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THE JYIERQIIANT, FRIDAY MAY 1 , 1875. Executor's Sale 01· TI-IE Sa.bba.th School Ensign, An unsect1U·ian, - Daily Line to Rocheste1. CornmeJJcing OJl OI -fl..lxrut the 19th, of .April. l\IOBllIS' Short-Ho1"ns. Tho E state of the l:i.tc Illustrated Paper, k1 r Sabbath Schools. . THE STEAMER CARRIAGE ' SHOP (west of t11C Ontario Bu.n.k.} l'ublishcd Monlhiy, at Bon"manville, Ont. JOHN BELLWOOD, will be sold 'vithont resarve, on To the Rea'de1·s of the " M e1J·chant." Thursday, June ns f oUo-ws : 17th, 30 Head of Short-horns; 25 Coto.wold Sheep ; liiso Bc1kshire Pigs ancl What shall I Wear G-o to McCLUNG- :BROS. and deoid.a. · Sill: Hat, or a l1'~ lt Jlat or a St-rqw Hat, or Collars, Ot' ':)' · The Editor hns been connected, more or less, closely 'vith Sabhath Schooh;i, from his boyhood, and will endenNor the make the Jjr-,-s1GN every way worthy of the suppor t 1Jf St1.UUa th School a. The unseciarian cbara<;ter of the paper,rendera it suit:ible for any School. In connection there· with, a. Supvlement is p ublished, containing Notes on the International series of S. S. Les· sous . '.rhese arc carefully prepared, and must prO\'e of great value to both rrea.chcr and S cholar. Parcels of 51 10, 15, etc., at t ho ntto of 30 eta. per-year . Single copie~, '.10 cLe. l'oata.gc FREE. A3dresa, I "NOBSEUAN" If you want a. Khig Street, Bowmanville. THOROUGHLY ,, RELIABLE TERMS: 01~GANS FOll. (R. CRAiVFonn, MJ.s'IER.) make her l'cgula.r trips on this route, lcavi~g Cobourg ev~ry morning at 7:30 and Port Hope at 9 o'clock, for Rochester, connect· ing there with the New York Central and Erie Railways, for all poin ts East, 'VeHt and Sonth. '~iill lU::'l'URNlNC, ' T THE QREAT REMEDY FOR HE. subscriber is pr~pared to build anc.1 ra· pair Wagons, Bugg·ies, and Gutters, i:,f every description, at abort notice, a11<l o · Draft Horses. This herd com-prises so1ne of the best kyown pcdigrec3 of f(LRhionablt1 blood, consfoting tif · Cowi;;, Heifors, H eifer Calv ~ and-5 P.u l.1 1!. Tho farm is ~i tuated 2A miles f rom K ewcn.s tle l')tu.ti ou , aud ·lO east fro1 U T oronto . ~!'e n.ms will be in waiting, on the evening prcviorn>, :tnd morning of th e day of sale, to con\'cy i1rnties to :tnd froJu tl1e Btation. Cat nlogues furn ished on o.pplication. at 9 p.m., except Saturdays, when aha wj]J will leave Chn1·lotte [port of R .o chesterJ c].,,ily rcMona,ble torm8. IF YOU ARE A GENTLEilfilN, and 1·equfre a Swit of Clothes, cannot be better suited in TOWN or CITY than at McCLUNG BROS. 01· a · C. BA RKEit, ~av F.nr~o R, Hose, or Tlndc,. Clolhi·g, you Bowmanville, Ont. Parlors, Schools, or Churches, Apply to What the Press about lt: Throw ont that old Carpet, and select another one from McCLU.KG BROS.' large and elegant New Stock-Mag: After the Fire! nificent Designs. Also replace the old Curtains with new ones, chosen from their very handsome assortment, J. & W. J. !YlcMurtry & Oo'y. making the Sitting Room bright and attractive, and causLTavc opened a n Ollice ]11 t ho north·east co1Tie r of tbe Town II;.i,ll blouk, a.nd all persons in clebt · ing the Children to feel that ad to the fiun, arc ·rcr1w::1:1 h:d to ca,ll antl ~t>ttle theh· a cconnts. Entrn.nce on rrcmperance St. Bvwm r~n ville, 1'Iay 6th, 1875. 32·2w. THE EKSIGN.-We have b een taYore<1 with n copy of the &sign froµi the Editor,at the West Dress, or Grenadine Dress, or Lust.re Drees; or a Mantle, Hat, Bonnet, Parasol, Durham P1 inti11g Establislnnent. 'l 'he JJ:nsig n Gloves, or &,mmer Under Clothing, Go to McCL UNG BlWS. · is a paper prepared especially for Snbbath Schools, and in our opinion well ada.pt· ed to its object. So great a. favol'itc has it become· th at wo h ~ o1· (wlu.i.t isv('r y unusual ~ith such enterprises)· i t h n.s prov ed for the first yeat· a. fi na. nciaJ snccess. 'l'he illuat rn.tinn s are s uit'J'ERl\'lS : All sums of $100 n.ncl und er, Cash ; ovor t11n.t IF THE YOUNG ER SONS require Clothes, get them the Knickerbocker Suits able au<l sufficiently numerous, while the l'ead.· ing matter is h ealt11 y iu t one, racy in ;.ityle .and amouu t, ored..it will be given until the 1.st day at Mc CL UNG EROi., neatly and tastefully got up, and Cheaper than you so varied as t.o snit the t aste of the geueral i )f October, 1875, by purcba,sers furuiHhiug apcau make them yourselves. · ' public. \"1{e cm1gratnl ate tb "' Editor on hav. ing catered so successfully to th ti public want, prov ed notel'l . Seven per cent. per ilnnntn '.Vill and we congratulate the yot11ig n.nd the public hn allowed for caBh: on 1u1ms over $100. on having so char1ning n, sheet preErnntcd monthly for the p ernrml of thd r cl)ildrcn .-Lunch at I O o'clo d~. Salo to coi11111cnce '~t 11. Oduiwct llefor· mer. Cla rke, 7'-Iay 18th, 187fi . rrhe En.~ign is nt'.:atly printed on good pa\)er, is illustrated 1 aJt d co ntains healthy rea{ ing ina.tter allcl ought to have a fa.rge circu lation. - Pcte1·bo1·0 Examino ·. IF You· ARE A LADY, ('nd reqwi1·e a Silk Dress, 01· a Poplin RICE '& :SARXER, Agenh for the leave at 2 p.ni., for Port Hcpe, dirPct. This is the shortest and guicke~t l'oute to Os wt-go & Watertown, via Lake Ontario Shore Railroad from 011arlotte. Dee.lei's in stock &c., will tind th.is the cheap· est and inost expeditious route to Boston, Al· bany, New York, &c. , Ff)r furth e1· information npply to and ncknowlcrlged by many prominent phyat· cinue to be thQ me.at Rilinble l"reparO.tion ever introduced 1'9r the RELIEF t1.nd CURE or all CONSUMPTION Carriages Painted a~d Tri.m med. Wh~t about the Boys ~ Or C . .F. GILDERSLEEVE, It. CHAWFORD. PORT HorE. J{ INGSTON, LUNG COMPLAINTS. otrered This wcU-known remedy· lo. to the publio 1 snnetloncd by ihe experteiioe or over forty years, aud when roaorted to Jn 1ca!lon, scldoin fn.i~a to eaect a 1peedy curt or A Blacksmith's Shop on tho premises, were special attontion il3 givcu to all BEST ORGANS ON 'J!HE "THE S1JN." DAILY AND WEEKLY, FOR 1875. 'l"he approach of the ProsidenW elcctio11 ' gives unusual importru.lcc to the evente and de· velopments of 1875. 'Ve shall endeavor to describe them fuJly, faithfully and fe1u·lcs,,]y. '!'HE WEEKLY SUN h.. now ntt·lned a circula.hlon of over seventy thousand copies. Its re~ders are found in every St ate and Territory and its quality is well known to t he pn \;>Jic. ,,.,.~ shall not only endeavor to keep it f1l1ly up to the old 1$tauda.rd, but tQ improve and add to its variet:y aud power. '.l'fIB WEEKLY SUK will continue to be a thoro11 gh newspaper. All the news of the day.will be found in it, condensed when unilnportaut, o.t full lengt h when of moment, and alwa~a, we ~i·ust, ti·eated iu a clear, lnteresting u.nd inetruct1vc nia.nner. It is our ai1n to make the \VEEl{LY SU:'-r the best fo.mily newspaper ju the world . It "'"iU ba full of tntertaini11g nnd appropriate read~ ing of every sort, but ~ill print nothing to of. felld the most ::icrupulous nnd delicatti tilstc. It will always contain tlie inost interestin~ ato.ries and l'Qlnances of the da;y, carefully sefo<;ted and Coughs, Colds, Croup, Bronchitis, Jn. ' 11uenza,Whooping Cough, Hoarse. ness, Pains or Soreness 111 the Chest and Side, Bleeding C~.rriage work, "'ncl General Jobbing. at the Lungs, Liver Compkllnt, &c. What shall I do ? OONTl~ENT CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED by a timely resort to this standard remedy, u ia proved by hundreds o! te11timonlula recclTO(. by t11e pi-oprietOr8. does not dry up_a. Cough, and l(!atu1 th~ (l«H86 behind, ad ia the (la·e w·th ?Httsit preparations, but it looaena and eloati.!l~.!I the lungs, and alla!fa irritation, tli 1u· .All wm·k done at this E'stau7'islM1ie11t wa;-ranted. A call is rospoctiully solicited. ~~mauville, -Oct. l!>t. 1869. :Bible Ch:cistian DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY .r. )fORms . ·- - - ----- --· · -·- - - - TRESPASS NOTICE. t'e1uoving the oauao of Ui-o oompla.int. SO, HO! Gentlemen of Fashion. ---NOT SO FAST. I have writt en thoi3e few lines And a.11 I have to say, Tha.t you can find inc still at ho1ne I nm not gone away; So all my kind old friend s inay come; And all the youug ones too And $!:Ct their garments nicely inatl~ In fa.sbione tha_t are ne1v. Where old anti young de~r fdunds 111a,y tneet A welcome greeting by U.. PE1\TJ1J. Bown1a.nville, June 1:lth 1873. Cheese :Fa.ctory· Meeting. patrons of Harnpton Cheese :H'actory, are requested to take notice tha.t a meeting will Lie held in the new lfactory, ou Saturday, MAY 15th. at 7 p.1n., for the purpose of innk· iug arrang-emeuts for tlie season's bu siness. Par· tie~ wfah h ig to tender for the drawing of the 1 n iJk, should cu.ll on eit her of the subscribers,to g et p11.rticn lru·a l)f the routes . E. SWI'l'ZElt. '!'. s~rrH. lfampton, lt-Iay 5t11, 1875. 32·2w. -- -- - ";There is No Place like Home. " Whait slia.11 I Sow ? McCLUNG BROS.' NEW IMPOR'fED TURNIP SEED, CARROT At' Ponds nnd Creeks on Sout h hnlf of Lot No. 10, th eKurth half of Lot N'o. 9, and on Lo t N o. 8 1 situate in the 8th Con. of Darlington , are re· irnrved fialiiug grOund, belonging to me, an(l any one ti·eRpaissing thereon, will be prosecntecl to the nttnoat rigor of tl1e Jaw ~ I HEREBY NO'l'H'Y all paTties. that tho CLERGYMEN, LAWYERS, SINGERS, and all those whose occ11p11.tion requires 11.n unusnnl exercise of the vocal organs, ,-.-ill Ond this the 0-:iLY P.REP.ARATlON which will cli'cct- .JAMES WOODLEY. Darli11gt1Jn, April 14th, 187G. . BOOK ROOM AND unlly nnd instantaneously relfovo their dlfficul- tics, r111-:1.E lui:I on the 011 ,aide Wr(lp.per tl111. si"n(lture et/ "I. B UT'l'S, ' 1 and the printed name of tlae pr.J>rieiOJ"11 II SETH W.1'~0 JYL.E rt Solis, BOS- ne,vare of Cou11tcrfcJt11. Remember that the genuine Wbtnr'1 .Dal~rim SEED, MANGEL SEED, TARE SEE D, &c. ALL K IND OF FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS LANDS FOR SALE. l l l being Lots Nos . 14and15,in the 10th Con. Dadini;::ton, contatning 200 acres, Jnorc or less. 'l'he soil is a rich loam. and the land level, save about 10 acres on the front of each lot. i1 bout 90 acres are cleared, and well feDced. Eighty ruore can be easily cleared with a good sucker left on the north side, for Fall Wheat. rl'bis, if rightly ai.ttended to will pn.y fol' the whole land . The;e ia on :the premiees, a dwelling " house, barn, and good ¥.·ell of water, also young orchard. The property is situate within ten miles of Bow:o;i.anville, th1·ee. of Tyrqne, three of .Enniskillen, and two of Hnydon. 'flrn lanrl will be so1d cheap. A s1nall p01·tion of the pur· chase money, !required dowll, and reasonable tiJne given in which to pay the balance. Possession given immediately. For fui'thc1· inform· atiou, apply to the proprieto1·, le'l!bly ]Jrinte<l. McCLUNG BROS.' l\ 1TUST BE SO:bD. A splcndifl wopcrty. What shall I Drink ! To Wagon and :Buggy · Makers. 11 · u~t be ,.(,t<l,lhc prem ises of t he u nclc?rsigntld, ll situa~t> next t.Q the n ow lJ. TEA'! TEA! TEA! C. Church, in the village of IIamptun. rrh ey conta.in a. wagg on i;hop, 20 x 60, filled with all necessary macl1ilrn1-y to ca,rry on a large business, a.!so two story Dwelling- House, 24 x 30,in first class con· llition, -with kitchen and woodshed, together wi th all ~co wmoda tion, also barn and driving llousc. Ahlo 20 acres of land. Po sse~s io n ucxt f~ill, tennis liboral. The prope1"ty nlust be sold, 11,s th o O\\·ne.r is going west. NcCLUNG BROS. /ta'Ve an exceedin,qvg Lar,qc Stock of TeaBlacks, Green.~, and Japat\S. · It will 1H1y 110u to pet pour Te1t by tlze BOX, at Wholesale P1'ice._ Where shall I go.. If you wish to make Profitable aud Satisfactory Purchases in DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, MILLINERY, GROCERIES. CROCKERY, SEEDS, &c .. &c., Go to McCLUNG. BROS.; and GO EVERY TlME. JAMES WOODLEY, 1'yronc P.O. Darlington, April 14th, 1875. 29·3mos. Sa.'bba.th School Library :Depot, WM. VANSTO:"fE. oJJ).m32-tf. I-I:i..mpton, }.fay f:ith, 1875. Good. !'a.rm fo:i.· Sale. Jialf of Lot No. 14, 7th Con. Dar· NORTH lington, containing 100 acres, more or lesa. Good buildings and fencea, ancl la.r ge yotcng- Ol'· chard. For particulars, n.pply to W>r, 'l'UEll, K\YDO ,,. Oct. 29th, 1874. 5-tl. Real Estate J:i ""' OR n 1 nE J:lowl!'anville, May! 18'16. 1 SALE. I KING STREET, BOWMl\NVILLE. ESTATE of the late P HILll' CAT.LBART, J. is offered for Sale, boing a pa.t t of L ot No. ;-JO, 5t h Con . Darlington, compri sing 25 acres , inore or less. 'rhere are about 23 acres cleared, the 1 ·emaindcr b cinff wood larid. There ill a. ;'.l:Dod fr31zue hous e, with barn , d ri ving house a.nd .~ta..ble. and two good welJ f!, ~'here ls also a. · splendid --r----:o:-- The A g l'icultural Department is a prominent feature in the ~TEEKLY SUN. nncl ih arti· · cles .wiU alwa.ys be found fresh and u seful to tho farmer. 'l'he number of men i11dcpendent in politics is increasing, and th e 'VEEKLY SUN fa their paper especially. It bcl0tl(,'S to no party an::l offers no dictatiou, contending forprincipl; and. It exPoses for thti elecfion of the bt:st men, the corruption that disgr.:iccei the countt·y and threatens the oYerthrow of repu'bJican institutions. It has no fear of knaves, and at:eks no favors from their support.e1·a. The markets of every kind and the fashions ~re regularly r~porterl . The price of the WEEI{LY SU"" N is one flollar a year for a. sheet of ejgbt pnae!l · and fifty-six columns . As thi s barely pa the ex· pe11ses of .vaper and pr lnt i11g 1 we are not a.bl\} to make any discount or allo'v any premium to friends who may make rJpecial efforts to extend its circulation. Under the new law. which re· quires payment <>f postage in adva.nce, one dol· lar a year, ·with twenty cents th e cost of prepai,d po!ltage added, is the rate of subscription. It ls n ot nec~~ary to get up a clnb in order to have th~ '\-YEEICLY SU1'1 at this rate. Any one \vbo sends .one dolla1· u.nd ·twenty centa will get the paper, postpaid fol' a. vear. We liavo no tni,vcllillg agcilt.s. , THE '\VEEKLY SUN, -Ei1 d1t p~.ge.s, fii"tyEnx columns, Only 1.20 a yea.r, poatctve preprdd. No di8co11.ntfrom ihi~ 1·ate. THE DAILY SUN. - A la.rgefour.pa.ge news. paper of twenty-eight columns. Daily circulation ove~· J20,000. '!t\.11 the news for 2 cents. Subflcription, post;;¥c prepaid, 55 cents a month 01· 6.50 a year. "LO c1u-bs of 10 or over, a dis~ count of 20 percent. Address, "'l'HE SUNi" New York City, U.S . March ULb, 1875. 24·Sins. TON." .All others are ba~e imitation·. Exam· ine the wrapper ~artfully be/orepurcha.1ing. Ono n.u,, a Boll!t. rREPABEO BT Bix &ttl<1 for lire »·Jim SETH W. FOWLE &. SONS, Jloslon, )[au., Alld sold b7 Druri:i·I· ""d Dealers geiierall1. . '!'HE DOMINION BANK. BOWMAKVILLJ<], fa On pita!, Paid OntLLIA, OonounG, B'O,YAIAIS.VlLI.E, Up, $1,000,000 TOitONTO. 08Ha.WA. 1 HEAD Ol!'FICE, DRl..NCH OFFICES : '\VRITDY, Uxn1uDGE, Orchard I, of Fruit-bearing Trees. '\' e h<tve now the n1oat va.d aa and 'This propci-ty is in a good stat1.1 of culti vaLiou . 11'or fnrthe.r particnlfl.rs, ai>ply, if by letter, pof.lt· p:tid, to Du. McGILT... , Osh.awu. . April 1st, 1875, 27·tf. ----~ .WANTED. A. YO" UKG "\.YO)'IAN n it;ently fro1n ByEngland, a situation, " 'here sI1C could make generally useful, behind t h e Counter, in h~rself LAD I ES ' II A SELECT. STOCK This Bank, in addition to transacting the U.S· ual ba11king busineas, offer!'! to the public all the advantages of a Saving lnl:!titution ,.,.ith tho security of a. large on.id.up capital, by the n1eans ot n. SAVINGS DEPA.1.1.TMENT. Interest allowed on all dcposita of One Dol· lar and upwards, at the l'ate of FIVE per cent. per annum. " Depositors can withdta\v either the '.vhole or any pa.rt of their deposits at ally time, without previous notice. Special rates of intercstaJlowed upon deposits with notice of withdra.\val. Awerlcan Currency and Silver taken on <le· posit. · . Dra.ft~ granted payable in Great Britain 1 lTnited Stutea and all parts of Canada . GW'Deposits can be re111ittetl by mail,address· ed to the Dominion "Bank Jregisiered], when'in all cas\'ls a Pasa:-Dook J·ece1pt "ill be sent by return poe;t, J. A. CODD, Agmt, Bowrnan,·ille, Jan. 6th, 1874, 15·tf. CkeapStore TYRONE, Hae now a full asso1·ted Stock of Groceries Dry Goods, :Boots & Shoes etc., etc, whieh for t he 1'ressmaking departm ent , Ol' as A E;sLc;tant B ook·keerier. l teferencPs kindly permitted, to several r espectable persons ~ both in 1 1ow n nnrl Country, .Addre:-IB, N ..A.., ODSERVE.Il OiJico, 13o"IA'lnanville. l) ec. :{nt,11874. 10-t Quality and Cheap ness 1'.lJ CANNOT BE SURPASSED J. ELLIOTl 1'YltONE. · ' j - (o)- -----. ---------WANTED. ~T . ~fO U)[CE , T n:o ~ t.:. ·:\ Fll\ST.CLASS WOOD-WORKER in a above reward will be pa.id to a.ny pcl'son .!J- \. B u ggy <."Lnd \Vagon Sh op. · Uonstant em· The who ·1 vill furnish ample proof that tho Boota & lliluy!:J.· _!nt will be g iven . .A pply iu1medi ately , to nIR . .Jrui. 28th , 1874. Shoes sold by the undersigned, are not "'·hat he represen"tti them. 18- Lf. The Cheapest I I Farm For Sale. 'l'hc :E'ar1n known as the M:RS. Ii. B:OPXINS' LADIES' and MISSES' OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT, King- Street, noxt Door "\Yest of ~:Iurdoch Bros. where cao be found tlt c T_ W E_ E DS! SABBATlI SCHOOL LIBRARIES and GENERAL LITERATURE yet <>ffered to t1le ])eo__pl~ in ,Vlest Durba-m. that IS OF · Ca,rd of 'l'ha,nks. a &; Caps --:o:-- Ct:REAT A:RBIV AL Spring Bm:t s r11hc Largest Stock ever tihown in Bo",.·man,·ille. HE Subscriber returns thanks to those who h a ve given him their patronage in the pa!t, and would inform the farmers tha.i he ha.a re· paired a.ud refitted his :r..Iill, and is now prepar· ed to attend to their \vn.nta in the milling line. He is also conducting a. 'I "'Jon.es '.Fm.Fin, " !3itna.tc on the South side of the l{ingston Road, :'l.nd about one rnile ' " est of the Town of BowinanviUe, and beh1g the South eighty.two ~wi·cs uf the \Vest half of Lot No . 1'7, in the 1st Con· L:e;;sion of the 'l.,own:ihip of Darlington. A g-ooll li'arm IIouse, ca.pital outbuildin~s, a. Spring of pure, fre~h water, aud a srnall Orchard are on t he premi~es. 'l'ith1 iudh~pu t:.1.bh·. l/01· 'l'cr111s, etc., apply to GENE RA L ST 0 RE, DENTISTRY! Laiest No uelties ·in 1\fi lliuc1·v Goods. For Ladies, P1'ices to suit All Classes. The Iviost Fashion~ble Newest Styles! --:t->:- ancl ]1aving purchased his stock for CASH, is giving bargains in R . RUSSELL LUSCOMBE, Solicitor, J:c. ..[) ~lice over l\icClung Bros.' Store, King St. -no,\"'illanville, April 19th, 30-4in;;i.1875. T'VEEDS! --o-- For .Children& ~<\. hm English Fur, American Fur, and Canadian Felt --A HOUSE ANI> -LOT SALE, aitua.tc on Outario Street . .EnFon. quire of l'YIR. THOlfIAS, on the premises. Jk1wmanville, Jan. 22nd, 1870. 17-tf. . . a well 1:1e1cctell S tock of Latest Styles and Good Stock. S.PEOI.AL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ORDERED WORK. ST OltE. - Onc doo1· <!ast of CorniSh's Jewelry tore, KiHg i::ltrt.:et, Bo\\:manvillc. The Largest Stock o:f HATS · STRAW HATS I STRAW HATS from 12b Cents, upwards, E:orse For Sale ! ' G OOD HEAVY FARM HOitSE, G old. Apply at this Office . y eurJ , Mnrch 4th, 1874. 22-tf .T. Sl\fALE. B owman ville, J\.fay 6tht _1875. USE THE Norwich Egg :Powder, f'ot' n1a.king all kind s of Cake~ ·w~thout Eg~s. 'T o he had of nll n -rocers. H . J. "\\i ~EKS & Co., :I oronto, trole agent.\! for OntaJ:io. March lltb, 1875. 2'1·1y. Ontario Bank. DIVIDEND No. 36, ----- Ladies' Veils, Ladies' and Misses' Gloves, in Kid and Lisle Thread, Ladies' Fancy Silk Ties, New and :Fashionable, direct from New York Ladies' Linen Cuffs and Collars, ·Skirts, Corsets, &c., &c. In short, 111 T"\VEEDS! GENTS' For the Holidays! The Best · . a First-class Selection. FURNISHINGS, Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Crockery,Glassware, Groceries, &c. STAND.-Reeently occupied ]Jy ' J. ~- Brimacombe, L.R.0.D.S. .A.B51SfED:nr ' Mr. Gr.y. Knowlng ju:::t what suHs the ]Jublic taste, I have purchased accordingly. Ca.11 early, and suit yourself. S- VANSTONE. G. D LOCKHART, L, R. C. D. S TYRONE. 'lighest Price paid for Raw Furs ALL KINDS OF FURS REPAIRED. Bowman ville, April 1st, 1875 : FEES MODERATE. OFFlCE ove1' JfcCLUNG'S Store· M.- MAYER'S. r;-- TO Plt:J:\ DAY. -Ageut~ Wnnted ! iug cl::i.ss"'°" of workn1g i)cople, of either sex, yoWlg' or old, m ake more money at. work f nr us Ui t heir :-; pnr c momt: ut.<i, or all l he t une, than a.t auy~hin'" doe Jlurticulnrs free . Post ca.rd to Sta.tu~ C~C!tS b~ one cent. .Add rt~ S'l'IN . ~ OX & CO .. P ortland, ~Ja i ne, U . S. Ot:tobcr !titb. 1874. ly-b11·o43.u1i>. $5 $20 rs HEimBY GIVEN. Everything NoTrcH dividend .of 11'0-Ur per cent, upon the paid m.11· A Ladies' Goods. All!!: 1'0 BE l" O!JND AT a. up Capital Stock of this Institution,for the cur· rent half year, ha.a this day been declared, and that the same will be payable at the Ba~k and its Branches, on Mid v.fLet· TUF.SJJAY, the FIRS1' da.v of JUNE next. rl'he 'l'rari'sfer Book!:i w:ill be clo~ed fro1n the 16th to the .1lst clay of Ma,y , both days inclus· ive . N otice ie also . .,. iven, that the ANNUAL 'Ve intend to 1 ·eplc11isli our S tock, every week , from the C;;t1ui..dinn and N ci-w Y1)rk ~1'.a.t·kets, · with the A Desirable Family Residence For Sale. GENERAL MEW.rING of the Stockholders, 'l'he honse ho.~ 4 room~ on the fil~t .,· 1t. ::i.ud 5 room!'! on the second, \Hlh ccllat· UD· ,J_._·t·~iWJ;lln ~ 'l'bcr!).-i5·11t. good st~Ll'C on ~ premises, and a~o a ·well, and ~istern . '.l'erw'3 r ea.son il.ble, lor fu rther partwular? , tht>r;;to. . Mc<3L U1' <J Hl{OS., l ( ing S~r~e t, or !{. 'S J\IJt . S f!El1 I~ is ahout t en.vlng To\rll, ~c off ors for snle, that fine . two-stu1:ey Br.id: ..i,,.,·elliu~Jately erected 1y 1 .utn, on L tb· erty St1·c.et, hlving lt acres of land attached A for the election of Directors, will be held at tho Banking I-louse, in 'roronto, on 'l~UESDAY, the FIFTEE~TH day of June next. The chair to be taken at 12 o'clock, noon, precisely. By order of tli'Q Boanl, · La.t:esit Novelties! Gift Books, Splendfrl .Albums, Pmng's Celebmted Ckl'omos, DRUGS AND MEDICINES M; icroscopes,Kaleidoscopes, at the of the finest descr·V[JBowmanville Drug Store, tion, Ladies' Cornpanions, Wr·itVrig Desks, Pocket Boolcs; eke., &c., J. HIGGINBOTHAM to please all, a.nd e\'ery one. mvst respectfully tender his sincere WOULD thanks to his nu111erous fdencls :tnd cus· tomers, and to the P.Ublic genera.lly, for the very lib@ral ::mp port he haa recei vcd since hfa: commencing in busines:i:; and hopes by con· tinned strict personal attention to busiue'ss, and offering nothing but the purest articles, nt the most re~onable prices, to ensure a continuance of public pa.trona.ge. J·. H. would cnll epceial attention t .o his verv ~uperior stock of ~ A aJ1d splendid CoUeCtion of Strowger Bros. ' Having removed to lnore commodious premise~, IN -L-ev_i _ M_o_r-ri-s Bowmanvilltl, Dec. 1:l74. 11-U, r- NEWC.A.S'l'L:E FOTHERGILL'S BLOCK, Builder, and Manufacturer of Sash, Blinds, Doors, &c. Mr. 1Yim·l'is w·ould inf!Jrm the ge1H1 ral vulJlio tha.t he is prepared to fill orders fol' . -1lfulhl/1n iri PLEASE CALL ttnd P<trvo ! beg: to inform the public generally, that they D. FISHEH, Ca8hicr. Cntario Bauk, Bown1a.n ville, _l\.Jni l 14th, 187[) . Exaniine Stock a.u'l Prioe>!, Better Inducements ,in the line of .,.o now ·n·btea 1o offer them Planing and Ma.tching, [for genera.I building, on :~J.-5ius . FO:a. SALE. PIIILLIP'S 1~ 'I'A:CLO:RING Dress Making and Dress Fitting A SPEC.IALITY. SATISFACTION GUARA:-.'TEED. S t oreoseopie Views Mouldings of all descriptions Tu1·1ving, &:c., &c., ~TEST ~-riply to the proprietor. :D. S HE R I~, ~f e:;srs . l:~i\lUH Sl'E R, R . LOSOOMBE, r.,rorrEL, OF THE FIRST ORDER. 'l'he G oodswcrc bonght at best rate8, and pur chasers will receive the benefit. DYE STUFFS which a.re sut'C' to give the bust sa.tisfacti ou. A well ~ elected 'l'HE Bowmanvillo, 11'eU. 26th, )875. 22lf VILLAGE OF HAMPTON. I>ossession ca.n be given on the lat of March. 'l'crm s easy. Apply to the proprietor on the pr~rui ses, for pM·ticulaJ's. H, 'I'. PHILLIPS. J:'cb. :15th, 187G. 22-\L stock of -.- - - --------- Desirable Farm Property " F OR SALE. '!'here ht on the front o~ the pre1"?1se.s, a vc:ry 1inc,gcntleman's atone l'eB1dence~. wit~ lawn an~ fl ower garden, to the rear of wlnt:h 13 a bo a1~t1· ful }laple Gro..,-e, Also wood shed,sto.bk ·. dl'lY· 1 ng hon !-;<-:, ctc. , and every nec e~s ary couveurnncc. lhc: wbol8, aLou t t en w:.:rea, is surrounded by a. Torn liedge. . . 'l'h e r~ is a, 11 -,a.rm tiou se, w1 Lh three barns, with aJ.l outl utildin .... s . .A. never failing stream of water r uns thronf;h the p1·e~uiees .. 'rhel'-e i~ Jliio a ii.plend id Orch::i.n l of fnnt bea~1np tret;is, and a kitchen gar de n. '}'h? propel"ty UI HI n. good state .of cu ltivntion, ll.u d U:i l'cgn.rdc<l us the most de· siraLle bctwPun TCi ngston autl T,01Hlon . .Fol· f111 lhc1· part ic n l n.1·~ anply t.o :1rns . B. Mfi'CIT.EJ,J,, Oshawa P. 0. j ... 4..~C"T\lst O t h,1874. bp.tf-tn44-o32. ~I L aud 32, in the 6tJ1 0?11. of D<i;i·hrigtou, com· pd ~iu g 200 acres-3<.1 benig euperior _wood laud , rrJ[A'l" Dpleudid P1·opcrty of Lhc 111Le J\.Ir. TI. . J\:fitcheil, bcin~ -th o north half .of Lots No. DEN'l'IST.R Y. eUBS CltIBJ~R , iu order to acc.ijde to the requests of many person~ residing both in Orouo and Clarke, has consented to open au Office i n the village of Orono, where either he or !t1r. G. LovKRAWl', L.D.S" will attend, on the first l\Ion<lay in every 1nonth, corumenciug on the first 1'1onday in lt'Iarch, and remain during t.bat week , for tlie purpose of attending to all Dent!l.l opel'ations. Office at Dr . .1n~ldiug'a THE Philadelphia and New Yo·l'/, Patterns always on hmul. 8tar Dry Goods and Clothing House. NOrl'ED FOR !CHEAP I. Our Goods are all New and Fashionable, and will be sold at Reasonable Prices. / -- --·----~----~- DRY 6-00DS ! DRUGS, pays GHE'MICALS, (AS REGARDS PRICE di QUALlTY) SPECIAL Al'TENTlON 1'0 JOBBING. than any other house in the County. l'A'l'E1YT ,lJEDIOINES, NO PRESENTS GIVEN, BUT GOOD BR USHES, Weight and Measure Guamnteed Shop and Residence on Liberty Street OOJIBS, Bowmanville, Dec. 21't, 1874. .tf in every instan~e. SHOULDER-BRACES, SUPPORTERS, Etc., Etc. Grocery Business, NOTICE, and in GOOD STYLE He will also tBke contra.cte for buildlngs, aud 'l'eas a Speoiality. Dressmaking, &c. Kiss Beal il. CLOTHING, etc. A CARD. ---o-A SPECIAL LINE, St1rge1y. J. M. BRIMACOMBE, B own1 an,·illc 1 Jf cb. 18th, 1875. 21·tf. lk meu·bcr \bepl.oe,at MISS STOF GI!TON'S Old Stand· J. L. S't'ltOWGE:& OILS, PAINT, J. D. STltOWGElt. Newc..tle, August, 14th, 1874. COLORS, VARNISHES, and WHITE LEAD NO CUREI NO PAYI at the very lowest price"!. kept (,01u_;ta.ntly on hnnd. Would b~g to inform tho ladies of Bowma.uville a.nd vicinity, that ishe is prepared to take orders for Dressmaking, '"~·nd fill the samf; with c.lespn.th in the If you Want Good Bread ; Use the November 5th, 1874. mO·ly Bown1nn v ill~ ~ I @Jhtmomt 1Jta$t Ji: c..~ J ;ectjully, MRS. JIOPJUNS, Avril 30th, 1870. 31.tf, I have tb ir; aay a p]Joiute(l " l\1H. C. BAltJ<.EH the E~i:clu i i·ue agent for the sale of 1ny \ r rn.· CANlZED PE::l8 for U owni:in dlle . Out. J OSEPII ll'IASOK,P.P. J. J .JACOBS. m·tf. Corinvall Blankets f1crr ner JZ-ing- M. rn1"\Ve~t TII:u·ket fill'ePtu tiar St . 1,nwrence TfnJl.1l1orO"J1to Horses and Cattle '.Medicines. N. 'IL - Country i.tore·ke nper~ supplied on the rno1:1t a~h·:intageont1 t erms. A choico selection of LA.MPS fort.ale cben.p 1 Bow1nanvillr. Dc o. 1868. M1mUGm. have Sewing Ma.chine, no mn,tt.er I FofYOU what mauufa9turo, out of order, I will un· derta.ke to make it as good aa new, or no charge will be made. Orders left at Yellowleea: & Quick's, will receivo prompt a.ttention. LATEST FASI-IION. Her experh:inc" fullr warrants h er in pro wiRin 0,. ~ tlti efa.ctiou, n ow nrn. nvillc , S c vt .lOtb ,1874. ··:: G. H. THOMAS. Bov·:m::inv-11le, April 20th, 1875. 30·3ruo1 , Res1<lence, Oorner of Chnrch Stre<:-t, and Market Sq ua.ro. Bolvmanville, !Jee . 4th 1 1$73 ,