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TSC LARD OF MISTS AND HEATHER -
BELLS.
floe wine is red. the lamps are bright,
Aad /reins sod jewels glace,
Where Ladies with dim Leers to-.igbi,
Ars mt•gbng in the dance:
Derek the moss'. sebu1 .wells
B. glade••s bri.p to me -
m. land of met• sad neuher bells
L tar be read the we
1 aught the grows where 6re•fitr gleam,
'Moss noels of red and gold,
To b.n.h from my mind the dream,
Bet .till the days et old.
LTbe glens, the moon, the a Douro -fells.
Come bock suis to me. -
The lad of mew sad heather -bells,
Beyond the Northers me-
This
e -This lend 1s rich with all the bus
And nn..res of the spring:
Arpad my path, 'mug moonlight dews,
The trawler team sing:
B., stilt my hunger's" spilt dwells
With olio who walk'd with me.
'Mug misty inure and heather-biB ,
Beyond the NN,Mr• .es !
AGRICULTURE.
THE COST OF FINE WOOL.
Newton Reed, of AmcdiaUnion, (Dutch4
ea Co.,) ie a letter to the Cultivator fol
August, .aye :
We followed a mixed husbandry, es the
sale is about equally adapted
t
o grain and
grass, and yields a better return than by
any single branch of farming. The value
td improved lands, in good need farms, is
shoot fifty do' ler, per acre. The Number
efsbcep kept on a farm of two hundreJ, is
four hundreJ, besides a team of four oxen,
two or three horses, four cow*, end a few
young cattle. There are usually about for
ty acres under the plow and one hundred
end sixty in meadow a0d pasture. What
-proportion of the farm is devoted to the
sheep, cannot be defined, probably not leu
than one hundred and twenty acres. Th2
quantity of wool produced on an overage of
these Hocks is two pound" and three -quer -
ter" per Reece ; and the average price per
pound, for the let rex years, has been forty-
seven cents. The surplus sheep sold each
year from a Rock of four hundred, and not
lees Jhan one hundred, at the price of a dol-
lar and a quarter per head. This amounts
to six hundred and forty-two dollars.
The cost of keeping sheep includes a
part of the general expenses of the farm, as
fencing, taxes, seed plaster, manure,• &cc.
Henry Swift, of Poughkeepsie, was accw-
tom&d to pay a tenant on one of these
taro., same years ago, two hundred dollars
yearly fpr the labor given to four hundred
'sheep, which included the securing of the
hay, winter care, washing and shearing and
all other l■bot devoted.to them.
Now, as to the profile of the business of
growing fine wool, it is plain that it dose
not yield a large per cent., like other bran-
ches of farming, when well done it brings
a fair return. There is • general'mprne-
. too among our farmers, that their busi-
n ess dols not yield them five per cent., on
the eapttal invested; but i believe it can be
demonstrated, that with skilful and prudent
management, the farts yields at least six
per ceot., if the valuation of :he land be not
too extravagant.
Onood land, easily cultivated, the rais-
ing
1
Ing o7 grain is twice as profitable as any
branch of grazing. But a there meet be
manure tit keep op the fertility of the sod,
it is nee enary that a portion of the farm be
devoted to stock. Therefore, what seems
• deficiency in the profits of the gran crop,
is made up in the increased production of
grain, and this in a maxed husbandry the
acre of grass 1s truly as profitable u ao
acre of w brat.
We prefer fine wooled sheep to other
stock, fur several reasons ; and the first is
that on our dry, arable lends it is more pro-
fitable than making beef, and bring much
lees cue and labor than ohm dairy. -We es-
timate that it requires as much hay and p.s-
ture for eight cows or &teeve, as for one
hundred 'beep. Sheep writ' do as well on
straw and other course feed es any stock
will, and on poor or dry pasture sheep do
well, whsle cows or fatting cattle would
not do at ill. The ga•stity of hay to one
hundred sheep, through the winter, does
net exceed fifteen tens. it :s our opinion
• Iso that on land suitable for wheat or corn,
the manure of sheep is better th•..iho.,•-
nure of cattle, and oo certain cold grass
land se a top drew/inc. I might Rad that
there is leu flee wean in the wool market,
that in that of beef sod the products of the
dairy, eon.tgoting a more stable and uni
form business. And there is lees trouble
of beyeg and soiling, after the flocks ere
Nils established.
wake elute.. Large shrines however sjtil bee• takes oa i(.sdoy a.d Tweedsy Co, CASJI for Wit It:ATI'
felly sad carefully sada sad kept. are bad bot we (sons was po.lpousd fur • work, at
s epeeist meeting of the Leonetti held yes • T the Galeria Mi14-end Cob her Cherry
travellers. The react* eldecompultron terse' y. Aaw SLop at Oednbb..d Repeal Mills,
's 10114/1•01 1a ivory cheese, cad .oth,ag A atroog oppuitioa to the proposed la. by WILLIAM PIPER.
Oodtrack Mills, 6111 December, lu49 46-tf
but dry.••s cao put a stop to it ; but I. muw.t h.e been got op h the Cly, and
largo dives this degree of dryness a Jf16 unless the Duectors conte in a more tar.gt- IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
cult of •ttsiornent,-l• seldom shamed.- U. sad sati.lactory shape before lbs pbiw
What is called koow.' to cheese a amply oe ootid. ly bops the uppuay neo 0 11 a- FZRA HOPKINS, se best Flatabrosgh,
oueewlul. The routs a sot sl Jelerms. .4 having foe • few msstbe past bees •rung s•
f.rmeotauon, acid this 1e the first step to .d -ib esp.... is not yet ytarsstned-ibe Tr.nelli.g A,vas far the WA8HINOTON
MUTUAL INSURANCE CO, oke• ttt. pre-
decompwition, %arch a inevitable, after puttee who ere to rise's the buddug cel ..., pp,,..,, si it.•ktag lbw' 1■ab i.at. d
the bsa•isg has owe occurred. The great lbs road ars not koow.-ibe Lutlery part ,he Wellington District fee the very liberal pct -
losses heretofore sustained by foreign mer•
la( th• Ocawe ts out rt5taovNI. to •bort ,ansae and.ucu•ragereset wbirh b bssreeeivsd
sortie' is determtard but that • Rel at •Mir bide : tall bas sow the piesesre .r ra-
chant.-perchuers of large cheese, b.ve Rued to the North is wanted, price Ave Immune ahem tet he is dolt athrized re set
made them shy of the article, and their loss bundrsd thousand pounds. And on flits .I•nl« the OENF.SEE MUTUAL, the forsaer
of character bas led to their fall in value." cW rcaesunaute reit::
tno w.omlad /bob Cr./011100a,
pI W000a .-to 1•ai18 o • being rclua.Iy droted to the Ir
•orotic. of Farm Stock and B.,Idinp, the latter
respond to the demand to the provost elan • ,slug ri.k. i5 T.wes,-.ed brit tea very mode -
Tea Arris on Tangs.-Haalag • small
and if the friends of the scheme permit u nim e"n"'
young orchard, of •►out 60 treee of the best forcing it forward previous to thew being Te. W•suuoTon Coa►.av o.gcrs eseeliu ad•
cultivated vari'ttee, 1 was greatly eunpriud sotuethiog 4e1atte to go oo-we hope ibe da..y .1 .o rhe Agrieoh•Lirrnt, rskiag ern
eletlon will ne ative the R"sal.-G/a4e. din.y risks woo* per emit., doing f • imam,.
on finding that the above insect was doing g P upti amount 1 ►aiaer, having a ver large cask
great injury to lbs new growth. The - uptul ea bud. aid promptly midis, all claims
lesvoe were carted o and blacklisted, the I DIAN TROUI(LES, rg.m•t the Ina'itution,-Cepiu•I, 11384.009;
P Men,bw'•. 37.916. -both being daily wrestling.
young shoots retarded in their growth. sod BTILLwavRa Ymesnta Territory, t TN' Ginn/ft COMPANY is intended to Inman
in lime instances entirely killed. My April Ith, 1850, ( against Fin ie Tawas a.d Village,. and the
quire and seedling topple trees of the se- For come dav• ibere hes been eoseidera- rates arceoseq.esdy higher t• propned.'s is the
q gll t t h d b rules twine 'realer ; bot in centre f the
mond year's growth were in a still worse a earl tateu ere, octauu.e 50100 torte husisesa dose, link mon be hitherto peen
l .auq .py+uases Lee`
the sine./.. _i. rill tee the Ent pavesst tar Lying 5M
eoadiuos mu of the to bete so mom -rust
r 1 p 1 51 new hand by eons, the burs- poet thmees years the Assessseenu have rely
pletely covered that they were ds.troyed• tog of our village sad the a.s.sere el its avengedtweppeeruse •Itho.gb aeries that pe -
My fret reined, wan a strong in!usion or 1011 bitan•.. Sud Icnly ate morning aces• rind mute et . msniissstrooa Ives ever haute
tnbacco-any four ounces to PA quarts 01 ' /'any of warn we made their sppoaranee ihave Bees EZRAtiIIOPRIN8.1Atret far the
our streets, and the rause of their warlikee Wellington and Heron Dueness.preparations was explained. April l8th 1819
Last Sabbath morning about seventy-five
braves Com the Crow, RodWing, a0
J
m.NuR i -n Peiuhrwrr s.wf.ispr i•.Inl eto• nh t+•r+h•wir 1p1 r(nnp
ewr•ryd
boiling water. This wan p'acd in a suita-
ble vessel which was held by another person
u I t own -the limbs,one
care( I boo d
nett e 1 y
er two at a time, and immersed the ends of
them in the infusion. A few trees were
treated in One manner. The insects were
lulled by the tobacro infusion ; but 1
thought the effect on the young shoots and
tender leaves rather injurious.
tVbile reecct:ng oo the subject 1 remem-
bered having read that the bitter principle
was destructive to insects. I seized the
:dee and resolved to try it. The bitter se-
lected was the common quassia of the shops,
u being cheep and intensely bitter. Ilalf
a pound of quassia chips were boiled for a
few minutes in six quarts of water. When
the decoction wan cold, it was used in the
same way as the tobacco infusion, with
complete success, and without any appa-
tent injury to the leaves or new growth. -
All the insects (bat were wet with the ligmd
were kilted.
Many of my young seedling apple trees
that looked sir miserably three weeks ago,
arc now sending out a thrifty gro. th, which
contrant■ pleasantly with the blackened and
curled fubage below which was nearly de-
stroyed by the wood louse.
Would strong bitter infusion destroy lice
on cattle and stock t It is cheap and per-
fectly safe -safer in my opinion than un•
gueotum or tobacco.-Prarie Farsur.
LARGE VS. SMALL CHEESES.
The .994fn6rla Telegraph, speaking of
the great declne in Ore price of cheese in
the northers part of Oh t, the tut Mason,
attribute It to the large sine of the eheee-
5.. s
" it is staled by o:.e our moot intelligent
and cautious merchants, that hie elper.enee
of N.w York prate of eheree, argoired
during hie fall bait, to fnoke pereha•es,
settled on his mind, cnncturivcly, 160 Lou
and weight of cheese.. intended for export
or for city eve. ile fnend on enquiry et
the h'gh..a maces, 'bet while five and a
half tent@ mato to the top price for our large
Maud eltereee, the small seer, ray from ben
to lwesty pared , were quick of ole at
w oe or mu and s half cu. The he doctor-
ed wee • Aet *alb beewfeg by u muter
0xerebast rt the habit of beyingebeeee, •tad
11 ta a fact worth buena( by these who
WA -ha -thaw bands, vurprteeel a toutpany their view•, •std afire E. I1. by Ieaviog their
of fifteen Cbippaw•v., who were n.aklsg names nod place of resideuee with either of the
•agar forest toile, trom here, on the Apple following gentlemen :
River. wbteh empties into the Si. Croix, Jeep COemracao, Cembiidge.
right utiles above th:.. They killed the Huey Env.
Berlin.
whet° company, with the exception of a Tno.as,Seaaaow,
boy about a ght yore of age, whom theyR. Returnee. Agent for Gripe and the
took prisoner. About half the killed were tir,ghbori.g Tnenships. 3e -s15
men, the others were ',saws and children. FOR SALE.-
None of the Stoltz were moored. TIIREF. MILL PRIVILEGES, elope to
th
About an hour;ago in e heart of our 1
little village, they&Jorme.' a ring, in the the Lake Shore, and at 6. 8 and 18
centre of which was their prisoner, around macs from Goderieh. with email Farms at•
_born they danced. The fresh scalps were iached . Alco -ONE HUNDRED Balding
stretched on hoops of a foot or more in LOTS in the new laid not Town Plot of
diameter. and suspended on pole., earned\Cicalow, on the 18 inti@ Riven, and on the
aloft le the dance, the Inn' hair Austin{ train road from Goder,cb to the Banishing
loose. They were in Gill war doses, in all sett temente in the new county of Bruce.
rte glory of .ermuil:on, feathers, trinketsTerms-One fourth of the put -chafe mon-
the
trumpery. Some of our citizens many• ev down, the remainder in Four iatalmente
felted coesidereble solicitude for the with interest. Apply (if by letter poet -
prisoner; but /hay send they did not intend pail) to ibe proprietor,
•0911 11 tiwyll '134'0
to kill him. . The scalps of hal father and JOHN HAWKINS.
mother were before hen. They have now Gederich, March 18, 1850. 3e-n8m6
left and have separated /or their several 1`'oTICE.-Recetved in Store rut No -
bands. The Chippeways will, beyond ail ,ober, per Schooner .9aseratios, A
doubt, revenge this murder in a sport time. fist vat IRON, consigned to F. C., Godeneb.
They are not .o numerous as the .Sioux. If the ,eine ie not taken away forthwith, It
but are better his mo - And the long eta be sold to pee carts. -
Mick hair that this morning fell so 'ries- CHRISTOPHER CRABB.
(1117 over the shouldi+e of some of (hone Gnderieh, Jan. 23. 1(50. yr-n511f
tall, fierce braves, will to a few dare 6e •
borne higher in our streets, Jangling tom a CANADA LiFE ASSURANCE
.calp hoop to grace another dance. -(.'fere- c 0 y P A N Y .
land Dr•,ocrat.
CALI/.an]IAN Lorre*s.-The last aerie- THE Suberiber bavi.g b.es appistad
t:ty of this new and men• side) vein litera- Arent of the
titre, la the followingfrom the Boston Post:
CLOVER Sowtte Macn'R--Vgae saes -"Mister Editor-larndgeable female, is is prepared to receive proposals for •Aees-
ple•-Much of the Clover upon - the James remarkable scarce on rho Sarah Neradr, vane, o*,d will M happy to afford to 007
River lent►tions, is rows by a very cheep. but the fellers being continually at work person the necessity information, se to LM
Pwith Heir cradles has no time to thiole of prt.etpl.. t►f thS ltetitslina.
simple contrivance of a box' made of thio rte pettyeots. Gold is veru plenty and- ie - JAMES WATSON-
light wood four inches Jeep three and three the occasion of much gilt, the forynit me- Hod.rieb, lith lune. 1819. v2e19tf
ere been' shot and retied... I am d ggin' my-
self, in the bed of Feather river, which is as
full of gold as a quilt of cotton. The So
"CANADA' LiFE ASSURANCE CO.,"
quarters wide, and thirteen feet long, divid-
ed into thirteen equal parts and twenty -els
half-inch boles through the bottom, six
maim apart; that i5, two touch division.
Over these holes tact a piece of tin, through
which make a hole, about three-six-teenlhe
of an inch, larger or smaller, until itis found
by trial that 1t will sow the just quantity
per acre that yo0 desire. This implement
is generally carried by • strap, around •
KINCARDINE ARMS.
(Near fie Wharf Godvetel,)
entity is mined. The Sandwiches has moa- BY H. MARLTON.
tered strong, and to has ibe Polly Neabuas. THE above hotel has gond Ieeemodatiou
Also the Chinese 1s beginoin' to come in ; for travellers, Stabhsg, lett., ke.
but the boys don't like their long tails, nor The Packet Mary Ann will lure God*.
the way their eyes Is ant in their heads.- rich (wind k weather permitting.) regular
They're a proud, lazy, steepi.b looking set, ly twice aweek for the hi•'ardine Settle -
and onium they iniad their pea and goes moot. For freight or pea age apply to
they'll get a lemmin'. Why can't they use Capt. Rnwan at the Kincardine Arms.
tobacco and work for betters and worship Gaderieh, March 35th, 1850. n8-13
God like Christians, instead of chewin' , ,
I
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abrih.wNOTba.ier bCeesE. •preeeted Aneel
THfar the PROVINCIAL MUTUAI. AND
GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY, hen•
by intimates, that he is prepared to reeeire Sub-
scription. for Stook :n the Proprietary Branch.
and applications for Is.orseee, is the Mutual
B ranch, sod to {.ve nob infermat:oa an the
subject as may be regeurcd.
Gnderieh, nth Sept. lel* 2.-.341.
man's neck, who shakes it as he walks, and their infernal •plum soil laafin' and worship -
sows • bed fifteen feel wide. It appears in' idles 1 There's mete a number here,
too, from the Society !elands. Nice Soci-
ety they have here, I guess. There isn't a
petticoat nor t pair o' breeches in the hull
crowd, and they're all piled up as if they
were afraid o' ruetin'-
Soap fat and stele goose grease is a per-
fume to the stuff tine gets on the leeward
side o' one on 'em. Then there's Irish and
Scotch and Juhn Ball• and niggara and yel
ler-bellies-so, as stated aforepaij, the so-
ciety is i mixture, and no mistake.
The nateral featree of the tole is sand
k rack... In the ..sod the golf is generally
e onght for near the rurr.nt, and in the.
rock we leek for it in cern. There'* one kind
m
of deposit they call a pocket. The pocket
is general) found in the natural breeches of
Ott" mountain, and can only be dug into with
• pick. The miners who words these de-
posits are known as the p'ekoncket gangs.
In the sand the preahus metal in (mind in
grains and gobs. Some may Pay that the
gobs is not the reel stuff, and that nobody
can say who's what until the assayer has
crucified it; others say that priapic acid will
d"
the bnsiners. Not bein. a kimmlat or
an essayist, I eaosot decide. The princi-
pal quadrupeds is prime dogs, turkey bus -
undo, and ceottpodes. The climate ,s pret-
ty healthy to the mountains, but we suffer
with egnr in the wilderness. Gold is pro -
cored in various ways. Some epeckilators
have done well by hiri.g gangs of Isamu
to dig, .04 .$tooin' '810 as @tan as they've
got enough to make It worth while. r ve
got a pretty smart chance that way, and in-
tend to beat It down the Sacryrneato to
San Franciseo,where you can always Aad
a sale for our ear.
Prigging sod merrier is punished with
death wham any of that boys Is suffners, but
we don't take se eemplaieto from ferrinen,
Metne...mid Iaja.L A grape -vine balm
and a maple Iimb is the weal method o( s'-
e knahen. The turkey buzzard, which ie a
bird of wonderful Mattnk, le partial to cold
vote's. ewe on the adjoining trees until the
viol *perk has fled, when they come re a
body round the Corp.., and carry off the car-
rion with their great 'steno. Funerals is
done rep quite rnitgh here.' When a atop,
dive, Ms mete tau hu clothe. (which ie
generally Mod) an.1 his pick and shovel and
his gold. end then holes him. A few of t►m
dtn•essed leave, wills, behind 'em, but they
meetly die detested."
Character will always operate. There
note be little culture; dander abilities -no
•position jn society; still, if there be • char-
acter of sterling excellence, t1 .:11 commeed
renitence. it will sectors emirate redoes
, besides who knows In what it
may !unit? Therefore, Int all pay the ant
mut attention to the chewier., teething is
/sets Irnpe►tant.
not only to go a labor raving implement,
but a crop increasing one.-.9griceliorisf.
TORONTO UNIVERSITY.-iNSTAL-
ATION OF THE CHANCELLOR.
Tho ceremony of installing the Hon. M.
drflergniere Into the office of Chancellor of
the University, took place on Thoreday af-
ternoon lest. The new City Hall hied been
granted for the occaaioo,4y the Corpora-
tion, and the area of the room, with the
Inge gallery, was crowded at the appointed
trine, with a highly respectable s.nrmblege,
including a very large number of ladies. -
Many of the members of both holden of
Parlismenl, the-It/hest legal functionaries,
end the members of the Curporeuon, were
in attendance.
Its Excellency the Governor General, at-
tended by hie stiff, arrived at half -past two
o'clock ; and shortly afterwards, Mr, De
Blaegniere was conducted by the officers of
the University into the rnom. After the
oaths bad been •dsIotetered, he returned,
attired in the Chancellor's robes of purple
and gold. Ile was prevented to that Gover-
nor (:••neral bo Dr. McCeel, with an address
in Latin, to which his Eeeelleaey made a
suitable reply in the same Iaagnage, deliv•
ore.' in bre ua.:al grad ful and emphatic
manner. Nr. deBlecgoters then took h -s
Peat in the Chancellor's chair, after which
Mr. Pro Vice Consultor Smith eoneretule-
tcd 'he Chancellor upon the horn, conferred
him, and the members of the University on
the choice they had made : he concluded by
expressing a fervent hope, that in future.. .11
parties would units in supporting the Unt-
unitt, by which •loos it could peeper.
T' a Chancellor thea addressed the se
.smWsge at coesidsra►Ie length.-witl'',rat
geed (.sling and abrllty, and his Exeells.ev
followed him. We have very full motes or
these *preehct% bet the presruro of Perls.
mutiny matter com-els tie lo defer them
till Tueedsy. The epee'ch of hie Excellen-
cy, we have heard enteral!' rII' pronunnced
the greatest efr..rt of slogneoee in matter
and in manner, which ever wee delivered in
Cantda. His Excellency was loudly ap-
plauded in the moron of 1:. odd and
when he ant down. the cheering w deaf-
reing•.
The Prefei.nrs, manatee. and ender gr'
Jules of the lrniversity, wove the .ncee•-
steely presented to the Governer Gee0eeI
abed to the Cheneelloe, and the
brake uit his Ex«Maty Ming entbuarett-
rally cheered as maturing bis carriage: -
(Glob*, Ws foot.
Tian !A TT.*r RartanAD.-Our ►.ak es
aro aware that the C'mmen C,roeetl have
n►slued the gnesunn in ibe decision of •
popular tot., whether t 100.000 shall he ad-
immt.v.d by this Ca. in the L.ke Siatwe
Rut Reed .eh.srs. The note wee to Mee
HN CLARK.
New Tailurtn;,r, Establishment
IN GODERICH.
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TOE Subscriber begs to inform the inhabitants
of Goderieb and us vicialty, der he ba re-
ceived a Large Supply of to LATEST IM-
PROVED PATTERNS of
COOKINTG, B 0 X,
tart,
1)R. P. A. McDOUGA
CA N be consulted. ag.91 „
ire. Wm, F• O.oSif 15L 13/4110411.`
AND PARLOUR S'I'O'I•ES,
which he Oren for RALE at very -
REDUCED PRICES FOR CA811.
The S.beee,ber •1eo keeps os bead, es ssaeh
et bis OLD STAND, • LARGE and very Sa-
eerior.wenlmrtit of
TINWARE of -every description.
The seamier" takes this opperieuiy of veer -
nine his &teem tbasb to the Public for the very
Intend pstruage he as received sloe/ he has
beers i• besiner a Gederich, and hopes by strict
•taemtisn to beemees. and leederue priers, to
coat islet W receive • share of the pnblte estrowaee
N. B --GRAINING. PAINTING. GLA-
ZING. PAPER sad BELT. HANGING e.nied
esu heretofore. WILLIAM STORY.
Goderieb, 6th Sept. 1849. 2v-531 if
Goodrich, Sept. lith. 1M8. rely.
I. LEWIS,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, RtC.,
Jere, 1848. GODERICH.
ALFRED W, OTTER,
General Agent & Conveyancer,
COLLECTOR OF ACCOUNTS, `e, 1..
OODaRICH.
Oct. 1, 1849. 1-481
JOHN STRACHAN,
BARRISTER AND ATTORNEY AT
8inLAW,
.dicifer Chaserr11, Cipirrya.ecr,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Ifo his once in West Strut, Goderieb.
Goderich, 1st1 Januar', 1880.
DAN1IL HOME LIZARS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
sad Conveyancer, 3ofieiror in Chaseeryq
Hae his office u formerly, is Stratford.
Barnifeid, lnd January, 1660. 5.-.49
N. B. -Mr. Strachan, of ahs late Ira s(
Strachan k Lure, cooties« to act es
Agent and Consul for Mr. Lisare in all
mattere referred to him from Stretford.
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WILLIAMS,
DIXIE; WATSON of Golerieh,
ARRIRTR AT LAW, lee. .lee. sod
B F.
GEORGE WILLIAMS, of Rrr•ffwd,
late of rte firm of hector, Weller and Williams,
Berri.ters. dye. Tomato. being this day earerrd
intoeo-p.riner•i ip, in the Placate... tied Pra(rs-
noel ,d (.ane, Crjscrwv rod Coeeeeeecute.
will in future keep then Ofiier• at Gode,icb and
Stretford, reitoreuvety, ander the name, style
and firm of WATIel end Wearers.
1/1141E W•Tsoe, Gn,'erleh. t .
Gcoaoa WILLIAMS, Stratford,
24,1, December. 1149- ^v-•470
TWO 000D FARMS
FOR BALE.
oNF. within 9 tales; eid the other'with-
ie about 3 lulu of Goderieb Teen
Plot. TM first i0 11:T 10 is 1st Coaou-
cion, Townehip of Galeria,
CONTAINING 164 ACRES,
1s boun• ed at the one sod by lake Huron,
and at tbe,utber by• Public Road, -nail
the seeo.d is LO8 in • 8th COicss.ion,
Colborne, W.Di.ieiow,
CONTAINING 100 ACRES,
and is Dittpbed at Ike J.setios .f two Pelt-
ier: Reads.
For Particalan appy to
JNO. McDONALD, Eeq
Gedetieb, lath Jo.., 1819. a19-0
HURON HOTEL,
GODERiCH.
I TAMER GENTLES, would rcepeetfeay ia-
•1 fisc the NbaMunts of Goderieb, sod Ste vi-
ctim?. that he will a erweerly
Keep Horses and Carriages
FOR HIRE. foe wbneh bin reepetfelly solicits
the patronage of the public.
JAMES GENTLER.
18th Sept. 1849. •21.33-tf
41
P111?I711IL111.
MOFFAT'S
IVESETABLEM LIFE PILL$
PHONIX BITTERS
T J HE Subr,ber hese to a^nano.• 11 ,he in -
1t w
habitant, of Gnderch. and i,.'tetnuy, !hat
he,hes eommenerd bootees. in the we. line.
in tet
he Room a•'j.nni'r 11 HORTON•a Red -
die Shop, Market Screw. i -herr he ...II be pre-
pared to eremite all ender. ,. kits bile pa the
shortest motive. and at moderate ebur.•.
N. B. -Coutes doss oa rhr short.-
JOHN
hort• JOHN ADAMS.
Goderieb, Oet. 17, 1849. .2.37
TRAVELLER'S HOME,
STRASBURG, W-ArOaeoe,
28th February, 1849. s
THE Sn►ecnber hereby intimates to ban
Invade and the Travelling Pohl!, gene-
rally, that he has removed from New Aber-
deee to the Village of Btrub.rgh, and will
. ow he touted to that well-itoow. hoose for-
merly oecupred by Mr. Jose., -where het
will be reedy •ed able to conduce to the
comfort of 'hoes who may honor him with
their patrooegw. And ,bile be returns
thanks for put furore, be hopes, by strict
attention to the want. and writhes of his
cestnmerl, atilt to MOT'S a continuums of
their patro..ge-
JOIIN ABEL.
N. B. -Good STABLES sad attentive
Grooms. v3-.4lf
PLANS A SPECiFiCAT olars.
THE Babes her bggs+ to Mdse. the
Inhabitant, of the Dtelriet of Herne,
and the ne.ghhor,nr Dretriete, that he has
Established hitnself in Stratford
and is prepaid to rive Plane and Speaks -
twee of Pebbe er Private Beading', Bodg-
e., Mill Dams. k,e. kyr, ktc., and will take
the .epennteedeoce or such Erections, on
the most resnonable t`rms.
Ili• thoroogh know edge of hie prnfe.eit.
and his practiee as Redder, qusG6es him for
any uederr•king m the lin.. Airbus post
paid, PETER FERGUSON,
Budder, kr. kc. Stratford, C. W.
Stratford, March tech, 1849. 2v-n7tf
C•AUTION.-Wherese Margret Roche,
`) my wife, has *bunted herself from my
bed and board without any just rause.-
This is to forbid the palate gtvieg her say
thing on my aecosnt.
TH08. ROCHE.
R-swsn tab, May 14th, 1850. Bort.
TM high and ann.! •ebbeiiy labial thew yr.-ehti.est
Med.iw. ►..• *evinced for than W.n.►r e...cy u .11
lis 4.ear... *Melt •h•y peben i• ems, b.. r.,.Mred 1N
.ward Greene• of pais{ rat may rwce.nry, ►w .ower.
,Ay of to.. Th.y .n bear by their fr.iu; 1Mar good
*nubs tardy for t►..% sad Ural war. noil by Iha boa 1
the modulo..
IYOSTRMI. A, TE."d CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
AFrxtrut,s .1 Nae BLADDER .ed KIDNEYS.
"woos rtv.az a LIVE' OOMPLLINTS.-
In Ow rank .ad laws. whew tt.ws drawn pada. teen will
be bed t...ar.bl. Purr.. frau., d wl.w..8. tri
w Urea Mad.ea,...41 wryer •awwerd• b• walnut Una
BILIOUS COOED:. al REMOVE Loormw. BMW
CORT/►ENBBL COLDS a COUGHS, Cgu,L•e,
C0R>R:MP 100:1. UPS .r8 (Prat e.s r in dr teems
COa*UPT RUMORS- DkOPS/SS.
PTRRPRPIIIA. w um..sa iai..arMdse
as, ma..54 Sibs mos tame n.Ysrs wi rlr.
mem-room d ra. Bum. Sers1P5LY. MATO
MING r.
1PfaVRR ears SOON. Brthis wow .ftie w
ane wsstr►.te. modba /15.51 t. a.wd • a.18 s.e.b, std
nor..awdr. Ogle atdew ewe 1 . epee ei.r w s
Men 1 ata bass --s sun M 0w mammas is wrem.l-
TRY TWIN. Be aaTenCD. MOD Be CURDS.
postman, eCnMPLIMIOM,
• #sN84RAL D>ARILI?T
• it RPD• 5 aural_ ■seoetdiss.er me,
WA. INWARD mew. imn.AILMITUS1 *51U54
TSM. IMPURE BLOOD. JAUNDICE. LOO d 4175
rr
TLZV8* ooRSvLaINTIs
Larioe0. LOODENE L
TIE tsRCLVRIAL DI$ :Assa-
essw 1886 r wiMl. Nati* J.s awls 1 lanes• 4i .
duly .awn Una Me wow anown .l aww.rsrr.. 1 lrwpwIlk
*00NT SWEATS. MIR POs, DEIILITI. NERr1am
COMPLAINTS or/ se .twine OMOAAIC ArriurelRO,
PALPITATION of Mo 1IAMT. PAINTER'S 0502.10.
r i L • S . Ten newt .www 1 rim .n.aw
we. "wed 1 rem era pats srendb.8. dew of Wove Lib
■ead.r alms.
PRIMO r tine lm , area brit,+.• fir sed .sass
D aSIUleAIPIa/. Tiro slelOsliiiIds
web mama .Oto moat aireN *sub U.
RM Be tae.ts•. M eta. Was Orogrr.
IJLTs1101L •
sototl82.1. r R •m• $V1t., r lb
ollOiesss OSSA ssi>4O5_M1ss
▪ •1t sIdea Atm. WIs/NsalrMOM ns
ire lesSlimin Puma sellinsdeilmsenen• saw
w are ase am b awsraa 1.a.r 51 b. wiera
7i1 Wi mu 01 P16III1 117711e
PINIFY TIE BLOOD,
A.d tkaa gemova.B Meuse from the eyelets.
a.l.{a. trot will lass the LIFE PI IA 1 and
101181111 III T T I II i wyesd re seri
that 1s As 5r1•0e.s 1 .ivy p.ustt-
11. 'males 111.. nn.Re18•• ass as pM vp i. MA,
.mer sad 18bsar, ••l••a•• tM• . Ma mese
^N er 9.51 *warp
or ," a ing Il .g W ek.e16w. RS
..86► I.. 5n.lag 1'resSwny 0.s will err01 r w
1111... by .W 1585 (55 .18tass 18. els, 410 `0.1
Ise ss TM irsifpe. sal ..__draw see eaprdg
58.0.0.. 5w Who peen tn.M why .8ws sin
be .weed .es. ssa 5.15180 M sur1...S • ta1
bey th... ski .e0r. win pe.; iw it pia e.. b. .tied
NW obey isms iiia.. hors as. we its. awash lie.r.
IL s.irrAe
an.
D.......7.•••••..1 &IWO* ,rest. Me. Testi.
PrSae by
DENJ. PARSONS,
Sete .14.14.
Roderick, leo 1111, 1841. 1
R. WILLIAMS, & Co.
CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.
And General tenders to Grammes, Limiters,
Palms, 0.1., Nuii.M., Dye Stag.,
H.rd. are../ e. ,
STRATFORD.
Preeeriptiess di•pe.rd with ass.raey sad
promptitude. 3r -a15.
J. K. GOODING,
AUCTIONEER,
W'LI, attend SALES n any pert of the
enunty on nugo5le Terms. Ap-
ply.t his Residenee, Light -Howe Street.
Goderich, April 4th 1849. v -9s
DANIEL GORDON,
CABINET MAKERi
Three dors East njats Crowds C.',. (yrs,
WEs'-STREI.1'.
G ODERiC H.
Aegnel lith, 1849. 2v-n3Y
R. YOUNG,
BOOT sad SHOE Maker, sae door West
of Mr. George Videos's, Blacksmith,
Frost strut, Gndericb.
April 118th, 1830. •3o19
JOHN J. E. LiNTON,
1U0LIa,
Om,nissioner Queen's Bends,
AND CONVEYANCES.
STRATFORD.
DAVID 11. LIZARB.
WISHES to iorimate to the inhabitants of
Gedench tad the nrrasdi.g evesstry.
that he hes commeaeed reemerge/ Con,ryasceT.
Gegen! Agent and Aeewtaar, sad by tesid.-
oes avenues, 'curacy, and rnoderato cberpe,
hopes to be varlet to each es may require bio
services. Those wishing to emptor i.,m is any
n( the aro.. branches will please call st the
Registry Office, Lights.. street.
C.deri.h, i3th Match. 1850. v +6
Da. JOHN HYDE,
(t.aTe eau rsoar,
Efl IE ID IL 19
STRATFORD.
July 31, 1849._ 2v-.11
WM. REED,
MOUSE AND SIGH' PAINTER. {•e.,
LiGHT-HOUSE' 8T. GODERICH.
Oct 25, 1849. 9vskl
TO LET,
THAT two story Fume Dwelling Hesse
lately occupied by Judp Aelaad, and hue
mediately opposite his present residue,. For
terms and farther periiedsrs apply to
ALEX. M. R088, North 8r.
Galeria, May 43. 1850.
' DAVID H. LIZARS.
AUCTIONEER.
IS prenred to •tteed Bales in any pert of
the Clouted Counties en thiamin mums.
able terms. Apply st the Registry O•o.,
Lighthouse street.
,Godertch, April 11, 1880. •3-0 i0
NOTICE.
THE Subss►tber b•Wirrg RENTED the
WAREHOUSE wedHARF Wes(
i.g to the Messrs. Davenport, of tkie place
bas established btaas.0 ea a
700 0 0 0 05 0 LCD . atYAJNr•
Amy order' or fret, tM M.'
chants of Goderieb, will receive p.myt
stteoties. JOHN MCZWAN.
Windsor, march,
18tH. tar -Milt.
Btgc 4nron a tal, ,
is nuns PTO /0.5..00 avzety eauses1
BY THOMAS MACQUEEN,
INTIM a*0 non MOO.
OFYICti r ABUT -ego A.., 0000*K7.
Book said Jeb Pristine, executed frisk
imamate sad diep•ieh.
Tsai se ,.i Hinton 11tes a t. -TEN OWL-
.4.1
1RL-
LINOS per •.nem iety in edvaee.,
or TwILVI a.. Bit int.( p.id wivarck tha ..piwlM•
of ohm year.
N• paper ditmeeieeed testa income, are
paid .p. sakes the pabli.her thinks it him •than•
tare is do an.
Amy indnidssl in the seearry t..estiag K
sp.matll. 1., ata anb•ertben, still g5Beive s
sevrnrh copy grail•
pet nil
iTAlts.arlen.ddns eJtotoLitert f11
pit paid, er they will set be fakes N
170tA 50 as.aw.tssP.•
Six bussed owlet, int 15 4tlee,... • 1, 6 7j
F.sek nheemeeef Sauer ties, . • • - w •
Tee lieu lied eerier, 5.t iese.titoeeeee 1 8 1 4/
reek ..b. i.•.t lit..rtlso.«....
Over rr.li.eh, Sot iesei4a.. Me Mee, 8 1
rage sobempeet
! ss
TAA Nod ibases• s be OM we'
Mewaltm by lila rile.