Huron Signal, 1848-03-10, Page 4HARD TIMES- w.
at ....., weesen.
W. soy the alas set grimier
Aad held they ars his tree 1
Bo/ *sakajs, wryest wives sad baba.
Therm hawks amide by pas.
Th, dt..hewPe w is elf -impend,
Like fiery et►evais
The Wass d.egsrbet sea
Not heli w meek ss Gia
The .tele ..,pot, so mesa to dries
lie only Is tri Warm ;
'Tu Cie naw gonadial Oaks his dews
'ru rags, sad wain, sod shame.
11,. kindest b..hosd dragged by Oar,
1s frit • tyres" koews,
The tenderest keen that Nature made
Scooters a heart (Inoue.
la foray • boom the kermlese babes
Are poorly clothed and fad.
Became the caving Gra-,lisp takes
The childre.', daily bread.
Clew. wig hoer, take • walk with me,
•T
emu • heath's surer,
And eek the canes of poverty
la lasadrede that we meet.
leheid tbe ahiverimg fvrsol. there,
Who plies her weed node
'Tie tee re este you'll 5sd that Gia
Ther. belple.. wretch Ma made.
Iwai dews "hew, wen, and view below
Yee eviler wider grssad ;
Ther. every wet wed ',seri woe.
Arid every sin are famed
Those little "Mime.e trembling thew,
With Imager and with cold.
Were by their paresis's love of Gin,
Te sea sad ai.ery add.
Leek through tho prim's iron bars !
Leak thnegb that dismal grate,
Aad imam what dire atiairtsae, bestial'
8. terrible a tau!
The debtor, end ib. fides, see,
Though diff riag meek is res,
Toe eh easel And wets thither brought
By sUoieetreejegtGi t.
floe the Pak m•nfeterer there,
Hew lank sad term he lie.
How haggard ia kis sickly deck !
!law dim his hollow eye. !
Hew amply bad his pins nfficed,
Oa wile sad ehildrea .peat,
Bat ail mast let.hie pleasure go,
AU t. the Gin•anlrc went
See that ,pprmatieee-yeaog is vests.
Bet backeneyed lesg is its !
What made kiss rob his *aster's till 1
Ales ! 'twee love of Gine
That sedum aa. -1 knew him once,
8e jansty, spruce, asd smart !
Why did be stn1, then pawn the plata?
Twee Gia e.seaod his heart !
Bet lurk ! what awful seined was that 1
'Ti. Relegate's awls) hilt !
It ,4i, alas, ler berme guilt !
Sims m•=elbster's knell
Ok, wend seed ! Oh, what could cease
Asci punishment sad iia
Hark ! beer his words, be owns the eau.
" Bad company mrd Gus."
And when rbe tater* let is laid.
Of darkness, fire, and chinas;
Hew eau the drunkard hep. to 'seeps
Th... emLsiiag piss.
THE WATER E WATER
sv wiLttaa taorinewtR.t.
The Water ; the Water !
The joyous brook for me,
That mauls through the quiet sight,
tia ever-living/leo
The Water ! die Water !
That sleepless merry heart,
Whisk gurgles ea osetistedly,
And {event to impart
Tea .,o.ed it mime small meaners
wits owe most perket pksaore.
Th. Water ! the Wooer !
The Mende stream for me,
That gushes from th.'old pay some,
Beside the adder tree.
The Water ! the Water t
That ever -bobbling sense
1 towed sad looked ern while • child,
Is deepest wo deri.g,_
And asked it whams it come sad west,
Aid whoa its weewre• would be moot
The Water ! dor Water !
The merry, wastes brook.
That brat itself to pleasure me,
Like mise oma shepherd crook.
The Water 1 the Water !
That mag se ferret at noes,
Aad sweeter sill all night, to aim
Batiks from the ple prod mope,
Aad fres the little fairy fads
Thad gleam is be•vea's reswps platers
The Water ! the Water !
The deo' sed blessed 'big,
That all dog fed the hide towers
Oa it. beak. Inloessning-
T e WOO, ! rho Water
That tevmw'd is my est,
Weiss oda mist -tilts parity,
Tet Mph well sight beer ;
Am) wdefw u ib. pt...( heaves,
flew meek • pilgrim had bus thrives.
The Weser ! the Water
Where I hove sheet rain tests,
la I..eli•eee sod h,esdtieess,
A 'hung of under veers,
7b. Water ! lbs Water t
Whom them happy bees.
Mill'bsse.,fd epee iu how. Bower.
Id1111 alsh Widow from.
And idle hoped *y NA moth, bit
Os mos nod b! Lae id,brry.
The Woe* 1 Bir Nw. t
My her pin Mawr as'took
New teal thy foossde sparkled Seth.
Fw prmkmg dip s oils& .
T0111 Ohl 1 tills War
Of mise ewe Mali. glom
The dltdesso• ewe 1 eh helm*
Rat assersioN beer Thaw. Mee 1111, WM `OW
With sassy that km as Gtr smog t
The Waw ! the Weser 1
Tis wild sad glassy wove,
Upset whew bees" hake Pre Argsd
Tb fisolleyelket mem.
Tin Wows ! the Water l
O h1..d t* sea thee an ;
Thee aea.a..1.IiU'..aliteoie,
The sail slay hoot.
Aad Nag it, daepile o1 r.dsem.
With dreams..ld,pa(te4 gladsome
The Water ! rho Water
Thii meander padre tote,
That whispered to my heart how .Doo
This weary We was dose.
The Water ! the Water !
That rolled re bright sad floe.
Aad bods me .welt Dow beestifrtl
Wee its seal'. parity ;
Asd how it glanced to heaves its wave,
As wasderisg os it sought its grave.
A• eminent physician says, that noisy
of the completing which produce the pre-
mature death of fashionable and beautiful
woman ars produced by their practice .1
undressing to `o to pi•esure parties at tea
end twelve o'clockst sight. ?tisk of it,
ladies *.
An editor out west has married a girl
named Church. Ile aye be has enjoyed
more happipness, since he joined the Church
then be ever knew to all his life before,
"Some aro hated for being rich, and some
are hated for being poor, so that I think a
Dean is the best," said an old cynic to kw
better half. " Well," says she, µ I behave
the aeon folks do make out the beat.
GODERICfri
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORE.
THOMAS GiLMOUR k CO.,
HAVE always on hand • cheeps assort -
most of all kinds of fancy sad
STAPLE DRY GODS, GROCERIES.
Hardwsaere, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, &c.,
Aed as their stock is selected from the
principal warehouses in New York and
Moetreal they feel confident that they can
furnish a superior article for lea price than
it can bo obtained elsewhere in toe Hume
District, as in all cash traneactleirs they
bare resolved to deal upon the principle of
small profits and catenate* sales. They
solicit an examination of their ample stock
of New Goods from all intending pur-
chasers.
N. B. -All kinds of farm produce taken
in exchange for goods, for which the high-
est market price will be allowed.
Godericb, Feb. 3, 1848. to
NOTICE
THE Subscriber would announce to those
who are indebted to him, either by
Not. or Book Account, aro requested to
call with WILLIAM G. SMITH' and set-
tle the earn* es or be'ore the 20th of March
next ; and if said aecounta are not settled
by that time, they will be placed in the
heads of the Clerk of the Coort for collec-
tion.
Any person having any claims, or ac-
counts against the subscriber, wit. call on
Mr. William G. Smith for fisa/ settlement
of the same.
Godericb, Feb., 963,18 1848. OLIVER.
FOR SALE,
BY the subscriber, that valuable property
situated in the township of Goderiel,,
on Lot 19, 4th concession, within St miles'
of the town of Gudericb ; there is aood
Saw Mill on it and 80 acres of land 20
acres cleared. It is a sever failing stream
well adapted for any Machinery, such as
Carding sod Fulling Machinery, Distillery,
and Gnst Mfll.
N. B. -Will be sold cheap for cash, or
part of the money may lie for a few years.
Apply to the proprietor.
Goderich, Feb. 18,vM. 13448.ALI,IGH3M,
NOTICE.
THOSE indebted to the Subscriber are
requested to make immediate pay-
ment, or else their notes and act -ousts will
be put into the hand of an attorney for col-
lection.
ROBE
T
Goderich, Feb. 18 1848.ERWF.
*1
HENRY NEWMAN,
10111 READ, CAKE and PASTRY BAKER,
Jfi respectfully solicits the patrons(' of
rho inhabitants of Goderich and its vicisity,
and trusts, by strict atteatiot, to sent •
share of their favours.
N. B. -Herd Biscuit and all kinds of
Crackers ea head. Cakes mad* to ovist.
God,rieh, las. 28, 1848, 11(
TO CAPITALISTS.
GOOD and safe I.TestmsN
eeta. V.Iu.,
MiLi. SITES std FARMS for sale
ea Lake Huron.
A good Mill Privilege on the Lake shore
within six mile. ofGaleria', baring 16
acne of excellent Liked, Hut Mill e•e be
built on for rock, and within 60 feet of tea
feet deep water is the Lake; the Moll dam
can be made 16 to i8 feet high at a thi,ag
expenes sad on a never father steas,•bs-
dance of Saw -logs ha the vlcimt .
Also, a eptend.d hill privilege ►elf •
Mile up se the Eighteen sib River which
is .avlgabls to the Lake, ?wisp 4f •terve
of first rete 'sad, pfesty of Pine and other
Saw -logs is the vtelieity.
AND ALSO -Poor of the bat dsae ie -
tine of FARMS or sad wear the Lake
Shore, with impresemeat,.
Tbe above well Wetted sed very nitwit*
property will he said low for deb, or heti
ole purebw m.sny may ramie Ibr three
or fear year" ea mortgage.
Apply niece Lawns" wns" be Hiker Lemke*pallt
r iber
Poe* r , OmledelAer Vire ietater
HPIWINE
Pert Albert. Godarueb,, Pak3, I, . IA
CHATHAM.
DISTRICT OF /KENT.
VALUABLE UAL ZSTATE F OR
Mme-. LIZR CHANCR FOR
CAPITALISTS.
fttHE sobseri►er haring re
ha„
arise is Gdenck.snd with lbs view e1
sauy/ag os ►ir operation with more deoo 1.
t sad suceees, is is want nab...oars
the of e following valuable property far sale,
attested in the Svenska/ tows of Chatham,
the District seat for Heat, for cask only
via -
That adeatye.saly sheeted property
is Chstbani Norte, oestauigq FOUR wa-
ter Lote--accordeag to tis tows plot ser-
vey-wilb a good **d .ubetse4t.ttem story
Dwelling Hoene theme, Knits*,
celleot garden, summer hous, k-, kc ,
suitable for a large family era tc
Hotel, a Bern 40 feet by 34, •sd a large
enclosed Building well adapted for distilling
or for storage, being erected as • .ubetaa-
nal wharf, moonsg vessels of over 300
tons berths*. On the premises 1. also so
invaluable Spring, the excellencies of tta
waters are not surpassed is the District.
-AL80-
Two Building Lots in Checking North
Block Gwell situated, beteg oppwlite the
new IkiAre, shortly to be erected.
-
-ALSO._
A largo two .tory Frame House fronting
the Barracks, 40 feet by 28, nearly 6oi.hed,
with half an acre Lot belonging,
-AL80-
SEVENTY-FIVE Acre, of excepe.t
Land intoned • on the banks of the Rirer
Thames, only three mile. below the tow*
of Chatham, with a dwelling House 1Dere•
on, about 40 •tree cleared, and In a high
state of cultivation.
MI, or part, of the. shove property will
i. sold ori reo,owble terms for csah doers,
or oat -fourth down, and the reitoaloder is
three yearly tnetalarents. Title waque.tioa-
ab1 , For further particulars esquire of
M. Is 0. Dolma Chatham, or to:the pro -
'miter at Goderirb,
CHARLES DOLSEN.
Goderich, Jan. 28, 1848.
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Ws rodeos, at the Store of
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158. 11, 1846.
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I. DATUM/JURY, A,dge„ 7,
OSigek1, Jar. », MS. t ,r
LIST OF LICENSES
SININIIVED FOR Tilt HURON DISTRICT 1N THE YEAR 1640.
legellieeeee
of uCIIINt
SHOP.
1,
0.
4.
s.vs ..
wwa w ares anti
2 11111
3$47 Witham timer,
3 1u Fels. W. B. Or,
4 1b& Janes Waues•
7 ..
8 ••
9
t0
11 ••
12
13 ,•
14 „
15 .,
• 16 e,
17 .,
Id de 44
20 1'
21 0
as .,
G.
9944 ..
lA te
96 ••
27 0.
ALE AND
BEER.
2
ZS„a v
L
Freesia
Jolts Hicks,
sebawiss Fryfagie,
William Hicks
A.drsw tlebad,
Thalami Nagler',
Jobe AIIea,
Ashore Doorigh
haws M•
,Junes WhisI7o,4,
Daeadd 0..'...,
Robert Dme t.,
Henry Haack*,
Thomas Dark.,
Peoria 11..4.4,
Jus Balkwdl,
George Hader/ie,it
Jame Oe.tles,
Robert Cook,
David Mucro,
T. W. Robi•eos,
Robert Ellis, s
Bennet Jokes,
Joke Dealsp,
mimosa, Wry as ttovst-dee
ascii. ow lawn.
Sseadvel. £710
tisd.ieb. 7 10
7
10
7 10
Illaattss47 -
10 A70 0 0
ane 73 e0
est* Ra.iMpe, 3 10
North li w►upe, 3 00
Vitebsk 3 10
De. 3 10
dt•ahp., 7 10
Illuo,Z 710
3 10
7 10
Gedatieb, 710
De. 7 10
Stretford, 7 10
Taahsramtrk, 310
306
tart, 3 10
Bayfield, - 300
O.deriek, 7 10
McGillivray, 310
Unborn, 3 10
Biddulph, 3 10
Ciodench,
Do Teweab,p, 3 10
NDo. Esetho 3 10
Choleric!' • 3 10
Gh
7 10
J nice,
Oodrrieb.
1 10
1 10
133 0 0
.1 0 •
tin 0 0
(Signed,) For C. WIDDER, I
isePerbr Ilwreai As7r4ct.
B. WILSON, D.pesy.
A true O'Py, . DANIEL LIZARS,
OFFICE CLERK OF THE PEACE,
Clerk of the , flume District.
God.rkh, 21st February, 1848. 5
GODERICH FOUNDRY.
FARMERS,ENCOURAGE YOUR
HOME MANUFACTORIES.
THE Subscribers beg to Inform the is.
habitants of the Huron District, the
they have in full operation, their NEW
FOUNDRY, which for convenience a
the facility with which the work is done
equals, they feel proud to amen, any
country foundry in Canada.
They further pledge themselves to the
public to sell all Goods in their Iine, is
cheap, if not cheaper • se good, if not bet.
ter, than they can be obtained from any
other foundry in Canada or elsewhere.
The patronage they have met with during
the short time they have been in business
ben, warrants the oboes statement, and
they take this opportunity of informing
their friends and the public that they '•d*untie*use every *untie* in their power to main-
tain the character, they trust, they have
felly established for themselves.
Tkcv will haus on band Threshing Mille,
SIM Mill and Grist Mill Castings ; Re-ac-
tioe Water -wheels, Smut Realities of the
sad d meet approved plan, Steam En-
gines, and all hied, of Hollow -ware, such
as Bake Kettles, Bellow Pots, Tea Kettle",
Sugar Kettles i also, various sixes of Cook-
ing and Parlour Stoves, and every descrip-
tion of Ploughs, kc., kc.
In additioe to the above, they us ready
to receive orders for BELLS from five to
tee hundred pored' weight, and warranted
to bowel! toned.
GEORGE MILLER k CO.
Goderich, Jaeoaay 28, 1848. 1y
t
teal
N. 8. In order that the subscribers may
be enabled to discharge the pledges given
in the above advertisement, they must in-
sist upon prompt payments, therefore, 01.11
Notes and Book Accounts oow due, imme-
diate payme•t ie regulated.
H.'B. O'CONNOR,
IMPORTER, WEST STREET.
TAKES this opportunity of retuning his
riacere thanks to hie friends and the
public for the liberal support and distin-
guished patronage he hes received since the
°peeing of Dia Establishment is Gsdericb,
sad begs to aware them that be will still
ccheapest v apply
his fine se astral.times with the arid
H
owed direst their attention to his varied
and extentessive importations which he is
oow receiving of DRY GOODS, GROCE-
RiES, CROCKERY and HARDWARE,
the low price" of whish he is certain will
"pent for themselves, and for quality and
variety cannot be surpassed in Western
Canada.
Goderich, Jen. 28,18 8.0'CONNOR.
ill
(%i"Butter, Wheat, Oats, Barley, Corn,
kc., and every de.enption of Farmer's
Produce taken in exchange. Cash will be
paid for gaud Grass f , Hides lied Fen.
H. O'CONNOR, & CO.1
STRATFORD,
880
ribheept Lira,
lty gtOsesettece to the
wl
they are sons
operas( oat at tk.1, atom, seat door to Mr.
Lostoia ect opposite DRY GOODS,
GROC1&l8e, kg., whieb levier been
purchased by as experienced buyer, sad for
Cart, he the Hose and Montreal usrkete,
they are determined to offer at pi54. 1
will dee competition. They *al
the favour of • call from i
chasers to eooeince rhes of Ude set(
ff. O'CON
Stratford, Jar. 18, 1646, NOR RICO.
INFORMATION WANTED
(' F JOHN MORIARTY. who kit ire.
v/ land ie April, 10ib, accompanied
hie brother and Meter, sad arrived at QOokae
in 1011e- Thetr tly p de d b
a
Tweaks is Ile
oboe
the` t period lobo Moriarty haeme, Mss
rmwtd et. Itis agpe.ed be writ to tM
adAe bit fermsatieu re peeti.g hawTv, Pat i 6,lw, Mtikate T Mosite-
will be theakhlly reeetead.
Cassia Wad,
Issuery 10, 164e. 2
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et sew Weeks, and well wlutsd under hem
the seat popular sedum tithe dog, will yam the
pages of the Magasise.
The Editor/eel .sodded tet tk. is sesed*,t
and treat country M wham service they see
tend me Meas their where, wiU ebserfallp
lead its support to mompagmadeow. sad
liner Bite eadwtakmt• Tb. I.w ow at
etas& the l placed, h ia order that
esey penes vri1Mbt►. Celery whit ow wed.
mad ifeard.a. 4 seal mai crestal isepaos.msut
may mese.. • eskssf►sr sad puma dib week.
meaty -
The Vanessa
Mood emoi
sod a es geed ewe corse mit w. et w egad
of die yew
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herded side , m emit
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PURIFY TAE
3401'?Alma 4
VEIETABLIC LIFE PILLS AND
PUIEIoNIX BITTEIMIL
T/11 Ilgk sad wield ealsbe, .10*,
thews
attired f*',t M j um
la
111111 Pmtry
11.. diatoms trhie6 t to tt~dthetwal penes esest e. te+teirtesthem. an san►? hrfhd;
their geed works teettfy fbr them, sed they
thrive sot by the fear et the eredahram
IN ALL CAGES et Amami, Amite sad
Croue Rheuseatt iti AlkeMiass of the
Bladder aid Kidneys, Bilious Fevers and
Liver Compllinte.
1* the South and West where thee* alis-
esses prevail, they will be famed invalua-
ble. Plasters, farmers, sad others, who
ones use these Medihes, wiU seem be
without them.
Bilious Chiba, trod Beim Looseness.
Biles, Costiveaas, Cold. and Coughs,
Cbohe, Coneamptioa. Used with great
success in the. disease. Corrupt Humors,
Drupelet, Dyspepsia. Noroom with this
disease, dtase, should defy using those
weirdest' immediately.
Et -apnoea of the 8ku. Erysipelas, Fla-
tulency.
Fever sod Ague. For this scourge of
the western country thee*
be found a safea will
dy. tither kyr and ehtals res..
t to a midi/lees leave the system
sobjec mare of the 110611,-11n
mediaises ears
by *h . ie peraressat. Try
shwFoulness he sa a m W bo CURED.
lily, Gout, 'ia., 6.asral Deb&
lGtdtll
i seer kinaeadi
, Gravel, Ile*ckoe,
d, inward Fever, Iafi msmatory
Rheumatism, Impure Blood, Jaosdicq Loris
rf Appetite, Liver Complaints, Leprosy,
Looseness, Mercurial Disease*.
Never kiln N eryieaw ootinly all th.
F
streets of M tris
the most power. Maly sof•S
rolls. MrdeM•
Night Swats, Nervous Debility, Icor
volts Comp)aies of all kinds,-
feetioas, Palpitation of the a/ Al
Cholic- t, sister's
PILES. The origin' proprietor of
these medieises was cured of Pile, of IA
years staod,ag by the use of these Lie
bled,cinee alone.
PAINS in the heed, side, back, Wale,
joints and organs.
RHEUMATISM. Those afflicted with
*hi* ter. Ile dinette. will be fare of relief
by the Life Iltalieiee,.
Rush of Blood to the Head, 8tany,
Ssltrkeuse, 8willieg..
Scebfula, or King's Evil, is its west
forms, Ulcers, of every description.
WORMS, of all kinds, are e&etoaU
expelled by these Medici:tea. Pas will
do well to administer them whenever cheer
existence is suspected. Relief will be ea.
tale.
THE LiFE PILLS AND PH EN1K
BITTERS PURIFY THE BLOOD, tied
thus remove all disease front ib. system
A earle triad will place the LIFE PILLS
and PlICENIX BITTER$ beyo.d • the
reach of competition is :he estimation al
every patient.
The genuine of these medicines are sow
put up in white wrappers and labels, to -
tether with a pamphlet, called "'Magee* •
Good Samaritan," conpiaing the direetM.atr
os which is a drawing of llnsdw•
tr
from Wall street so oar Oak.. by which
'Imager' visiting the eity eaa very deafly
find u.. The wrapper. and Samaritans
are copyrighted, therefore, those who pro-
cure them with white wrappers elm he
ed that they are g.nmiee. Be eare161;
and do not bey these with yspes wrappers ;
but if you do, he atu6.d"that they e
ew
direct from u., or doat toocb thea.
02' Prepared and sold by
DR. WiLLIAM B. MOFFAT,
333 Broadway, vomer of Aatbosy street,
New York. For al. by
• BENJ. PARSONS,
Gaderiek, 3s11. *8, 1848.
Sete dtvsd
GODERICH CABINET
AND CHAIR FACTORY.
LATSCHAW k ERBF, Southwest
Sign of the Big Chair, begmost
re,pect10!17 to acgoai n the public gneri.
ly, as well as new settlers comlog into the
Huron District, that they drill find it to
their advantage to purchase at the .(rove
establubregpt, as they coatiooe lo snow_
facture Cabled -Ware o/ every de•eriptios,
such as Sideboards, Drawers, Sofas, phis
and fancy Bedsteads, Centre, Telescope,
Dining and Breakfast Table, fire•,
kc., to *tilt purcba.ere, and an cheap as any
other establishment in the District.
They also manutaftee Grecian, Pavey
and Wisd a Chairs is good workmanship*
like manner, and of the beet material,....
Country produce always taken ia exeksup
for any of the above articles is Steer /sus,
at market prices.
N. B -I,. k E. request all thee* in-
debted to them, after long credit by note
or book account, to call and settle Se seine
before tbe 16th of March next, or other-
wise they will be conveyed lifter filet date.
with Costa.
Goderich, Jan. 28, 18411. 1 tf
JOHN WINER,
WHOLESALE! DRUOOHYP ; toast
st
ON Puns, Otter Vandalise ad *elms;
Importer et Gsesiee English Ceseektda, -
Every article Beet from tis Fotabitakeessel
Warranted Genuine. No. 3, Rtirsy'e
Block, Kisg Street, Ifamiltor.
Jemmy 14. 7148. 1
Tawe w vas Cassa !seat.-T1EN BRi
Et
LINOS pee i msams if pried errle*ip• im
or tTwrtve eat. tkx rim. with .3. e n
yem.
if
paid. *ort e•therd earl! amus am
pettish* sh* tkihas h hie swear.
for orr ix deme ry Ase less*.
17 AN Wien
pot Podp{er they we to
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