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The Baridom of Mar. oY 77 SAT AMBERLY, ONT.' ua. CoLLAxOm, Cp 'ARKERIOR, THB LATFCL EH. | The Estates Valued at $100,000,000. [From thie Aroprior Review.]. "Tho 'fnterest in this care dospens.' Last week Mr, Callander returned to Amnptior, bearing with him the documents Which he bad ded in di g at Amberley, Ont, and which Le fully believes makes good his claim to the title aud estates of Earl of Mar. 8 The documents are three in number, and ave in the form of communications purport- ing to have been witten at different times aid places, by the late Earl of Mar or at his instance, to Mr Hugh Campbell, Mr Cal. lander's 'guardian, The first dated, Glas- gow, Soptland, was written in the year 1825. The writer, who styles himself Erskine Earl of Mar, begins by "stating that accord- ing to agreement, he herewith igus his $n CTA Tr OQUTRNTS OF THR TE TT FOX" { age, and naked "whether he was an illigiti. pate child, stance is worthy of record. On oue occasion (hatoe fe bad. insisted' on knowing the why he was debarred from his herit- Campbell with characteristic bss seized the youth by the should- ers, and deelared that he was the lawful son LE profivced his er 4 ~Eibeate, which Callander reed, and which seemed to be in every respect a bona fide umerit, Calland not remember with any distinctness his mother's name but thinks according to this document, it was Mary Stuart, | Many years ago Mr Callander parted com" pany with his guardiau, who bad all along treated him with much severity #8d harsh- ness. Subsequently the Campbell family left Hawkesbury, and Callander lost all trace of them, Learning that the Mar estates, which bad been confiscated in the last cen- tury, had latterly reverted to the Erskine family, and that enquiries were made for the lawful heis, Mr Callander set about institut ing a search for the Campbell family, with the view, if possible, ot recovering from his guardian's possession. Being in poor cir- cumstances he was unable for some time to take any steps in the matter Having at son aud heir, John Francis Erskine, to Mr Campbell, who is about emigrating to Canada, &s the child being sickly he thinks _ the air of America will benefit him. Along with the child he sends Mr Campbell £1000, clothing, jewellery, silver spoons, &c, mark ed with the initials "R. C.," and a chest of baoks, which had beet bought at an auction from one Mr Callander, for the use of the child, There are then enumerated certain marks on the person of the child, by which he may be identified, and the communication concludes with a solemn declaration to the effect that the child thus intrusted to Mr Campbell's charge ie the true son and heir of the last of the Earls ot Mar by the male line, and the son thus designated is enjoined on the death of his father to pay off all debts the latter may have contracted. Further- nore, the writer expressed a wish that the child should in the meantime be called Richard Campbell. Appended to the com- munication is a note signed William Ham. ilton and John Ross, certifying to the marks on the person of the child, and affirming him to be the heir of the Earl of Mar. The second document was written in Hamilton, C. W., in the year 1839, and sim- ply repeats that the child Richard Campbell, to whose name it is said his guardian has added 'the surname Callander, is the Earl of Mar's lawful heir, and a brief will and testi- ment to that effect is added, the marks on child being again enumerated, and the whole certified and witnessed vy the afore- mentioned Wm. Hamilton and John Ross, The third and last communication is from Quebec and bears the date of 1840. It was written by Mr Hamilton, and informs Mr ° Campbell of the death of the Earl of Mar, and of the fact that the child Richard Camp- bel! Callander bad been left by his will sole beir to the estate and title of the Earldom of Mar. The personal marks are aguin describ. ed and certified to by the same parties, Wm, Hamilton and John Ross. The documents have the appearance of great uge, and written for the most part on ove side of a half sheet of uote paper, the paper being in each case of the same «size, and apparently of the same texture. The documents are written in the hand-writing of the person styling himself Wm Hamilton, with the exception of the signature of John Ross, which is in a different band-writing, though evidently in each case traced by the same hand, On the supposition that the documents are genuine, the parties, Wm Hamilton and John Ross, must have accom- panied the late Earl of Mar, following his fortunes through every visisitude to the last, length in getting funds he started out west on his mission of inquiry, and found the Campbell family where they had settled near Amberly in Brace county. The old man was, however, unfortunately dead, having died two: years previously from a stroke of apopplexy. None of the family knew anything about the papers, the old man having observed the utmost secrecy towards them in regard to the matter, a secrecy which his sudden death set an irre. vocable seal His family remembered, how- ever, that when overtaken by the deadly disease which so soon proved fatal, he call- ed out the name "Richard," in a tone that seemed to indicate regret if not remorse. -- This wus his last intelligable utteragce, the grave soon cloring over him and any secrets he might hold in connection with the foster child, over whose destiny such a veil of mystery seems to hang. Close to an old dwelling, from which the family had removed some years ago, was a little outhouse, securely roofed and floored which the elder Campbell had built, but to which no one but himself was allowed ad- mittance and the character and purpose of which he kept carefully concealed from his family. Naturally conjecturing that the papers sought for had been secreted about this building, Mr Callander and a son of Mr Campbell's proceeded to the place, and hav- ing torn up the flooring they dug into the ground underneath a short distance, when, VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE! By Private Bargain! mt D---- HE undersigned ofr Gl by mod Bargain, hy vt : i ESTATE OF THE ] Late James Page, Of the Township of Reach. . The Property consists of two Parcels. PARCEL NO. 1--Contains 79 acres, more or less, of choice land, being the no rtion of lot 4, in the 6th con. of Reneh 0. of Ontario. There are about 70 ncres cleared and ir. a good state of cultivation; the remainder is splendid Wood land, Peech and Maple. Un the premises are a ood Frame Dwelling, a Log Barn, a Young Orchard of Choice Fruit Trees and a never falling Spring of good water. It is situate in a healthy, pleasant and pros perious section of country and withi easy distance of some of the best markets in the Province ; it is about one mile from Epsom, four from Port Party ; four from Jansnester, and four from Uxb Vil- e. ridge age. This is a rare opportunity for investing in valuable property. TERMS : Ox Parcer No. 1--$2000 cash down, and the balance in three equal annual instalments, with interest at 7 per cent per annum on all remaining unpaid at the time of each payment. JOHN STONES. JOHN ST. JOHN. Reach, Dec. 22,1875. N.B. For further particulars, apply to Jobn Stones, lot 11, in the 2nd con. Brock ; or to John St. John, lot 4, in the 4th con of brock. Abstracts of the Titles may also be seers with im. ' 'I.8T 100 ACRE FARM IN MARA FOR SALE! West half Lot 14, in the 6th concession of Mara, One half cleared and under cul-' tivation, log House, Barn, &c. Within two miles of Brechin Railway Station, H. B. TAYLOR, Dominion Bank, 'hitby. Feb 3, 1876. Boots & Shoes mm (hee THIRTY CASES OF Spring & Summer n | BOOTS § SHOES have just been received at the PORT PERRY BOOT & SHOE STORE. Comprising many ot the latest Styles of the season. A large variety of Ladies' and Children's wear in Prunella, Kid, Goat, But- toned & Laced, The above Stock will be disposed of Cheap for Cash. An inspection of our Stock and Prices is all the favor we ask of the public. The business will be conducted strictly on the Cash principle, as the nimble sixpence is better than the slow shilling. pen, Note the place--Port Perry Boot and Shoe Store, J. G. MORGAN. Port Perry, April 19, 1876, to their delight they came upon a bottle secured by a closely-fitting pebble stopper, and in fhis bottle was found the three docu- ments already described, The estates included in the Earldom of Mar, which embraces the manufacturing town of Paisley, are said to be worth one hundred millions. A number of relations more or less removed of the Erskine family met at Hamilton, Ont, last Febuary, and raised a sum of $40,000, to be given to the Hon. Mr Blake with the view of prosecuting inquiries as to the heitship ofthe Mar title and estates. It was ascertained that the last lineal Earl of Mar had lived for some time in Canada and died in the year 1840, it was supposed either in Montreal or Chicago, on his way home to Scotland, leaving a will, which up to that time had not - been discovered. © This would corres- pond with the statements made in the documents held by Mr Callander, as in that dated 1839, it stated that the Earl, then in Hamilton, C.W., was about to return to Scotland, while in the communication from Quebec written by Wm Hamilton in 1840, the announcement is made of the Earl's death, the place where he died, however, not the former acting, in the case of the first two of these documents at least, as his Secretary, or amanuensis, From the spelling and general appearance of the writing one would judge Hamilton to have been a man of very limited education, the first proncun, for in- stance, being invariably written with a small 1 Mr, Callander succeeded in recovering two of the books that had been consigned to his guardian at «he time that he, himself a child, was entrusted to bis charge. These are a volume of "Harvey's Meditations," publish- ed in 1821, and another work entitled "Dun. cans Itinery of Scotland," published, as in dicated on the the title puge, in the year 1823. The words "Mr Callander, Tunkerton, June. 1825 appear twice in this book on stwo different blank pages, traced in lead pencil. The date, it will be seen, corresponds with that of the first communication in Mr Callander's possession, in which it was men- tioned that the books had been bought at an auction from one Mr Callander for the use of the Earl of Mar's heir Mr Callander algo found in the possession of his guard. ian's family some jewellery and a number of silver teaspoons on which were engraved the initials *"R. C.," and which he has brought bome with him. The evidenes that Mr Callander, is the being mentioned. The estate is at present held by the Earl of Kellie, a nephew, it is said, to the last Earl of Mar. Epps's Cocoa.--Gratervr axp Con- FOPTING.-- "By a thorough knowledge ot the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful ap- plication of the fine properties of well-select- ed cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our break- fast tables with a delicately flavoured bever- age which may save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such ar- ticles of dict that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease, Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around ux ready to attack wherever there is 2 weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pur- blood and a properly nourished frame."-- Civil Service Gazette. --Sold only in packets labelled--"Jaues Epps & Co, Homeopathic Chemists, 48, Threadneedle Street; and 170, Piccadilly, London." person referred to in the documents in ques- tion is.thus abundant and irrefagable. The personal marks referred to are a scar on the left leg below the knee, another on the left side of the face, a defect in the left eye, and a singular diamond shaped mark near the junction of the the thum and forefinger of the left hand, a rude diagram of which is giveu in one of the documgnts, All these marks are said to be plainly discernable on the person of Mr Callander, and bear every apperance of being of long stariding. F-om interviews with Mr Callander, who is a man of good intellizence and consider- eble shrewdnes, we learn that the eacisest vecollection he has of himself is living in a large house with wide gateways opening into the yard, thgongh which he remembers sce- ing Borses and carriages pass. Here he was attehded by a girl, propebly a nurse; but the whole appears to him like a dream and he éan fix no timé ot locality for the scenes thus vaguely impressed on his memory. -- The next thing he recollects is a number of aren coming and bearing him away from his female attendant, to whom he remembers clinging for protection. He has a vague leetion'of being afterwards in a place y smell, which he identifies now that arising from oysters, he has no rememberance whatever of crossing the ocean, or being on shipboard, though he can recall seeing a bout hauled by horses on a canal and two man walking alongside, one of which carried him for some time in his arms, giving him for his amusement a cane with a yellow knob, which he now Block of Buildings for Sale HE Subscriber offers for Sale that Block of Buildings opposite the Post Office, in the flourishing Village of Port Perry. For price, terms, &c., apply to the pro- prietor, W. H, PARK, Anglo-American Hotel, Prince Albert. June, 14, 1876. Valuable Farm for Sale! NEAR GREENBANK, Tes Farm contains 108 acres of the first quality of Land, being composed of the north half of lot 11 in the 9th con of the township of REACH, Is in a high state of cultivation, with good Buildings, and good Orchard, is well watered, and within six miles of the flourishing vil- lage of Port Perry. Terms--easy. Possession given to the purchaser on the 1st of November. For further particulars apply to Mark Currie, Esq., or P.A. Hurd, Esq., Port Perry, or WM. LEE, On the Premises. Greenbank, Aug. 19, 1876. to have been gold, and afterwards placing him if the hows, where he was left by the he not remember geel He LN Fit having been stripped of some fine black loth, he thinks adorned with bright silver buttons apd eine invest. ed coarse homespun, which so hurt and tated his skin as to cause, him to cry. Hugh Campbell, Mr Callander's guardian, half to Mr Peter Campbell oue settled at first. i Ince, i Mexan Ty he ada, taking "up bis left 5 a | FARM FOR SALE. | en Sale that splen- did Farm. being the South-East part of Lot 16 in the 3rd Concession of oe ni Reach, "This is well known to be one of the best Farms in the Township and contains about 55 acres. At the same time there can be purc if required, about 18 acres lying immediately East of the above property, formerly owned Ly the late Richard Northcott. 1 _ Titles guaranteed. | ""ForTerms apply to \a oy T, C. FORMAN. 1876, : ~-- d isa | lok wes bo Behool House, Queen. street, offers for sale Village corner lot, the fourth owparstion snd i Village Lot for Sale| PORT PERRY: Price. Call at my Works and Inspect the Carriages Port Perry, May 15, 1876. Ontario Carriage CHOICE CARRIAGES. Of every variety, the Newest Styles, the 'Best Material and Svperior Workmanskip, at the Works ! PORT PERRY. My aim is to meet the desires of my Customers as to Durability, Style, Comfort, and now completed. JAMES EMANEY. M. 0. DO c RE -- A GOOD Assortment of Buggies constantly Work made to order with neatness and d pairing. PRACTICAL CARRIAGE NEAR THE TOWN HALL, BROCK STREET, WHITBY. NOVAN, MAKER on hand made from the best Material. -- espatch. Particular attention paid to re- SPRING TRADE. -, Specialty Teas a - AT Port Perry; April 26, 1876. Now is the Time to get' GROCERIES CHEAP FOR CASH. - 8. ; hygmoadyg v W. H. ROBINSON'S. |Casiver Factory! Partnership. HE undersigned have entered into Part nership for the manufacture of BOOTS & SHOR Of every description for all classes of the community. CHOICE MATERIAL First Class Workmanship, and a Perfect Fit warranted. By strict attention to business, punctuality in filling orders, and Moderation in Prices, they hope to secure a liberal share of public patronage. DOUBT & MOTHERAL, Late Warriner's, one Block west of the Post Office. Port Perry, July 19, 1876. The Subscriber takes this opportunity of thanking his many customers for their liberal patronage since he succeeded Mr. Warriner and commenced busiaess ou hig own account. In order to more promptly meet the orders of customers, he has taken Mr. Motheral into Partnership, so that in future' the business will be carried on as above, JOHN DOUBT. Port Perry, July 19, 1876. DAVIS & SONS' STEAM PORT PERRY. HE Subscribers always keep on hand (and arc constantly manufabturing more) a large Stock of just such FURNITURE ! As the community requires ; suitable for all classes of purchasers. All of croice Ma- rERIAL, the Best Workmaxsuip, and at sues Oaicrs as cannot fail to suit. i UNDERTAKING In all its departments promptly 4 TALL 600DS" > 2Eouvey ARRIVING ! ! A Choice and carefully selected assortment of Fashionable Fall Goods arriving at y PEARCE'S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, PORT PERRY. Every satisfaction warranted as to Quality, Style, Fit and Price. JOHN PEARCE, Port Perry, Aug. 31, 1876. NOTICE. Those not supplied with the IMPERIAL HEAMUREY! Can get them, made of extra quality Tin and superior workmanship, STAMPED READY FOR USE, At the PORT PERRY STOVE DEPOT Where you can see the Challenge Stove of Canada. THOS. BROWN. Port Perry, Aug 2, 1876. attended to and charges t | COFFINS of all sizes kept con-- | stantly on hand. SHROUDS of all sizes and newest styles. CASKET OR BURIAL CASE procured on short notice. The American Style of Hearse. Also an ordinary style of Hearse. | > J. W. DAVIS & SONS. Port Perry, Nov. 26, 1873 49-1y First Class Tailoring Establishment | ! BEHIND MR. Cras STORE, PORT HE Subscriber would embrace this op- portunity of returning thanks to his numerous customers for their liberal and still increasing patronage during the number of years which he has done business ii Port Perry, and would now state that having moved into 'the new premises behind Mr. Cutrie's = Store, his accommodations for Nea J, NOTT & SON, Cabinet Makers, Undertakers and Upholsterers. Take pleasure in informiug their customers and the public generally that they have on hand in their Warerooms a good and well assorted Stock of Furniture consisting of Extension, Centre, Drawing and Kitchen Tables ; Wood, Cane and Stuffed Bottom Chairs ; Couches in Reps, Cretonne, Damasks and Hair-Cloth, Sofas, Bureaus, Sideboards; | Cupboards, Writ'ng Desks, Bedsteads, What- Nots, Stands, Mirrors in Walnut, Gilt and Rose and Gilt, Straw, Wool, Moss, Seagrass, Mined and Hair Mattresses, Bedroom Setts, Parlor Suites, Hall Furniture, Dunk's and Whiteside's Spring Beds, &c, which will be sold as cheap as at any House in the trade, PICTURE FRAMING. Keeping a large Stock of Walnut, Gilt and Rose and Gilt, Mouldings,- Chromos and | Lithographs we feel confident we can give satisfaction in this branch of our business as we make & specialty of it. { PUMPS! You can get the best HPUMP FACTO PORT PERRY. SEE THE PRIOES. Foros Prur--A complete Pomp . Cofamon furned suction Pumps at , per foot. Cistern up to $8. bi £ 3 'Having had long theUni'ed States, favor him with a call. Allordersfor any of the above, whether by m: Sept. 29,1870, rfeels confident 81 SL 29h ae e with Hose and Coupling complete for Patent Swing Lift Pumps at 50 cts per foot. Common Log Pumps at 40 ceuts per foot. Pumps, a complete Pump, from $3 ~Also every other description of Pump, at . EQUALLY iow RATES! | ce 11 Pump-making in the largest factories in O: 3 that he ean perfectly satisty iarad ad Urq ; SY ontialy 4 Fou . PUMPS! r---- ( GE---- and cheapest Pump in the Province At J. IRVING and Firs 35 cents attended to, ailorotherwise promptl: is - "1GRK IRVIN, Part Perey. R Y 3 f | We winiid respecttutly- call attention to our 9 Undertaking Department where everything ary for the pro) of the J do the tooenaey caso Caxniohed {UNDERTAKING shortest notice, hand ere lection of Wal a, fe Rosewood DT. and O Alyn Whitby Marble Works. V TERE anim Remember the | ood it narantenumi Spl A i |The Sul soriber has on hand and for Sale a {WHITE und ue are much enlarged, and his | facilities for carrying on the Tailoring busi- ness in all its departments are such as enable him to fill orders with still greater dispatch. Superior workmanship, the Newest Styles and perfect fits warranted. . Customers will find me at my rooms be- hind Mr. Currie's Store; All orders promptly and careft J. RIGGS. Port Perry, Sept. 22, 1875. 39 TAILORING IN ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS, AT SQUIRES TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OVER BIGELOW'S BTORE'. PORT PERRY. JAMES SQUIRE, Port Perry, May 6,1875. FIRST CLASS TAILORING. | {ign class Tailoring in all its depart ments, AT HUGOE'S, PRINCE ALBERT, Work made up on' the shortest notice in the latest style; and at moderate rates. A Nv attended Remember the id ~ R.HUGOE. Prince Albert, April 2, 1874. 15 -- Port Perry, One Hu . and Twenty Which he is of 5,000 and upwards. Having purchased the above at a | bargain at Sheriff 's Sale, I can afford to sell em at far under their real value, and make ; ys DE A ate ar J fhe For particulars apply to g ©. DAWES, Proprietor. Notice to Builders JA Li 7 ¢ T. COURTI CE'S PREMIUM SADDLERY WAREHOUSE PORT PERRY, A choice lot of CHILDREN'S Crags: and Pesambulators TBYRNBS. And Traveling , The largest and best stock of 'S in Town. HARNESS! In great variety. Please call and see the most COMPETE STOCK in the trade, Port Perry, May 6, 1875. MANCHESTER. ee HEARD'S CARING ORK AND . GENERAL BLACK-SMITHING ESTABLISHMENT. T= Subscriber has much pleasure in stat ing that he has secured the valuable services of MR ANDREW CAMPBELL One of tne best wood-workers in the Pro- vince, and is now better fitted than ever to fill all orders for Cutters, Sleighs, Bob-Sleighs, or any description of Carriage with disp and in all their branche carried on ia my Port Petry and Prince All Plain and Fancy Breads of) Every variety. Orders filled with the shortest notice, Bridal and other Cakes made {6 order, © Socials and other entertainments sug on moderate terms, . ty ply CONFECTIONS! in every variety and of the best quality, Children's Toys in abundance, Call at my Bakery, Port Perry or Prince Albert. : ¢ CHAS, HISCOCKS.. Port, Perry, March 10, 1875. Brick! Brick ! Brick ! PEE, Subsector baa on Band a large quantity of really ) FIRST CLLASS BRICK And still manufacturing more at his - Brick Field, Nonquomn, 121a CON. OF REACH, ' The quality of the Clay is such od cure pertect pad both in LA and hoe Orders for either Red or White Brick filled on the shortest notice, The Brick are warranted to give entire tisfaction and their Cheap cannot fail in being an additional recommendation, In quality and appearance they cannot be surpassed and good Brick cannot be got cheaper anywhere, " Remember the place, Nonquon Brick Field 12th Con. Reach. HENRY WEBB, Reach, Sept. 1, 1875, Proprietor Agents Wanted in every Township in Ontario to sell the famous Prize Medal Organ Manufactured by the Smith, guerra Organ Co.,and George Steck & Co's anos. Special inducements will be given to first class agents and clubs of three or four wishing to purchase. Any number of testimonials in favor of those first-class organs can be furnished but as they are 80 widely known--great numbers having been sold throughout the Dominion and hav- ing given isfy in every i 1 er fl ing, can add to their reputation. The Steck Piano Co.. received the only g« 0 mY, SR el All repairs in Wood or Iron executed with neatness and on short notice Customers may rely on getting the best material, latest styles and superior work- manship. Special attention given to HORSE SHOEING and the work done soas to secure the ease and comfort of the horse in traveling. p@¥™ All Charges Moderate and all work Warranted. , W. C. HEARD. Manchester, Dec. 17th 1874. 51 Mass LANDS FOR SALE Let 12, in the 12th concession, 200 acres. South half of lot 13, in the 12th conces< sion, 190 acres, = About six miles from Atherly Railway Station. J. H. PERRY, Whitby. Feb, 2, 1878. medal d ny instruments at the Vienna Exposition in 1873. Churches uiring Orgens will be liberal dealt with "Sivle 32, Eat American oi : would call attention to as being es) i adapted for churches and halls, its proportions are graceful and its musical qualities are un~ surpassed. The grand organ stop gives the ployer facilities for various and splendid effects, this stop can be used so as to slowly increase the volume of tone from a whisper or suddenly bring forth all the power of the instrument in a burst of barmoay. ; Pianos and Organs furnished Wholesale and Retail from any of the fiist-class Ame manufacturers, Circulars and price lists sent free on appli- cation. A.M. DARLEY. General Agent, Church-st., Bowmanville, Ont. N. B.--All instruments warranted for five years. JOHN JURY, Prince Albert, Agent tor North Ontario, Nov.1, 1875. 45-1y NOTICE. EAVETROUGHS UT up in good style on short noticd |. as Cheap as the Cheapest, Ali kinds of Repairing promptly attended. E. C. STEPHENS, Prince Albert, April 26, 1876 NOTICE. HIS is to give notice that I have sold to James V., Thompson, Port Perry, the THE GREATEST Wonder of Modern Timer, HOLLOWAY'S | PILLS & OINTMENT | The Pus Purify the Blood, correct all Trade Mark OF THE AUSTRALIAN HORSE AND CATTLE FOOD, with all rights and privileges to use and dispose of the same, disorders of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and Bowels, and are invaluable in all com- { plaints incidental to Females, The Oxtusst is the only reliable remedy for Bad Legs, Old Wounds, Sores and Ulcers, of however long standing, For Bronchitis, Diphtheria, Coughs, "Colds, Gout, Rb ism, and all Skin di is has no equal, BEWARE OF VILE AND JOHN YOUNG. Port Perry, Dec. 27, 1875. 26 . Nothing need be added as to the value of of this Feed for Horses and Cattle, it is un- equalled by anything yet discovered for im- proving the condition of these valuable ani- mals both as to flesh and general health, All parties owning horses or cattle should have it. The universal testimony of all who have tried it on their stock is that they would not now do without it. It is cheap, safe aud cial. The purity of the mix- ture is guaranteed. ? + J. V. Port Perry, Jan'y 13, 1876. STORE TO RENT. 0 RENT, that splendidly situated store on the corner of Queen and Perry Sts, Port Perry, lately occupied by John Nott, Esq; as a Cabinet Establishment, THOMPSON. , Id -s the very best--Dbusiness locations in the vil- lage and is well calculated for doing a large business. 1 For particulars apply to the Subscriber, Prinec Albert, Jan. 20, 1870. LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN. Bent under seal in address, on recelphof the pb UGA & SON. pon For, Mot 4, its Post Ofiice Box: This is decidedly one of the best--if not M 1 M G/ ROBSON, [RE Princd Albeit, in. sufferer Will leave Cha la dire ¥ Y TR LE in sh wit 1 tious route to plain envelope, to any cents or two postage |ABOMINABLE COUNTERFEITS 1 deem it my duty to state that my Pius D i on 'neither manufactured nog sold in any part of the Unitkp Staves. Each Pot and Box bears the British Govern- ment Stamp, with the words HoLLoway's PiLLe ' AND OINTMENT, LONDON," engraved tl On the label is th Lonpox. Vile and spurious imitations of **Hollos { Pills and Ointroent" are mannfactured an under the name of "Holloway & Co.," Henry Curran & Co., Drug New York, with an Assul mark, thus In Can the prinéipa' lesale ers in these Coun | fous, Sxane & Co., i sings ORTHKUP YMAN, AN a Lyax Brorueus & Co., ho who obtain them at very low prices, from J.F. Henry, Curran & Co, of New York, this trash is supplied to unprincipled Retail Ven- dors, who sell the same asmy gennine and Ointment, which are manufactured only at xford Street, London, and may from the following Firms, viz :-- Bars, Mercer & Co., Montreal. essrs A vany, Brown & Co., Halifax, N. 3. ; TF. B. Bannge& Hox: n, N,B. i ot ES) phe doi J Bimpott 1 SHoiowar. + 5383, Oxford Street, W.C. London, January 1st, 1876 i DAILY LINE TO ROCHESTER. IE. oo oh Ooencing on or about Thursday, the ni i Shy RARE TE E > NORSEMAN, Will ma ; Han Hope him Di and most expedl | New York, &c, For further information apply to R. CRAWFORD, 4 Ane 55, KeW York. 5 Port Hope, or CLGHPERSLEEVE, 3 e address, 533, Oxrorp Sram, =