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~ I THE MERCHANT FRIDAY MAY 19, 1876, FOlt BALE OR TO RENT. MATH u~ p; K PIANOS. ' NEW GOODS I BATTING'S! A'l1 J, of Hatnpton, three deoi-s west of Elliott'e . sl(.ll."ft, .a. large two story Rough Cait Dwelling, EXOEf, in volume of tone. poseesaioit' wi11 bo given at once. Apply to EXCEL in firmness a.nd purity of tone, thept'Oprietor. J~XOEL in voice-like quahty of tone. JOHN COLE, EXC}JL in dura.bihty and keeping in tune. . Merchant '19-ilor. EXCEL for the concert room. II~m1'>ton, 1'-Iarch 7th, 1876. 24-tf. EXClEL for ti.mcbing schools o.nd se1ninn.ries. EXCEL for the drawing room. · , ON MILI, S'l'ltEE'l' IN 'l'HE VILLAGE The Conunon Sense -""- The undersigned has the HOBBIS' pleasure of informing you that he has re-ope'ned in his old CARRIAGE SHOP stand, (two doors West of the west Qf t11e Ontario :Bnnk. Post OtJice) with an entire King Street, Bowruanville. -H- NEW STOCK d l Consisting in pa.ft, of I I' TWEEDS, PRINTS, WHITE COTTONS, DRESS GOODS, J'ARASOLS, SILK PARASOLS, SILK UMBREJ.T.AS, FANCY GOODS, &c. All to be f:IOkl at the very lowest price's, for · , NOTICE OF MOTION . · _l_ · · · WASHER! rrHIS These n.re broad assertions, but capable of proof. Theya.reunlikeanyothor, inconstruc- CASH! N. B.-Old Stort'>, near Thompson & Burn's :!\fill, Bowmanville. ~ McClung Bros. are setting their STOCK in MOTION by ofl'ering their Goods at Irresistible Prices ! ~tep in, and you will find almost every shelf to contain . a Ba1·gain, and every corner an A. tt1·actiort. · with universal favor, in many of the States of the Union, and to-day, stands higher in the estimation of house"·ives, thanan;r.other. 'l'hcy ari!i now introduced into thia vicu1ity, by the undersigned, who has already sold a large number. 1'he points of exc~llcnce consist in its simphcity,and the saving of soap, labor a.nd time, An ordinary wa~hing, for a. large family, can be done by children from 8 to 12 years old. tion; &11 the.ir p·culiaiities are points of excel· Jenee. 'l'heir illnatrated and deacriptive cata· Waebing Machine has been received lo~e,which '"e send free- to any address, exand mechanics all th·t is claimed for the Math-1 ushek, · 'l'hero ·re thouaanda of happy owners of plains conclusive1y, in harmony with acoustics · ~ The Clothes are perfectly cleaned, and not in the least worn by it. .A. Machine can be seen at tha Grocery Store of John 1'-fc!t-Iurtry,Bowmao;ville, or at the residence of the subscriber, Ontario St.~and pa.rties desiring to Ree it in practical use. can do so, by leaving their namt!s with rt-Ir. :IYicMnrtry, and the subscriber will do a \vash for them, freij of chall:e. Boot~~ -:- EXCITEMENT EVERY DAY!· Do You want a WEB of COTTON at a cheaper rate than ever you bought a Web of Cotton,'. befoi·e 1 . GQ --o-- The O'Dell Royal Canadian Wringer the beat in the market 1 also kept on hand. l!"'acSense \Vnshe.r, $7. Washer a.nd \V:r:inger, $12. The figure at which the '\\Tringer is o:ffl'lred, is below the Fact.ory r.ric6 ; 9..lld the large rP-duc.' tion rnn.dt: on tho \Vaf!her and \\-.,.ringer, a11 an tory price, $8, '"ill be sold for $7. Common Shoes! ~be TO McCL UNG BROS. Do Yon ~ant to select PRINTS cheap)J1 price and new in Style, from the largest sto~k evflr b'rought into Bowmanyille.1 GO TO J.fcCLUN(f BROS. . inaucemcnt to tho public, will only be given for two 1nonths fro1n date. . 'l1hey cannot fnil to :iatisf. v, as all · who have trie& them, speak highly of them. ' P. 'l'HOMAS. 26-tf. One of tho Largest Stiooka oi Jlpots ,and Shoes in the eolllltry. found-&t. EOwmanville, Mar, 24th, 1876. est an sell at t 1e Lowest , of (!Vory des0rivtion, u.t short notice, anJ ou poSSl"ble price. l'eaaonable terms. ?irfathusheks willing to certify to their superior · ex.cellenco. We have room here for but· !cw J He has determined to ado1Jt brief extract~ :NEW Yoru<, Oct. 28, 1867 . . I the Carriages Painted arid 'fri1r mcd ., !Ve the unde;irsi,b"lled, ,Judges of Pi~os at the OAS H .E air of the American Institute, a.fter a. co.reful SYSTEM, exa.mination of the Concert Grands,do awartl to FREDERICK MA'l'HUSEK the HONOR believing it to be advantageof making the BEST ofthiB class ofinstrrtmcnts A Blacksmith's Shop then and there exhibitbd, or known to us else· ous not only to the buyer bui OU the premises, were special attention is given where. to all (Signed) EWD. 11.WLLENHAUER, also to the seller. A.D. W.BESEMANN. M. J. GIANNE'l'TI. Parcels delivered to all parts Ca.rifage Wol·k, and General CHARLES FRADEL. J@bbing. MusroAL CoNSl!UVATOnY,} of the town with promptnes:,;;. · 802 Broad way, N . Y. . Those Pia.nos must talqi- the lead of all known Highest price paid for all instrum6nta, and their pocnliar construction A U worlc don~ at this Establishment renders them by far the most durable, and the kinds of produce. least liable to gAt out of tune. wa1·ranted. EUGE,.EJ. MERRIAM. Hoping to receive a share SiDce t.he date of this concert the Mathushek A call is reSpectfally $Olicited. has been my fa.vorit~. of your patronage. . J. MORHIS. · J. JAYWA'l'SON. Dowmru:iv1lle. 0 ".,t. 1st. 1869 Watson'~ ~qnaervatory of Th:'Cusic,?\ iiew York. He is,. yours truly, No moneY would tempt me to banish it frofu my home . · B H"IS a1m ' OF h 'l!I "l Y I".!. · res · a.ml W"rOCerleS ·] 11 b e t 0 l\.eep th e S la T pair UE. subl:!CJ:ibet is prepn.red to build and re Wagons, Buggies, and Cutters, - J. B-ORLAND'S Boot & Shoe Store, THE GREATEST comprising Wonder of Modern Times. ·~ Ladies' Prnnella Boots, from 71i cents upwards. Misses' and Children's, in proportion. Men's, Boy's, and Youth's, of every desc.ription. no~\ ocr Do You wanf MILLINERY, MANTLES, or FANCY GOODS? ::COIO:EO 'clV!:I:HO csa:ooD ssta:ua '.IUU.M. TH.E John McMw try. "owmanvillc, Dec. 22nd, 1870. D·. SCHUYLEJl, Buffalo. Mathuahek bas in reality ta.ken a step in ndvnnce of a.II makers of Pianos in the \\'orld.' 13-tf: New 'railer shop, JOHN HEAL, People's Book Store AND . J. G SHAW. :Royal .aQ.'ain Triumphs. BEGS 'l'O INFORM 'l'HE i'UBLIO, genShop. erally, that lJe hns ' l'emovcd his bi.u1i1iuf!E5 to the Shop next door east of lUce'a ]3utchi&r Mu·:1ical Critic 1 Snrn.toga. The Mathushek Orchestra. Square Grand Pia.no ia brilliant, of wonderfur powet", and melodioua in tone. GO TO McCLUNG BROS. The Pills Purify the Bloc;d, correct all disorders of the Li:ver, Stoma.ch Kidneys and Bowela, and are invaluable in ah c01n1>laints io.cidental to Females, The Ointment is the only reliable remedy for Rad !;egs, Old 'Vounda, Sores and Uictirs, of theria, Cough~, Colds, Gout, Rheuma.tism 1 and all Skin Dh1eases it has no equaJ, howe\·1u long- standing. Fo1· Bronchitis, Diph- Findings kept for the Trade. ALSO Do You want CARPETS or CURTAINS or other HOUSE FURNISHINGS? · . GO TO McCLUNG BROS. --<lO--- . ALFRED H. PEASE,Rochester. Having had several years experience i11 the t~ade, ~c hopes to satisfy all who may favor him w1th a call. I WM fu11y convinced tbnt the 1\{athushek \vaa the crown of all. GOOD FITS GUARAN'l'EED Ilowmanville, Sep. 4th, 1872. m4tt-t.f. SAJ3J3ATH SCHOOL H.BELLACK. My old 'tuner, who has tl\ken ca.re of my piar10 fol" the past ten years, says that the 1' T o, JO Urchestral just received from you is the besL t:u:-tde and fin eat instrument in this eity. Yolll's, &c. DRUGS AND MEDICINES at the Calf, Kip Upper am,d Sole Leathe?', TRUNKS, &c. ' Don't pm·chase your Summer Cloths before inspecting McC!ung Bros. most extensive stock of · W. JENNINGS is still in charge of the CAUTION ! T W E I; D S, W 0 R S T E D C 0 AT I N G S, &c, DEPOT .,C. BARKER. WiW.1 tho 'sl.l'l'ival of tho IIolidays, cmnce a. de1uand for BowmanviUe Drug Store, D. M. SOMERVIL!i.E, Cleveland,O. W. M. S. SCHOOL, Toronto. . We have great pleasure in stating that 9.8 an 1nstf'!1ment. to le~d the singing in a S. School nothintt: ·Can excel it. 'l'l1e tone is soft and full. The base: is grand nnd \\.·hen 300 Yoioes are sin,l!ing together the Piano can be distinct· ly heard. Every note rings out ns cle,ar as o. hell. S. J. HUNTER, Past.or. WARING KENNEDY, Superintendent. F.LM ST. · · ' Ivia.nufa.ctory :Oe:pa.rtm.ent and is prepapecl to guuanWe /t.Pcrlcctl1'1t., in the Lu.tcRt and Bc&t Style. .McClung Bros. Tailoring Department will take the lea.cl, as usurtl. . · uf ~'C\\' Y orlc, trade mark, thus t h e princip.:,J ers n t11cse I deem it mj· duty to state that my Pills a.nd Ointment ru·e neither manufactul'ed nor ao]d in a.ny part of the U nited~Statea. Ea.ch Pot and Box bears the B1·'itish Govert1.· mcnt Slcunp, 1\·ith tho -words, " Hollowa.y's Pills and Uintn1en,Londou,:i tingraved thereoIL On the label is the. nddrc~::i,5~, Oxfurd Street, l.iouclon, . Vile and spurious i111it;tions of '"Holloway's Pilla and Ointment," ru:e manufactured and sold under tha name of ".ff nllowa.y & Co.," by J. ]! '"'. Henry.Curran co. ,of Drug.gist s &e· i t ·i:lj lfyou want a SU IT, ~foClmig Bros, will "SU IT" you. 8ewed Work a Speciality.· First If you want a HAT McClung BTos. will "HAT·"'you, class Stock used. A Call is Solicited. If you wm~t G-LOVES McClung Bros. will "G-I.OVE " .you. I~eme1nber the Stand, Post Office Block, oppo· If you want a TIE, McClung Bros. will" TIE,,. you: site Ruebottom House. J. BORLAND. Bowmanville, 11-Ia.y 12th, 1876. 33. Bu !l.'deg1·aph to Gdrdentr Sewin{! Machine, Co'·11. B antilton., Cornwall, Oct, 2, 1875. Roya.I got first prize at Glenga..rry, Cunnty Fair, (1ver the Web6ter 1 Osboinc,and N e1v Yodr Sin-get · . Got first prize on the Bnyal, afj. Fail' here, heating Wheder & \Vil:~on and every other machine. G1·eat conteEt. JAMRR BARRE'l'T. Brockville. Sept. 25, 1875. Royal took first prize at Unionville, compoting \vith tha 'Vheeler & V11'ilson, Singer, and others. EvEH'.I'rS & HAaAnM~\N, TILSONBURG, J Al!ES :rt'IILttOY. Belleville, Sept. 30th, 1875. SAMUEL FRISBY, Musical Conductor. \Vi th - In an nssuwed Canada. chea.:p a.nd good. Litera.ture, at lVIcClung Bros., TEAS! TEAS I CHEA.Et TEAS, Gift :Books, and :Etresent at lVIcClung Bres. SALT and PLASTER at McClung GOODS. SJ!:EDS at McClung Bros., GROCERIES Bros. HIGHEST PIJ,ICES PAID FOR BUTTER &c., at McClung Bros. It hn.s gi· ven my fa.mily the very highest aatisfaction. RE,7 · JOHN BREDIN, Barrie. OULD me.at respectfully te:iidor his incare thanks to bis numerous fl'icllds and afJtomer~, and to the public generally, for Ui e very hbE>ral support he haa rec~ived ince hi!f C?mmonci?g in bm:iiness; n.nrl hopes by cr.n· tu1uP;d stnct personal attention to business, a.i1fl offering notlnug but the purest nrticles, ~· t Lhe most re~aonablo prices, to CUSLU'IJ a conti11uara.ie of.pubhc patronage. J, IT. 'vould call special attention to his Y .ery superior stock of · W J. HIGGINBOTHAM .~ I 1-)YE STUF:F~P. · ·· Wholt!salo DealCountel'f1:1i ts arc FARM FOR SALE. "THE TEE VIN FARM." Seventh Con. of Fenelon, contain,ing in ona · block, 1'h"c Httnd!rcd Acres. _ & LY3I&;.1, and LYMAN B1to·1·11En8 & Co,, who obtain thtim at very low priccl:l, frw1n .T. Ii'. lfenry, Gu1·ran & Oo., of ~ew York, and ·this tr:M:Jh is supplied to Unpri11ciyl(ld r~etail Vendors, who 1:1ell the sa111e a.a rny gt·nuine Pillr,; an<!_, Ointment, whldi .:L1'e mnnufuctured only at, 033, Oxford Street1 Londun, and ni:\y be obtained from the following Fil'ms 1 vi)';. :Evanl'!, ).fercer ahd Co., 1\font1·cal. :Xo:Wl'}IRL"P LYMAN1 ULARE & <Jo., throughout the::; easo~ at PEBPETU AL MOTION · I havo u. Stock that cannot fail to please-com plete n·n d va.iied. Mr. J. Ruse, DE.An Sln :-~rhe Mathusek Piano I purchased from you has given entire flatisfaction and proved itself a superior instrutnent in ~very reapeut. I wonld recommend all to see the. Mathusek, beforo purchasing fJlsewhere. II;'Alltl'TON, Feb. 1st. 1876. H. 'l'. PHILLIPS. P1·oj. J, Ruse, D.EAR SJJt :-I have p1easut"e in adding my ENN1$KILLJON,Jap. 25t1', 1876. Firjlt prize for Boy;1l, at Union Exhibitiou hcre,bvcr n.11 competitors. rvIA'l"l'Jill:\Y S·l'EW ,\HT. \Voodstock, Oct. Hth. 1875. Rnyal took first prize at J:xbibition here,ovet· all co1npe1;itors. :AfA'l"!'HEW 8'.l'l!W,\ RT, Paris, Oct. 3rd, 1875. Fiave taken first prize with Itoyal at Ifair here, beating tb~ P..v,y1uoud and Singer. . WILLIAM SNIDER. Oct . ll, 1875. which. n.rc sure to give tht> bust satisfactio11. A well selected stock of I T is situu.t~ th1·ee and al ho.If tnilea north ~ of Litidsay, facing t)1e river. 'l'bere ifl 180 acres cr~n.red, and the 1-en1ainder is thickly wooded ·with hardwood o.ncl hemlock. '!'here is Q. new brick ha:ust!, erectedlast year, at a cost of uk".war<lij of $3,000 ; barn 32x70 i at.able ba.m ~8xll0, w·ith driving sh.ed ntta.chcd, sb(..>(} 60x26; feedjng house 30x26 i a good orcl1ard of youn~ trues ; tv:(I good· v.·Whi. . 'l'he buildings artc1 lt.ll com1)a.ratively new; and are in gooO condition. 'rJiexP a.re 100 ::i.c1·es fit for 'Yheat in the sprh1g. The. fru:1n is con~idi>red one of tht: bt1Bt in the County . It will be sold 6'.n l..loc, or in pai:t-9n libl.!1·al term a. Fol: fufthor pn.rticu1irs, n.pply to . M. ° CLUNQ · B ROS. F AMI_[. Y BIB!.ES. Splendid Lot. te~tuu~ny to tl1e n1any you ha.ve already rePOCKE'l' BIBLES,Large Assortment. ceived Jn fl1vor of the well rnerited ].fn.thusok N .B. That deservedly popular Teach Piano, purcliased from ·you recently. I am er's Bible, in various bind11igs ~ell sa.tisfied with it in every respect, arid con· Napanee, Oct. 15t.h, 1875. Royal has taken first pdze at :E'a,i.r here.over Singer, llo'\\·e, 'VRn?.er l!, 1 Oisbornt: nnd othen:s, JAMES liARl.IET, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATEN'/.' MEDICINE:S, BRUSHES, COMBS, SHOULDER-BRACES, SUPPORTERS, Etc., Etc. kept ~onstantly on lw. .ud. BOOKS, in Great Variety. ALBUMS, Cheap rind Rrett· WRITING DESKS, and WORK BOXES sider, for beauty and tone, it is unaurpasRed by·ru1y inliltrument I havo _yet seen. Harley, Oct. 13th, 1875. lioyal takes firat prizt! St this Fair,for family \Vork and light manufacturing. 'VILLIAM SN.tDEll. S. C. HILLIER, M. D. · DEAR 81& :-The l\<Ic<lium ?t-Iathuaek we got fron1 you gives eutire SRtisfactionin every respect. I can unhesitatingly recommend it to all desiring a i;ood piano, P1·of. Ruse. ENNISKILLEN, OILS, PAINT, COLORS, VARNISHES and WHITE LEAD at tho Tery lo\vest prices. Jan. 15th. 1876. ble1IBJ:s .. Ave1:y l31'0wn aud()o. 1 lfaJifo.x, N.S. l\{essrs . ':l1. 13. Barker 1t11<l Soni:i, St. J'ohn,N. l t Meas111~ .Elliot and Co., 'foront.-0. 'VliG import them direct fro1n 11ere. MICROSCOPES, STEREOSCOPES, ·--x:JtLi£IDESCOPES. 'l'hese victories conclusively prove tha.t the light running Roy9.l, is the people')s favorite, tmcl the Horses and Cattle Medicines. N. B.-Conntry store-keepers suppli.cd tllfJ BEST Ji'Alt11LY SEW.L.YG MACHINE. 'l'he Manufacturers have lately addeil to it, the greatest novt'llty o·f the age, the .Ro;qal .Lwrn,p ]folder fo'r Scwi11g J.Wachinea. 'l'be L:.~mp can never upset, nor the Oil soil the work; and it ia arranged to tbro:w the light on any part of the work, enabling the operator to 533 ma3-o20 (J.cfo~d Street, w. a. . Eondon, January 1st, 1876. TJfOMAS HOLLOWAY. . · D. S1'EWAlt'l'. Pastor of Presbyterian Church. inost advautngcous terms. A choice sel ection of LA. i\1PS for bale cheap Bowmanvill6' Dec. 1868. (hu. on JAMES 'l'EEVTN, on the pre>o'iecs·, Lindsay I) 0. Largest CoUection of .Stereoscopic Views in Town. · New Lumber Yard AND JOINERS SHOP~ burn & Son, 1\{ill Point, I beg to offe1· to the people of l3owtnanville, and the P.urronnding c..ouutry,. h~t prices th.a t d.:~y cc~11petition). Sash, l3l1nds 1 lJoora, and ~5 different sorts of I\fonldings, also window and door f1·ame stuff, r l:!ady to pUt togotliel'. 7 x 9, 12 light s3ib 42 eta., kiln drieJ 2 ft. 6 x fi ft 6. 4 panel doors 0. G. lnoulded 2 sides Sl. 70. The diffci:cnt sizeg of Sn.!'lh au<l doors kept in stock. Also on band a good snpply u( Lumber, dressed flcotiJJg, ship Jap and,,., siding, laths, shingles, pickets, field posts a ull battens. I have aJso o_ pened a carpenter and joiners sl1op in connec· ti on with the above business, and hope by i!ltcgr:ityof dealing, ~tud low prices to ~cure your p3.tronage. All goods '\varrauted, nnd a ~all l!lolicited. W. McSP AlJDEN. .pj· fl.boll and yard in retlil' of It. Vl. James J mplcnicnt Depot, 33-3mos, F enelon, March 4th, 1876. 2J.tf Mq·. J, .Ruse~ DEAR SJR :- The, No. ll. Mnthusek is all that yo!-1 s,aid commendatory of it, musiciallB OSHAWA, Jan 24th. 1876. RETIRING! Itare Chance. 'l'he under1:1igncd bl:ling abont to Dwe!ling House for Sale in HAMPTON. l~ have trJod it and pronounced it excellent. YING JUS'r · HECEIVEll PER con ta.ins six rooms, and has att:whed n. nice HA Schooner "Saucy Jack," my first cousign- I 'r garden, of acres, in which are seYeral mcnt, fron1 the manufactc>r;r of II. TI. 1-tnth· .'J.' hore is on the premii:wij, a small bil.rn a11d stable, good pump, and other G.onveni cnces. 'l'he pIIi.ee is n.hout 20 rods eaat of the School HouEe. I'or further particulars, choiee }"ruit Trcea. Ladies' Oompani.ons, Pocket Books, Purses, etc., etc. MHS. B, MI'l'CHEL. HAMP1'0N, Ja.n, .31st. 1876. !lfr. J. RutJe. . DE.AR SIR :.-It affords me great work as well by night as by da;v.. Sold by J. s. DONRY, 'l'YRONE. N.B.-Agent for },irst-c1nBB l\.'l:usica.I Instrllmeuts-W. Bell & Co's. Organ, IIallctt & Davia and Hard1nan Pin.nos . apply tu JOl:lEP H LAJSGMAID, 01· to W. R. LANGMAID, on Lot ~s. 5th Con. DMlington. 3~-Zw. ·· rl1 Ill (I) · Call ancl Examine. lngh l1j)preClat1011 of tho l\.{9.t}1usek piu.nu purehased from you a few days since. lJ? acknowle_dg~ng the entire satisfaction and my Also th' Celebrated Waltba.m and Elllin S. J. SMI'l'H. - o·o \Va.tchea. The Subscribt:r, thanking his very numero11i; customers for past patron.ago, (having sold Twelve Thousand Dolla,·s lVU1·ih in 12 month soJidts their continued pl.Ltronage,by rea.sonab JH'ice1:1, fa.ir dcali11 g s~ :iJJrl guaranteed aatr>fa tion. J. D. . November 18th, 187il pleanure May 5th, 1876. THOROUGH-BRED . Sho :rtltorns for Sale. F Bull!:!, yeiirlings, a.rid roan, can be purchased of the undersigned, at reasonable rntea. OUR THOROUGH-BRED DURHA,M · r~d 24-tf. ROBT. CULLACOTT, ~Pyrono, P. 0. Gone Upl EING UNABLE to procuTe a renewn.l of 1ny leas:e, : whic:h oxtJites on the lat da,y of J'une next, I 'vill sell the Un.lnnce of my stock of - ~-~ANT-ED! Slrl'UATION as house-keeper, a. A Bowmanville, I\<In.rch 16th, 1876 . in family. .Apply a.t this Office. s1nall 20-tf, First B a.t ProTincllilExhihition at Ottawa, 1875.· Prize and Diploma The Xing of the West FANNING MILL, and Grain Screen and TOBACCOS, CIGARS, PIPES, &c., As tho Stock MUB'.r be clcar~d out, by the lijt of Junl::l, g:l'et\t bargains will be given. CaU Early. All Cash Sales. AT COST PRICE. G. S. OLIMIE. SEED SEPARATOR. THREE MACHINES IN ONE. I have now great pl£.aisure in offering to the farn1iug co:rnn1nJ1ity, thP most perfect Fanning 1\-'[ill ruid Seed Separator ever invented. Its ndvrintages over other Mills in USC', n.re aafollo·w s:. lat. It is a perfect C]eaner and Chaffer.· It ·will take out 'Vild Oats pe1'fectly. It wlll tnko out alt Oot:kle,Chc~s . and other foul seeds, with once going th1·oui;h. ma.king a. perfect sample of Market Wheat, \Vhiclt will add sever· al cents p er bushel to the valul:! of grain, ov_ er and a..bove that when cleaned by the ordina1·y 2nd. Tt 1$ a. most perfect Separator, 'it 1vill separate all the lrirge kernels of Wheo.t fro1n the small and: slu·unken grainiL It does not r.S. - ~rwo TiiUia.rcl 'l'alJles fol" Sale, Cheap. I~owm1J.J1ville, .I\fn.y 12th, J.876. 33-2w = ·· '· --= ·· = = UJ ·rl ..p a :Retire from the :a:a.r:ness :Business, offers his Great Inducements. PRICES: FULL AGRAFFE, 7·0CTAVO FRO}l $ 3 0 0. PIANOS from other makers at bottDm prices. relit~ble N- Large and Complete Stock of Harn ess Saddles Whips, Trunks, Valises, &c. I New Furniture AND Procra,stina,tion is the thief of time, but buying G·oode at at an NORRIS & SOPER No. -:o:- Immense Reduction for Cash Give him an Eady Gall, ancl secu?'e BARG.A INS. N.B. - AI_l parties indcl1l,f'd by N ote or TI0ok Account, \nll plea.!Je sotllo h cfore the 15th <lay of ~Ia.rch next. Ilowmanville, Jnn. ~7th, 8, Adelaide St. East, Toronto, SOLE AGENTS. S. V ANSTONE'S - z JOSEPH RUSE, . AGENT IN DARLINGTON, CLARKE, \\iHITDY, REACH AND CARTWRIGHT. ~l1he undersigned h~ opened a store Cheap Store TYRONE, is tho beat lneil.ns of getting the worth of yuur money, in l I I ) - - :o:-- in l1IRS. AN:DERSON'S Fashion and :M: illine:i:·y Depot, K1i1g .St!'tet, opposite - z 0 I.LI 0 ..p opposite Treleven s Shoe. Store \vhere ha will keep on hand a full' and varied stock of Fuller's J3lock, . Also Agent for Dominion Organs, Bowmanville. Hanlpton, }.,eb. 8th, 1S76, 20-tf. Samuel Mason. - t>aily Li:c.e to Rochester. Commencing on or t\hout 1.'HURSDAY, FIRST·CLASS GOODS. Come a.long men, women and chiJclrcn, and you will find a complete Stock of Ft1ltNI'I't1EiE, which will be disposed of a.t the LO,VEST· 20TH Al'RIL. MARKE'l' PRICES. Persona intend· ing to comm once housekeeping. will find it largely to their advantage to consult him, ere purchasing elsewhere. THE STEAMER Furnit'ltre made to orrler on short notice and Repai·ring neatly done. ' Afr. B11ck!er's Mill. UNDERTAKING. 'NORHEMAN,' (R. 011.A WFORD, lllAsTEll,) lng Cobourg every morning at 7 :301 nnU: Port }{ope at !J o'clock, for Rochester, counect.ing then with the New York Central, Northern Centl'a.l and 1~r1e Railways, and Lake Ontario Shore Divfoion of the Ron1e, Wa.~ertown and Ogdensburgh Railwa.:l' for all points East, West an South. RE'l'UITNING, will leove Charlotte (port of Rochister,) daily nt 9 P. ]tI., except Saturdays, when she will leave a(; 3 l:', hf. for l'ort Hopo direct. DeR>lers in stock, &C., will find this the cheapest and moat expeditious rout1.1 to Hoston, .._tj. bany, New York, &c. }~or further info:rma.tion apply to H; ORAW~'ORD, PonT H01'.E, ~Vill make lier regular trips on this route,lea.v~ ~4:t" Hats & Caps, Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, &c., which will be sold at IEWA.BD! The a~ovc J'~ward will be pn.id to any pe~nn whu ·will fun1J f:! h an1ple pt'oof tlui.t the Bouts & Shoes solU by tht) nndersigned, are not \\.·ba.tre rcprcsentti them. .Very Latest Styles 'IN ANEW :Bonnets, B'ats, :Mantles, . rviillinery' and General conPh1ting of evcrythiug i11 the line, th ~i,t c::an be l)lJrcbal:!ed in the l'n:i ·is and N'c~v York eiitn.b· lishme11ts, are no~v on exhibition. 8tra.w H~tbi cleaned, aud altered into latest st.y)'1s. l\:Irs. A . is 1iot aRking J:u·ge profit~. lint will fie]] at a emnll a.dvnnce ou cost, for C.ASIJ. A '·islt t.o he1· t:SiabJisli1ut'ut, will i:;u.tisfy auy of otn· readers, of that f11ct. l3owmanvillc, April 7th, 187G. (1n22 l y.) throw thi: small gnLlns in the chess box, like othei· ]\fills, but brings the1n through by them~ selve s, clean and fit for market, and is ,\~arrant Ocl to mn.ke a. perfect cample of Seed Whent, 3rd. It is vexy rapid in its ru..-tion, and -"·ill easily ma.kc for mn.rket, Sixty Bushels ; antl for Seed, T\venty-fivc BuAhols per hour. 4.th. It se]Jaratcs all kinds of Grain, M ·\ vell ns seeds ; and if Wbl'at and Oati:1, I>eas and Qats, Clover and rllm<lthi·~ are mixed together, ::ind put through this l\{il , it will com() out pel'· Prices which defy Compe· . titian. · S. V ANSTONJ!:. 'l'31rone, l\fri.rch 30th, 1874. fectly 13-e pn.rated. 5th. I~ iii C'lllally as go0<l for stna.ll as large grn.ins. It \Vill sepa;rn.te rrimothy Seed frOJ)'\ 'Vhen.t , ;.u1d will bring the 'l'llnothy out clean at tlle s.:ime ti1no a s you are cleaning the lVhca.t for l\1a.rkct. · Nl!lW STORE MRS. M. J. WARD Price of Mill, 'l'HOMAS SMI'l'H P. C. HYn.e:s, General Agent. May Gth, 1876. $35. · Has been procuxed of lateat design. Furnish· ings for funerals always on hand. All l!'unerals in town and country, atttcuded j)Jt a reason· able chal'ge. · · . Residence~ Cornli!r of Queen a.nd Brown Sta., next door to Mr. J , P.Ilice's. (29·tf.) Or C. F. GILDERSLEEVE, KDIGS'l'ON. A'l' HAMPTON.' DEGS 'l'O INJ_rORl\1 t.he pub1icgeuerallythat she bas opent:d ·n pa. All Latters fzom the Counties of Northumberland, l)u1·ham, ,.,.ictoria, tu1d Pcterboro, 1nnst be afldressed to the proprietor, l3owmanville 1 ~far l6tli, 1876. A. DAVY. ONTARIO BANK. DIVIDEND NO. 38. J. ELLIori_irr'S For Ge11ts, For Ladies, Cheap Store For Cb.ildren. TYRONE, Ha.a no'v a. full n.asorted St.ock of ' 25-tf. in MR. l'OWKR'S BUILDING, oppositn H. ELLlUT ·1·'s FANCY GOODS STORE priCl:ll:I". lisuupt<ln, 'ont. Ill (I) STBAW, FELT, . · N La.test OTICE IS HERBBY GIVE::-<, 'l'HA'l' a dividend of FOUlt PER QEN'l\ upon 32-tf. 8'1.'0ru:, I-Iampto11, n1al intends keep· ing a.imoflt c!oi"e lot of goods, <i.t reasonable Sho will also CIH':t'Y Imve1 ial Fire lnsuranr.e Oo OF LONDON. Established 18-03. HEAD O.r.Ji'1CJt:s. - l Pa.U L:f.:iJJ, LouUon. on the MILLINERY AND JVIANTLE with des l: ·rl 0 AND LEGIIO:E?.N atylea. OOLORlNG. HATS AND BONNETS, CLEANED a.nd made ove.r in the vexy latest Special attenti.on given to the Ge.pital Stock of this inlltitution, hns thi11 day been declared for the current balf year,an<l tl1at the same l\oill be payable, a.t the l3auk and its Branches, on and after THURSDAY, the Styles an cl Good ·Stock. FIRS'l' day of JUNE next. Notice is alao given. that The Transfer Books will be closed from the 17th to the 31st l\:'Ca.y, both days inclusive, · business, and hopes to recf:live u libcru.l ~lH\.re of suppu1·t. AE orders cnh·usted will be care· Old Broad St., and CANADA:- · MUS. MAYBEE, THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders, for the Election of Directors fe>r · the ensuing year, will be held at the Bankin~ House, in this Oity 1 on STAj\fPI1~ G ;~:~;;:cd NOTICE. f u~t- filled . GENER.~), .\.GEl/CY ll'Clt Sa. ~ nhuent St., ?riontrea.l. .24 St at l\ofar-ket Square, in rear of ]'irehall. Bowma.n"·ille, April 1876. (29-ly. 14, !If. J ; WAJW Ilampton, April 5, 1876. (rn.·28-U.) l"md.£1,965.000 Sterling, Subscribed and invested Capital and R.e1:1eirVe JIE underi:igned will not . be respollBibJe for any debts contracted iu hia nu.me, othet· than by hi.~ wife, from thia date. . T J DUDSWUH'l'J:f, Inspector. FuncWinvcetod inCanada- 105,000, Insutar1ces 8runat loss by Fire are effec~ed Qn most favorable terms, n.nd losses paid with out reference to the Board in I.iundon. BOUSE AN:O LOT FOR SALE. To Whom it May Concern. med1n.toly, or costs will be incurred, Tuesday, the 13th day of June next. Tha Chair to be taken at 12 o'clock noon' precisely. By order of the Boa.rd. Groceries Dry Good.s, :Boots & Shoes I · etc., etc · Quality and Oh t>ap \# SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN 'l'O ORDERED WORK. STORE.- Onti door e~t of Corniah's J cwclry 6tl~ Store, King Street, Bowma.n ville, Bowmanvillc,May J. SllfALJ;, 1875, OARD OF THANKS. IUN'l'OUL BUOS. JAS. COWA::-<, Lot No. 17, 4th Uoll. CJnrke. .R. R. LOSCOMBE G·eu. Agents, l\.iontrea Barrister, Agent .for Bowmanvihe and Vicinity, AND ACCOUNTS, IN MY NO'l'ES, ,fa.vor, long past dqe, must be paid imP. W. CONSAUL. Bowm·nville, Jan. 6th. l876.I5-tf, day at home. Agents \\·anted $12 n Out6~ and terma free. 'l'RUE & co.; Augusta., Maine. bp-olO·m25-ly. Uoy 5th, 1876. 32-3w. Bowmnnville, June 4th. 1860 36 m.o.43-39,4w $5 TO $20 Portland, Maine, worth $1 fi·ee. STrNSON & Co, b~·olO·m2o·ly. per d11y at home. 8a~vle· coruer of and Ann-streets, ·can be purchased at a reas0nable figure for cash. '!'here is a new frame house with well of \Yater, also a, stable on the pre~ miae11. The garden is cultivated.' Apply to DESIHABLE piece of town pro· A VERY perty, the Hunt situate on D. FISHER, Genern.l Manager. 0::-JTARIO B.l.NK, 1 which fo1· ' l.1oronto 1 April.21st 1876 · 31·4w. ,JOHN H. HAMBLY, Bo~manville, At }r!n. R. HAJlfBLY's, Brickmaker. April 5, 1876. (m,-28-tf.) Yo1·k, for a Pamphlet of 100 page~. Containing lists of :lOOO newspapers,nnd estimates show· ing coat of a.dvertiaing. bp-ol0-m26-ly. S END 25c. to G. P. ROWELL &CO.,New D0SS ' CANNOT BE SURPASSED · J, ELLIOl T J TENDERu1y th~ the Judges an<l Di· rectors of Clarke Agricultural Society, for the \'et'Y prompt man11er in which they pn.i'1111e my First Prize on Carrio.gcs, \\·hich they 151.1.y, 1vas justly merited. The Judges thought. 11u Fair day, that I was not eli~ible fo:r a }Jrize,but found on looking at t11e hill. that I was, anfl they granted n1e the Firat Prize, ~fr. Linton's letter, notwithstanding. I have about 100 JJ'll:st-class Buggies ilJtd Carriages.,1 in course of coosh·ut.'tion, which will b o j sold cnea.p, for Oaah, or gciod paper. WM. l\IoCL1fKG, Bowmanville, Mar. 2~th, 1876. 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