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Huron Signal, 1851-01-16, Page 31 *M W late * edddl«M Ib dtw . ,..*0p. b trokage,aeIns hem, Mw over M..4 .9 a s Nd tleakes es she niter antis Meatal Meetly of- Mete; ppm seats 1• 14hkr by add ideal Ilfw: 'h will `tee be May her t. I, tr.et- witbia In": aslp hyoid a .,' eetest et me - 1 kersby olid, it shall of what 0t - of Mr. y own, 10 •g petition, only bee view Me Widow. rums for Infamme rs Meats to ,1. obi• and Melee may per. tutus, Ale.Alseek a MM.•t1/ t dews ea). sad arra- wilfially or d my Mt. of *tit " I shall Mose of and then oe portions lee Ms boe- Jtttlges mid Sir, to be Jo.epb • mime - " the reset f etsge J ie seems 111. reensil ail de he has w shirty! William nN te," Mtge of mine; and 1 Man dors fon sod beMend. of men. sheet to te the" Wllllam - "leek the • Mmi *if raw rrdf ..Mta., a sa▪ l bene ..M mit_)el bbs. e MUM by MI qesittel lad 1 . ear of eg that upceni. ares Art. e, 00der fe et Mid sem dr- y tlr iefre tilt t pees sella 40) wiesadismethi id pati of about 1t...o Seeley OW neer 1 F Liseisio deffillnal9 11804111 err ti0 ride of (1. w.rk er 10 iJN Mise is eider air eMilleetle..1 Ill. 9•: a tregel had of " Cl siesta d'tdeebtadealteg *Win yip of lkiele ebi/a.ts of the ewrdips with Ste oy, I. forw•rN.g timetkee of seed Herber, .ea that a lateWfsa Mee/ the emirs( Cum. attt..attend the said fetedits, flab, Moved by Dr. Colo, seeoeded by Ina. Mr. D. Gordon, nett Method, that the Pre- to esedinga of this mottos be seat to the le• local aewepapers, rsquesung that they say tab be published is the •ace. Mr. Ritchie esu thee eked to leave the fladietedee elhas•May to his 1<aselt•se meseabik le 'Mt lo.e.be•r ratan to ted Tr •dMve die de.epttos wee attempted, tb hly •mWgmatio of the times. tit ph WtElitheson / a of the roaster. r M the Asst electiea of as W. 1'. P. des Cadge Mr. H)d.aa, the R•terrt dleerAensed Hmti.p to he erected ►. MUMSi senses parties eppo..d Acis then, Season it wee Me .feet be tb0. to jlNl was aroused e tke cry I IlreaS had ever hoard In Geese* F ¢Mt10ge trete Ment, and It was said tie. iasis of • the barred was fou although tar barrels were seen* sea Gede lien M shin! days. The looked very It • " lawless proe.edieg," h ether web, the iffiest of "Chis* Law." TM late Mr. • • • • • y bad mom elozeo'e of Hadar poets broveht from t other aide of the river .ad I.id on the eke pNparstory to tech being stated .p t bill, the little space they occupied w uafortonately required, theerder was girt to " Meg them m e the river," eed-- eebr poets l oatsd Money away. I wow haw melba 'ebbe' 'Club Lew," but, t literal Mr. Williamson. will pertain my wv Maly Poor Law. A certain geastity of paving stenos, on epos a time encumbered a certain space cf the mud wharf, sad thea cerium spec occupied by thus pitying sto.se, was t only epees whunpoa, a carters roue won could he performed, sod which wee rmerl 1 forthwith, there was n tom toned word to the proprietor, 1h 01st were called (I dare Sot call them boy's hterilly by the " wave of a stick," (it wa swore to) the order was given, the stone were carefully raised on their edge, an eill...l to lay themselves dews oo the side with • forts and eon" which number' red, eves from the Court room in London Now this eniget be ealtd " Stone law, but etff, i eat e.deretend it better b the edemas M'• Chub Law," I may be asked, Bir, why i recal these occurnmeM from the oblates i0 which they have been ee may years bored 1 .kat good cart one from doing so 1 say, u there sot real ham is tk.s maniac up old urs 1 - To these, my mower rte simply tbii, the when I find parties who acted somewba pro.iiet parts is mare than os* of tb despotic and tyn.ical keen which f have attempted to describs, making tbemselyee bury to tease* the unwary and ootbinking to join them is tbe fatal sed retrograde moversost toward a reju.ctien with the Towawhip ; sad whim I know that the eel, bape e(t a•, to raja. them. *Mow again to pewee, i. 18y •rick junction wile the 4ewaseip, l refs• 1 of the purity of their motives, especially at this particular crisis of our existence, when we bare everything to bops for as we are, k •eerytbi.g to fear from a retrograde move- ment. I stated the manor generally, in m, lest, i esu sect wok m sweetest charge of falsehood from Mr. Williamson, i hove sew given a her particulars in explanation of what I mast by the expression 'Club l.aw; at the risk of given °Reece where 1 •hom)d regret Sieh to do en, bot I have dos it on poem crews•, .ed as I think for the public good ; and for s ether rea- ms ; and, should Mr. Williamson wish it- ff you an not tired of the .quibble -when be ens fairly digested 'Foreign interference' which be seems to hare stumbled at, i can mumps treat him t0 a few smaller matters, wbib wry1 chew that the emptygaol was sometimes attributable to the orbearance of the "powers that b.," as well as to the Eeoeraf good condeet of the community...- 1 ommunity. 1 think I could erne refresh kis memory in this seettet a little also. I hero extended my remarks, Sir, to too greet ■ length already, and shall conclude with one remark on t1ae last paragraph of Mr. Williamson.s letter viz : the " persecu- ting and proemial( of Dr. Dunlop in his ofd age," this Sir, Comet such a pearoratioe to his letter, as I bare aha■ heard to his hmnott:es, as attempt again to rouse the ebalt, sad Mr. Calloway to take the tame. so, when M unanimously _Jib pawed to Mr. Ritchie for his able and tm. Wke partial conduct in the same. TO COUNCILLOR BENJAMIN PAR - At SONS, ilial. tar GGo.sarcx, January 1etb, 1081. We, the uedereigned, Couociltors elected wee for our roomettes Wards, in the Towa Couecll of Goderfch; request you will allow a tot• of thanks w o. t• D. II. RITCHIE, Chairman. of yourself to be put io nomination for the k; Mayoralty for the •surae year. Aod wit , least from pant 'sponges, ..d the mus- ed, faotio1 Elwell in performing its duties fir • theryear .ow ending, you will mons yield ke to the general feeling, not merely of the Corporation, bat of the Tows is general. HORACE HORTON, JAMES INSET. he rf, THEODORE REED, DAN'L HENLEY, he WILLIAM STORY, a' WILLIAM WALLACE, 00 JAMES GENTLES. the _ Id -your requisition request• he tag me again to offer mye.If as a candidate 11 to fill the office of Mayor for the ensuiag year, are latteriag se at is honorable, I ego. out do ethic mu that aoeept;u it expresses yearcon6ion** as me, sed your MU.• faeuon of my conduct dunce the fins year sfyear f 1 can only amoral you, that i am most earnestly anxious by every means in my power, to promote the interests, and ad- vance the prosperity of this, the Town of my adoption. 1 am, Gentlemen, Yours respecfully, BENJ. PARSONS. To Miners. Horace Horton, James Bisset, Theodore Reed, Daniel Heeley, William Story, William Wallace, and James Gentles- Goderich, Jesuitry 13th, 1851. c. of be •1 k e • d u 7 Those mlt *sir* tlllgf bIt at 1110 mint sad w111 also,be pi Ow 9419 p• Is politica, tie edicts! teill steed thee: A.dmrt Coasestarrvs. a I ams, Aabtoe, Omitsg, Merrill, Beecher, Barker, [Albeit, ItClary, Teompsen-6. Ho1ma Clegg -7 • It ae probable that lir. Morrill will he - reoelected Mayor. Mr. Modems, op es count of bis advoc,c of the Ratline In the Comity Council, will probably be re-elect .d R..,o--free Press. The Maim asemesu of the year 1830 fad es seated to the performers of ear weekly ins► with the feeling that epos liaise we .hall have u.esaibly glided tete the year 1851. L.ke a traveller who bac reached the com- mencement 0tsoother nage, tea pees* to look beck rte the 'acidosis .f est journey. W. all Me hapa..ed fro whiawl- the ,.c ch beset as ter .awl the misgiving occasioned by a mimeo( the west of that anent of eapsse.•oe a.oeesar7 to ge,rh the beam is all weathers, as well as to the limit. able stability albs favoring gale by wbroh we were first tempted to spread oar sails and stud . at tato the broad oc.a of public import. Is myths t1.1 we hal we hoe overeeme the int difficulty, we feu we may be oventeppiog the fair Ammon el modesty, but to whatever came we may 'Attribute h, the aforesaid plc has mo- tioned . es with ieefeen.g fwerhos.s, tad we should fill [silty of gross ingratitude were we wt w .ek..wLdge tbu ie Apra et all cur ds- inerits, the pablic has set its ami of approbation e pos our efforts. To drop meupb.r sad balsam tie emus epee fact. At the tad of ear twat vnr. we band we could reckon apo. aeire.htiw of 1000. At the close of this oar seated yea, we umber sixteen h.edred, a hare eirc81•u.e we oppreheod great. thea ba aver yetat- tuned, by any kernel want el Hamilton, mod thagh ageism this sanmpled sad saexpertd ' access. we have to place a "heroieg est" to .eek year's debt, we toter epee yin, set third year,.io the hope sad belief that with Me maw tmpatiality sad esterpnae that has hitherto marked Dor course, Me flag of ti. "Free Pres." will still be stn is the vaa of th. Wooers .gadroo--Canaan Frio Press M.LA!eCROLT Ocecaasicg.-Wi 1nre that oo Monday last, in Pin., a floe young girl; the daughter of Jame. Pollock, Esq., was run over by a team which was driving rapidly through the street., and .o badly Was she injured that .hc expired .ithj. a■ hour. This is soother and fearful Inatome of the awrtoai retake that so (roqu..tly allow the insane practice of drone( horns unosly through the streets, and should rye as a sufficient ',throwing to civic au- horitiee of the danger of defayiog to put a top to it.-Br,i'tford Herald. CURLING. se Paris 10th Jemmy 1851. , t The curlers of Canada are hereby inform- t ad, that it baa for sometime put been in e cootemplauon°by erne of the numerous curling clubs of the tingles of Wentworth and Halton t9-ame, booepice, to dear - mum the skill of the several . curling clubs of Western Canada According to EtIquitte in such cases, this can only be determined by a trial of skill between those clubs, which, at present hold precedence as being the better curlers in their respective district- The curling club of Parts is aawilliog to Ire ao obstacle to so desirable 10 issue. its member* is claiming the precedeuce spoken of in their dtetnct, owe it to mom, panties, a they have for several years been victorious our the other numerous and mors skilful curling club. of the above counties, as well u of tbe metropolitan club of the Province. Justice to competitors compel,' the eor- lers of Pane the publicly to allude to pert transacttoes. They therefore challenge any other emit or association of Western Canada to meet them on a fair field to coo - tend for the prize of exeelleoce. C. . is witlpleaseaddrssSecre- lary. JAMES PENANT, Sec. Par. C. Club. feelings of party ; such remarks as these when ,eutterly .•called for, aro strongly indicative of a coarse mind, however talent- ed he tea be -and, as fkete do mot in any teay apply to .e, i &ball for the present take my leve of Joseph Williamson. You re, X. "Charge Chester Marge, an Sealey es 1" At • meeting of the rohabmtante of the Townehjp.1 Stanley, held ea Saturday the 11th cement, ■t 11•acks • Tavern, Bayfield, to take tato eenslderatio■ the best memo of huddler a Harbour at the month et th. Raver Ilky8l'ld. D. H. Ritchie, Esq., be. tag milled M the Mate, addremeted the met - tag ow tie imp.rtas.e of the object for which the wtieg me salad, 'Moe the folbwaag eesef18...e were oared sad ear- ned .wi.sdy. 1.4. • Med by Mr. Sherif M.D•asd, niwo ed ad by Mr. Desist che trli1 meetl.r reef mimes nd re- awns that a joist et.st ee.paq be termed for b.tth ht$ • Elarbesr et the mouth •f Om River =a le china elf LI le each. That rte l itimat tee the mad rafted by de mud Co.pany, •ube.ripties lets ha mewed. and opened der }biys.s (rem any aad1. .deal• M erb andel M the gams. sad hist ata ksaa9. '• • • •,rte e ~ wt ▪ 1111.1. 011111111 iter \Tr,.11y t .' al fi sarglg e} -s hdMMyw i IftmestLlh ,Ile• MeD ssidireeeeedtd by 1[r. Husks, .doat- potentthat a oat - potent Ammer be estasye1 b. Mieway th. alae of boo eetend.4 bulbaf, Me Freya. .pa8sYsae sellsester of M. antro wibb ea tittle clay art yeeeleM, t1W tet a estmear rte be esker M wet Ow pro• krehiau, r supassee salrey. • Mead byre 0i pa.a14, .evaded by Mia Matehr sad melee* that ...naw to,s a tme.sibet se dkTy d. Saw- haN tralem m►•ef •ems. Maks 1Plybr, Cei.osyChmlibeer, Mania Q Osage. ser. Blab., seem.dod y saa1.1ty that >ti lra.Y. e ...toot 'Moe e\ tae tali. PD'" tlr► tllilb41t0 THE TOWN ELECTIONS. On Monda het, our Town exhibited less excitement than any election day we can recollect (or some year. past. There was very little canvassing previous to the time of the elections, or it had been performed in a very quiet way. The election is 8t. Patrick's Ward excited most interest. it would be dificcit to define the real state of feeling in regard to the matters that were mixed up with the merest in the different Wards. The ion( gnesuooe were the es- tablisbment of a Market at the West end of the Town and the location of the Rail- road Depot to the north or south of Dundas Street, which 1st was again subdi.idd by the secondary queues, if south, what place ahoold be chosen• Those, joined to 'be metal political gtreetioe of Tory or Re- former, ar,d tbuof private predelictio. with those who were careless about local coo- nderatiooa, all had their influence in the contest. to 8t. Patrick's Ward the Poll at the cloy ie the aecoad day, wart as follows: - Adana 137 Alderson 119 Aebt.n 149 Lennon 100 Dixon 16 LeoMrd 85 Mr. Abbott rseeived 119 votes for ia- epeetor of Tethers*. sad yr. Griffiths, 05. I. 81. George's Ward the former Com - edema 1 Messrs- Carlteg, barker sad Bomber. Oa the that day of tate poll et the elms, lir. McDowell wee ahead of M►. Bacitev, but en the foll*wiag day, Mr. ameba evortook ►ls with very little a spate. L. William Dallis was *lotted Lrpestor. Thit polling place was wary badly Oates, beteg mealy smile fres' the Caen Hesse. The pill was takes in see of the two room of aha mew 'shag boom en St- George'. Wald le the d. Camnom a harrel of but tor aha r.- o1 the ditty, ssepletsee.ly Wooded with "J. Cnttla1,' b.t whether w Meter eaf 4091,', or what fstile/aee the beer 1 love 4ereued ie as.v1e the head of the pal we do not pretend 1e Mg. Ie St. Astir.,'. Ward tie w.' pet taken, se .e m enei.ien mas Salmi Se the Reiser mea nert. T .9k'. s for lbs ~ torahip promotes Menem enmr sod i aMsl A'b1 %. The reale( es !be Telt .va. +N debit. The revolt d the pall, bOrreeM tee is bar M Mr. Whittemore, 8t. Davi/', Ward ►s returned *Mane. D. M. Tbemptem Jobe Chu.sad Lahatt- 1Lr.Nab relsA few yot.• t 1.- M e4 NI. Jibe t r bee bite* jay es the granted AAM his Jan. Jail„ Weal ime area..$ eek team the pelt sleet& laws bees eissel. es the .nese tteRDep a mss at lersorthshe 1 I b' ar wt. gm as9rtlfh#19a • • i ...-..- z rew.ti' rmei s /scan er- Birth, in the Goderich Gaol on the 14th inst. the wife of Jonas Co Yloer, Towne Jan. 9th Wheat Pmt Weed. 1190 Ibis 16.. to 210•.•- Wheat,per bWkelr e01b, In 1. 34 ted. Bony. MP Weisel, 40 Ib, to N to 3s 1 d Oats, per bathed, 841be, Is Id to 1. 31. Pee, per Mahe), 80 tort. f. 114 9.. Belleville .,thWheat, 3s. 6d. Oats, la. 9a- $4. ?stelae. le. 3d. Potash, lie. 9d. Butter, 6d- a 7d- Beef, 15111. 6d. Lard, 5d. Gomm, le. 3d. JOHN ADAMS, ;FASHIONABLE TAILOR, (Next door te M. B. 8.y..., k 0.,.) • Wog Strood, Cadence. 'unary 1851. 3v .48 BY-LAW No. 9, To divide ale Turman*, McGillivray lets Rural Wards. Passed Sept. 16, 1830. Wraa.ae it is deemed expedient to di- vide the Towaebrp of McGillivray foto Ru- nt Wude for the potpie of Election of T?wnebip Councillors, Se it enacted by the Municipality thereof, by virtu. of the pow. ere vested in them by Act 11 Vie. cap. 81, awl is hereby enacted by the sutbonty of the s..., that the Tawn.b.p of McGillivray he sod the cave Is hereby divided into Five Renal Wards. Ward No. 1, to cosine of the 1st, end, 3rd ant 4th , from tb. Tows. d ip has of Stinnes, eo tie Bide Lila. be- tween Lots 20 acid 41. together with that pert of tee North Boasdary bottieg too said cooeema,. Ward No. 2, to imam of the 1.t, lad, 3rd and 4th , from the .aid Line Wines Lots 90 and 31, to t►. Township taf Williams, also Lot. 34, 35, .std 36 is the 5111. tepee..... Ward No. 3, to consist of the 5th, 6th, 7tb sad 8th , except Lots 94, Se and 38, a the 6th concesaiom. Ward No. 4, to consist of the 9th, 10th, 11th tad 19tb, together with that pats of Oka North Boundary buluog the same. Ward No. 5, to toasist of the remaining part of toe Towe.bip. Aad Mit further enacted, that the Telco. ship Clerk be appointed to hold the first Annual Meeting, and to be Returning Offi- cer in the First Ward, and that the brat Meeting thereof sball be holden at Patrick Flanagan's Travers, is said Ward. That Mark West be appointed to hold the fret Aaoual Me tog, end to be t(.turoing Officer of Ward No. 2, to be holden at the house of James Barber, Esq., on Lot 19, lb the 3rd concession, That John Graham M appointed to hold the first Annual Meeting, and to be Rotors Meg Officer in Ward No. 3, to be holds at John Morton's, Lot 26, in the 6th eon. That Linwood Craven be appointed to Conon, C. W. 9th Jan., 1851. Wheat -Deliveries moderate, and we M !cannot change or quotauoa. Fall 31" lid; Spring, 3. 6d per bushel of 60 the. Oats -Quite scarce, and prices stiff at Is t per bushel. - Barley -We hear of no transactions !rnreek; eek; is fact, we believe there te little E remaining in farmers' hand,/. not more than what maybe required for seed to the sprang. J old the first Meeting, and to be Rotuma g fficer for Ward No. 4, a24 that the fires eeting thereof shall be holden at the School Hose near Craven's corner. That Edwin Wood be appointed to bold be first Annual Meeting, and to be Rotor. jog Officer of Ward No. 5, and the first meting thereof shall be bolder' at Richard ramie, Lot 15, oo the loth concession. WM.FIBHER, Township Reeve. Dat. F , Clerk. 48 4 Ttmot y Seed -7. 6d per bushel. CAME into the premises of the mubecri- ber, on the 17th of December Ia.t, a Black COW, with some white •boot her bag, and a white her fo,,. lets. Lot 41, 1.1 concession, Goderich.- The owner re requested to prove property, , and take her away. WILLIAM HALL. January 14, 1851. 48t1 3 GENERAL'S OFFICE. Commis DIP.RTMg ser, Toronto, 7th December, 1850. .. z is hereby given that He Ex- CRLLRIrCr Tea GOVRaroa Ganga*L to Caused, has been pleased under the autho- rity vested in him, by the provision of the 1st Election of the 13 and 14 Vic. Chap. 5, to appoint that the following Articles now charged with s duty of Twelve Pored: Ten Shillings per cesium ad valore•s, shall be p'acod in the List of Goode paying a duty of Twit Pounds Ten Skillings per cairn od valorem, from and after this date, and .hall be rated fordaiy accordtagly. oiz: Cotton Warp Slate, Fire Brick, Mostard Beed, Ultra Marine and Pest. Blue, Sal Ammoejec, Prosiest', of Potash, Alam, Phosphorus, Bleaching Powder, Cochineal, Copperas, Vitriol, Shellac. Felts, Borax, Strong Fluid Acid., including Nitric, Sul. pbarie, Murata and Oxalic Agri. By Commend, J. W. DUNSCOMB. AT a Meeting of the Provincial Lead Surveyors, residing in the United Counties of Herm, Perth tad Bruce, held at the 8t. Marys Hotel, 8t. Marys, on Toeday the 7th Jesuitry, instant, the fol- lowing roealotio.e viers pared. Resolved, Tbet the Provincial Land Sur- veyor' itt rest.g t pastiest in the (Jotted Count form to be celled the "Berea Booed of Prowls. eel Lead Seineyor.," fee ted purpose of prumetieg their interests as a profession.94l R..., 1prolamine 18.t es the prolam..1 Land Serveyieg to est boldus important (roots, and requires proper quelifiestlo.e and high reepeserbititfee In Its weeders itis the duty of this board to dolomitic interests .f the pbatn eo. by iodating for an refrarefract/esrefract/esof the Statute, all partly seder titer settee who shall emetics, Lied Sonemeg einemeinemktgd q.aldostia.e; mad at *we beard ere same Wt such Illegal practice is goiter elle Meek parts of ted United Counties; et pljg abrs..94 unl'dlate elope be taken sad put • stop to the mime sle brag tie I partied to '•Savo. Mott That w am Wife( fees propmed te•r themselves into a body, DIVISION COURTS. rirmHE nut Division Coarse for the United Counties of Hero. Perth sod Bruce, will be held at doe times and places following:- 1at, Division. -Cos„ Moue at Goderich,- let rehear?. T. G. Morgan, Esq., Clerk. 9d Diwwa- .-lain Hake. Mitebell,_3rd Elm., February. Rehm Case. E., Clerk 3d- Dirisiett-Wood's Tavern, Stratford, Bib February. Rain Williams,ilEsq., Clerk. 4th. Dieisioa-Quieka' Tavern London Rawl 14thFebruary. George Carter, Esq., Clerk. 5th Dieisiea--Wm. Ratteobory's Ioo,Cliawn, 13th Feb. James Gordon, Esq., Clerk. 6th. Dirisiew-Audereses Tavern at Mary'o- 5th Feb. James Colemao, Esq , Clerk - The Bitting of the Bevels! Coarse will com- mence punctually •t 19:o'cqlock. A. M. ARTHUR ACLAND, J. D. C. Gaderich, Sept. 11th, '50 3v-e-xai Important to the Public. ALFRED BUR MH"AM CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, (Member of the Royal PI I Society of Groat Brutes, ) R.ESPECTFULLY Worms the is and armed STRATFORD, tk.18. has purchased the Business of Ur. Hyde, lately car- ried se by him is the MEDICAL HALL, sed hovuMeowedg MeowedMedtsie.. fee men than half the Nobility of Ensiled, and M. for several Me here of the Royal Family, dsneg fifteen yeses erperieeee wit► some of the meet eminent Med- ial Pr...miooen is that 0091try. H. wilt be Wm, to give ADVICE GRATIS, Teel; persons who my think proper to commit him .apply A lull ply of the theism's DRUGS. CHEMI. CALK, 8tatisasry, Oils, Vanishes, Dye Stalk Poet. du., together with a great variety of other domestic arcomsat!,ebs, will be coaatly kept ea hand Ile THE MEDICAL HALL. Stratford, let leaser?, 1851- 46-3m3 ATTACHMENT. United Cocaineof F virtue of a Norm NorPerth f Bruce, writ of attach - 71 NU. mat 'need ant of Her Majesty' Conn of Quote's Banat at Toronto, to me directed, apinat the Ea - uta Real se well M Personal, of Jobs Jones, an absconding or concealed debtor, at the sett of Jams Crowing sad Jams R. Aadnwe for theses, arite hundred end n ineteen ponds aim "billows abed five penes. i have seized all the Weil sed Per. meal Est.te of the said Joh. Joan, and salmisthe nM Jebel Joss noon's within the jerltiotios of the CMrt from edam* the said writ issued, sad pat Is Bail to the S OMIS Of tees the etaaa.of (18. J.q'e Crombie a0d James . Andrews to be dis- barred white three cdeoda► soothe from firstthe a Wit , Rea tletet the a thePer. sal of the Wad Jobe Josie • or es much thereof se staybe ..e d.srj will be hold liable for the y- memt, Weekand satisfaction of the claim. of de mid *BMW as well me M tb. pay.ect, hoot&t or eat.faetioe of tee charm or claimedsnob other M pla.taf, as alt a snit tees seed..[ tbe property ant e4ti d le day- me, egad Jabs Jame.wWt..it m.i91a from tee Men .oad wr teeming .f the e.tiit d.te gs teisemstSoMsates teee el awe Ibis, s. is pttwW ia. 10IIN Uhilsil o ihieD t .nfU. C. H. P. Uh.mt► ..019u,.stl, ! on4T Mw »r► •utplb•►14 Made • by tee adios 709tH..e be adopted yews Merl and et= ed altered 1.; tthee *II Proclaim/ ,eaaX1'09..., herse.afte, coming rete the U.jted Comities halr ed to *Mee nab Ise held b emery ets ubjdets,. DM ter ttletal0 Rom the ary . psfjAs t►.e1 f ibe9 d. copy d the rules and re. gulations‘ That the booed ie meet at bast •mel-eseu41 , es I.Mrd.it oases ad posse deeab«memo mm.N.w its semi • met) M tam. el Ibitobsid. 'tb es *a sattn be e.Me ofse she bow( be* b.ij...t , • Uetios eyL"¢pgt- MrB'MYt1lN Vitt J. E. a. marrtaala ( RAT Oc RAp I'VLLEfG 4 CAFFUJJING MILL 't Berpgijit 7eOTItdkMwl• edging the very liberal pat names hes- towed spm hie Cardin/ 4/It q` mason, begs to ottamat. 10 he (dead: i.d the pub- lic issersi ub_lic"gsaersi , that he to ready low for Fulling, ulling, ng and Finish eV mists of Clete that .01 be left to his cars. His Funfair MIiI, Carding Mill, sed net ed appsreatoe, M all of the moat imps„_ sed sad &meet hied el Machinery, aid war. ked by as.. but skilful and exponetaed Md bre 'Forme will be always th• iOM1 liberal and muivate ko..o is the seu.ary. GFA. J. PRUSSIAG, Fur ivy. RJ$CHMULLXR. Stratford Stowe Mill., flit. 96, 1860. 07' Always on heed a tinge end tell moaned Stock of LUMBER, which will be sold at fur prices sad oo terms to mutt cue. to.ere• 3.97 3m FOR SALE LOT Se 9 le the Waw Side of North Street is the Tow" of Goierrbh. Terme Eay- Apply to, D. H. LIEARS. ✓4.18.1✓►, Struityred. Otidench, fhb Jsa.a,y, 1851. NOTICE. b NOTICE.' eT Country Merchants, Anv amass. dCOMMIE 8daenberas10h,e.T ht,ed fes IIALEttY L w.reenty.fiee tj a.a. TI1IJi1? y OJr vinous `radon Aim se einem meth d 4fU,a6Y DE.1( (.....441:17.11311 TOBACCO! Whreh will be Seed ata wall adm its' M lbw York Preen. Numb, Cherry Lumber .ad Wheat takes 1o, Eaeh.age. HORACE NORTON. N.B. SADDLES. HARA•,F;SS cod everything is the Line, eun.raauy se heed, cheep for owe ur blerchaauble Produce H. H. Gnderieh, Nov. 13, 1860. 3vao4 1-3. CASH for WHEAT AT the Guthrie!' Mills. WiLLiA110 p4PRR• Ond•reh Mills, 5th December• n•t)♦ 11941 pI ROM the very &testing support revel - yea by the *oho -ober on hr. Ant ap- pear -mice u Agent in the Division Courts, be would intimate to the othabaseie of the Dunne (eeeralty, that be will attend the respective Courts throughout the United Commies of Hutu.. Perth and Brom, st'each ant every of their Sittings (health permit- ting,) and as his el and travelling expensive, prompt payments will be required. N. B. -Communications most be poet. PAM- JOSEPH-WiLLIAMSON. 11 Godericb, Jan. 7th, 18181. 47 3tf t - in CAME tete the Enclosure of the wb.crt- • bet, 4th Con. Lot 111, Tucker•mith, en 11 or about the 1st of November last,• White e STEER. with Brown ears, one year end a to half old, The owner is requested to prove • iroPe►tl,pyWILLIAM MMURRAY , to Tuckeremitb, Jan• 4, I84!. 46 R NKW LINE OF STAGES ail-WS/LP GALT AND GODERItCH THROUGH IN 18 HOURS ' lee caaneef.tt void Ms Elasges from H,rmeew. COMMENC1NG ea TUFAIDAY 1..f October, • Stage will lease tee Us►'. otel, Galt, .1,6' o'clock, e. m.. std he British Hotel, Godericb, at 6 o'stoek, s. ., every day (Sondem excepted,) &n..,.t t each of the above tt'ow.• at early beds me, and will continue to nib for tbe Art• ominedation of Travellers, Manitg pass* ally At 6 o'clock in the morning, Th. ub.cr'Hmr hopes by paying strict attention the comforts of the Traveling Puhiit to eosin a share of their support. Bahia oboe, lite., fcrsr.bed. Any complaiote Made of Drjvero will w- iate etteouos, andrtaw •J 1tmtiB be ea LIST OF LETTERS fM 18ALDIL"(G is the STRATFORD Boo c IL Office op te Jemmy 7th, 1831. Arm!! Thee Ball.eu.e David Beim Ri.18.sd Broomhead W J Boyd James Campbell Peter Campbell Archibald Campo e OGeorg, Joe Campbell James Caplet's!! Rebs Carragber Terrance MameCurry Moe Ceder8aml Douglas' Mrs Dorothy Drumm Jacob nime, D o.d Patrick Dose ThemaEdwards Joe Ellison Christopher Es..on Andrew Flatter AlenPitapatrick J se Freak A C Guinn Wm Grovel Wm Gnomes Henry Hays Joe Hamilton Hugh 2 Heroo Edward Jokes Semi 2 Kosedy Edward 11;1ppen Alex Kremer Fradricbk • Deana Deaa Kipp.. Jae Kerbs J 8 L lee Miller J J Maltose, 8am1 Metbenll Wm 2 Moore Wm Moore Widow Menyleee AkaMcGill Wm ateCard.11 Joseph McCaffery A Mme CA'Leer Jame McErwaa Joe McDsrmid Peter Hauer Lorene Neil Wm. O'Doesell'Biws Ogilvy Riau Oield George Wm Beat Odben W. Odben ThosPike Joe Yater Jno '* Parsons JPomo,Pory Wm Qmala Cornelius Quipop !madman (aiaberia Ju Reid Thom Realty Wilson Rotrerteee Jos 8aekrider Joo 2 8 Scott Wm' 8.epler Hoaryar 8peou Imo Henry Jas Lowe Robert Thom Alex meth, Geo Watson Wm Lafferty Edward Wats*. Jae A. F. MICKLE, Postmaster. co redressed as fu w rad able. Parcels sot by 1Mfe.I.t0s will be eemley. ed with can and po.etsdity, sed d.ti.Me% at moderate charges. Peruse traveling by this Lis tent( cast he deprived of rest a s the Roetekom (iede- rich to Hamilte.r they arrive is edit M• twos 10 and 11 o'clock at nigh*, minas is the aoroi.g for Hamilton othleeitooe sod os the Route from Haseeite*►u Ge/r rich the Pusses en arrive is Gat as than choose, at 0 o'clock in the Warb.e. s If o el.ek at meet, tad l..0a for 60d.reet M b jt. 1hl' t .r.Iog, . v.,... . T, Jif. DALY, Prorri e.t.:ge Stratford.8ept- 18, 1860. arms* HURON HATE,;:---„- THE Subscriber Inge leave 1. MiliamMet t0 his somanss respeetablt cert sod tlr trees:hog public ge.etailys tido the exteonee repairs and Impreto.e.lY( chick have been en the .aHutNi - Hotel during t! f the.e.er, ase. now fully eompleted. And •s he fa to evs0- dent that big establishment is noweapable of affording accommodation equal to that of any Hotel fa ibis section of the co..tq; tai• venture' to hope fors of that liberal support which he has f.Mssed Sonat the period he has been in busmen. NEB GENTLES. Huron lintel, GoJ.riebJA, October 16, 1830. 1 vee2r3 FOR -SALE. THAT EXCELLENT FARM ON the Bay6eli Road, Nine mile. fresh GODERICH.gnd Three from Bayfield. nesting of 180 Acres of Land, 49 d lob are elected, and tbtough which rune hat excellent Mill Stream, the 33 Creeb - er partsoef•re apply to Mr. NAPTSL1 se oderieb - September 97, 1850. t3-s33t( 100 1-4 ACRE LOTS WISP co CAME tato the Linkmen of the Sob- h acrtber es or about till' 1st of Novato. her last, a three year old .tsar, also about G the let of Sept. • yeart.g hpfer, Let No. 26, 4th Ce.. Towne/op of McKillop. The Ow .rtes of the L is requested to prove property pay expenses, and take them away. .-t THOMAS GOVE,NLOC)<. 1- McKieop Dec, I0) 1860. .46-,* OR SALE is the Tows et StiatjJoed• Ap- ply to D. HOME L1ZA1te, 8olieiter. Stratford, 16th Nev. 1830. 3MOtf Mored teal the Flatted Counties be shirt. ' GodeT1•C%1 k 20018 Nov. 1850. dd into three wheal districts, for the pur- *t pose of appointing ether of con). toes schools to be as follows vis : let. The County of Perth to form one Dittricta eomprteteg the townships of Blap- chutt Dowse and Gore of Downie, Nortb I and South Eastbope, Ellice, Logan, Ful - office, Hibbert, tor.thet with the new townships to tbe north of the above. and. Th. tewsehrpe of Baddulpb, McG I- lirray, Stephen, Hay, 8asby, Tocker- smith, end Uubone- 3rd. Godench toonabip•nd town, Mal- let, McKillop Coders*, Wawasosb, A.b. field, and the Colony of Brum. also the to.os►ipe to the north of Halle* aid Mc- I). o-D. H. RITCHIE, JOHN HOLMES. Catried uaatimonoly I JOHN 11TRACHAN, Barrister and Attorney .1 Low, fiederieh. UTa ILL (star mined es Coswu l the dif- fermet Meides Courts is the Darted Gestic. of Herm, Pith sod Brno. 0ederieh. 1.t Jatt•n, 1851. N. B --Parties a e d:nesee wt.hlag re o.tl ibemselees of Mr. Ser.ekes'.woolen, will phase dawn IM. .9s m, ►..t•reif. riedeeieh. N NATIONAL HOTEL, BRUCEFIELD. TO EMIGRANTS AND OTHERS, WANTING MEN Mt THE SUBSCRIBERS OprER . FOR SALE, r(IHE foll.wirg (.0T8 OF LAND is the 1 Temente o(STANLEY - t of 21, 2n4 Con. Cowhides of 400 Aetna 119 Cleared Lot 21, :lyd Cbncesaion, rtmaisein . of 100 Acres, 4o, ekawd, be aremend • h.K mile. ir.e 1118. VILLAGE . BRUOEFIELD. On the latter Lee, then it • GOOD LOG HOUSE. RA RN. lbs. its., with • rweett Dew• ire t►taeg► ti. Farm- Them it .1•. owes ewe ".5of FALL IK'Kfs'A7' SOWN. which sae tut had at a twderare vet.. The Loa. will De old menthe or .m egerely, w nee b. dearth- M the leo re di Ind a eemarie Cher► art ('.trh Werk. in attoetl.ae ender. --3.•41411M. S. SFItMOtJR i Cr ver THF SMISCR18ER bogs lean to fora hi• (needs aqd ted pe1llc g11h'- n1ly, flet be bee sow pt the N.ttooal Rotel ee far cse.pieted, oe to merest him is smog dee be is prepared le tures.* eo.a.mdnti.a for woad /arm equal at lout,'I. mid's( that sen be kind be- times Leede. and Gedertc►. T1rNetie.. ed Hotel le s mend to tie beeetifel sea Mule, vitiate ef 8*'.. Sold, i1 raZ fro. Oedema* and MI mile. Nem Leede anal firer 11. oeglMety WI the mac •die, lad MOM 01141011•1110 art .am94o .r Nevem. be berm for • Man of M' .• tik IOP Z. E. JAIIAStIir 1M warp% • LESSONS' IN t t 1 .. MR- TW1tAtlr$BleE, worts r *e I•tI*.a,sd then.... art tldwi.b chane M nese* deMs•day, the ,Nth Mot. te ops s in Vr. T `m Marne ore same•' nevi, pa ped.. ate Wee iap!snsaae.b0M agitate alma .p ern 1--1 1tg 1 tray ry Ys J 1 i a beat an mow.S worthkse se e/ so goys At Vitt *pleb!VviOtt. Bodkin. Dr. 11. IAM fir"