.00 Per Dozen.
ALFDOZENFROMBAOKNEGATIVei
51 gentsepostage free.- One dozen fnim
back negative 87 cents,postage free, loan/
addreSs. ° n • ".
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ParticiilarAttention paid toCopy--
lug old AmbrotypeS.
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For either large or smalIgiotographe. The
Subscriber in returning OtiPirsforthe liberal
:patronage ...heretofore . -extended to * Idea
would just say that he hat omade such int- -
prove:mints .galleryas will merit a cen-
tinutturie of the same.
133"` A,: Great 4Itedaetteil in= -TA
Large rhotographs.
- P.14:JOliNSOL
A4.10.1871% wea
111••••01MINIMMINIII
HIS Gil ,OCERIES
Are equal in all respects to them which
have gained 'him the reputation of
'leering
THE MOST RELIABLE
FAMILY GItOGERY •
nNT €1-tf)rnatt ][;cra
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SURa
TO . CALL BAlvip TO HIS
,Sam111011.,
ON HAMILTON STREET
before completing,yourfarchaaes4
HE CHARGES NOT:fillia.
FOlt MOM:1%T. GOODS
YOtr. wcoNnt.
BY -ttv /1413--213,02I-
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IL FERGUSON
Goderieb,Aug16,1870 v/80 If
t4.4
T6 TILII WORKING:CLA86.-WearenowmaIlitedto
tarnish all chose; with constanVemyloyment at home, the
:whole of the time calor the 'Pare nivelents• Hatillwalmews.
tend profitable, .Peniont ofelthersexesattparn front
to eeper eyerger, and a proportional stun eeyouna
their/thole time totEebusinee% BoYalandez eminent! '-
as mochas men. natal litho see thianoace maysendtlair
addreaA and test the •bwrInees, we make this .unparanelett
cart Tostaltasarenotwellsalisdied,wetrilleendeltoiar
for L'ke trouble of writtng. Fon peacculna, a valuable eon,
Rio:retch anise toommeace workand a comer TM,'
Feeple's Literary Ccompanione of. the buten and'
Wifatandli newsPsotre otsbialted•-all sent free_iff-mail.
ar,IryOn lf zprmantnt, profitable work Adam.
' zie•A14,114 VQ•a•latallsUatial••• • •
114-
C-4
rea
14
oves
oyes 1
Young man. ry shoifid yon lot
Dat dree your heirt so Stir/
A gal you'd better get,
And go make love mit her;
Vipe offdat tearand take'
Elome and prandy hot ;
Pio trouble mit me make,
Vor I Oal1 spare itnot.
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Loudon to Lake Huron.
:11.11LWAT MBETNG.
Meg/e/INI=0
TOuNa Mong'Ontonttner eie.;eareAlenna,
OnTuesdaylasbeartopen meeting naelreld,
et Which Rev..R;Ure delivered -an ehle
address on what rei.g,lit he called the "7,Eyi.
deneneof Christianity." voiding °anionic)
1:M0A-es-which both the -.Ferman Catholie
and Prntestant Claireletemate in this re-
gard. Readings followed by 'Mr. -vet -row
and Mr. Radeliffe,nutilwiehedloOliter
Lonefellotion beautiful reeng of the "faleo
and friendly" maident chaemingly 1C1001, -
ed b,y Mrs, &mine.
Germano A GOORMAND,---A well known
epicure of this towie-fcli.inton serious lett
take the other daye Hehnuglit eeeriettee
of lamb, believing all the -time itnensegra
JAMES VOTING, Editor -
'a. 083 -CM,. it fclrOVe170„1 -days
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to get the trzie altaroe Flaner:"Ase. hot'
- , . it tooked in reetalar old English etYlened
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:Robert kora& Ille Miasiount7-
eiteenie it was, ;Fide Fkr7e, or Foul .
After althea it he eou1d. rot tell whether'
dished with them'elme honored eoneremitente
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317014; XXIII.—NO 5
. .. youeg, t_co e , • ,,,„ 1 • ‘ 4.1 '''' . t 4
GI t li seaAafaTellitteer71:ora. awrergitrtelarocuerienmliVifolra2 alma*
-Fifty.four years- aeo a
-man, Wonted, mnibitions, and inenired by In'stu-6 lee-lIty.3.111a4"aenr chvev tiz
. . any-reserve...le AttuVlAyys! After ten eases
religiotus feelings and.unconeuerable•ener-
. country, that railway communication be- ev T rid for Afrjea on the sublime
i mission of love. In 'the.boblest .spirit of
--etween the .City of landonand one rdthe
harbens on Lake Huron should Ire at once selftsaerifice he relinquished what twist,
-established. That the London Board of
of us.vv uld copsider, the pleasarevefAile
Trade is of opinion that such a line of
railway -would be the means of vastly in-
,- creaSing the -trade of the city, developing
•the :resources of t the country through
- which it passes and forming a direct route
for the produce of the Worth to pass to
Lake Erie, 'Teat this Board earnestly ad-
voCates the immediate constructioo of a _ _
mongst gress And savage tribes, it the
,, votino till the Gravel Road My -Law. :
enietter from Sheriff Mnetionald VITa'-'
. line ef-railway directfrom London to 80MS
en aeavour to - .edueitte,- reclaim., and aiwitse - - -
• the earnest efforts jof the citizens, and them. For uprrards of' half a century &-
point on Lake Huron and would request a
Langmuir, Inspect:or ofGrailii. Befeered
reed, neeerepereeds 'by Report ream Me;
enepeciallyo of the businese community of bus laboured at his self-appointed task to Gaol aticrUOUrt iloune Committee.
• London and neighborhood to aid m its with unwearied assiduity, And now cones _
formation. - back to find himself maid a strange (hut : AHAifuen2lic ;laser rlepueuetle,greiDTitIarfej:1sDceitionloi,„
Mr. Tiernan -Before puttingthat motion, not unfriendly9tpeotile-a new gerieratiOre corotatfa; .
--pros eets of fortune, social' pillion',
fame,the cumpany of pleasant frtends,ancl
the sodety of eeholais and men of scienee
-all, indeed,which commonly supposed
to render life worth living, he wllilngly
gave up,to spend his life in unceasino toil
WaS Tettir1104 WW1 .41313".kipifiCaRt DR-
tiometnent :-`Nono
•Lod Napier 131,0 epealinee, eefent
Inancleiqn-ehief of the Attlee .erinee njaa
lord Lnlien will command the Cavalry:.
C -OT I" COUNCIL OF Illatt
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The Clerk submitted A RePort of the
'(P rein Lonclon Free ,Press.)
The London Board of Trade hold
their qdarterly meeting yesterday after-
noon -at the hour of three O'clock. The
attendance was ranch larger than is
usual, -in view cf the important- special
subject' proposed for consideration, viz„
the building of a new railway between
London and some point on Lake -Huron.
After, other business. , .
The President brought before the
meeting the special business which they'
had met to consider -the expediency of
ionnv Ted
building a railway to the North. Re
rotheettemr.em
hers to give their views
Mr, Churehee pr9ceeded at -some length
to advocate- the claims of a -northirn rail-
way running from London to some point
on Lake Buren, in the county of Bruce.
The question presented itself to his mind
as one of the utmost importance. He did
not think that any questioa that had yet
come before the people of London bad fe-
eeived such general approbation as this...
The only question was Whether Or not
they would be able to carry it out. Per-
hape they would muoh strengthen their
inclination to carry it out by intelligently
eonsidering the vast wealth whidh such .i,
communication would open up, if not at'
once, in the future. If they =could calm -
iseturete emus Awes*
- -re DMA,
to
Gotlanclibne: etelV:61:
,
110NET TO L
Mr. :Chairman, 1 may, say anew words. -It from which he miss s t f th Id •
seems to me that to build a railway from familiar faces of his youth. He left this.
e most o e o. The Connell then edepereed I till
• ,
this eity ;to compete witle Hamilton and country shortly after the. collapse of tbes Aredricsdatinorning at 10 ice -chick, e
follY. The :pods or produce destined for
Torento-for the •eastward trkde would be 'First Empire, with Napoleon L a captive
6 .mm.1 rupire, Na129-; preem4 the Wierleinin the telieir ;Mesiti
through London. They are .now building r' aPisir
• P•,,,„
Wiedneeday23 NeV 4370.
in St. Helena • he has returned to see _the 4,- %Queen .rt- ''.m'
to .edteeiten' tineeec.en
the -eastern seaboard could -not be diverted 11.• f th d E "
are's(' from Toronto to Saugeen or South- .eon . a, ,captivetin Dure
Armstrong Dalton Farrell lreiteer
Horton, Sheppard, Paton, Leckie, Me -
Donald, Brown, Carrick, Peekine,, Wade;
Morrow, Seel], Shennon; -Geveraoele;
Kelly, Hingstoh, . McCaughey, Soel:A
.tiestie, Greenway,:, Yearly, Oresswell,;
., Messer, "Tait Scot1/4 BisTiep;
Willis, Scutt,Girvin .end Gatiet; -
&st6-iday were tail -
and epprofd. • • •
.SursdryiePerts of Local Superihiend:
-nuts •were. i'eferred to •Selioel Commit -ft°. ,
The followingletter from, Mr, alylittnA
Was read and .ordered to be fyled;-- ,
my DE manEf:_amilton June 21 1$70
Your aonation • of .6'50 oanio ;to itena.
for which. edeaee eenveyray elecere
to lour. ,Couned the nintortitn,;
whom at., *101 .Iieatted n421064 'rarn
npeeimene fthe litunau *form of 'Ontario,
Thieonly way by uhich I ban excite the*
practical :sympathy" -for thedeefand dumb
fie "pit -citing iota their, netineality and
rather than beer gallipg, renlaks on that.
point, they beeanie re.ry liberanwheietbni
own poeltet is not t oucked--it is moat':
the fact and. experienCe tolielliirg solten
in Ontario, Bay I arti right. ljeucceeded
other cases by similar dodge* tho;:t.lo. oT
Middlesex excepted. Now please to Olix
servo that ornonly tlardf jok-e and hatr
earnest" white at the spew -time 3 ornist eiek
I feel truly grateful to iny frienelS,
rand doWt-thankilieScotelawheee nationol
to lus native vountryolde-:grey hewed,' and thataiterietie ono to mitigate -Inman
bent down. with the incessant 3.aboons, of eufiering in ell its forme end phasee eaupt
half 4 century amongst. .savage tribes e.riton exeepted.- This, Closes Mir corree-
g his a sence t e whole political confer-
amPton, Almost in a straight line, and ewhat a mation of the Continent hes beep reiroliz-
man havin grain at Saugeen wonld -ship tionised-bnundaries have been altered,
via Londoreto lYforitrealwhen-by so doing _ King,sdethroned, Empiree overthrown ;
he .would turning along way out of his
yet we questi4if any really greeter work
path? Let us ''buitcl. a road, not to com-
has been done in Europe during all -these
Fete for 8110h a trade,' but build it west Df
Gocierich, and then we will have some
years than that which has been aecompli.sh-
I
chance. ,,The east is the destiny of every-, ed without the accessories or porap of
thing comtnerom the east ornorth, and senate -hoose or battle -field by • Robert
with - the Toronto, Grey and Brnce railroad
Ivloffat. Austerlitz, Waterloo, 'Trafalgar,
v
in existence -it is :impossible that we can and Sedan were ;splendid ictories, and
divert that trade round by London. If will ever beaccoupted such bran) histori-
an ; but the victories gallica by this hum -
we thilikto benefit London, we -must tap
ble Christian; alone and singlehanded,-tb'
the west. , We cannot divert the trade
from thenorth tollamilton, 'or between Ermictangn: ittNatiraqua Land, and in the
eilmanae
here and Hamilton. toLondon. One great cotintry, if they Will not be ae-
"
ecatuted greater by the avritere of history,
rdoeopdenadteandee, usi n do
oe west. let sotoi
eheffi4tebuildaus.Wae will certainly be valued infinitely by Him
must be contented. with the western trade. -who makes and controls both history and
Mr. Atkinson -The resolution does nob historians. Mr. Moffat, in his address on
Thersdaynigbt in the Queen's Rooms,
commit us to the expectation of a large
alluded to his labours ; how he had fohnd
amouttt of trade froen the north. lt looks
to a short and expeditious roubethrotigh the Bechitaniens ignorant and neted,with-
London to Lake Eine, via the L. & P. S. out a written languige and utterly debits-.
R. . ed, and how he heti leit them to a certain
extent eacuated and clothed, with a writ -
Mr. Williams -I hem intended to' be. ten langnage and the feundation of a
understood as wishing to draw trade froth
the east.The route prone° vtould run-
liteloture - too certain. extent eiviliSed.
nearly north and south. The men I ma. -
*Ihe audience, especially th.e old -friends oi
n
with . up there say London Is the best - In e speaker, if any were there, must have
markefor poik and wool, and that the been deeply affected and iiripresSed to find
t
that Mr. Moffat had. elinest forgottert hots
railway -was built, and Reciprocity' rester -
to use his native tongue.- So utterly out.
ed, wewould." be ph the direct .,`ronte to
Buffalo. and able to dispute our title to (alas he hoed from English and civilised
some of the eastern traffic. society that it is only ;with great difficulty
now that he ean-speak theEnglish tonne
_ Mr. Ohurcher-Thereis no idea to draw
l
all front the east. 'London is now a greatSurely the oman who went out youngand.
!
strong, Tull of vigor ana liftn-tocome back
centre, and the produce- .ottlie north is
wanted here, and if we have no railway we
shall get none of it; all will go to Toronto
and Hamilton, but if we had a railway wo
shallgdt all.we wont. We pay as
high an Toronto: A „proininent produce
late the Out or an approximate benefit 1,merchanttelleme the 'expense Of shipping
that would accrue to London' if they
e'nuld put down as sum in round numbers
or say elooj000 a year, oranyother sum,;
the might arrive at some conclusiont;
If Londonfolds her hands. and looks on
indifferently; Toronto will run a railway
from that city to the West, rule that
whole traffic, and 'draw all ofit from
LOn'cron: Such a railway would prove a
dyke &harriers -to prevent any of that
trade coming to London. Tf-We neglect
the opportunity we must expectLondon to
standstillin its growth, but .if we seizeit
we shall draw immense 'wealth to this' part
of the country. That wealth, w. All
its advantages, would more than d u le
our Population in a sttort time. The
property of this nity is now worth some
$3,000,000. We could, by the object
proposed, increase it by 50 per cent.,
giving us ans interest of a million and'a
half, He hoped the Board would !Au...
ously.consider the .proposition, and no t
separate without giving a practical shape
-theewhole business. (Applaueo).
'Mr. Johti Wilharas was next invited to
speak-: The said 'be had lately travelled in
ktittenorthern region, 'and had -conversed
with. many intelligent gentleraeu, amongst
Whom -Mr. John Leckie, of Ainleyyille,
hatter, Cheese; •-.from -here to Liver-
pool, is lent a cent a pound. Toronto -can-
not. -beat that.. We are not .gettleg suf-:
'Rent &these things,' and want-irgreet -ex-
tent of country opened to us.
Mr Williams -Hamilton. end. Toronto
are putting for that trade, And therefore
we should. Mr. Leckie tells me if we had
a railway, the 'business men of Ainleyville
will run dowp to London, and give us the
benefit of their bUsiness. If we don't do
that; Sekforth may go ahead of Loudon.
;The President;e-We -Ican.get our goods
Iaid down in London just as Cheaply. as
they can in Toronto or Montreal.,
Mr Olinrcher-The route ptoposed is not
east, but one north from London.
-Mr. ilyman.-1 Wane .to zee .the road
built, but not in that direction. .
Mr Ohisholm-There is .one matter 'that
has not as Yet been thought of -and that
is, how far the municipalities are'commit-
tedto .the Termite, -Grey & Bruce, and
•Hamilten & Wellington etailways. Per -
baps, if they have .green large bonuses to
them, they will not to un 1 would 110113-
faVer nf a railway ninning due north to
Southampton. Hamilton antL. Toronto
Are doing all they can to bring' down the
Northern trade, and .1 think it 'would he
rerr, foolish for -London to stay Still and; The Prussians threaten Istogent Le Ito- this one ; awl besides thet'e nee the poet -
say we -Will doAething to get Zane of ito-7" trou and -Le Maus with foroo3.1000 strona -log of Bid., Stationers and Poeta:gee nr-
Thohrattht!..latot ti3hetheeallstatIlthalecvhe3anollediefuvb°14, bthaet.)
who gave 'ever c uragement to ti •
s y. en o
'Brucerfie d thatwouldbe greatly benefitted AITICBILAT
there ina.large country between here and tolthxerre, taking in Dreux.
vaiTahIntelierinrain%en%isexmitoonYaifigro°21LAregInotbalri Itki!r:odarg°11vv4i117at,exiTlleleTeorra e'c.%-flitot,;.‘42r
for the use of it. At ono HMO VetCM
idea, and was confident that if London row To *newetami. IyOTO very tairbuleutaud threatening, ArA
Ana rriy could depend %ion a that trade. . .the request of the Reeve eepainteee
Beelin,Nov.23--The electionizi
••wo ons ables, %'._:v...of eneree havo
itte.; generally resulted inIevor, of .these
candidates who supportthe propositionier
annexation.to Denmark.
•
deserves the warmest welcome which
countrymen can accord -him. We are glad
to find that heliaareeeivedsticha welcome,'
and, in common with the -civilised world,
trnsttliat his illustrious son-in-law, Dr.
LiVingitton, -will also -return to find that
gfroms
pondence. Inyon,unrl ciallour
and Treasures, 1 have found .gatliituen
in every ;wines .of the Fors.L
I " l'EezikiktItur..4An. NM.
• A communication from Mr Mom
Derete
greetinlicountrymen to which lin t
labours so !reit entitle him,e-Greaeom 'ere1rifilocrstthinegs8Stilne keeaecp"41c4cafarnpnotr0tr..b4Tecnij,
, ments was read and referred to Gael ae
Court 1101180 Committee.
A letter feat -tithe CQUll kr Of Itia
referred to Valerie° Corrinattee'en:
sulroliehe-Ilperdierautert aue.'%-titlittigt:ErreereeT3retil
end to Finanto Committer, along win" the;
followirig letter from ItIrm._;t1Tehitme-Ie
olv.lisiieios.en,
PETER- ADAMSON DSO Co. tgerk Goderieh:
DnenSui . • -
...I enclose the liet of yoteri leactia on the
By -Lew the Towiiship of Norris on the
141h inst. duly eertifiel. . • a.:
I am not mite whether it IS tba Count*
or each Township Muuicipelity th6n
It
wveotoiapanyo.ttla 1eieuse of re 411* Eo e.
Mt War
MORE PRUSSIAN ItrynnsEs,
RAIMORS 014.1TOTHER AnexiSTICS CORFU;
ISIED I
STILL ANOTHER GREAT IATTL'E
IMAIINENT.
•••••••••11
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vslainnt correrrfoer or Rots.
PEOPLELIVING ON RITS,VAT$ AND
GUINEA PIGS.
4.
1,800 Deems WEEKLY,
TATER IMOM TOURS.
Londoil, Nov. 23r -Advices from, Timm
up to Tuesday, 22nd inst., state.e-The
Mobile ,Glardsf. en th2et opposedth
Prussians foe -r ours befoe iinghe
a
Ship beviug four or five, voting pleccr mew
pay than a tewnship lio.vieg only nee; fee,
if one clpenthe work. a finer or l3vo
our tviezt.... ,
eorteinly.togets
, it.uela
°
1 get kr Me' ieweship neetieree,
and ezpeet that much or reore fnr
set the ball in motion the townships along
the route would eaeli give a good. bonus.!
He (Mr. 1Y.) believed -Such a railway
would be ofenitenie advantage to I.tond-
Every man here should exert himself to
get,that road. built. (Rear, hear.)
;- Mr Ala. M Anderson here entered the
room and Was invited to express his views.
fie lima that ten ortwelve years ago be had
on. if reeipromtk should he restored it
and got a Charter to built a
wmorn.lIdomaaki:onheadtrpaciroenitisereeddentobilenioxelniel; ltaaPalltodatrya
old, in connection with the
his- neighborhood,. and let. him (Mr. Ty.). le &P. S. R., but the heed times came on,
and it was not acted, nfon, and in time
know about what would. be the amount
that Might' he expected inebonuses. t.He
did not think that any ,,gentleman conver-
sant with the business of London would
hesitate on the subject. He considered it
becante obsolete: He had always felt that
a great trade was to be cultivated from:
that district, and three mo ago -he had
applied for o fresh *titter teebuild a line
from London to mune poliit On Lake Rh=
on. . 'Kincardine wan the point, they
'OCT Forum:No. ere -
On the 13th inst. sharpshooters in Gene-
ral Trocliti's army inade TeeOlutoiSant0
from Paris as .tar u Charopeigny, At that
point a tlar,ge body of P.russians were en-
tountered. After a sharp ration the
Prussians were &dodged, and the stone
collected there destroyed. The Parisians
returned td camp without seriens lose,
MOUE PEACE RUMORS.
bo paid. Mr. Kely AIM OSIVIL'in Cie tlat.,
ter to you, and, if he leek,. se &sensed, I*,
assure ypu he can give yOli 4 Vcyy geetthirt
description of the whole effitie, end 'the
extraordinary didir.uitice had tto
with. if the County Connell elieuld even.
agaiterequire a vote of the reeple reseeete
ingany little niatternpun which no melee
berg, in their gloat wirdona, ieny ere tit to,
disagree, it would bo Well if it cc -mid be, ec3)
arranged:theta() votive shot hi takeeirOer
in the season of 0ne weather, and :iet et a,
time when it is cliffienit t ) denide lel:ether,
would.revra„Td usito PaY a, dafrble'tax far should aim at, tt a most deSitable -0411111)rg are in eiren.lation that one
we- over the roadie
a It IS beat° take a beat or a beeny te get
twoyeare an Artier that a large bonus - . • ff
route pasuive tlirough Olmten. Tile e orts -for an samstzoo hart lutelY been
might he given toreard a ra way on the
----------------- peen.° CM ICE/f„,i,stm0y,
charter, which he would. obtain at next made. s .
law loving and quiet, and to e.ceeluit foo
Mite- be:proposed, from. Londonto13ruee- seadou, -would enable him to build as far . . annual aniiele. ' their aemdentaltieearture fn.= tieelt gerOt
'field or •Sonthampton, about 100 miles to a Clinton, and at next session a.ehatter _ The een- (nation °ilex/twee to the North lenalitieS -131, b ilSinstanw I trLily., intgami
the latter place.: Another route 'had for the necessary extension oollid beta)" ' derinanConfederatinn ,isimndeent. The ethijaritIseryteltl:tf iitife.tv,,oTertu clot„TaPtilealctetlItA.:,
been soutane:lit As they Might beVe013-- gtaeillutteadm. enliqiularicutdo.u.00rranosap0xnedoencomiv-7.alythi rmoegaxattion.n4aItreaty ivith. Wurtembeig yea
• fence corner, and the rliecoverere, end. teeee
served by a- letter
Bayfield. -. Of tLs'lil' htliee-d13‘Rid.. EnBotPltaprasproivt: and al,°:".ral-baticallea 00 ilinl„
"itifiitrknel:29s7ea.ry thot oneo-oro' Loon?,
alx`ilt %and' " env.toes lion' rents.' friends reed as if they had' Yietenelt ile,
he preseoted, I renttinese thii knew will ;M-
inter fihr may ,neelearn,--
toles :tally
, TilOi`dAS 110.L7Ini -,
- - 'r...-. tt Itetereine ertieer. e
Tlic Council then adjourned tairnIeredae
morning at In rieloen, ,,,
ey limners y say d erent own- • • •
Bayfield was knieo„village; and had some afirwilt- willirm te „lye bomeee. All foreigners., including neutrals, Tome
nice people - but was incapable dieing to -it eisonaon ,joiskr ot ore 'nee a been forbidden to ienie Parli. The Frns-
made a harbor of toy consequence,
espeaially in view of the government un..
provementi in the port of Gederiob. In -
good bonus, but take an aenenee in Aeons - eiens hail -already refueed to permit the
1 -le Wen in, favor of a narrowsnage.ranway, . to pass theirlinek. ' 1, •
at being leo expensiVe. A large and in- * A Versailleit deipalili of' tb61,3id inisf..
lo ittential men along -the prepeeedline bad ituantud dmnPanY bad Baia If *Pin* "a Several skirinishen have eceiirred matted
ivifiingness tse grant built they would stock and ritit it. No Le -
F.,„ expressed their
1101190U:2On all which the French
•0 sufficient bonuses to give the preject ttythiffpas,h..trogylensb4Latumd was ...a°mroutigihe Ivere saccessfut 'The Germans have ,00.
a start, _ The road would pave ,through tee which itnase, the stock would. be Teadity entied Nogent he Rotrou. without re-
townilips, but Mr, Blackburn had count-
ed up thirteen, were therm t?,ken up in the Market. He be. eiatanee.
• •
p p hered the railway could be built. In the ,r,litieStitr EBVEliSE.S. _
.C:1- duced and, referred to, when) , eerporsation. he -belonged to -there was not Aho 4‘irprO 8". flavrospeeial sang that
MrAtkinsonthoughttheBoareoughttogive only earriestuesa but a good deal of An- yesterday s' column of Prussians 143,1301)
. .. inntrallt- '-'5. . es.
. , ,
The Coaaell met paraercit to adjeuree
merit Preeentt, the wizi-cle-a in Vile eioir,.
Messrs Areeetreise,o' 13altenr,Farrati, Yeenee".
Horatio, Shepherd, Pettee. Leetne. Mo -
Weald, Brewn, Carrie'e, Peehine, Wen,
14 astrontopinion uponit.I.hesucceas of the thusiasm about at The country to be strone. 'Advanced =from Nantes alonn the Morrow St- 12 .2
a..J. railway project was of vitalimpertance to opened up was the fineskin Canada. ..- n . o' -1 ee• , ,,e !,,,e„1 -102n „,"--,Fninvonc.e,I;o174
north hank nf me Seine to Vernon, where n.1„1-nn-Atoln tuszt-alleoten. 2.tentee. eastre
I
London andthe voinatry north ef et. He lir Atkinson's re -Solidi.* trasarried uti-
- w was well, acquainted with the riches and;- animously, - they were ,nbontaterell by, * detachment "raumn3', Zef?-t-iy, Crews et LI, bele::
Aleaser Sent Illehon, Seriet,'
tor -the artily of the North routed, ZiOlY, Ghtviritatia G.
resou of the etnintry, and reganded it Mr °hunter thekniened, ascended by , „
being killed and a bomber taken Fir:oilers. The mieet6.01.1.„eztuur wcr,6
teas richeet part- of our Proeinee. That, Mr -Chisholm, and •
go PLAIN eliallete144,13r tn. trade, would lee mein importint eo tia than: - Resolved, That a ionintittee be formed .Fe BATTIM 131241Ntwr.
r +hale the West it ere dead eueneen in af..- toetteuireeinteehe beet ref:defer arailway The 41Vorld'e" epeeiel from Tours Oa elovel by Tait Streit; sezontlea by
zsT VET 416, 3st, 311, Herm and Bruenerere the first and fore-- ron, the probable 43NA-et-different pages, arrived bete from Lille to eoramlind the c,idsaicutheatilliellartoetitiliz(csattirailk;;rs'entwi)ralt.temt.1%efil;_,
rtelp)calrt'. :-;7?rkiera., 'Trainer, ler eerie; ef.
Weiehts ireentires was reed ana orkler-
eirtte7'pb:riCticef4"1.1:0".. Ceamiy rnon'ticer maa'
rat.i awl referred t*..2 Graca Luau
approved.
r eear.n
„ON Imp/toy:a) PAitliS.
etteir Pzh, opIT
--A,L0004.
Some to pives,t In. Town Property
- -GORDON,.
Flarristeretet,Goderieb.
Go *rick Aug /5,1870 evil
. - trading it here. The two- counties 'of -from London to 201110 rint on Lake En- Tuesday night Bays Burbski has just ", Cerriaii that David &tett MI. "km
(gril,
ii0LUSALB A.143)
$op- anti Oil Imps, in, Ice. km Iron
Copper, Riess, Weal Pickings, gad SheeP fikOr,
• ,
eat fluxTh a t erre unnary eteps to fo a 0012I- • . • .
red mileswitheut peyingspt of,toli ;and. that the copuratee co-operate, with the enemy's centre it Etamps by anolunin oft
as Mr Marcher -bad aptly reinarkid, the conuiaittee appothtedhy the City Council .t10,ii(i0 sneving from Angeryille, wltiit
peende there are tedieiderably in advance and the London. A Port &antes Railway, ,sinuilteneous attacks wili be Mown thn
qf tut in that respect Ile had *apnea a, and the foltewincgentieweei be s, commit- weete e:t• his attenuated. Mee west and
most progr country. e „
- finest system of gravel rikvis was in then pally for the purpose of nuntung a road,
, 1.8th corps. A great battle is nututaent.
seems to bo to 'ince the
eountifee . Yon Aeuld trearelfer onehunde and to report Menial to this Bova; and The 40411
takeem ezeinunte.. 3.1-6 ar:seroiti,
- Sign a al Letts goal oitBarrels- min& would leaveto the meitin ''for, sided% Vico-Presi Secretary, John-
resalutioh ustaehighisignageas he cotild tee :77 -Meer$ .1,-% Mien% itynistr, Lsing, north-ea:4 Etanips.:
icaureaito nd, and he Wished it wait; itrenenr, A Chisholm, Birrel4Stitherland, the-Pre-
Merieli,Ang /S, 1140 - swl • oonsideiition. Mr Atkinsceilierere the app; Reid; Plaremer and MeIntosh.
PIANO FORTS
•
nut cizas—:
12. YOTtlad cornet Boortood Plaae, Ilfeher fa Oa,
IW sale by Nr.litatir S. Wade, Photo 7oits teal Orgy
mar ; *a be seenat British trItange Hotel
ataterlehe SthAllguat. lee Vat
•
Saindr! *commis were. referred to the
Finance Counnit1ee.
basi tile world. got a tail P lurked an fileved by Mr., Browo. second hy Mr.
y------------5
f reeolutidin seeped mt. reeotutioli wee akin uneluneonely. Tan. of bis f''il* replied Brown eecontic I le A
o rig • ---------------
silults4 "%NW. Itesolvedhat the' tied bite bt f
res - . ,. • , I.t round t w y ireee red tut.. Lae 1.7 -111...?
u imam th4 ..t.of London. and surrounding, dile4 The Cern eropof the United Stites for 1 ' 11- - the DisPEr ensble them to be
awn tikittinienidaltinklainiCtionititit .1870 is iittiiiiged at:2,514000 ash 414o wage the world,' if it hasn'tgot *tit I, institutioe.
ve4- tad ta Wig t
Italia; Mike*
A agottmen. of improveil p
Ltimi lor Sate,
G M
Chadwick Aue,155 13/0
,
tlei lather; 'how e,ould it bitie one when grant be oontinued to th8 ;knell to.
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