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AN 10 HIS Wire --The erald g ves ile following tter from Maximilian to his wile, writtem in French on the might Présedisis i's execution :-- My be- loved Carlotta--If God permit" that four health gets better and you should read these few lines, you will learn the cruelty with which fate has ~ Stricken we since your depariure for Europe. You took along with you not only my heart but my good for-- - tune, Why did I not give heed to your voice? So many untoward . events? Alas so many sudden blows have shattered all my hopes, so that _ death is buta happy deliverance--not an agony to me. [shall die glori- ously, like a soldier, like a king ht 'vanquished, but not dishonored. If your sufferings are too great, and God - + should call you soob to join me, I _ shall bless his Divine hand which has weighed so heavily uponus, Adieu, Adizu. Your poor » Max. £5 A Siz Narcrsse Berieav at Crvnen do --Une of the changes operated by Confederation is that henceforth the governor will, as previous to the congnest, worship in the Catholic ca- thedral. The pew, formerly occu- pied by French Governors, had. al ways been reserved, judges only be- ing allowed the use of it. We now ms learn from the Courrier du Cunada 5 that it has been restored to Sir N. .. Belleau, 'who, last Sanday, occupied yt in state with Lady Belleau, They "Were ushered into it by Licut-Col. Panvet, dressed iu uniform, and act- ing as aide-de-camp to his Excellen- cy. This restoration of a French go vernor to his pew in the Catholic ca- thedral of Quebec will be hailed with delight by our French fellow-citizens, + -- Leader. 5 . Surcior.--A man named Fitzgerald, who lately bought his discharge from the Royal Artillery, committed suicide, by cutting lds throat with a scissors, on. Wednesday afternoon, at the Old Fort. The deceased was a tailor, and had been engaged at his trade at the Old Fort after his dis- charge; but being addicted to in- . temperance, it is supposed that he committed the rash act while lubor- ing under its effects. In the firenoen of the same day, be atteripted to take bis life by throwing himstlf ia the lake; but being observed in time, he was rescued, only to carry out his determination before the day closed. An inquest was held by Di. Buchanan yesterday, when a verdict in accord- ance with the facts was returned. -- Globe. PerroLeuy --AN Exrraornivary Dir- * dF ERENCE .--In consequence of large purchases of petroleum made in New York on European acoount, a rise in * price has taken place during the last two weeks, ol 4 cents per gullon on crude. Crude petroleum is quoted in New York & 16 and 17 cents per 'gallon, exclusive of the barrel. The rise in price alone is $1 60 a Larrel in grecnbacks, or three times the value of our oil. - A discrepancy of between 50 cents in goll here, and $6 80 a barrel, greenbacks, in New © York | There is something so out- rageously at fault in our tariff and ail trade, that it is only surprising 7. that there is not a generil stampede, from the business in perfect disgust. - --Peurolia Reporter, July 20. pre ag yo Langtoh leave on "Monday morning tand that Messrs, Bouchette and for the Maritime Provinces. The former will, of eourse, report himself + to the Hon, Mr. Tilley, the Minister of Customs; and the latter goes down n- behalf of the finance Minister, ho has been compelled to abandon "bis intention of visiting the Lower Provinces by the pressure of busi- ness. The visit of Messrs. Bouchette and Langton relates of course to the arrangement of the Customs and Finance Departments in tLose Provin- ces, -- Ottawa Times. A man named Deloss Fox, of Thomasburg, was instantly k lled on Saturday last, while blasting at a mine in Madoc. It appears that in company with a fellow workman, he was putting in a charge of pow- der and was raming it when the charge went off. Fox received the fall force of the explosion ; the lower part of his face was smashed in, and his breast and chest and one of his legs were shockingly mangled. The workman who was in his com- mauy, escaped with a slight scratch on his face. Lire or Privce ALserr.--The Lon-- don Owl states that " the Qneen has commanded that the' Life of the Prince Consort' should be forthwith undertaken, and to the pen of Mr, ew lheodore Martin, the accomplished Roane of Geothe's ballads, her "Majesty has committed the task." The first volume of the " Life," relating to the early years of the late Prince Consort, has been compiled, under the direction of . her Majesty, by Gen. "Charles Gray, and is announced for early publication. ArPEARANOE OE mE Mee. --We were shownlon Friday a splendid spe- imens of barley and wheat from the towaship of Minto. The latter, was fall © of the midge, about 1-16th of an inch «in length, This destructive vermin has beeu noticed in some of the neigh- boring townships during the past fortnight, and it is feared that it will - ravage extensively what would other- wise have proved one of the finest crops of fall wheat ever raised in this country. -- Exchange. A colored man, a native of Canada, named Frederick Wright, aged twen- ty seven, is, with two other men, in < , Custody at Forfar, Scotland, on the 2 ffir of murder. The three accus- were in the employment of a circus, © and while taking down the tent at the close of the evening's enterfain- ment, had. ascuffle with some on- kers, in the course of which a fun received a blow eon the head crow-bar, causing death. us parts of the country the roevil pe s made its appearance. A person who is well informed states that in McGillvray' West the fall vheat is suffering to an alarming extent from the weevil. He examin: «ed one of his fields of fall wheat, and found that nearly covery car is more or less injured by the inscct.--North ~The richest man in New England is Au ustes Hemenway, of Boston, estate i+ valued at $5,000,000. afined in an insane asylum. albousie is to daliver : on over the remains ir Acchibald Alleon, og 4 © Francnn Missiov We undor-- | BoroveH,--Our town has again beev visited by two very destructive and very unaccountable fires. The first took place on Sunday morning, break: ing out aboul half-past one o'clock. The fire was first discovered inj the store occupied by Mr. W. Donnelly, ws a Grocery store. It was then too fas advanced to be easily extinguished which did not take place, notwith standing every effort of the fireme and citizens present, until the store was en'irely consumed, also the store occupied by Mr. R. Walton, as a stove depot and saddlery combined. Mr. Walton's loss will be over $6,000 and he is sured in the North British for only $2,000. Some of the pro- perty was removed, but an immense quantity was entirely destroyed, ex- cept what may be sold as old iron.-- W. Donnelly saved nothing at all ; the family were in bed at the time, and narrowly escaped with {heir lives, scarcely getting time to put on their clothes. His loss is about $4,100, in- sured for $2,500, in the Imperial, $1, 500, in the London and Lancashire, $1,000. The second fire took place] on Monday morning, and was more destructive than even the first. By it T. Lannin's stove and. tin shop, MY, Larmer's Boot and Shoe store, J. B. Green, Baker, W. H. Wrighton, threatened to demolish the whole block, including McGregor's hotel.-- Mr. Lannin's loss is $1,700, fully in- sured in the Commercial Union and Lancashire. ~ Mr. Larmer's loss is $320, insured in the London Corpora- tion for $150. Mr. Wriglton's loss we did not learn, and we regret that he had no insurance. Dr, Morris's loss is about $2,000, insured for $1,200 in the Lancashire. Lewis Glover's loss is $500, covered in the Royal.-- The insurance offices lose $14,825 or perhaps more. The entire loss, how- ever, must be over $20,000. The whole was evidently the work of an incendiary, The Council has offer- ed a reward of $500 for the detection of the culprits.--Peterboro' Ezamin- er, 18th July The Dundee Courier relates that in tho village of Anstrather, Fife] there '8 living an old lady, Mrs. Young, whose descendants--sons and daugl- ters, grand-children, great-grand- children, and great-great-grand- children--number 159. Married. At Borelia, on the 23rd inst., by the Rev. Geo, Jamieson, Mr. Alexander Menagh to Mrs. Lydia Robison, both of the Township of Reach. TORONTO MARKETS. Toronto, July 24, 1867. Spring Wheat & bush.... 1 40 @ $1 55 Fall Wheat & bush 11 @ 180 Flour ¢ brl. 750 @ 000 Barley & bus! 085 @ 0 60 Oats 044 @ 050 Pease . 0G m@ 068 Beef 4 cwt.... 000 @ 000 Butter 4 1b. . O11 @ 0 14 Pork per 100... veer 500 @ 5 50 PORT PERRY AND MANCHESTER MARKETS. July 24, 18617. Fall Wheat, ...... do , L30 a 160 Spring Wheat. . 120. a 1.30 Barley. . 40c a 44 Pease.. 50c a 60c ats... "45¢"n 5 Butter &/ 1b. . 0'12{ a 13c Wood ¢ cord 125 @ 150 Pork per 100, 4560 a 600 Eggs per doz, 10 @ 10 Wool..aets viviniinueiiniy +22 'a 25 WHITBY MARKETS. Whitby July 24, 1867. Flour & bri. ......cousss 800 @ $8 25 Fall Wheat & bush . 160@ 17% Spring-Wheat & bush 140 @ 1 50 Barley bush... 045 @ 0 50 Pease & 06) @ 0 65 Onts 040 @ 0 43 Potatoes 028 @ 0 30 Beef 4 cwt.. 000 @ 000 Butter §f ib. 012@ 013 Pork & cwt 4% @ b 25 Wool... hvac. odoin 26 MONTREAL MARKETS. Montreal, July 24,1867. Flour &F belo. vidas 825m 900 Wheat 4 bush « 1.85.1 60 Peas § bush Ba 01 Oats & bush. 4 @ 0 45 Aslies per 100. .b00@ 565 Pearls....... "00 @ 7-5 Pork per brl 18 00 $19 00 Bggs........ 016m 0.20 Fowls § pair 020 /M@ 025 Hay 4 ton 10 00 @ 12 00 Helv Adbetisements., To School Trustees. NoFcs is hereby given that all School Sections that may require to have their Assessment placed on the Uollector's Roll for the present year, do make their applications to the Township Clerk previous to, or to the Council, at a meeting to be held at the TOWN HALL, MANCHESTER, On Wednesday, 7th August, next. * 3 JOHN CHRISTIE, Township Clerk. Reach, July 9, 1867. 48 . List of Letters Remaining in the Port Perry Post-Office July 1st, 1867, not previously advertised. Breen, Edward Paul, Hugh Bush, Sarah Ann Pierce, J. P., Dark, E. Roberts, Mary Evans, Wm, ° Smith, Mery Ann Godkin, Wm, Williams, Andrew Lundy, P. = Walton, Thomas Moon, Samuel Wood, G. McKinley, Wm Persons calling for the above will please ask for advertised letters. H. GORDON, > Postmaster. Wonderful! Wonderful ! WONDERFUL! as is what I wish every one to know: that all persons aflicted with decayed Teeth, or stumps of Teeth, which canker the mouth, disease the body and psoduce offensive breath, can now have them EXTRACTED FREE FRON PAIN!! OR ANY OTHER INCONVENIENCE WHATEVER! By a now and well tried process--the appli-| cation of Spray upon the Gums. Do not doubt this! It has been used by eminent Dentists in Europe for some time, and is now extensively practiced in America for Teeth extracting. ~~ = ' ok J. D. 0., is prepared to Extract Teeth by this new and wonderful process which is nothing short of a blessing to humanity. (All Dental operations performed scien- tifically, with skill that only a long practice' €An ensure. The Instrument which I have, is 8 much improved one from the original applier. pe Teeth Filled, Scaled and Regulated. ¥5* Charges moderate, and satisfaction gnaranteed. a I" Orrice Hougs from 8, A. M., to 5, P. M. J.D. COTTINGHAN, Borelin. Borelia Jan. 8 1867, 221tf Pwo DasvRvenv; Franson Bore is grocer, Dr. Morris, and Lewis Glover |. all suffered, aud at one time the flames | Y re "HE above premises 'are situuted on lot No. 20,in the 13th concession: of Reach, and contain 50 acres, thirty of which are cleared and under cultivation. There are on the premises a Log Hotse and Stable, with other improvements, and will be disposed off upon reasonable terms. For further particulars apply to JAMES McCONNELL, : Saintfield P, 0. Reach, June 15th, 1867, CAUTION ! HE Public are hereby forbld negotiating for two Notes--one for £18.50 and the other for $30.00--drawn in favor of Alex- self, and the latter by Stephen G. Pickle, each dated the 26th of Feb., 1867, snd due on or before the 1st of Supt. next, as | have received no value for the same and will not be responsible for them. JOHN COLLINS. Port Perry, July 15, 1867, 59-4w Note Lost. THE Public are hereby forbid pur- chasing, or negotiating for a Note drawn in favor of Stephen Cowle, by John Collins, for $23, dated the 12th of June, 1867, and due 12 months after date, as I have received no value for the same, and payment of it has been stopped. g ' STEPHEN COWLE. Port Perry, July 15th, 1867, 49-4w Freeman's Authelmintic Wosm . Powders. wi This new Medicine possesses a superiority over all other Medicines of the kind for ex- petting Worms from the human system --it eing of a purely vegetable origin; there- fore no fear may be entertained of being sa- livated or producing any deleterious effects on the constitution. It is mild in i%s action and perfectly safe and sure. It does not create any nausea or sickening sensation when introduced into the stomach. It is so pleasant that any child will eagerly take it, ani bas a deadly effect on all Worms that inhabit the intestinal canal--such as the Tégnia or Tape Worm, Lumbricus or long romd Worm, and Ascaris Vormicular- | is or Pin Worm. . Freeman's Canadian Anti-Billious PILLS. These Pills are composed of six concen- trated vegetable substances and are so pro- portioned as to answer all the effects of an Anti-Bilious medicine as well as a safe and sure purgative. In its operation on the bowels it is effectual, and produces its effects without griping. They penetrate, cleanse and invigorate every portion of the human system. : Try Freeman's Expectorant For diseases of the Lungs or Throat, as Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoopitg Cough, Croup, Infl , Coughs, Colds, Hoarse- ness and Incipient Consumption, for which you have a safe and sure remedy. Price 25c. If not satisfied your moncy will be refunded. J. II. BACHE, Agent. Port Perry, July, 1867. 49-6m An Invitation to Visit Scugog House, PORT PERRY. HE PUBLIC (especially the LADIES,) are cordially invited to in- spect the beautiful and extensive assortment of BOOTS & SHOES! Dicect from the manufacturers. Ladies Balmoral and Congress, in To KID. AND PRUNELLA ! make. Gentlemen's Bouts and Shoes, in Kid, Pronella, Canvass and Leather--alse English Boots--Misses, Boys' and Childrens' in' almost endless variety of make and Binding. A few pairs of ¥5 Ladics English Boots in Glove Kid. gy An early inspection of 'the above. is solicited. HENRY CHARLES. Port Perry July 2nd, 1867. 4 v Vv eX "NI "IO1SOT[COLI 'SOTIOSINAL OHOEL 3 UNCIANL ES 0 I 81a = = 5 - o> 2 5 n a " od 3 e : s = «© pige = @ ®(%*= He 5 Q. = 0} passaippe oq 1snw Jana[ £q suonroyddy Jeipawui] 0% "0% 'SINVId INO-ONIAUIY 'SHAUL TVINAWVNIO NV LINYd SVANVO HONOUOHL © oYe@ [IA pus 'QTALI THL NI MON IU "00 ¥ 'DOYOH 'UOINTH.LNAY THHAH 904d HONHAONHJIHANI |. o < ~ 48 To Me Ho " ' = g 0: 30 7 Z Q Ble F 20 JP 2 ow = 3 7) = nw s HK pe. Pl Er oe Special Notice. Nice hereby given that J. I. E. \ Hogg has no connection whatever with the Toropto Nurseries, and his Agents are all supplied with a Certificate of Agency to sell for the Mount Hope Nurserics, Rochester, N.Y. : ii J. H. E. HOGG. Port Perry, July, 3rd, 1866. THE ONTARIO FARMER'S "MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. didi Company is now fully orginizd, and is prepared to accept risks on Farm Buildings and their contents, Country School Houses and Churches. Those wish- ing to Insure, and thereby support a Home nity of doing so, either by applying at the Head Office, or to any of the Local Agents of the Company. Our Rates will be found as low as those of any respousible Mutual In- surance Company in Canada. Heap Orrick :--The old Registry Office, Brock Street, Whitby. 4 ~~ L. FAIRBANKS, . « Secretary. Whithy, July 101k, 1867, . FARM FOR SALE. | | TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON ander Cameron ; the former signed by my- | OF the LATEST style and most approved |, 47. | indisputable. Insurance Company, have now an opportu- | * 480 AND GLASGOW. PASSENGERS going to England, Scotland, or Ireland, can have Tickets, Plans of Bertlis,and all necessary informa- tion from : i June, 6th, 1866. 1. BRIDGMAN, M. Physician, Surgeon, PORT PERRY, C. W. Farms For Sale! PE Suerte ats to lo the lo SN 1st.--Part of Lots No 21, 22, and i the 8th Concession of Whitby, containing 283 acres. : + 3rd.--Part of Lot No. 11,in the 13th Concession of Reach, containing 148 acres. 4th.--South half of Lot No. 4, in the 9th concession of Scugog, containing 100. rw 5th.--Part of. Lot No. 5, in the 11 eon- cession of Sclfgog, sontaining 856 acres. 6th.--Part of Lot No. 10, in the 13th concession of Scugog, containing 50 acres. improved, and can be had cheap, upon terms of payment, 4 Also a large number of Village Lots in the village of Port Perry. Also a number of Town Lots in the town of Lindsay. : Also any amount of money to loan at reasonable rates of interest on furm secu- rity. J 7 For farther particulars apply (prepaid) to T. PAXTON & Co. W. M. COCHRANE, Solicitor, Port Perry, Port Periy, Aug. 20, 1856. To TAILORING _ EMPORIUM! HE SUBSCRIBER, in returning his sincere thanks to his' numerous customers and friends for past favors, wishes to inform the ¢ Inhabitants: of Reach ! or "| and surrounding Townships, that ho is still prepared to execute all orders entrusted, to hr his care with neatness und despatch. ie CHEAP FOR CASE. THO'S. BULLEN, Mary Stre Port Perry, May 2, 1867. ory Wo PORT PERRY 14 thanks to his nymerous customers for heir favors during the past two years, wishes to inform them and the publis that he is notice and in . THE BEST STYLE! As a recommendation for honest dealing and good workmanship, he would state this fact that in 1865 he carded only 8,000 Ibs of wool, and in 1866 over 14,000 lbs. H hopes by strict attention to business to merit an additional'increase in 1867. y Prices :--For Carding, per 1b--5 cents, if paid before the 1st January, 1868, if not 0 paid, 6 cents will be charged. On all other accounts not paid before that date 10 per cent will be charged. For Fulling und pressing 10 cents per yard, and fulling and Dressing 12} cents per yard. a Shawls,' Capes, Dresses, &c., Colored and Pressed on moderate terms, 0. T. YOUNw, | Port Perry, April 23, 1867. 36-3m VICTORIA COMPANY. pas aim of the Directors of this Company is, by cereful and economical manage- ment, to offer insnreres perfect security and low rates of premium. = RATE OF INSURANCE FOR THREE.YEARS : Brick or Stone for $1,000......... + $10 Wood and Cut-buildings for $1,000... 13 " FARMERS will find it to their interest to insure in the above Company, as the rates arc Very Low | Boa security perfect. W. L. BOOKER, Secretary and Treas, ™ Hamilton: W.M. COCHRANE, z Agent for North Ontario, Port Perry. April 18th, 1867. 36-tf Farms for Sale. OE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, being part of Lot No. 20, in the : concession of the Towuship of Cartwright, 78 acres cleared and under a. fair state of cultivation, with ordinery out'buldings. The land is oply 1} wiles from Cimdarea, from whence there is a good grs Bownanville. There s3 also a good school within a quarter of a mile of the Lot: Title TERMS :~3600 down, and balance] spread over a term of six or eight years. . ) . . The North half of Lot 21, in the 9th Con, Cartwright, with Log House anu twenty-five Acres cleared. Er as Terys :--§400 down and balance spread | Me i over a term of ten years, if req Apply to % Sar : JOSEPH BIGELOW. Port Perry, April 2, 1865. Coa 2 2,000 Cedar Posts for Sa'e. Price $5 PER HUNDRED. JOSEPH BIGELOW. 31 Sel +b 2nd. --Part of Lot No. 27, in the otf ou; : cession of Whitby, containing 85 act 5 mg All the above are first class farms, well : HAW. & 4 i, ORDON - ARE STILL RBEORIVING THEIR NEW . SPRING GOODS! CALL AN April 10th, D SEE THEM, . 1867. 35 - $17,000 WORTH OF NEW GOODS, Comprised of British, French and American DRY GOODS, Canadian Tweeds, of the latest variety of Style and Texture, GROCERIES! Shelf Hardware, Hoop and Bar Iron, STOVES AND TINWARE, Crockery, Classware, Window Glass, Nails, Putty, Paint, Oils, LAMPS, COAL OIL, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs, Paper Hangings, School Books, Stationery, Garden, Field and Flower Seeds, Fish, Salt, Plaster, Water-lime, &c., &c. A large stock of Ready-made CLOTHING! on hand ard made up to order if required. BOOTS AND SHOES, Of every style and size for Ladies, Gentle- men and Children, purchased from the best manufacturing houses in the Dominion of Canada. Ladies and Gent's HATS AND CAPS, Bonnets, Mantles, Shawls, Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, &c., in Great Variety always on hand. [would say that my stock is the largest.and most complete in the County, embracing almost everything for sale in Towngor City. Fresh Goods, Are arriving almost daily, to keep ny assortment complete, that nothing may be . ing Counties for the sale of in every department with their orders will Be Al Orders and Communications receive the promplest attention. Port Perry, July, 1867. AT THE A good assortment of ALSO BOOTS AND Port Pérry, June 18th, 186%, Wholesale and Retail Ag HAviNG succeeded J. I. E. Hogg, as Agent for the aba the Sibscriber is now desirous of solici iting orderg in tls i adjoin: Shrubs, Vines, co. The Stock in these extensive and favorably known Nurseries is completo' 5 und partics favoring me or my authorized Agent (49-3m) Have Satisfaction Guaranteed to Them. addrested' to the Subscriber will C. C. KELLETT, Box $7, Port Perry. JUST RECEIVING SCUGOG HOUNE, TPORT PERRY, GENTLEMAN'S HATS AND COLLARS, CARPET BAGS, &C., Fresh Groceries, Spirits & Fresh Hops, Pure Wines. for Medicinal Use, Superior Brandies and Old Tom in Bottles and Cases, Daily expected, a General Assortment of SHOES! HENRY CHARLES. BOOTS and SHOES. HE ALA received a well assorted stock of Consisting of will be found ubscriber is desirous of informing his friends and the public that he hag | LADIES GENT'S AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR! Calf, Kidd and qgunelia Gaiters and. Heavy Wear of alt kinds, which - : EQUAL IN STYLE & QUALITY !! i Woollen Factory. { MIE SUBSCRIBER, in returning | Now Prepared to Execute all Work} entrusted to him, on the shortest possible | © NOW OFFERS TO TilE PUBLIC THE FOLOWING MEDICINES, Margach's Cough Mixture. DRIFFIELD OIL, IESSEN CES, {IN A NEAT STYLE, NEW TAILOR SHOP!! raveled road to J 1 Tailoring Establishment ,| nthe above-named town, where he is pre- On the shortest possible notice and in the ything required of eleet variety of € ket at the LOW ed to supply customers Muley Gang and exchange for goods. Potatoes; &c., &e. their families 500 Buller Tubs for out to customers-to fill, of all"Lengths, from from 8 to 12 inches squ The Subscriber has'also a large stock of SAWED LUMBER on pared to furnish any kind of Lumber, sawed out to order, from 12 Parties wanting long bear this in mind. --- J. L. Margach| MARGACI'S CONDITION POWDERS, FOR HORS, AND CATTLE. MARGACHK'S PILE OINTMENT AND Pile Pills, 75¢. MARGACH'S ITCH CURE-50 CENTS. MARGACHS ANTI-BILLIGUS PILLS, THE CELEBRATED For Horses : Prepared from-the Original Recipe, by J. L. Marcaou. ALSO, OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY PUT UP A Literal Discount fo the Trade. : J. L. MARGACH, 3 UXBRIDGE. | Feb. 20, 1807. 26 | IN PORT PERRY. , ---- : PERKINS would inform the inhab- o tants of Port Perry and surrounding Country that he has opencd a new pared to MANUFACTURE GARMENTS Substantially and Tastefully latest NEW YORK AND LONDON FASHIONS, a TS His prices are very reasonable, and to those who favor him with their work every satisfaction is guaranteed. -SHOP--over Shaw and Gordon's store, wanting on my part to serve patrons with 1oo0ds to be found in ilar article notin stock will be order- Rubber and Leather Belting furnished to order at Manufacturer's prices, All kinds of FARM PRODUCE taken in ANTED--Any qnantity of Butter, Eggs, Tallow, Lard, Hams, Bazon, Port Perry is the larg- estmarket in North Ontario for these things, always commanding. the highest price to a ¥ ey 5 ¥ gh 5 Ri = : CL fristr © "ghpply the targe number of memin bh crsaflL is EHR or a ASE : fu S45, Factories of this place, as well as 3 EXER NE AZ. ' ; 10,000 Feet of Square Timber for Sale, are. quantity of Sawed Shingles, Flour Barrel Staves and Sawed Heading. 73 TWO GOOD POTASH KETTLES 5 8ewt each, and three Coolers for Sale: JOSEPHBIGELOW, Port Perry, 22nd April, 1867. » the latest styles and EST PRICES. Any Circular Saws, Sule or will be given 18 to 60 feet, aud hapd, and is pre- to 26 feet long. -- lumber 'had better Also, for sale, any 31 Don't Buy! Don't Buy! we # 53 Ld ' < Don't Buy What 7. ON'T BUY that little nonsensical $15 Machine. You will always be in trouble. But the best way is, when you have Fifteen Dollars to invest in a machine, to put a little more with it and get a good one; and The place fo get the best Machines, Is on Brock Street, at 8. P. GREEN'S, Highest Prize Canadian Machines, Are for sale at S. P. GREEN'S. New Improved Belleville Machines, Are for sale at 8. P. GREEN'S. Grover & Baker's best Machines, Are for sale at 8. P. GREEN'S. Genuine Singer's big Machines, Are for sale at 8. P. GREEN'S, ¥anzer's No. 2 Machines, Are for sale at 8. P. GREEN'S, Finally, all good Machines Can be had at 8. . GREE p Time given for payment on Machines, If they are bought at S. P. GREEN'S, Written warrants with all Machines, That are bought at S. P. GREEN'S. Remember this place of such renown, "Tis on Brock Street, in Wihtby Town. 23° Cm * Whitby, Jan. 15, 1861. ia Rios 2 DIVISIONCOURTS FOR THE : County of Ontario. +. June 1st, 1867 ¢ 2nd, No. T, Whitby, , " 3, Pickering, . "3, Prince Albert, uly 28th, #4, Usbridge,... va A6020th, St "5, Canningto Aug Ist, © 8, Beaverton, A and, te ¢ 1, Atherly,...... « Sth, 7. BURNHAN, Queen Street. Port Perry, 22nd April, 1861. Port Per ry, Aug. 28, 1866, 3-1y. Judge, €. 0. Whithy, May 27, 1867, 2 Repairing Promptly Attended to, ~TO ANY IN THE MARKET. A Lot of No. 1 Spanish. Sole for Sale, Cheap for Cash. ~Ga RE wl'erms Moderate. Produce taken in Exchange. The Highest Price in Cash for Hides, Calf & Sheep Skins. H. FOY. Port Perry, May 22, 1867. Al-Uf PICTURE GALLERY AT PORT PERRY IS WHERE YOU CAN GET 3 The Latest Styles of Pictures. TAKEN ON THE MOST IMPROVED SYSTEM ! Photographs Painted in Oil, Water Colors, &c., &o. £2" Small Likenesses Copied and Eblarged to any size. oq Remember the Place,---Nearly? opposite the Royal Canadian Bank. Specimens to be seen at the MEDICAL HALL. J. H. BACHE. TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTH ONTARIO. We wish to inform you that our Spring Stock is now complete, and you will find it to your advantage to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere and price our list of New Goods annexed : Silk (roods, Doeskins, "Tweeds, EFlannels, Shirting, &e.,, &c., at MARSH & TROUNCE'S. Port Perry, May 2nd, 1867. AN AWFUL TUMBLE !! Goods Very: Much Lower in Price. THE SUBSCRIBER has just returned from Montreal, where he has purchased one of the : Hardware, Sugars, Coffee, "Rice, Currants, Largest Stocks of Goods! ever brought to this Market. And as all goods.are now some fifteen per cent lower than they "were i one month ago he feels satisfied he can offer bargains not given in this line for five years past. All kinds of : GROCERIES, BOOTS §& SHOES, HATS § CAPS, Straw Goods and eRe READY-MADE CLOTHING, &C Very Low. = 3 ia ag J. W. ALIISON. Port Perry, May 8th, 1367.