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one ---_."n"" ! Ontario Bank, The fifth annual meeting of the stock- holders of the Ontario Bank, was held in © Bowmauville, on Monday, the 2nd inst. The Report of the Directors shews that the Institution has prospered in their hands luring the past year. The profits of the past twelve months after délneting all expenses, foot up $116, 625.41. Of this sum $84,832.66 have been paid as Dividends, at 8 per cent, to stock- holders, $15,000 added to the Reserve amount, and the balance, $16,792.75 passed 10 the credit of Profit and Loss, as a basis ' for next year's profits or losses as the case may be. The Reserve Fund now Ly? GEO. W. JONES, M. D, A HYSICIAN, Surgeon, and Obstetrician, Medical Adviser of the Life Awsocia- ion of Scotland, Simcoe-St., Prince Albert. (7% Residence and Office, in the build- ing lately occupied by Rev. J. Law, two doors north of Capt. Sinclair's Grocery Be "CAUTION. 1 HEREBY FORBID any person or per- sons purchasing a Note of hand, made by William Sweetman, payable to William Parkin, or bearer, wo months after date, as I have received nf value for the same. Wu. SWEETMAN. Scugog, Juno 25, 1862. 28-3w © 10865000. The amount of Capital Stock now paid up, is $1,233,344, against $778,- 676 ut this time last year, showing an in- crease of 454,668. The Bills in circulation Wmount to $588,346; and the gold and «il- yer coin on hand, to $401,747.23. The , amount of money deposited for safe keeping by individuals, is $663,812 99, and the xitlue of Notes and Bills discounted is $1,- 888,249. 14. After hearing the Report the stockholders passed a resolution giving the Directors the ta sun of $1,500 over and above the amount a fixed by by-law. At the close of the meeting, a poll wasepened for the election ++ of Directors for the current year, resulting * + in the choice of Messrs. James Dryden, «7 T. N. Gibbs, James Maun, Wm. McMurtry, Ct Jus. P. Lovekin, Wm. McMaster, and Hon. ire or John Simpson. The Board of Directors met 4 * immediately after their election, and ap- Lo ig pointed the Hon. John Simpson President, _ and T. N. Gibbs, Lsq., Vico Presideut.-- Vindicator. . ~® Grand Orange Lodge of British America; The 33rd Annual Session of the Grand Orange Lodge of Briiish America opened in Moiitreal on Tuesday last. The following officers wore elected to ~erve for the current yaar re M. WW. Grand Muster--Hon, J. H. Cam- 2: eron, M. P. P., Toronto. Deputy Grand Mister-- Maxwell : Desig Esq, Calderwood, Kingston. I Ww. and Chapluin--Rev. Stephen Lett, L. L. D. Knightsleigh, Ayr. *Grand Treasurer -- William Anderson, "uw Esq, M. P. P,, Ameliasburg. & Grand Secretary--Audiew Fleming, Exq., Toronto. Grand Director of Ceremonies-- Bro. White. x Deputy Grand Chaplain--- Rev. J. R. + Gundy. Grand T'yler--Charles Smith Esq., Ham- wv a, Births. N Iu Prince Albert, on the 12th inst, the wife of Geo. Currie, Esq., of a son. In Reach, at Rose's Corners, on the 19th i rife of Mr. David Purdy, of a son. Deaths. Bas amiga apn iss Hie At Port Peny, on Thursday the 19th inst, Arthur infant sou of F. Qukicy, E-q., M.D, aged 15 months. J Dew Advertisements, FARM FOR SALE N exceilent faim for sale, being lot A No. 7, in the 4th concession of Reach, containing by measurement 100 Acres, 90 of w ich will be sold for $35 per acie -- The land is'good and thoroughly improved, and nearly free from stumps. There we two vonng orchards on the premises, aud suit- able buildings for three small farms. I will be sold in the bulk or divided to suit the purchaser. The property is well situated being within a short distance of the village \ of Utica, and only four wiles from the flourishing village of Prince Albert. This is a rare chance for 'any person wanting to buy a good farm at a low price, and ox the most hberal terms. For farther particulars (it by letter post- paid) apply to JAMES HOLDEN, 3 Observer Office, % Prince Albert. Reach, June 25, 1862. 28-1f IST OF LETTERS remaining iu the Reach Post Office, June 25, 1562. Abram R Loman Juo A. 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(0 6 p. m. 20-3w M. G. ROBSON, P. M. R. J. TYLER, ) EGS leave to form the public that he \ ix ready to wait upon all, both great and small, in Shaving Hair Dreseing, &e. Shop--Queen Street, Borelia, 3-6m Dr. JONES AS REMOVED his Office and Resi- dence to the building lately occupied by the Rev. J. Law, on Simcoe Street, two doors north of Capt. Sinclair's Grocery Store. Prince Albert, June 18, 1862. a | wd Wm. DECKER, fort i PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER, JEWELER, &c., Woop respectfully mform the in- habitants of Prince Avrpert and surpounding country, that he has removed from his old stand mm Borelia, to the stand formerly veeupied by G. I. Ford, next door to C. Het Bakery, Prince Albert, wheie he intends keeping a good assoil- ment of Clocks, Watches, and J. ewelry, which he intends to sell as cheap as the cheapest. N. B. Being a practical workman he feels confident that all work entrusted to his care will sive satisfaction. Every style of Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry, repared in the best manner and warranted, Prince Albert, June 18, 1862. CAUTION. P1d from crediling or harboring my wile Catherine E. Chadsey, on my account as she has left my bed and board" without any just cause or provocation. ; JAMES-W. CHADSEY. Reacli, June 4, 1862. 25-3w BLANK DEEDS AND MEMORIALS WITH AND WITHOUT DOWER, 1% For Sale at this Office. gz EF on | 23 i) = i. Sd 317 ! ®E 2am g ZF Z. °K F 8% fr+4 Em ih £o £8 Fo o3Re BY @ g 3E::7Wgo @ PF fEicuE™ 4 ? Ec EFevn & £8520 Io] [ENCE El NE Bit y ® © 282037 wm ~ -- ct [Em 8 rl] Nh Fit rE a 1:23 iuig a EnZl Ei hw fr L ofm oS ~~ IJ ge 2S DB. PATTERSON, M. D, (LATE OF BOWMANVILLE AND WHITBY) W OULD most respectiully announce to the citizens of Prince Albert, Borelia, Port Peény, and Manchester, and sarround- ing country, that by special request of friends living in the above named places, he wild visit each place once a mouth for the pur- pose of treating all kinds of Chronic Diseases incident to the human system. Cancers and 'Tumors t&ken out and cured without the use ofthe knife. Special attention paid to the treatment of Dropsy, Dispepsia, diseases of the Lungs, and Eye and Ear. Diptheria cured in all cases. N. B.--Having supplied himself with a full set of Surgical Instruments, he 18 now prepared to perform all kinds of surgical operations, at is office in Town, or Country. Days or VisiT.--On the, 1st and 15th of every month; at MecClue's Hotel, Man- chester, from 8 to 10, a. m.; at Jewelt's Hotel, Borelia, from 10 a. m. tol p. m.; and at Parkin's Hotel, Port Perry, [rom 1 to 4p. m. For particulars see Circulars to be had at his office. * 16 I HEREBY forbil any person or persons | JUST RECEIVED AT THE WINCHESTER 11 RETONSE | A large assortment of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS! BLACK AND GREEN TEAS, SUGARS, TOBCCOS, &c. Also to hand the usual supply ot FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS, Imported fiom the Royal Agricultural Society of Scotland. ; HAMILTON & ROBERTS, April 24, 1862. Whitby and Manchester. Fall and Winter Stock! A ° R 0 I) IN) ° Manufacturer and Dealer in BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL! I' INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO MY COMPLETE STOCK OF LADIES' Patent Balmoral, Patent and Enameled Congress, Cloth Gaiters (Flannel Lined), a full Stock of India Rubbers, and Cork Soles. MEN'S French Calf, Heavy Soles, Canadian Calf, Kip Boots, Coarse Boots and every description of Gaiters, Shoes, India Rubbers; also Heavy Cloth Flannel Lined Over Shoes of su- perior quality, very Cheap. MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, YOUTHS' AND BOYS', a more excellent Stock cannot be desired for Cheapness, durability and variety. CrTLEATHER! £& 'rench, Calf, Patent Calf, Canadian Calf, Enameled, Bindings, Lining Skms dd " £ which consists in part of t Webb, ne and Iron Shoe Nails, Tucks, Pincers, Ham- 1y own an in style and quality pally ur whole Stock will ld as Cheap us the Chewsest. Purchuscrs are ock before buying elsewhere. ~ st Price in Cash paid for Hides and Skins. A. ROSS. ONTARIO Carriage ¢&% Factory!!! HE undersigned, Assignees of the firm of EMANEY & WHITE, respectlully T announce that they intend to carry on the business of WAGGON, CARRIAGE, AND SLEIGH ! Manufacturers & General Blacksmiths, On the same extensive scale it has heretofore been by the above firm. Having employed a number of first-class workmen, all work turned out will be of a superior quahty. In order to close up the affairs of Emaney & White as soon as possible, the Aesigness will sell all work at the lowest remunerating prices for Cash or prompt pay. A large number of Waggons and Carriages aré now in course of manufacture.-- Intending purchasers would it: well 10 inspect them before purchasing elsewhere. THOS. C. FORMAN, ) Assignees, Estate GEO. CURRIE, of R. I, TOMLINSON, )Emaney & White. Prince Albert, April, 2, 1862. 16-tf W. C. ADAMS, D.D.S. No. 99, King-St. 5 Fast, Toon, PARTICULAR attention given to clean- ing, filling and regulating teeth. 'The best of mineral teeth inserted in a maoner to suit the requirements of each patient. (Z~ Pentists supplied with material. Toronto, July 24, 1861. 31-1y WED'S FOR" FRAZER'S RIVER ! The Overland Route is the Way STRAY COLTS. STRAYED from the premises of the sub- seriber, on the 30th May, TWO COLTS Both Mares; one three years Toll thus Spring, a little lame, light bay color; the other, one year old, dark bay color. Any person giving mformation that will lead to their recovery will be enitably rewarded. Wa. BOYNTON. Prince Albert, June 11, 1862. 26-1f HENRY GRIST, EPARTMENTAL and Parliamentary Agent, QUEBEC, investigates and ad- justs Crown Land Claims, secures Land Patents, procures information obtamable from any of the Public Departments, takes ont Patents of Inventions, registers Trade Marks and Designs, takes charge of Private Bills during their passage through the Leg- islature, &ec., for parties who are unable to devote their own time to such business or unwilling to incur the expense of traveling to Quebee, Business with the Crown Land and other Government Departments, which often takes months to dn by' correspondence, can be transacted in a few days, and at a small cost, by employing a resident agent. Address, post-paid, to Ares pe HENRY GRIST, Box 311, P. 0., Quebec. [3EFORE YOU GO get your Wool Carded and your Cloth Wove and Dressed at the Port Perry Woolen Factory WHICH IS AGAIN IN FULL OPERATION! UARM FOR MALE! HE subscribers offer for sale 25 acres of Land, being composed of part of the east half of lot No. 15, in the 5th Con. of ls Reach. Thereis About 20 Acres Cleared ! The property is well situated, being within a short distance of the flourishing villages of Prince Albert, Boreha, and Port Perry. Terms liberal. 'For further particulars apply to the own- ars; if by lotter post-paid Port Perry post office. The undersigned wishes to return his sin- cere thanks to all his customers for the hb- eral patronage which he has received the last year, and wishes to inform them that he 18 again prepared, with all his Machinery in first rate order this year, to give as good satisfaction as can be given any where else, in Carding, Weaving, Cloth passing and Dyeing. He also begs to remark that he has A New Invention! | Lately p 1, on his carding hi with which he can Card 100 Ibs. a day more, and do better work than has ever before been done in the County, thus enabling him to give from a di their work home with them the same day wey bring it. His Steam Power-Loom is in full operation; and ready for Weaving Satinett, Cotton and Wool, Flannel and Blankets.-- He will furnish Cotton. Warp, as usual, which he will sell cheaper than'it can bought in the Skein; and warranted good.-- He can weave from one to 500 yards, All orders punctually attended to. Call and try him. T. & G. PAXTON. Port Perry, May 12, 1862. 22-tf (Established 1848.) JOHN NOTT, CHAIR AND CABINET MAKER ! DEALER in all kinds of Furniture, House and Sign Painter, Glazier, Paper Hanger, and general Undertaker, &ec. N. B. All kinds of produce and good NEW SPRING AND SUMMER Goons ! AT THE Victoria Block, Prince Albert! ALL AND SEE N. H. DAVIS' New Goods at prices lower than ever, notwith- standing the advance on Cotton, Muslins, Ginghams, * Delaines, Prints, Fancy Robes, &c., &c. Great bargains, in Shawls and Mantles. Bounets and Hats at prices which defy competition. : Clothing, and Groceries,"a full Stock. (= Remember the stand opposite A. Ross' Shoe Store. N. H. DAVIS. Prince Albert, May 23, 1862.. A4-tf 1862.) (1862. Albay Estee FRING 1 i A THER GOO | LL J : i [] GEO. CURRIE COMPLETE ASSORTMENT ! oF New Goods ! JN ALL THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS INCLUDING ALL THAT IS New, Cheap, and Useful, WHICH HE WILL BE HAPPY TO SHEW AND SELL! I= CALL AND SEE Y¥ 1 Princo Albert, May 7, 1862. 21-tt BETTER LATE THAN NEVER FOR MEW 6600S & CEEAP GOBBS AT THE Broadway Emporium ! FIVHE Subscriber begs to intimate that he has now to hand one of the largest and best 1 assorted Stock of Goods in every department, that he has ever had the pleasure of offering to a discerning public, and" which he has determined 70 SELL AT LOW PRICES to suit the times, for Cash only,-being tired of the Credit business, and be- lievine it to be wthe advantage of both Buyer and Seller, to deal for Cash or its equivalent, every possible advantage will be given to those who can pay the Ready Money. Just compare the following with Prices charged anywhere in this County: Dress Goods in Orleans, Cobourys, Reps, [2,000 Ibs Tobacco, from.-...... 15 6d per 1b Plaids, Winceys, &c., from. 74d per yd. | Sugar, (beautiful), 10 Ibs for. ...... 58 Od | Blacks Cioth, double width, Rice, 171sfor ...............cc Ss OM | FIOM. isis srnninsrsns 653d do Currants, (new fruit), 8 Ibs for ... 5s 0d) Tweeds, all wool, regular price Pails, 2 hoops. ..........v0. Os 11d 5s 74d, from ...... ALY 4560 do | Pails, 3 hoops. .... 1s 14d Satinetts, ....... 3s 14d do | Coul Oil, per zallon .. wae. S944 Cotton Yarn, American. . 8s 14d | Cut Nails, ouly 5 Od per 100 ibs Cotton Bags, (heavy), per dozen 2Us 3d 15s per bbi Men's Fur Caps, good. ..... . Tx 6d | White Fish, [Fall caught]......... 30s do Boys' do do Laie 4s 14d ; Young Hyson Tea, 4s 6d per Ib., guaranteed And other Goods equally Low. equal to any sold in this County at 5s 6d. A splendid lot of Furs, Boots, Shoes, Ready-made Clothing, =.= Cheap ! Farmers Read This! PORT PERRY NOY MILLS FULL OPERATION ¥ Cis : THe undersigned feeling grateful for past favors, would respect uly intimate lo the public that they have their New Grist and Flouring Mill in full operation. It has been built specially for Gristing, on the latest improved priuipul; with a view of insuring each person who favors them with their custom work, flour from their own wheat, and to accomplish this, the proprie- tors have succeeded in getting the machin- ery so arranged that the flour empties direct- ly from the Bolt to the Bag.: They have also engaged HE ie s A Tirst Class Miller, who has had long experience m gristing and merchant work ; consequently the sub- scribers feel confident that they are in a position to give the very BEST OF SATISFACTION :oall who may favor them with their pa- tronage. Parties from a distance will get their Grist home with them. Al 3 FLOURING! Done for Farmers by the Barrel. Give them a fair trial with Good Wheat, and by that they are willing to be judged. T. & G. PAXTON. Port Perry, May 12, 1862. 2-f ENSUING DIVISION COURTS FOR THE COUNTY OF ONTARIO! Whitby Pickering . Reach .... Uxbridge . Brook ....... Atherly........... NEW 600DS a -- | Just Receivedaat the BORELIA CHEAP CASH STORE ¥ Tha Cheapest lot of [MER GOODS ! Ever Shown in North Ontario. : J. W. MORRIS. 3-1f Borelia, May 12, 1862. { | | | i ¥ 'Y HH NIM N L- "9ST CT "A0N 'Mac aNVv A12001 jsu( sey 1aquIsqng ay, iv (p-8t) «(= Parties will remember the above prices are for Cash only. Those having ac-| counts now open will be supplied with Goods on credit to the first of January, after which | the Books will positively be closed, unless where parties have paid up in full and delimter] arrangements have been made. Those having accounts, &c., now past due must re-| member they have already had due notice to pay up, and unless settled at once, they will | find them in the Sherifl's and Bailifls' hands for Collection forthwith, as on account ol) heavy losses sustained this year on wheat and flour, it is impossible to grant longer in- *With many thanks to those who have heretofore kindly favoured me with dulgence. } i their patronage, and. trusting still to receive a continuauce of the same liberal support. Prince Albert, Dec. 5, 1861. 8 T. C. FORMAN. ALBERT PRINCE THE Subscribers in returning thanks, for the liberal support heretofore given them, would beg leave to say, that they are still prepared to furnish Carriages, Wagons, Buggies, Cutters, & Sleighs, best material, at the i ¢ Style, by competent workmen, and of the very Ge le hd all. We would say, LOWEST PRICES, and warranted to give satisfaction to one an also, that having a good 07 's103shQ 'USII YM 'sSuLLIOf 'Spuowy 'sjurlIng 'saoyo) 'ses, 'SLIUIAS 'dure puB '[10 [80 'AIa[In) o[qBY, '£1a%001) 'SMIVIONIS SHEL THY LYHY SYEL pe g 1 Eos g a odd . =ZE= Tag v3 ea x Zz * aie a ES Cw B = E ip BE REN IT P BS KH F HURRAH FOR THE GOLD DIGGINGS. rp HE Subscriber has heard a great deal of | fate about the Gold Diggings in British = | Colurabia, but has made op his mind that B | there is lots of Goid to be obtained in Prince Albert, by the sweat of the brow ; therefore, lie has opened up his OLp EstaBLISHMENT for the purpose of manufacturing Wagons, Agricultural Implements, &c. Blacksmithing carried on in @ll its branches. The undersigned takes this method of re- tarning hiswineere thanks to his old friends and customers and the public generally for the very liberal patronage he has received for the last nineteen yews. © He would also take the liberty of informing them that he is back to his old stand in Prince Albert, where he wishes a continuance of the same PRACTICAL BLACKSMITH EMPLOYED! We are able to do Hotse Shoeing and General Jobbing in a way that cannot fail to merit public favor. . 3 i ? ; Parties wishing to purchase any of the above articles will dowell to give usa a call before purchasing elsewhere. ¢ A word to the wise 1s sufficient." N.B. We have a few splendid Cutters at hand, that we will Sell Cheap® for Cash or Approved Crdit. (= Come and see them. SHAW & CLARK. 'Wu. DILLON. 21-6m lumbar taken in exchange for work. 41-4f Boralia, Sept. 25, 1861. Port Perry, May 7, 1862. Prince Albert, Jan. 7, 1852, 4-1] Prince Albert, May 14, 1862. patronage formerly bestowed upon him.-- Call and see the work and jadge for your= selves. He also wauts a Blacksmith who thoroughly understands the business--will either hire such a man as journey -man, went him the shop, or give him an wiciest iu the business. JAMER SANDERS. R-1y