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erat, is deed.
The population of Toronto is officially
given as 77,041. •
The dee:Mimi of the yupienimeC ourt, in
the Charleroi: and Heiman's,' election
petitimas. tau Yriday, enplaltid ems Libe-
ral
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ral and onN
e aNurvst[suw ,
A general raid w is.' n1aeit e ifae?r
*lee gs a1*ng dens uattv.frn wredi y
morning. Two Senega ,s sad 5i repro-
seutettvw were captunti,
The only item uf* is tires in the last
Gamin is the •ppp oiutuamnt .4 Mr. Thos.
Anthony '(iputlatu4 MuCe rtl,y, of the
village of Arineeville, to -the poniti. n
County Judge of Diefeein.
In the Senate yeetutkiay 'he Pacit c
railway syndieate bill wait reed at tuird
time and passed. Uta the motion for
the third reading several amendments
' f were offered and neje ted, on a vote of
34 to 17.
THE WORLD OVER
The Week's Newel in a Nutshell
interest's* eimeeneasteee by Wire sad
■ail.
Charles Drinkwster, well-known in
c:,nnection with the Grrnd Trunk head
offices, Montresl, has been appointed
Secretary to the Sacific Lndicate, and
commence work shortly.
Tag BlunsuWON -The name of
bridegroom was formerly given to the
newly married man because it was cea-
tomary for him to wait at table on his
bride and friends on his wedding -day.
Lieutenant Maurice O'Connell, of the
70th Rifles, who was killed in the action
in the Transvaal on Tuesday, was a
{rand nephew of Daniel O'Connell, be-
ing the eldest son of Sir Msurioe O'Con-
nelL
A farmer near Luganaport, Ind-, loot
forty sheep by dogs recently in one
night. It was too much for him, and he
took his gem and set out Before he
wu satisfied he killed twenty-three dogs
belonging to his neighbors.
An editor describing the effect+ of a
squall upon a canal boat, says, "whenthe
gale was at its highest, the unfortunate
craft heeled to larboard, and the captain
and another cask of whiskey rolled over-
Sjuire J. B. S•syth, °t Londote has
received au anonymous le"er eueleeing
$5 conscience u-uuuv. Eneleeni w is
written:-"Tbis is your just due boforo
God and man."
The Rev. rather D awn, tat Moatren',
has condemned the prnooeed Irish bell
as disgraceful in the fere of so many
hungry and naked in the city, and en
insult to Ireland in her present (-midi-
On Sunday morning about two O'clock
fire totally destroyed Skinner & ('o.'e
h•me factory, the largest and oldest
wooden building in Gananoque, being
five storeys high, and known as "The
Globe Works.
71%t at. EMOssifts gena+[ rine
To the Ethnic of Um YpaI.
Me. Zenon, --In the mallet of the
uccurrenoes in St Stephen's Church, 46
Suaday, Feb. ti, alledeld to to your
iaue, I am i,repered to prove these 1 have
out gone ray uud any power. I sou pre-
psr,d to drove that the uitunter bas ex•
tended bis power. k'..r the last all
months, whatever I promised be condom
nal The rev. gentleman informed me
that the church as his ; he hu the entire
c:uutrol ; the key is his ; that he would
nut allow anyone else to hold It ; and
that by right the oulleetrnts are his ; he
could 1u with them as bethought peeper,
sod that I. as churchwarden, should not
interfere. I think br..ther ehurcbward-
ens will ague with me that the above is
not the law of our Church. To have
the difficulties settled, I wrote kis a let-
ter pr,p.o eieg each of ns to chores a
friend and meet at ('hurih, hoping N,
come to au wnderstandiwg. He did not
reply. I wrote hins proposing to ask the
Rural Dean to act in the matter. I re
ceived the re pi y that the Rural Dean
would nut be a lowed to interfere- The
reverend gentleman promised me to call
a vestry meeting ; he did not I request-
ed him to all a vestry meeting ; he in-
formed rue he would taut. 1 now promos
to request the Bishop to appoint a coin-
unitteu to investigate. 1 am nut afraid
of the result.
Joss HUNTER, Churchwarden.
A man named Reid, who had been
lodged in Brockville gaol for contempt
of oourt, died yesterday after havin
fallen into a sleep which was prolonged
for eighty hours, his pulse and respira-
tion being regular.
A young turn at Ottawa, garbed in
his masquerade costume, visited hie
father's store, purchased a number of
articles, and badgered his parent into
letting him have them on trust, without
his identity being discovered.
Sitting Bull reached Woody Mountain
on the 27th ult. with seventy lodges of
Sioux, but the Canadian authorities re-
fused to receive him, though they re-
frained from compelling him to recross
the border.
The war office has decided to send a
regiment of hussars, 160 artillery, 700
infantry, and 100 men of the army ser-
vice corps and hospital oorps to the Cape
from England, with a considerable num-
ber of extra officers to supply the places
of those killed in the fights with the
Boers
London Truth says: The departure
of the Princess Louise for Canada has
been postponed, in order that H. R. H.
may keep certain private engagements
after Easter. The Princess, accompa-
nied by several friends, is now expected
to start on Thursday, May 12, but it is
exceedingly probable that she will return
to England in November.
The presence of the Prince of Wales
at the marriage of Mr. Leopold Roths-
child has caused much satisfaction in
Jewish circles; as following close on the
speeohes of the Crown Prince of Ger-
many it is regarded as a sign that there
is no sympathy with the Judhenhitze.
No English Prince has visited a synag-
ogue since 1709, when throe of the Royal
Dukes attended a service at one.
Pulling un the Scott Temperance Act
in the county of Wentworth is fixed for
the 22nd of April, R M. Waddell, of
Hamilton, being returning officer. In
the county of Halton the date is the nth
April the returning officer, Sheriff Craw -
John Feron, charged with the robbery
of the members' wardrobes in the House
of Commons, was to -day sentenced to
lux months in the central Prison, Toron-
to. This is the second conviction of a
criminal on this aoeount within one
month.
Mr. F. X. Cimon will contest the va-
cant seat for Charlevoix in the Conser-
vative interest, and will, it is said,be op-
posed by Mr. Joseph Archer, jr., and
Mr. Perrault. In Bellecha-.se, Mr. G.
Amyot will, it is understood, be the
Conservative, and Dr. Bilodeau the
Liberal candidate.
Four one -eyed curlers at Carluke Lan-
arkshire, have issued a challenge to any
other four players similarly afflicted to
play a match. The players may use one -
eyed spectacles if the sight of their soli-
tary optic is not particularly good.
One -legged curlers may now bo heard
from.
Tnt no'-naxn Jerome -John Whitfield,
of Grey township, bought a six-year-old
cow and a bull calf, for $130; James
Dickson, of Tuckeramith, a three-year-
old cow for 1142. Also • calf six
months old $60; Thos. 8. Sallow, of
McKillop, a cow and a calf for $80; and
Jas. McLeod a cow for $70, at the sale
of Messrs. McLaughlin and Forsyth, last
week.
Ei neyioit ExPENBEs. --Tho election
expatiate of the candidates in the North
Oxford election, as given to the Return-
ing Office ` en Wednesday last, that being
the day named by the statute, for mak-
ing the return, are as follows: -Mr.
Sutherland, general aoeounta, O6;
personal expenses, $96 -total 79.06;
Mr. Pattullo, general accounts, $,494.31;
Personal expenses, $46 -total 0639.31.
BARS Bowfin). - Last Thureday nicht
a large frame barn 40x60 fest, belonging
to George Campbell, lot 13, con. 18,
Grey, was burned down, about 11 o'clock.
Everything in the bean was lost[ includ-
ing grain, hay, straw, mowing machine
and other property. The cause of the
fire is unknown. It was first seen by a
.on and daughter of Mr. Campbell's who
were returning from a neighbor's. Loss
$800, insured in the Howick Mutual for
$306. Mr. Campbell has a sale of stock
on Friday of this week.
A GOOD Than Sow.- Mr. Hugh
Love, of Hills Green, last week sold a
span of heavy draught mares, five
years old, to Mr. Hall, of Blenheim, for
tee sum of $350. As the price indicates,
they were • splendid team, but Mr.
Love always rases good horses, and, se
a result, he makes the business `,ay.
Both mares were sired by Old Welhng-
ton. Mr Hall, we understand, hes
bought them for breeding purposes.
itRMoVAI, -Our townsman, Mr. Alex.
MnRae, who for • number ofears has
wenn • in tha of Mears. Young &
Lowry, keg taken his departure for
Lucknow, where be remotes hin oocupa-
bon, that of general hlaoksmitiing. Mr.
McRae is a 6rst"elam mechanise and the
*heady overstocked population of Luck -
now have added another to the number.
We wish Mr. McRae sureness in his new
W here of iatror, [Lufowel Banner.
Hong Some ---Mr. Peter MoZwen bas
disposed of hie interest in the well known
unsorted stance', Old Enterprise, to Mr
Thorns* Mcisemilia, of tie tewnahi of
(Trey, near Rroesela. Next season Et -
terrain will travel on the gravel road
between Seaforth and Wroxeter. Mr.
McLaughlin has made a inky hit. No
horse that has ever tnvel'wl in Huron
hes left [sited Min a tenter or more
serviceable clue of horses than Old En-
terprise aro Ara for the farm,
lino or the reerkeet,
ealways
Mc
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nnd high princeb hope
Laughlin may he es fortunate with him
✓ r MrI(;wen has been if he is. he
will heel' nn eau* for complaint
Mllbt;ra
A Outman; Hen. - Once snare the
long expected smoke is seer., and the
hues of the saw heard, from our saw WANTED --20 CORDS OF FIRST
milL Messrs Hodge & Haynes are now w
on theurn class cords
beech and um�ple. about
jP to cords b�reeeen. ApF tdo MOWS STRAND or
A KIND ACV. -041: lads W the own- Nooses. High School, erlch. 1771.
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Wwlte W. b. Wile*. on the tan rant. eM
[Mona of •ion,
uanlaanw
Fisher Meaning - In the LOO Christian
Church. Colborne. on Thursday, 1611. Inst.,
W the Rev. T. Broad, Mr. Isaac V. Timber to
}fins Louisa Mooning, all of ('ulburne.
Lightle --Forbes By Rev. J. 51. Kerr. at his
rss(dsnos. W Iwgbaot on the Beth of [Inc..
11110, Mr. John Llghtle. to Miss Agnes
Forbes, both of Morris.
Stovensoa M1ticemita At the
Brume!. by Rev, James Harris, on Fe
Mr. Thoma, ('. Stevenson, to Mlss(.atherine
Mittelholta, both of Heafryn.
Mona PuUock - At the residence of tho
bride's mother, wwn.Mp of Grey. by Re♦.
George Brown, Wma{nor, Mr. Francis
Mann. to Mw, Mary Pollock,
Nan.
Smith In Grey, on Wednesday, Feb. 9th.,
Mrs. James Smith, aged 35 year.
Skelton In Morris, on Saturday, lob. Sth.,
Sarah. the balesed wife of Mr. John Skelton
aged Ir years. -
Barrows In Brussels. on Wednesday, Feb-
ruary • Bao Harriett.
aged a barred wife of Mr.
She People's Column.
SERYAN'1 GIRL WANTED A
paeral servant who is a good warner sad
teener. Partloulars at Ramat Onto".
Oderleh Feby. Nth 1981. 17D.
ds last week
her of ten turned out one y
and did a neighbor suffering from illness,
a kind turn by cutting him a lot of weal
for home use.
A CHALLFYri&- -A gay and festive
bachelor, who delights in taking cutter
drives, was recently storm stayed some
distance from home. On his return
innuendos of a martial character werein-
dulged in by quizzical friends, and no
excuse or explanation would be accepted.
At tut, the g. and f. bachelor challenged
our local jeetice of the peace to go with
hint, and if he had been indulging in any
philandering on his former trip the J.
P. was at liberty to tie the nuptial knot.
Oartvaal. -The death of the lata Mn
Tobin has cast a general gloom over our
neighb orhou"I. Her piesaing manner
and kind disposition won the esteem of
all who knew her. Many friends will
alw-aya cherish a happy recollection of
her cheery voice. The cause of her
death was consumption, which was
brought on -from the effects of a severe
cold, caught lest spring. Four little
ones are deprived of a fond mother's
care, and a husband mourns the loss of a
kind and dutiful wife, who has been
taken from him in the prime of life.
Kr. S. Dickson, postmaster, has pur-
chased the farm on the Northern Gravel
Road in McKillop, near Leadbury, ad-
joining that of Itt. F. McCulla. The
farm containa 75 acres, and was bought
for =3,500. It is a good farm and well
situated, but is without buildings.
Hon. Edward Blake intends visiting
the Maritime province during the ap-
proaching Bummer and addressing the
electors of the several constituencies on
public affairs. He will receive a cordial
welcome down by the sea, and his visit
will strengthen the Liberal Party for
the coming election.
On Sunday morning the sexton can
opening the new Baptist tabernacle en
Elgin -street, Ottawa, found that fully
three-quarters of the'ceiling had fallen
during the night. Had tite accident
oceured while services were in progress
the greater portion of tho congregation
would certainly have been crushed ,o
death, so great was the weigh; of the
material.
The whsle cummunity et Fern Creek,
Ky., is alarmed by the number of dogs
which have bitten other dogs, tats, aheep
and cattle. A large number of rabid
beasts have been killed, but many mad
dogs are still at large. It is supposed
that the dugs went mad because the
ponds and creeks are frozen over, pre-
venting them from obtaining water.
James Atkinson, an employee in Oli-
ver's mill, on the Enplaned*, Toronto,
met with a most violent death at noon,
12th inst. He was arranging some belt-
ing, when his cloihing caught in the
shafting, and he was whirled around at
the rate of 300 revolultions per minute.
When the engine was stopped, Atkin -
son's body fell to the floor, horribly cut
and mangled. Deceased, who was mar-
ried and had a large family lived at 181
Ontario street.
General Skobeleff telegraphs from As
kabad that in consequence of his 'procla-
mation calling upon the Tahoe to return
to their hones, they are gradually re-
turning from Sanddeaorb and surrender
ing their rifles. Seven thousand families
have returned, and the people are mueh
influenced by the presence of influential
chiefs in the Roatan camp. A prove
Atonal
r vi-
sional government, with national repre-
sentation, has been established, and
needy families are being aided from the
temple* captured in the foetus The ee"i•. fresh Reiatrtg all day Number
neggbix►rhr>•,d of tient Tape a toeing
du 1 "f miles wend revelled to 24 hours I►40
� D FeD IRK Wind
et 1.0 p.m. lgordt
M perp h
SAwINo MATCH. --Our village was
thrown into quite a fever of excitement
on Wednesday the 9th inat, over s match
between Messrs Cornelius and Misner,
of Cransford, and Thos. and Rich
Bigley, of Wawanwh, for $20 a side,
Cornelius and Misner sawed first, and
succeeded in putting up a pile of wood
measuring 24 ft. in circumference, in
thirteen minutes. The Bigleya followed,
failed by 8 inches in the sante time, of
coming up to their opponents, and
conaequontly lost the -Hager. Cornelius
and Misner used an improved champion
saw, and the Bigley's the Galt "Lance
tooth" A large crowd was present, but
evorythilyg went off quietly and orderly.
another match is talked of between the
same parties.
SUNDAY SJ1tOcL Cor rs: mIon. - The
Methodist church in this district held
their annual Sunday Sckool Convention
on Wednesday, 16tk inst , in their
church here. A large number of dele-
gates met fr'on the differen'. Sunday
Schools it, the district, and a very in-
teresting and instinctive diecuesuon took
place between the differed delegates on
Sunday School work, modes of teaching,
de. The Sunday School sebolars sang
several pieces dunng the session, and
added considerable to the attractiveness
of the entertains ant ronw
tistrv. •
kitNIGHOb.AN BURGEON DEN
Tom. OA1w sok ufetses•, Watt
M loon below Rau► ul AluntteaJ, " 1
k ON
Sonsoriit, ',,
WAGON MAKER WANTED-
Waated • good man w run • wagon
shop in Brussels in connection with a blaek-
amith shop having three Gree. there la • good
building and lots of work. Also wanted •
drat clans blacksmith tor light work. Apply
•t one.. to Box 47 Bruseeto P.O. 1773-1 t
NOTICE, -DR. SHANNON HAV-
ING PLACED IN MY HANDS FOR
collection all book accounts, and promisory
notes, due blm up to Jan last, 1 must request
that all persons so indebted would call upon
me at once, and settle, otherwise coats. will be
Incurred. 1 will be in Dr. Shannon, office
from ten a. m. tot p. m. each day.
1773; JAMES J. idicMATH.
,ti0lbtlr>bi
[4 at_et Be wire M. U- Stewart
Lau purchased the Beaten fares of 127
acres for $4,500 Elm niinkb•.r, Mr.
H. Chisholm, kas, we understand,
bought the 100 acre firm on the lake
shore, an rear Mr 1 a'klet•r-e lot,
for $2,500.
Btu War' w -Our Reeves are a bug
team, thou weight being as follows.
Mr. Anthony Alen, 280 lb*. ; Mr. Wm.
Young, about '230 Frere of your town
subscribers ear ei•i the figura togeth-
er Ce w
•01' MetOeai sepses
-tuieot'. °t lite weather ter ,Jur week
Bawdy, Feb..lidt.
�FFeebg 6th Wine at 10 p
fresh, clear Number of miles the wind
travelled in 24 hours 157.
Feb. 71b. Wiwi at 10 p w South-
east, frurk._clotedy. NuMber of whiles
wind travailed in 24 h wn lil4- remora
lunar.
)hob. Kth. -Winn at 10 p m Soul&
injected. it hu been aemete, that ee.t h'eit Runlet Number of milers
eight thousand le perished during ,
the siege, Two thousand were cut-down' wend t.-+evwllnd in 24 ours 441.
by the Runtime during the pursuit. Feb 1016. -Wild at 10. pee :teeth
, west, in•edetate gale, cloudy. Owned
raining et 8.90 s.m 14.6 cubic inches
fell. Plumber ed mils. wand trevellee
in 24 hours79:1
Feb. 11th. -Wind at 10 per Norah
wast, Tight, cloudy Cornea lunar
Number of miles wind tffivelled in 44
hours 3ffie
Mph. 12111 Wind d l0 p.m. Drwtk
west, Illoong, ba.1nt, cloudy. Norther
wf miles wind travelled in 24 hours 66e.
,BglErl 4ram u h rarnebeight of the 11th
p �
teport. of 12tth 4 cubic marls
fwl! ole -,w 'tome* during the nft...r
noon
h h blew ttei ., (/hew. 1"
•-ntirrh Pel, %4tb 1801
Fear one -eyed curlers at Carluke,
Lanarkshire, have ensued a challenp t"
any other fonr players similarly afflicted
to play a match. The players may use
one oyeel epectaelee if the sight ee their
solitary optic is not particularly gond
One legged curlers may now be heard
from.
A youth lust leend 1uug out in trade.
1 stn a wealthy merchant .aid •
"Prayy, tell mo sir. what you rimless,T. oat the motet of rinec est
The nabob's rye. with pleasure shone
A. he replied, in earnest tone.
• ''The secret simple is -i think
) •..' V enol it air it unmans • ma
For Bale or to Let.
-ij'� KNIGHT, ni.ACTIcA1, Il'A1t
1tura
II • hill ark ee 1 et .n u�
[daub to b blit fqt
a.W1 ets ba uuwt� p I gibe. u•l 1 nrlof� tpeii
the that (MBIx. notrkt. 111w '
Jhuctioneering.
l •C. OURa1E,TH1 P)1OPLE'S AUC-
t • TIONEKR, Goderieh. Ont. 1711.
medical.
OISACKID, M. D., PUM-
A °len, $nr$roa and AA :euu�c� �rye Otani*
'tani
of Taranto Ualventty. Office eo�e Unman
run t Cameronl Bank, l.noknow. Meet in
°aloe, enquire at the Rant,, 171114.
TAR McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, 81$-
11 OEON, Coroner, to Office sad residence
ea Bruce Street, wooed door west of 8lctorl$
Street. 476E
TARS SHANNON A HAMILTON,
11 Physt Surgeons. Acooeohers, 4a
Once at Dr. 8 's residucee, neer me
Jail, eroderfch. 0. C. RHANNON, J. C. Hstsur
Ton. 1711.
1 AIKENHEAD, Y.S. , (SU CCB.811t1B
VP to Dr. Duncan) ()redeem of Ontario To-
terinary Donea:e. Office, stables and ret wee.
on Ne t, four doors east of .oelke�arla1e-
llutel, N. B. -Horses examined as 0,
cess. 1*.
FARM FOB BALE.
comprising Lob Nos. 18 and 19. Con. 3, la
the Townshipof Wrist Wawanosh, belonging
to tho late M- Charles McDonald. containing
g ag ACMES In a11. Over thirty acres are
Neared. There are over 1.5 acres of good bard
wood, and the balance Cedar and Pine bush.
A small Frame House and a Well are also on
the premises. A good creek rune through the
farm. For prs articulaapply to Janata RUa-
BULL. Esq.. Irungannon, or o Mrs. WARttooe,
Ooderich, or at this office. 1770tf.
Holum AND LOT FOR SALE -AT
Dungannon, 12 mUes from Ooderich,
consisting of 1 of an acro of land. well fenced;
a frame house, a good well and pump are also
on the premises. The lot has been weU im-
proved. Terms reasonable. Particulars can
be had from Mr. .1. M. RoexRrs, Merchant,
Dungannon, or 1L E. BRowN, Nile P. 0.
1751-tf.
HOUSE, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND
76. corner of Victoria and East strata, in
the town of Goderioh, for sale cheap, or will be
exchanged for farm property. For ppa•rtteeten
app[ to Jan. Swig.[, Architect, office Crsbb's
Block. or J. C. Otteni , auctioneer.
Lesal.
I1AMERON & ROGERS, BARRIS-
V arrsa,, Sol is ltors, and Notaries, W Ingham,
Ont Oflkrs opposite Royal Hotel. WIngham.
M. C" Centeno.. Q. C., M. 1'.. F. itogers.. P.O.
Drawer 242.
Wingfiant. Ja . 1), ION. 1775.
This partners..'. is dlsolved.
TO LST --A BLACKSMITH SHOP
Conveniently *limited. bring in the im-
mediate vicinity of Mill. Hotel and Post Office.
This is s good stand for horseshoeing and
hobbing. Ateo a one awry frame dwelling
ouse, and shoe shop. This is a rare chance
fora good Blacksmith and Shoemaker. Apply
at once to R. J. H. DELolte, Port Albert. Out.
VTOL
oreamrrnow
Just opened out an eats*
.1, New Stock --
Of liAttipije gat price varying fauns 14
•,1 tett to St deo/ at
MOORHOTJSE'S.
GARROW & PRO1 OFfeee, BAR-
RISTERd. Attaewyyss.. Solicitors. etc.,
Goderloh. J. T. Darrow, W. Proudfoot. 1751.
ClHEPPARDTON--FARM FOR
17 rile 00 acro., 50 acres cleared and well
fenced. Brick Cottage 8x30, stone cellar toll
e lse of bouss. A large creek runs through
the lot, no waste land on the creek, A very
fine orchard surrounds the house. Oood barn
and other buildings. Terms verycosi A
w It T. HArstsi. 10t 15 rake Sore Reed. ob
borne Township, or to GARROi 1766 'ROuD-
✓ o0T.
B. L DOYLE, BARRISEER A N D
Attorney, Solicitor In Chancery, ta.
Ooderich. Ont. 1751.
lis-Opeuiu ofSchools
SEAGER & MORTON, B A R R I S-
C- newer.&c., Jr.. Oodertch. J. A. Morton, Ing-
ham. 1751.
SMALCOMSON, BARRISTER AND
. Solicitor. Office -Corner of West Street
and Market Square, over George Acheson's,
Goderlch. 1751.
Lr HEPPARDTON. -STORE, WITH
0.-1 Pat. Office, for nate or to rant, with 1 acre
land. Stook ail fresh and good. Will selloo very
rimy temps having other business to aabnd
So. For farther partieulare ail to R. T.
HAYwsa. Mao 100 acres of lend, West hall et
Lot 5 on the 3rd con-, )r D. Ash Good Ori
chard. Trane House, and a stable. Fifty acres
Moored and well fenced. Apply to Ooaaow
& Pnouoroor. 1161.
VALiJABLE FARM FOR SALE -
6. ( oi. A, Township of Colborn Co,
Heron owtalning 115 ares .S et which are
cleared and in a good ,tete of cultivation.
Thorn is a frame itouse 80111s with oelier *der
the whole, kitchen 11x10, wood shed UMW,
stable 18x26. for horses, also cow stable 14x11.
There is a well wttb n never tailing spring.
and a good young orchard with about 40 tress
eolaooed. Torn, navy. For particulars apply
to THou as W ATwof. proprietor. Carlow or to
Winnow & PROUDPOOT. Ge filet
All the Text Books authorised for wet
*WO. Model and Public Schools (fan
Its bmight CHEAPEST from
ECAMPION, ATTORNZY - AT-
. LAW. Solicitor 1n Chancery. Convey-
ancer. &c. Office over Detbr's store, Gode-
rich. Ont Any amount of money to loan at
lowest rates of interest. 1751-y.
i)iiRBUANT TO AN ORDER OF
1 THE COURT OF CHANCERY, MADE
In the matter of the Estate of Alb* McKenzie,
and is the manor of EspDbemia Ann McKea-
n. and oilers, the creditor of Allan MoEato
she, lots of the Towwsb* of Ashfield, In the
County of Huron, who died on or about the
month of Juno D17s, are on or before the
a.eventh tiof March A. D. 11!11, to send br
w Bt
prat ' '. 1.. Dole, the soltet pr of
loo saaphemiMcKennaAnn McKena and orhese,
infw,a of t said deceased. their Christian
and.srnamee. adding** sad deaoriptlon the
full particulars of tint claims. • statement of
thdr wove:o i, and the nature of theseonrltles
Of aryl hold by thorn: or hi default thereof
they will be peremptorily excluded from the
be•el► of the said order.
Eery •redltoi holding any necerity is to
proton's the Mme *fere me atm chambers
sA Oodae'tob on the twelfth day off March, A.
D. 1101, at tea o'clock in the forwnoon being the
tilos appntetd tsr adlsdlatlon on the Nelms.
71st d eh!, th day at Febrnarv, 1[161,
Signed. H. MAcDvnwnrr,
Mood* at
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OR'8 N CE.
s* S latter of Wan estate of Michael An -
at the Town of Goderleh. M the
Norte « Hurt*, Qeltleman. deboasad.
N 1s ren tome efirav rat to the Rs
orediNda t tale TV Obe11 P.
that thew
of of d 04 in of
the
y of aloe. *leo eta or about the
tweat.y-[cumin dap ofNovember. n.
awe y heroes the its b,tom
Bpiit�Rt WR�kaato *t the last
will had rdstnar Alut ease iNMbael Aa -
ca d Qeir the i et
their MWsrsse.gte et tear Ler held
and
tse :rare% ihi l5laf f Wltetd by
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a.stb M 1lpnttketntt .nw1 : crlrtl
WbutM aln.+ttgst tko totalled theft*
having id wn r t +terms of wttlek
*tiro int-., Men r5WYM. dell. the' 0151
R wit[ not be nate ter tem [assn so
distributed- or say port thereof to
whore claim. shall not MVP
tho said wzroentor at than Um Veil
a1 Atitl
glee of um ewe alarm or any part thereof- as
the assn may be.
0 A RROW A PROD DPOOT.
•"7s• wibidtors ter lIeasbv
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
mer, Solicitors to Chancery. &c„
Godenieb and W 1nghoIa, M. ('. Cameron. Q
C.; P.
Macara. w M. O. (`.&sewn, Qoderioh. W �g-
Miscellaneous dards.
JAMES SMAILL, ARCHITECT, &c.
Moe, Crabb', Block. Kingston st, OM►
rich. Plans and specifications drawn enneo6
ly. Carpenters' plaeterds and mason's weak
measured and valued,
2,10011H0USEw
COPY BOOKS, FOOLSCAP, PENS
PENCILS, RUBBER, EXERCISE
BOOKS, and every
1'R. WATSON, HOUSE, SIGN
and Ornamental Painter.. Parlor deesr
ating made • specialty. OaAINtxo, GILDING.
GLAZING. Shop on North Street, opposite the
Registry Moe. Godorlch- 1751
STRATFORD BINDERY ---ESTAB-
LISHED tem. This establishment la chiefly
devoted to job and library work, ospecially to
those unique and economicalhalf calf and mor-
rocoo styles. In all calms the beet of stock and
workmanship with stningth and beauty com-
bined Bindery over JohnDutton's drug store.
GEORGE STONE,
('IOMMERCIAL HOTEL, DUNGAN-
lJ NON. -This first.Nam hotel. has recently
been refitted and Improved was to tarnish the
best possible accommodation to the travelling
public. Oood liquors and choice stands •
speciality. An attentive *tier always on
hand, and excellent stabling[ and Rhoda. nn the
premises. Taos, 8110.is tor. 1711.
Loans ansa insurance.
School Requisite,
T5O0,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
tiP 0.MKRON. HOLT &CAMERON, Gods.
rich. 1710.
175,000 TO LEND ON REAL E B -
TAM Terms favorable. Apply to B. 1..
r.
4160,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
on good Farm or Ars4olass Town Property
at $ per sent. Asely to R. R ADCLIFFE. 1751
leIONICY TO LEND. NY
lel amout se Ma cent ♦ ta ata
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST
Mortgage at reasonah a ahs d labsest
and ons teres to ants bearewers, Address
Jam* SrawAsr, Bement P. 0. 1105.
MONEY TO LEND. - A L A R O'N
amount sof Private rents for Inv
e.tae�t
tat o O�W & ������ Mertpgas- Appq
1'80UD1,00'P.
ME ONEY TO LOAN. THCANA-
Join, hence ELM" 11111DA Laded OMdlt 0eepny.
Minot by t e
Oepayy to *EYidW epeo
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n-
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N. B. Borrowers as obiln *6ensy is Nedsy
U title Y sathbotery.-DAYISON a JOAN-
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