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meek a here. • reeler, is poet to ams*
mad s West is Mimes.TM tribe wbe.s
etre, had been eatesded by he military
skill will regard him as • ?riot, while
%boss neighboring tribes that were subdued
by it west eoaeidse him • tyrant and •
usurper. 40, es unlimited power in 001
si generally degenerates into oppreestoo,
and as • nodes may mighty and indrpe•
dent without •1 the NM time its inhabi-
tants beteg freer ihs hem who may be in.
.tr.,..ntal in reloading the Inuits of hie
eeeetry sed subjecting other satins" to its
swat, sot uofreleently has ceded by Ming
an oppressor, egoist whom to rebel has
been looked upon ss as sot of the purest
p•tnoustn. It laeetta.n that this toning -
steal of one mac is best calculated to ad,
mime the Interest of people in • savage
elate -to found • kugdom sot of rogue
emetertale-but se civilisation and enlighten
moot progress, the wealthy and intelligent
become jealous of their rights, and insist
• s shatter in the governing power with
the sovereign or chief ruler. Hence the
angio of the feudal system of the middle
egos whew the king sed barons held the
rens of g.vernrnest, while the people were
regarded as passive instruments of their
will. By &grew that education which
aloe. eon fit ma for freedom and the en-
iymNat of liberty lotted its way among the
humble serfs of the manor -they loaned to
tbinh-to compare ideas to contrast their
•we position with that of their masters -to
argue that all men were equal in the natu-
ral order mid cnesequently that 011 men had
a bight so pursue happine•e, sad to sherein
ehe formation of those lairs by which they
were controlled and retained fm its pursuit,
for the greater security of its Gal sttaie-
mept. Here was a wide field for the patri-
ot is which to exert all his seal ad ability;
for love of country must mean a desire to
promote the happineei •ed well-being of
the majority of its inhabitants. The strug-
gle was lose and wig then., and the victory
east a sea of homer, blood in several enun-
(ries, but generations yet unborn will @bare
t• triumph and Mese their father" for the
horsey of thee freedom.
1t may bre (1,e.tenped bow it is that a
nation could be tadepe.dent while it• inhahi-
t•ats ware not free t A nation is indepen-
d.at when ea other nation exerciass au-
tbenty over it,'b•mgh the king mar be a
d..pot •ed his "objects be slave.. France
fsni.hee es with • ready example. The
reign of Lenin Qoetorze may be taken as
the brightest era in its history. The na-
tion was then powerful and independent,
bet the Fritsch people were skims to the
will of oar man. To contend •gsin.t this
extravagant authority of kings in France.
as well as is other countries, called forth
the most g'orious efforts of the patriot, and
the nnee.'s hu been commens.rrmte with
the labor and the sacrifices which it cost
to 'shirt. it. That gnu nutriment which is
sneearobieal at its bead sad repiblican at
its base, is the most perfect form that has
as y.t been invented. Whether the head
should be elective and role for • term of
yarn, as in the United States, or be heredi-
tary sad =ova•• for lite, ae in England,
matters but little to the people, when it has
e.rtaie defined Inman within which to act
and beyond which it dare not attempt to
trainees. With the reepoesible prieeiple
in gover•insat, by which the delegate"
elected by the people are answerable to
them for the acts of the sovereign or chief
magistrate, no undue influence can be seer -
cooed ower them against their will and con-
sent. They bold all power in their own
fiends, and their reline can only retain
see► auth•rity as he ~ferried 0a them for
the parpe.. N ete•mg the hark of slats. -
To tine great leem have we at length tr-
ivia %breath tim exertions of Mace and do.
veted petnots, who have struggled from
ap to age by various means to *lents the
enedtnos e( the human rete. -Throne*
Mirror.
teteatrgb to nif It, became is the merge of
THE DEPOT TEMPEST.
O. Monday Iatt, between the hour, of
twelve tied three P. M., the Town 11.11 of
London was visited br one of them trem•n-
does gales which usually dee.nd on that
doeaaed place when somethingis in the
wind. Tee gentlemen whom te gods had
honored to blow e11 the occasion, were nn
the part of the gee•& south wind, Mr. Phi
to Bennet, who swelled prodigiously, aided
by that old blower, Mr. Councillor Na.h ;
es the pert of the great north was Mr.
Worry Andersen, who war cuttingly cold
throughout ales, with Mr. Barker who
Wow all his pith altho' the arnrtb at one
time alms.% smothered him. The worthy
Mayor est as Jokier es the occasion and
emtltsd se M was, M really had enough to
do lei ceterol the rebellious wind.. Th.
great "w►jeet.f ditpots mea as to whether
the meow Depot of the Great Western
Ratlwey, which is tie yet only bout in the
air, should be takes from its old site in the
B orth and placed dawn somewhere teeth
of Deaden Street. After lots of thun,rer,
lightning and hail bad bees poured forth
most unmercifully by both sides again.&
•.eh other -after creating quite a bnrricates
amongst the sturdy trees of the forest, who
groomed sad tumbled about as if they had
been • permit of madmen let loom from
Bedlam, or the wild beasts of • enenagerte
mewed net epee each other, the wonderful
depot was, bymeet tremertdnms efforts on
the part of the great moth blower, carried,
earriaps,card all, to the south
of Deaden Street, bet me to the precise
N•en M one Innewe. Like an osfortunate
bsIbeetr limey be still eppesdsd to laid air,
1t set halsg able to get op nor dews by
mem Neje !Levo thet hloweth so kerma
deely Whew. it le crpseted however to
mime della IMMINO odd dry i• the biters and
tbat los with walk megemsios that £8000
will met pay fmtrdmMgoe.
P. S. im referees' to the ahem we ham
• bees soliwted by the peaceful asd mamma
of Loodoe to soh tbe
isir
gose0400.1 of His Worship the Meyer.
lel. As to whom pertsew/ar fsetigattns wee
the late paNio meeting a the row. Hall
got .p I led. Who get the requisitio.t.te
too the deeemeet Balling for eoeb a
. 114. Whom His Worship accept -
.4 e!74a r.pyitise wee he aware of the
prod*. obyeet of the msettmg ! 4th. What
N• A has belie plow' by dem slug 1-
repwmemtalive for the
taws of Leaded tee wield ink bei Worship
0 sr' elteest hes hese slue .d, will that
lace s tLmblw red leoper•titee i........
brie. t. sorry 1rwerd &bet Nj.mt to its
legitimate melte. 1a other weeds, emu
peso the res paper, bem fired the site.
(wbleb mime ell she lily &sty' hae fist
Mee dens, r it eseseeen1 it etwebest egos
the phloem' ie eeetpll tt1 Me 0 wtlb i
Ake rows&
THE FUGITIVE LAW.
At se period le the history of the United
81.1.• was there .ear so much real excite -
meat among the people. There are doubt -
Ina periodical hissing• amongst the man-
es, eoaaequeot epos some party political
.ugag.meot, but these soon subeide sed ell
t• coon as if the cause or temporary Inquie-
tude bad •evar emoted. Bot the precast
commotion is of • totally different nature.
It to second to none ease eke great revolts.
nos threat. It was opompanos which drove
tb.mld "tale colonists to rebellion and the
deelsrauue of tsd.pesdence. Itis oppres-
.00 is MAO pelmet ustiesto which will
cairn the colored population --sided by the
friends of nal, true, gnome liberty -esu
God be tb•eked, bad es ibings are in that
mighty republic -there are many sueh-
msn sad women too, who will abed their
lifi s blood for the take of a glorious free-
dom.
The crisis then re rapidly approaebiog,
whets that horrid and blackened stain must
be wiped away from the American same,
and the American notion. Threatening
however m their political sad social hon-
zon may be, w• •earcely think It will be
poetblo to break up the Union --that for.
madly exists--altbo' socially it my be. -
There aro thousands of armed men in the
United States who are reedy at the bidding
•f any political - to rsim the mus-
ket against the tyrant J."pots of the south,
and verily they wall sot be slow to return
the compliment with interest. Sooner or
later blood will he shed amongst them, and
perhaps this little blood-letting may cure
them of the great moral distemper which at
present fevers the very vitals of American
nationality, end pr...,. down like a red hot
incubus upon their social and commercial
well being.
Talk not of annexation while the black
monster of slavery treads unreetnined,with
bloody steps through the length and breadth
of the land, neither can there be anything
like a lair and egniuble conjunction and
identity of interests so long s. such unpnn.
ended mos are allowed !o act as the legis-
lators and rulers of the nation -men whom
w• believe, but for the well-known princi-
ples of American nationality, and the fear
of public npinion,.wnuld act the pert of ty-
rants, reduce the American confederation to
a pseudo Republic, as it is almost already.
and en.lar• the people with an oppres.ion
which nukes liberty only a name and free-
dom • bye -word and reproach.
it is a mercy Canada exists as aha does
at present. She is a refuge at least for tbe
poor down -trodden fugitive -who, chased
with the blood-honnds of oppression -runs
punting and exhsuated to the frontiers of a
free soil and a clear atmo.phere. Here he
may breathe unrestrained and live a life of
freedom indeed: and never Deed he be afraid
that Cecada shall be desecrated by the pre-
sence of the dove -catcher armed by • free
people meth s manacle, chalet. and all the
paraphenalia of a Fugitive Law. -Free
Prese. ;
We have the pimentos of learning, that
the tour of observation from which the
Hon. Mr. Merritt bait jest returned, will be
of vast importance to the ;onion. The
ilon. the Commissioner of Public Works
bag ascertained and brought into notice the
existence .1a channel in the Long Sault
perfectly navigable, so also the feasibility of
opening a communication between the St.
Lawrence and Lake Champlain, which whoa
completed will enable eti to compete with
any mode of transit which now mists to
the New York market. The value of thee*
explorations and the commercial results may
be imagined but not de.enbed. if Mr.
Merritt./ labors ended -ben we might have
justly claimed for him the mend ofprates m
freely conferred on him by the Pram ea the
books of the St. Lawresc., bet we Mee
further to add. that his visit below Quebec
will we trust be eq.tally profitable to the
country. The dafficultr.e of the ionisation
below Qnebec have occupied the mind of
this "inionery," and visions aro now float-
ing before him, as it regards the outlet
fron Cased'. to the Atlantic, that may tura
into sober realities. The difficulties turn
out to be less o'nature's doings than of
man. Secure retr.n freight to Quebec,
and with a few additional light house., the
Insurance Companies will find it their in-
terest to remove the heavy premiums here-
tofore charged. if Eogland will only extend
to her own colonies the name assistance
the is now giving to lht Liverpool end New
York line of seamen we shall cos the table
tuned. Bat should no impression be made
on Brttfph statesmen. whtrh we cenoot be-
lieve when the subject is laid before them
from the proper quarter, we ntverthelees
pniee.., in our own bands, the means of
accomplishing that which we may possible
fell of .ecnring by depending on others.
io a very few years Canada will be able to
dt.petes with euetom duties; when that
day come" ezoorter• will find it their inter-
est to ship to Canada thawed of to New
York, as 50 per cent saved will be no small
profit. i• it not to be regretted, that while
we poses.' there net advantages, both
natnnl isd political, any armee us should
be found despairing of the country! Secti-
onal and party interests should all be overt
an developing the resources of our mag-
liceat conn,ry. Mr. Merritt's policy
mild be taken as a whole, in order to •p
primate its value. it may answer some
objector* toenail it by piscemeal,and store
to frighten men thereby from its adoption;
int we venture to may, that • policy better
calculated to accomplish the purpose of its
projector, was mooted is thie or any
other country. Comenereial prnepenty,.n-
hancement of the value of property, woman
log the tenet of the western world's pro-
duce, reduction of taxes, mid self-govers.
meet, are among the objects proposed. asd
we are satisfied mist result from tbe poliey
advocated by the Hos. Mr. Merritt. The
mere the people become •egnainted with
the principle* of this policy; aid the Me..'
tare it le calculated to confer on the coun-
try, the more popular will its originator he,
. sal the more determteed will the pteple be
te nuclein his new-Si. Collieries** Jenr-
mni.
A party of thirties fogilire slaves paned
thr•egb Tamaqua, Sehnykill meaty, Ian
Pettey, "emote ler Canada. The sees
day they were followed by two iradivide•le,
who .egsgieg the nm,btesee of w► meets -
tile, followed en ie their permit. The per.
seem eoeeeeded re o'eetaktee the gloms at
Wlhksbrre : but owing to the stung ex•
peeseion et halts' neans(.std by the per'
plc in their (sear, they wee* fsre.d 1 beat
• hs.y retreat. The e s table was isdu
nod in /*flew them seder the ImepelMise
that they weft horse thieves, het es loam.
tag otherwise, heti1.od toi ader
Gem
fertile_
l•
W. L. M.cimrnl• H.. ismsed a leer ad -
deem to the Electors of the Comity of York,
iotunatug bis wtih.gmees to run for one of
the RW Wage, at the meat Electios, if it
should be the deem of a eseppntJ .f lbs
people that be should de ee. Tbe C.memr
videos will be suMemetfy glad to ere LW
more, particularly if by airy sort of scheme
log, the, car csetrim to get two Reforms
era and one Conservative to rue (or the
same Riding. This is a "dodge" which
dootelese wilt be pretty .xtmiwm y tried at
the coming contest,; but it is to be hoped
that the Returns Assecituoaa will resp •
keen look -rut; and as far as powible, pre-
vent the oominauos of two Reformers for
..y conadtse.ty which recurs. but on.
member. Then coo bo no doubt that
Mackenzie might siert • bene(Ietal influence
in the cause of Reform and Progress, 0 is
Parliament; but it would bee poor business
were be to run In opposition to an squally
worthy, tbougb perhaps more cautious R..
former, and by so doiag, Mill lei Reform
Ranke, allowing • Coaserrstiee to slip in
between them. This sort o. thing should
be carefully 'needed against, or Reformer@
will surely suffer by it. -(Guelph Ade.
ATTRIIrTan SVICioR ar FoeIT,va 81.-
vsa.-Wm. Harris, and hl. wife and child,
succeeded • few weeks since 10 escaping
from their master, to South Carolina. At
Philadelphia they came under the notice of
the (rieods of the fugitive, who tided them
northward. At Albany some friends paid
their passage 10 Rochester, where they
were to cross the lake to Canada,. On
Monday last, the crew of the boat os which
they were, learned that they were fugitive,,
and immediately devised a plan to trouble
and teri(y them, probably thereby fading
amusement. On Monday night, in proe.cu-
tion of their plane, they went to the berth
of the man Harris, and awsktog Arm, inform-
ed him that bis mater was on board the
boat, and that they would surrender him
and family into his hands. Hanna drew a
drik with which be was armed for self-de-
fence, drove the hands on deck, and by kis
decisive manner and actions kept them at
bey till morning. la the morning he wee
informed that his master had left the boat
and gone on to Syracuse, but would there
meet him on the arrival of the host. On
Tuesday evening, about 5 o'clock, the boat,
came to • stopping place at tbe first Lodi
lock, about a mile test of this city. A. is
often theca's, • Dumber of persons went
abroad the boat„ Harris suppnsed they
came to take him, being so informed by
some of the crew. In bus desperation be
mond his razor, and drawing it forcibly
across his throat, jumped into the canal.
His wife, with her child to her arms, leaped
after him. all determined to die rather than
again come Muter the alaveholder'. power...
Efforts were then made to rescue th.drowD-
ing family. Harris ad his wife were got
nut, but the child was drowned. Harty'
was immediately conveyed to the office of
Dr. Hoyt, who dressed his wouods, ad
gars hum other needful atlention. it was
found that the cul was not so bad as it might
hart been, Bithoueh eaveriag the windpipe,
but being ton high up did not prove fatal.-
S7raewe (N. Y.) Journal, Oct. 24.
TRiAL FOR MURDER.
Wm. Shutts, a private in the 20th Regi-
ment, was indicted for the murder of James
Cobiss, • private in the same Regiment.
The prisoner and deceased were togetbsr in
the barrack rook on the night of the 17th
June. Deceased was talking to two other
men, when prisoner came up and asked
what they were talkie/ of. Deemed
replied, "Not of you: go to bed, f want oo-
thing to do with you" Prisoner did, setor-
diogly, go to bed; but got op almost im-
medIat.ly. rushed upon the dst.ae.d and
gays bim • blow in the sack, with a knife,
which seemed to be a table knife ground to
a long sharp pont'. Deceased pit has bad
to bus Deck, and said, "I am t dead into."
Deceased languished a week and then died.
The prisoner had been heard to say, either
to jest or earnest, that be would take some
b -'s 'ife, but he ',mild get out of the ser-
vice, though he were hanged or transported
for it. Meson. Ker sod Casetdey, for the
deems, endeavored to prove the prisoner's
insanity. Several of hie comrades, who
were present at the time be committed the
deed, testified that they beltdved he was
then in a sound state of mind. Mr. Justice
AyIwia then charged the jury at great
length, who retired, sod after • los( absence
returned with a verdict of Guilty. The
usual proclamation being made, Mr. Justice
Aylwin pr000uneed sentence of death, in
a most impressive manner. The execution
is to take place on Friday, the 18th of
December. -Fro. The Montreal Pilaf.
LENGTH AND COST or TELEGRAPH
MN ES ALREADY BUiLT iN CANA-
DA.
Montreal Telegraph Company
556 miles at £9t 10e per
mile £12510 0 0
Montreal and Troy Telegraph
Company, 42 miles at £40
per mile 2080 0 0
MestereI Ili Bytown Telegraph
Company, 125 mike at £26
per mile
Hamilton Bed betides Tele-
graph Company, 125 miles
at £31 St per mile 3906 5 0
Niagara Telegraph Company,
50 mile" at.C2t 10e per mile 1195 0 0
British North Ame,iean Floc.
trio Telegraph Aesocialton,
200 miles at £32 10" per m. 4500 0 0
Total nom. re. HOS; expense, £t7246 6 0
We understand that the British North
Aaa.rises Eleetne Telegraph Asmecfsties
have concluded arrangemeate with Mr.
Toroey to complete their line from Rinses
de Loup to Woodstock (a dietetics of 111
mile") at £11 per mile, which added to the
above would he £31068 6e invested in
Talegnp
ts{eleb Lime is Canada. - gores*
.
3195 0
0
Somas ---Ow the afi.reoo. of Friday
lam, -be wife of Mr. J. Hewer, tame*, P""
heck eewrritted anneide by hanging hereon,
whilst s..state of meets' dmeng.msst.-
The melaseel set wee committed in as
emembeamed
b tdish mer the ..home, mulct
her ret hem home, enesd-
iag n bongoes et hie Sew Mill, sheet a
wile dietset. A Coreeer's iagsest was held
e* the body ee s.tevday, when it was
*bows that dtass.ed hd loam wbiset t•
doom Meetly mid law spirits Oar mine time
pm@t, sed al.. that .b. bad guffawed meek
from minae is her hey. The Jeb] food s
verde t to the ease Met r eg+ ____
tad meads wheel liaberhei seder lemperary
lees Mty.-(On.lpft Ade,
Ten TI .cu or Fa `nxun'a Citingreor. 1Thj 1tM1en 1T
ns-tW IN i1ri1Nli
-The lowing report on the piece of rope •
brought home by Capt. Forsyth bis been
wade to the Admiralty DR. ISO ti, DENTAL BURGEON.
"Chatham-rard.Oct. 4. t self Nottieghaer, E.gliad, may he
"B,r,-l. obedwece to their Lordsh.p'• eusanllad Icor the Demme of the
direction•, ramified ie your leiter of yester- MOUTH, GUMS AND TEETH.
day's data, 1 here the hullo, to emitter, for To those regains, hie renters, be wei (d
their Lorddbip'e information, the report of recomtwed a early call, as mime affectroae
bi
tbe officers on the piece of rope seat me fur of tie Gums ...a 'Tech require surae time
examination, ..d have to obese. In addition to rend*, sound rod healthy. Chargee
thereto, 041 the Master Ropemeter.tater moderate. Rooms at the Bcitlab Hotel.
Godertcb, Nov. 10, 1850. 39:f
it to be a piece of commas rope, and sot
whale Iles; further it appoint by the books
of the yard that the yellow wonted mark,
the detingutabi.g mark of Chatham -yard,
Axes the date of manufacture eubeequent to
1824, am the order enigmas different enlor-
ed worsteds to each yard Mara date April
98, 1844, previous t. which wkttt worsted
was in use al Chatham, and moot probably
throughout the "armee, haring been iatro-
dueed to July, 1114, as • substitute (or tb•
rogue's yarn.
"Supplies of roue of many sixes, inclu-
ding I2 coda of to inch common rope were
sant to Woolwich in Norember, 1844 ; and
41 code of the same description between
January and April, 1845. During the lat.
ter period a supply of Arctic storm was
cont from Chatham to Woolwich tsprsssly
(or the Erebes and Terror.
"1 return enclosed the report of abs
oolwieb Officers, as well as the specimen
:Trope,
"Aad hare, Ate.,
" Captain Hamilton, Ica."
" Peter Richert's, Capt. Sept."
Putewoiy.-Tbe Gnz.uee Pepelari of
of Cagliari, dated 69,1.3 alt.. contains se
tCC041111 o(• curious combat between two
Priests, in the sacristy of the ehunh of
itiri. They bad been opposed to earl other
in the communal elections. The elder pri•
est was aged 70, the youngest 30. The
battle commenced by the elder admisister-
tog two blows. which was quickly returned
by the younger who was straightway knock-
ed down for hi. pains. Tbe old ase, be
tog resolved not to Ion the advantage be
had gained, seized • heavy crucifix and
would have finished the battle on his an.
tagouiat at the tame time, bad not the am -
ton and other* came to the rosette. The
younger one, thus released, hastily pros
inunced an excommunication against his
too skillful and vigorous opponent, from
which it will require the power of Rome to
release him, while to the mean time he is
suspended by the bishop. 8o that both
'pintos! and carnal weapon have been em,
ployed in this nogular conflict.
Flea. -On la's Sabbath evening, we awoke
from • sound asleep by the alarm of fire.
V .• poceeded to the place indicated by the
tllum_ ioation, and found that a small Beoecu-
pted frame bonne, opposite the Scotch Pres-
byterianChurcb, ea. nearly bursted down.
Both our Fire Compares were on the
ground, and did polite servic. by confining
the firs to the hone in which it originated.
The *littlest Investigation should be made
in order to discover the course of thus fire.
This is the second ioeteoce of fire and'd..-
truction of property, in this town, within
twelve months, in houses Dot occupied. No
means likely to procure information should.
anw be neglected by oar town magistrates.
8t. Catharines Animal.
Ifgavr•D.r.oss roa S.DocrioN.-Tbe
Circuit Court in Van Buren, Arkansas,
lately tried the suit of Wm. Ward vs, James
Cougar, for *educing plaintiff '• daughter, a
gel fifteen years old. Tbe Jury gave a
verdict for Mr. Ward `5000 damages and
expressed their regret they could sot legal-
ly lay the damages of 410,000.
The New York Tribune of the Ord
says :-The steamer to -morrow will take
$200,000 in silver, received lately from
Montreal. and 4150,000 to 950,000 in gold.
Times shipments of specie, which were for -
merely watched with so much apprebe•eion
by the banker. and bank officers tow attract
scarcely any modes.
itlarktts.
GODERiCH, Nov. 13.
WHEAT, F.11, per bu. 3. 1--Fpriog.
do. 3. to 0a Od. Flour per bbl. 18. to 20s
6d -Data per ►u. 1.04 -Pae per bu. 2e -
Potatoes per bu. a Od to 0s -Pork per bbl
001. -Butter per Ib. 5d to 7d -Hama per
Ib bd-Eggs per dot. 4d. Hey per ton,
S6". to 40a.
New York, Nov. 5.
Ashes market without change. Bales,
30 bbl•.; 46 12c for Pearls. Flour market
-For Western and State, lees buoyant d.
mend; for the East and Home trade, mod-
erate, but for export, enquiry good. The
low grades favor buyer, and in some in-
etancee lower primes have been accepted.
Canadian, steady, with • good demand.
Buffalo Nov. 5.
Flour market very dull to -day. Sales
favor buyer". Southern Ohio at $3 7bc
43 81c. 43 56e to 43 621e., is • c ffe►ed for
common brand" Ohio and Michigan, but
bolder, ars not dinned to sell at them
rates. Orcin-Abodenteenquiry for Wheat
We notice sales of 4000 bushels of Wab•
ash at 741. afloat; 3000 winter Mtlw•nkie
at 681c.; 5000 Sandu.ky at 76c., and 5000
choice Mile at 78c. from Store. Nothing
doing in Core, --head at 53c.
Guelph, No,. 6.
At the "Guelph Mill"" --Merchantable
What, Si lad to 5. 3d currency per bushel
Flour, 20e perbarrel.--[Herald.
Birth,
Ai Stratford, Comic of Perth, ea Thames,
the Tek Iftree der, the y of Jam.. W. Crow-
feet), Ewa .. of • See.
At Stretford ea Wednesday, the 13th kraut,
the Wife of Ake. F. Miekk, £.., •f• flee.
FOS SALE!
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or Surname
(OOkI%(i, P1110!
A N D R O X
_ PT' vj7 MCI MI•
-ALSO-
A cia.d.r.M. Qreteiry ,f
STOVI PIPE,
AT iIULDUCID PRICES
G. MiLLER.
'Oed.rreb, Nov. 416, 1*30. .3.10.
TRAYEU from the au►•eriw,. Lot 19,
Ith couce•s.on, Townrhip of Goderich,
on or about the 16th of July last, • Pale
white OX -with spoilt on the sides -res.'
from the shoulder' to the heal -m three -
cornered while spot coo hts forehead -with
crumpled borne, .even years old -sod small
vise. A liberal reward will be paid any
person lea.tog information wiih the Sub
*either or at the Hares Signal Office, of
the said oz.
JOHN CLEGG.
Goderich, Nov. 10, 1850. .3n39
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING in the Stratford P. O. up
to November 7th, 1860.
Adair Jame. Jacob Jacob 1
Aim.trnog Mr■ Geo Inco David
Anderson James Jackson John
Badli Joseph 1 K.11.rborn Rev A
Knott Jno
Martis Brian
Murray Henry
Murphy J.remuab
McQuaid Palk
MrDermot t Terrence
McDowell Robt
Nelson Henry
Painter Joseph
Pickett Dant
Robertson Jno
Bebach Andrew
Simpson Jame.
Dempsey Hugh Simpson RicId
Durcy bitch( Snider P
Fitzpatrick Ellen Scott Wm
Frimmer Christian Thompson Win
Fry F J Wright Alex
Hill Thee Wyllie Abraham
Hamilton Jam West George
A. F. MICKLE, Postmaster.
LOS'1'.
ON Wdisdlawmen say the 23rd bestlawmenCode-
rieb sod Kiscardioe, s Netted COTTON
PURSE with • doeble bottom, cestaming £6
9840 -All notes with the e,eeptias of M aid
in silver. Any person finding and navies it at
the Signal Office or with the nbscriber, will be
rewarded for their trouble.
NATHANIEL BRADLEY.
Ooderieb, Oct. 24, 1850. v3eU
Bernard Henry
Prows Richd
Boyd Edwd
Brea Wm
Bain Kenneth
Bartle Velment*
Barker Jas
Conway Joo
Connell Ann
Campbell Joo
Curtis Cha
Campbell &Ilfoor
Crawford Robt
CASH for WHEAT
AT the Godetieh Mills.
by WILLIAM PIPER.
Goderieh Mill•. 5th December, 1849 46-J
NEW LINE OF STAGES
■aTr 450
GALT AND GODERICH
THROUGH IN 18 HOURS
Im ."wwectisa wick aa _... -Drager pima Holailsem.
COMMENCING on TUESDAY 1st of
October, a Stege will leave the Union
Hotel, Galt, at 5 o'clock, a. m., and
the British Hotel, Goderich, at 5 o'clock, a.
w., every day (Sundays excepted,) arriving
n isch of the above Towns at early bed.
time, mod will continue. to ion for the Aes
commodatioo of Travellers, stertiog purses
tually et 5 o'clock in the morning. The
subme:ober hopes by p•ytig deet attention
to the comforts of the Travelling Public to
receive •.bare of their support. Buffalo
Rob.., btc., roubed.
Any complaintstt mads of Driver" will re-
ceive immediate attention, and will be st
mice redressed as far as redress is pisco.
cable. -
Pa►csl• sent by this Line will be convey-
ed with care and punctuality, and delivered
at moderate charges.
Persons traveliog by Mit Line will not be
deprived of rest as on the Routefrom Gode-
ncb to Hamilton, they arrive in Galt be-
tween 10 sod 11 o'clock at night, and leave
in the morning for Hamiltoe at $ o'block-
• sd on the Route from Hamilton to Gods -
rich the Passengers arrive to Galt as they
choose, at 2 o'clock to flit Afternoon or 12
o'clock at night, and leen for Goderich at
5 in the morning.
T. M. DALY, Proprietor.
Stratford. Sept. 28, 1850. 3.-o331f
HURON HOTEL.
THE Subscriber beg" leave to intimate
to his numerous respectable customers,
and the t ene:ling public generally, that
the extensive repairs sod improvement"
which have been in progre.. on the Huron
Hotel during the course of the summer, are
n ow fully completed. And as be feels confi-
dent that bus establishment i' now capable of
affording accommodation equal to that of
any Hotel in thin rection of the country, he
ventures to hope for a continuance of that
liberal support which he hat received during
the period be has been in business.
JAMES GENTLES.
Huron Hotel, Godeneh,
October 16, 1850. S .5,35
STRATFORD
FULLING Qf CARDING MILL
THE Subscriber in thankfully ack"nwl-
edging the very liberal patronage bee -
towed upon lib Carding Mall this ..eon,
begs to intimate to his friend' and the pith -
lie generally, that be to ready now for
Fulling, Dressing and Finishing
all sorts of Cloth that will be LA to her
earn. He Fulitog Mill, Carding Mill, and
reel of apparatus, is all of the most impro-
ved and newest kind of Machinery. and wor-
ked by none but skilful and expenroced
bands. and hie Terme will be always the
most liberal and moderate known n the
country.
GEO. J. PRUSSiNO.
For WM. RiBCHMULLER
Stratford Stem Mills, Oet. 9A, 1860.
(17` Always os hied • large mad will
mooned Stook of LUMBER, which will he
✓ eld at fair prlees asd em terse to suit cue•
tnme•es. 3.37 3m
FOR SALE.
THAT EXCRLI.F-NT FIRM
ON the Bay8ld Road, Nino male. Ir.-'
GODERICH, and Three from 11.1 11-1.1
eosdsting of 190 Atmos of led, 45 0
whleb are cleared, and through which roe
that enmities( Mill Stream, t►e 33 Cre.k•
lee p•rtimdai apply is Mr. NAFTYI., st
Gede•beh
September 27. 183&1 13-i?r'
r
Cbe
AME taro the eecloeurs of t►• aecrl-
ber &abut the let of July, • tote you
•ltd Ee i■ad 1 bits tweeds. IYTRER. The
aware u re treetad peeve Mep•r17 P57
sapeaaes sad take him 'my.
WJLibl .
Hae, London Road, JAMiU
delobar Dark, ma elall
PROPER'I'Y FOR SALE.'
ILL b. GOLD no the moat reasene/8e
Teri ., • TOWN LOT, situated o a
the cores,. ul South cad 8•.'b West *10,.
emitting the Market bqu e/ Guderich.-
Lot ot copulas oe•rtf"ha:f as sere of
ground, with a good Frame Hoose, sod
Fruit Garden nn It. For further penniless
apply 10 JAMES CLEGG, Lighthouse et.
Goderlch, August 1416, 1150. 26-3t1
1 l3 SPECLLATURS ♦ND OTHERS.
-The subscriber hating bad PARK Lets
Noe. 435. 434, 433, 432. 431, sed part °fain.
sear rhe ceuue of the Tuwa of 8TRATFORD
s.r.eyrd and lid out 1010 o..-luerrh sen iota,
would reepectfally call tie etiretioo of Parties
wishing to become purchasers to the tame.--
F'ree and uoieeumbered Deeds will liege, t •d isi
dime paiehasing• or bond for Deed will Ire glee.
to Chow who cameo, pay ler Lon cub down, •t
.ucb a Iragth of time as may be speed .p...
For p.rtic.krs e" to Pre., alto. apply Is Mr.
U. H. Lion, Solicitor. Stratford, with wham
'be, plan of the Property Ilea.
W. F. McCULLOCH.
Samford, 1816 Jun, 1(110. 3w-0411
DI { i.5'1ON CO(1?'1
THE seat Divi.ia Cosner., the 1.'•i,ed
Centime of flame Perth .nd Bruce, *till be
held at the simes.ad platers following: --
1.t. Disisie$ -Coart bone at Goderieb,-
1d December. T. G. Morgan. Esq., Clerk.
9d. Derision -Joh, hicks', Mitchell,. -360i
December. Robert Casa, Esq-, Clerk.
3d. feefsion-Wood's Tavern, Hirai ford, 3 kr
December. Ruby Williams, tee., Clerk.
4th.
Division -QvIcks' T leaden Road.
With December G."rge Cuter, Eta.. Clerk.
5th !)iuuie.--Meltrnzi.'. le•. Breeefield 26th
Dec. James Gordon, Esq., Clerk.
6th. Division -School hoose Bt. Mary'.. lob
r • James Coleman, Eaq., Clerk.
1'h. ,"u..ge of the Several Coonit will eom-
maes penetnlly at 11 o'clock. A. 31.
ARTHUR ACLAND,.J. D. C.
Goderich, Sept. Ilth, '50 • Sy -said
NOTICE.
PERSONS desirous of settling on the
Durham Road in the Townships of
Glenely, Bannock, Bract, Greenock, His -
lo.. and Kincardine, must apply personally
it the Office of the undersigned, and no lo-
cation* will be confirmed incept such as are
made in accordance with this requirement.
All assignments of interest in location
without the knowledge end approval of the
Agent, will be cons;dered as a forfeiture of
all right in the locates or assignee.
GEORGE JACKSON, Agent.
CROWS LAND Orrctt,
Bentinck, County of Waterloo. }
Mareb 14th, 1860. 1.7
TO BE SOLD. -An I;xceUenl
Farm of Land.
BEING Lon No. t3 sed i6. en the 14th coa-
ae.. i, Township of Leede., eo.tai•isg
900 acres, 70 of which are cleared. The Lead
ie of a Superior quality, tied well watered. ft
is situated ten mike from ;be Town of Loader,
on the Macadamised Rad. There i••" Frame
Hones aid two Frame Barns es the premises. --
It is is the centre of • populous locality. The
place is well adapted for a Ston or Tavern
Stand. This Farm is well entitled to the attn.
tion of person desirous of going into Lesions.
Thera is also a good Bearing Orchard MI the
said Farm, ■.d will be sold or very resemble
OMR For particulars apply 10 W. McMa-
ba, on the jd oirirg Lot, or to
JAME8 McMAHEN,
Town of Gsderieb.
July ?rd, t830. veal
II NOTICE
To the Clerks and Bailiff's of
• the Division Courts.
►Rile increased demand Inc Bvreoa.ee
and other BLANK WRITS, is con-
nection with tbe business of the I Di
vision Courts in the District, has "emoted
u' in printing them in much larger gwanti-
tiesthan heretofore, and consequently ena-
bles us to sell them much cheaper -there-•
fore we intimate to the 1 Officers re-
quiring these Blank Forma, that from tine
date, Summon,es and all other Write be-•'
triaging to the Division Court, will be Sold
at the Signal QQice at the reduced price of
V' Two SHILLINGS .in BIRMNca eaa
Hu.raan.
Blank Deeds and Memorials,
AND all kinds of DIVIRION COURT
. BLANKS, and BLANK PROMIS-
SORY NOTES, for sale at the Signal
Oifce. Every dmacriptio■ of BOOK sad
JOB Printing execsted with aesteese sad
dispatch.
ET QUMMONSEB required br the /11•1. DN.
ET 1.3 tract Court Act, soden other ff1.AP;I
F'011r>r:t weed is the District sod Di.isi,a
Corte, on bale at the Migral Offer Also, e11
kisds of JOB PRINTING executed @a rho
shortest witiee. cad on moderate terms.
Goderich, July 19, 1949.
REMOVAL.
31)118 ADAM•, TAILOR,
6(38 Ieme to intimate to the MAMA' tants
of Oederieh and its vicinity, that he hie
Removed h,. TAILORING F.BTABLIRII-
MENT to West Street, first door east of
M. D. Seymour $$ Cm's Store, where he
well be prepared to make all *lade of GAR-
MENTS on the shortest none., sod on the
most reasonable terms. Conte( dose os
shortest nonce.
Goderich, Sept. 12, 1850. v5 -.30s1
li'TRAYF.D freer the sodomite of the sob-
" venber en the Reynold Road, rear th.
Town of GoIer.eh, • Large Red and Whoa
Spotted STEER. Ane one Mete(loafer-
motion will be .o lsbly rewarded.
EDWARD 1'EAi(ANT.
Angus 14th, 185n. 131111
TRAVELLER'S HOME.
S'1'R.%MBUR11, W area too,
2815 Feb , 1840. I
THE Rob•ernber hereby lnitm.res to hie
fr,.eds sod the Tramlines' Publt- gene-
rally, the, he h.. t.moeed Sem New Aber
dee. to the Vinare of Nsr•.bnrgh, awed will
now be (mind to IAat well knows hnnn for
men, nrenpied by Mr Jneee,--where lee
will be mid, sed able In endure to the
•nmfnit of Thos who may honor him with
•a-•ir p,trneagc. Aird elide he retries
eh..,n for peal ( . he hope., by sorter
tttentton to the waste .red wwhee of kis
+a•tosner, still to merit 5 00511505.e* r1
(hear pal renage.
/MIN ABEL
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