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TIVRON SIGNAL.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 9, 1852.
Toe Clergy Reserves are treating MOM
island ia the public mind *very day, as
the time approaches for tbe mhos of our
Proviacial Parliament epos h perplezing
geishas. The great mass of the people
have ever ',need a deep interest is the
settlement of this quaint. Statement
have written page after page -made speed!
after speech open it --and have given their
constituents pledge after pledge, that they
would vote for it at the proper lane. -
The proeeediags of the Provincial Parlia-
ment become more and mons interesting
every day; and of course, every mottos tin
is mode either by Reformers or Conserve
tives, ti read throughot the Province, and
especially in Upper Canada, by a large ma
jority of the people, through the medium
of the prose. And aftything that may hike
Os least tendency to favour the float
al
of the Clergy Reserves, ere
atm a linty. and even an exeitiag hope is
the milds of the thousands who feel loth-
videsdly interested, for themselves and their
posterity. As might be expecied, some
of our more narrow minded opposition
friends would here es believe that dare
will to no decisive action taken upon it -
that the present Government, being cons- !
posed of the most incongruous materials,
will 'abut& the question as best leer can.
Al least, many are desirous that sueb may
be the ease. Others say, ob! the /Minis-
try will not be united upon this qeestion--
ibere will be • dissolution Of Parliament,
the. But to such, we would say, that a large
majority of the Representatives, and we
believe all the members of the Govern-
ment, have pledged themselves to act
upoa it, fearless of censequences. Aud
we do not doubt, no, not for a moment, but
that they will give entire satisfaction to their
friend:and supperters thioughout tbe Pro-
vince, by gill.% the subject their warinett
Uppoct-that is, whatever measure the
Ministry may think best to briug before
the Room for the eccularization ti the
Clergy Ree,rre..7.
• To assert or demand the right cf legis-
lating nen this as a local guestion, ap-
pears to lie the Grst step which must be
taken towards the 'setdemeat of this
vexed qttestion--and this ,must Be• at-
tomplishad before we can espect the
Ministry to take further decided action. -
al tie Caw- lian• says, - " if
los first !tiptoe, and th..a deemed the
it meat be obvious to every Inas of
etioary sapci.; .hat we will simply grt
14,4ugiued at for our presumption and stupi-
dity, and will hate bat a small chance of
being attend. to."
In our I'arliarsest, the Miaistry have
commencer: is good earnest; 'they have laid
out work enough to keep thein actively
e ngaged for months to come. Tbcre has
been any *mould of talking cm the speech
from the Throne; tied it mast be gratify-
ing to know that it kis been to the point.
And athoegh eome of the men that are
now takiog • prominent part is the House,
have beat- roost shamefully Aimed by thel
oppositior pens; yet every reasonable man
will admit t tat t'se Reformers have spoken I
le the porpose. -What will the opposiuon ;
say to the language of the Inspector Gene -1
fall tl,urely there is not the least appea-
rasee of shuffling in bis speech. In speak -
Mg of the Clergy Tseierves be says :- "al-
though be entertained every feeling of
t for the Imperial Government, yet in
PLREL• LOCAL XATTtaa SCCH Al THE
CLIRGY Restwrzet ocorno:c, he did
not care one straw for their opinion, but
world vindicate, and, to the best of his
abihty, maistain our constitutional rights,
aad that bis opiaions, on this cpiesticm,
were saelmaged mid unchangeable." Al r.
Morin os the same subject, said in behalf
of the French Canadiaas, "that entire un-
aanetty existed in the Cabinet, on the Re-
serves, u well as on other geestioos, wei
that the French Canadians would be pre•
pored to .maintain oar constitutional
tights." We feel pleased to bear sub
without, from a Lower Canada member.
Dr. Ralph, lias taken the same bold sad
derided Mud. He says, that "tbe Minis-
try me founded ea progreerive Reform
lenteiples, sad that they would stand or
fall on the sieularisatim of the Clergy
Reserves." The member for Herm,
*Me admen% fhe same seetimest, spoke
Wpoiotedly es say other nese is the Home.
In the emu of his remarks, be said " that
he had always auserted, did ever would
smart the right of Cantles% kgialate epee
emi Clergy Reserves. 1would aunt
*eyes thank it should brig ne into
Minim wit% Eugland."
Marley evesiog tb. debate is an-
swer to Ms speech was misled, when the
N ew &fens allialstry were sostaised by a
inn ellejority. The Hamatoo Spectator
71, Rid es the Clergy &WM clues
sorerdesseervativos voted with them.
Ttatesress AND Guinea Ramseur. -
The Gott Reporter of the 3rd Masai coo -
bias the followiar -0 It is &tally deter-
mirsid, it appear, Ihat the terminal of the
Tweet. and Guelph Railway shall ha at
Peet Sonia 1 aad net at Gotlerich." The
Guelph Adtvrtiser04 August 46th, says
thst Mr. Shaaley, with allogisfServey-
OM,,ft'nfied is Gulp& sad commented the
survey for a lime of ltailroad from Goelph
to Goderich. And that £2000 has bees
subscribed to defray the imputma of this
survey, &e. We understand that there
has• been a party of surveyors at work is
this vicialty, for. Go-laat few days -hot
whether they are Mr. Stanley and star,
we are not premed tasty. We an at a
loss to know from what source the Repor-
ter received his informaticia. It seems
strange to hear of surveyors being at wort
en the hoe to Goderich, while at the same
time the Company are determined to have
Port Sarnia for their terminus!
t PUBLIC LillItAitir.-We are happy to
state that a Public Library has bees estab-
lished in Goderich, and that it already
• poem/nes a coositleraWe 'number of
volutions. To the Sons of Temperance
is du'ir the credit of so praiseworthy
u eadertakiog, which has, Marred, been
. !mg a tlesideratens. Though originating
with Ss/ Sons, the Library is open to all
desirous of beOelitieg by it, and celestial a
choice selection from the various &nut-
' ments of literature ; the entrance tie is
only eve shillings, and the subscription two
pence per mouth, thus placing its advan-
tages withiu the reach of all. The Libra-
riso (Alr. 'T. Nicholls) will no doubt give
every information to those desiriSua of 1i:s-
corning metnbers. Aol we trust the most
cordial support will be tendered by all
claws of our fellow -townsmen to this really
useful institution.
rr Uecered a money letter from R. II.
Brett, Toronto.
�'p Ilon. M. Cameron. and Mr. Christie
(Wentworth.) will receive our 'thanks for
sundry l'arliamestary documents.
ELLCilo.N.-NVe take the fol.
lowing froM the Torouto Giote,.of the
• 2Sth ult., which we ;ire entire, for the
benefit of those that entered the protest
against Mr. Camerons return as member
for Heron: -
1 • " ileeron Eleetign.
a Sir ALLA:* .N1c.NAn called the atten
lion of Mr. Speaket tothe fact that it was
bis duty to report, to the Douse any elec
bons which bad taken place cum; the re -
,Cess. to till seats rotated by members of
tins limiter.
w Mr. SPEAtEn said he had looked into
the queetion, and be found that it -was only
hie duty to report in cases where the
Speaker had issued Ms writ for a new elee
tioo-not in the case of an election order -
cd by the Crows.
t, Sir ALLAN AfcNes dis.eated from,
this View of the matter; M. llenry Smith
spoke in seitrrt of Mr. Speaker's • inter-
pretaticn ; tlu.n the matter dropped.
There is a delightful abtonee of bitterness
-a sweet spirit of amiability in the atti-
in:le-and language of the Conservative op-
positicsa toward. the Ministenial Bench."
•
! COMmunitationli.
,
1 roa TEM NV ROY 11144•L.
At a meeting of a namber of the inhabit-
' ants of the Township's, of Hay, Usborne
i•asel Tuckersaiith, held at the fan of M.
Rodger, Esq., oe Monday the 30th ult..
called for the purpose of selecting a fit slid
proper name fOr a new and thriving Village
situate in the Township's of Hay and
borne, adloioing.
James Wilkie. Esq., was called to the
chair, and Mr. George McLeod was re-
quested to set as secretary.
When it was moved by Mr. Wm. Wil-
' son, of Hay, seconded by Mr. It. G. Bis-
sett of Falterer.. and
Resolved. That this Village shall be in
' intim known by -the name of ROGER.-
' VILLE-carried unanimously.
Moved by Mr. James Hand, seconded
by Mr. Thomas O'Bryea, and
Resolved, That Ieory of the proceed -
Mr of this mcenng be sent to the Horn?
Sezfrial, and London Free Press for publi-
cation --carried unanimously.
Jostles Witeir, Chairman.
Getteet .70."Ltori, Sec.
i
Rogerviile, Sept. 6th, 1852.
b• The FA Asides for Goierich, are
Iced fiwy the 271b Septemberhe-
fire kfr. Jean McLean. At Hamilton
ea Thursday the 16Ih NNW 1 for Geolph
II Heady I I di Wok&
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• AlKEY FAIR.
Thia long-established and far-famed cat-
tle market was held on Wedneeday. the
21st inst., on Isikey s Brae, one Mile west
of tbe Village of Old Deer. Aberdeesshire.
Being situated in oee of the best cattle -
rearing districts in tbe country, it was for
a kogthened period the largest in Scot -
load, and is the largest in the North, espe-
cially for fine cattle.
The following is a note of a few or the
many sales completed: -
Alr M'Oosald, Pittendrnm, sold a lot of
two -year-olds to Mr Kay. Forfar. a X12
a -bead. Mr. Stewart, Sandbole, laid i
lot of three -year -Ws to Mr. Stewart.
Beattie, M £17 a -head. Mr. Smith also
sold • v ry boa lot of two-year-ol , to
Iii
Mr. Brier , Inaerquhnme ry, at .615 a at
Mr. Robertsoo, Uroomhills, sold a I t of
two -year -Ws, to Mr Sprigs, !Amami, at
£10 lOs .-bead. Mr RoberbOo had a
floe lot of eight three-year-olde-thooght
to be takes st upwards of AIS mend. -
Mr Cott., Midietou of Rattray, sold • lot
of Arat-rate two sod three -year-olds to Mr
Sprigs, Loathe, 51 .418 a -hood; this was a
splendid lot, sod thi two -year-olds is it
may he stated as the hut two -year-olds ia
the fair. Mr Pato., Towie, sold • lot of
twelve three-year-olde, to Mr Knowles, at
A17 illee-heed--saril to be height for Mr
Sprigs. Mr. Divide's, Adsiel. Menthes.
sold a lot er thru-year-olds, to Mr Fame,.
Forfar, at A111 10s. a-hoest. Mr RAU,
Loaoheul of Fidderete, veld s lot el two-
year-elde to Mr Butoe, Meakilm111,Frie,
at A 15 a-lisod. ?dr Marrat, Rehm, odd
HURON SIGNAL.
a lot orthrouyesuolds to Mr. Soren, Rom,
at Art ..hood. Mr Reedit, Newlisehill,
sold a let of Prouty tirsolaer-olds, to Mr
Sprigs, at XII irlosad. Mr :Hiles, Shiva-
disomild eight two -year -oh& (s kit.) to Mr
Elder, Twit, at All 17a Ada -hood. Mr
Milos, Bilk, sold Ws two-yeer-ohls, to Mr
Hooter, Musks/row at £l4 7s 6d a- hood.
Mr Whyte, Pieberstea, sold a let el two-
yearmiAs, 44 Mr -Foospioas, Coo* at
.C11 5e a -head. Mr Mattes. Cyyisalt,
sold a lot of tbree-yeeir-ohlo. te Me a
Smart, at £17 17s 64I a -head. Mr Rid-
dle, Lamennuir, Amigo, sold a 1.4 01 two -
to Mr Garland, Meadelf, at X9
10, a -head. Mr Milne, Homiest, sold a
lot of three-year-old, to Mr. Mine, Tang-
laodford, at X15 15s. a -head. Mr.
Cher'., Failsehdl,soW oar' lot of two -year-
olds, to Mr Falemer. at £13 a -head; aad
another lot of two-yeer-old *tots, to Mr
Smith, Denotes, Loovidte, at £12 10s. a-
head; aad • third lot of two-year-old guys,
at X10 5s. a head. Mr Scott, Mill of
Flemish, Fraserberyrh, sold a lot of three-
year -olds , to Mr Stoddart, Cultercullen, al
X15 10s a -bead. Mr George Fowler,Mill
at Awhile, sold a lot of two -year-olds, to
Mr Law, Meares, at X9 101. a -head. Mr
John Fowlie, U pper Boyodlie, sold* lot of
two -year-olds. to Mr. Gray, Fovere, at
£9 6. 8d a -bead. Mr. Rae formerly of
Rouhearty, sold a let of stets, two year.
old, and a lot of glary', same age, at £13
124. 64. a -head for the stots, and XII a-
head for the queys, to Mr. 'Thompson, For-
far. Mr. Craik, Aberdnnr, sold a Int of
two -year-olds, to Mr. Watt:Scalliemarno,
at £12 10s. a -head. Mr Barber Rinin-
• mouth, weld a lot of one -year-olds, to Mr G
Cruiksbank, Cortes. at .C9 a head. Mr.
Davidson, Chtyford. sold a lot of three
year-old* at X16 a -head. Mr. Davidson,
i Melia of Clarchreach, sold lot of three-
year -olds, at Z14 10s. a -bud. Mr Joseph
Auirew. Clink. sold a tot of two -year-olds
at X11 51. a -bead. Mr Smith ililhead of
Caringlass, sold a lot of nine two-year-old,
qucys at X10 a -head. Mr Watt, Scathe-
maeno, slid a NO of two year-olds at £13 e-
: bead. and another at £10 a -bead. Mr
'Milne'. Biffic, sold two lots of twO-year-old
--one lot at XII 13s 44, and another at
£10 lOs a -herd. Mr. Bruce, 'energetic-
niers% bought one lot of two-year old stoti
at £15 and a lot of two-year-old queys at
X10 .10e. a-head.-Bariffshire Journal.
THIS MORNING'S MAIL !
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Qtletc, 6th Sept.
•
Mr. Bnowx introduced bills to abolish
tlw Rectories established by Sir John Col -
bourne, also to facilitate the recovery of
just debts, due by incorporated companies;
also to repeal the 16th clause of the com-
mon School Act, 12 and 14th Vic.. Chap.
also to repeal the Act 13 and 15th Vic.,
Chap. 111; also to fix the annual convention
of Parliament.
Mr. DituNiaioN0 stated 1 answer to CoI.
Prince; that no steps had yet been taken
for revising the statutes ofeanado,but.that
tbe Alinistay intended to do so the present
session.
• Mr. McKenzie moved an ath:ress to His
Eicellency for a return relative to the ap-
pointmeut of persons in the Customs de-
partment during tbe last two years, and al --
so a return of. the public nit -mire -upended
within the 'last four rears, payment of
certain missions to irashiagton, Halifax
and London, --Motion carried.
Mr. Bowes introduced a hill to amend
the election Bdl.
Mr. CHABOT mored an Address to His
Excellency. for copies of all deTatches rid
correspondence relatire to the seig-norial
Tenure. -Motion Carried.
The Bill' to remove the doubts arising
out of the U. Canada'Territorial Division
Act was read a tlurd time.
Mr. Moate moved the second readnig
of the Bill to emend the St Lawrence and
Aelaatia Railroad Act.
Mr. Dftramoon stated that the object
oldie BM was to eoable the company to
extend their Road 14 miles on the Ameri-
can side of the line. but it waa provided
that .either a gitaraitee of the government
or any creditors of the Covernmeet should
bc ah-ceted by it.
Mr Mscorszte said that he coold no
let that opportunity pass without askin
the government an explanation of the joke
by which the Cominiesioner of PublW
Works obtained $16,000 from the Com-
pany for getting an, alter*tion mode in an
act of Parliament by bis frieed the Iiiopec-
tor t;corenal.
After a few remarks from Mr. 3forin
on the principle _of the bill,
with slave oemberof Osessegese for Cali -
torus.
We Nom hem Ougiseties that the total
sonattor of deaths seamed by On 'ashen..
the triedrer .wite U. -Jeered Li-
pner
41.1/14144,414$1.4.1.11.WIPIII
PLAIN THOUGHTS ON TUR LIQUOR
LAW.
a•Ileppmew-Huseaosie. oatensep--.4palea.
05 sae...over el the forma is a gembhog-
leseeti. It ie emit fursialled- It le a hold
sign is frost. It la • place of Noon for
the old sad young -no law forbiddieg.
1/6 soothes comer tri a brother. Its elast-
icise is well biome. The keeper goes
abroad witb an nebbish*: far, On anothet
sorest of the street.. a lottery -cc., i
whie aU busieerie i. that Ilse is transom..
ted• Near by, in a thickly pipe:doted. pert
of the vil!age, le s butchery, and not far
from this a pow'''. Oa the earlier
.4 another street isrrog.shirp. 1 meta
by the grog -shop a play* where ialosicas
tin, drinka are sold err a beverage-
You balm before you. my (made, • the
unmoor the village, 1 ask you to look
at it ; till you have cultured sums opt n1t*.
reeperltng it. And that your thoughts
may be directed to o poict, 1 will propound
an inquity. Are there say ects in the
village ropiest which society ought to
protect itself. And you will not forget
that civil government (*only Ib. arsocy
hy whirls smile opt:stem. Are there soy
smile in that village which government
must prohib t in order to &newer the groat
ourpose for 'which remit,. In ortrani.tc
14 ,05 reply is the affintatsre:-eif you sem
:aw ihnnIJ en11151 We that Till ,g • wit
rt• prohibiting pswer, I sok• where
wnuld you Meek begin it. work, earl
where would yogi have it cid Mall low
tank up the gambling establishment, land
• roared' it. interd.ct over the pletnim• ?
Next .hall,' cleans the brOther, and pub-
ite probtbi ion 'rarest Ereliossnees 1
Shrol•it next shut np th• lottery ofEce
Ind write unlawful:34mo On *Pot besieges
Shallot say so the botcher, lowers your
eitabhahment to i resume.) where it shall
not annoy. your neighbors .and friends 1
Shill it then *ay to the powdermaker, take
there things hence, and build your Mann
rectory in ennui unilto proms place 4 A:I
this to well. You have di.po.vt of Ave of
thee° establ bailments named• Goveremeni
Jute aurae WWI ilia ittang•-:--arm --cod Takeo
*war Yon h sic only the- greg•sboplefi.
What wail yon,do with that !Wo,td yoa
have government rem :ye itt ths ..othera
for the public goo11. and than turn, and
for the 4111411 fr Ind, embrace and nurture
the grog -shop ! :t•13. contostescy whith-
cr but tlicol ICA !" The grog •bop
is the greatest noisance of them all. The
loticherfand powder.mill aredoeol. outsets.
ecu. They are not each in all locations,
but only amia • -dime popo'stion. The
tiher form have a reeiprocal infl orrice, but
the gro,74hop stand. hieicirt and foremost •
It has dernoralieed more young m -m, wilt -
•
.....••••.••••••••••
Ike reef of bit eadergramil son el um. I
'harslasem. As *prang wok however. It asset, &whom brewom
N TICE
which tune hell rendered almost of metallie
offeettido, Dee Ues workman inetasily THORNHILL ma 310911RT CM P. book
I le heresy. gives abet she Iseswereshoilet
"tit", *ben tkief None -1""eill.ased ree...1:111*-1 •ilar1;ish.°,111"ITsfroineig;I:iiial:nall"PtiviC:ii:seepiriXilirett:Afillithil7dabr:iy.
too Grilse estrus. Tee ea
chrel lamp reasarkable workmaniship 'wised by sekt Edward Tberetsilts mad aft
"64 114611. 11"I "Ur" 11"141 "1" tat4:71;141;71.411/RNITTLIa
roar to hove diminished, al hough lath; 41".0,sleirsadiell "Ileet51;85111.114111.63P.11"."8":1P 1:5:0186.
.4..:1:414:11b1111"1.114111111:114": Wb'h:baltalid ..oft
probability to that ecinibturiton has beef.
going on for age,. This ' dtuovery well
its trust, throw Mai, light on * gumlike „vim EN0INE K. R. Ape.
whack has reseed missy dispute* using
'eariterd antoptarteil. ellhoerh It etattril Aug.msts.C°DgitiCtii iiC. irbi;e1
that one was discovered at V:tarbo in 1830
oven which, however, Pe huh isforinausre
eras aforded on the *object. SI T 1 ill
exclaimed tbst there was light at tho b.
.1. DENISON,
Jeiey 1.44 (itre. Golilemit9 hos illIrred ALL sweersise hoeing eleisos sos•nst the
the goveraireesit of the vie of S'oekbolm 4A late A F. 'inv.', as Cloth of the
thermos of $50.000 (250.0001.) to oreneine , rife' themes Court, at Gort•rich. • od all
primary ectisclefor the poor.. Ths tovinid- motions hamar clams agatien Theme. 6.
•eh ario•peparia are tonging, in all ware Morgan. his son, who woo also, for Onff14
the eology of tho northorn Nightingale. tum. Clerk of tn. rood Court. 1'10 Wee"
....-.........,,,....,............,,,,„.„,„„,„- ...I'd thew ti the ogle.. of Sleseri. Str schen
MARKETS. and Reuther, 'barristers and /Wormer', 110.1e
- Rfontreol, Sent. 2. nob, staged out in full with the dates 01
117reed.-The receipts reach 10.310 iwri oli at r, eic it 1. riet; ken it fi. ,, in order that the amount of
therm lasts num as such C.orke may be clear-
-
buebelo, aul good sample% hare been placed arldtheerrarn,,tg ece. ot 0. 141.
emsnio roade for
at 4- 6 'd In 4s 7J per 60 16s. A' . FliPlitat:rii:a.nir''e Estatillinot disposed eft in
rce,:.-Is a shade lower. owl the turn in the lliedatoon of such claim*.
favour of the buyer We quote Mess In. GoJerieb. 53rd AnglluAtol„tIVA31."111.13 'eleNtler
day. 110. to 112s fid ; Prime .1/041/4, $s.
9d; Mae, 801; Cameo 70*.: Of the latter
.here have been considerable sales .4 Clio
quotation.
Aeltes.--rots are &Tittle higher than this
day wtek. 'seine • Grin et 25%.?' Pearls re- CROWN !ANDS DEPARTMENT,
mit* at 25% 9d to 26s per cwt. . Qreser 20,11 Atreus', iesn.
N.:01,711E is hereby riven, that Lieroteee
' ' cul Fouber on rer;•tn vacant Tibor
.% ,1, : u al, b le ..1,Tr. or tw, mfr.: if; loath ndfs .G, gob/ epri:oe1;111 nr n j ,4, tihn ; ,• t8:tar I l','711111.4, -i-:14 ft. ?Ilewellel I Cshs.:ov rnd 1 8.P: 11.; as elW4T46:CII: eEt .;Nh rill' sol 111
31_ neat frit„or•nt.aavr.ed. 5 piers 8 tti..1.1be a weeks 1 T;,„4st:.;1,....alls;Millitl?„:Rit.decat'knawii, siol •
' M.... et the RtVer and ltl trIbuLerire, Ind!
- I citing ti.. Bertha to be diepooed or, will IS
ti 1:.1 M MA It Selit)l)11... moolotod at the Arent's Odic* at 7'Irree-
.0.1. lire United Counties of Max:, Iwo,' sRciri:Lbetro,.ns the 13th to the 20th day of
9368.113
' and Bruce.
,
above lire.iir.troo re -:opened after 1‘'
that Slideutomer Vacation.
4111AnTnna. A7si tetra. 'ming lad, about 15 or
Years of ago. at the Hirer! Olke.
17:c. n 2115.111iSN'oPyl.. 1;0. 2152rthn Gorier 'Or 'Oft • 19b, 11133.
12tir Feb. to 7th Slay.
7111 to 1.1 Aug.
tim Ent+0, ifrapehr,TRalle.
elude°, Arithoisure Ilmtury
k Geography. 10.. per qr.
Per thir obey,: with 11 114 ,•1*
•C•11.oring Branch**, Algebra',
Geomet y, Globe., De torsi
• Philosophy, Chearistrx /Sato-
mv• I3•. per qr.
For Latin and Greek os• per qr.
For French
only. • fie. per qr.
Pupil* charged from the term it salty
(Signed) A. ACLAND. Ch.
Board of Triode...a.
Guderirh, 31st Aug., 1852. v3 -n33 its.*
• E. THORNHILL,
ed more proper:I.:beggared inorsTamilies, ',albite ‘1,%;,Oilti.TeLlff).bereratuirenuptiomortthabo.kahat.ii poet
feetroyed more health, rand sent more min Iron, th•rrn during hie reeld.nce in p• derich,
to the grage, .thon •Il the • °there. The and hope* by strict attention to bulimia,
I 12meg-horse, the brothel, the lottery. 1...;1,46147,7.t."%legthala9gomiehZ.,.".E.":7$1,./... 43,
i .,ffiee liars mei.: the,ir thooaande. Shall ronodo Cowpony', (dice.
1 government i.Cense sad pralect this.. while- U.Werich. Sept, too, 0851. irSo.13
1 o condemn,* se no:eanc. sr tiol th • others, 1
f.: ! to dor eit.?..-..r.• , .1. ,n•!... e.y:,`,., r n Lisr OF LETTEizs,
,--0). ..., 5 0 0-'5' ''" ''"" ' ...•0*::, ' ir ‘I AIN I NG in the G.•ortela Poet: - t.
moo ie . 1,... , .aui• e,-;..att t req .- ror. 1 41 ' AA . nii. . but fiepteinhe,„ In52. - . ; laggiNC&AMN
liquor law lakes a anacir 6. the lode of our I orio.,,,:, wopoo, ki.or.son 7-rnmeenn l
lato• in rrbation to nuisancee C meiet•nev ;13.0.10 Kn., C C hlorr;•nn N ro,o1 Co
demands that it should have that phiee. 1 i'll,`:;21': J'i',',7,2 :::::: .11;;;,2;11,.,,
other %low of the sturject--Paieitiso Re- likieBerrrh:*nnnt4ann Jut,Pillr blaheson .11u;do
sen how say candid mind can. take any •
tot -der. s. A1141 J11:7; . A1
On.lECTIONit T3 Tint limnrn LAW REMO' ull-reli...4:rwk°LriaNiti N'rrlithiiiii M.wit:Z:C al lr" .,
vim -Tate week we tettneeserd t wo 1nel 1 fli.rep• L11:41
cause. On Tuesday even!ng we saw, a thous r. Thome RI le.1.8.j.P4;.t.c•notiren,,,r. 8J:enHs'i,r,s,onn„,,,r.
Mcdrros Too*
(o.•,,. ftrown Jur . W. E. firore.
denle of a painful naiture-whmkey the l 1:411104 Thome.
woolen 'ging at the bide (gone of our sleets f'7;C:himornwine:i.nimi'llA:brinnibeuir it‘ifir,s4,,,tuirirhe;:ginlnPi.. 4;o.,„ J. Merwinid loi Lew*,
Kona. Moderweil, W. J. Ke•yeg
siori4olupidiy &nod!. Two eh-ldren were with ca,j, Taaessi 2 Melee Mt.*
t • o Tan.. Ki)'), lit.t.e. Gbh .n..,
fully t w Cm* Rebecca
-toacilibairlat‘ttbphreeriritiig;olitacookresi'lit-n:i-0--..-bheacabiTi.:beaS.Trah.::isre. pailleirg,hd.s.::
Conlet Joeeph 2 AlcRhantmek Ale*
Corms lorries Moithenon Mi's
Murdock
"Illeileatnorotnn‘r;lex Motrioh Thornier
was a ng
McGregor Mies C
1117 arm- wretched 1001)1.,'. her wretcmother's neck crown John 2
Moe tonne John
',v. nms,,,,,y. mammy. corhome, ; um ('kEphreou t
MeD,..naltIn..nald
hungry !" Alt. ! poor child. that ••marratee'
• unconeeiese of 70111tric
r stionste pies- ree::,:,milifePiRinTbeitit.r;bt 111cNotarhton Duncan
McD .nahl Allan
ing. 86,is drunk,. stopified. 'mewled, Drinitntlle J McCleillend Robert
86,
le:prayed, nuvroasanised, by solls• del•••• ""r"T" 8 d
,ceneed by law 10 1, mt. eThe little belle. Do•ie Witham
McConnell Julio or
31?3vemorre Somitet
McIntosh Den41.1
Meliensw Roderick
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
CoThorne Street, Bran/fwd.
-
what of it r. II, reeder. toy on one arm of ID)7,1•17'atp7t4r:r:"
114 poor he ng awkling the 'breast of a leen Jehn Ma:Dos:Al Ang.i..3 '111181 ettenolve Camara Moirrafaetorinr
Mc lionahl Angora
10
•
IN0T1(71.1 TO MARINERS.
-11 REM 1,I,GIFF plaeod- negliale ott 44.
is .nd 04 th. South Pier, at the mouth
of the harbour. 6 olerich.
E. H. VARLTOIL
August 31, 1833. 048
GOOD N
VII HA (3001)5 at Port Albert.
'`• '• who call• there will fine
5:1'he Gouda suit the favhion, the pr:aells
*6.. mind,
▪ Who wisher. to purchase, woll pleas.
can end .e.
Ms stock, well selected. williott Cap
0-)I.!.55
11o. es orb ST•T1.1411 1.-134C113 *:'DPiceroorer.
• 11.1•4 LOUGH CED.
Fort %Foot. Se .t. 1. 0052. v3e32
WILLI %NI HO DGINS,
A RCIL11:17.4. r &4 (Vit.
Office .27, Dundas Street,
• LONDOX, C. w .
Angritt 161t. 11A5`d. s31130
At:rink:E. •
. •
E Tttr. imirmigno.1 hereby give. fit,
v loge that sun alt •0111 V el the 1,41
ICPP!011 04 far Prow:n(lo Pariroment for srt
set to author.v• conatrneflon of Roils
0)44, frnm Goderich, to coonvet with the
Solt.1.. an It ontf.4.1 Inc al ..'ch .n11 11.
.1 Phan la le1S1)rl the Great Wtotern 1141
r..5
Mr. DRUNIMonD rose to Say that he did
not believe that be should be called on '
to explain the private tranaartions of Mr. 1
Youno before he joined the Government,
and that after the explanation given by t
Poletteh, Atign•t 110h, 1031• , v5 -n29
CAPRON Si. Co.
that gentleman the other evening. The
lion. member tor Ilaldimand could not
make his demand is good faith, said that it
was an unjust personal attack. Mr.
Youngs' explanation he considered quite
sufficient to satisfy any intelligent person.
-motion carried.
On motion of 2tir. Merritt the house
mat into committee of the whole oo the
propriety of addressing Her Majealy in
relation to amending the Imperial naviga-
tion act of 1843. He moved a ocries
of Resolutions having for their object to
ask England In impose Inch duties ow the
production of other countries as they im-
posed on those of England and her colonies.
Mr. !becks spoke in reply contendmz
that he diitnot thigh the resolutions wool
be of say reeiuileeit bit enuld not oppose
them if the h desired their passage. --
Ile believed he cloting of our Culls
would be more effeeteal for obtaiaieg re-
ciprocity.
eso .10,
Maw Yeas.,:ept. 5.
adm. Sow g r1111114 5 peva* ger on the
dartie, arid has mufti 074 epee eion-
r ef ,It (rt ettione. A Isle now.
net her at the 'burl sod ofterted airr 1.
P155 110'1.
'Pit. Musical eleetety, umbering moue
1,1100 members. tow hoe with several sum r
sonettee, are reskleg 'newton -re for a
intern& to be gime so Madame guise
.5 0.. betel se Entity sight. flu Ono
counts will be giros at the Metropolitan
11011066e the 18th el September
Tam Loudon Amok, f liressiete einem
that the tkoveiromilest bed
54.4 1. se the Amorists*, sae right of Selong
tho Irlitela helmet 1 dielettell of throe
01411(111* the shore.
twig* Poleuride bed ileetiled that the e*.
ler, et the Hairy Cloy Men be held he
lo +be veva of .10,100 'ask to
their task tor mafteloogatty.
The stilsenet Oki* ended this emotes
t.we
drunken mother. we throw naimegi
ina-
ion tot° tilt* ; there woe. alto ! ton moeh .rlisi,'I:I.YY111.1.1,0"i'i„1:,,,
f reality. W. attempted to rotor the 1),..con simmai
woman -rho was too drank : but a 114444r- K,1,111 E1I054
by agitated she was got on her feet, the
little girl crying end telling tin, "don't
hurt ley mammy," whde the poor bah, neet•
led itself c:o•er to the 'rerun burning, not
with • motlior's hollooed love, 'but with
the scorch:rig flames .1 01 e -water. %Vim to
to blame for thie 1 %Ve loft tho wont,*
reflected ; and with retestion one nbjto,
Iola was remoterh to not mon. II 1 or Paoli
The other itieblent wo noticed yeeterdav •
A poor. seed rpm war brought to ill -
a 1.1 1 ,11 kande, oils -i!roy, stopolly if* sk.
too, and this .1num **clock III the oterniar!
Prior wrieelt : 815er wile 41 esd onjeet to
At al. "Alai ! the peer livItea 1" *Oil Ilan,,. Andrew on,pe 1
hari the eivielhattne of the White wade hip 1 Reel:. Thomas I4'.& Eriord
that eqoaart worlit 4,55... Whore die :1'41 W.11""fm_ _
Plhaerion Willem
fiehleimpeonor re ot t el see'dy it 0.1 8 .::119/1".15 IT" ..7:, 11,1%:iskii j:1::14.7.17"7 - - 85.". p; 2
wool., a., "ear 04,10,4,,e,,, „ship. prii, Ilerbm Wililltin sest.t..c....toobej atopeoli Pi 11 3
A
would it avail 7 11.e. porrolsweriet of .�e Fleecy ' et beet 111..n..1..n 14,• N15.4
relnetm aegis, and two ropetione to the 111,6 m 2
1 1101 8411)1. n 1 1
Mamie liquor law Were rignelired,...kaileffe. lisy 34“Hie
Herold. Ileoeptet gre Mow Int Ainsowlet
Shea %Vidal/ Meat
Ilameno kiln Plnorp A% Is,
0
, Ewan:orb:nem to now on (..1) opsrotton.
whore will ber (fined at alt Ionise an I for
111.1i..reon ('p i.. 2 •"ale. the en...t et/tremor and rompleti
111ct/ rten NI ordor k ag,-7".."' '..1 is '"^" l'...%"81110"bIll it) le*
Mrs.iol Jomeo
::: 4,nr.i•h. ,,4011.11,11111 and r renal,
.
Elliot Thwears Mel 'art,., ti-orge PLEAFURE CARRIACER ! '
lit miry Jorhrta Mr Good %V I. li•ni Foch an Ibirroo, !Knee and 11 othlo, with
Fisher J reeph Seri Mrle• d Joh° Eeq , and wititnrit 1 op.; Peon., ii,,ek......wais
F••eonrr 1 ..in ..Imer Mr ; C.oroit• es, Cherries. 21 .rwiehos, (Twitches
641tro.th Mrs 0 Ivor J •hn i Vi)orma, Jenny Linde. sad Clopoleon
Gant Alex r ree,oeher Julie 1. ' earr,..ree, all ..1 whish are awl*/ oat of the
(.e.st Jo)1n Pew Atex , b..: blarnrialv. end aortmd snood growth
Grills .1 .sn - Pattnn Pal rtrit, . Tio:Ser, awl ro :pronged.
Gromm Franc • Redotond Iternarrl I Bradford, Aog. Ihth, 1832. en -sq
6 lornor d'hoome it.d,iiir l'h.e. E q J _____ __ .---.......
60 Jo•eob It. ge Alex
Iriallayn.r 1.1111.1argl Row A.ex•ndsr 11 C 2 J 11 3 6 1
0i11....1 Wolia....Key mos CR 4 N'I'12()It D 1.'0 U.; DRY .
Goon To nee Nov• Nov 101.1.‘0
(1 mine", .hn ft teermon J .hn
othmo home It ei,noino Wm
/boohoo talk John R•hilly Cattierina
Iladden 1% illson Rot M.
Etramsfunneat Theserseaat.-Perpotatert
1.ight.-A meet earwig. •I salereittiae
discovery hen jut Imee undo et Lucre.
41 Prase., wane we hews an auto, woo
none • enrolees( senoella savory he to
the anterval sad properties Mr** pummel
toning temps *old to helm boom used be
Via ellelente. Woritlyea wee* meisoll
oneelottrig Int i GIIM14tInft for a itew hid.
ding Is a 1101firt. oulestly the mesons of
0011e•Roesee mead, *hoe they emu as
Johesion Mr. Aso Simpson Marcel
Lamina Ares h 3.,'..
J-hest•wn Tonna,' W.,4 k C4
1,ert• 11.ehard 4 Wenlloy
%bee Mori Wo obsil Jelin
11,,,ep.tr irk Mr moron. Tama'.
Klee Id.o•aa• W on A es
'endear Ismael W.elthato T11.01114
111..ery 3 W rt..*
Lindsay Chrsreeplier W..'. 'Jobs
Leases Jamie Ws...on Jetta II
THONIA8 KYIW.
P•mtivisster.
0edev414 Hopi. 6, Hi&
-,,
7111F. Sti.11.14C11111114R aro now mohl
A 131./ of 4,00 UN 11I V A LI•ED SHP A K.
TORS. with emprovensartie for flue yea
and .01*.r thorn on their ti.oro looaem ler "A.
a hoodoo** diaeowal mirk tar Cash, 011 IF
livery.
Theivesehinee hsvo hers rio long before
the noble,at tt t. tail unneeromery to
stay anythi farther lo r mowed them.
An early 8Anrhati..11 le 1111,011.1, Ile over
01) • et them i. now orders.« 454 pe ns
: *Nein; • 0 Impel, t4ni11441141145. 0.4 let
,1401! 101t11,.* I -wit sof time,
1 eepertrale reoriss _
Ill
Y.ANFIROCKI.IN, WIAITalt kc..
Ihmolont, Aug. 10, tat]. allts-0,
i
" QTRA VIM from the Sobeeribor.
I eitS R 191, Trousehio no
1 Stull, • three yeses old FII.
1,y, of • morel or &mono! c Amir, with ther
itour of Nit telt tort elloe,O. 1*... hot loon
lt•Isreen rnignorater and Cimino, au an
, Huron Nos.'. an oil Ilse *rot week nf A..
4(1.50. A*, p.m in no...reins the wow* to
sha 01'/1er. giv.11,1` 1411.1 I11'Cu,, 1311 ne
1154 to re recovery *41 be oaitslitv
rewarded.
WV. Merl AllAUTON.
; Me. 17, 1130. 1•0411
elertnwela•
CHOWN LAN flt4 rA.rm FAT.
Ws sac kith Joie. Mt.
OTICE te hereby gi ran, tb•t Roy RebootCountiesd.
Lasidi * oho Counties of Roam. Coe
and Homo, ars DOW own le vide In scrubs
sottlore50 iti toilowong i•rnie, cm:Tb.
The pews is to be Ti. Phi•liegor per sere,
WI roma' artnotr•i lo•teimeos,,,
with istereett the Bret 1 1.4.4104/1111 I.. L.
141111 Ur,. far 1r1.1111 authority to roger op.
thejeord• Aciosl oceupailore to be isen.v•
'hers sod etarionuopeitte land to be 0.0,4
at 41.0 re* id five sem. iermokr far cs,:rr
heirodern
d wes doe'? the fleet five year:: o
d oellingolMuee. at leapt 18 'rot hi twroor•
six, to bo erected; the timber 14' be a re• or.
yea u•to the land ha• be, n pa,d 1., d.
synteil, end 10 be 4..1%141.1 In 5.7 tr
weber duly therr•itei; a 1... 1111.• 1 • • .1,
5.1)051, nut aworneho 111 11a01" r, r'n ,.•.. n
to IN Irret,Pct; the •pha and beetle*
cati(l) 10 bene roll and said •n
.1' nerlewt or volaitun of pny ..1 if ••
um's; the bottler to to r to • •••.:
Poirot upon romplyter o rth all it,
111 111
4101,r01 1q1 V• • two tvdrft . r •
sold to any 0111 prI*0114 on fere..
Grand Lotter:,
ALL PRIZES!! No RI. 17:7:."r
Valwalde Reel Eseettr,
Mitchell -and a c,:riery ty orb,
A LOTTrRV
• d.y ol September, 1`..,.'13 or.'er ••
4fOnlont .11f • 1)417 on.pe, !p.m. 4,. .
*bro.. name., aro a ..,:1:,' ,t g., J • o 1' •
the most perfect 901 1•1il iJ.;
e104, II) Th1 1,!14..er4 of let,•rn, orrortrai pr,se
ei re ••
first pilaf, ego. ,fiu,
Cortege 1?..itirt.ee, nu 1.y Al, tuor illL
-, A
she tut terarnet:nr itt qu.r r- tO r..
whereen ta a g i,041 crflt•ii g erafin, t-ost
tHssog atioul..ti 13 of toe be•1 +et
of 11.. ..1 M1:Li.e;1 and t vlin .1 at
.150.•
The • 41 intro 11 en- in.' of • Fresno
Sto're. 42 lir 26. tog.' her v. ith eit lou r.•11.
sone, of 4(4 01 .0 sere and t *toed .1 dr.L.n.
Tu. tel
Da oiling and FrAISin togro
'her with hrt end tabled at 18197.
dth 1 4 whe.I wen axle
h' nog.
gy heatn-r e
5.h 1 nee os:
Leher *error oti
tPtt 1 I losAt 3 r04r11 uI I •
1st
7tls 1 PeC
ens .11n.on wriirogh.
esits furettoiromplete e • • • • 33
Ath tarot So
•nele Ilinoto _ 15
11 la 1 11.x Sitoar 1.1
101It 1 Now Saddle
11th 1 Bridle
C•rt lit
I 2.11 Tw
:choto at 5. Ct.-ar. ,4
t% /4.
E he drewts on Ow .4 )Jr. ,1111.
• Groovy. 111neiwti, nn Thwarts , the 16111
day rel Septen.h.r. 1552.
Committee of :h. owstagement Joke frIedie,
Te nom B.bh, Jonoe
1Vt1ioni Swish, Waltham 1./sweisg,- Hear,
Insingstpn.
• 'AXLES IfIllOWN.
Mitchell, 10th Ang.ter..1639. .
FA4U3 FOIL b,8141..
•
1 v LUADLE Pre,-4nlil E. -are. Los
- No as. 0, the eth-Con. in olio Town
ohm of Ginterrich. cameo:oar 5.) serer. 4304
which are4iorered. 33 free or nionspe, tits
well vraterf41, with • oriFer failing stilettos ,
throuarh the eentre or the 1.t, 11. gond gore
dem. a Timor ("retort' now boor*, fruit,
rii*A1e4 !wilful, Mn T0111 a 01 Onelsrom, e104
xof tie iii lege ni DIstield. A good" Lord
11.,.... lathed and olootered: 4 Barn 41 he
28; itthe.lo it d 14 abler, For parttenlir.
1.4y to Andreae lb:hough In tiro Tools u(
110Jorieti, or to the pt..pr1.1or pro,.
oltee•-
fou•limi• .5 14.
soul (Jtegp tte
LI sot etteln
tonal rue.
ongerier-
4, be had
,u; pie
• *o .114111 it•
take& 4 pre •
1,0 • .4 tloi
Ito 5.1'i
owl - .11.d
p..a ...fi-
lo 1.4
.101
T••rr..4 gee,
July 11•11, 13:2. Yroeritfl
- - -
AUSTRALIA.
LtNE: t l'IMTP11
S.111.INO
11u-;: 'o c.v
•I'111.1 th of 11.•A L.A e, Fan
411 1.'14, let oleo ,11,10”.
l'hn•hipe e 11110 4.1 01 1 it...teeter
and Hurd iv. in a Ply ln 3hrt, r 1.. el)
&hetet that hat* herto been idwer,W,41 •
Toe litte In regularly re•tehli•heri, and O.
areomooalotro • 041-0,e two elope *Ire:adv,
deepotcholl, the Iterenoe sod rho 11,towit***11•
di*. are a grterantee 11,11 pa 5,. lulloW.
A ...di 9,01141.4 and proper Al-
i...dont+ well 6.,eroeeted.
The node Shinn(' APIPS L." 1011 tope.
will be depamlord let Oelotter, to hi
followed on the 1.1 Noyonit•er hy the spies •
int Shot '• N IT INGAL E...
Tor freixhi •••r apolr to.
F. A. 11.11.14 114 'Arbon.
R. W. CAII LRON, Wsll Sr_
• Now Y4ik.
W. ELLIOTT, Vo.,a
• 1'40%491, Jli too.
Ilamtltme, g. 4, 14.52. ved29
ildilmolt1 putt sA It o. 1,a, PERON
AND laf;
1141,cp. 45,1 nif4a0 lel 41,c0,1811r. fr0.1,11/
11 at It1/11Y. win ron ooring the
ing seloon as folloo4:-.1,eave l; olerteh•
(weather permit ting.•verr .00,01.ng
ot 11 o'clock, •nd Sorer Monevy at 0
o'clock.
loser. Petrofor Potterer...wore Return
(4.y. itt 9 &rive., a. uweritt Strata, at 4
. •
o c•41.11 01.
For Irr4gs.1 promioe *pole ro Mr. 1.
(1. Me•It nt. twits door, north sif
leo mooseehe Ann-.
ELI WARD. lltd•
Detrnit. reh. 901)1 I ti62.
'rug Imo...4;11ov+ of 46. 4 7N ATIC
I, AsVIAINt hrrtof itIvin ,i.4.. Oa 1 10
eon...tower. id perroionie i tenet*. •
w hich they lone reetryou tr so 'hd Lotto..
tire torero cro t, s.'4 g theat to eop•
line 4i. 1r ran11311.1 1.10 1.1. l,5 insteuroarmeh
of t list.t.0 hos *item .les looI0 re tate
pprhpventary 11•Ant 1.r 10.41 r•rpolt• clip,
are e•otrpeete.1 Ilt. ek.... the door%
,1
lam nraptem em
iet admure re ate am my,
recited Such se have the ovule of boa1trat •
the roll IlIonnlat n1 1 111 .osier. •
r 1111111 'fir/
Provowetei Loeser* A* loss, f
Toron.o, .1.11y ME 439 6 • 5- r, it 3 ilk.
--
NO l'It:H 1.4) 'rum rum, .
IN CONSRVIINCTI 04 115, number elf
• lei took pooled to Au et rake. the' Poi%p0.
master Illeererel deem* it nocesooety so
parties writing to thew bleat.. la that MO.
loay. 11.t letter, 10 Age 1 ilibla 111ml* be toe..
WO tit Canada er they earseot tr. ionera5401.
Tug, rot. on 1 bit. r ster gated warre boor
40 no.0.111 14 $.. 31. coverlet,.
e.ter eNtir.er Iti.P,IIrms sr. f
Quesee, istl,h Augsts 1'41. I ea 14111.
I trit Pat \ 11,111 re ottrionesee.s.resa, wan,
J ene siwnosoly yorneasso4 in aw /mew.
amosou1 sea
44.
or-
, a
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--eee• lest
out. -
to i tho
woo to
• of the
inset
rashly
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111., hit
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• bon.
. pro -
• *clue
vT" 111.11t
the
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