Huron Signal, 1848-02-18, Page 4I•cttV.
TML SAPPY TARMER.
law ye the +fasts: las .loch
As you wen dim N
tar weaned 'with ►+ ..•a -def awl.
While ..orae sass se, high?
Aad th•eghi yew that haslet was Mad 1
W did 1•a thea► leer God.
Thai yew. sad yew, were set eodema'd
Tama Iles • afro. w .Med t
Comm sue ham at his hermit Mme,
When tides. 6M, sed ansa.
Commies. with flewisg owes t. PIN
Hashers. esd gaasary-
h -aphid ahiiw pia mss.
Amid the slew -mews hay,
Or eseedly W. with Tiprw arae
His Psi. r b.st they , ea `r!.
The thy pomakes himpgwa.
Aad gessdeliae&.p their vier.
Thr ftgN ,lair neighs1 arms.
.. :q tie hairy gnsdaie.'o aye
71,. &wirs asses sewers,
And Member a hissing .s his race
Or pian their eveaieg maw.
The Menest -Ower is their Mud,
The pier .i the sail,
had Earth. the Mother, giveaihon killed
Aad rime their paused mit
Came, Pia tom meal their wintry hearth.
Their h.esefrlt pk.wn. see,
And ye. era better judge hew bons
The fu mer'. lie may he.
A SONG.
Ars--" T1s Girl east r Laois • merle! NM use."
The leaves of ib. (rarest are iodise is showers,
The .hill winds da•:en are wwieg decay,
The endue of fields ani the brut..(&were.
Like the dreams of ear eh4dheed have fled
away ;
Then my, deerset girl, if that frieedship of oars,
Whams Mesthiap were sweeter (has melody'.
auris.
Has died tie the dreams old the delicate flowers,
Cs. w. sive:, Ledwd., revive it again.'
Whoa the byes and the .u.alu.s that bright!'
hilus sky,
By ewes .ad rieiret..ae grow dimly o'ereaut ;
The desepisg heart atters a sorrowful sigh
And terse, with regret, to the joys of the feat,
Aad O, it is leeely tepee w ire path
Wheel lights ams wham Omegas forever are
e'er :
Bet leacher, dories, tail •elder than death,
The 4..gh.0 Laclede, of meeting no more.
Enron 11. 8.
lama, October, 1841
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From the Maidstone G.sette.
TRANSMUTATION OF OATS INTO
WHEAT, BARLEY, OR RYE.
The statement of the Rev. G. Moore, at
the dieser of tie Sitdngbourne Agr tuitu-
ral Association, having caused some in-
teresting discussion, and, we may add, hay
ia( beta receii.d with some little incredu-
lity, we give the etetemeot in the " trudges
of the Natural History of Creation," alluded
to by Mr. Moors. The author of the " Ve..
j gear says, is hie fifth edition, whilst argu-
ingagainst tbe pe»isteaee of the present
systems of botaaiul species : — "After
smelt isetaaeee, it will not be surprising that
the apostle avid even (so-called) generic
.44.enees amoeg the cereaba, are ouw dMs-
OSpseed belie capable of reduction. It ap-
pMse that, whenever oats sown at the usual
time are kept cropped down doriag summer
ad alta en, and allowed to remain over the
raptor; • this crop of rye is the harvest
presented at the aldose of the ensuing *um -
mer. Perhaps tierrelater number of wbat
may be milled the domesticated plants' are
sesesp..td variation. of others, which,
gweveimg wild, are recognised as different
Oise noted inetsece of such Iran -
o a▪ ths hes bees detected within the la.t few
ywi, to tib common cabbage of the gar -
des. The pleat, with its stout fleshy stem
ani large wneulest leaves gathered into a
best semetimue re•ebseveral veral feet in
areemthesseis 1. now discovered to be
beady arum. by mean• of external
conditions from the wild kale of the sea-
'hers which trails maim( the shingle with
a-Megh 'slender stem ad small glaucous
leaf. Alter such an array of facts, can i
rwr a ly be said that..specific distinction
a rigidly maialaised Sr the current e» T
'Tia alert feet baba( been doubted by
a water fn the Edinburgh Review, the
swims( the Vestiges returns to the fact
le No "r liapth ation.," in which he says :—.
• TM ties of the Edinburgh reviewer,
• 10 the transmutation of oats unto
fa Ibat believe. it a fable. This is
.fes* penoa, advanced without
1r(ume�1 to support it. Let us
t de ethr hand, what • greater
y os botanical subjects than be—
✓ *, Dr. Lindley—ha stated on the
seine subject- " At the request,' says this
$News pram, "of the Margins of Bistol,
albs Revered Lord Arthur Hervey, in the
year 1443, sowed a handful of oats, treated
them is the musette recommended, by coo-
tlnally steppieg the dowering steam, and
the prwd•ee, is 1841, has bees for the most
pert ogee ofd s very Weeder barley, baring
es.eb theopear•noe of rye, with • little
wheat, a accuse este; .ampl.. of which are,
H the 1leawr of lewd Bristol, now before
ea." The horned writer then adverts to the
• estreseffisary, bat *stain fact, (bat forms
Ord r dff]ieeei as whew, barley, rye and
eels, have hem proved by the most rigo-
N s saltine., M be accidental variations of
ease eesesee term, brought about no one
kewe a bow, bast before our ayes, and ?en-
dowed perm•aeat by equally mysterious
•gassy. Thee, sous R•sso*, if tbey occur
fi esekfiasoaM pleats, why should they
plia�e sheer is cors pleats 1 for it is not
Nat eseb vgeri.e will be confined to
cis: ri ie the vegetable kingdorb ;
mere Missal o litre them to be a
of a general . ea of creation. .. a . Row Ns we he sere that wheat,
hriey, an sot all •ecident.l
.e.OgMted •peeiee1"
SAM tt# girw be pertly able to judgeOr ish. abbe Chetan' or
egiefower. Theft, other heta
*row s str•ag Meeewteties,
of slt�ae gM Ae M from
Mle�a 'sat this
yi emeeletion at
astw3Mte, as to
.reties. 'There is,
, r M law whoine r
•
hideouts .a10bh ed, by with ti• limits of f rosiluitt fleaRourst.
eesM is teat you species era be atWac-
treMy w((sed,land audit moose seek law be
ve onset • t etisioa is
of gelaaat ebbetegV. " Ths
Mr. Meats is, tbn-
H is, for the cos-
ee0telst se matey other et,.
strew to the game flet, CID scaredl7 be
deebted.
From u. Gerdemer's Chrmi.l.
Psatoa--For the haat three y
during which tires the Potato or�tapfe
bees eo extensively aflricted drew
radisg Seems, my attsello Dm
to • method of cultic at Toeki•g-
ti.ed by a geetl loueeetersthe, distant
war a reflygho,n this place, whom 1 haeo
abo.lwikri the last 90 years to have been a
and successful grower. His un-
varyiag` success can evidently be attributed
to oratiisg mere than the strict observance
of a few simple rules of cultivation, which
I have considered may not be unacceptable
to your readers. In the first place I may
observe that he hu been very particular in
selecting and retaining only such sorts as
arrive at early maturity, Bear abuudastly,
and are of superior quality ; also such as
are not liable to rut after cutting (for he
divides hie set.), thereby ;Antra( double
the breadth eland with an equal meaure
of tubers. They are planted m rows which
are 16 tnche. apart ; the sets 1 four tliea3
rw
from each other. The time preferred, fo
plaatiag is from the second week to Feb. t
the last week in March. They are depos-
ited 3 rube. deep hearth. surface of the
land, and then immediately earthed up on
one side to the height of 4 incites leaving
the sets 7 inches buried (by this method the
wet a drained oA from rhe sett, which are
abs well secured -from frost). At the end
of April or beginaiag o1 May, according. to
the rariattooa of the seasons, tho rows are
levelled down h7 means of a barrow or rake,
and after the Potatoes become sufficiently
strong, they are moulded up in the usua
way . I may add, that he's not an odtoepte
for early digging ; be generally 1 them
in the ground till late in autumn. ilio Alis
of storing a to have them placed n very
Darrow ridges on the surface of ;he ground,
banked up with earth, and well covered
with straw' or Fero and by this plan fer-
mentation min a great measure obviated.—
By the observance of the above rules this
gentlemen hap been enabled to- obtain,
during the last three 'teaser* crops as
abundant and fine sa-the same :mad on an
average ever before produced ; and thiseas
present mutton he has produced a crop of
1400 sacks of sound Potatoes from 21 acres
of land ; hie usual quantity of seed is 4
incite per acre.
PARLIAMENT CALLED.
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Tb. (sesie Zse«rAirw! pab
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PRAMATVON BY idle
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W naaaas tis ""4114i 0 lb Nim,
oPf,li►aoaasw Mott .1.tlti g. at wbi.h
y Itentasal yea were hold and ren r
rf is app•.0td ; swhores we
s
it sad meet assist• -t
wits the general s.uuieses and p hies
welfare to cbarago *solid time of glwtis�
to assod y�so,
ember peertie • thea lee, will
truly esp3. you tad causad l of yespreempts
Wt his
Friday, the 22th sty of Peereery gest ea •
iuiag, Toa tweet me to est Proemial Par-
liament at our city of Montreal, fee the
despatch of hawses*, there to talo ate
consideration the state sad welfare of our
said Province of Canada, and therein to do
as may seem necessary ; and hems 1411
sot.
CANADA WEST.
R. T.
Esocav,LLI (Torii)—G. eberwood, 0 1
Brrowx.-Scott, 1 •
Coarw•LL TOWN—J. 11. Cameros, 0 1
CsRLTor—MWlocb, 1 •
O 1
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Dvsaas—Crysler,
✓ DU*HAar—J. S. Smith,
e E.sex—Jobe Prince
11.LTON—J. Wetenball,
FaonrsoaC--Ileary South,
GLg:toaur--J. 8. McDonald.
GAS s vILLE—Reid Burrett,
H.i�iLTor CITr--BU A. Micas►;
lluaoo—W. Cayley,
HasTIoo4—Bina Flint, Esq.,
H.Lo,r.vo-D. Thompson,
KINGSTON—J. A. McDonald,
KaeT—M• Cameron,
L —Bell,
I Liocoto—W. H. Merritt,
Lescol AL Aoaouroe--.8yomour,
Coyrwrrnoir or Pt000us•—Tie Coen -
petition of ploughs, for a premium of .Cl,
offered by the Stratbiala Farmer -Club, to
any blacksmith or wrigbt bringing forward
the implement of least draught, and making
'the beet work, took place at the farm of
Drum, by Keith, -on the 10th instant. Six
competitors entered. The day being fine,
a great number of farmer, and others were
on the ground. After a careful inspection
of the work, and lightness of draught, shown
by the dynomometer, the committee of the
Club found No. 6 plough, belonging to Mr.
Taylor, blacksmith, Cobairdy, by bloetly,
Wpm gained the prise, being the lightest
of draught, tad at the nine time tho best
work--tbedraugIrt being 3 cwt. in cutting
and turning beautifully. a furrow of six inches
deep, in stiff clay hough lea. No. I, -be-
longing to Mr. Bernet, blacksmith, Keith,
making the next best work, and showing
draught of 33 cwt. Weight of No. 6, 1
cwt. 2 qre. 193 lbs ---and of No. 1, 1 cwt.
9 qrs. 23 lbs. There was in all the ploughs
a decided improvement of the draught over
those which competed last year — thus
showing the benefit of such competition,
Which it is to be hoped will shortly be more
general throughout the country. Among
the many improvements that claim the at-
tention of agriculturists, none are of greater
importance than improvemeote in agricul-
tural implements—the improvement and
application of which is one of the three
branches into which Professor Johnston
divides agriculture ; and it should be kept
in mind, that in every case in which an im-
plement is improved, so as to diminish
labour, there is a saviee of money.—Elgin
Comrier. -
ielLOsrca or THs DAveeT*R.-- The
daughter has much in bur power. She hu
youth, -vivacity, generally the grace of form,
always Me charm inseparable from youth,
often the irresistible attraction of beauty,
and mho may have the still more enduring
endowments. And she may move in the
sacred opera of home 'ma ministering 'pint
of peace, and love and Joy.
But it may be otherwise. Because the
path of duty to her is comparatively easy,
is dictated to her by her" affections, is de-
monstrated to her by every day'. experience,
it dose not follow that she will walk is it.
She may prove false to her obligations.—
Arad what a desolation does she make in the
domestic circle ! How can as wring the
hearts of those she is bound by every obli-
gation to love and cherish ! Instead of ac-
quiescing with cheerfulness in whatever her
lot may be, she may annoy ber parents by
perpetual reflections and complaint*. I
stead of taking her share of the caree and
toils which are inseparable from a family,
she may refuse them all, and choose to
spend ber time in idleness, or dress, or com-
pany, and consider herself born fora higher
lot than ordinary mortal.. By the indulg-
ence of a bed temper, instead of being the
delight and pride of the domestic circle, *be
may keep her home in a perpetual broil.—
Alt. ! for that house which ie under the
tyraoey of • termagant ! There is no dag-
ger sharp as the tongue of an insolent, dis-
obedient, ungrateful daughter. if any eyes
could weep teary of blood, it would be the
eyes of parents who have brought up a
daughter to be their terror, their torment,
and their scourge.
STRACHAN & WARS,
BARRISTERS and Attendee at Low,
8olicito» in Chancery, Cosvejaacers,
Notary Public.
Godeneh. Lake Huron, Camada West_
hetet Simi aces,
Deletes. Hoorn Lts•as.
Ooderieb, Jan. 18, 1148. 8m
ALBION HOUSE,
LAMBS' Street, one dew wart of the
Commercial Bask, Ultmilta, by
Jasnar7, 1St_ I. 168YONDE.
HAIRE-WS alt M'LLAN,
BAUIITLJRffi, Atteraoyq Belieiters in
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Noarouaaiaro—Msyere, •
No•roLs—H. J. Boulton, '1. 1
Ovoan—F. Hines, , 1 1
Passcorr—Johneoo,
Pernissoao'—Jas. Hall,
Poisca Eowaao--Steveneos,
Ruseaii.-Lyon,
Simeon—W. O. Robisao.,
STORwoNT—McLean,
Toaorro c,TT—Henry Sberwood,
Wm. Boulton, -
Wa eTwoare—Dr. Smith,_1 0
WLL•No--McFarland, --1 1
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Ba-rra—Armstrong,
Cnam.Ly—Dr. Beaobies,
C iy—Louis Guide,
DoaceaaTa—Lemiux,
Datisno.n—R. N. Wau.,
Gars—Ciente, 0 1
iiO3itr od�or—SavlIgag, _ 1
K•rsotaaik i—Margese, 1
Lanurrea=N. Duw, 1 0
L'IsLar--Fouanier, 1 0
leeresasaa—Lawns, 1 0
MO,Tatat cur—B. Hosea aid
Lef.otaiae, 9 0
MOR•LL couarr---Jobss, 1 0
Mtaaniquo,—W. naively, 0 1
Maraauc—D. Daly, 0 1
MsNTKLoaarcr—J. Caucboe, 1 0
Nicol-sr—Dr. Fortier, I 0
OITAwa—Egan, 1 0
Poarmere—Col. Dacbasoay, 1 0
Qoaasc crTr--Aylwia and Chabot, 1 0
do covNsr—Cbeemo, 1 0
Rovviiis--Dr. Dartgoo°,
RtcasLnr—W. Nelson,
Rueoveil—.Dr. Taisho,
SaaaooRs Tows--Gegy,
Stse&.aooss osvei y-8. Brooks,
8T. Maoaacs.--L. J. Papinesu.
STAM$TRAD—•Job' 'l''Coas.l1,
Sa.uarar—Laterrwe,
8avroaa--L. T. Drummond,
ST. Hracurru—Dr- Bouttullier,
Trans Rrvnns---Deenoulle,
Two Mou*ruos.-W. Scott,
Taassoov i—I.afoata,se,
Vatramuur.—J. D. Mongeneas,
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Vacsaano-. i. Leeelie,
Reformers Elected,
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H. B. O'CONNOR,
iMPORTER, WEST STREET.
r[IAKES this opportunity of returning his
sincere thanks to his friends and. the
public for the liberal support and distin-
guished patronage he has received eines the
opening of h,. Establishment is Godencb,
sad bete to acture them that he. will still
•detinue to supply them with daffiest and
cheapest article. ,s his line as usual. Ile
would direct their attention to his varied
and extentena,re importa roe. which he is
now rscetvlag of DRY GOODS, GROCE-
RiE.tS, CROCKERY and HARDWARE,
the low prices of which he ie certain will
speak for themselves, and for quality and
variety cannot be surpassed in Western
Canada.
H. B. O'CONNOR.
Goderich, Jan. 28, 1848. 1 tt
V..' Butter, Wheat, Oats, Barley, Core,
km, and ever description of %armor's
Produce mics la exeMag.. Catch will be
paid for good Gran Beed, iiide. and Furs -
NOTICE.
ALL parties indebted to L. PiCK, Ifor
FRUIT TREES, either by Note or
Book Account, osier, rattled lewd ately,
will be placed is the bands of the Clerk of
the Divines Court for oll•enet.
I. RATT NBURY, Agent.
Goderieh, lea. 08, 1 . 1
iNFORWAT19N WANTED
OF WILLIAM HEWS, aged i3, whose
ltitbr died last Sommer at Grease
IoW. The boy mimed ha mother at Mon
!yeah, in Megan last. She se now to great
agony about him, sad will be sheekfel for
iaforreatio*. Direct to Margaret Hews,
ear* of T. Bair, Esq., Stretfed, Heron
District.
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H. O'CONNOR, & CO.,
STRATFORD,
'MEG respectfully to announce to the
public at large, that they ars now
*peeing out at their store, next door to Mr.
Lemma's, and opposite Mr. Daley's, a new
and Select Stock of DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, Ace., which having been
purchased by an experienced buyer, and for
Cash, in the Home and Montreal market.,
they are determined to offer at prices that
will defy competition. They only request
the favour of a cull from intending pur-
chasers to convince them of this fact.
11. O'CONNOR k CO.
Stratford, Jan. 28, 1848. 1 of
NOTICE,
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
•
THE subscriber intending to leave Gode-
rich, takes this opportunity of return-
ing his grateful acknowledgments to his
numerous, honest. and punetuil customers
for the liberal -patronage which they have
extended towards him during his residence
in this place ; while at the same time he
wishes to intimate that a much larger num-
ber of his customers have been very far
from punctual : and these he request. in a
friendly manner to call upon him at their
earliest convenience and settle their te-
etmets, es the nature of his engagements
requires that all his busineee in this District
shall be fully arranged before the first of
April, 1848, at which date all unsettled ac-
counts will be handed over to an Attorney
for collection.
THOMAS WATKINS.
Godericb, Jan. 28, 1848. 1 tf
Caowr Leen DuraaTratrr,
Mentree!„10e1 Meech, 1846.
�
OT10E la hereby given, by order of
His Excellency the Administrator of
the 43eeemm•ot ii Coonan, to alt persons
who have received locators. of land in
Western Canada, since the 1st January,
1812, sad also to parties Iocalpd previous
to that date, whose locations were not 10.
clodd is the list of unpatented lands, liable
to forfeiture, published 4th of April, 1834,
t nalew the claimants or their legal
eesetatives ..tabliah their atria* and
t
out their Patents within awe years
from this date, the land w111 be resumed by
Gsewaswt M he disposed of by Sale.
HENRY NEWMA N,
BREAD, CARA mid PASTRY BAKER,
respectfully ebl,eits the patronage of
tho lehabitants of Goderich and its vicinity,
and Inlets, by strict snootier., to merit a
asp of their favours.
Br -Hard Bieeoi( and ail kinds of
Qfnebeei es head. Cakes made to order.
Gderiek. Ju . 18, i848. 1tf
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PURIFY THE
N0trAT'8
VEGETA!L11 Lin nu.' *ND
PUZCZN1X xrrsy.
THE Ugh »s
sail tud seisheity W
thews pre-ManamaIses
Iiatll¢at»WY* ..
eri� 1111
for their l*nrlable t of 4 ell
ukase rankeeeeddimftess tatielr,..e� K
not truly y aaaary, I?'%b.w•etrd
them. They are knows linker fasts I
thele good worts tootUy Por them, sed they
thrive sot by the faith of the credulous.
IN ALL CASES of Asthma, Aegis and
Chronic Rheumatism, Affletione of the
Bladder mad Kidneys, Bilious Perms a d
Liver Complaints.
to the South and West where times die.
eases prevail, they will be Teemed tenloa-
ble. Plante», farmers, mud ether, who
once use this. Medicines, will'seer be
without them.
Binous Cbohc, and Serous Iwwmuea,
Bales, Costiveness, Colds aid Coughs,
Choke, Cunsumption. Used with gust
success in ties disease. Corrupt Hawses,
Dropsies, Dyspepsia, No person with Nim
distressing disease, abould delay seta( these
medicines immediately.
Eruptions of the Skin. Erysipelas, Fla-
il
Fever and Ague. For this scourge of
tam wea'ern country thou ,dies.se will
be found a safe, speedy, and certain reme-
dy. Other medic's., Ware the system
subject to • return of the di,saas-a cure
by thee. medicine. is per,,aseat. Tri
them, be satisfied, and be CURED.
Foulness of Cumplexiee, Cessna! Debi-
lity, Gout, Giddiness, Gravel, Ileadasbes,
of every kind, Inward Fiver, lnflnmiaetory
Rheumatism, Impure Blood, Jaundice, Loos
of Appetite, Liver Comsplatals, Lapromy,
Looseness, Mercurial Diseases.
Never fails to eradicate entirely all the
effects of Mercury infinitely ,Doerr than
the most powerful preparation of Sarsapa-
rilla.
Night Sweats, Nervous Debility, Ner-
vous Complains of .1 kinds, Orgasm Af-
fections, Palpitation of the heart, Painter's
Cbohc.
P11.E8. The original proprietor of
these medicines was cured of Piles of 36
years standing by the use of theme Life
Medicines alone.
PAINS in the head, side, back, limb.,
joints and organ..
RHEUMATISM, Those afflicted with
this terrible disease, will be sun of relief
by the Life Medicines.
Rush of Blood to for limed, Scurry,
Saltrheum, Swellings.
Scrofula, or King's Eril, ie its worst
forms, Ulcers, of every description.
WORMS, of all hied', are effectu lly
expelled by these Medicines. Parents r 11
do w/11 to administer them who their
exist nee is .u.pected. Relief will be cer-
tain.
THE LIFE PiLLS -AND PHGN1X
BITTERS PURIFY THE BLOOD, and
thus remove all dtii.ase from the system.
A single trial will place tie LiFE PILLS
and PHOENIX B11'TFR8 beyond the
meek of competition in the estimation of
every ;,tient. -
Tbe genuioe of these medicines are sow
put up in .white wrapper. and labels, to-
gether with a pamphlet, called "Mears
Good Samaritan," containing the directions,
ice., on which is a drawing of Broadway
from Wall street to oor 0Mce, by whic
▪ trangers visiting the city can very easily
Mad us. The wrapper,} and sentential.
are copyrighted, therefore, those who pro-
cure them with white wrappers can be
assured that they are genuine. Be careful,
and do not buy those with yellow wrappers ;
but if you do, be satisfied that they come
direct from os, or dont touch them.
(ice Prepared ens/ sold by
DR. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT,
GODERICH FOUNDRY,
FARMERS,ENCOURAGE YOUR
HOIIL MANUFACTORIES.
THE Subscribers beg to inform the in-
habitants of the Huron District, that
they baro in full operation, their NEW
FOUNDRY, wbich for convesienoe and
the facility with which tbe work is done,
equals, they feel proud to assert, any
country foundry in Canada.
They further pledge them.elves to the
public to sell all Goods in their line, as
cheap, if not cheaper; as good, if not bet-
ter, than they can be obtained from any
other foundry in Canada or elsewhere.
The patronage they have mat with during
the short time they have been in business
here, warrant. the above statement, and
they take this opportunity of informing
their friends and the public that they will
use every exertion in their power to main-
tain the character, they trent, they have
fully established for themselves.
The will have on hand Threshing Mills,
Saw
They
and Grist Mill Catinte ; Re -ac-
tion Water -wheels, Smut M.cb,.ua of the
latest and most approved plan, Steam En-
gines, and all kinds of Hollow-waresect
as Bake Kettles, Bellow Pots, Tea Kettles,
Sugar Kettles ; ales various aims of Cook-
ing and Parlour Stoves, and every descrip-
tion of Ploughs, Ise., site.
In addition to the above, they are ready
to receive orders for BELLE from five to
ten hundred pounds weight, and warraated
to be well toned.
GEORGE MiLLER. AL CO.
Codericb, Januuy 28, 1848. ly
N. B. in order that the subscriber. may
be enabled to diseharge the pledgee
vee
in the above advertisement' they mut given
▪ upon prompt payouts, therefore, of all
Notes and Book Accounts now doe, imme-
diate payment is requested,
A. NASMYTH,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
RESPECTFULLY acgoaiets his Mead.
and customers that he cooties.. to
make inen'e wearing topper.), is the most
approved and fashionable style sad oe short
notice. And in returning thanks to the
inhabitants of Goderich and the 'crrowed-
ing neighbourhood, for the liberal ooeoar-
agemasat be bas received, Wyse by assidui-
ty oars personality, still to merit t oosti.u-
sore of, their petives/re.
Gadaieh, Feb. 3, 1848. to
DIV. COURT BLANKS,
DRiNTED ea a wearier paljty of,
for sale at the Haeme Signal iUes,
cheap for Cash.
Goderieh, Ian. Ile, 1448. 1
335 Broadway, corner of Author), strait.
New York. For ale by
PARSONS,
Sola Agent,
Goderich, Jan. 29, 1848. 1
GODERICH CABINET
AND CHAIR FACTORY.
f ATSCHAW k ERBF, Southwest et.,
Sign of the Big Chair, beg meet
respectfully to acgaai.t the public general-
ly, as well as new settlers coming into the
Huron District, that tbey will find it to
their advantage to purchase at the above
establishment, as they continue to manu-
facture Cabinet Ware of every description,
such as Sideboards, Drawers, Sofia, plate
and farcy Bedsteads, Cost», T.lsecope,
Dining aid Breakfast Table., kc., ice,,
Ace., to suit purchasers, and as cheap an say
other establishment in the District.
They also manufacture Grecian, Family
and Windsor Chair.in good workmanship -
like manner, and of the beet materials. --
Country produce always taken in exchange
for any of the above articles in their line,
at market prices.
N. B.—I.. k F request all thee. to-
debted to them, after long credit by' tote'
or book aecouot, to call sed male the sum
before the 16th of March sect, or other -
rem. tb.y will be collected after that dale
with Coats.
Goderich, Jan. 98, 1848. 1 If
JOHN WINER,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST ; dealer
in nista, Oiled Varnisher sad eolo»;
Importer of Oswdne. Magliak Cheeiies/s.
Every article seat Mem this Eitabli.bm..t
Warranted Getable. No. 8, 8tis.o.'.
Block, Kisg Street, Hamilton.
January IL 1848. f .
'hams or ewe Rose, A'ro.•L.—TEN .HiL,
LiIft74 per ansa if paid strictly in advise',
er Twatra ram Sex Pace with the orapiretisit
of the year.
Re paper di.eeauie ed psi) *semen are
paid ap talons ale Willies Nubs is hie .....-
tee to do soo.
Lay iadivideal ie dM sentry besmears re-
tpeewlale far .is cube***.., Mall ramie* •
wvesth pe8e.
11 All limeys a acuses to dee Wive mart b.
Ijset � er they will act be takes est of We
tants ow anvfatWes• -
Six lies. sad eider. first amiss, ..I0 8 •
each mbsemeese Cleanse, • •
iY. bare
sot maim first iesrtiee,..•• If 4"
Over sea YiFoch r'nes e t 11 1•
tea sebesearat iweties. pamartAgee • • 4
A liberal le ale limb
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M year.