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Wu, v' ‘ " wwmm,‘ «mm In}, my... a”. Wm Wm”. .3. Mr. Sutherland’s opponents, unn- ble to find fault with his record as a public man, have entered upon a course of personal villifimtion. But as usual, their evil chickens have gone home to roost ‘ amongst those from whenee they come. We have nothing to say about Mr. Quinn, as a private individual-35 a. journalist it is none of our business to meddle with him in that matter. But we believe they are few indeed who will demur to the assertion that in this respect Mr. Sutherland is at least equally as eligible as Mr. Quinn. To the position to‘ which he “seeks elec- tion Mr. Sutherland will bring the qualifications of experience in muni- cipal 'afiaim, tact. energy, enterprise, - ‘u‘o upona to e Ise lCll‘ independently and with discretion, regardless of party predilections or sectionalism, choosing whom they think best, wholly and solely for their individual fitness for the posi- tion. - In the Market Block negotiations Mr. Quinn occupied the unenviable position of agent for the purchase of property from himself, and his whole course in the transaction has an! awk- ward appearance of self predominat- ing over the public interest. B’ARCY BOULTON, of Torpnto, and D’Alton McCarthy, of Barrie, haive been appointed Queen’s 093m- ” . . V an’ last, St; John’s Day, was cele- bratedh'ythé Masonicfmteruiky, by an 053%" Supper at their lodge won. alsoin the knowlezde that his course will be watched by a vigilant oppo- nent. No one will deny that the consciousness that every false step will be carefully noted, and brought .Ip against him at the close of his stewardship. is a strong incentive to diligence and circumspection on the part of a public servant. He showed greater prudence and administrative ability in dealing with the esplanade question, thoroughly acquainting himself with the law upon the sub- ject, and advising action whitinfiile securing all the advantages that the Corporation could possibly have ex- torted by law,conciliated a. Company which might otherwise have' given fewer favours and great trouble. It must have surprised Mr. Quinn’s sup- porters to heal-that gentleman ac- knowledge, before the close of the meeting, that the provisions of the iamand the critical position in which hisown ignorance thereofâ€"if not wil- fully selfish blindneSsâ€"had placed the Corporation, and from which Mr. Sutherland had guided them, were before unknown to him, and he expressed himself as being glad that some one had taken pains to ascer- tain what. they ought-to do. A. very humiliating confession, certainly, for one who had but a. short time pre- viously boasted of his superior busi- ness qualifications,and'greater exper- ience in municipal affairs. D’Arcy Boulton, Esq., Grand Mas- ter of Western Ontario, said it was now approaching twenty years since he first heard Sound Protestant prin- ciples . enunciated from the lips of the gentlemanwho just preceded him, and uponthat same platform. Orangeism warred not with the indi- vidual, but with a system, and Wil- liam III. went to England not to enslave but to' give liberty to the Roman, Catholic, and the Society labours still to preserve that liberty not only_fpr themselves but for their fellow subjects, of whatever class or creed. He warned his hearers against the insidious advances of Jesuitism in the guise of Ritual'ism and Tmetarianism, urging an adhe- rence on the part of Churehmen to the good, old simple forms which their fathers had used. The Society was not a secret society, only in so far as was necessary to protect them from imposition. He advocated the adoption of the Temperanceplatform in connection with their Lodges, and also the formation of a Society of Orange Sisters. At the close of his address, Mr. Boulton paid a high complimenttotheBan'd. which, he said, is a credit to Orillia. Much disappointment was felt at the ab- sence of Lieut.-Col. Ogle "R. Gowan, the founder of Orangeism in Canada, who had been expected to address the meeting, but was delayed by the train being snowed sup, and did not reach Orillia until past eleven, p. m. At the conclusion of the speaking, a spirited contest took place between the admirers of two youngjladies, as to which should carry‘ofl'a the cake that had been, presented to the in- stitutionâ€"Missfi-S‘lunkett being the fortunate winn‘ér. The Misses Plun- kett sang “The Orange? Lily,” and; the Band played “God Save the Queen." 872-3 eontainsagreat deal of in- resting and useful information ncerning this county, and. the veral towns and villages, and a. WE refer the astute Guide to Mr. herland's remarks upon the es- planade quwtion, for an explanation of the apathy of the “deluded Oril- lians” in "reference. to that matter. . We know that {the Company can onlyobtain very limited powers con» ditionally, that they {could get thesg “whether we swam 'o'r‘no.” and that it would-be mutually beneficial for; the Company and-Yin are to mainâ€" ‘ tain a. friendly spirit inagealing with the question. Eageg‘hg people unan- imously approve the action of the r-r-- coma, and tho’pre's'sis silent; her; ave begun no er part of their was to preserve the Colonial Empire intact; If Britain were de- prived of her Colonies, the Sun of her glory would be indeed eclipsed and she would have lost her place in the firmament of the nations. He commended the 'henevolent undertakings of the Society, and concluded by expressing the hope that, While preserving its determin- ation to sustain the British Crown upon the two great principles of Bible truth and civil liberty, it would never neglect its duty as a benevolent institution. ‘IRWI'N’S. GAZEHQER and Direc- >ry for the _County of Simooe for 'l,l‘ 2.. Con., there appeared no reason to reduce the same. By-Law passed for procuring and granting land in aid of the Thurah Agricultural Society. Accounts presented and ordered to be paid, 3684,53. Cduncil adjourned sine die. ' Nsw Year’s Fasrrvn..â€"The Twenty- Second New Year’s Festival of the Orillia Presbyterian Church came of on Wednes- day evening. The Temperance Hall was completely crowded, and the apparently abundant provision of edibles was utterly exhausted in supplying the unexpectedly large demand. After the attentive Com- mittee of Management and their assistants had satisfied the appetites of the Company with excellent viands, appropriate ad- dresses were given by the Revs. J. Gray, R. Fairbairn, and Messrs. Bcattie and Dalâ€" las. The Pastor, Rev. John Gray, occu- pied the chair, and, in hisintrodnctory re- Taonsn‘ Council met' on the 14th nlt. Claims were presented for sheep killed by dogs from Lachlan Johnston for 4 ewes valued at $5 each, 320, allowed 813. 32; James Donnell for l ewe, valued at $10, allowed :86 ..66 Mr. Henry Morrison al- lowed two days and Mr. GodfreyMacPher- son three-and-a-half days for work done in Division No. 12, to be deducted from their Statute Labor for next year. The taxes on the personal property‘andfdog of Messrs. Farquharson Taylor, amounting to 63-30, and charged to G- A ”Pip“? Esq” remitted. The resignation tendered by Norman F. Patterson, Esq., of the ofice of Township Solicitor, accepted. The Council awepted the sum .of Forty-eight dollars in full of all Taxes charged for the current year against Lots part of 15 and 16 in the 6th 0011., ma the Collector got credit for $17. 55 taxes charged against J ames Ure on the said Lots. Having ex- aminedtheassessmentofLotGinthe6th marks. said he had feared thatthe large number of meetings held lately would op- erateagainettheirEestival, but hemplea- santly disappointed at finding it the larg- est affair of the kind they 'had ever held. Elev:en years ago the Sunday School num- bered only 50 pupils, now there are over 200. He mentioned the names of Messrs. McKinlny, Dallas, and Henderson, who were teachers when the School was first instituted. He also spoke of the exertions in this' place for thirty-five years; mention- ing that before there was any school in Orillia, that lady collected together a num- ber of children, and taught them gratuit- Del: 0]. unuucu, auu ecu-,5..- .._v_ c, ously; and eve:- sinco the Sabbath School' was begun, had taken an active intend: in it. He commended the sysfiem of instruc- tion used in the school; and gave the chil- d'ren aftimely can'tinn against profanity andfiabbath-hreaking. When introducing Mr. Reuse, the chairman mentioned that that gentleman came from Princeton, N“ J., to attend the Festival. Before eon- cluding, he thanked the ‘ Com- mitteq‘the ladies, and others w u- sisped. At intervals during the proceed. ifigs,"the children. under the ladenhip, of Mr. Angus McKay, mgseveralâ€"hymnq‘ Very sweetly. Mrs. Perry presided at the organ; ARRIVALâ€"0n Wednesday considerable interest was awakened by the statement that the first Midland passenger train would be run to Orillia that afternoon? At about'halfâ€"past two o’clock it arrived, and was welcomed with cheers by a crowd of admiring spectators. The train was in charge of Conductor John Cheer, Major Boulton, M. Rwy., and George A. Stewart, Chief Engineer ; and there were about fifty passengers, amongst whom we noticed Christopher Robinson, Esq, Reeve of Thorah, and anumber of others from Bea- verton. Trains now run regularly between this town and Port Hope, connecting with the Nipissing for Toronto at‘Woodvine. m way arrived in . the evening, the Sun- . 001 Festival took place. “’9 have heard of several parties on that and a few preceding d3.) 5. Ashton-mm â€"The annual meeting of the Oro Agricultural Society will be held in the Town Hall. Oro, on Thursdny the 9th inst, st 12 o’clock, noon, for the pur- pose of receiving the Directors’ and Audi- tors’ Reports for the current year, and electing ofice bearers for the ensuing year. Pnzssm'snox. â€"Early on New Yesr’s morning, the employees in THE Exrosrron ofice surprised their employer, Mr. P. Murray, by presenting him with a hand- some 4to Photographic Album. “ssamsrk of their esteem, and spp precistion of the uniform kindness and courtesy of his de- meanour towards them. ” Arotoor. â€"We apologize to our Ottaws, Toronto, and other correspondents for the non-appearance of their favours this week. Now that the holidsys are over, we will .prob_ably have more space, sud. solicit a continuance of -oontrihntions. To make room for report of nomination meeting, we also curtailed the portion of the story this week. Tn following is s corrected list of cen- didstes ominated in Oro for the year 1873: â€"-I?r Reeveâ€"John G. swele, snd Michael Scott. For De pu.ty-Reeveâ€"Jss Johnston. and James Black. For Coun- cillorsâ€"Tho; Edmonson Michael Scott, James Black, James Robertson, Thee. Ross, SsmnelCotton, and JohnT. Pert- ridge. Messrs. Scott and Black wish to stand for Councillors only. A Hurt wa Yumâ€"We verily bo- ligveje {to the happiefi publisheg, blag:- 6d fithrthe mosti sawdénte I ns, in this “flair conntrie.” On or Year's gnoming,_on_e of ujgl patrqgs made 10m; heart glad, by sending up the amount of his account, and a. little on the next quar- ter, " with theeompliments of the season." May he live 10 ' to make his publisher feel happy at 7 is festive season, and at other seasons. Dnnxcuxox.â€"The Dedication of the new Oddfellow’s Hall, in Binghsm’s Block, took plsee on Tnesds evening, the Gnnd Master, N. Gordon igelow, of Tomato, ofi ' ' . After the dedicetory ceremony we: con nded, the GrandMaster gave an address, explniningthe origin, objects and o rations of the Society. The Concert fo owed, and occupied abontnnhour. Al- though the attendance at the Ball was not large, those who did attend expressed thfiizhselves pleased with “$16 111131113? hi: w everything passed 0 . o Dunn was caterer. - The Orillia Brass Band and Mortimer’s Quadrille Band, furnished Trinaâ€"The ywho sent the larg e fruit cake to TB: rron ofiee on New Year’s Eve, hes the thanks of the employ- ees. May she live to enjoy many heppy New Years, and ne'er forget, as she will never be forgotton by, the printers. Bx mum â€"Runeay ’sCu-riage Works Were in danger bo-dny. yFire we: discov- ered In home lumber ydrying on the second floor. It was noticed early! and promptly extinguished The cause is supposed to have been 3 metch thrown down carelessly by some maker. wane m mommy, WW, I vu- u ”vi tlement,s27 .75; Wyebridge, 880.51;McRae Settlement, 829.80; F106, $19; Midhnd, 816. D. B. McRae, msgigmrxâ€"Medonto, "A_L _.__ music. fifwficxenu" “,‘iii'éu'fonsry': ~Pehét§ns uhene ma MOM! 8106; Vent s S mv- ‘1' Society’s Missionaries, nhlilh British Ana-Em P Presbyterian; ‘26“2’: Smm’umxoanSoer or Ksox Confirmâ€"The followin infrom n listrof the mission fields, and o mountgsgbâ€" Severn, $58.50; Sturgeon-l}, 88. Parry Soundâ€"F. R. Baguio, W, $59.74. Edwina, yam, $41.86. “ M3310 Hun Cnm.”â€"â€"'l'here was a hand organ. on the corner of Missing: md Peter streets, st noon on Tuesdoy, disooursing fmilmr an to the apparent delight ofg an admiring crowd of wuntry people. 0mm vauc Sermon opens on Tues- day next. It is desirable that parents send their children on that day .0 have them properly classified. Attention to this will save valuable time afterwards. mc.â€"â€"A number of fistic discus- ]: place in town on Tuesday. whiskey. Effect, not a constable n. unoxs for the organization of s of Odd-Fellows st. Braoebridge . Orillis Lodge is expected to it. ' e usual Watch Meeting was held in esleyan Methodist Church, on Tues- evening. At the close, the bell “ rang the new year.” Lmâ€"The Exrosrron is issued a. day late this week. We hope our readers will be better satisfied with a p6little delay than a. half sheet at this season. Dnsonmnx.â€"The enterprising firm of J. J. B. Pen‘yhss been dissolved. Mr. J. B. Perry netires, and will shortly com- @9399}: new guinea i_n 'l‘udhope’s new Bumâ€"The weather has been very mild the past few days ya, and it appears the usual “January thaw” has begun. This (Thursday) evening we were visited with a. shower of rain. MANY of the girls mourn of lost oppor- tunities, now that leap year an expired, and the golden opportunity of popping the question to a bashful lover W111 have to be deferred another four years. - Brick Block. We wish both 31100333. N 5w AnmnsnmrsLâ€"For Sale or to Rent, 2; Meeting; Cheap Bread; Emphy- ment; Dissolution of Partnership, snd New Business. Read them. .25,“ .. 844,537Vimgk Hubour', rg; _Â¥fo"e_r!_ey! am Muskokar-A. an. M allln marriage and. death notices. published free of charge. next meeting of Orillia Division of us of Temperance will be held on evening next, the 6th inst. mxnm writes that the poetic which appeared in thispa paper some ago “ isaWhale” ofariddle. Yzan ended well. The issuer of Liscnsea in this town, sold three no documents on New Year’s Eve. ? B. Dmsxoan, of Atherley, has been ted District Grand Master of the Order for Simooe and Ontario. naLé-Mr. Thou. Gladman, late master at Lindsay, has aeeepted ‘ Station. The right man in the i‘ " ILLIA ‘ JANUAR‘ (age? “a. ‘3}; m... 7â€" ". ct’J-‘n ‘ one B’cloek, :uddepartn at three. 4% learn that the Rev. J. G. n, Congmgationd Minister, Rug- nt to remove to Ottawa. :he ministers throng}! thg cough-y Know or Faniaâ€"The regular election of ofi'oen of Minem Lodge, No. 7, Knights of Pythiu, took phoe at their last regular meeting, when the following ofioen were electedzâ€"A. M. Empey, P. C. ;J.B.Thompeon,C.C.; EE.0’Dell,V.C.; Ed. Ogle, Prelote; Alex. Keynes, Mute:- ot-Arme; J. D. O’Brien, K. of R. and 8.; C. B. Switzer, U. of ll; J. W. Minthom, U. of E.; J. A. Mnmy. Inside Guard; Clue. Veeegy, pug-ado GmrdiW;Mo_1-lez; Orgamst; n. r. ”Ln-more, u. u. v. v. The next regular magic-keg Me Sin theOdd-Fellow’l new on needsy evening, J musty 6th, for the inlhlhtion ofoficerym Aluge extendmceis re- A Wnnxmc.-â€"Ea.rly this season the Editor of Ta: Emma ordered some "wood from a farmer of Orillio Township, named Humphrey O’Connor, and 3 day or two sftorwards his son celled st the office, and representing that he had delivered three-quater- of a. cord, obtained psy for that quantity. It was eubeeqnently found thethehndleftbuttmdlhdfeord. On being necneed of the chest, O’Connor pro- mised to make good the difl'erenee, buthu failed to do So. Beware of wood-sharpen. quested. A human Burntâ€"0n the 21d: inst, Doctor Fitzgerald, of Fenelon Fdle, was called 03' in rather esinguler manner. We regret ‘to say 138 m a. very inbemper- , A ~_£-__.. xz- .1..A.'.. u ; physicun. On the shove-mentioned day_ xtis aid he was in liquor, and um :.. _.L.'.L _... . mixing some medicine, in which was a. portion of poison. Hsvingscut on one ofhisfingers, someofthepoisougotinto the cut. end in sshort time the poison spresd so u to complete its work. Hod he not tested of the poisonous bowl, this would not have ha. nod, endweu'e sure could he now from the grave, he would anti-eat his companions ‘to flee the wine-Slap. When men of learning, tdent md ' uenoe set such 1 bed ample, it is almost a wonder thst meny more are not hnu-ied into Eternity by the swfnl yiee of drunkenness. son, of Beaverton, entertained about thirty of his friends to a supper, at the “ Hamil- ton House.” Mr. George F. Bruce, in a few well-chosen remarks, proposed the health of Mr. and Mrs. Paterson. The toast elicited a neat response from Mr. Paterson. The afair was of the pleasantâ€" est description, and got up in the best style. WI learnfrom the Churchflcraldthatthe October Collections for the Widow’s and Orphans Fund of the Church Society, in St. James’s Church. Orillia, was 814.25; Penetanguishene, $6.58; Benetton, 81; Wyebridge. 8] .70; Waverley, 8155;81:00- bridge. 81.63; South Falls, 81.93; Alpert School House, 81.30; Mary Lake, $3.65; Duper, 50c.; Pu-ry Sound Road, 503.; Gnvenhnrlt, 550.; Shanty Bay and St. [buroohunu momma-11m licinterut. Wedonot hold cane!"- w’hleformrendafinmthcofiniou E 8.! a; Editor of'l‘n Enosnon :â€" smâ€"Ic in said. that “ Electionsaerinc Billy” is Reeves, Council and dl himself, sndthtflreotherfourue 11130qu to nuke up a nomind number. like 00 may joint- in his tail. Tint appears“ he mm the mum. Mr. “Kama” mu? A. Tint pile of rubbnh um rennin III! the new Bonk building. We he” heard oftwomoremnnnys owned by (Land undmhnd one of the loeen intend: enter. ingnnwtionfordnmngelegnimttheCon porntion. It in only right he ehould do so, u there ha been more then nmple time showed for the removal 3f the olf- attraction. Ml. Glow: Guzman- hu eold the 14nd- uyBodtoMr. Charles D. Bert, for 3 length of time night editor of the 0105:. While wishing the new pmprietor nee-e, we hope Hr. Gurnett will not long until! inactive, u hei: egentlemnn whoeeretire- ment would beedecided lento journeliem in this Province. yw; mother entered the Normal School, and a sixth passed the first examinaion for Provincitl Land Surveyor. SUPPBn.â€"- On his mum: from his wed- ding trip, last Saturday, Mr. N. F. Pater- Won! on the osplanade and building: of the Midland Railway in this town isbeing pushed forward energetically. The turn- table is completed, and a siding we: laid thereto onWednesdny. The engine-home and a temporary station building for the winter, are also in course of construction. The Company contemplate the erection of a handsome brick station here next Spring. Miss Ruom Wines was being examin- edbythe Board in Bnrrie, at the time the Examination of the Public School in this town took place, and receivedaThird Class Certificate. We might also add that four of Mr. McIlvaine's . pupils received certificates as teachers during the past Axxxvmnr Seamanâ€"On next Sunâ€" dsy afternoon, stink-put two, Rev. John Gray will deliver the nmelmnnel address to the Sunday schoolchildren, and young memhen of the congregation. Although these service: we upecidly designed for the young, elk are invited, and to those who ettend we can pmmiee a. plea-tut and profitable afternoon. plummofnvilit from It. H. W Dar- ling, ofthe firm onyld a: m5m mnto, on : holiday visit to his nu‘mémul friends neu- his former home. H! illoqk- ing much improved in hedth lines hi! hppy. pmperous you: \ Wm MRRESPOIIIIEIGE- In the of Drillin. onNew You“. day. bvthe Rev. J Gray. DavidXooxe,toMu-y Madam On NewYeI-r’l Ev “there-idem“ the bride‘- Win-kw, the Rev. F. H. Mur- lina C. A. Moor, to J. Annie, third dsughter ou' hm“, andwidowdthelate George mm, of Bum, 110wa Toronto. onthc23d Dec“ themfe of Rev. A. C.W' ofnoon. AtOfilhmonNewYeu-‘abay, €110 wife of Mr. N. J- Wintera,~..ofadsughur MARRIED. At Toronto, on Mood: , {In Rev. Em MnAmz'awDec‘ Murray. to Jun N chad, Inch of Toronto. mam opngthrals. by *2: Ban}! The St. Andrew’s Society WILL meet on Wednesday evening wmm~gb§n J. Frost). Every man u cited M u We“: bushels will W M0" the meeting. By coder of the Prudent; “:1, DDAv Mm BIRTHS. ‘In 1%me onthe 16th inst. Mrs. J. J. Lady, of a. daughter. In Nantucket, on the 23rd inst" Mrs. E. Jschon, of n daughter. A: the We“??? yew PM Ber Coon Bum. are told every dey bytheir customers, that they keep the purest Spices sad the best Candied Lemon, Orange, end Citron Peels in 01-min. Tuss.â€"Thoee parties who have not yet paid their taxes are reminded tint they are liable to costs. ’ The Collector i! or- dered to proceed at once to enforce the same. So look out fox the tormentors. Tn: “Ip ice Box,” by Josh Billings. The funniest book out. yAt Cooke Bros. to hi; friends by the day, and bought the Klan]: from Rae, at his own price. See ow they work to each other. Rose works a. saw mill here, and the public must- in- tnoniee him. Again, the bridge on the Centre or Whitby road, better known a: Morrison’ 5 bridge, gnve my lat spring, end so it leytll summer. After herveet Ross was nppo pointed commiesioner to re- pair the brridge (1:001:13an needed.) But such nepu woman in the town- ship would have made a better] ob. The bddgembetteruit ley thmJitienow. Ronieabroedgungeman, but Insure you he was narrow enough gueged on this bridge, a; it is not now safe to pass over Sir, we leave them these little traits of re- form, and stump them to their defence. Such nets we like those of four hundred years ago, ‘The good old he -â€"the Ii mac pleuâ€" Tlnt thenuhould take who ve the power: And they should keep who can." -nnâ€"u“ n- . -nhit A ‘U Tn- Xmu Nos. ofBow Bell: and Young Ladia’ Journal. at. Cooke Bros. Us: Cooke’s Weber-Proof Blacking if you with to keep your feet dryâ€"only 25,: per box;_the best in the maket. View. low-tantalum filo: a short on (1:3. . many whHlIfeel Mdnofihférthooomingyearisc m potluck I I" with MS! my fel- the inclinatto take adifi'erent Tint CM-Robinson must be bntthatfeelings ofacri- m extinct ‘n a mistake. “.35?! mjn Myth . Robinson, allthe Grub, Gum my: from Eldon, W.m¢i the founinds, would an}: We m 5763): ii 9f Hem ygdpg ox} W”! I“. uvvq- on. v... â€"vâ€" -.._..o like'a. hue Highhnd‘ Chn four' rod yew: ‘géau Nanak, ; C. RobinthxuidontmdN PM- ‘ mSemrydemmfc', o'fithi" '7 Sandy; Somefimein _ ' last, the Soavtu'yalledsmeetini'bf Dimctors to strings for a. Show the Dimctnn metinBeaverton u " ‘hepfiulisggot it pnnted, Andthedx- rectors knew no more of it. until they an the list published. Agnimmother meeting mallodtounngeforaehowground. Ofi- cide none. At last Paterson arrived from OriUin, looked in at the Directors, then pulhug out tome old newsgape-n {ran} his pocket, aid “ You must do theblninou yourselves,” end left. Now, the proverb aye “in the multitudeof councillors then is ufetyf’ and even if the Erectors were a not of blackheads, as our two limbs of the luv aeemtdflthinkthey ere,the wisest man anhurnnlemnfromachildufimegif he is not s proud, despotic bigot. We now leave agricultural at present. and go :0 mn- nieipal matten. During the summer it wag thought necessary by the faction Rob- inson, Ross and Cameron, to have a side- walk to Church. No tender was asked for, neither was the Work ofl'ered by suc~ tion, as it ought to have been, end let the contracting parties find the materiel where the} plcgseq; but Bohinaon gnye the work Editor of Tax Emmet; WJm.2nd.1873. In finuo-MAA- fl Thor-ah, Dec., 18?2. v T J LAWSON. Batten“, 24th Du, 1372. IOR SALE OR TO RENT. 5 Jan. lit, 1373. ’Orillia Markets. usincss totals. émm 'Efié‘flci: WATCHMAN. Soattary. P. MU‘nmv, 165. iofifFOX. Esq. 1654f. D. WOOLA‘KS. leasQLNewl" um arm’mw m m. GRILLIA, ONT" At One Dollar a year, in m 9' ”human: Buns llama; .. P. MURRAY JOB DEPARTLCENT.A11 «deuter- Job Printing executed m superiorltyh and“ modem“ prices. Wonk done, 9’" gun, when pmmned or no charge. Con. 4, Thong. on the 18d! of November, Slidin- Gun-,2 qdlud. Theownerceuhewthe Madam” “IN .m CAME”. â€"â€"intothep remieeeof the subscriber, TEACHER WANTEDâ€"Wm“ {01‘ tho Rugby School. Ono, a Tm vitht thin! cla- oufificau from mty board. Tan to on Jan. .11.. to BO- 3. 8”. to m P- - “(E into i110 enclosure. of Wood. Ltvt2. Con. 9. North Orimg theDthinet..ASMALLBAYKARE. white feet.(agod-) 91mg:- eu: hon bl», «if? “â€"7- -v--. ‘ r; WWW"! “Wmma ' connection with the above, I' would intimate thatI will 0 n, inefewdeye, an entirely NEW 8 K of Goodscâ€"in the: large Brick Store recently erected by Mr. Wm. Tudhope, Sr“ nearly oppoeiee Mr. Boleter’s,-â€"ooneistiug exclusively of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS. Ready- Made Clothing and Men’s Furnishing. The Tailoring he tofore cert-led and; e “ Golden Lion” ' be removed to the above place, which has been fitted “-- preeely to accommodate this 0 and growing bunch of our trade. fie nae ofthenewfimwillbe J. 8- Perry .. THE Partnership lately subsisting be- ‘tween J uhn P and James B. Petty, of theyVillag}: of _' '_ Judy-the. fin11__of ADVERTISE DU NLOP 1: determined to vehis .cmtommthebonefit of the Indus oeofmour. mdhuputdonthofull 412.. to 12 cents. J. J. B. l.’erry,hubeen this (by dine solved by mutual consent. All'debu ow- ingto the said partner-hip are to be '6. toJohn Perry, who will aetdethe ' ' '-. ties of the final, and continue the business, in the present stand, and nude!!!» uno- trade mark of the “Golden Lion.” JOHN PERRY, JAMES B. ‘PEBBY.. Mary next door to the “01-min Hon-o.“ A nice uni-uncut of Cakes Pushy. and Confectioncq' mittbln fol-this wand :11, T. DUN LOP’S. Bestlkreadin é?“ . Only 12 can F. w. momsox, Winners. Orillis, 31.: Dec», 1872. AtB.G.JEFFERISCo’§ W‘Ilbe' found averyfineoelecfioq which will be sold at; small!!- nnce OD. ' LADIES’ OOKPANIONS. FT DmKS. .. WOBK BOXES. ‘f SATCHEIS. . ‘ W GOLD WA'ECH 3; 0mm The 3:903:30: Orillis, January 15:. 1572. EVERY THURSDAY. THE EXWSINR. NOTICE. Aswan-unto urns: VVAN TE D. STRAYED. E? (imity “(Imam ‘ usotfier frticles which air? 1000 L’ 601,511 A'I'J'BI OPHCI I! IMHO 1., 1872. J AMES B. PERRY. 1200 1200 in T HE: Exmsrrol 10 (I) 165. z