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THE WEE RA4IUIT LABBUE.
Wee, army, uuud• beshfri' utas,
Toll. totting th,oegh 11.e steer thy lase,
Like many Leek, ihrougb clads s' rata,
7'by face .0 fair
reaps sweetly through thy dwelling waits
0' raves bane.
Thy woe bit neck aid booms bare,
'I'hsu'b touted by the cash) sew sit,
Ars pearly pure, sad lily fair,
As snow -Lau fags
As' thy wee cheeks glow like • pair
0' rosea blawis'-
T►s' ase' thy mak, as' scrimp thy deeding,
The' btesk thy haute, as' Pelf tby feedlot.
'nue soeel thy lair, se' leigb thy branding,
Still tR can ass
Sweet Beauty a' the groes leading
Captive to thea
Yet Beauty's e'en a dosbda' gift.
We mickle slew, but little thrift ;
Wi' it the rich may make • shift
To lead the fashion
While humble Beasty's cast adrift
On human passion.
Alack ! poir wean, thy fate 1 fear,
'Thy morale' sky's e'en could an' drear ;
Dark poortitk hovers is the inc.a
We boding scowl,
An' how cam sic as thou win clear
0' fees so foul.
Aril beldame fortune, would I keened her
I wades, wee thio, see tbee wander
Wi' thy sena' limbs sae dim an' slender,
Ezpoa'd an bare
Aed thy wee feat, 'seven), an' tender,
A' dinlin' sair.
Hail, holy Nature ! thou s base power,
Iles gl'e'e bet beauty for her dower,
O teed wi' care this tender Sower
That springs free thee,
Asd rear her safe is virtue's bower
Aaeeth thine e'e.
• GABERLUNZiE.
Arid weseded he Orli sa pieved by the sweet,
But eumasa'd to ester the my of ate led. •
He Isy like the warner meting to rest,
'`teeth the feeds of ate banner he always loved
best ;
lie Led like the Christie' is calmsesaard peace,
Wiles the danger sod tells of bis welfare cease.
IG. freed spirit was borne by the angels of light,
To s eaa.toa above elf d,misg and bright ;
While the friends that stood 'mead bun faithful,
though tee.,
Kneed the deet that use left sod bade him .dies.
His grave was prepared 'uesth tate palm -tree',
shade,
Awl there to deep silence grid grief, he was kid;
Nu •otbetu was sounded, ■o slow, ,etyma keell,
The boom of that cannon was Eyo's farewell,
tied friends while yon weep for him that's sway,
For those who are left, we benrech you to pray,
Surruuoded with death in that dark heathen lead,
They need the strong hely of the Say ieur'sEight
hemi .
HARPURHEY BRANCH
cw THE 'OROS DI8TRICT AGRICUL-
TURAL tt1OCIETT.
Ma. Eu roa,—The followieg lines were writ-
ten some time ago, and Dever intended for the
media eye. They will not bear criticism, as
the author was too lazy to revise. Insert them
or not as yea choose. — L.
LINES ADDRESSED TO A YOUNG LADY
18 ra,utosAILr soci1T T. v~t
1 saw thee gentle maiden,
'hong thy compeers eating and fair ;
And 1 marked thy every motion,
With a deep sod anxious care ;—
There wan intellectual brightness
In thy dark and tranquil eye:
And the native dignity of thought
Set on thy forehead high.
Thy lips were like young rosebuds,
Moisten'd with dews aspiring,
Thy breath was like the perfume
WVhieh those opening rosebuds fling;
There were grace and virgin modesty,
In every act of thine,
And thy wordebespoke • purity,
That seemed almost divine.
I marked thee when surrounded
By the beaming eyes of youth, -
And Ira ardent henna that loved thee
For thy purity nod truth ;
And 1 bless'd the hallowed influence
Such purity imparts ;
To smootbe our harsher nevres,
And improve aur wayward hearts.
Then 1 saw fibre raise the goblet
To thy rich and ruby lip,
And with all thy native witchery,
The sparkling liquor sip ;
And the chum of 6,7 pun influence,
Ah whither had it flown
Thee went lovely still u ever,
lint thy influence was goo
For the sparkle of that ligser
Shot like lightning through my brain,
• And its eors'J associations
Pasa'J before me is a train.
I saw it seer the parent's heart
Consign his child to .Lame, -
And came the child to bring disgrace
Upos the parent's name.
1 saw it lay the noble youth,
Ie his manhood cold and low ;
I taw it serve the murderer's arm
To strike the deadly blow.
I saw the beauteous maides,
Of worth sod spotless fame,
Brought by its demos socery
To what i may Dot emote
A thousand sight., more fearful stiU.
Shot fleetly through my mind ;
Fur 1 viewed drat liquid as the drink
That maned' woman kind.
Thee marvet sot I shadiered.
Moe I saw thee lend thy smile,
To hallow that unholy thing.
That breedeth gad( sad guile.
Wires I approacbed thee *serer,
dtnage fire was in Ibis. eye;
Thy breath had lest its sweetness,
And thy lips were parched sad dry.
1 strove to wear the heedless "mile,
Nese knew my keling.--oone—
Bst f losrh'd and carried that sparkling cup,
Aced thy power seer me was rose !
Perth, 1848. L'
To Tina apnea M Tea *11108 NOTAL.
0,e.—W,II yea oblige a friend (though a
schoolboy) by iassrting the following lines tri
yew, sneh.resd paper, ea the death .f the Rev.
Wm Janson, Misseeary at Old Celeh.r. i.
.ssoa,es with the United Presbyterian Chuteh,
perhaps it may monism tem, of your yeses
"seders es it has done me.
Your ,song friend,
s4
Fee Attica's sake we entreat yon to pray,
That oo her nary arise the bright star of day
That uplifted oo high the cross she may see,
And her sable sons soon be made doubly free.
(Takes from the Record of the United Presby-
terian Church.)
THE IIARPURHEY BRANCH of the
Iluroa District Agricultural Society
will hold • Meeting fur the Exhibition of
FARM STOCK,
bac. ke. Re.
al Mr. Jonas Cotrp's Tavern, Ilarptuhey, on
Friday, bept. 22, 1848.
For the purpose of Ad)udgisg sad Award
tog PRIZES for the various Animals 'ad
Articles hereinafter meottuoed ;—
FIRST CLASS.
£ s. d.
For the best Entire Hone 1 le it
2nd do. 0 15 0
Fur the beet Brood Mare end Foal- 1 0 0
2nd du. do.• 0 15 0
Fur the best Two-year old Filly • • • 0 15 0
end do. do•••• 0 10 0
For the best Yearling do• • • • 0 15 0
2nd do. do•••• 0 10 0
SECOND CLASS.
For the best Bull 1 10 0
2nd do 0 15 0
Fur the best Milch Cow baying had
a Calf in 1848 1 0 0
2nd best 0 10 0
For the beet Two-year old Heifer
calved after the let Jan., 1846, 0 15 6
2nd best 0 7 6
For the best Bull Calf calved after
the let January, 1848..• • 0 15
end best . 0 '7
Fur the best Heifer Calf calved after
the 1st January, 1848.••• 0 1
2nd best. 0 '7
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GRRAT TaaVRLLRa's EIPRa1RC.•to 07
Worse -1 have observed among all''na-
lions, that the women ornament themselves
more than the men ; that wherever found,
they aro the sante kind, civil, obliging hu-
tuane, tender beings, that they are ever
inclined to bo gay and cheerful timorous
and, modest. They do not hesitate, like
man, to perform a hospitable or generous
action ; not haughty nor arrogant, nor
supercilious, but full of courtesy, and fond
of society ; industrious, econotnical,ingen-
uous ; more liable, in general, to err than
man, but in general also more virtuous, and
performing more good actions than he. I
never addressed myself, in the language of
decency and friendship, to a woman, wheth-
er civilized or savage, without receiving a
decent and friendly answer. Web man it
has often been otherwise. In wandering
over the barren plains of inhospitable Den-
mark, through honest Sweden, frozen Lap-
land, rude and churlish Finland, unprinci-
pled Russia, and the wide -spread rbgions of
the wandering Tartar, if hungry, cold, wet,
or sick, woman ha, ever been friendly to
me, and uniformly so ; and to add to this
virtue, so worthy of the appellation of be-
nevolence, these actions havo been per-
formed in so free and so kind a manner, that,
if I was dry, I drank the owect draught, and
if hungry, ate the coarse morsel, with a
double relish.—Ledrird'sJ.etters.
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NEW STORE.
STRATFORD.
BY WM. I1.IiINE.
TILE Subscriber begs leave to intimate
that he has opened a STORE at the
cast end of Stratford, with a general assort-
ment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
bee. And he hopes for a share of the patron-
age of hie neighbours and the public. He
Belle cheap fur Cash or Prodree.
VV M. H. HINE.
Stratford, March 24, 1848. 9 6m
A. McK. W.
From • tearless .( d.rkeees on Africa's shore,
A sad voice hoe bees heard dot ewe i• se more;
Aeelldier et the areas hos kit's ora hu shield,
And pese feley some es the dart haute Mkt.
jt. (osgb( sea es Moor kb path with the stair,
Bet te .pied a1, glad eidjap el ;sobs' sane ;
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For trio best Fat Ox
end do.
For the best Fat Cow
2nd do.
THIRD CLASS
For the best Ram
2nd do.
For the best pair of Ewes having
suckled their Lambs till the
1st of July
- 2nd best.
For the beet pair Ewe Lamb,
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For the best Tup Lamb
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE.
For the best 2 bush's of Fall Wheat 0 15
2nd do do. • • • • 0 10
For the best 2 bushels of Spring
Wheat 0 15
2nd best 0 10
For the best 2 bushels Siberian
Spring Wheat 4:1'
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2nd best 0 10 0
For the best 2 bushels of Barley••• 0 10 0
2nd do. do. •:• 0 7 6
For the best 2 bushels of Oats• • • • 0 10 0
2nd do. do.•••. 0 7 6
For the beat 2 bushels of Peas • • • • 0 10 0
2nd do. d0 • 0 7 6
For the beet bushel of Timothy. • • 0 5 0
For the best 20 lbs. Clover Seed.. 0 15 0
For the best 10 lbs. Swedish Tur-
nip Seed 0 10 0
2nd best 0 5 0
For the best 12 R6ots of Mangle
Wartael• .. • 0 AI 0
NOTICE.
APPLICATION will he made to the next
Session of the Provincial Legislature,
for leave to bring in a Bill to constitute and
form the following Townships and Gore,
and Block of Land, viz :—North Easthope,
South Fasthopc, Downie and Gore,—Ellice,
Blsnnhard, Fullerton, Logan and ilibbert,—
Welleslcy, Morningtan and Maryborough,
and Western half of Wilmot, and the Block
of Land behind Logan,—into a new Dia•
trict. ALEX. MITCHELL.
Scc'y of Committee.
Stafford, [Huron], t
1st of April, 1848. S - 1006
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from Chamber's Miscellany of Useful and
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MILL SITES and FARMS fur sale
iso Lake Iluron.
A good Mtll Privilege on the Lake shore
within six miles of Gud.rtcl, havtrs bti
acres of excellent Land, the Mtli can be
Malt on the rock, and within 50 feet of tea
feet deep water in the Lake; the Mill dam
can be made 16 to 18 feet high at a trilling
expense and on a never failing stream,sbun-
dance of Saw -logs in the vicinity.
Alio, • splendid Mill privilege half •
mato up on the Eighteen tulle River which
is navigable to the Lake, baring 45 ecru*
of Brat rate land, plenty of Pile rind other
Saw -logs in the vicinity.
AND ALSO—Four of the best descrip-
tion of FARMS on and near the Lake
Shore, with improvements.
The above well selected and very valuable
property will be sold low fur cash, or half
the purchase rnuuey may remain fur three
or four years on mortgage.
Apply (if by letter post paid) to Law-
rence Lawrason, Esq., London, Robert
Parke, Esq., Goderich, or to the proprietor
JOHN HAWKINS.
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ISAiRY PRODUCE.
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FARMERS, ENCOURAGE YOUR
HOME MANUFACTORIES.
THE Subscribers beg to inform the in-.
habitants of the Huron District, that
they have in full opention, their NFW
FOUNDRY, which for cnnvcnlemce and
the facility with which the work is done,
*vale, they feel proud to assecrt, any
country foundry in Canada.
They further pledge themselves to the
public to set all Goods in their line, as
cheap, if not cheaper ; as good, if not bet-
tor, than they can be obtained from any
other foundry in Canada or elsewhere.
The patronage they have met with during
rho short time they have been in business
here, warrants 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 tent, they have
fully established for themselves!.
The will have on hand Threehiog Mills,
Saw
They
and Griat Mill Canting! ; Re -ac-
tion Water -wheals, Smut Machines of the
latest and molt approved plan, Steam En-
gine.", and all kinds of Hollow -ware, such
as Bake Kettles, Helaow Pots, Tel Keltlee,
Sugar Kettles ; also, various arses bf Cook-
ing end Parlour Stoves, and every descrip-
tion of Ploughs, ke., k-•
1n addition to the above, they are ready
to receive orders for BELLS from five to
ten hundred pounds weight, and warranted
l0 be well toned.
GEORGE MiLLER k CO.
Goderich, Januest 28, 1848. 1y
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RULES OF TIIE EXHIBITION :
1. Any person receiving a Premium for
any of the above-named (train and Peas, to
be obliged to sell to any member of the
Society, if demanded, Ten Bushel" same as
the sample shown, at the highest market
price.
2. The Material of the Domestic Manu-
factured Cloth and Flannel to be produced
from the Farre of the Competitor.
3. All Subscribers having paid their
subs, ription, and only such, to be entitled
to compete for any Premium.
4. Bulls must have a ring or screw.in the
nose, with a rope or chain attached to, pre-
vent accidents.
5. Heifers with Cal( at foot may show as
lleifers.
6. All Stock exhibited "hall hare been
Ole bona fide property of the Exhibitor a
month before the Show, and all other arti-
cles shown must have been produced on the
Farm of the Exhibitor. Any person violat-
ing, or attempting to violate, this rule, shall
be rendered incapable of competing on any
future occasion. ,
7. Any person neglecting to pay their
Subscription on or before the 27th of June,
will be debarred from competing or entering
for any Premiums offend, unless they pay
to the Treasurer, two weeks before the
Cattle Show, a sum equal to the proportion
which such subscription paid, on or before
that date, would have secured from govern-
ment or other sources, so as to place their
subscriptions on the same footing as that
of others, who pay in time to get such
addition to the funds.
8. All Competitors Inc Prizes must give
the Secretary notice of the description of
Stock or Produce they intend to show, be-
fore the day of Exhibition.
9. All Stock and Prodooe to be on the
Show Grouod by 10 o'clock on the day of
the Show. The Show to commence at 12
o'clock, noon.
The Satiety's PLOUGHING
CH will take place in (Melte.
G. THOMPSON,
Secretary, 11. 8..9. 8.
Harperbey, 71A April, 1848 12
DR. HAMILTON,
PURIFY TUE BLOOD.
MOPFAT'I
VEURTABLE LIFE PiLLB AND
PHECFNix $ITTCRB.
9111E high a.d eased celebritywhich
these pia-SIWaset Medicines re se-
quired for their invariable efficacy is all
the diseases which they profess to care,
has rendered the mould practice of pea kg
not only ua.eeessary, but uaworthy of
them. They are kaown by their finite ;
their good works testify for them, and they
thrive sot by the faith of the credulous.
IN ALL CASES et Asthma, Acute ad
Chronic Rheumatism, Affections of the
Bladder and Kid.sys, Souses Fevers and
Liver Complaints.
In the South and West where these dis-
eases prevail, they will he found ievalua-
81e. 'Planters, farmers, and others, who
once use these Medicine., will never be
without them.
Bilious Chadic, and Serous Loose.es.,
Bile., Costiveness, Colds and Coughs,
Chole, Coasumptieo. Used with great
success in this discus. Corrupt Humors,
Dropsies, Dyspepsia. No person with this
distressing disease, should delay using these
medicines tmm.dmtely.
Eroptioas of the Skin. Erysipelas, Fla-
tulency.
Fever anti Ague. For this scourge of
the western country these medicines will
be found a safe, speedy, and mazes reme-
dy. Other medicines leave the system
subject to • return of the dwaso—a tura
by these medicines is mousiest. Try
them, be satisfied, and be CURED.
Foulness of Complexion, Gemmel Debi-
lity, Gout, Giddiness, Gravel, Headaches,
of every kind, Inward Fever, Inflammatory
Rheumatism, Impure Blood, Jttnadiee, 1.0.s
of Appetite, Liver Camplaiats, Leprosy,
Looseness, Mercurial Dieeesse.
Never fails to eradicate entirely all the
effects of Mercury infinitely sooner than
the most powerful preparation of Sarsapa-
rilla.
Night Sweats, Nervous Debility, Ner-
vous Complains of all kinds, Organic Af-
fections, I'alpitatioo of the Hoary Painter's
Cholic.
PILES. The original proprietor of
those medicines was cured of Piles of S5
years standing by the use of these Life
Medicines alone.
PAiNS In the head, side, back, limbs,
joints and organs.
RHEUMATISM. Those afflicted with....
ibis terrible disease, will be sure of relief
by the Life Medicines.
Rush of Blood to the Head, Scurvy,
Saltrheum, Swelling!.
Scrofula, or King's Evil, in its worst
forms, Ulcers, of every description. '•
\V)RMS, of all kinds, are effectual)
expelled by these Medicines. Parents will
do well to administer them whenever their
existence is suspected. Relief will be cer-
tain.
BRITISH HOTEL,
GODERiCH.
LATILT 4 CCVPIED UT Ba. ISIAC 4TT*REnar,
r1MIlE Subscribers baying Leased rho above'
SUPERIOR HOTEL, beg leave res-
pectfully to intimate to their friends and
the public in general, that they have opened
for the reception and accommodation of
Boarders and Travellers, where they will
be happy to receive those who may honour
them with their patronage. It will always
bo their study to furnish lbs Table with an
ample portion of the best productions of
the season, and to keep their Bar supplied
with Wines and Liquors of the best de-
scription, so as to merit the approval of
their customers.
J. K. GOODING,
JOHN LANCASTER.
Goderich, Jan, 28, 1848. 1 t f
N. B.—Excellent Stabling will be afford-
ed, and an active and attentive Groom will
be always In attendance.
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REPUBLICATION OF THE
LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
EDINBURGH REVIEW,
FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW,
WESTMINSTER REVIEW, end
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Magazine being an exact fac-simileof the
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The wide -spread fame r these splendid
Periodicals renders it needless to say much
in their praise. As literary organ,, they
stand far in advance of shy works of a si.
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, while the poli-
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They embrace the views of the three
great parties in England—Whig, Tory,
and Radical—Blackwood and the London
Quarterly are Tory : the Edinbugh Re
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The Foreign Quarterly is purely literary,
being devoted principally to criticisms on
foreign Continental Works.
The prices of the Re -prints are lees than
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while they aro equally well got up, they
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over the English reader.
MA
SURGE() .71',
W R e T
G O D E R I C H
Feb., 1848. sy
JOHN J. E. LiNTON,
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*OTAa7 1 0■L1C,
O,,rl»kiisSi Iter Queen's Bench,
AND CONVEYANCER,
STRATFORD.
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FARMERS' INN,
STRATFORD,
BY THOMAS DOUGLASS.
THE Subscriber (fromGalt) has lately
rented the above well established INN
and HOTEL in the West end of Stratford,
from the proprietor and late occupant, hlr.
Jobs Sherman ; and he begs to say that he
will codeavour to see the Public and 'Trav-
ellers well accommodated, and their corn -
forts attended to. Ile has good Stabling,
and an attentive IIostler. His Bar is well
supplied with Wines and Liquors.
THOMAS DOUGLASS.
Stratford, March I, 1848. 7m3
OUTSTANDING DEBTS.
STRATFORD.
THE Subscriber *i11 be obliged to enter
i those in arrear to trim, tech the Clerk
of the Court, if not immediately settled.
A. F. MICKLE.
Stratford,.5larch 97, 1848. 911
ROPEMAKING,
BY GEORGE LEVERSAGE.
FULLARTON.
T11E Subscriber of Lot No. 4, Cocession
918, Fullerton, manufactures ROPES
of all sizes, made from hemp grows by him-
self• Ile has sold largo quantit;ee, of
various sizes, in Stratford and neighbour•
hood ; and lie invites the attention of the
Public, as he can safely warrant all the
different kinds made by him. From a Bed
Cord to a Cable he will be enabled to
furnish, when the improvement on 8is works
are completed, by the addition of the new
machinery he will soon have erected.
GEORGE LEVERSAGE.
Fullerton, March 28, 1848. 9tf
References—Messrs. A. F. Mickle and
Thos. M. Daly, Stratford.
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Goderich, Jan. 28, 1848. 1
CaOww LARD DRPARTBatsT,
Montreal, 100i March., 1846.
NOTICE is hereby given, by order o
His Excellency the Administrator o
the Government in Council, to all persons
who have received locations of land in
Western Canada, since the 1st Jaeger),
1888, and also to parties loeated previous
to that date, whose locations were not in-
ein lbs list of unpatented lands, liable
to forfeiture, published 4th of April, 1839,
that unless the claimants or their legal
representatives establish their claims and
tae out their Patent" within free years
front this date, the land will be resumed by
Government to be disposed of by Sale.
FOR SALE,
BY the subscriber, that valuable property
situated in the township of Goderich,
on Lot 19, 4th concession, within 51 miles
of the town of Guderich ; there is a good
.Saw Mill onit an d 80 acres of land, 20
acres cleared. It is a never failing stream
well adapted for any Machinery, such' as
Carding and Fulling Machinery, Distillery,
add rist 51111.
NG. B.—Will be sold cheap for cash, or
part of the money may lie for a few years.
Apply to the proprietor.
WM. ALLIGHEM.
Goderich, Feb. 18, 1848. 3
VALUABLEF ARM LOTS
THE LiFE PILLS AND Pll(ENIJL
BITTERS PURIFY THE BLOOD, sad
thus remove all disease from the system.
A single trial will place the LiF PILLS
and Pl(ENIX BITTFRS beyond the
reach of competition in the estimation of
every patient.
The genuine of these medicines are now
put up in white wrappers and labels, to-
gether with a pamphlet, called " Maffat's
Good'Samuritan," containing the direction',
bac., on which Is a drawing of Broadway
front Wall street to oor Office, by whkia
strangers visiting the city can very easily
find us. 'Tho wrappers and Samaritans
are copyrighted, therefore, those wbo 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 ypu do, be satisfied that the,
some
direct from ns, or dont touch them.
Prepared and sold by
DR. WILLIAM B. MOFI''AT,
335 Broadway, corner of Anthony streak
New York. For sale by
BENJ. PARSONS,
Solo sflgena
Goderich, Jan. 28, 1848. 1
FOR FALR
iN TIIE HURON TRACT, NAMELY :
TOUR Lots un the First Concession of
Godorich, fronting Iake Iluron, con-
taining 82. '72, 671. and 581 acres respec-
tively. Two of there Lou havo consider-
able improvements, and one of them'com-
modious Two Story Log house, with Gar-
den and Orchard. Likewise, SIX LOTS
on the Second Concession, containing 80
acres each, two of them partially improved
These Lots are situated on the Bayfield
Road, from six to eight miles south of the
flourishing Town of Goderich ; the land is
of the best quality, and well watered. and
the front hots command a beautifal view of
the Lake.
For particulars apply(if by letter post
paid), to JOHN CARK, Goderieh.
March 17, 1848. 711
NOTICE,
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either by Note OT Book account, ars
requested to make payment on or before the
first of May next ; after that date all de-
mands, remaining unseated, will positively
be handed over to an Attorney for immedi-
ate collection.
DAVID MUNRO.
Goderich, March 29, 1848. elf
ALBiON HOUSE,
JAMES' Street, one door west of' the
Commercial Bask, Hamilton, by
January, 1848. 1. ESMONDE. •
SALT ! SALT !
1 N BARRELS, deep for mob or market-
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T. GILMOUR k CO.
Feb. 11, 1848.
TO PRINTERS.
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York, where they are ready to supply ardor,
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(or'a Printing Office.
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from an esterely new sett of Matstees,
with deep counters, and warranted to be
uneurpassed by any, wt11 M sold at prise/
to suit the times. All the type fsesaiebd
by us is'" hand east."
Priating Premiss Weighed, and alma,
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amount to, may give the a-beve six seethe'
insertion in then papers, ad awed their
papers containing it to the Subscribers.
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No 78, Arun, Street Moo York.
December 7th 1847. t.lb
HENRY-NEWMAN,
BREAD, CAKE and PASTRY BAKER,
respectfully solicits the patronage of
the inhabitants of Goderich and its vicinity,
and trusts, by strict atteatiot., to merit a
share of their favours.
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Crackers on band. (Jokes made to order.
Goderich, Jan. 28, 1848. ltf
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