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' · THE MERCHANT, DECElV[BER 5, 1873. THE SUN. TRAYED into the of the Subl3crib" S er about the 25th of last month, a two year old r~m. 'l~he owner will pl~ase tl:\ko hiln away und pav for advertisement. pren1i~es = WEEKLY, SEMI-WEEKLY, and DAILY. 1 l11E '\VE.ERLY SUN is too 'vidoly kuewn to require any extended rceommendatin · but 'the reasons which have already given it fifty thou. and subscribera., and which v:ill, we hope, gi\"·e it ma.ny thousands more, arc briefly as follwa: It is a fl.rat-rate nows pa.per. All the news of the day will be fonndin it, conden.si::,d 'vhen unimportan t , at full length when of m'lnnent, ancl always presented in a clear, intelligible, and iuteresting mo.nner. ' · It is a first-rate fa1nily papei·, full of enter taining and instru ct~v e reading of every kind but containing nothing that cau offend the 1nost delic< Lte and scr11pulous taste. It is a first-rate i;i tory pa.per. The best talcs and romances oJ current literatute are carefully selecteJ and legibly printed in it.s pages. It is a £rst-rate a.gi:icultural paper. 'l'he most fresh and instructive :.\rticles on agricultural topics regularly appear in this depar~ment. It is an independent political paper, belonging to no pa.rty-and wen.ring no collar. It tights for principle, and for ~he election ~f thtj bi;st men to offic~. It espec1ally de~' 4.ltcs its energies to tho exposure of the great corruptions that now 'veakeh and disgrace our oountry, a.ud tbrea.ten to undermine republican institutions altogether. It has no fear of knaves, and a.<:;ks no favors fro1n theii' supp9rters. It reports the fl).sbions for the ladies and the markets for the men, e_ specially the cattle mark~ts. to which it pays particular attention}'1nally1 it irs the cheapest paper published. One doll.ru: a. year ·will sccµrc it for any .,ubscribM er . It is not necessary to get up a club in order to have the 'VEEKLY SUN at this rate. Any one who sends a einglc dollar will get the paper for a year. We have no trn.velling agents. ~'HE '\\7Eli: KLY S uN.-Eigh" t pages, fifty-six column s. Only $1.00 a ycn.r. No diEcountts from thifl rate. THE SEMI-WEEKLY SuN,-Sa.me size as the Daily Su.n. $2.00 a year. A <liscoun.t of 20 per cent. to clubs of 10 or over. 'l'BE DAIL)' Suri. - A large four -µage 11ewspape1· of tweD.ty-eight columns. Daily circula.tion over 120,000. All tl1e l11!\\'S for? .;en ts. Subscription price 50 cents a. month, or $6.00 a. year. 'l'o clubs of 10 or over, a discount of 20 per cent. To the :Cnhabita.nts of :Bowm.a.nville. I a m about g~tting a - W. GLASPALL, Lot No. 24, 9th Con. 9-3ill1! . f Dad ingtou, Dec. 4th, 187::t DENTAL BURRING by whi('h I call ENGINE ' 'I'HE about a month, two Steers, coming four y;ar~ ~ld, one red, '"ith a. i;inall pieee broke from top of horn, the other is a. brindle, 1i11<:> ton S '.rR~I\.._YED fre1n the 3rd Concession of ])11r- Fill and 'l'eeth in less than ha.lf 'the usual time with less pa.in to tht:l P?.tient than ben1toforc, und that. J bav(> procurcU a. Ne-w And Jim.proved. tor geuer~tinr· EJ.ephant House. HE UNDERSIGNED in returning tha.nks T to his many friends a.ud the \)uh lie generally for the libel'al patrouage extenc ed to him dur· with white head and face. GEO. TRIMBLE Appa:t.~a.tus nenr lvicDouga.ll's l\1ill. Bow1n<J.11 villc, ~ov. 27, 1873. m8-3wks. into the prcinises of the Subscrihor, L'lt 16 ·Uh Con. on or ~l>out the 12~h inst. a Ram I.. a.~b. '!'he owner is requested to prove pro,PCrty 1 pay clui.rgcs nnd take it away, Darlington Nov. ~O EXTRAC'I' TEETH v.ri rrHOUT PAIN. ARTIFICIAL TEETH; BEST UPPER SETS, $20,00 do. GOOD do. $16,00 ::'.'litrous Oxide G1J.s, by wh1ch I can now O A?tIJ<~ GEO. JOLL. Sina. NTO 'l'HJi..: Subscriber's premises, Lot 9,Con, 10, J)a.rling:ton, on the 21st inst. 1 a Y Cu.r· li ug Heifer, t he ownei· requited to prove p1·op· erty, pay expenses, ti.nll take her a\vay. CHAS. WELUO ~ . Nov. 20 th , l e73. m ~3ins pd. TRAYED from the Suhscriber's prem~Kes, LJt l'lo. 1, 6th Con. of Da.rlin~t_on, ~ lted Heifer, 2 yefirs old. Any p crsoi: g1v1ng ,mfornui.tion leading to her recovery, will be suitably I S l'ewarded. W. RUNDLE. Darlington, Nov. 14th, 1873. 7-tf. col- or rod and ·white. 'l1he· owner ~:ill obhge by p1;aving property, paying expenses, · and t:i.k· ing it a,way. 0 giuninO' of Septe1nber, a. Steel', THE SUBSClUllER'S premise·, Lot I NTO 12, 6 Con. 'Darlington, on,or about the be· 1 year old ; preparation, made chiefly from the native herbs found on the lower ranges of the Sierra Nevada mountains of Californ!a, the medicinal properties of which are extracted therefrom without the use of Alcohol. 'l'he question is almost daily asked, "What is the cause of the unparalleled success of VINEGAR BrrTEits f" Our auswer is, that they remove the cause of disease, and the patient rocovers bis health. They are tho great blood purifier and a life-giving principle, a. perfect Renovator ;md Iuv1gorator ot the system. Never before iu the history of tho world has a medicine been q.nalities of VINEGAR ll1°1'TERS in hc:ili.:ug the a1ck of every disease man is: heir to. They tt.re a gentle Purgative as ·well as a Tonic tclievi~g Congesti_on or Inflammation of tb:o Lrrcr and Visceral Organs, in B ilious Com:p~undcd Dr. J. Walker's California Yin· egar )Jitters are a purely Vegetable Licentiate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Ont. Bowmnnville, Oct~ber, 1873. J. l.VI. :Srimaioombe, YOURS RESPWJ'.l'FULLY, CASH. ing the past 18 years, begs to announce th:kt from and after t he 15th Septembe1·, he will carry on the same bnsiness, but more extensively under the nn.m.e and style of J onN ~ioLEOD & Co. rrompt vayn1cnt of all accoi1nts is render· ed irr1perative by this bu13in css arrangement, and all persons indebted will p lease take notice n.nd govor:n themselves accordingly. FALL OPENING - JOHN ::lfcLEOD. J3owtnnnville, September 4th, 1873, Autum11 Fashions ---oo--- · r SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS T Joh~u~o~:~:.~.~Co'T 11agnificent display of New and TO CA.SH BUYER,S. HLiberal Support and H · Goods. Patronage AT Rich ANDERSON &· CO'S E Ilct)T AND SHOE E:M:J?ORI'C"M:. MEN'S GAITERS AT $1:5p. matel:ia cxten<led so long to John l\1cLeocl, and takes this opportunity of in· for1nin g the public, that they have E possessing the reutarka.blo ]-laving eceived a lar~e p0rtion of our fa.11 and wi t1ter stock of boots and shoe~. we ~i..re desir· ous to turn them into casb, therefore g reater bargains than ever \Yiil be giv en. Call ea.rly while t he stock is large ·~ nd get bargains , .1\.lr;o n. liwge stock of our ow111nan\.l factu1-e, made h1 the best style a.nd of the beBt DISCARDED TIIE 'l'HOS. HARDY. m7 3 ins. A.l\fE into the preinises of t~e Sub;,cribur Lot No. !J, 7th Con. of Darlmgto?, a.~~11t the 1niddltl nf last month, a Blft.ck Hc1fer. I he owoc1· ca.n ha\·e her by pay ing expenses. DIBea.acs. , O w. H. c1.rn~rnNS. VINEGAR BITTERS are Apericnt, Dia.phoretio Carminative, Nutritious, LaJ>ative, Diuretic' Sedativo, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Altera: tivo, and .Anti· Bilious. The ptQpertics of DR. wALKER's Rubbe1s in Great Variety. DarJington, Nov. 18th, 1873. ------- - n7·3ins. Adch·css '1 TIIE SUN, " New Yorl" City. 7·6iat1 . R. H. McDONALD &; CO., Sa.ratoga., and. other Trunks. ALL . CHE_,_i\.P FOR CASH. AT FRUIT, Confectionery Depot. DR'UG STORE! WI£0LESALE and RETAIL _L_ Just arrived, and for Sale, <~t the above depot 1 Druggists nnd Gen. Agts., San Francisco Cnlifornin. aud oor. of 'Vnslii!Jb--ton and Charlton stB N Y ' Sold by nil Druggists o.ncl DeP'.lei-s.· J3own1anville, .Oct 1st, 1873. Heed's old Stand.. .A.ND L :d~~,:d:t~~~=~~:-L E ALLU~S::~~~~NTS E p P willbe E OLD . ~;'STEM,E MURDOOH BROS. hrwe opened out an immense stock of New Fall Goods; Great c~re has been tiiken in buying the Stock, and as nothing but First Class Goods have been purchased, customern can rely on getting good value for their money. o, _ __ DRESS GOODS . Plafo. and figured Lustres, Plain .and Tartan Wool Poplins, Metz Cords Figured Repps, Empress Cloths, and an endless variety of other new Dress Goods. Black Alpaccas, Double Warp Black Lustres, Black Cobourg, Black Paramattas, Black Crnpe Cloths, Black Metz Co1·ds. RENDERED M.LOVVRY, CHEMIST and DRUGGIST, begs most reap_ectfulty to inform the iulmbi- COME and SEE~ ""r~;,;,.,,,.,"~ HATS, CAPS Nev; Fruit and ConfecUonerys, DATES, FIGS, LEMONS Choice Lemon, Orange a.nd Citron Feels, TYRnOiNE, S n _l_"l Ii e .r..T J.i MA:EtXUS MA YEE Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, rcspectfulJy announces n Patent JJ1edicines, PerfumLARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT ery, Brushes, Combs, -ofToilet Soaps, NEW GOODS Our Dominion Excelsior RaspberryVin- Horse and Cattle Medicines. suitahle for the Fall ·and Winter tr~de. His Soft Shell Almonds,Filberts, Brtl:'il and Wall lfots, Keiller's Marmalade, West Indi<< l)reserved Ginger, Pears, Plums, To~ matoes, <f: Peaches, Green P eac, Green Oorn <f: Lima Beans. 'and surrounding country, that be hM opened a Drug Store in the above named village, ORANGES TO ARRTVE with a well aswrted atock of AND FURS! -. o-- N ·E w I L L 'S N T H ' ln e~c:i and e'very year. In .the case ot "fonufacturero, Mechanics, and others 1 whose accounts may amount to $50.00 or over, their note,if agreed upon, wiU be taken payable at t11e Bank for · · a stated p eriod. N T H · ~1ILLINERY T~e as~ortment of Mi_llinery and Millinery Goods is very extensive and m trunmed or untnmmecl Hats and Bonnets every tuste can be consulted as the variety is so great. The Flowers and Feathers, Laces, &c. we claim to have the largest assortment to be found. '.l'HE Fall~ Winte11 VERY Dry Goods Q Cash Purchasers A ND ---:0:- egar,Salmon, Lobsters and Sardines Tomato Sauce and Pickles He has nlso stock of Furs embraces They have come and are coming, at the Fruit Depot. Books, Jlfaps, Cha1'ts, SHELL & SHELLED OYSTERS. F1·ames, Enq1·avings, QUAi.l1'Y is the test of CHEAPNESS. Stationery, Scho~l 1Joolcs, T. DARLINGTON. Bowmanvillc, Dec. (th, 1873. n9-tf A LARGE LOT OF . will always get goods at prices cut FINE, as '?ur great aim. will be to court tlus class of trade. Prompt Payers on credits short In Black and White real Laces and Lace Collars, we have a large assortment, at prices to suit all. ALLTHE NOVELTIES, as 'vell as necesaaries in the depa.rtmeat. -0- LADIES' 'and G·EN'l'S' FTJ"RS Bowmanville. Nov. 1st, 1873: Stock La.rge AND Q Our Stuck of Tweeds, Fr111cy Coatings, Pilots, Beavers, Peteashams Meltons, etc., will be found unusually large. Bowmanville, May 7th, 1872 His Gents' DepJ.l'tment iB eqtui.lly well sup· plied with Hillier Grist Mill. HE SUBSCRIBER desires to return thanks to his ~usto1nors forP~\.8'1'-fav-ors 1 and takes this opportunity of informing ca.ttle feeders, and others, that he is prepared to chof feed a.t the low price of T·wo conts ]Jtw-b.uijhe . Flour and feed deli~·m·ed to purchasers. "'hen rec1uired. H. FREEMAN. rn7 2 wks. Physicians' prescriptions and F~rnily !ttfedi. cines carefully compounded. Public patronage respectfully solicited. mMf. Tyrone, Nov. 12 th~ 1873. Muffl.ers, Collars, Shirts, Braces, Scarfs, Umbrellas, &c. His Ifat and Cap depi-1,,rtment, as usual, is r eplete with the C I-I E AP. UWell Assorted !ij E -.-a- T WANTED, for S. S. TEACHER Apply to either No. 20, Darlington~ VARIOUS STYLES, and intending purchasers "'·ill £.nd no better stock in tho country. JNO. RUSE. THE WESTERN S. J. YVILLIA~IS, fl.Trustees. D. HOGAH'.l.'H. A CALL IS RESPECTI'ULL Y SOLICITED AT THE CORNER STORE ALL KINDS OF F URS ALTERED AND REPAIRED. NEW GOODS. --My New Goods have s , MURDOCH BROS. Solina, Nov. 7th, 1873. 6tf. O:aslh paid :icn.· Daw LONDON, ONT. 'l'he Gi·eat ]\:i.mily N ewspa.per ha.a no'v attained th e largest circnlation in Ontat'io outside of 'l'orGnto. FARM FOR SALE. -oN the TOWNSHIP Ol' I on liot No. 11, 9th Concession, abou t 83 Acres of Good Land, in a convenient place ; DARLIN(~'.l'ON, Furs. 18~3 . · NEARLY ALL CO~IE TO HAND, Bowrnanv ilJe, Ootobcr, M.MAYEll. and the assortment will be found Only One Dolar Per Year. Balance of the prooi::r ~ y;:;-.r FREE. :FroriI. now t') lf>t January, 187G, fur One Dol· l~~r, payable sti·ictly in advance, within three miles of the 'lillages of Enniskillen, Haydon, anll Tyrone, and nine 1.uilt:ls from the ·rown of Bow1nanville. There is about 55 acres cleared, and in good cultiva.tion ; tho rest in vo.luaUle Timbered Land. 'There is a huge JUST A:R:EtIVED - JJ.t the-· FASHION HOUSE, Fall and Winter Fashions. NEW MILLIN ERY, HATS & BONNETS, LATEST STYLES IN TRIMMING, &C. ~ ~o- · VERY COMPLETE AND tern attached. IT CONTAINS 8p<iddjog Editorials, Spicy Ne\V!l Iten1s, Corrcspondellce fl-om the Counties, Clwiee Fa1oiJy llen.ding, Stories, Wit and Humor, Curious and Scientific, &c. &c. " Short and Sweet" is our Motto, and ,,...e cla.im to g ive more Ne\vs in less apace than any other Ca.nadia1i journal, BRAME BAHK andFRA:ME HOUSE, nearly ne'Y. with a- good \¥ell an. rl f:loft W n.ter CisAlso a SPLENDID YOUNG BEARING ORCHARD, and a. never-failing Spring Creek. Thi a.hove property \vill be soltl cheap. urthe1· particulars, apply to Ji]. B. TOLE, 1ntf-n44. For PRICES MODERATE The Public m-e solicited to cnII itnd see for themselves. HampLon. Sept. 18th 1872 Cash I · --BUSINESS CHANGE. the stQck ancl. goodwill nf the business horetofore ca.l'ried on in the Cash Ro:-.rDEAu P. 0., County of Kent 1 Ont. D~essmaking in most f aghionabfu and latest· l:!tyles, A splendid assortment of OUR PRINCIPLES, In l")olitics. R.eform ; in ·ronc, strictly moral · in Spirit, moderate ; in CrHidsm, fearle~s and independent. received instructions money Estate· to very AGEKTS WANTED. terest, and, in other respects, upon terms likely \Ve off<'r great inducements to C:n1Y<isse1s . Send for a price"li.st, or read it. in th e col umns to suit the wishes of any bona fi,dc applicant. The advantage to be derived fro1n applying of the .A:vvir:nrrsEn and th en go ·ligh t to work at once. Clubs may be formed from any nu1n· to th1;1 l:!ubscriber will, in all cases, be fully ber of post-offices, and a t a ny L :me of tlte year, lnade known to the J>~rty applying for a loan but now is the most fa \'ourn.bl e t' me, n.s we Ef ve before llny expeuse is incurred. WM. H. Lowe, Barrister, &c. the bn.lance of this year gT::iJis to new sub" Office on Silver Street, 2nd door north of scrib!.!rs. Sl:lnd us nam es a s fas~ a~ y ou ge t thero. Prepay and register your money li:!tters King Street, Bowma.nville. Bowmanville, Sop. 18th 1873, mOO 6 mos. and they will come at OU l risk, §-W"l f no agent ca11s on you and yon w~nt the ATIV IDH' l'P.;~:r:, do not wai t, b ut. ;;end in yo11r lHlIUe and adcln.· ~'! 'vi th One D o!Jar <ind the pa.per will at 011ce b;; rorwal'deJ. Add ress all c0111m 1· n ·cation s to YOUNG 1YIAN desirous of learning the dentistry. JOHN CAMERON & CO., MONEY ! MONEY ! HE undersigned has lately further· T to lend on Real for from 5 20 years, at a low 2·a.te o( in H. ELLIOTT, JUN. bp- UNDEBSIGNED begs to announoetd T HE the public generally, tha.t he hn.s pur~haBc· Hc(Jluug Bros. FALL -IS - Knitting, Berlin, and other Wools. Also Jn.test styles in V.illage ot Hampton, STOO.K NOWIN- RUSHING'S, ;md other :FRILLING BELTS, COM.BS, BRAIDS, SWITCHES, AND CHIGNONS, and a la rge a.ssortment of :ra.ncy Gootls kept constantly nn hand. Particular attention pn.id to cutting and fit· ting. Stampin g dune to order. 1873. . -- -o-- 1873. BY Wanted Immediately. P .ASHION HOUSE JHRS. A. FLETCIIER. Bow1nanville, Sept. 26, 1873. in52. AUTUl\iN--& WINTER!. 0 BS ERV E ! 'I':REWIN OF - OSHAW .A invites the attention .of Ladie1:1 tmd Gentlemen to his Ja.m.es Cryderma.n, as Cubiuet maker a-nd Undertaker, and will continue the busine88 in the old premises, \vith a full assortment of first class Furniture, Coffins, Shrouds, &c., \Vill be kept on hand, and hopes by strict attention to business, and Entirely Complete EVERY DEPARTJ\ifENrr. ----o---0 H 8 E _[~ moderate chnrgcs people. ~o merit the patronage of tho A .. ADYJ!lriI::i E.R o ~~FlC.E , " T~o n d on, On t. J. M. llRIMACOMBE, mS-2·,Yks, . Surgoon, Dentist. Bow manville, Sept. 9th, 1873. bp tf. Notice to the Public. T l{AN'KS !'.11.' e gh·cn for p;"t;t f:i.l"o:n, r,n ~ I beg to in foHn n1y friend:1 aiul o...h~;· ~. t h"t I ha\·e t-rc~ted a. n1>w Bb ck~iui:h 8h01) l n t!:i.e 'Viliag·c of Hamp~n. n o!"th of }'h.i:J:.1)·., Ho~· el, and hr>.v e en:;r.:;·ed a ~·ener .:i.l b la·;k~·n· :r, l )'.l ' " t:('uhn·ly go uLl at shoeiJ1;i. A r·Yr1 C·i 1' f' '1~ C 0E c~i ·l!::-."' ..u Fia.no to Bent. APPLY at J~· J\L J3rimaco~be's. VERY COMPl{ElfENSIVE STOCK NEW1,oaEplendGcOO DS, Looking Glass TH E V E -- Bow1nanville, Nov. 20, 1873. ro7tf. EOLI PSED ! W c the undersigned, "'ould respectfully inform the public, that \\'e have comprising THE having been STOCK -IS- f a;;or:i fru1n n1 ycu"ot on1cr11, and a F1! Town Lot for Sale. HE undersigned is authorised to Bell th corner lot, on corner of VtT elliugton and On ta1·io streets in Bowmanvillo. This is on of tho best building ait1;is, and in One of th bt!st localities in Town. LATES'I, NOVELTIES -inP solicited. IJmnpton, .Nov .. 27t h, l.S ~J. T LUMBER. the:r accounts w' -hoL~ ft1:'~h e;.· dt:Lay. .A.n d he heu.:hv i r.·[01·:..1s 1111 '.ld'"r~, r n:l o ~~ll:! :) i n w11nt tif luuibC'r-, th at lie i" i;r"'Jm rr; .1 1r) ~ n r ply i. he) n at ca~li rate~ for C'tt~h. H. c.1.1 cc·'. ·J.~h lie j ll le l!I.'~ to do a. ca<sh bu si HCS;--. THO';. S:v< l l'ff, J.ot J~. G Con. r)"' r:iu:;t on. l'\~ov. 23ll1, 18"?;;, 1n S:f. n'H& Sti1J.)Cl'.i1·0 1· l't ~lJ " ~· \;'i:r r.t··.. · ' <; a!l p:i r1. ttc~ indebte d t o L:m f,1 1' Lt:.'H i.,~:- , to ~ ~:.· :e WILLIAM ,JOBLIN . mHf :formerly carried on by R . & H. 0 1IIAit.A., a.nd \Yottld say to all, that \ve TRESPASS NOTICE. OTICE is heroby given that all pa;i'ties found trespassing on the F lats, known as Raynes' Flats, will be prosecuted to full extent of law. M D. WILLIAMS. N Stylish Millinery, Elegant Mantles, Beautiful Dress Goods, :Photogra.phic Business, Tremendous Shawls, Comfortable UnderlvIR. HENRY, and Clothing, Nice-fitting Boots & Shoes, Warm. Gloves and Hoisery. First-class ·Facilities Purchased the enti·l'e have for making · Also a splendid stock of Improved and Painted, snowoneofthebestinthe ders promptly attended to. Cotmty. .~. -Furniture All or LARGER THAN EVER. It. XA TEitSON. made to order when re quiredi and repairs neatly executed, Hampton, Sep. 18tll, 187a. First-class '\Vork. 'v -:o:e keep on hand., a Good Stock of WANTED. A SCIIOOL reJi:AC FTEit in Scc:,ion '1, Cait· wl'ig·ht. A1Jpiy to . C. 'J 'lUCK } , .A. 1-T()ltl'·'·.[ 8 'l' BUSTE E8. R. BYHl<:·,i Cartwright, Nov. 28th, 1873. m8·4in. $ 5 To $2D classes of \Vorking people of either sex, young or (lltl, make more money to 'vork for us in their spa.re moments, or all ho time, than at a.11ythini;;: else. P n.rticulars free. Address G. STINSON & CO., Portland 1\-laine. ol9 pel' day. Agents wanted! All ALBUMS & FRAMES, of Var i.ans Styles and P1·ices. -o~1R. TREV.TIN is of the opinion that a w-dl aasrrrted stock of ti.rEt-class good$. offered at lowest rcnu1nerati \'e prices, in lb fair obliging n1n.nner, the best method o.f winning o, large and profitable busin ess . He no\v engages to supply the former-renders, it Ui your intere~t to accord t o him the latter. ' Carpets, Horse-covers, Sleigh-Robes, Carpets, Damasks, Sheetings, Rugs, Mats, Oil Cloths, Flannels, Rubbers. Felt-Overs, etc., etc. ENCOURAGE Home Manufa,cture by pnrchnsing uno of tbe Each 1 Department IS More Attractive than Ever, And Save 20 to 25 per cent. ,v·e \vould a.1so remind those '~·ho "Wish FOUND. ActENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO SELL OUR GOOD to not spend the dn.y in Wopping, and when fatigued, sndrlenly determine to be Photograph· c:L Osha.-wa, Octobei·, 1873. S. 'r::ewin. CA.SH. BARGAINS A pa;yi1ig expens es, on a.pplicatlon to SA.~l' Ti, P AIB. of Blnnl:cts, on th e ro:vl J.i.::l"it of 'fyronc. 'J;be owner C.:tW h nYe th ~m by POLLARD, Sen r., Lot G, 7th Con . Darlington. n18.3iri If you do it is sure to Le a fa.ilure. G. D. Lockhart, DEN '11 IST · NEW AND BEAUTIFUL NEVV .MAP OF '.!'HE EXTRA CODD ~Be PAI NS OF CHILDREN. ta.ken to procure Nov. 28th. Dominion of Canada. Profits from $200 to $300 p er month. inanent employrr1i:.11t. rer· PICTURES fzj manufactured by th~ WATCH FOUND. the l·tth inst ., on the m11in :·n:; d. j n~t ( ')}.T Vol e;; ~ ot Buwinanvill e, Hi \Vatch P .!ltl Chai n. ownel' ca n lrnNe ihc~n by pro ving prop ei ;,y and p a.ying e:x:penr. . s. R. E. PERKINS, r_.vt No. 22, 4th Con. Dorlin:.rtnn. ~ov. s·wre to Gonw Early: I n the forepart of the day ; Especially with the BABIES are more Numerous than Ever Graduate of the Royal College Dominion of Dental 8ugeons, Ont. Office over F. F. J!ricA1'thut"s Store, King St., Bowman ville. Bowma.nvillc, Oct. 23rd, 1873. 'l'h~ TROY &CO., 32 King St. East, 'L1oronto. Business hourd from 9 a.. m. till 4 p. m., dul'i:ng the "\Vinter 1nonths. bp6ins-m7o45. HARRY TAIT. JAS. ARTHUR 28tt1 , 187;J. m:-:i-:. Hn. WANTED. AT THE NEW GALLERY. Solin~. 0 :u 00 t\J Ti "' , We expect a " Bigger " Season than voy., BOA.DD. wi·sbing for Boar<l and L odging P ne ar t he Facto ry,ahould a1)ply at this OJfice. Bo\\'IJfD.UYillc, Kov. 18th, 187i:. 7-tf. ERSO~S I MMEDIATELY, to ~ .\.pply a General Blacksmith. November 20th, 18i3. J. PICKARD, Prints on.n be had of an nogn,ti \·Cs taken in 0 Haru.'s and Henry's Galleries, and al~o prints from negatives taken in Flct<.:her'e Gallery by H. 'l'ait. 1 m3-tf, bp-o45-m7-tf. l3owmn.nville 1 ~ov. 12th, 187J. bp-o43-m6-tf. BOARD. ORGAN. A Han1lin mnke, for Emlo chea._)'J. m52-tf. r1i \YO OR TB LIME ! LIME ! ! F OR.SALB in nnyquantity, Apply to NOTICE BOWMANVILLE. f:~ EE J' t"'.ncc L ~h +! yri u1 1~ n1 2 11 llh?U C:\n 1)e lLCUm n:b·..:,l II . h fi' ~"i"l ~ Tl d 1 Lr>d_.,,:.1i3·;;, ut J.il - ~ . l ~;dn~~! :r.J~ ··~ ·_,l · " . 1.J.1:-f' ~ d oo 1 "~ i-;01t~ h uf l·l1e t: rn"h J:'a o..: ~n r y , 011::~:-io St. £ow1nanv :: ~l', J\O\", 2 ~t h, lb~J. 8·3 inl:I. DOUBLB REED ORGAN, Snb-bnse . a·l1J. OCT.A.VE COll'pLER, lYinaon ~nJ RICE & BARKER. WILLIAM: SPEAR. Church S treet, nearly: opposite tl1e Alma HotcJ. Bow1no,uyille, June 19th 187:( tf I NY person found Shooting, F ishing, or . Trespa ssinG" in any way whatever. on the property known ll:.! th e Do,vney a.nd Tilley Furr..'ls, in tlt ild l'own. willbe pro.secutccl as the Law directs. A READY I Cash f, --- Cash ! B<>wman ville, Sep. 11th, 18'73. I [ w. M. HORSEY, A. M. DARLEY, Bowma.nville> Octob~r, 1~73. Bown1::i.nYillee, Oc t. 23rd, 1873. MANAG·ER llcCJLUNG BIOS· --- ·