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THE MERCHANT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1872. L Ohora! Society in · Bowmanville. -. ADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WILLING to n.ssi."lt in the forma.tion of a. Choral Sooi&ty in this town, are requested to leave their na.met:t with the undersigned.. .A. meeting will be cnlled at an early date t o make the prelimi· na.ry arrangement.a. EDWARD . J. WRI'l'E, Profos8ot· uf Music. .Bown1a1n·ille, Aug, 16. · GRAND UNION PIC-NIC I· ---o-- BOWMAN VILLE Machine and lmplemenT MANUFAO TURING OOMPANY. 11-lANUFAUTURERS OF Leffel American Double rrurbinc \Vu.ter'Wheel Iron .and \Vood Working 1\.-Iachiuery, Oircular Saw )fills, Shingle Machlnes, Grist Mill Machinery, Lath Mills, Great Gathering of Firemen I . --o -_ .\.gre1::1ably to the decision at tho Pie· Nie in Cobourg lo.s t year, the Annual Union Pie-Nie of Firemen and their friends will this year be held i n the MURDOCH BROS · Another lot of those splendid Instruments, " 'fhe Silver Tongue." Just arrived, and on exhibition at our Show Room. Town of l3owm.a.nville, on · THURSDAY, SEP. 5TH, '72 'rhe 13ow1nanville .Fire Drigade have issi.iccl invitations of attendance to the ·Brigades of · Rochester, St. OatherVne. s, Harrdlton, Toronto, A u1·ora, Oshawa, .Port Perry, Orono, I:.indsa.y, l_)eterboro', Port Hope, Ooboiirg, Belleville, }t.lapanee, and Kingston ; an<l the Mayor of Bo-wmanville on behalf of the fire Brigade, ]1as invited the principal officers . of the above Corporations to be presen t. .- ~ Self-R.1*e Rea.per~, ~:!owing ~ ..., ]..lacbiucis. Spring Stock Of Dry Goods Is now complete with all the novelties of the sea.son. ll'~n.ning M ilfa, BIO:&: BG :BAB:S::BB. It is expected, therefore, tha1~ this will be one of the grandest demc1 nstra tions in the interests of Firemen t!u;,t has ever taken place in Canada, Chopping ~ills, :Feed CutLcri>, &c. Tho visitors will be met at the Bor1ts a.nd Railway stations, and escorted to t.h e Drill Shed. A Procession ·will subsequently be f01·m· ed on the D1·ill Shed Grounds, and will _ p arade · the principal Btreets. - o- A. JvI. GIBSON, J.l fanagei·. llu>\1.l}:i.Uvilk, Juuc 20tb, 1872. tn"Jf;·.2.?LJ·ly. Millinery Goods, Dress Goods, · SEVERAL BRASS will be in attendance, BA~DS During the !l.fternnon speeches will be ·~eli \'Cred at the Drill Shed; also, there will be an1ueo· ments on th e Grounds. Every effort ii!! p1lt forth to make the day a h<t.ppy one; and it hi ]1oped the public generally will unite in the celeb1·ation. ' \1'G'Fa1·thet· pa·rticulars ·in programm.t s. J . PEBCY, JR., F. T. HOSKIK, ~ecretlM'"IJ. Ghfrf Engineer. - o- J.. & W'. J. :M:cMurtry Be Co Are n ow showh1g a foll :i,ssortrnent of Parasols, Kid Gloves, etc. Also a large stock of DRY GOODS 4-ND MILLINER.Y; A fin e lot of :Professor White. 1f1EACHER OF THE PIANO.FORTE, . Singing, &c., Organist and Composcr,is now prepared to attend and receive pupils . 'l'erms may be known by application at ~Irs. Wilson's, Church Street, lw-41. 'Bowman ville, July 11th, 1872. Gentlemens Fu1·nishing Goods~ Tweeds, Fancy Coatings, Vestings, Shirts, · Cloth and Gents · Furnishing~·_ ,., ---oA full Stock of W. S. BOYLE, M. D. R-WlJA'l'E of the Universities of Trinity College, Tpronto, and Victoria College, Col:iom·g. LicentJate of the College of Physicin.ns and Surgeons,· Ontario. Office, King Street, 011e dool' west of ~il'. Cornish's J tnvellrjr S tore, Bowmanville. ol8-·Ut31-tf. 13owmanville, April 30 1872. G Ties and Colla1·s, etc. Bowmanville, May 7th. 1872 FRESII GROCERIES, All to be sold Cheap .. 1 ly · FARM FOR SALE. HE North West FIF'L'Y ACHES of Lot 21 T 8th Con.. of Darlington. 42 acres in, a. good atato of cultivation. Good out buildings. inc ' l"i'ol' particulars apply or.i the premises to Higliest p1 ·ice pafo /01' BUTTEB (tn d EGGS. , UHARLES KN.iPP. Du.rlington, Mar<h 15th 1871. 24.tf . WANTED. or four Coat?r!akers, at the"' Deo;ver THREE Block." Apply to Bowmanville, .~fay lG, 1872. SAL11 AND PLASTER ALWAYS ON HAND Sign of the Golden. Lion, l3owm.a.nville. Bowrnan villc. May 7th 1872. · W. H. lVES. m.tf.n33. American Organs! HE SMITH AMERICAN. ORGAN UO. ba.ve now completed their Twenty-lfirst yell.l' of business, }vith a. constant 'and still in· ct.._'Ctudng growth. As the 'ma.nufactory is one of th"e oldest, it a.hio ranks ~mong the highest in the co11ntry, During the loDt> experienee of the ·~anuJacturers, they ha.ve .steadily. added to the -ca.pa.city of their jnstruments, and have availed ' ~bw-iselves qf everr ,method tO improve .the _ q~l1t;y of tone and to mcreaae the mechruucal fli.cil· ties for th~ performer. And though they expect to continue the course of improvement, they a.re ~tly. satisfied with what bas been. done, and witJJ the f'~timatio:b. in "\'Vbich their in· str.uments are held by good judges of 1nusic. ' ~heMtofore, they will use tl;e best materials, ' with'out regard to cosS,·aud give to every Orgf~ll the'. most thorough worJnnansbip. · T1!-ey especially invite sompa.x:isous as to the quality M.d volume of.tou.c, .and as to the effective mechanical appliances. They call attention to the fact th.at :their Orga.ns are sold AT EX· TREMELY LOW PRIOES,M lnw as is charged for many of an inferior sort. Having ala1·ge, and thoroughly app.oiutecl tuanufactory,employing none but skilled workmen,and llaving made a minute division of labor they are able to produce Ol·~a.na at less rates than most competitors. '.l'n.,y oeliev\'!, also, that among othe1· things, the .have earned a r eputation for fair dealing, and they 'vould a.ssure distant purchasers that no Organ will ever leave their wart·rooms '"°;th their knowledge, ~.tho.t ie not in every teapect perfect of its cl.ass. · .A.a they have before stated, they intend to secure .a friend in every pul'chaser. Tht:1ir cata· logue, with full de!:!cription andaceurate engravin~si :vill be sent free to B-!1Y a<ld~ss upon ap· plicat1011. All ueceaaa·i'Y mformation cheerful· ly furnish~d , Addreaa STRAYED. N'rO the Subscriher's p_remises, Lot 13, 6 I Con. D arlington, in Novem ber last, one Sheep. 'l'he owner is requested to prove property, pay expenser:i her away. W. CUR'rIS. .Dadingtou, April 18th, 1872. 29·tf. r.ud t.n.k~ T .A...\l stiU offering two or three puilding lota ror . · te y. .\. J?'O()d h tle. .J .UIES ~n:;Jll. Do' 1u·nV1L.:.e, .April ltlth 1:. 7':.: D :._ ... ~~, r McCLUNG BROS'. Spring Stock is compkte in every ,dePllirtmen*'. a.4d wili be sold cheN> for Cash. . - WANTED ·ice this ~. FOR SALE .A NEW FI:RK ! lll. for sale, his valuable farm in Cartwright. l\./fR. S. 'l11ill\VI~ FIRST CLASS FARM SABBATH SCHOOLLIBRARIES AND has determin ed to offe1· · It is known to bo one of the best fanns iu these Co11 otie1:1, n.ud is beautifully situated on each side of the " Scugog Gravel iload i conta.ius 160 acres, beinp Lot 11, in the third Concession of said townsnip. Soil- clu.y 111a1n, in higl1 state '[N ·tho village of 'l'yrone,a. Bl110ksmith't1 Shoµ, of cultivation. Buildings good . The fa.1·m js .2f X." 50, Stable and Drh;ng Shed, 20 x · J(i, well fenced, ha:; a fine orcha,rd, ben.ring, grafted a good Dwelling House with one acre of lano:J. fruit. There is also about tifteeu acres of hrnsh A lot of good fruit trees in it, for p<)rticula.ns llri rdwoodt,.fenced . Dfotanc\:) from the thriving n.pply on tho pre1nises to villarre of \Villiamsburg, one n1ile · fivtl fro1n EnJAMES COLLACOTT . niskillen, mul thirteen Irani the 1'.1own of l3nw1uanville. . 'l'yront, May 28, 1872. . o22-m35, tf. Ft.ir particulars apply to the snbsoribei-, at Oiillawa, or to R . ARMOUR, Esq., Bowmanville. June :.:ltith, 18i2. . o&m-o26-m39tf rrHl!: SUBSCRJ13~;R begs respectfully to inform the public that as ?v!r . .R. ii~cd's CAUTION business has changed hands, he bas o/Jen business on his o.wn account in the 8 wp' 1 am sole agent for LAZARUS &MORt-wo doors \Vest of Murdoch l31·os. ; V;htre lie will keep on band a. fh·st·class stock of Boots and RIS' perfected S pectaclcs and Eye Glas Sho·~ s suitable for the season . Order 1vork \vill They never s·1pply or cmplo/ ony have his prompt and best attention. Twenty ses. frye yea.rs ex.pcrience in the trade, nwre than the Others. £Iowever sp~cious the pretence last two of whic11 he has spent as outte1·. and made by them that they have them, do riot general numager in Mr. Reerl's eEtablishment, has given hlm opportunities of learning what the believe it you will be swiuclle:l if you do people n~ally want. l[e has therefore no doubt of being able to give satisfaction to all who shall AARON BUCltEER, agent for Bowmanfavor him with a (;all, and hopes by giving due ville ai1d vicinity~ attention to businesH to receive a fair share of -public support. J. SMALE . BowmatlYU. · \Ia.y ·>;1, 1~7~ m ~ Lf. Change of Business in the Pioneer Boot & Shoe Store. To ~ent, or Sell. Card of Tb.anks. In returning you tny sincere thanks for the very libet-a.l patrona.~e ex.tended to me since my commencing busutess ; and as i n consequence of other engagements, I am compelled to i·elinquieh the same ; I havo groat plea.stu·e 'in recon1mending to you, Mesius. .A11derson & Co., my s11cce~sp1-s. who are in every wn.y quali~ tied to give you ll:!! good Goods, and on as favo1 ·able ter1ns as .those given by me. Soliciting for thon1 your patronage, . · ~ ~ I nm yow·s, RICHARD REED. REWARDS. --:0:-- We have just opened one of the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF New Business. 1nanville and vicinity, ihat they have .THE SMITH AMllRIOAN ORGAN 00 --:o:- Tremont St., opposite Waltham St· . la refc:rcr~c~ to the aho'Ye, Boston, Mass. AND:B~SON & -J M BRIMAOOMBE, takes pleasure in notifying the publie of Bow· Bowmanville· CO., Sabbath School . ... Lib1·aries and Rewards ever oftei·ed for sale in Bowmanville. Pa.rties wishing to reple~sh their School Libraries, or to purchase Re . wards, will please to remember two th.ings : · First, Our ~tock of School Books is no old stuft; picked up at Auction Sales, nor has tt been. on our Shelves for yea,rs. We .have sold out anil refilled our shelves, half-a-dozen times during the p·st year, and have now purchased .so largely, that we have not l'OO!Il to exhibit them. Please come and take them away. Sec?nd, We have n?t marked ou1· books at highligures, with the view of ~kmg off a large discount. 'l'hey are marked low for general sale and , a discount of TEN PER CEN'!'. will he allowed on purchases ran in from SL to $50.; over that amount FIFTEEN PER CENT. will he allow~d.g We reepectfully invite an inspection of our :Purchased the l3oot & Shoe :Business _e \' erythi~ Gcnornl Ageut for tho .Provine.a of Ontario. Bowmanville, April 3rd, 1872. 1Y-014-1n27 . o{ J)ilt . lt REED, to whic~ they have largely added. 'J'hey .~u·e now prepared to furnish in their line, NEW PATENT JlOW ·, FOR SALE. Uowma.nvillc, I\'Ia.y23rd. 1872. - - -· ~~~..,.--~-----c:::--~· A 8ceond H an.J. Dc1nocrat f:uitable for (Joun~ Farm Implement Forwarding Agency A large a."fflortment of trunks constantly. on .ll.try wotk. Inquire at Mol'ria'$ Ca1·t1.age and see it and host of ot11e.t_ftrst-cla.ss imple- hand. ~ .F actory. The highe;i.t price paid ii> Cash for Ilideo· ... ments .y F ANN'ING l\IJILL, ready. Cu.U at the a Gmin-.Gri1i.rlers, Straw-Outte,.~, ~-. .AT ,LOWEST RATES. '" The cust~m work is superintended by ):lr. J. R.eed, who was, for 16 yeai·o'lt the principal 1vo1·lpna.n in }fr. Reed's establishment. Just _ ,Arrived. PICTURES BYTHETHOU SAND. A Call is Respectfully Solicited, 0 . tiful -W:ING. ~o the gren.t de1nand of those beau· pictures, OH~OAGO A MUSICAL TREAT. 'i'~l·:IB followin~ ::.\.u~uet Oiiler-J.11ills, &c., &:c. Orders taJron for the 'J.'hree.fir.st-class worlmnen wantecl, none at.her" .need apply. AS IT WAS AND EXTENSIVE AND VARIED .. STOCK , J . .be had for t11irty cent.a by 1:1ecding for the Number of PETER's 1"Ius1cAL ~10N'l'HL Y. selections of Ne·.v Music cu,n · Two ltorse Wood Sa.w, also the Anderson & Co. Bowmanvi~le, CHICAGO IN FLAMES, we hu.ve fom1d it necessa.ry to get auothe1· large lot, a pair of which will be sent, · poet paid for Pocket Books, Albums, OF J.'he ·p ieces are aloo published in Sheet ll'orm at June 13th, 1872. 37-tf. 1 the pl'ices a.nnexed. :i\feet tne, Ma{,'1,-,;,e, S. and Co, . . .. Hays 40 cts ]}right Sta.r tbnt Crowns with ·-'-~-~-=----~ B;:";:!";!:";itY(:.·..;. . Song.... . ........ ..... .. Kuchen 30 cts o e-ep so, Siter Da.rling. , .... Song and Chorus . .... .. , ... .....Stew&1·t. 30 cts ~{y heart ia W eary . .. Ballad . ... Gounod 50 cts .locus Polka. Four Hands .. ... .... Stl'uss. 35 cts Sunlight Scottische ...... .. .. . . ... . Goote 30 t1ts Georgie's "\Va.Itz ................ . Kinkel 35 ctt:i R osalba. P olka :&1azurku. ......... Kleber ·10 cts Broad Oast Drill and Grass ·seed Sower. ONLY FORr.ry CENTS J-UNE, 1872.__ Postage Stamps taken as part payment. Spechnens can be seen by calling at this Office. NEW SPRING GOODS, ·1872 ~-~o~-- Writing Desks, Ladies' Companions, Blotters, Inkstands, Note Paper, Envelopes, W and Publ,JsMng House, King Street, Bowmanville. Agents Wa.nte Iu every Town nnd Village in Ontario, to wl.ton1 he moet liberal inclucemenis are offered. AddreSB . . DON'T TO CALL AT A fu 11 Stock of :C.arge SU:P:Plies & Stocks Cqm:P1ete,. AT THE . .. Address J. L. Peters, 599 Broadway, New York. F or Hn:t:ness, MASON'S Saddles, .F. TRllBILCOCK. Bowma.nville, Ont. S. G. WEBSTER, L. D. S ·A Chemical Food & Nutritive · Tonic. ·wl'l'Hou·1· l'HosPHonus Temple~ lash~on,Oshaica MR. TRE .W IN' I s ple~cd to 1.1n11ounce, that he ii; now prepared to ahew no thought Valises, say the Gormans, nnd they might add, no " l C a· n c. iteap action, since Ph1~)horus and its compounds n1·c New, Fashionable, Whips, known to be the motive powe1· of the nervom~ 1 J and mnacltlar system. l'hey constitute niore BeUs, &c., than hn.lf tho material of the human body, being found in overy tisl:!ue, nud tbei1· prtistince is ab· which for style, durability and cheap· solutely essential to nut1·ition, as they promote A:ND ness, cannot be excelled in t)lis vicinity the conversion of albumen in the food into T2' .&. R~ C'!l .· fibrine, which ia the vitalizing atrent of pure, ~~ & D healthy blood. '!'hey are now comiua into uni'l'o tho<le in ARHEAR S, he would ~·Y versal u~e in Eui-ope, and .America i; the treat1ne11t of Scrofulous, Consumptive and Venereal lliaea.seat which are caused by impoverished ·or ---o--poisoned blood; and in diseases of woman suffer· ing from irregulal'ities, obstructions and t:1X· nausting diecharges, in pa.le, puuy children, and Olothingmade to order, the best that conditions of nervous and physieiaJ prostra· trimmings only used, and the lowest tion resulting from bad habits, excessive use of stimulants and tobacco, and a.11 the train of · Bowm-..nville ·IJt!C 3rd. 1869. nlO price charged. in the most difficult cases· evils known as a fast life. 'l'he great reliability and pt·omptncss in its t!fftcts ilt im1nedio.tely (S. G. lV . ho.s been very successfl1l in in1:1ert· and pertnanently restorin~ the devitalized con· " h1g i;tl tution has made Dr. \Vheele1-s Compound GOOD Elixir of Phosphatesnud Cnlisaya a. great ftwARTI:FICIAL PALArl'ES, ocite.with the Physiciruus and publiu. Sold b)r \\There they ha.v.e been destroyed by disease, or J. HIGGINBOTHAM at One Dollar per bottle. ai·e the result Qf .congenital defect. Bowuumville, l'eb. 27th, 1872. o:$3-m45·1m If you valu~ your he-41th, Trunks, A very la1·ge ancl comprehM1sitve Stock of Spring and Summ1e1· Stapk and Farury D1'y Goods, And would especially mention som.e vefy strikin'g and am.:izingly bcu.u.,tilul . .lines in _ &c., &c. Rememb~r the Store, next to the West Durham Steam Printing I SURGEON DENTIST YOU MUST PAY UP I I JP'4NAK.A DRESS GOODS, SH\ilWLS, & MANTLES. -o--- c. BARKER MAN-iGER. .. 'l'he Millinery Department , will be found unusually attractive· this season, repfote 'dtb som~ nf tho choio..!st things in · TO M.tuini~ TFIE PUBLIC i:::J· CORN FOR SALE WALTER WIGG & SON, ' aadd~ . e JN 'WHOLE, OR ___,.CRACKED i John McDougall New Groceries. . Don't neglect yo. iw TEETJI, f.lEAO'l'JFUJ, GOLD FILLINGS i;isel't ed on a new pMnciple. . n11i.l!: SUBSCRIBER takes Notice. thanks t.o their uurr":lrous CllStomere and the Public enerall · fnr f reB)1ect(ully invite their a'.ttention to our l>~sentstock of Fu~iture y~ we Ph"::! ereto, that ~e may thereby be en:.bJed to . s tipply all parties who ma 'plea8e to f:vor a~ ~14 as vnly FIRST-CLASS 1'.ALENT is employed to superintend our ~1th ~ call Grea.t indu~ments held out to those 'pu:rcaehin('I' at our Estahliatment p· t Lookll~g Gla.sseFJ, &o., framed to order, a.nd in evtty style. 0 Samj>lcs of the diffe~nt kind.re;{ MILLINERY, MANTLE, AND DRESS MAKING Mouldinga · purQhl\led ft. oo.n be Ileen a~ the 'Va.re-mom. \Ve would"l.1m> beg to inform you , tb ath , a.vms- RIBBONS, FLOWERS, TRIM1lfIMGS, .!Jc. I pleasure in in· stock of macl1 ine:ry, a SUll.FA£'E ?~Alfl!:R, and he s l\OW prepru·od to do all custo1n work, on Rooms formerly occupie<l by 'f. J . J one:i,ovcr shorte' t noticu unc1 nt """"1 ""te·. '.l'. S~HTII . .F. F. l\{cArthur'fl Store, King .Street . ,Da,l'lington, Lot ~.9 , 0th Con., Jnly2 '72. roly in42·1y. BowmauviHe,July 17th, 1872. ..l forming the public that he has added to his Dolla.1· TEA for 85 Cents. , EGGS . Strayed. wlnte . 'l'he ownl:lr can have ht-r by provil}g proi perty, ?.tµd p~ying expenses , · · W . ALLIN. H~n1pton, June 10, 18!2 , 37-tf. into the premisee pf the undorsig11ed, O .~{E ONJii YEARLING HErnim, re<) a.nil Ladies m.eiy rely 9n getting New and Fashionable Garmep.ts well l+tad ' Friends, as fur as Prices are CO!loerned, call and judge for yourselves. SPLE:&DID NEW HEARSE, we ~hall be ready a.t all timet11 to a.ttend Funt1ral~, 'on short notice, and reasonei.ble N. B. Coffins kopt (Ill hand, ~nd made to order at the i.t.-r.tril, PRICES MODERATE· an d :S UTTER Wanted s.· Oshawa April, 3rd, 1871. ··:. s. TREWIN, Comer King and Simcoe Streets ly NEW DOMINION RETAIL FURNI'l.URE WARE-ROON O·h·w·, .A.u1. 26th, U10. F· HILL ltin& Street East, Oshawa.