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in every article necessary
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AUCTIONEERS.
18th, 1870. et52tf
p, q.7th JAN.,1870.
MIYJEVENTING, ALEXANDER
fittest, T...eter of ezzuessatust witi
I usetalEtrat.c` gra Iburadyy. 26th
r,c:oak m•In tee Ceara/ School
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(OTICE•
'Ts thte Yowl% All Unpaid. Taxes
pro.3y next. via be Plaid fnethe
Car eoL'actazi.,
&MCKAY;
Collector;
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eles Witarlit applied. Marked
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V.,DITORLeLL ITEMS.
1 50,000 u.ne.mployed, New York city.
2 100,000 do N. York State.
3 20,000- do, Chicago.
4 Same priiportion, California &c.
5 Can elian Zeuares coming home.
6 Quebec has a soup kitchen.
7 Ottaeet has
8 I'. S. are to explore Darien;
9 With the view of Cenalling it.
10 Gne. of New Brunswick sick.
11 Stanton fund is ritgw 886,000.
12 Beecher's income is 820,000.
13 Spurgeon limits his to 85,000.
14 Beecher's pews let for $511000.
15 Otie pew brotight 8615.
16 Erie R. R. wants 200 machinists.
17 Dr Tupper is at St Cloud.
18 Paris ie line, tranquil.
19 630,000 tire in Boston.
20 Locomotives. cars, &c, wanted
21 By Intercolonial R. R..
92 30 deerees belo-e zere at Ottawa.
23 Belleville is flooded;
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24 West. end(irs have to live upstairs.
25 Kingstop harbour firmly frozen:
26 Six Sehooners wanted by Gov.
- 27 To protect Canadian fisheries.
28 Dr Liviegstene to be Lnighted.
29 -Pr'ee of Wales succeeds Earl Spencer,
30 As Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
31 Garibaldi at Paris, for London.
32 Telegraph strike Ended, New Engl'd.
33 Panama and South Pacific loan, -
34 Introduced in London to -day.
35 6 French journals to be prosecuted,
36 For attacking goveinment.
37 Lopez has tied to Brazil desents.
38 French-Americen cable bill completed.
39 Bishep of Outario preached at Mont.
40 Chiniquy lectured On Temperamee do.
41 :kilo.; Deery--Dion billiard match 22d.
42 A y:eing man drank himself deatl,
43 8 Scotehmen beat 18 Canadians, "
44 A: ...‘nriing-match on 14th.
45 Snow -shoe racing all the go,
46 Prince Arthur to get ff.. pair 'of shoes.
47 Stormy weather at Quebec.
48 A bill to convict habit -al drunkards,
49 Passed several stage, ,:_leb. Assein.
50 KingSton prefers uieeti • -Mows to ler.
51 Goderi:th another of ti . Same.
52 Wesleyan revival in K ene.
53 A Toronto traveller r Jed in Strat'd.
54 A Montreal do heirs 84,000,000.
55 A female Temperance lecturer,
56 Is in a Tennessee jail for being drunk.
57 " OceanSteam " Allan is in Toronto.
58 G'd T. is to branch front Doon to Galt.
Punshon lectured in Guelph 12th.
60 Dr Howitt, of Guelph, is dead.
61 A Me. court debates if oysters are fish.
62- McD. is to hold meeLings in Lanark.
63 Hellinuth cellege re -opens 18th.
64 Revival services are be held in Lon.
65 London penny readings are a success.
66 Bill before Ceng fur R.R. to Pembina.
67 Sebringville distillery seized.
68 Save your snds for manure !
69 Massachusetts Ploughman advises.
70 Detroit ims a Puor fund of 31800.
71 Liabilities of Detroit 8680,684.
, 72 New drama is " the coming woman." -
73 A Jackson firm is 'M Evans&Father.'
74 A skater made a mile in 2 m 29 sec.
75 Almost as good as Polley's 'Regulator.'
76 But nothing te Smith's famous mare
77 Pealeedy'e remains willlie in State 48h.
78 In city Hall, Pertland, on arrival.
79 Pr. A. to visit Washington end of mo.
80 N. Y. whiskey houses seized for fraud.
81 Fort Smuter is to be rebuilt.
82 Society of Friends paid 8400,000,
83 For exemption from military service.
84 Spanish gun boats have reached Cuba.
85 Algeria to be represented in Fr. Parl.
86 Bank of Monte Video has resumed.
87 Priocess Teck has a son.
88 Whaling succeesful this season.
89 Pay up oyer due subscriptions;
90 And begin1870 with kelearconsaience:
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Dr. Tenuants letter will appeer in our
next.
.: Divorce in Connecticut.
The disgraceful, scenes enacted in the
courts of Connecticut by applicants for
divorce h -ave brought out president Wool-
sey, of Yale College, in a netnantr for re-
medial measures. He says the: State
need not legislate on moral fitleStiDilli, bt4t
it must legislate oo nrarriage and divorce.
In an aildre.is lrfore the Methodist State
Co vention in New Haven on Thursday,
he said : 'Up to 18 13 divorces were only
allowed for adultery or malicious desertion.
En 1843 other causes were added. and in
1649 other causes still -one of a very
remarkable character, and that was, that
when there was anything that permanently
destroyed the happiness ot the marriage
relation, than the judge might grant a
divorce. Nlark the effi et --for the last
thirty years, eleven -per cent, or the mar-
riages have r suited in divorce. That is
the divorces of a yeallare to the marriages,
as one in ten, In no other State are
divorce's so numerous as in this State, un-
less in Illinois and Indium, or some other
Western States. Connectient enjoyed the
ereatett looseness of all the States in die-
m
solving the marriage relation. The project
is now, by a union of all the Christian de,
nominations, to obtain a change of the
law. Last year, before the legislature, it
was proposed to change the- law so that
only adultery and malicious desertion
should be reason for separation from bed
and board, without re -marriage. He
hoped the church would endeavor to effect
this change.'
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A medical student gave he has never
been able to discover the bone of conten-
tion, and desires to know whether it is not
situated very near the jaw bone.
_
Carl Biliand, said to be a 'representative
of German infidelity,' and who attempted
some Unit ago to shoo( a clergyman in a
Berlin church during the service, has been
sentenced td twelve years' hard labor.
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TRADE UNION RIOT. -A telegram from
Loudon, to -day, says that a Trade Union
riot occurred at Thorneliffe Collieries on
the 8th inst. Much excitement prevailed.
New PrinotpTes of Medication.
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(Viz : Radway's Beady Relief, Regulating Fills, and
Resolvent.)
Dr. Radway's Remedies are prepared on entirely new
prineiples. and that is why they stbp pain so quick,
and cure the most dangerous diseases so rapidly, and
with so little inconvenience to the patient. Some of
our contemporaries boast in their aricertisements.
that there is nothiug new iu their medic:nes -that the
ingr-dients are all to be found in the!". -S., and Other
dispensatories, their published foimulas are copies
taken from the N 8 Pharmaeeupia, Ite., hence, they
gulTierirlt,Yf i(-4ft nelie4ti ,tfefterele
rs art I h m anty to ot
fect.:inert and worthless coniyounds.. Were it not tor -
the now principlesemployed in oht-tining the medicinal
virtues from re vly discovered reinedial agents, pro-
gress in the sci-tice of medicine would be a so.w coach.
Take for instance. the most popular remedial agents of
the day- sarsaparilla and its adjunots. forming the
' •iffieinal compound : or if the purgatives -of alogs,
jaiop, Sir. Physicians, chemists, pharmaceutists,
physiologists. all Tore or less eondia!vitiatioTsladtitt
as uncertain. unreliable, &c. The it
.lerichent sterling, reliable medicines. The
tomtit:is of preparing the officinal pills ire based,on
wrong principles, and those who claiin to put up speti-
fie remedi,s. on the old unrertain rules prescribed,are
. contributing, them of value to the public. .Eadway's
Ready Renee Resolvent and Pills are new medicines,
prepared on new principles- and will care the sick
without delay and inconvenience. See Dr KndwaY's
Almanac for 18T0 Sold by Druggists and Country
erchants
To the Editor of the Signe .
Jeruartv 15th, 1870.
Sue. -In Dr. aarner's letter of last
week, 1 notice that he is not at all in love
with the people called Methodists. The
doctor tells us that he is a member of the
Church of, England. Now I am sure the
Church of -England people are proud that
they can number such a paragon of moral
excellence among their members. They
are welcome to his support and iallitence.
As for his insinuations that the Methodists
charge him with spite. I am satisfied,that
it is only some of his bottled spleen against
Methodism braking out. They no more
than any others, charge him so. I have
no doubt but some of Dr. Tennant's
personal friends, or Dr. Garner's personal
enemies charge him with spite, bnt it is
altogether free from church influence, and
' Dr. Garner should have more common
sense than drag church matters into tlee
afrair.
Yours very truly,
METHODIST.
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SKATING CARN1VAL.-Remetnber the
fancy dress Carnival. on W ednesday,
17th inst, at 7 p. when Mayor Hays
M. P. r. is to give a pair of skates to the
most neatly dressed lady skater ; and
Hugh Gardiner, Esq.. is togive another
- pair to the gentleman nho appears in best
character costume. If the present 'frost
continues the ice will be in splendid con-
dition, and we would remind the ladies
and gentlemen of Clinton and Staforth
that Mr. Gooding is to admit them to the
Rink, free of charge.
Tbe New York Tribune says :-The Ken-
tuaky Legislature has passed FA very con-
siderate Bill, 'exentpting ministers frOm
execution.' It should be understood that
this alludes not to the lynching of Anti -
Slavery ministers, nor to the hanging of
clergymen who may indulnin murder ;
but to ministers who run in debt, and
either cannot or will not pay up -in fact
to that little document which commands
the sheriff to take the body, unless he can
find satisfactory Property. We trust that
-the Kentucky preachers will show their
gratitude hy keeping out of debt, in Which
laudable, effert they will probably be as-
sisted by the traders of their respective
neighbourhoods.
THE French tribunali • continue to be
very severe against the duellists. The
principals generally are sentenced to a
montheisintisonmenil and the seconds to
. fifteen days: Public opinion is not yet
-ripe enough for what it calls this Draconi-
an code. ifonor pricks Me on,' say. the
French like Faletaff ; but %rarely priCIM
them- off wheit they come on. La fact,the
*th this
onlyoure for a *arm argument
ezoited peopIe is au appeal tO RWO. 8,and
ffireW ill'ilitttee general --gossip about he
'rare coinage of the 4rarriors.
..,,,Oisingto the Unusually mita w_inter;
a -has,vier grape crop is a 'pi
imam in California, than bas ever•beeti
knesn. lvforevines wfil. be Planted -thii
season thaniti any previous tirree-,:-yeats
A lovely eirl in Wisconsin recently re-
covered a lin'ndred and forty dollen dam-
ages in a breach of perimise suit against a
perfidious lover. Her lawyer congratnlat-
ed her on the amount, wben she exclaim-
ed. with a ferocious glance at the mulcted
defendant and nervously clenching her
fineers, `I'd give every penny of it jpst to
have one good pull at his hair.'
Brig.go Throat, and Lung Beater is pleasant
to take and unsurpassed for its efficacy in curing
Cough, Bronchitis, se. sgea by DruggIsts. -
To those who snffer from Corns, Bunions. Bad Nails,
Chilblains. Frosted Feet. &c . try Dr J Briggs' Cur-
ritiva f used liherady as directed, relief is initie-
diate. a id eure certain. Solddry Drunists.
For Colds. Cough, Bronchitis. Consumption. and all
Diseases of the throat, Chest and Lungs, Dr J Briggs
'Melt and Lang Elea er 14 a certain and reliable Re
edy. S.#1,1 by Druggists.
Are Toll a sufferer from Ncurala. Rhenaptisrn, or
Fain of anv de ieTiption ? Dr. J Briggs' Allevantor will
soothe away pint. Neuralgia, cure your Rhe9matism,
and banish your pain. Sold by all Druggists.. •
Nr133 abuetisente ts _
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GODERICH, 4th .:Tannary, 1870.
To the Electors of the
Tnwn of Goderich
11THEREAS: THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF
Goderich, have, in their good sense and wisdom,
ELECTED liE To STAY AT HOME AND MIND MY OWN BUSI-
NRiS they have thus placed me in a position to DO
THE INHABITANTS OF TOWN AND COUNTRY MORE GOOD in
manufacturing clothee,„than in making Ily-Laws. I
bow to their decision, and. desiring to procdre a eon-
tinuance of publicliatronage, shall direct my undivid-
ed attention to the manufacture of Clothing, and am
DETERMINED TO 31A KE AND SELL BETTER AND.CHEAPER
GoODS THAN ANY OTHER HOCiE IN ONTARIO. 1 have on
hand GREAT VARI wry OF OVERCOATS AND PEA JACKETS
and ec-erythint. in Geetleman's Furnishings. FIRST-
CLASS °DEERE; WoRK-PROPAPTLY EXECUTED and a good
fit guaranteed. Not votes but CASH required in ex-
change. The polling -place is next door to Martin &
Robertson's Dry Goads Store, where I am ray own
returning officer and the election procbeds from, 8 a.
in„, tilD10 pi m.. every lawful day. '
w4 ABRAHAM SMITH.
GO TO THE BEST.
THE BRITISH AMERICAN
AN 0
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CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
-VOW the largest, most extensive and complete
PI BUSINESS' SCHOOL in the country. It has the
largest staffof Teachers, and the most practical and
best adapted business forms. and the best 'screwed
and most commodioas apartments.
It is under the management of THOROU,GH BUSI-
NESS MEN, fully alive to all the requireruents of the
business e immunity
The advantages and facilities afforded in this instituti-
- on are unequalled In the country, and no young roan
should enteron a business career without fully availing
himself of its benefits. We were awarded the
FIRST PRIZE IN RUSIN LSS WRITING
at the late Provincial EXhibition atLondon. As this
is theSIXTIT consecutive year that we "have taken this
'prize, we feel confident that there can be but one op-
inion as to where to geto learn towrite.
• For specimens ot writing, bank notes. circulars, &c.
address.
ODEL.t, 'ER- OUT
Toronto
6g:deride oot 4th 1869. w37 4m.
NOTICE.
of the corporation of the
COUNTY OF HUROpi
WILL
MEET IN THE jOURT ROOT IN
GuDERICIL
- ugow
Tnesdas, the 25th. day oflanuary,4isti
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G ch,8thjani,1870 fr _
'AiiNEO:7,--13.-QA11D-lydit,PATT.:ATIA,:,1.743C:;,;;
by, a young Zen" gaieee r. 0 .
11W40 -1P,
Janualy-70,1 O.
combined.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
OFFERED Ai COST.
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WITH A VIEW TO MATERIALLY
reance his present large stock, the
subscriber will offer for the next. -
TWO WEEKS ONLY !
The balance of hie large and varied .ai-
sortment of
SILVER WARE,
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'LADIES& GENTSDRESS1NuCASES
WRITING DESKS,
WORK BOXES,
JEWEL • CASES,
JEWELLERY,1
CONCERTINAS,
TOYS,
FAN-CY GOODS,
KN IC K KNAAMS,
.
&c., &c.
AT ACTUAL COST
. A Great Reductionnn
AND -MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,'
FAMILr& pOCKET BIBLES,
CHURCH SERVICES',
PRAYER. BOOKS,
GIFT BOOKS, -
ALBUMS,
Will be given for the above. period, after
vhich prices will be as heretofore.
teiW The Public may ,rely on the
above as bona fide, and that the sub -
cella:). really means what he says.
gALL AND sEg:
Terms Cash, and Cash Only,
T. 11LOORHOUSE.
Goderich, Dec. 28tb, 1869.
THE GREAT FEMALE. REMEDY.
Job Noses' Periodical Pills.
'THIS INVALUABLE MEDICINE IS UNFAILING
to the cure of all those pilaff -1 and dingerous
diseases to which the female constitution is siffiject.
It moderates all excess" and removes all obstructions,
and a speedy cure ma' be relit -Cron.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it pecu'iarlystaited. It will, In a short time, bring
on the monthly period v.-ith regularity.
These Pills should not he taken by Females during the
FIRST ThREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they are
sure to bringon Miseeirriage.hut at any other time they
are safe. -
In all Cases of Nervous and Spinal 4ffections, Pain in
the Back aad Limbs, Fan rue oa slightexertion: Palpita-
tion ot the heart. Hysteries. a,d Whites. these Pi.fs
will effect a cure vi -hen all other means have failed
and although a pnwerful remedy, do not contain iron,
calomel, antimony-, orally:thing hutiful to the constitu-
PlikFelalltlireetbms in the pamphlet around each package.
Which sho I id be carefully preserved.
JOB MOSES, NEW YORK, SOLE PROPRIETOR. '
81.00 and 124. cents for postage, enclosed to Nnrtho p
Lymao. Newcastle, (Mt., gottend agen la for the
Dominion, wi:1 insure a bottle,eontaining over 50 olio,
LI- return atoll.
NORTHRUP & 1 YMAN,
Newcastle, C . vir.,genera
agent for Canadt
ler a;old Goderich by Parker x Cattle rine
Jordan • Gaidine.r ot 'Co., Bay, :Id ; James
Benthum;Rotreiville ; J. Plekard,F ceter ; J.H.
Cornbe. Clinton, S. cord, Lucknow; E. Hick.
son. Eis.e.furth. and n Medicine Dealers. w38
CANADIAN PAIN- DESTROYER
A Family Medicine, well and fayorablyknown
forthe past ten years. never fading in a single
instance to give permanent retie shen timely
used, and -we have never known a. single Case
ol dissatisfaction where I he directiims have been
aeoperly tollowed,bui on the eontrary all are
delighted with its operate -Ins, and speak In tbe
highest terms ot its. Virtue and Magesal efftets,
THE CANADIAN PAIN DE-STROYER
has won toritself a re'putetion , as a blood port
fi el, alterative stomach tonic, unsurpaseed lathe
hist(); y of medical preparations. It seldom Mile
to cure Dyspepsia, Liver Cqmplainie
tion, Heat -amen, Sick Headache, Kidney Com-
plaints, Aced Stomach Phthisie or Astbmaeant
restores to v ital activity the' system debioutted
by am fleri ng a nd disease .
Its magicaland ondertul success in euring
sudden colds, '-'ore throat,. 'Coughs, Diptherla
pains in rhe sidedyens and back. neura Igiatoode
ache, rheumatic and other pains in any part of
the hotly dna &oat whatever cause, bas given it
a place in every household and is fast .eopersed.
ism all other preparat ions of -the kind.
It is also an elle( Wel and -prompt remedy lor
Scalds, Burns, Bettises, Sprains, Chilblains.
rrost Bites, Ceamps in the Stomach, Marhcea,
nolera morhus, Bilhous Cholic, Cholera 'Alan-
ium, Dysentery, &c.
Price only 2.5 cents per bottle.
NORTHROP 4. LYMAN,
Newcastle. C. W.
General Agent for Canada.
rt -Sold in Cadent -6 bit Parker & Cattle and
F. Jordan; Gardiner & Co, Mayfield; James
Bentham, Rodgers/Ole; Pickard,eExeter; J. .
Combe, Clinton; Secord, Lneknow; 8 Hickson
cLes forte and all Medicine. Dealers. w38
N. 111011ARDY
. _ ST. RELEN$. .
nOMMISSTONER IN B. R. & C., FOR COVFTY
U of Huron Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, de., -Elled
and executed. Wills &e , arawn out.
25,000 Money to Lend at moderate
rates on bnproyed property. A,Il expenses very
moderate. N. McLARDY,
St. Helens, Jan. lst, 1870. w51 -4t
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TENDERS
WANTED
MENDERS WILL BE 'RECEIVED BY THE UN -
A. dersigned
UP TO THE FIRST FEBRUARY
NEXT,
FOR THE BORINC OF A FIVE (5) INCH
WELL,
To the depth of twelve htuidred and fifty (1250) feet,
or less if required. The Contractor will_have ;engine
and boilerfumistied him. and will haVe te lind every- -
thing elite required including wood and oil.
sles• Satisfactory security for the performance of the
work will be required /led the lowest tender need" not
be accepted.
W. SEYMOITR oo.
w42 -4t
Goderich. 13th {Tannery, 1870.
TENDERS WANTED.
MENDERS FOR THE ERECTION OE A DERRICIC
.l. and enginehouse on plans to he seen at our office
twill be received by die undertaigned up to the 25th inst.
.The buildiegsto be erected on the Longworth faun,
and the mirk te he done in a satisteetorymemier and
Le speedily es possible. W. SEYMOUR &Co.
Goderich,Mith January, 1879. w52 -3t
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CHEMICAL "PRINCIPLa
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APPLIED-119,MB man pr. . , i •.,,
ehicini' o ai4 Nitta.agn taieizes. .
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SAR§1111);Ilt-twilI]iiii . .A.AT.73 vim mane! crir.reiT173Eic",...-sTsv.,
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firm cusagre,engei le,ctilfsiiirc_sn of here, Dr. Red-
" • . WHITNEY PETERSHAM& A STRA CAN CLOAKING .
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7 Wool ShaNirls;Extra Valae, ,
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15 . --,
f Ayer's Sarsaparifia, THAT Sueet ior &imp roes', er . 4
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VELVETEEN 8t CLOTH JACKETS., MO TR Br.101.7*i
NOM . g IDENE BROOM.
The repntation this ex.
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from ite cures,
many of which are daily
marvelloui. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous die-
m ease; where the system
seemed satmated with
carraption, have been
' purified and cured by it.
Scroltdousaffections and
disorders,which weft ags
• gravated by the serofti-
lous contamination until
wire painfully afflicting, have been radically
is prepared on a new principle of Medic! Chem°
• •
istry,from the ac4494 curatioe incopertips of dlte,most
choice protracts cif the ptgptabre kittgdoni. The;
Serempart1Tirin «ad other . fdretyn robts yieldiftg
extracts that e,:t.rr into .'he comporttion of this won-
derful Wood, 7'issice, Heat,. Irld-onaking medicine
are sele:led and g Jtletred ch,#, yrecunt care at
the proper 2ason, from the native soil, under the
superw's:04 of. intellge;ii ap'.c»tt -exPerl'noed botan-
ists, employed crclusloclg for Di. Railway #11 OIL -
/m.41* no spirions talsnixtunesair WOrthleag roots
ern, possibly b soiree, ?Mth the pure. • •
It ebsts Ile. 11 nitrify de (70. over $31;001 (thirty
thcosand dollars) per annunifor the sercices and
expenses of seinolifie Botanists in this branch alone.
But the wonderful lin,proventenls a has secured in
..the curative range of Ltr. Railway's Remedies, mare
especially the
SARSAPARILLIAN Es,p113.
Lae bniti)/ Mgr aga ; or iiegrl
' 10 the hfitury of medleine•sels such 0 m#diciac that
so monpletely builds up, repars, and ',vacs sound,
strong, healthy, riyoront, an• 1 In-aulYal withat, the -
weak and lirukcn-dmenconstiletrions, as -
Dr.' .1?..AD TI.14
Sd.14,5-1P. .4RILL1.1N
.RES 0 L VENT.
Important Chemical Pritteiples sUpplied to
the wasting body through the
• SARSAPARILLIAN RESaLVENT
It supplies the blood with notiristtment.
• IT CONTAINS TISeUE.MAICiNG AND
FLESHeAl A KING (;/,11 A LITI
It supplies the si stem with 'falorib 'or heat-
; making properties.
It cureS ail Ecitittive anti Ulcerate 1 dis.
cases pf the Eyes, Ears, Mouth, Throat,
asset k.lts and iirdy.
It In," eaSes the wei-r.tt and appetite.
IT STOPS ALL WILIAILteNING DisCHAR-
GES.
It Joel eases the rept-dee and diminishes the
It elle-rite-it:1n. ates the products or ay.
It resolves TIIMOVS, NitNICS, 1011111Mo
It mah es the Sabi CletAr
_It heals Fever S-,te*tinti ee.-••
It cures G ravel,G feet. an ['St i atter.. .
It makes the Waite!: clear edit aktall tgeily•-%
It eaves Harrertul-ss; an laves:4 witty the'vi.
.#•or of manhood who, (coin wios`-#.
- nese or disease, rive desk -lent or cell
It res. lies wpioryn from t he pet Ala 11, ident to
• chmage.of life- cerdsat„lon. of newsiest.
.
:Yo those who' seek ilea t h.'
There ..111 tint a man- wienlitt or child. however
wasted by disease, if their systems are still in a con-
dition to receive evtoselpeata: and theiy. J•LINGS,
L EVER KIDN E and.ot he,- v. tern -101S ii9trit46t-
ed be3-orld the procese •of eepair. or if mdeible of
&LIS ts illing the reparatzre proee00 91 RA DWAY'S
SarNapar _VesOlyent
but en n be either restored to health. ottlee wastes
and d icompositions stopped. and the elements of
decay drat now exist be dismissed from the system
Extesifie c.ases. where the 1.15Nite-ReDsteis. and:
otherergene are wasted. u1;•ei atoll. aiiii their fine -
Lions 1 aterrupted pia secretions alteecel beyond the
reptile tive power of medic-ne. mas;. a hd will. by the
nee of the Sariaparliden Reeolvent. continue to
live perhaps ter years ; for no matter how low the
vital farces May be. if the system can' be 'brought
under the influence of this tissue awl -flesh -making
medicine. the repairs will be greeter than the emotes,
and the BLOOD WILL receive that high degree of
strength. parity. and nourishment to enable it to hold
in healthful -solution alf Its Mifiktittiehtf, end stfilithif
process of decay and decomposition.
CONSUMPTION,ISCROPU A. Brigh-Os digtoaseor
the Kteeevs. Secogneee seeettte'; and thenoishn of
Venereal. are developed through the proeess of de-
posits I rem the blood either in the Lungs. Skin. Kid-
neys. Bladder or Cellular Tiasue ; and these dis-
eaaea in their advanced stage can both be checked_
and -cured by the use of the harsaparallan
solvent.
NARK THE CHANGE. '
A periwig seized with any Chronic caseate at the
Lungs, Liver, Skin, 1,•idneys. Spermatic Glands,
!Womb, or Urinary dighmIties. will experience 0
marked change in her health tin Mr. bale, after
faking the Sarsaparillitin Resolvent. .4.# the
blood. becomes more, Meh. „Wow:), Cplli nour--
Wang, and La enahtthi to kohl in soUition naturitt
constituents, du: deposits of Tuberculous matter and
other elements of disease, decomposit awl decay,
will be diminished IN•the Lungs, Kidneys. Skin and
other Organs; and each of these Organs will secrete
theirproper constituent sepretions. Instead of Urine,
Bile, the Pancreatic „Tater ti,:rt other -Adds being
absorbed in the rirculation,these secretions will be
directed for expulsion from the system through Mei:*
proper chan»el.e. medicine fails in itA inflisenee
on the system, to correrd secretions, and to as-
sist each organ or seeretilly ffla sal in dtseliar»ina
proper funetions, health ettn never be restored ; hap.,
pity for suffering humanity, Itailway9s Sarsapa.
rillian Resolvent secures this inw.wtati! want that
has heretetfore existed all these remedial agents
adrrrtized as Wood Puri fliers.
No Matter 119TV deeplY seated ar engrafted in the
tissuesi cartilages, glands; or.lans, m' bon -es disease
and corruption may be. the influence of this power-
ful awn! on the blood and °the,. fluids that supply
the tiring boil!, with repairs, will So charge the sys.
tem with such emistinients as to resolve and exter-
minate do dead and &romp...et-lig matter, and sup -
place with sound tart tiring strueturg, nour-
ished by melt, parr, anti strong blood. Hu the
chemical a4ion which -die ..Sareapal*Iiimitesoireig
has on the hiebstahres taken into lhe stomach daring
its process. of ibgestion into Chyme and Chgtc, bifore
11 is. nu:de blood, as welt as the nourishing consti-
tuents it ronerrls 11110 blood, and its specific action
when enterina in the circulation, it exterminates
every atom of I:111/S from the b100.1, dna resillggs
away at/ deposits of disease, whether caused by the
action of some .wreific poison, or virulent diserisk or
Mercury, Corrosive Subltmate, e. the Cbrrosire
C7iloride:of Mercury, Calomel, and other agents
that may hare aceuntalated ill the Ones, tissues,
cartilages, or joints. ' or from some trim:emitted
fiend& complaint [hid rimy &Ice run through half a
dozen generations.
" Soros:isle' Consumption, Ryphills, uncured
anti badly t reatetVenerea I in Its many forms,
Glandular Disease', ULets in the Throat,
Idonth, ,Tutnorth Nenles in 1 Sle. and
other parts of the system, Sore Eyes, Stilt.
mous Discharges from the Ears, and the
*oust thrums of Skin Diseases, Eruptions,
Fever Sores, Scald Head, Ringworm, Salt
11. Inn in, Erysipelas, Acne. k
tWOED1S ill the Flesh' Ts:mots, Cancers in the
Womb, and all wcak g 1 painful ilrise
charges', Night Sweats. hitati-of Sperm, and
all wastes of the l'ite Prin. iple, M., -Within
the curative range of the Sarsaparillian
Resolvent, and a few days' nse will IDEOWC to
any person using it for either of these (01.1h18
of Disease, its potent poiver to enre them.
Uncured Venereal -Gleet, Gravel' Strictures,
and rill Complaints of the Urinary Or.'
gaiis, Bladder' Kidneys, WOULD, ropsy.
Diabetes, and all who are 'Inouye.
anicist•el li‘y Stoppage of Water, or Pain.
Cud Discharges' are- quickly s.elieved
effectually cured. thyougla the
SARSAPARILLIAN -RESOLVENT.
Recent Cier_es repolicil by E. J. Chapman,
• Commercial Traveller, Montreal.
G. Denault. of St. Thnothee. County air Bisatitkar-
nois. Canada East. had for nine years TWO LARD E
ITLCERS..one on his thigh. the other on hie.aide,
that resis-ted all kinds of medicine and the skill of
the most celehrated (lectors in Montreal and- other
parts of Ca-nade. Lest Fall he commenced the use
of Ratitvars'Sarsaffstrillirin Resolvent, aided
with Hadasny#s Pills and Ready Relief. Ile
used only three bottles of the Sarsaparillian Resol-
vent, and two or three boxes or titailwaY'raVillsearuls
toted. aS a, lotion, wffsh of the -Ready Ica ief :wet;
Sarsanexilliane-ftesolveut"Z, diluted with miter. -
Which Completer), cured -Hera is a man that
had previously stent hundreds of dollars, doctored
for nine years, and cured at a cost of less than five
iicillars..
"ONE.' SOLID SCAB,"
SOR.OPULA CUBED at Wells River, Vermont.
ra. Durant, one of the wealthiest citizens of irons
•River, owner ifirleatly' half the town, besides a slum-
ber of Pp.per Mills. Hotels, &c., Witt ine of his know-
ledge of your medicine. His son, aged -13 years. was
covered ivith one SOLID SCAB. covering the entire
body -head. trunk. chest, legs. and all. sew him
in September last, and he was the most revolting and
diseased object I ever saw. At my -request ho was
put under the treatment. of tadwayve Sarsapa•
Milan. Resolvent, Ready Relief and Pills.
_One utopth since, oja,reterning to Canada, I saw the
father, who thee told me,that his son was comidetely
cured. knelt "of many- Who have been Cured of
Fever Sores. Eruption of tho Skin. Boils: -Ulcers, Seri
Head, Sore Legs, and in fact all kinds of -sores.
,Threateited • COns ption. Night Sweats.
meeting from the bongs. cured with one
bottle of 11.ADWAICIS
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
WinnEit STATION, Ontario, 0111:143.
'March 11, ha
Dr. RADWAY /-Tilis IS to certify that 1 was taken'
vrith bleeding at tho lungs, and night sweats. and
was induced to use your Sarsoparillinia Resola,
vent. After taking two dines I was- enabled'. LC
steep, a boon for which I was thaokful. After
using one bottle the bleeding was cured. and the
night sweats ceased 1 emitinued to use eis
and now althignsMiliekness# iiiieraseanddliteatened
ConsuingtiOn have disappeared. I feel nty health
fully recovered. . • - JONATHAN FREELAND.
N- B. -This gentleman was well known to have .
been under the treatment of the best physicians in
Saralee -he received no benefit from, any -medicine
until he commenced, using your SarsaparilUCl
Resolvent. • GEO. MORTIMER,
• Commercial Agent tar Wade.
0.0.00.000
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
439,ST. PAUL STREET, MONTREAL.
oar Sold by Draggiste s;nd general Storekeepers.
st $L00 per bottle, or•$5.00Kor bottles.
, 1.
T ' OHRISTMA S MIR
0 RP Ti
TW.5T9Rnitr•BItfMtitait
„Goderich, Dec.13th. /s69, w4Tet/
SALT 500;s. PER BAAREL..
1r lire: 431Ifda 1:113411.11 i
, (OLN WEIL)
Which they wilt eat at ote*c41311ta-taegib4341111kt tifieta
Werke #Wer.the metereti pte 5 oe lthls, .
' Iiir•AlEettenumbeeor, Salt Kettlef sale.4 11
-MEM sitBscninizesus TO RETURN Yet.ANice
,
.1., te his cestoreers and the citizens of Goderieb, tor
thb patrOnave they haee favored hiui with, and hopes
by keeping
' Meats of the Best Quality in Season,
To still reedyci%s* are o- ,c - ''''' -11.-T e
enbseriberi tre 1 itia a,tten ith ja c o
et ill. el-zili kV ...e ' nu - i
i his* sfeek. of hrilteasts Meat on- batut tkils
i week. STEPHEN ANDREWS,- -
Market House, Goderich.
i pacember 20th, 1869, w4841
dental/alb.
- Januar Utb A8.70e 1051•45
5
•
C1_4401E1113 3E4NLI 001, 1 1.....(1›:‘, .4 Ur°
m such greatmembers in almost every sec-
-non ofthe colintryethat the publie scarcely need W
9 be informed or its virtnee or uses.
ecrofirloue poison.is one of the Most dearnctive
enemies Or one -race. Oftenethis iniseeb and unfelt
tenant of the organism undermines the constitution,
and invites the attack of enfeebling or fataldiseases,
A LOT or REIVIMANTS AT CW,
Pea•Jackets and Overcostg•
Goderich, Nov. 29, 1869.
.w43-ly •
Firum1F,, .....••••#..../a....... -.•••••••••••••-•••••••:•••,,,,-
NEW LAyER-RAISrMS FOR CFT.Wi§ritT
NEW SEEDLESS RATS LNS C r D•111M A
NEW VALENCIA RAISINS F0'9., C Ir ---)T lAg#
NEW CURRANTS AND PET.filaS T01 CHRI.1
NEW SUGARS., TEAS, &PICTS,. kt!c , FOR C11-- IST2.1.A3)
YOU CAN GET
29 its 'CURRAgTS VO'Rs s 1. 4.
11 tbs VALENCIA RAI-INs F
A.T IL)t)03.1INA47, Srrk
Goderich, gee-. 21, 1869.
Par
E. B. SL1111'11
sw07
TILE STANDARD LIFE ASSURA I ,E 0
F.sta,-131is101e41 1S25.
wITH which ie now united the Culoniel Life. A su ;ince
Catni.tia MOntrear,----.Stenclatil'Compall'e's No
Manager -W. M. Remsay. Inspector-Richaid Bull.
ACCUMULATED FUND
ANNUAL INCOKE
Compeity. Head office fe
. 47 'treat St ...I,itnes Street
4...
•
820,000,000,
3,500,000.
Tte Company having deposited t1.e sum of 6150,000 with the Itege-iver General, in ennformit
witn the insurance Act passed last Session. , Assuranc, s will cuntioue to be carried out i;
moderatexates and on all different systems m preeike.
Referees :-Dr. McDoueall, Dr. McMicking.
vol. xxi No. 49.
CALL° WAY, Jr..
Agent fur Crude. ieb.
,
PARKER& CATTLE
OULD ESPECIALLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE :PUBLIC.GENERALLY
ta their superior stock of .
TMAS.1
TO33.A.CCOESI
C g
Also having just received a ls-ge simply of
-vv s sic ct, c) s,
Take :treat pleasure in recommenditig them foe purity and flavor; which cennot be surpassed
for medical or family use.
Godericb ,Nov, 30, 1869.
A
PARK -ER & CATTLZ„,
BROWNE S METALLIC WEATIIEliTRIPS
WINDOil.V7BAN DS !
TJD_ oef" eivuedrye CPesr4tion.• -Riejlit:valuabTenlippstrsT from Doors and
VEIStAri 4C4- SilteCOCacil "tlae g1IMIG3211
tor. Seven Years
On some of the finest public and private buil3ings in the United States and Canada,
need no further redommendation. -
Laie'Principal Depot 234 Broadway, New York.
_
H. GARDiNER & Co.,
Market Square, Gonerich, Ont.,
w43tf Agent for Huron and Bruce..
Goderich, Nov -ember 16th, 1869:
• • ,1•1 a 12:1 I MISS, 11 will ism.
1101010.111 IS 1 11100. all I • IA di IM•1 . 1111 11 ail• • I 11 .11 • •
CHRISTMAS. PRESENTS !
PA.RKER & 'CATTLE,
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF THEM NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS TO
TT their large assOrtment of
Vases
Combs;
ir.1184PeeSr,f-iimery.
Toilet Prenarations. &c.
I r
Which:bey will sell eta very small advlance upcin cost.
PARKER &PATTLE, w21-tt
2Gederich, Nev. 30th, 1869.
CARDS & BIL 4-11EAD
•
Fancy, -Printed at City Rates
AT THE SIGNAL OFFICE.
LIST OF_. LETTERS
DEMAINING IN GODERICH POST OFFICE
7thjanuary 1870.
'144iulnalioYn
Mercer Ehjolizaahrnlbeest(2h)
lAilamnpbeL°11111T6homae
Muir William
GGFAirtiolad: .Thjlivuehinasil
Edward George 2-
MMiteeeKwbGeeelil tajeror IP3IC C a p t .
11Veoll:selinija;JVohn . ,
-almeelnCatolln mrJasmes
McGee Mime,
HardRotkinieaMaikeo
Hays Thomas Mrs.
Porte D & A
MeLe J Mrs
Hunter Sarah ' .
m/Leantht.cisonnosidex SRhiaienny. Soasarahn
a t, ' Minna Ann Miry, • = . ..
ARCH. Di 1-W' RON,
w51 -3t post Master.
- ; :
NPTWE
MENDERS-144=EO BY THE BOARD OF COM -
1 monsehtiol trastees drthetown `Of Goderieb, for
the delivery at the Central School of 75 cords Green
Wood, raaple and beech, free from knots and limbs.
Tendaswill be received by the undersigned till the
20th hist. By orderer tit/LT:cattle_ WAL MAseecliAreT.y
tar .
Goderieh, 10th Jan. 1870. w57 -2t
VOR SA.LE,
rig SOUTH treTs ot tOT NO. 18, -frit THE lit
, con., Wawanosh, 90 acres, only two miles from
Nile village. aaptilY :there tit 8". BoltoclefEse., or to
" - B. C.- C'e lgt.EISON.
. _
vin4 t
' • HOderlelt
PREPARE for volloAtart.
HUGH DUNLOP
iMerchant Tailor,
AV1NG refitted his Short on West street,
'a* next door to Bank of Montreal, is now
prepared to supply hia nnmerous customers, -
at sbort notice, with all articles in ha lice.
' His Sleek consists of
TWEEDS; OVERCOATINGS,
CHECKS. &c., in great variety, and will be- -
sold CHEAP for CASH. He hopes to re-
ceive a full share of public patronage, as
heretofore. .
- A. DUNLOP.
Godericb, Nov. 3, 1869. • w39
FOR SA.L_E-CHEAr.
A LARGE CCMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE,
et- end 'shop =listable, in the centre of the testate-
inv Village of Blyth. The dweliing house is 11 storiest
high and contains seven rooms And kitchen. It is
thoroughly finished. in the best eityle. The shop big
I large frame 24 X 46, two stories high. The &tablets al,
so agood frame The lot Is nem, with s bears
ingorchard of choieely selected fruit trete Thal" Is
Also a good vamp and every other convenience s&
team& Itturnishesta pest excenentopening for aliyi
tradesman or man et hususess. .
toPaitiotl.gEtt.030gt? RILEdVARgelta, re:B. ,4315tihythp.e00.
For terms and particulars apply IV by leitewi,mtios.ntr
December Nth, 1169'
Withentexciting a suspicion of its presenc.e., Again,
It Seems to breed infection throughout the body, and
` then; on tome favorable Ocetullon, dttelop
intoeone Or other or its hidalotal forms, either on tbe
surface or ainong the vitals. In the latter, tuber-
cle; may- be ituddenly deposited in the lungs or
heart, or tumore formed in the liver, or it shows
its presence by eraptaons on the ekui,or foul ulems
ations on some pail of the body. Hence the ocem.
Monet nse of .a bottle of this Sarsaparilla is ad-
visable, even when no active symptoms of disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following com-
plaints generally find immediate relief, and, at
length, cure, by the use of this SARSAPAItIL-
• .LA: St. Anthony's Fire, Nose or .Erysireiese„
Tetter, Salt View*, Scald Head, Itingwornt,
Bora _Eyes, Sore' .Ears, and other eruptions or
visible forms of Scrofulous disease. Also in the
more concealed ftn.ms, as Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Heart Disease, Fits, _Epilepsy, Neuralgia,
and the various Ulcerous affections of ttie muscu-
lar and nervous system.
Syphilis or Venereal and Mercurial Diseases
are cured- by it, though a long time is required for
subduing these obstinate maladies by any medicine.
Illit long continued use of this medicine will -core
the cOmplaint. letworrhtea or Whites, uterme
uteeratilms, and Fentale Diseases, are corn -
mon soon relieved and ultimately cured by itil
p_nritying and invigorating effect, Menu exem_
titans for each case are round in gem Almanad. sup-
plied gratis. Rheumatism and Gout, when
tensed by aceumuletions of extraneous matters
in the blood; yield qtuckly to it, as also Liver
Comp/abate, Torpidity, Congestion or Inflame
elation, of the Liver, andJaundiee,whenarising,
as they often do, from the eankling emisons in the
blood. This SARSAPARILLA is a great re-
storer for the strength end vigor of the system.
Those tvitO are zanguid and zAsttess, Despon-'
dent, Sleepless, and troubled with Nervous Ap-
prehenalinte or Fears, or any of the affections
snag -made, of Weakness, will find immediate
teller and conviocing evidence of its restorative
power nilian tenth
PREPA.itED BY
7Or. 21. ATMS .11c CO., Lowell, Mass..,
Practical and Analytical Chemista.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS et yeast vs azure
_toigerahlle. J. Plkard.
401 Inc,581: S-rfir‘ orlarl r ad 'RI( L'ar 'Pau Gd, ko'44:1#0Yr. h
'ordan. Gardiner a .o..
di Medicine • ealto
•
N, busweastle. -Ont., geeran
by Parker if Cattle and F
Bettie' L James Renjhum
Eeeter. J. 11. combs, clin
E. Hickson, Seaforth. and
w-17
X 1-- Ma\ K I N G.
0AP. D/4
• • •
. ,
st.s
1/.1111.1 ''''
hr HE Subscriber begs to inform the /mbar diet he
jA still carrying 01 the A.ae Manttfa -tory in hi.
old stand on Light House Street, Goderich. He
confident with the experience be rtes. that he.ean fur-
ntsh a better axe than is 13.111 by any YAhEr maker.-
Giveldin atrial before pa:haslet, elsewhere. rer My
Axes can be obtained at/I:Jeers Hardware store, Clin
tow -
REDUCTION IN PRICES
Double portion.Steel-eld price:82 00, Reduced to$1 50
Single do do I 60, do 1 as
Jumped Axes do 1 00,, do 0 75
JOHN McPHERSON.
Gederich. Dec. 9th. MA w47 tee
FREDERICK,
WATCHM/E.R, JEWELER, &t..
WEST ST., GODERICH,
Near the Post Office.
DEGS MOST RESPEETFIJI,LY TO RETURN HIS
LA sincere thanks to the people of Goderich and
vicinity for their 'liberal patronage -during the past 8
years, ant now 'that the holiday season has arrived
with all its social vujoyinents and limeades; he would
state that ell who wish to purehasejewelry for presents
or iitherwlee of warranted material and worknizinsIdp
would do wale buy from him at rates continuatively
cheaper than that asked for wortblesa trash.
_A.I Jesrelly &Id for Gold Warranted.
in. Repairing done in the best style of
worknuinship.
melee eitEnontoie.
Goderieh. Dee. 20th. 1869. vaitstf
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSRTP.
•
Tr tHE UNDERSIGNED- WHO HAVE BEEN CAR-
rying on business as butehers, under the style of
Cannan & Marsh, on tiamilton Street. hereby give'
notice that the partnership existing between them is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
ROBT. CARMAN,
FRED. MAIRSH.
•
With reference to the above the undersigned begs to
say that the above business will be carriee on by him
in all itsdepartments and he would respectfully solicit
a tontinuanee of public patronage.
ROBT, CARMAN
Goderich. 4th Jan. 1870 w50
PHOTOGRAPHS
$1.00 Per Dozen.
TIALFDOZENFROMBACKNEGATIVN
Li- 51 cents, postage free. One dozen from
back negative 87 centsepostage free, to any
address.
113' ienlar Attention paid to Copy-
ing old Ambrotypes.
For eisher laegenr man photographs. The
subscriber in returning thanks for the liberal
patrobage heretofore extended to him,
would just'say that he has made such im-
provements. in his galleryes will merit a con-
tinuance of the awns.,
Da' A Grent Redaction on
Large Photographs.
L. JOHNSON.
Goderieli, Oct. 26, 1869. er44tf.
.13.1R,T...M"'Z'S
ARABIAN 0.11
FOR HORSES & CATTLE.
A DIVER FAILING REMEDY
TRVALUABLE PREPARATION. COMBINES-
airthe medicinal virtues of almee shticks which
long.experienee has proved to posse* the bloat sate ano
efficient propertiee for the cure of Flesh Wounds,
Sprains, Bruises,. Galls of all lends, Cracked Heels,
Ringlhine, Stavin. Callotet,Fistulo.*Sweeney,Ititern-
malaTnognioe, _new. bilicitiramtverscoothr Zres.esand. ktimeracithes., Flamoundeneemssd,
Feel, Nen °islet/10er, Swellings, ,an -d -many other
diseases which hared -sand cattle are Inbjeet to.
This celebrated lenunent has been used for many
years and its curative properties thoroughly tested,
ant di, -conceded to be the cheapest and most re-
, ae4iiiitareurielynsaepdpy-irendr.all external complaints ever offered
o the public -it- never fails when timely used an.
To be had ofall Dreggists and Country Iterehant
throughout the Dominion. -Price 25e. pet bottle.
NORTHRUP & LYA1AN,
Send Gocierich dylre ChiCt-aPrtt°1ePraiebtailreF
Jeirdain ; Gardiner & Co. Ai tie : ;James
Bentham, RodgerviRe; 1. Ptckerd Exeter
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Roorns. with orcherd and eeery e • •
nience with 3; acres ot land Situgge cl et,
the banks (if the Riser geitland. neer 1-1 •
Rai WA": Station Gode WI. Three rei -
and on ban .of land II/quitting nhoee rg
be had if requ'red. This it pied Salt T,
ritoiy as the nil way tied( eett dieklee ti
Salt W irks Low in - orerLtion frere the Tr
rertY for SS I". Ayr] te R. PA BEE; fs.sq. •
or to G. M. TRUEM..:N,
Laiel A gent & Auetionet
Gederich, N v. 23rd. 1869. ei44if
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TWO FARMS for say.
VOR sale twr very vallinble FAR tiS in the to
ship of Goderieh. For parlipulurs appty
70SEPH SBA Bum, Roue.
,,Gollerich Towns, .p
Nove•nber26th. 1860. w4fitt
FIRST-OLASS FUM FOR SALE .
111311 subscriber otters for sale, on liberal terms, a
being lot 8, con. le,four miles f.ont Godr rich. It coin
eoxfces :emu:8f: rin the toe rethip of Colborne. 11' P
orises MA acres of the beat (-Lay soil, all cleared
Frame House and Barr,
Splendid Apple and Pear orchard goad watch. A
house andlot in Goderieh would be taken as flail p 3 -
went. For particu'ars apply to.
ANDRE-NO -GRFPN,
Goderich, Nov. 1st, 1860. Victoria St tioderiel.•
w41-ir
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A RARE CHANCI4i..
LAIN STIORE ARHERY FR SALE
It GOOD WORKING ORDER. 11 POT ASli NET-
_ tles, 7 Coolers, I Soap Curb and Kettle. 3 emir
moulds, 2 Horses end Harness. 2 g led nen svasgee•
11Sleiglis. 2 Wheel Barrowe, 4Shovels. 6 Pewter Cantle
, Mould Stands, 3 lb in a stand, 2 Chain Pt nips for a#3
Water Pump and many other appendages toti„,ni mer
ons to trent ion. In good stand and will be sold cheap
for cash.
2,000 loads leached Ashes, 'll_nents ra load
Pdeplire of J. BARNES, at the Asher3•.
Goderiel .Nov. 2itd 1869. wal
A te. parties concernea are hereby notified C.at nnv
Ca Monies due to the bearer on note of hand. Of bo.k
areottnt, are tobe paid to himself persoenliy. An
otherpaytueuts will be considered 'reit nod viva
JOSEPH
Goderich, Dee. 2, 1869. wria
FARM ilia SALE.
I) EI NG COMPOSED OF LOT 21, GOSHEN LIN
13 Township of Stanley, t °may of linen, 1 se
tores. lea acres are in a hteh state ofeultis-ai ion, Ti
.n.i is of the hest quality and well fen, (Liguori Ittkliti
rev along the front.) 'Darn are the pir nises
lweliinglioioe, frame barn Sti he #1 feel. gratin •
--table and shed 105 by 24 feet, weh -fewest towboat • •
too baaiing trees, tut) never fai'ing wells with gond
:#111111.4 &e. fine property is situated on 9.gras.1
and. and contsected by good gravel roads 0 tili
10 miles) and by a road, said to be the fittest in the
•roviaoe, with the excellent markets of Hayfield
e,) and li#Nrfortb (12 miles). For Ihrther padicul '
is apply te D. iterrangstl, ast -Manner, Be. hese 0. L.
MARTIN,
um the premises.
Bly'led 7th Der. 1869. atetind
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ZNSDI-VE,VT ACT. OF 1369.
In the- matter of Henry Treffrr, an Insolvent:
1)11113LIC NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN 711.341
'. pursuant to the powers vested in ine, DS AsSignee
#f the above named Ingo/rent all my right, title mei
interestiu the following huids and prendses as As-
signee, as aforesaid,
WILL BE SOLD RV PUBLit.: AU3TiON
at the Auetien Mart of Georme NI 'freeman, in the
Town of Goderieh. in tlre Countyef Miran
On W..dnesday,the 2Brdday ofFebruary,
, A. D 1870, at the hour oftwelveVeloek noon, t
All anditingular that certain parcel ertraet of lend end
premises situate. bine and being In the 01
flowiek, in the County Hunin, and Proaducesitem
Melo, end being composed ofylUsgelet nutaluetivents-
one, in Bald village, as laid down on a registered plan
nf date, Iffleenth May. A. D., one thousancleightlitin-
dred end ny Wi ham Rath, Provincial Sue
veyot, saidlot froating on Victoria Street; and von -
t -akin* by adaeasurementone fifth of an acre, be tbe
same more or less.
For Further particulars apply to the Aisle -nee, or to
J ReGt1RDON,
Solicitor, Goderichr
SAMVEL POLLOCK,
Assigneo.
Goderich 13th December, A,.. D.1869. w47-2in
sic REwARD,
'ran SUBSCRIBER WILL GIVE THE ABOVE Rr..,
sfi# ward to any pat3011 or persons thatwill give stieh
information as-wit:11mA to the eamviction of the pies
son orpensons diastole from his barn en the 24111
nat., e quantity of wheat. JOHN SOURBY, '
Lot 17, ard con., Goderieh tome -shit),
December 27th, 1569. w49.1m4
Agents, Read This 1
wILL tiAv AGENTS ti SALARY of $80 pef
weekend expenses, or allay a largecommisslodg
to sell our new wonderful inventions: ,address,
w473id W WAGNER & CO.. Rashid • Miele
WASHING MACHI'NE I
A PERFECT CEM.
Priceonly :$2.00 each
rnIHE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE " A
J. little wonderin the Washing Machine line" patent-
ed and manufactured by Israel Kinney of Pi oodstock.
It is the cheapest machine eter invented ; can be at
ached to any ordinary wastetub ; can be adjusted
springs Wont either light or heavy goods : washes It °
rapidly axt efilciently as more cumhersmut and enstly
machines ; and does less injury Dr the clothes ;
leaves them nearly as dry. if desired. as regains
Wringer. Thelow prim of $2.00 brings it within the
reach °Tatty family. With it any housekeeper can do
her ownwashing without eithei getting sore bands of
an aching back.
Call and See theldachine
AT ROBINSON & YA.TES9
Market tarocery,
Goderich. Tith Dee.. 1869. 49
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Prices to Suit the Times !
Photographs redaced to $1.09 per Doz.,
on 75eta..part BALI? DOZZ.N.
Large Photograph Reduced in,
,Proportion.
Also -will make the jargest Pheteigraphs made in Goder;
ieh. very cheap. Porcelain pictures limn one dollar
upwarditat
D. CAMPBELL'S
Photograph Gallery,
. Gotten& Oct. leith. 1869. w27
Ontario Carridge Shop,
(Hamilton St., Godsrich.
R. Z.'
r.... full -operation, and Is taming Oat strive:ow-
Carriages! Buggies', Wagotts •
'of all kinds, SLEIGHS, CIJTTERS $e, .
A number offirst class Buggies on band, and for Sale
eheapforeish Prieesefoll nrdeles in the line Veit
will compare favorahlywith any In the County
ra- All work warranted
Particular attendee pad to Wagon and Caelinev Pe-
e. ste pGrAbe, Cliaten „_. becord, Luc pairing .
smii; Er Hickicin. ..aftrifie'Irld all Mediegm. R. J WHITELY.
Deisters. v:43 Guilerieh. Nov 9th, 135a wei
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