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| ---------------------- TOO MUCH MONEY. Said a friend to a recent occasion, | ¢ 1 never saw but one inmy life, whe | acknowledged he had quite as much money as he knew how to dispose of. I had called at (his house one om wheli a Cg present ur, he might . ro. 'are nght,' said ¢ fn tho probable success of the r---- but I shall not embark in it; I have too much money now." This very uncomwmpon remark struck me most forcibl » and, and after the gentleman had retired, 1 asked 'Mt. P. to explain. ¢ Yes,' said Yo. mn reply, ¢ I would not oross the street fo gin thousands ; I should be a happier man if my income were less. Iam old, and ina year ortwo whatever I possess will avail me naught--my daughters are dead, and 1 have three sons upon whom I look with a father's pride. My own educa- tion had been neglected, wy: fortune was gained by honest labor and careful economy ; 1 bad no time for study, bot I resolved that my sons should have every advantage. Each had the opportunity of gaining a fine classical education, and thea I gave them the choice of a profession. The eldest would be a * physician ; the second chose the law ; the third resolved to follow my foot- steps as a merchant. This was very well --1 was proud of my sons, and hoped that ong day I might see then distinguished, or at least useful to their fellow men. I had spared no expense in their training ; they hed neverwanted money, for I gave each « liberal wllowange. Never had men fawer prospects of becoming honoured and respect- ed ; but look at the result. The physician has no patients ; the lawyer.not a single client, and the merchant is above visiting his counting-house. In vain I urge them to be more industrious. What is the reply ? ¢ There is no use ia it, father--we never shall want for money ; we know you have enough tor all." So look at my disappoint- weal. . Instead of being active energetic members of society, my sons are but idlers, men of fashion and display. True, they haye few wices--perhape; not so many as their associates ; they have never done anything 10 bring disgrace~apen my name ; but 1 had expected them to add to the little reputation I may have gained. It is not the money that I care for ; as my son says I bave enough for all. But let the pbysician attend the poor, and the lawyer see that justice is done to those who have not the means of paying the enormous fees now: required by the members of the bar. Tire merchant may not need the rewarde.of his labors, but there are a thousand bene- volent institutions to the sapport of which it would be a pleasure for me to see him contribute. They would at least be useful, each in his vocation, to those around them ; now, selfish amusements is their only aim. This is the burden upon my heart, and this is the reason of the remark youn listen to. Had they been obliged to struggle against difficulties to gain their professions, and were they now dependent upon their own exertions for support, my sons would have gained honor lo themselves and me.' ' Thus is the experience of many a wealthy parent, though all do not grieve at the re- sult, It has almost passed into a proverb, that " nothing can be expected of rich men's eons 3' and in looking about us at the dis- tinguished men of our own day, how few do Wwe find who have been nursed into greatness ! The farmer's son studies in intervals snatched from active labor; he gains the rudiments of a thorough education from well thumbed, books, which he cons over by the floating flame of the win- ters fire, or the misty hight of gray dawn. His task is rendered doubly hard inasmuch as he is without an instructor, and must solve the most difficult problems, und un- 1avel the most intricate truths, simply by his own persevering efforts. At length his task is in 8 measure accomplished the first step is gained : but a new difficulty arises. He is without 'means, aud must servea long mnat serve a log and tiresome apprentice- | ship as u teacher a clerk, or oftcn the two combined, ere he can save enough to ena- ble him to enter college. Three or four years of close study of the most rigid econo- my, brings him to tne threshold of active life, and should he choose a profession, the HEREBY notify the public generally and intending purchasers rticularly, to be 1 otitig0s With Do they pn or Bargaiusy bof before they ol at P ONTARIO CARRIAGE FACTORY 'Where they will find on hand a quantity of first class Carriages & Wagons, mn the ises of the choicest ial and first class workmen. Call and see Mun en also intimate tb my numerous friends that this is the Cheapest House in Prince Albert to get your Horse Shocing done. Work Warranted or no Pay. JAMES EMANEY. Prince Albert, May 22, 1866. 51 PRINCE ALBERT CARRIAGE YACTORY. becriber at the % of the Sewer Cs the S ign, begs to inform the TT ublic that having taker especial pains in securing 5 best material the country atfords, and having had some 27 years experience in the business, he is prepared to supply superior Wagons, Carriages & Implements Br SHORT NOTICE AND REASONABLE PRICES. Parties in want of anything in his line may rely on getting a handsome and substantial article the contemptible and childleh hiut at counterfeiters A a jealous rival, to the contrary notw. ithstanding. Particular attention paid to Horse Shoeing, and General Jobbing. GEORGE 'WHITE. JUST RECEIVED FRENCH CALF SKIN Which will be Sold Cheap for Cash ; also on hand a large Stock of Sp anish Sole Leather, which will be disposed of on the pal favorable terms to cash purchasers. Having a large number of men constant employed in manufacturing Boots & Shoes I'am prepared to offer inducements equal if not superior to any house in the trade. Also an immense Stock of Boots and Shoes purchased in the best markets, which will be sold at a slight ad- vance on the cost. You will find it to your advantage to come and examine the Stock. Cash for Hides, Tallow and Hemlock Bark. J. WRIGHT. PRINCE ALBERT axp VANCHESTER, } October 24, 1866. NOLDIC HK! 2 A. SINCLAIR EGS to inform his friends and the public generall that his FALL STOCK has arrived, consisting of FIRST CLASS TEAS and a CHOICE LOT OF GROCERIES. Wines, Brandies, and other Liquors of the best brands --Porter and Ales. Wines, Brandies, &c., for medical purposes. He would say to HOTEL KEEPERS that they have only to call and examine his Stock to be convinced that they can do better by buying at his establishment than at any other in the County or out of it. Come, see, and be convinced. A large assortment of FISH will arrive next week. Prince Albert, Oct. 17, 1866. R. WIL ON, BRUGGIST, OPPOSITE SCOTT'S HOTEL," PRINCE ALBERT EALER in Drugs, Patent Medicines, Dye-Stuffs, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, Trusses, D Hair Tooth and Nail Brushes, Combs, Sponges, and oo hy &e. Special attention given to the prep Prince Albert, Jan. 21 1867 41-1y P ptions same scene must be in part 1 ere hs object is accomplished. Mark well the contrast. Which man, think youn,is best fitted toexcel ? Surely, not he who hasbeen cradled in luxury,and brib- ed along the path of knowledge ! No rather would we trust the self-made man, who has already o'ermastered difficulties under which one less resolved would have fallen ; and'though the one may be favored by posi- tion, connections, and ample means, it is more ilan probable that thé other will look back upon him whom he has far out- stripped in the race of life.-- Hunt's Mer- chants' Magazine. . Lisensod _Auctioneer. ay a Licence for the outy of 9 wap! Cota jhe Township of would beg fo Farmers and EL if Si va prompt. iy carefully attended to. Charges 3 H ons; Save of Sale. 0, , dc, arranged at t the E. MAJOR. Bof#lia, March, 27th, 1867 : WESTERN ASSURANCE COMP'Y TORONTO, C. W. INCORPORATED, ... 1881, Capital, - + 8400,000. FABMERS CARTWRIGHT REMOVAL [7 £2 ENCOURAGE Lowl Ind and Hom! ufacture,| THE subscriber begs to nform his Juierous ustry e Man customers that he has removed from F shop lately occupied by him to the premises HE Subscriber lately occupied as a hotel south of Mr. Gordon's Bonvi fitted up and thoroughly repaired the Amboy Woolen Mills! wii to announce to the inhabitants of Cart it a and id adiacent Townships, that he is pre- Store, where he is 8 Prepared | fo supply the public Wagons,Oarriages,&.c. AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Constantly on hand a luge supply of those ex- len pared li Clola-Dresn an il = t notice, and Ww! the greatest 'rom his long prac- | Revolving Horse Rakes! * Such as manufactured last year. Sou Sheds on the premises under which to Carriages, &c., while under re JAMES PARKIN. Manchester, April 18, 1866. LIST OF PRICES: Carding 5 cts per 1b, b, otelg cts credit. For « Pulling 10¢ 10 cts 8 beri i a, Full cents per yd, cash. . rating 33d Dreasing and 1 Dyeing 25 cents per THOMAS STINSON. Cartwright, May 22, 1867. 19-3m Brandon Brothers Manufacturers of BISCUITS, CONFECTIONERIES, &C. and Retail Dealers in all kinds of Biscuits, Confectioneries, &ev, CANNINGTON, C. W. 'Cannington, April 17, 1867. NOTICE! W. H. MARSH, PRINCE ALBERT, House, Sign, € Exevtane, 14-14 TE A Clr. or book erates 2heh P AT IN r Bl R. quested to settle the same forthwith to the rerun BERN. Esq L ucderngned, in order to save costs. LACE of busines at th at the " Ontario Caries I yy Ee} JH. BROWN, ' {fi aswy" PayerHanging, Flagand Basis ly .. County of Ouiatio Manchester, June 19, 1867, 24 Prince Albert, April 24, 1867, 15 HAMILTON NURSERIES. WARREN HOLTON, Proprietor. GEO. B. FAINT, A gent,--Brooklin, P.O. ; The Stock of Fruit Trees in these extensive Nutserles are very complete in every department: Particular attention is paid to raising HARDY Varieties of Winter Fruit, To Baxtics favouring us with their orders we gurrantee to bring them FIRST CLASS NURSERY PRODUCE and NOTHING ELSE. Orders or Communications carefully attended to: We would call the attention of intending Fruit Growers to the substantial Testimonials below. BrookLiN, Jan. 9, 1867. 1 saw some very firie Fruit Trees. &c. from the Han ilton Nurseries. deol delivered at Brooklu, by the Agent, Mr. Gi J. B. BICKELL, Reeve of Whitby. RacrLan MiLws, Jan. 8, 1867. Mr, Faiut, Sir,~I have great pleasure in stating that the Fruit Trees, Vines, Shrubs, &c., I received from you are the the 1 have received from any Nursery yet. They all seem to have been taken up with great care, as the roots are in excellent condition. MOSES SMITH. Brooxwuin, Jan. 8, 1867. Mr. G. B. Faint delivered several boxes of Fruit Trees at my Hotel, Brooklin, last fall. They were carefully packed, and scemed to give general satisfac- tion to his numerons customers, ALEX. ALEXANDER. Whartsy, Jan. 5, 1867. I do hereby centify that I received a number of Apple Trees from the Hamilton Nurseries ; they are first class trees in every respects ROBERT GARDNER. HARRISON MAW & SON, [RACTORY & BUILDER PORT PERRY! ARE prepared to Contract for and put up Buildings of all kinds, whether Wood Brick or Sone, and finish off in the latest styles, with all the most modern improve- (Plans and Specifica~ JOHN H. MAW, East Witsy, Jan. 5, 1867. I have no hesitation in recommending such: Fruit Trecs as 1 received from the Hamilion Nurseriss.-- They are fully as good as represen:eds HENRY GRAHAM. WuiTsy, Jan. 7, 1867. 1 received a quantity of Fruit Trees at Brooklin, which I had ordered from Warren Holton's Nurseries, Hamihon, C. and | must say that they were just what hia 'Sgent. Mr. Faint, reprasented thea 10 be. In fact all the Trees that | have seen from these Nurseries are fine specimens of the ent varieties, THOMAS ARKSEY. East Wuitny, Jan. 3, 1867. ] gave my order for Fruit Trees to Mr, Faint, Agent for the flumilton Nurseries, and have much pleasure i in stating that I was well satisfied with the way mn which it was filled, 'The Trees were ve Jorge, well formed, healthy, and in good growing oie HENRY DEARBORN. Corumsus MiLLs, Jan. 4, 1864. 1 Vere, certify that Ireceived a number of Apple, Pear an lum Trees, from the Hamilton Nurseries, through the Agent, Geo. B. Faint, and have no hesjin. tion in recommending them to intending Planters, as Trees of the very best wd ES GOODMAN. ments. Partigh requiring good work doue will do well to call. tions made to' order. HARRISON MAW, Port Perry, Dec. 5, 1866. THE OLD STAND FOR EVER. HE Subscriber takes this wiethod of returning thanks to his numerous customers for their liberal \patronage for the past SIX YEARS, and begs to intimate that he is constantly prevared to furnish them with Wagons and Buggies! And that he is now preparing FIFTY Sets of his PREMIUM IRON §& WOOD SEED HAR ROW made in the latest improved Scotch styles. Parties desiring to purchase woula do well to call and inspect his Stock before purchasing else- where. Having bought his Stock for Cash, he is determined not to be undersold by any other manufacturer in the County. All Work Warranted. WM. STEEL, 14-1y J P. JOHNSTON, WATCHMAKER, AND JWELER, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES CLOCKS, FANCY GOODS, &C. &C., King Street East f= OSHAWA. 05 Watches and Jewelry Neatly Repaired. Oshawa, Jan 25, 1865, 3-1y M. O. DONOV AN, Carriage EL Ma ker BROCK STREET ,WHITEY I A GOOD assortment of Buggies constantly on hand made from best material. Work made to order with neatness and dispatch. Particular attention paid to repairing 5% ALL WORK WARRANTED. ' BORELIA / Cabinet Warerooms HE Subscriber is still working at his old place of business, manufacturing every- thing in the CABINET LINE, such as Sofas, Centre, Dining and Brenxiast Tables, Cupboards, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs, &e. House and Sign Painting and Pape Hanging done on the shortest notice. [= A choice lot of STEEL ENGRAVINGS for Sale and Framed to order. Special Notice.--A FIRST CLASS HEARSE. A number of COFFINS of all sizes, ready-made--extra finish. ALSO, AGENT FOR TOMB STONES, (=~ Good Lumber and Produce taken in exchange for work. Borelia, Oct. 24, 1866. JOHN NOTT. NEW WATCHES New Clocks! New Jewelry & Silver-plate, W. HEPINSTALL'S BROOKLIN. ----E TD A ee N.B. All kinds of Watches and Clocks neatly repaired and WARRANTED BROOKLIN, Deo. 26, 1866. = Q JO FIIALIVANNVI SANA DNIMS LNHLVA C- Borelia, Co. Ontario. Borelia, May 1,18C7. Volunteers ordered to the Frontier | AND J. BULLLN HAS REMOVED From his Old Stand to one door South of the Red White & Blue. All Garments made in the Latest Styles. and a Fit"war- ranted. ¥3 Spring and Summer Fashions just re- ceived. J. BULLEN. Prince Albert, March 28, 1866: The most Popular Remedy ever offered to the Public. TOMLINSON'S PAIN-KILLER, For the cure of Fain both External |& and Internal, The greatest Pain Curing Remedy yet discovered. Pain cannot long exist where this Remedy is faithfully used. Give it one fair trial and you will use no other. It is acknowledged by those who have used other remehies of this kind, to be the best and most valuable of any known, for the diseases for which it is recommended. Sold by all medicine dealers. PRICE ONLY 23 CENTS. i 1s the largest bottle of medicine of the kind Canada. Mavsfuctured by the proprietor, two Gare en east i 1 Moggridge's Hotel, Prince Albert, C, 0pI0D § MBYS 1900--JOHS 'lo[rey, °IqUuOsEF Grovesteen & Co., PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS, 499 Broadway, New York, These PIANOS received the Highest Award of Merit | at the World's Fair, vver the best makers from London, Paris, Germany, the cities of New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston; also, the Goh Mxvarat the Mechanics' Institute, for FIVE SU CESSIVE YEARS !! Our Pianos contain the French Tr | Grand sand i Mle Pedal, Overstrung Bass, Fu mew va ™ Hy derive y Instru- men VEST r the super. WR. 5 Ho GRO + whe xpd a poll experience of Oys git years, and is the maker of over deven thousand piano fortes, -- Our facilities for manufacturing enable us to sell these Instruments from $100 (0 $200 Cheaper than ans 5 Jt class piano forte. Good News for All! Lagos taken in all kinds of . A. CLARK'S PHOTOGRAPH CAR, UXBRIDGE. * The subscriber is prepared to execute, in the best styl e, Photo hs, Ambrotypes, Meleneo- types, Carte d' Visites, and all kinds of known to the at his Car, west of Crosby's Store, Uxbridge, 'cheap and warranted to suit customers. Pictures _eopied and photo graphed, or enlarged to any size desired. J. A. CLARK. Uxbridge, Oct. I1, 1865. 40 MR. A. BARRETT, Photographer: King St., t.. Oshawa. HOTOGRAPHS in the in P mauufac tay Tit style ase Entrance through Mr. Carswell's Con- fectionery Store. Oshawa, dpril 17, 1867, NOTRE Can be had at Hoitt's Photograph Gallery, OSHAWA. Either Plain, finished in i dik, ir Wao Golo Prince Albert Gallery OF G. MASSEY, of any size or style of Shah 'yews © the Arte Ci d examine afl and £ Ton HOITT. April 17; 1867. s 1 . PORT PERRY WoolenFactory HE Subscriber, in in rotyrnin thanks to his T mer customers for thelr favors durin the past two years, wishes to inform them an the public that he is Now Prepared to Execute all Work Entrusted to bim, on the shortest possible notice anda THE BEST STYLE: As a recommendation for honest dealing and ood workmanship, he would state this fact tha in 1865 he carded only 8,000 lbs of wool, and 1866 over 14,000 Ibs. He hopes Jy. sts att and in tion to business to PE an agditional increase in 1867. Prices :--For Carding, per 1b--5 cents, if paid before the 1st of January, 1868, if not so paid, 6 cents will be charged, or Fulling and Pressin 10 cents per yard, and Fulling and Dressing 12 cents per yard, if' paid before the 1st of Seine 13)" 1868, if not so paid, at the rate of 10 per cent per annum will be charged. Shawls, Capes, Drones, &e., Colored and Press« terms. ed on moderate C. T. YOUNG. Port rt Perry, May 1, 1867. 16-3m "RR. THOMAS, SADDLE AND Harness Maker Thomas' New Building, South of Gibbs Block, Simcoe Street, OSHAWA. HE attention of farmers and others is in- vited to his stock of heavy and light har- ness, all of which is new and of superior make. Also there will be found a eho.ce selection of Fhips general saadley. trunks, portmanteaus, Everything i in the trade made tor order on Ae shortest notice. Repairing done neatly and cheaply. , R. THOMAS. Oshawa, Jan. 23,1867. 3-ly VICTORIA Sewing Machine. AGENTS WAN ED! $10 to $15 per CTIVE Agents wanted to canvass and scll our new and beautiful Victoria Family Sewing Machines. Price only $1 The great- est invention on a mew principle, is the most simple, and warranted for three years, being the only first class cheap machine ever introduced in Canada. Do not be humbugged into pur- chasing some cheap wor thless machine. If you buy the Victoria you have a certainty with all the late improvements. There is no cheap ma- chine to be compared with it; in fact there is no high priced machine can excel it in all kinds of work. Sample Naoki sent on receipt of as in a registered letter. We will give the commissions or will pay a liberal salary LM or penses. For particulars and terms address (with stamp), day. GATES & CO., No. 14 King Street East, Toronto. 8-1y THE SILVER SKIRT MORE DURABLE ! MORE ELASTIC 1! IMORE GRACEFUL!!! And will keep its Shape and retain ils Place better than ang other Skirt. This new and beautiful style Siskin (Patented March 7, 1865,) was awarded by the GrEar AMeRiCAN INSTITUTE Fam, held in New York, October, 1865, a Medal!!! The highest premium ever given for a Hoop Skirt. The Steel Springs are wound with a fine plated wire (in pl of a cotton ing which will not wear off or beeome soiled, an: the whole skirt ay be washed without injury or fear of rusting, and will be as good as new. THE COMBINATION SILVER SKIRT Sil p ilver This invention Sombizes with the ordinary cotton skirt, the ey ree ATR EL used in jthe silver skirt, 1 the covering of which Sanne} 'wear off, while'the upper ones are covered cotton. No lady, hav: ng once worn one off Buty . Skirts, will be willing to wear any other, ag the lower of all oth ured 2 hoops other kinds are soow best materials are used in their eonstrue- and, from Chay tb aor (5A FAVORITE SKIRT. £3 Manufactured and sold by the Silver Skirt and Wire Manufacturing Company. 30 & 32 Be 32 Barclay Street, New York. T. S. SPERRY, Supt. 32-1-ye BARBER & PYE, Architects, Railroad, Building and Land Surveyors, I" VALUATORS, &C., &C., tails and' OSHAWA, ©, W., ARE iBentions. for pun Pls, De Ions, r public » Aa of every descripti Or uy yl of architecture. Plans of all kind bridges, Joubsionse patent rights, oh RIS Was hinery, can be had on the shortest possible ity Pye is recently from Manchester, England where hie has had experience in d I EL y= and Ppesintending. Sesigaing aur cimen Designs seen in the Reading Room, Osuawa, ox may Hod on m application (> tor 4 Oshaww, DZ. 30, 1806, PYE. 34 G. MASSEY. , 14-1y y i y i A