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· · THE A MUSICAL TREAT. M:EH.CHANT, FRIDAl', AUGUST 16, .1S72. I New Music can he had for thirt_y cents by se11Uing for the August Number of PET.En's lvlusraAL l\'!ONTHLY. 'rhe pioces a.re al.so published in Sh~et }""onn a.t Lhc }ll'ices annexed. j\'leet n1e, 1\.fa.ggie, S, and Co... . , l{uy s ·10 ct~ Bright Star that Crowns with Beauty. Soug.... · · .............. I\:.uclicn ;JO eta r11HE followillg ::;elections of · I I Do not \1"' eep sn, Siter Darling. Song und Chorus ................ Ste,fal't. 30 cts J\._fy heart ii:i \Veary. l3allad .... Gounod 50 cts tlocua Polka. Four IIands ...... ... Struss. 35 cts Suolight Scottische . .............. . Goote 30 <,f,a Georgie's Waltz . ..·..... ..... ... Kinkel 35 ots Rosalba. Polka ~IazurkiL ........ Kleber 40 ctB Address J. L. Peters, 599 Broadway, New York. BOW~IAN VILLE Machine and ImplemenT MANUFACTURING COMPANY. !\IANUFA<Jl'URERS OF Leffel American Double 'l'w·bine Water '~'lieel Iron ~d 'Vood W 01king liachincry. . Circular Sa\V iiills, Shingle 'It-Iachines, Grist Mill Machinel"Y, STRAYED COW. CLot ?\o. 22, 2nd concession of Darlington, on or ab nut the lst day of J\i&y,a small BL A.CK A:\IE into the prerrllses of the subscriber, COVV, aged. The owner c.an have her by prov'ing p1·operty and paying ~xp0nt;es. MURilOCH BROS Sp~ing · Another lot -of those splendid Instruments, " The Silver Toncrue." Just arrived, and on exhibitio~ at our Show Room. · HALPH IIAR)IDEK. 3 in. Darlington, July 25th, 1872. t To Masters of L. regular ·o. L ' K <J.ER'l'IFICA'l'ES, AJ?plications, BL.U. &c., &c., can bo procured at thii!i oflice, at rates. :Bowmanville, July 17, 1872. ~n.th' Mills, Serf-Rake Heapors, -Mowing Machines . ... Comnlt.~;11 Stock Of Dry Goods · ST:B.AYE:O DOG: 011 the pren11:;es of the subscdbcr, 011 or about tbc 1st of April, a ·l!'o.x HOUND, oolor- ~whitc and black, yellow r:pOtf$ on front leg15 ; about one year old. The o\vner can have him by payin1.t expenseB, and provirrg pi·operty. and Gu.cg l'!ows, !fanning Milla, fa now compleM with all the n~ties of the season. :a.xci &; :BA:B.XEB. O A?vl.M Chopping :rrlill:-: 1 ]feetl. CutLia·a, &c. ,. ,A_. l\L GIB SOK, Millinery Goods, Dress Goods, _ Ma1: iag= ,- __ l)u\nU"ill V ille, WM. DENHAM. I ... ot No 4i 3rd Con. D~rlingtu11. Jilly 25 1 Hl.·n43.3w. J UllC -29th~ 1872. Ut3~o2fi ·l.)', ,~~~~~~-'--~- I r a .A.ME into th e premise:; uf the :;abacribcr, a.bout_11 nt0nth1:J ugu, a. 1~.CGB.~ Rl~l> J[Ell.l~ER, uLout 2 years o,ld Jost 8pring. rrhe owu.e1· can have her by proving prop(n{;y, nnd p1;1.y111g expenses. Ja & ·w . J . McMurtry & Co Are. .iww 8howiug a foll a~sorlrnen~ of Parasols, Kid Gloves, etc. Also a large stock of 1 l ljot 29, 4th con. Dat·lingJ;011. ]htdlngton, August l:;t, 187Z. . ;) w. Jt. H. MI'l'CHELL.' S, G. WEBSTER, L. D. $. J)RY (}001)8 AND A fine lot. of ~IILLINEI-tY. Geutlen1ens :Furnishing Goods, 'fweecls, :F ancy Coatings, Vestings, Shirts, Ties ancl Collars, etc. Bowmanville, May 7th, 1872 1 ly Cloth and Gents Furnishing. ---u--SURGEON DENTIST A full Stock of T ing HOSE that h:tve Artificial Teeth that don't fit, '\vould do 'vell to give me a call, - FRESI-I GROCERIES, All to he sold Ulump . . · TEETH GUARANTEED A PERFECT FIT in the most difficult cases· S. G. 'V. 11as been very successful in in::iert- ,. ARTIFICIAL PALA'l'ES, \YJu~r(l ffig!test p1,ice paic frw BUJ'TER rind EGGS. · · t.JJay havo been destroyed by disease, or itl'e the reHult of congenital defect, If yon value your · health, I· Don't neglect you1' TEETH, BEAU'l'IFUL GOLD FILLINGS inaetted 011 SALrJ' AND PLASTER ALWAYS ON HAND · Sign of the Golden Lion, l3owma:11:ville. Bownmnville. :M:ay 7th 1872. a. ne'v principle. PR I C E S M 0 DE RA T E· l{ooms forrnerlyoccupied by T. J . Jones,over Jt'. }'. 1'iicArth111·~s Store, King Street . ~O\.\'"J.na.J1villc,July 17th, 1872. rn42 ·ly. American Organs! SMITH AM.Eit!GAN ORGAN CO. THE have con1pleted.. thell· yea1: of bu$inesa, with a constant aiid atill inno\v .. · 'l"weuty-~t· -.~ A Chemical E'ood & Nutritive Tonic. I'l'HO"l;'l' l'HOSPHOltUS _- no though~ MY the Gcr1nans, and they n:right add, no action, since I.>hospboriu:1 and its compounds are kno,vn Lu be the inotive po,ver of the nervous ~~nd 1nuacular system. They constitute 1noro tban half tht:: rnatel'ial of tbe hu1nan body,beiug found in every tissue, antl their presence is a.br:;olutely essential to nutii.tio1l; as they promote the conversion of albu1nen in the food into lib1·ine, which is the vitaJi~ing ~ent of pure, healthy blood. . 'l'hey arc no\v coming·into uu'iver.sal use in Europe, an<l .America in tb.e treat111ent of Scrofulous, Consumptive and 1.,.ene1·eal disea,Bes, 'vhich ate caused by hnpovtu·il:ll.1ed ur poisoned blood; u.nd in dlirnast::s of woman suffer· iug- from irr!;'gulari.ties, obstruction!! and tiX· n11usting discharges, in pale, puny children, and tha.t conditions of nervous and physjcial prostra· Lion re~ulti11g r1·01n. bad habits, excessive u~o of , stimnla.nts and tobacco, awl v..11 the train of evils known M a fast life. ~l'hc great reliability <bn<l promptne!l.s jn its effects in iuunediately n.nd pcr1nancntly rei>tor.ing the 1 levitaEzcd ~on· :-1titutio11 ]1a:; inac.lo Dr. \Vheelers Compound " Elix.ir o( Phospha.tesa.nd Calisaya a great fav· Ol'ite with t he .Phr,sidans and public. Sold by .r. Ht<JUTNJ301: HAl\1 11,t One Dollar per W New Business. rrlll~ bmriness ha.s changed hands, he has open busiJ1el:ls on hia own account ll1 the ~]1op .'SUBSCRIBER begs respectfully tCI info11n the public that as l\fr. R. l=teed's JUNE, 1872. · have his pro1upt and Le1:1t attention. '.l'wcnty tive yett.l'i3 experience in the trade, 1110re th1tll the ll\st 'two of which he has s_reut as cut,tcr. and general manager in Mr. Reecl's establishmeut, In~;:. given hitn opportunitiei; of le<tnlli1 g what the people l'llttlly waut. Re ]1as therefore no doubt of being able to g-ivc satisfu.ction' to all ,\'110 Ml1all favor hin1 wit.h a call, aut.l }iopes by giving due attentiou to business to 1·cceivc a. fair share of p ubl ic SllPl)Ol't. '~·ill keep on h:u; u l a. first-class stock of Boots antl Shoi::- ~ suitable for the season. O.r der 'vork will two doors \'{est of 1-Inrdoch Bros. ; 1vhc:.rc hll A. fun · Stock of Spring and Summer DRY GOODS. New, Fushiona.ble, and Cheap J. SMALE. iintt.lw. . · B0·v1nauville, l'eb. 27th, 1872. o33-1n4G·l1u To Rent, or Sell. L11c villa.gu of 'l'yrone,a Blackt11nith'i) Shop, lN x Stable Shod, good Dwelling House with one of laud. 21:' 50, anU l>l"i\.'ing 20 x 4U, W. S. BOYLE, -lVI. D. ATE of tlle Universities of 1.'rinitv G.RADlf l'oronto, o(;. Licentiate the College, boul'g. 1 FELT, STD.A.W, ~AN'D creasing grow.th. As the ntanufoctoey is one of the oldest, it also ranks among the highest in the country. DDrin'jcr the lon 0 experience of the 1nanufacturera, they lave steadil;r added to the capacity of their"instru1nents, aod have availed tl1e!Dl:i~lvea of ·aver.y mctheid-to improl(e the quali: ity- of tom:i and to 111creas~ the-lwechauical facilties for the perfotmer. Ana though they ex· pectto continue the course of improvement, they are abundantly satisfied with what has been done, a:ntl witl1 the estin1ation in which their instrument.s ·a.re held.by.i;o0<J judges of music. As heretofore, they will use tl.e best materials, \vithotit r egard to costt and give to eveey Organ the most thorough workma.nsh.ip.. They especially invite compa.rison.a.·aH to tho quality and volume of tone, and as to the cffccti ve mecha.nical appliances. They call attention to the fa.ct that their Orga.us a.re sold AT EX'l'RE!>lEL Y LOW PRICES.as low as is oharg. ed for inany of an inferior sort. Having ala.rge, and thoroughly a.ppointed manufactory,employing none but skilled v1orkmen,and having 1na<le a minute division of labort they <l.1'6 able to proctuue Or~a'n.8 at less rates than most competitors. ·1·n1::y IJclicvc, o.L'lo, that among other things, tb.e nave earned a reputation for fair dealing, and they would aesuro distant purchasent that no Organ v.d.ll ever leave their wart-rooms '\v:ith their knowlOOqe, th at is not in cvc1·y respect perfect of its cu.ws. As thtiy lnn'c b~fore stated, they inte'n<l to secure a friend in every purch1t.Ber. '!1heir catalogue, '\Yith full description and accurate engravll1gs1 will Le aent free to any a.ddtess upon applicntion·. All neceBSa.ry infoJ"nu1tion cheerfully furnished. Add1'ess -SABBATH SCHOOL LIBRARIES AND McCLUNG BROS'. Sp1·ing Stock is complete in every <lcpai:tment and .wili be ~old cheap for Cash. , · R EWARDS. - :0:- . W-e have just opened one of the . LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK 01" Sabbath School Libraries aucl Rewards · :-i.nLl Victorin. College, of College of Physici.rai:; an<l·tlurgeons, Ontario. Office, King Street, 0110 dooi· ~-c:)t of l\:fr. Conrish's J ewellry Store, Bo,vn1anville. :~ acrt:: ,\.Jot of good fruit trees in it, fo1· pirrticnla.rs BOwmauville, .A.pril 30 1872. olt!·H101-tf. a.rJpl.v on the pre1nises to · BA.TIS. ---o--- THE SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN. CO ever e1ffercd for sale in Bowmauville. Tremo_ n t St·, opposite Waltham St. Partic" wishing to replenish their School Libraries, or to purchase Re Boston, Mass. : wards, will please to ·remember two things : . , Firot, Our ~tock of School Books is no old stuff, picked up at _ J M BRIMACOMBE, Auction Bowmanville· S11;les, nor has it been on our Shelves for yearn. We have sold out and General Agent fo1· the Province of Ontario. · JAMES <JOLLACO'.l"l' . 'I'yrollL', :\-Iay 28 1 1872. o22-1n35, tf. FIRST CLASS FARM FOl~ Ulothing made to order, the Lest CAUTION. trimmings only used, and the lowest I am sole agent for LAZARUS &MOR- price charged. RIS' perfoeteu Spectacles an<l Eye Glas ses. rrbcy l)CVer supply or i!n1plOJ' ~~ny othera. l-Iowever specious the Il!'etc11e0 made by them that they have them, do ciot believe it you will be swinu l ~J if you do AARO~ BUCKEETI, agent ior Bowmanville and vicinity.~ ~ .: ·GOOD w Dowmanville, APril 3rd, 1872. ly-ol4-m27. SALE ·· '" DON'T FA.IL TO CA.LL A'l' · ' '1.1fl1.. .S. TR.EWIN has tlekrmineU to olfer l t.l foi· s~lc, his valuable farm in Catt wright. TL is kno,vn t11 be one of the best fa.nns in these Counties, and is beautifully situat ed on each ~idc ur Lhe Scugug- Gravel ltoa.cl; contains 165 uer es. being Lot 11, iu the thil'Cl Concession of l-:'tdd townsbip. Soil -clay loam, in. high state of cultivatiou. Buildings good.. 'l'ho far1n is wen fenced, has a. fine orchal'd, bcar.ing, graftell r1 ·11 it. ·rJierc is also about fifteen acrei; of brush H.8North West J!'IF'l'Y ACRES of Lu~ 21 harJwood, fenced. Di.stance front the t hriving 8th Cou. of Darlington. 42 acres ru·o in a village of Williamsburg, one mile; fi\'e from En- .s:outl state of cultivation. Good out buildings, 11iskillen, a.nd thirteen from the Town of ~ow- li'or particulan:i ~pply on the premises to 1uanville. UH.A.RJ... l!:S KK~iPP. " li'o1· pHJ.·ticulu.r~ ayp1y to the sulism-ibc1\ at Dnl'lin gtou, l\farch 15th 187 !. !:!4-tf. t):;ha.wn, or to New Groce;ies. Dollar TEA for So Ce:a.ta. MASON'S For Ha.niess, Saddles, Truuks, Valises; WhipM, Bells, &e., refilled our shelves, half-a-dozen times during the past year, and have now purchas~d so largely, that we have not room to exhibit them. Please · come and take them away. . Sec?nd, e have n?t marked our books at 'high figures, with tiw view of ~akmg of!. a large discount. _ They are marked low for general sale, and a,c].iscount of TEN PER CENT. w1ll be allowed on purchases ranging from $1. to $50.; over that amount FIFrEEN' PER <JEN"f. will be allowed. We respect.fully invite an inspection of our W: EXTENSIVE FARM FOR SALE. Pocli:et _ Books, AND VARIED STOCK .... OF T EGGS and BUTTER Wanted ~ ch for style, durability and cheaps. F- HILL ness, cannot .be excelled in this vicinity To those iu Al1.REAJtS 1 he \\'Onkl Bay Albu1ns, Writing Desks, Ladies' Companions, · R. AR~l01T:R, l~:-<q., ]3ow-1nauvHJo. .j!J11e 25th 1 1872. o&to·o26-1n3!1tf CORN FOR SALE· WHOJ.,E, OR CJ.lACKED YOU MUST PAY UP Strayed. U -John · McDougall A NEW FIB:Mf Change of Business in the Pioneer Boot & Shoe Store. A.:\U·; into the pr_ e mises of the 1uule1·sig-ned, -----·----~----··-ONJ.!~ YEARLING· H.El~'E lt, red and wl1ite. The ~'"?ler can ha\·e h··r by pro\-ing p1u· pcrty, ::i.nd payni:; expe11i'3el:l. ' , .V. .t\. l.JLl.:.r. A Second Hand Den1ocrat suitable fur Goun· H ;q uJ.ttu.11 1 J11111,: ·1O, 1872. ~7 -tf. :1-"1.try wurlt. Inquire at ~forris'fl Ca.rria~e Factory. Bow1nil.nvil1e, :&fay23rd. 1872. '.l'hoi'!C '\\rho )1;~vo ~kec~tly settled, will ple<We a<.: · <:ept our hearty thanka. S. MASON. Bown~'l1tvillc FOR SALE. WANTED Dev 3rd. 1869. nlO -Blotters, Ink.stands, Note Pa1ler, Envelopes, &c., NEW SPRING GOODS, 1872 ----o---La.rge .Supplies & Stocks Complete. A'I' TRE Caa.·d. of Thanks. Going West. otrt;:B FOH, S.<\.J.iJj],with t~Bintg iitUe HJ1up atfatched, in a. good busines:3 part of the 'l'o"'·n. :U'or pru:tieulru·s apply to J. G. POLL.ARD, in tho p1·einiJ;es, two <loons EnsL of Ii'. Hcnd ~t·· 1:mn's .Hotel, Bowman\'ille. H '1 SELLING OFF! CHEAP FOR CASH All inc1bted to thi.: bnsiness 'vill please c:tll and aettlo thoir account ~ <U~ l:\OOll as pos8ibk. In retUl'Ji..iug ·you Jny sincere~ thanka for the very librira.J. patronage exte11deLl to me since ·- - - lll.Y comrrrn11cu1g bnsinci;H ; uud ll8 in co;nse· I quen~e of. other cngngemtints, I n111 ~otnpelled · to rehnqu1sh the sa.nie ; I ha.ve g:i:eat pl~a~uro 11-iH.El:! or fuur Coat l\1akeL1 ~ a~ Lhe , , llcm' er i~i recom1nending to :-·ou, M~ssrs. Andersou ~ Block. o Appl t ' , t;:o., 1ny.succes1:101·1;1 1 who are iu evt.:.1·y way quah· Y 0 _ tied to gH'e you-a!! gond Goods. ruid on as fa\'OI"· \\', II . .f"V~: s. able tern1 s a.~ those given by nie. Solicitiug for ]3uw1n:i.nvil]e, J\:[ay lG, 1872. u i. tf.n33. the1n your patronage, · I -am yours, Just Arrived. PICTURES BY THET HOU SAND. and Pl1 blishiug '-tc. Ten~ple ~ I~ l asliion, Oshawa 1\1 R . pleased .to ~ Reniember the Store, next to the West Durham Steam Printing Rouse, King Stree't, Bowmanville. rr R E WI N that he it:i now prepared to Hhtnv O p 'VING· to the :;:rea.t de1nau<l uf those be;rutiful pictures, c. BARKER . illANLGER. ... a.uILOUJ1ce, A;ve;·y la1·ge .and ,comptehensive Stock of Spring and . ·,. , ·Swnime1· Staple and Fcmcy Dry Goods, A1ltl ,~-Q~tl<l e6p~cially m~utiou !lorui:: very stiikiug auU amazin"sly beautiful lines in L STRAYED. ~he 1?ubsct1.lli;:r's :p_!'emi:'5es,,' Lot 13, 6 I N:l.'O Cun. Dal'liogton , Nov'(11nber 1'l.<>t one Sh~1>. ta·ty, RICHAl\D HJ<:.ED. --:o:-ln r i..: (er i::rH.:e tu the abu"fe, CHICAGO AS IT WAS CHICAGO IN FLAMES, w e 111-1.Nc fouut.1 it ueuo81:i<U")'.' Lo get another ];u·gu luL 1 [t pair ul' which wtll be 6Cnt, post ANn The owner expl'W5t.:1:1, J' . C. POLLAllJJ. Hu1vn1a.n-ri.lle, June 14th, J872. ;37.tf. l"-~Y jSrequested to prov~ <-~ntltake Jll SABBATH SCHOOL LIBRARIES I 'prop- her a'v;iy. ANDE:a.so:~t &; co., DRESS ·GOODS, SHAWLS, & MANTLES. --o--- W. CUit'l'IS. 1J1u·li11gto11 . .A.pril l8Ll t, ·1372, 29-tf. tl)kes pleasure in notifying the public of BowHl?-nv.i.He tlnd vicinity, that. they have pa.id fo1· NEW PATENT Jjl,A_NNING- lVllLL, now i·eady. Call at th1.1 E'OR SAJ...E. · ·I"\-\1 t1tili offei·ing t'Yo or three )>uildiug lot; for Male, t01·111s easy. J\ . g-oorl title. Bowrnanville, .A.pril 10th 1872 Fa,rm Implement Forwarding Agency and gee it rutd u. host of other firat-cfo..<Jl:l implen1ents : .JAMES MUIR. ·rn28-t.L of l\.1r. 1\.. REED, to ,v1Ji.d1 they bttvc hwi;t.:ly added. They are no\v prepared to f11t11ii.-;h evtiryth ing in their line, :E'urcha.sed the :Boot&; Shoe Business AT LOWEST RATES. O:N"LY l·'ORTY CBNTS l"><nota,ge Stan1ps t.n;k.eu ~part lJ<LYllleHt. s1~c irne1I8 ca.n be seen by calling llt thi8 Offiue. T_I-IE PUBLIC & SON ~umt:roua 1~r~~eut1:1tock l!~uruitu1-e, a~ded Agents 'Wanted ill every 'l'own and Village in OnL1W'io, to 'vhu1n he must liben~l induce1nen.h;i aro offerC'd. , Addresg 'rhe Millinery Depa.rtment will be fouud unusually nttru.ctivc thi~ 1:1easou, replete with some of tho cl1oiccst things in lat~ly G'l'(i,i n- G1·inders, Straw-Cuttm'8, Cider-1'rfills, &:c., &c. Orders to.ken for the · B Two ltorse Wood Saw, also the Broad Cast Drill and Grass Seed Sower. 'Jt "\V . ·TA:\lES, King St., Bown1an villi.:. J30.,vmauvill1:1, D1:c. 14 1 1871. nll- '!'he custon1 work is superintended by :rtlr. J. need, wh.o was, for 16 years: the principal OY abo ut 15 ye1wii of age as au aprirentiue '\'Oi-lnnru1. 1n l\ft. Reed's establiahment. to the Dr-y lToods busines~, apply at this A Call is Respectfully Solicited, office. A 1:1.rge a.Hso.rtment of trunks constantly ou J3ow1nanville, May Dth, 1872 _m32 tf. h::md. · · WANTED returning tnn.nka. to .their Cm1tomers, and the Public icncrally, forp1:1.st fa.vorg, I N'\Vould respectfully invite then· attcntlou to our of as we ha.ve 'Hth ' F. TREBILCOCK. Bowmanville, Ont. · I'rofessor White. rrl1£ACHl.m Oll 'rI!E PIANO-FORTE, prtlpnre<l to attenc1 ancl. re.ccivc i)npifa . rr ernts mi:ty be kuov,·n by n.p plicntion at:.\·'fr~ . \Vi lt->on'R Church Stroet. . Bowmanvillc 1 Joly 11th, 1872. ' l w·41. Siogiog, &c., Orgaui st~nd The highest prU:e paid in Cash fur Hide;. Notice. SUBSOilIBEB. pleaoure ia inTIIE forming the publ1c that hf:\ has added to stock of machinery, a :mnFAOlil and he tid~ es may ther?by be en~blcd to Supply all partiefl ·who tnay please to r~vor t1S held out to 'l:ho!le purcashing at our Establish1nent.. Pictures, Lookh~g Glil!$SeH, &i;., fl't!Jllcd to order, a.n<l 1n ev'ery style. Sa.mples ot tll~ cUtfe1;ent kind of Mould111ga Call be seen at the \V a.re~room. "\Ve '\Yonld ltfao beg to inform you, that having pur, ' chased a :i- call. Great lllduceinents thereto,_ ,that ~e RIBBONS, l!'LUWERS, TRlivfMJ]fGS, MILLINERY, MANTLE, AND &;u. und us only li'IRS:J.'.CLASS TALENT is employed to superintend our mrnss MAKINO, SPLENDID NEW . HEARSE, his L1~<liea may rely on getting New nnd :E'ashionable Garments '¥ell mad Composer, ie now Three .firnt-class wo1·krnen v;a.nted, 1wne othe:r rn!ed apply. we ~h1Lll be ready at all timce, to n.ttend l,UUE'ral!i, on short notice, N . l~. Coffim~ kept on hand,_ 10,nd ma<le to nr<le1·, at the ~1d rca.son~bl9 torw. _ ~ Friends, a.s far a.s Prices are concerned, call and judge for yourselves. PLAKER, Anderson & Co. )3Qwmanvillei June 1at11, 1872. ~horte8t fi i>7-tf. no-,\· prepared to do all cust01u 'vo . rk, ran notic.:c ;i,nrl nt U!'l.ll.'\l rntm1. . . '.!'. SMt1'lL J)arlington, Lot 1:3, Uth Con., Jt1ly2 '72. n"lly j I NEW DON INION RETAIL .PURlC'.1. JRE WARE-ROOM King Street East, Oshawa. (J!ilia.wa, .A.ug. 2Gtht 1870, s. Osh:iwa April, 3~d, 1871. I TREWIN, Corner King and Sim ere Strne~s ly I I