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ha » snatifution adds another to the many proofs already furnished of the truth of ode tion, omnia vincit, 8 Ww congratulate our Uxbridge friends 'on the success of their excellent schools Grammar anil Common. --Fp.Os. ; ------------ i ---- en samBATH SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY The Anniversary in connection with the Bethel Union Sabbath School came oft on Sundaytand Monday, July, Th and Sih. Three services were held on Sunday, at 10 a.m. by Rev. Mr. Stobbs, who preached a very appropriate sermon. Rev. J. Smith preached in the alternoon, he also gave. us a very excellent discourse ; tho subject was the ¢ Incarnaiion of Christ.' The subject was well handled by the Rev. gentleman. The congregations were large and collections )d. On Monday the services commenc- «el at 10 o'clock a. m., when the séhool as- sembled at Greenbank to wait the reception of Bethesda Sunday School under the cherge of Mr. Pilkey. The school then formedjin procession and marched to Mr. McLaw- rence's grove abouta § of a mile from Greenbank, where the anxious friends and parents were wailing the reception schools. The etaorare choir Eo Uxbriane was in attendance and added much to the interest of the occasion. The platform was well filled with speakers, and the chair was taken by Rev. J. Smith. The first speaker called was Rev. R. Patterson, who spoke of the benefits of Sabbath School training. Mr. Pierson next addressed the audience who handled the subject of Sabbath echools with a good deal of eathusiasm and sprit. After a few recitations by the echolars 'the audience retired to tea, where there was an abundance of good things provided. Aftertea the audience assembled before the stand when the Rev Mr. Miller was called to address the assembly, which he did in a very able and aflectibnate manner, stating the good results ot theSabbath School in his own conversion, and kindly and sol- emly urging on teachers and parents to live and labor and not be discouraged, to have faith in God, and in the successful and blessed results of Sabbath School mstruz- tion. 3 The next speaker called, --was the Rev. Mr. Stobbs. He gave us a very excellent address on the benefits resulting (rom Sab- bath School training. The subject was justly dealt with. The audience then re. assembled at the table for another feast of good things, which the good ladies bad provided. Although busily engaged they appeared to enjoy themselves very much. After tea the choir gave some beautiful music. Mr. Squelch of Brock, then addressed the audience, after which the Secretary's Report was read, and was by no means disrouraging. After paying expenses, the School had £51 to good in cash. The usual votes of (hanks were then tendered. The choir sung that anthem * God save the Queen." And the audience dispersed highly pleased with the pr of the day. A SUBSCRIBER. et --e MonTREAL, July 10. Mr. Canchon has been called upon to form a. miustry for the assembly at Que-- bee. J.S. McDonald has been appointed premier of the assembly of Outario™ and ix doing his best to form a mimstry. July 11. Caverion BroxeN pow, -- Cauchon has failed to form a mmistry and has given up ths task in disgnst; and Mr. Chauveau has been charged with the task, RET, ATLANTIC CABLE, Jury 11th Austria oN THE MoveE.--The Austrian Government has just been made responsi- ble. The" Prussian Ambassador has been re- called from Mexico. A powerful conspiraey against the life of * the Queen of Spain has been discovered, and 2,000 parties to it have been arrested Garabaldi and his sons offer their servi- ces to fight for the liberty of Rome. 'There is above one hundred and twelve million dollars specie now in the bank of Loo land. Breadstoffs declining. Jury 13ih. An Anstrian Admiral has just been des- patched-to Mexico for #ho body of Maxim- lian. Jury 15th The man who attempted the lite of the Czas has just-been sentenced. to itprison- | ment for life and that at hard labor. TORONTO MARKETS. July 17th, 1867, Tall Wheat $1 00.at 1 75. Spring do 1 40 at 1 50, Barley 45at 50. Pease 60 at 65. Oats 40 to 43. Wool « 25 to 23. Hay 9 00 to 10 00. DIED. DLETT.--At his residence, Reach, on Friday 12th mst., John Ulett, aged 87 years. When link hy link life's tics are broken, And darkening clouds obscure our sight, Excursion PIC-NIC! = ON LAKE SCUGOG THE STEAMER ANGLO-SAXON WILL LEAVE SEXTON'S WHARF, PORT PERRY, ! DWELLING {TR vouses &l. Friday, 19th of July, At 8 olclock a. m., arriving at WASHBURN'S ISLAND, At 10 o'clock, where the excurtionists will land and enjoy the pleasant and romantic scenery of this interesting spot till the afternoon. On the 'same morning the LADY IDA will bring a load of excurtionists from Lindsay to join those from Port Perry. Freeman's Celebrated Quadrille Band Has been engaged. ¥3™ Everything possible will be done to ren- der the entire day one of pleasure and comfort. 0Z7-Gentlemen's Tickets 50 cents each ; Ladies' and Children's Tickets 25 cents each. COMMITTEE, Jos. Bigelow, T. C. Forman, E. Major, T. Pax- ton, W. M. Cochrane, W. M. Willcox, G. W. Jones, M.D., W. 8, Sexton, C. Dawes, J. Stan- ton, H. Foy, J. Jewett, B, Plank, Chas. Gould, II. Burnham, . . July 9; 1867. Flour and eed Store. Subscriber begs to intimate to the in- rue T habitants of PRINCE ALBERT, And surrounding Villages that he has opened a Flour and Feed Store, 27-2w OppositeCowan'sStore Where he intends to keep constantly on hand a quantity o FLOUR, OATMEAL, CORNMEAL, BRAN AND SHORTS. Wheat, Oats and Corn taken in exchange. IF" Parties ordering any of the above articles can have them delivered at their residences. oo Terms Cash. THOMAS PASCOE. PrincejAlbert, July 9, 1867, AROUND ! rE subseriber having returned to Reach, has got himself comfortably located at the thriving Village of REANCIHHESTER Where he intends carrying on the (0G Tailoring Business In all its branches. Garments entrusted to lis care will be made up in the latest styles ;and nothing will be left undone by him--in way o neatness of fit, moderation in charges, and care- ful attention to orders--to obtain and secure a large share of public patronage. The Latest Styles received promptly and regularly. JAMES SQUIRE. Manchester, Oct, 18, 1866. 2 4 | S$ 5 1 dad § IF 'N01 0 "L981 'LT Lup eqly edulg CO FT NOSE0d 9 IW 'LYIFTV TONITE -- Gi hE hd ----=-- | pr -- - . - "Pf" Adbertisements. PRINCE ALBERT At Ff IRA. ER Insolvent Act of 1864] AND BANCHINIT AND AMENDMENTS THERETO. B akeries ! Dorin a my of Owiarior Aiden races to tuy your BEAD, In the matter of THOMAS BODEN, an | SMALL BREADS of every description. lusolvent. =~ y First class Confectionanes. On Monday the twenty=third day of Septem- ber, 1867, at one o'clock in the afternoon, the undersigned will apply to the Judge of said Court, for a discharge ander the said Act. ° THOMAS BODEN. Uxbridge, July 13, 1867. TIE ONTARIO FARMERS' Mutual Insurance Company. 1S Com is mow fully organized and is His BI risks pn Fan Buildings their con! eountry ool Houses and thee hoe wishing 40 insure and thereby pp ih Sig ois ave NOW nit) oing so either by appiying pd Otice, or taany of the loeal Agents of the Company. Our rates will be found as : bind pany in Canada, ompany. y ad Office--The oll Registry Office Build- Bi Brock Stroet, Whitby: i ele T, FATRBANKS, Py oo Ir, Secretary. those of any responsible Mutual Insuranee | Toys in great variety For Spring and Summer use ; and Fruits in their season. Wedding Calies made to order. He is aleo prepared to furnish Soirees, Ten Meetings, &o., on liberal terms. ° CHAS. HISCOCKS. Feb. 13, 1867. 6 Money to Loan. NY quantity of Money to Loan at 8 per A cent interest. Apply to DAVID J. ADAMS, Offico over T. C. Forman's Store, PRINCE ALBERT. or 10 JOHN ADAMS, Toronto Street, TNRONTO. Prince Albert, May 1, 1867, Ro DIVISION COURTS. FOR THE Whitby, Mar. 27, 1867. PRACENATION 1 |) LS To all whom it may Concern: NOW all men by these Presents that it . having come to the knowledge of the un- dersigned that there are certain individuals resi- . dent in and about PORT PERRY! 'Who contemplate ERECTING In the aforesaid Town of Port Perry. Now this is 'herefore to notify the aforesaid residents of Port Perry, that I 'am prepared to BUILD, ERECT AND COMPLETE In a substantial manner all such buildings, whether of 4 Wood, Brick or Stone. And Whereas having Leased the Sush & Boor Factory, I am prepared to furnish Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Seroll-sawing, Wood-turning, Face-Planing, and Flooring on the shortest notice and at reason- able rates. Given under my hand at Port Perry in the Township of Reach and County of Ontario, this 4th day of April, 1867. (Signed) GEO. ROBINSON, BuiLper. Noes few thousand feet of Seasoned Floor- n 0 e. i SE Farm for Sale! NOR Sale that excellent Farm consisting of the south-half of Lot No. 8,in the 5th con- cession of the Township of Reach. Nearly all cleared. A Touse and a good Frame Barn, with a constant supply of good water.-- Conveniently situated between Manchester and Utien. Apply to MORRISON & SAMPSON, Corner of Church and-Colborne Sts, Toronto. April 17 183 14-tf NGTON CORN rPVIE members of this Band embrace this op- portunity of informing the inhabitants of North Ontario that they will hold themselves in readiness for engagements for Excursions, Pic- nics, Concerts, &e., &e. Charges moderate. S. B. FAWSITT, Late of Dodswortl's Band New Yo "SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS. County of Ontario, N SATURDAY the To Wit: THIRT i day JULY A.D. 1867, at the hour of ' ve o'clock noon, will be sold by Public Auction, at my office, in the Court House in the Town of Ww i itle 1 Phithy, in the said County, all the right and interest of the undermentioned lards s by me under and by virtue of a writ of i Facins issued out of the County Court of the Counties of York and Peel, and to me directed, at the suit of ROBERT JONES, =- =~ =~ Plaintiff v3. WILLIAM C. Me¢MULLAN, Defendant, viz: One quarter of an acre in the Village of Atherly, being composed of village lot number three, fronting on Fitzroy Place, and lying between Mountjoy Square and Winchester Street, as shewn in an engraved plan of the said Village of Atherly. NELSON G. REYNOLDS, Sheriff, C. 0. Per R. H. TomuinsoN. Sheriff's Office, Whitby, 10th To Consumptives. June, 1867, 23-3w 'The advertiser, having been restored to health inn few weeks by a very simpl 3 wil ving suf. furéd for several years with a se flection, and PRAT dient rset eo COmaHRFHTIS T8= vs to amake) known 10 his fellow-suflerers the means of cure. To all wha desire it. he will send a copy of the pre- scription used (free of charge), with the ions for i ag the same, i \sumption, Asthy ions. © 3 Prescription isto 1 spread information which he object of the dv be afllic able, and he hopes every sufferer as it will cost them nothing, and mny prove a blessii Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return of nail, will please addre ss REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Willininsburg, Kings Co., New York. 117-1y Brooklin Drug Store. JOHN DAWES, EALER in Drugs, Patent Medicines Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Groceries, &e Best Wines and Liquors for medicinal purposes. 0 Horse.and Cattle Medicines always on hand. ' 5000 ATPLE TREES FOR SALE. B25 per Flundred. T. BURNHAM, Lot 31, 7th Con. Whig, p June 24, 1867. MONEY TO LOANI!! $100,000. NE HUNDRED THOUSAND dollars to Loan on Mortgage security, in suis to suit borrowers, at a very moderate rate of Apply at 'the far-famed Manchester Warehouse, to JOHN HODGSON. Pa Ri xors kindly permitted to T, N, Gib! AE Oshawa APART a hy ronfo ; Revi) BW: M. A,, Incumbent, Oshas Rowe p Laing. Esq., Whit; ov. B Cadwell, Myrtle; Adam Gordon, Esq. roptiste of the Man- chester Warehouse ; Robert McKindly, Fisq., Barelin Neil Sinclair, Esq. Port Perry ; Joseph, Reeder. Fe Seugog; John Clark, infin; Jon son, Esq, Oakwood ; oy Wi Malcolm Gillespie, Esq. Col. Viooman, Henry ° EXHIBITIO Ww OF Shawls, Mantles, Saques, Muslins, Grenadiers, Tissues, Lustres, Bareges, Light Prints, Silks, . Parasols, Gloves, Hosiery, Hats, Bonnets, Bonnet Shapes, Bonnet Fronts, Ribbons, Flowers, Plumes, Dress Trimmings. We have just received a Of the above as well as many other Of the LATEST STYLES, and at mf, GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. CURRIE & ROSS. Prince Albert, June 12 1867. ~ Ww x. X7OULD embrace this opportunity of ret V friends for the liberal share of patrona; crm 13" FUNERALS attended to with digpatch. mses ince Albert, May 22, 1867. ----ca i PRIN "MANS G1 Remember the Place--Opposite Scott's a 4) ir © A Ri « PARK; Cabinet Maker and Undertaker, PRINCE ALBERT, he has received. further state that he purchased a Fist Class HEARSE, decorated in the latest style, with double Sets of Plumes A large and choice lot of COFFINS kept constantly on hand. complete Stock of COFFIN TRIMMINGS of every description "always on 82 hand, and for sale, Cheap for Cash. Charges moderate. The highest price paid in Cash for Butternut Lumber. Hotel, at the Red White and Blue. i J. COX OPPOSITE SCOTT'S E tA sr age neat ei SAR 10TEL. Fresh Supply New and Fashionable Goods! === === Candidates in the Field. 1ing. thanks to his numerous Ie would A large and rewnanen nid | ===] mummd Se | poet j BOOTS AT $1.90, To make room for Spring Stock. 1 Cash Paid for Ilides. Prince Albert, Feb. 1 1867.] R. & J. CAMPBELL, Ontario that they bave just received a Large 00DS! Beg to inform the inhabitants of North NEW GG Being purchased Goods, Shawls, They hold the largest Stock in 3, 1867. Stock o AT THEIR STORE IN Manchester $ Ready-made Cl Vests, Hats, Collars, &ec for CASH. they will be prepared to offer Gr Mantles, Trimmed Bonnets and Hats, Prints, othing. Women's and Children's wear also very low. 1867 eat Bargains in Dress Grey and White Cot- tons, Tweeds, Gambrooms, Tickings, Stripe Shirtings, &c. "the County in Men's and Boy's Coats, Pants and ., which will be sold very Cheap for Cash: . THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT has just been stocked with new Teas Sugars, Rice, Currants, Tobaccoes, &e. They have also received a large Stoc They are determined not to hg uadersol by any 8&3. A Call is respectfully solicited. A i | of the best bran Prices moderate, large and Brethour, Frqy James Spieran, Fey, V Maichester Sept, 6h, 1666. i 32-8m Manchester and Whitby, April, 1867. 'House in the Trade. k of Hardware, Cockery and Glassware, &c. choice fot of first class LIQUORS consisting of BRANDIES and WINES ds--OLD RYE, MALT and common WHISKEY, which can't by beat.-- R: & J, CAMPBELL: p The Subscriber would beg to inform all parties indebted to him either by note oyer due, book ac: count or otherwise, that all must be paid immediately, otherwise they will be placed in Court for col= lection. Port Perry, July 10, 1867. J H BE. HOGG: ; Box 75, Port Perry, C. W. 3 FRESH ARRIVALS | MANCHESTER, June 19, 1867. The Subscribers have just received a large lot of PLASTIQUR & EXHIBITION SKIRTS! FYE Subscriber wonld embrace this oppor- tunity ofthanking his many friends for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon him since he started business in Reach. He would inform all whom it may concern that he has erected a FIRST MEAL MILL URING MILL on recession Re stween Manch He has got his Flouring Mill in a first rate state of repair. Gristing dode on the shortest notice. First class Oat Meal always on hand to exchange) for Oats. Flour and Feed constantly on hand, 17 Parties ordering Flour, Ont Meal &c., in | the neighboring villages, can have it delivered at their residences. ANDREW PAUT; onch, June 5, 1867. RATE 0AT house, Sign, Carriage, ay Ornamental PAINTER. ACE of business at the " Ontario Carriage = Factory." Paper Hanging, Flag and Banner Painting, &c. Prince Albert, April 24, 1867. 15 Farm for sale, OR Sale that First Class Farm being the North-half of Lot No. 10, in the 12th con- cession of the Township of Reach. 90 Acres cleared and in a high state of cultiva- tion, and well fenced, There are two good \ Which they offer very low. i Also a new lot of Ladies' Hats, Bonnets, Borders, Patasols, &o:; Grey Cottons, Muslins, &c., which they offer at ® } Greatly Reduced Prices. Ce nl i Brown & Ohristiam ¢ ; Ey TT MONEY TO LOAN. x I AL MILL | T LOW RATES OF INTEREST. b Apply to = 3 ' MESSIEURS COCHRANE & COCHRANE, Prince Albert. MONEY, (RRIVATE FUNDS,) To loan on good Farms, at 8 per cent interest. 8 LYMAN ENGLISH, Barrister, Ee . ? shaskea, Noverg Yer 21, 1866. ALBION HOTEL: ~ East Market Square, Toronto, Good Stabling and every accommodation, nt moderate charges. BOARD $1 PER DAY. i W. SHORT, Prormieror. Toronto, March 20, 1867, . 16 Ontario Hotels = { BROCK-ST., WHITBY. C. DAWES, -~ ROYAL HOTEL, WHITBY, C. W. FUE largest and most commodious Hotel in Town. spegial conveyance to the Rail: way Station. Stfges depart from the Royal Hotel daily to all pifices north. Attentive hosts lers always in attegiance. JACHEB BRYAN, Proprietor. ProprIxTen. Marriage Licenses: (BY AUTHORITY.) SjueD at Port Perry. Offiro * the Sovkoad by JUSE. i HENRY CHARLES. 34 Jan. 23,1867. HALF A MILLION Money to Lend. HE undersigned has éompleted hrrhnge- ments, whereby he is prepared to lend £500,000 of Private Funds, 'on mortgage security, ata Jow rate of interest. The borrow= Frame llouses on the property with good out- buildings. There is a capital young orchard of choice fruit trees and an abundant supply of water on the premises. Fgr further particulars apply to the proprietor Aaron Bagshaw--on the premises--il' by letter paid. prepa AARON BAGSHAW, Greenbank, July 3, 1867. WANTED T theVictaria Hotel and General StageOffice, Prince Albert, a Servant Girl. Wages $6 h. OE . WM..SCOTT, Proprietor. 26-t July 3, 1867. Department of Crown Lands, Ottawa, 28th June, 1867. b tment will he closed at ' (HE. De rt alier hie FIRST JULY. The Department of Crown Lands for the Provinces of Quebec and Ootatio will be opened alQuebee and Toronto as soon theres after as possible of w be givens ' A. CAMPBELL, 26-60) Cufminissiones. A GEN Proprietor. f lich dupe notice will f frais ieee adh er can have his own time to pay the principal. Tam also Agent for two of the largest mbne- tary institutions in Canada, that lend moncy from 3 to 10 years, at six per cent interest. No Commission charged. Silver and Greenbacks bought and solds Apply personally to : JAMES HOLDEN, FFICIAL ABS! ¥, Notary Prac i Land Insurance, General Agent, ¥e., Orpice--MecMillan's Block; Brock Streets Whithy, Oct. 3, 1866.7 Woh J. HEAL'S Celebrated Itch Ointment! ett TE subscriber keel nstantly.n large quan: tity or his Cototrated. 1 Ointment. A cure warcdnted. Price 25 cents a box. © J. HEAL, Pringé Albert,Dec. 5.1866. .» 4 | ilor . a $a ao ¥ i Psorocomiunt. RE a §e 89 CITRIEET