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ps and Marketing. An excellent article on the above subject appear So 4 revsut; number 0 Gentleman, the upshot A ms to show that vp gain by holding on to produce hi eb prices: and that it is the part of wisdom to sell when there isa fair market, Even if a little more is obtained by holding produce, there is loss by shrinkage, rats, interest, &c., beside constant risk in connection with perishable property. The tes- _timony of a farmer of considerable ex is to this effect: --* When I was young and in debt, I wos com- polled to sell my grain and wool without délay to meet my paymenfs; bot since I have got out of debt, I often keep them for months, in order 20 receive higher prices. 1 find in the average of years, that I did bet- ter then than now." No small amout of anxiety is often experienced, and many a sleeplcss night passed, under the feverish de- sire to know just when to sell, so as 1o realize the most by so doing." Our cotemporary reasons that it is every way t to market produce when . there is a fair demand, at a reasona- ble price. We quote the closing para: gaph of the article under considera tions "Farmers are hard to satisfy. Many years ago wheat ran up for a + short time to $2. A purchaser wish- ing to obtain some very fine seed wheat, offered the farmer $2.25-- which, exciting his suspicions and increasing his rapacity, he refused-- to sell next year at half price. It seems that the higher rates advance, the more dissatisfied many become. We can well remember when the standard price for wheat in Western New York was three shillings (373c) per bushel --some was actually sold for one shilling. Now that the price is two dollars and a half or more, we find owners as much dissatisfied as ever. This dissatisfaction induces them to hold out against their own interest, as already shown. We should be glad if some of our readers would keep a record for the next ten years,embracing the following points. On one side place the price of grain on the first of October ; on the other the price on the first of May, deduct- ing from the latter, the waste by keeping, rats, cost of storage, and the interest on the whole--then observe on which side the greatest amount of profit 18 found. We have no doubt the experiment would prove a useful one, and show the propriety of selling when there is a fair demand in mar- ket.'-- Canada Farmer. ----e The Stomach and the Mind. Much of our conduct depends, no doubt, upon the character of the food wo eat. Perhapu, indeed, the mature of our meals governs the na- ture of our impulses more than we are inclined to admit, because none of us relish well the abandonment of onr idea of free agency, Bonaparte used to attribute the loss of one of his battles to a poor dinner, which, at the time, disturbed his digestion how many of our misjudgments-- how many of our deliberate errors-- how many of our unkindnesses, or «cruelties. or acts of thoughtlessness, and recklessness, may be actually owing to a cause of the same charac- ter? We eat something that de- ranges the condition of our system. "Through the stomachic nerve that derangement affects the brain. Mo- roseness succeeds to amiability ; and ander its influence we do that which would shock our sensibilities at any other moment. Or perhaps a gas- #ric irregnlarity is the common result of an over-indulgence in wholésome food, ora moderate' indulgence in unsuitable food. The liver is affiict- ed. In this affliction the brain sym- pathizes. The temper is soured ; the winderstanding is narrowed ; preju- dices are strengthened, generous im- pulses are subdued ; selfishness, ori- .ginated by physical disturbances which perpetually distract the mind's attention, becomes a chronic mental disorder ; the feeling of a charity dies out; we live for ourselves alone ; we have no care for others. And all this change of nature is the consequence of an iojudicious diet. An Ingenious Cypher. The Abyssinian correspondent of the Herald writes :-- THE MAGDALA CYPHER, by which the captives were enabled to communicate with each other, has fallen into your correspondents hands alone. By this cypher Theodorus's spies were confounded. The alpha- bet was divided into groups of letters thus: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ¥ PF §. 0% 0% 38 EVERYBODY! SHOULD KNOW ! From the testimony of Uncle Joe and Aunt Betty, that the Cheapest place to buy "groceries is at the CHEAP GROCERY, BORELIA. APPLES 60 Cents PER BUSHEL! A GOOD CIGAR FOR 3 Cts. Everything Cheap in Proportion! TEAS, "RAISINS, BREAD, SUGARS, CURRANTS, BISCUITS, TOBACCOS, CAKES, CRACKERS, CONFECTIONARY, é&c. LOBSTERS, SARDINES, HERRINGS, Oranges! LEMONS. SARSAPARILLA BEER AND SODA-WATER. HAND LAMPS! VERY CHEAP! Highest Price Paid for Butter & Eggs IT PAYS TO CALL AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE ISRAEL POST. GOLDEN SAW! UXBRIDGE! Hardware ! TOVES, TIN, COPPER, and SHEET Iron Ware, Building Material, Grind- stones, Nails, Glass, Putty, Locks, Butts and Screws, Weights and Measures, Zinc, Bolts all sizes, Bells, Spades and Shovels, Axes, Edge Tools, Saws, Rasps and Files, Cutlery, Chains, Ropes and Cordage, Ma- chine and Burning Oils, Lamps, and Uan- 39 terns, Cash and Work Boxes, Bird Cages, Spectacles and Cases, Fancy Pipes, Chil- dren's Carriages; Looking-Glasses, Toys, Picture Moldings, Baskets, Trays and Wait- ers, Satchels and Purses, Enamelled and Brass Kettles, Patent Spinning Wheels, Horse-Rakes, Gates and Saw-Gummers. Fresh Field, Garden and Flower Seeds ! FANCY GOODS, §c, &ec. At H. THOMPSON'S, Tinsmith, §c., Uxbridge. Uxbridge, April 6th, 1868. 35 iris n hn WUAT EVERYBODY SHOULD HAVE! Existence being so uncertain, Various are the ways of fate, When death on life has drawn the curtain, Who would not prize their friends portrait. Then haste at once it is your duty, Get portrayed yourself and friends, While you've health in all its beauty, Think how very soon it ends. H. McKenzie, OULD inform the people of this and neighboring vicinity that he has Opened a Picture Gallery IN PORT PERRY! in the building opposite the Royal Canadian Hotel, on the first floor Above the Medical Hall! As he has spared no expense and taken the greatest pains in fitting up the gallery, he feels himself competent to give entire satisfaction to all who may favour him with their patronage. Pictures of all kiuds and sizes finished in 0il, Water Colors, or India Ink. PHOTOGRAPHS, $2.00 PER DOZ., LETTERGRAPHS, 25 CTS, EACH Call and examine specimens. H. McKENZIE, Artist. Port Perry, Feb. 5th 1868. 26 INSOLVENT ACT OF 1864. 1 the County Court of the In the matter of Jouy CrarHaM Faw- cer, an lnsolvent. NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned bas filed in the office of this Court a deed of Composition and Discharge executed by his creditors, and that on Tues- day the thirtieth day of June next, at ten of the ¢lock in the forenoon, or as soon as Counsel can be heard, he will' apply to the Judge of the said court for a confirmation of the discharge hereby effected in his favour under the Said Act. JOHN CLAPHAM FAWCETT, by his attorney JOHN LEYS. Dominion of Canada, County of York, County of York. 22% AZ -- eposeoe 2 E TILL oO = LiLLLLL wf 2 giEnEss i f3gicis x g fgaqizT ym 3 BEYER. PETS 0 dietetic: 50 3 HR : = o iiiE © 11d pl 2 PETE] eo : tr i i ee Fo : of uoasy|| fy Nass Neg mdyll t : Luyg|| © as --=N30 = oun 02 z pgli= Eooo isndny Lil 1 ovis ml] daumdog > ® BRED ml 199000 x vo 1S 0 we [10qUIBAON 0 28: | quoeoegll various kinds of Riesep Goops, &t, This Loom weaves a greater variety ing an easy crank. For further particulars, and samples weaving, address WORTHEN & BAKER March 24, 1868. "The MAIN STREET:OAK WOOD. 33-4w comfort of the travelling public. tler. Oakwood, March 10th, 1868. NEW TAILOR SHOP! © IN PORT PERRY. --) Country that he has opened a new pared to Substantially and Tastefully latest satisfaction is guaranteed. Queen Street. Port Perry, Aug. 28, 1866. MANTLE AND DRESS-MAKERS, business. Cleaned & Altered to the Latest Style. Queen sireet. Port Perry, Oct. 1, 1867. con. of the Township of Reach ; Port Perry, the north side of Mary Street. Terms made known on application to NEIL SINCIAAIR. Proprietor, Port Perry, Feb. 4, 1868. MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPARY. School Houses and Churches. po Toronto, April 21st, 1868. 38 PORT PERRY XY Z Tn the cypher the figures only are need, and represent thiee letters np 10 7; 8 and 9 only two, and 0 one. Thus:--T 7 2 6 5 T 1epresents Sterns. 32 32 IF or HE The quickest way of making out what the cypher is intended to con- vey is to put on paper what value cach figure possesses, thus, above the first word: 1 1 88 TT " X uu the proper letters can thep be picked = yl Which in this case are Ei " Hai Coruuma,"--" Whar," ask- ela renowned stump orator, who trying for the office of a consta- * whar, m enlightened friends a tia District, was An- 1 'on the battle of New 'War he thar 7 By gom Carriage Shop. HE SUBSCRIBER wishes to inform the public that he is now pre- pared to build WAGGONS, CARRIAGES & SLEIGHS! &c., &c, of the Latest Styles, and of the best material, on the shortest possible notice. sed. Repairing Promptly Attended to. All kinds of FANNING MILL SIEVES constantly on hand. C. McKENZIE. Port Perry, Sept. 11, 1867. atf GEORGE FIELDS, LICENSED Auctioneer y ? For the County of Ontario. All orders addressed to Goodwood P.O., or left at the "Standard" Office, will be promptly attended to. . : Uxbridge, Jan. 8, 1868. 4 He war a ridin' up and a bobtail Arabian, a d Sruoked a er, and up to} pits in blood and mud, and a , dr; the genin , time to ring up the curtain. y (returning) --About feady, sir; most of their clothes off. 5 It SUCCEEDING Mr. IL Johnston, in this place, as General Blacksmiths, the Subscribers to inform t 'the busine, 11 its branches will be car- tofore. Vork Done! enced hands. attended to by experi- rought--Iron Plows . FLETT & HUTCHISON, Port Perry, Nov. 13, 1867. 14tf the public that ntion paid to sharpening | _ Mill Picks. : the Company surance Company in Canada. Brock Street, Whitby. L. FAIRBANKS, Whitby, July 10th, 1867. TAILORIN wishes to inform the Inhabitants of Reach his care with neatness and despatch. CHBEAY FOR CASEI. Port Perry, May 2, 1867. _ Photograph Gallery. his numerous friends and patrons pared to take 'age of those who may find it conven! visit Whitby. N. B.--Rooms Store, dain 3m, Whitby, Nov. 13, 1867. 1 SLHNO0O NOISIAIA Patent Hand Loom Eve Herring Boxe, Av. Woon PLAIN Crota, Douste Pray Tween Usiox Cron, Goods, with less power and more rapidity, than any other Loom in use by simply turn- Coaticook, P. Q. or Port Hope, Ont. Victoria Hotel." D. B. Dennison, Proprietor. AVING leased the above House for a term of years, the Proprietor will spare no efforts likely to conduce to the 1% Good Stabling and an attentive Hos- 31-tf PERKINS would inform the inhab- o itants of Port Perry and surrounding Tailoring Establishment inthe above-named town, where he is pre- MANUFACTURE GARMENTS On the shortest possible notice and in the NEW YORK AND LONDON FASHIONS. His prices are very reasonable, and to those who favor him with their work every SHOP--over Shaw and Gordon's store, = 3-1v. THE MISSES J. § A. GIBSON Wen to inform the Ladies of Port Perry and vicinity that they are prepared to meet all requirements in their line of BONNETS, FELT AND STRAW HATS ¥3 Rooms Next Door to the Druggist, on 8-tf Property for Sale. HE subscriber offers for sale the south half of Lot No. 21 in the 1st con. of Brock ; the south half of Lot 14 in the 6th A STORE AND TAVERN situated on the south side Queen street, in known as the Railroad Hotel, with half an acre of land; and Lots Nos. 71 and 72 on 26-3m. THE ONTARIO FARMER'S Pus Company is now fully organized, and is prepared to accept risks on Farm Buildings and their contents, Country Those wish- ing to Insure, and thereby support a Home Insurance Company, have now an ppportu- nity of doing so, either by applying at the Head Office, or to any of the Local Agents of Our Rates will be found as low as those of any resporsible Mutual In- Heap Orrion :--The old Registry Office, Secretary. 48 EMPORIUM! THE SUBSCRIBER, in returning AL his sincere thanks to his numerous customers and friends for past favors, and surrdunding Townships, that he is still prepared to execute all orders entrusted THOS. BULLEN, Mary Sirsst ONTARIO HE Subscriber in returning thanks North Ontario, for past favors would 're- spectfully inform them that he has removed from Uxbridge to Whitby, where he is pre- Photographs, &c., &c., equal to any in the Province, and would solicit a continuation of lie pation: ¢ the Bank of Mon- treal--over ' McClung, Fielding and Co's BROCK STREET, WHITBY. -~J. A. CLARK, Artist. Farms For Sale ! HE Subscriber offers for sale the follow- ing valuable Lands: 1st.--Part of Lots No. 21, 22, and 23, in the 8th Concession of Whitby, containing 283 acres. : i 2nd. --Part of Lot No. 27%, in the 9th Con- cession of Whitby, containing 85 acres. 3rd.--Part of Lot No. 11,in the 12th Concession of Reach, containing 148 acres. 4th.--South half of Lot No. 4, in the 9th concession of Scugog, containing 100. 5th.--Partof Lot No.5, in the 11 con- cession of Scugog, zontaining 85 acres. 6th.--Part of Lot No. 10, in the 13th concession of Scugog, containing 50 acres. All the above are first class farms, well improved, and can be had cheap, upon easy terms of payment: Also a large number of Village Lots in the village of Port Perry. x Also a number of Town Lots in the town of Lindsay. Also any amount of money to loan at reasonable rates of interest on farm secu- rity. . For further particulars apply (prepaid) to T.PAXTON & Co. - W. M. COCHRANE, » Solicitor, Port Perry Port Perty, Aug. 20, 1866. "eh or of of YHE Subscriber wishes to inform the public that he has OPENED A SHOP BORELIA, Where all kinds of Blacksmithing will re- ceive the promptest attention. : Manufactured and for sale cheap. Parties Indebted Are requested to call and settle on or before the 15th inst., and save costs. H. JOHNSTON. Borelia, Jan. 8th, 1868. 7 PORT PERRY BAKERY. HE Subscriber wishes to inform the Public that he has always on hand a supply of Good Bread, Flour, Oatmeal ! DIFFERFNT KINDS OF CAKES! Crackers, Biscuits & Confectionaries. TOYS IN GREAT VARIETY. #3 Fancy Wedding Oakes, nicely trim- med, are made to order, and reasonable in price. GEO. HENLEY. Port Perry, Nov. 13, 1867. 14 2,000 Cedar Posts for Sale. Price $5 PER HUNDRED. JOSEPH BIGELOW. Port Perry, 23 April, 1867. Land for Sale. Tae above property is situated on Lot No 23, in the 7th Concession of Scugog, and contains by admeasuremient 2} acres. There is a Frame House 26 by 30, with Driving Shed, and other improvements on the premises. 37 Terus easy, and mide known on applica- tion to CHESTER COLTON. Port Perry, Sept. 18, 1867. 6-3m GOOD NEWS! NARCOTIC SPRAY RR Applid to th SR Gums, Producing Local - Anesthsia, For Extracting T th Without Pain, as Inv ntd by Dr. Richardson of London, England, AT C.D. WAID'S DENTAL ROOMS, BROCK STREET, 1 | RON HARROWS & WOODEN ROLLERS | 1,5 res MERCHANTS AN GENERAL LAND AGENCY! pie undersigned has opened an office for the general Sale of Lands in this and the adjoining Counties. ' THE LOANING OF MONEY At Low Rates of Interest on Improved Farm Securities, INSURANCES EFFECTED! On all Classes of Property at Low rates of Premium. PE OFFICE--Bigelow's Block, adjoining the Royal Canadian Bauk, Port Perry. Port Perry, Dec. 26, 1867. J. B. CAMPBELL. . 20 HARRISON MAW & SON, Contractors «& Bullders, PORT RE prepared to contract for and put up Buildings of all kinds, whether Wood Brick, or Stone, and to finish them off in the latest styles, with All the Most Modern Improvements. Parties requiring First Class work done, will do well to give them & call. Plans and specifications made to order. 4 Port Perry August 7th, 1866. PERRY, HARRISON MAW §& SON. 1-tf, The Port Perry Ware-Rooms I MY BTOCK CONSISTS OF Bureaus, Bedsteads, Tables, Lounges, Sofas, Sideboards, Secretaries, Book Cases and several Sets of Bedroom Furniture, and two Organs--one with six stops, and one with two. They will answer for Church or Parlor purposes, and will be sold Cheap for Cash or UNDERTAKING Done on the shortes' notice. Coffins always on hand. Eearseat reasonable rate approved credit. PORT PERRY MILLS, THOMAS PAXTON & Co, D DEALERS IN BOARD AND BUNDLE LATHS, Pickets, etc, ete: ALSO SEVERAL FIRST CLASS FARMS FOR SALE With Improvements, in tbe following Townships, vis. WHITBY, CARTWRIGHT, REACH, SCUGOG, MARIPOSA, and SEVERAL LOTS of Wild Land in Mara and Rama ; also a number of $ Village Lots in the Village of Port Perry, WITH AND WITHOUT BUILDINGS, All of which will besold on reasonable terms. "PORT PERRY, August, 1866. N returning thanks to his numerous customers for their patronage during the past nineteen years, the subscriber solicits a continuance of the same. Chairs, Cradles, J. W. DAVIS. T. PAXTON. UXBRIDGE! All Operations Warranted to give Satisfac- tion or no Charge, and at Prices which Defy Competition. Rererences:i--Rev. Dr. Shortt and H. P. Griggs, M.D., Port Hope; Rev. J. T. Byrne and Dr Carson, Whitby ; Jos. Gould, Esq., and J. Bolster, M.B., Uxbridge. Uxbridge, Nov. 23, 1866. 16-tf JOHN NOTT, Cabinet Maker, House, Sign, and Carriage Painter! PAPER HANGER, ®C., UNDERTAKING attended to promptly. A first class Hearse to | furnished when required. Coffins of all sizes kept constantly on hand. CHARGES MODERATE !! WANTED, 5000 Feet or Burrernuvr LUMBER, 1 Incr, AND 2,000 Feer or Biren oR Marie 84 Square. _-- "| Borelia, May 8th 1866, ( 39 to . of |Montreal Ocean Steamship Company- . » . Canadian Line TO LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY, , AND GLASGOW. ASSENGERS going to England, Scotland, or Ireland, can have Tickets, Plans of Berths,and all necessary, rma tion from a ii GEO. YULE, Jz. to June, 6th, 1866. Agent, Whitby} a A. MOORE & SONS, MASONS « PAINTERS, Port Perry, Ontario, Wee to inform the public that they are prepared to do ail kinds of LATHING AND PLASTERING, and every description of HOUSE, SIGN, & CARRIAGE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, &c., J" on reasonable terms. ' Port Perry, Feb, 19, 1868. BOOTS and SHOES. 28-6m. HE Subscriber is desirous of informing his friends and the public that he has received a well assorted stock of LADIES, GENT'S AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR! Consisting of Calf, Kidd and Prunella Gaiters and Heavy Wear of all kinds, which will be found EQUAL IN STYLE & QUALITY !! TO ANY IN THE MARKET. pa A Lot of No, 1 Spanish Sole for Sale, Cheap for Cash. <@% Repairing Promptly Attended to. Terms Moderate. Produce taken in Exchange. for Hides, Calf & Sheep Skins, The Highest Price in Cash Port Perry, Oct, 24, 1867. H. FOY. 2 = E Zz oS = a= = = R. S. WILLIAMS, MAUFACTURER!! Nos. 143, 135 & 147, YONGE Sr, TORONTO. 0 Musical Instruments of All Kinds. | Cc be had, by applying at this Office, the same in Price as di Orders respectfully solicited: : sss | _ at the Manufactory. Port Perry, Nov. 21st, 1866. 5-8m In Sawed Lum Port Perry ugust, 10th, 1866. mber, Sawed Shingles, Heading and Flour Barrel Staves. A LARGE STOCK ON HANDS AT ALL TIMES! Also Rroprieror of Port Perry Sash and Door Factory. Face planing, Matching, Seroll Sawing, Turning, Moulding, , etc., done on the shoztest notice, JOSEPH BIGELOW, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER Fiour Barrel "SNOHAOTIN | K¥8d 20d HD 19 0 CHVONVIS, #0 0 N03 ON -umuue Jod s)ues (Gg 9Ass pue 'aoueApE fi dVED J LVN LAVAL OA dl 'pavpueyg,, oy 03 uonduosqng nok Lug 6 INH SSVI) LS [dd _' Réemington & Sons. ol | MANUFACTURERS or s RFVOLVERS. RIFLES: _ Muskets and Carbines, For the United States Service. "Also Pocket 'and Belt Revolvers, epentiag Bifles, Rifle and Shot Gun Barrels and ers. ap! Gun Materials, sold by Gun Trad: a Gia e CHT iy Foe Sen wk Of Saf should. a Reemington's Revolvers' or combined in the new Circulars containin tion of our arms wil application. E. REMINGTON, & SONS, Tilion, N.Y. Moons & Nicmors, Agents. 1 No. 40 Courtland 8t. N.Y. The Sanative Hall, M4rN STREET, UXBRIDGE. x J. L. MARGACH Chemist and Druggist, * Dealer in first-class English DRUGS and CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, DYS STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, VARNISHES, TUBE-PAINTS PAINT BRUSHES, etc, etc. BOOKS & STATIONERY, Slates, Pens, Ink, Pencils, Per- fumery, Combs, Hair Brushes Toilet and Fancy articles. Maraaon's Pus Mazreaon's Coven Omvruext and Pi 1 yMixruns has never Piuusare warranted tolfailed to cure coughs, oure the most obsti-land colds. It eases nate cases of this dis-|Asthma and prevents tressing ma lad y.--{consumption. Price Ointment, 50cts. .per|25¢. per Bottle. pot ; pills 25¢. HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES constantly on hand. Family Receipts and Physician's prescriptions carefully prepared on the shortest notice. MARGACHS ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS Are constantly increasing in public favor. Essences of a superior quality sold wholesale or retail. Every article sold warranted to be of the best quality and at the lowest remunerative price. There have been added from time to time sdch articles as are generally require in the trade, and the Stock will be found varied as the demand, ¥¥ Terms invariably Cash, Uxbridge, Aug. 23, 1866. TOWN & PARK LOTS FOR SALE InPort Perry. af Village Lot 1,--Corner, Water, and Queen Streets. " 11 . : 3 | North Queen Street. ° wi te 22 " 24 § South North Street. 30 PurNG the year 1868 very iM, portant Sessions will be held of thay Parliament of Ontario, of the Domin-/ ion, and very interesting discussions will take place on subjects of the deepest inter- est to the Canadian people. 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