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r? C2 left ir. und arm was almost sepa- r I Spring Wheat 4 bush.... $1 35 @ $1 36 5 Fall Wheat & bush..... 165 @ 110 Flour & brl..... 670 @ 695 Barley 4 bush. 0 50 @ 0 556 Oats a 0. @30 0 31 Pease * 0 66'@ 012 feet #.0wt, 0.00 @ 0 00 Butter @ 1... 011 @.:0.14 Pork per 100 450 @_5 00 Eee ~ 3 BROCK HOUSE 1 - Yent; a fact which is attribu © Alic' failara of the fisheriel other . authorities. He depiores the failure Mississippi bas utterly rejote ted] «Ab ago bus tory oe : Freon. --The bs Ea The he A ies "of the' Governiol's rea -- telegraph: --The e Assembly 'to- i GA message lie grets that pauperism, is 80 " recommends that the most strenuous «deffowts be made for the suppression pauperism, He announces. that "negotiations will be opened with the French Government in relation to our jig of granting mineral and ands, on the French sliore,| bitherto declined by the colonial] of the potatoe crop, and urges the necessity of planting crops not liable to failure. Tatar Acomeyt AT CaMBRAY.--A frightful accident ogeurred at the Vigtoria steam : Sones mill, Cdwmbray, on Friday £ lust week, by which ality eo Lifive years of luge, a emi GC Lyin Gilbery's, ie deat or little t the mill, oi fhe Ris in: y inj ho theglate- i ha. ident " dbou us ould he incredi- Me} if i ed it from pa 3d witne 4 oecu oo oboe word. smh Do dod "When liberated fromthe apa to effack: which it was. 'necessary to remove a shaft by which the head, - though not in tle least crushed, was tightly held the "gufortanate "child was found to have sustained the fol- lowing fearful mutilations :--The "rated. ow thie body, the limbs on the & 'aide were "broken i "several "Places, ahd the front' part of thé-body as torn Off-t6 such an Léxtdut that the organs 'contained: within the chest 'were entirely' exposed to view, and the bowels hung down about the knees; In this condition the sufferer (if he ean'bg '80 'called, fur he Was not for ong monignt, sensible aftr the accident) actually lived from 4 untib 1 o'clock; the:heart plainly. beating in view of all who had nerve to look upon such a' sight. The face, how- ever; escaped almost without. a scratch, and by keepiug the body covered with o cloth * when his mother was present, she was spared 4 'knowledge of the horiible nature of the injuries her child A suffered. idsay) * Ailvieate. PORT PERRY AND MANCHESTER \"° |. MARKETS. Fall Wheat... $1.45 a 1.60¢ Spring' Wheat, 1.25 a 1.40 Barley... fi. 400. a 45 Pease... 55¢c a 60c Oats... .y. 25¢ a 30 015 a. 1b¢ s 135 @ 1 50 Pork per 100.. 4258 480 WHITBY. MARKETS. s iy Jan 6, 1867. Pease $ Oats Potatoes, Beef gf cwti. Butter 4 Iv Fork owt ~ TORONTO MARKETS: Ag Jan, 6, 1867. MONTREAL MARKHTS, * Montreal, Jan'}6, 1867." Flour & brl.. 7 80'f@ '8°80 Wheat 4 bus 150 @ 185|4 Peas § bush. 80 @ 0 83 Oats bush. . 30 @ 0 32 Ashes per 100 400@ 6 05 Pearls, ...... wo 690 @ 7.90 Pork per bri, . 14 00 $20 00 ERRS vie inc: wo 016.@, 0230 Fowls & pair ie 020 @. 025 Hay & ton... ves 10 00 @ 12 00 EE -------------------- MARRIED. At: 'the residence: of the Bride's uncle, 6th Oon. of Witchureh, by the Rev. J.. Vaa- Camp, on January 28th, 1867, Mc. Jolin Harrison, to Bluey second daughter of J. K. Vernon, Egy, J "Py; Allain Toy wil- ship of Scott. ew oT hid Suber rah returning to the bit ness formerly carried on by him, solicits 1 eall from his old customers and the pub- ic generally. Liguors,~--Come & Try Them. Other accomodations equal, with good Stabling and an attentive Ostler. :: ; JAMES THOMPSON. 'Brock, Feb, 8 tue. i 26-1y List of Letters. oh wh She vi oh for the abo ertised letters, - HH my bak Esopor, Ter be 0 Sheriff's Off e, oT "No. 1, Whitby, ,.. eh Joseph. 1 | " 3, or] ou i 2nd hart a HE underment For Sale an ately Ws and the purchase: , at ? PLANK'S HOTEL, THE REVERE HOUSE, < TOWNSHIR: On Saturday, Feb9, 1867 AT FIVE 0'CLOCK, P.M, VIE: LOT I.--The North hi No 5, in the 6th Concessio) xcepting the West 32 acres ie North half, An excellent Tar wil t-rate build- ings. LOT II --The Norlibalf o South half |-- of Lot No. 3, 'inthe 4th Concession of Reach. LOT HI.--The West half of the North half of Lot No.3, in. the 4th Gon. of Reach. These two parcels. bey gold together or separately. LOT IV.--The West half of Lot No. 37, in' the 7th ee His wi About 75 acres are cleared, with first class buildings) = CC CONDITIONS OF SALE :=~One half Cash, on Titles being completed. Teri per cent to be deposited at the time of sale. The remaining half tobe secured by Mort- gage. ie Proposals for purchiiiog -- be received by the absorber up and until the day of declaration of sale, and from whom every particular may be learned. The above Lands Mustbe Sold, on the day mentioned Without Reserve!" The subscriber also: annouhces that he has various sums of from 200, 40 1500 dollars, belongingito private parties in' this County, ready to be advanced on good security, in Loans at very reasonable rated. Applications, either for purchase or Loans, to pe made WILLIAM POWSON, Conveyadeer, Manchester, Reach. Manchester, Jan. 26, 1867. 26 NOTICE! WILL offer for. gale 'sale at my residence, I Reach, on. Monday, Feb. 4th, 1867, at the hour of 12 0 "clock, noon, One Mare and Colt !" unless the owner claims and proves porperty and pays charges, previous to that date. JEREMIAH ORSER, Pound-Keeper. x 23 3w Reach, Jan. 15, 186%. 'NOTICE. County of urind 8 HEREBY GIVEN TO WAT: General Quarter Sessions-of the Peace and Soup Court, in Ont in in Ms of Whitby, on TUESDAY, MAR. 12, 1867, At the hour. of 12 o'clock, noon, of which all Justices of the Peace, Coroners, Con- stables, an@ alt others concerned, will take notice, 'and govern themselves accordingly. 'NELSON 6, REYNOLDS. «= Sheriff C. 0. Per R. H. Tomuixsox. Whitby, a 22, 186%, 24 '| Don't, Buy! Don't Buy! 9. 'Don't Buy What ? Dita BUY that little' nonsensical $15 chine. You will dlways be in trouble. But the best way 13, when you have Fifteen aE investin a machine, to put a little:more with it and get a good one; and» The plaea to get thie best Machines, Is on Brock Street, at S. P. GREEN'S, Highest Prize Canadian Machines, Are for sale at S. P. GREEN'S, New Improved Belleville Ee euiues, Are for galé at S: P. GREE Grover & Baker's best Machines, Are for sale at S. P. GREEN'S. Genuine Siager's big Machines % Are for dite at 8. P. GREEN'S. Wanzer's-No. 2 Machines; Are for sale at S. : Shiny. Floatly dll good Mac Can be had at 8, P. GREENS: Time give for payment on Machines, If they are bought at S. P. GREEN'S. Written warrants with all Machines, That are bought at -S. . P. GREEN'S. Remember this place of §ueh renown, "Tis on Brock Stree! Wibtby Town. 23 6m Whitby, Jan. 15, 1867. mpd FO County " 3 Prince Albert, . ot 4 Uxbridge, .. '" 5, Canningto: March 4th, « '8, Beaverton 5 Si Li "1, Atherly,. " 2. SURNY A, udge, o.'o Whitby, Jan. 2241867. IN Sale of Lands, Lot No. 19 in the '8th Concession of that the Court of md for the unty of Lo hollieh at the SIGN--RED , weather. Ambroty pes, away. by furnishing a same, Port Perry, D ' } Fresh Arrivals of Seasonable Goods. ¥ = CHARLES is now receiving additions to his stock of Fancy articles. 'cure the most tressing mala pot ; pills 25¢. constantly on h price. Uxbridge, Aug. _ that Tedth, or the mou A at he aa itd pis guaranteed, 1} wu Borelia, Jan. 8, 1867. J { eo yeay old Heifer. DRY GOODS, Maraaon's Pug < | Oixruent and Prk Mixtone has never PiuLsare warranted to/failed to cure coughs nate cases of this dis. Ointment, 50cts. per] , diseage the offensive "breath, can now have them EXTRACTED FREE FRON PAIN | ONYERIENCE WHATEVER | tried Diagses te appli- ow and pa Dentists in Europe 20%, ih oan] eo in America for this i gd th hi aL hare Dental To bichon ie astrument roby Tete one from the original Whine, 'miderat, wi rt wl AT FLAG. = Best Photographs, two dollars per dozen. from 23 to 40c each. Fer-| rotypes, 25¢ each. H. McKENZIE. Port Perry, Jan. 24, 1867, THIS OFFICE. Artist. 24 tf ---- aT . Printer Wanted. ATELY AT Employment will b and Liberal wages. Port t Perry Dec. 18, 1867 1867, STRAYED Into the premises of the subscriber, Lat 16, in the 6th Con. of Reach, a two Any" parties proving property and paying charges, can take her Constant © given a good hand on C. MARSH. Port Perry, Dec. 27, 1836. &o., &ec. 20-4t PORT PERRY BAKERY. HE Subscriber wishes to inform the public that he has now located in Port Perry, and that he has on hand in addition to his usual stock of CONFECTIONARIES, A large assortment of TO Y Ss, Christmas Presents ! ° ood article at a reasonable price, hopes to merit a continuance of the GEORGE HENLEY. ec 18, 1866. WINES & SPIRITS, Suitable for the Festival season of CHRISTMAS and GROCERIES, t obsti-land colds. and, 22, 1866, - upon the Gumi 19 3m | New Year, which will be Disposed of at Reasonable Prices. 19 tf Port Perry, Dec. 17, 1866. The Sanative Hall, MatN STREET, UXBRIDGE. J. I.. Margaclh Chemist and Druggist, Dealer in first-clags English DRUGS and CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, VARNISHES, TUBE-PAINTS PAINT BRUSHES, etc., etc. BOOKS & STATIONERY, Slates, Pens, Ink, Pencils, Per- fumery, Combs, Hair Brushes Toilet and Mareacn's Covan It eases Asthma and prevents d y.--|consumption. 26¢. per Bottle. Price HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES Family Receipts and Physician's prescriptions carefully prepared on the shortest notice. MARGACH'S ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS Are constantly increasing in public favor, Essences' of a superior quality sold wholesale or retail. Every article sold warranted to be of the best quality and at the lowest remunerative There have been added from time to time such articles as.are enemy required in the trade, and the'Stoc! varied as the demand, ¥3~ Terms igvariably Cash, will be found as 2tf. Wonderful ! Wonderful ! ! VY WONDERFUL! S 19 what I wish every one to know: 1 persons afflicted with decayed umps of Teeth, which canker body: and produce Do mot has Teen used 5 eminent arose i for some time, and is | ny oh Shih i fre * prt rmed g th skill is on Iya Jong vii He such Orrios Ho from 8, A, ¥. 10%, 7 . M. Tg Dy QOTTTN GAN, Haire } 8 22 tf The Subscriber aldo wishes thus to thank |: : the" public generally for past favors; nnd, ip d an, be had cheap, Foor Substantially and Tustefully "1 On the shortest possible notice pod in the Also a anil of vir toto EL TR t Perry, age o latest ot Bindeey: Dumber of Toten Lots. i the tava NEW YORK AND LONDON FaSHIONS. reasonable { Gatch New. snd Tro oles Foundry i is now Open for the Manufacture of Steam Engi ines, Boilers, Grist & Saw Mill MAOHINE ¥, TOOLS FOR WORKING OF WOOD AND IRON, Such as Sash, Door, Blind and Chair, Fh Te of the Latest Improvements; en Mill Machinery, The Double: en Water-Wheel, of all sizes; Besides: Every Description of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, STOVES, &C. MADE TO ORDER AND REPAIRED. CHARGES REASONABLE. The fact of ing a Fou Rudy in this neighborhood, thereby saving time and pal tion, is a saving of itself which the subscriber hopes will; in the end, be mutual. Immediate Orders Respectfully Solicited. ; A. M. GIBSON. . 19 Port Perry, Dec. 19th, 1866, 'Just What is Wanted ! AND MUST BE HAD!! Quaw & GORDON are still receiving Goods for the Winter trade in order to keep their stock complete. Persona visiting Port Perry will find it as gooda - market id sell in, and Shaw & Gordon's as -- To goot toch Pi as any other place in 'the ounty "of trios. Oall aut be: con- i vinced. Port Perry, Dec. 19, 1866. 19 tf WINTER BOOTS & SHOES, HE Subscriber wishes to intimate to the public that in addition to his usual stock T he has now on band an excellent Assortment of Montreal Over-Shoes, Skating Boots, And Moccasins! Of all Bizes and Descriptions, which he is prepared to Dispose of AT AS REASONABLE RATES AS THE MARKET WILL AFFORD. Order-Work Executed with Neatness and Despa from the Finest Kid to coarsest Stega. 1 H. FOY. Port Perry, Dec. 12, 1866. » NOTICE. £5 = PPLICATION will be made at the next $3 session of the Provincial Parliament Bg for a Charter to construct a Railway from 8 = some point on Lake Ontario, between the 8&5 cB Western limits of the Townships of West Whitby, and the Eastern limit of the Town- ship of East Whitby to Port Perry, on Lake Scugog. October, 17, 1866. Oshawa Vindicator~ind Whitby Chronicle copy till forbid. . till forbid. TOWN & PARK LOTS qus 243 'savas ussyeuru 194} 10j £13WO0JSND SNOW SI] 01 SUSY} Suimames N SUIOO3F-dIe Ay A110 30g oy, |: 11 3m "9981 '9 "3ny 'Lazag 0g '89)BI OqUUOSYII 18 OBIS 'DUTY uO sSwMW suo) *90130U_3893J0Ks 9) WO 3uo( 0 om] pup 'aunpuan,y 78 'spivogaprg 'sofog 'saSunog 'sireqyp 'ss[qe, 'speeispeqg 'snesing nt a 5 5 S ad 5 H 2 2 7 £ , H ¢ g S #3 ie gris? . 2 -FOR SALE a] g l F 8 i ¢ | = 3 a . £ 8s 2's in PortPerry. bof i gz 2 tom dg Village] Lot 1,--Corner, Water, and Queen A 2 23 g 8 Streets. ~ 2 Fs > 11 7 GE > " == = W J | North Queen--Stzeet. --- Z = a ay ai at =f rif "52 18 J s BSE BS " 22 . A En ee " 24 $ South North Street. > ges @ 30 | oO 2 8S Q £ " , 44 North North Street. > Ld SH £ " 70 North Mary Street. < ad y i. : - $ = " ge } South Mary Street. o E ¥ a . % Ss - : =m " 89 . - v : "wc it A i "" 20 . North Casimir Street. "on 93 ! : "og | . | Scabies or Itch. 407 } South Casimir Street, paar most infectious and disagreeable disease cured in in a few hours, by the use af the GOLDEN WASH. or For Sale at the Medical Tall, J: H. BACHE, Port Perry. 12 tf For price and terms apply pre-paid to w "J. HAM PERRY. a Whitby. Whitby, August 21, 1866. lin, Farms For Sale | =e Subscriber offers To Tor sale the follow- ing valuable Lands : 1st.--Part of Lots No 21, 23, and 23 in the 8th Concession of Whitby, conthinin| 283 acres. 2nd.--Part of Lot No. 27, in the 9th Con- cession of Whitby, containing 85.acres. 3rd, --Part of Lot No. 11,in the 12th Conesssion of Reach, containing 148 acres. Port Perry' Nov. 1, 1866. NEW TAILOR SHOP!! IN PORT PERRY. --(-- PERKINS would inform the inhab- eo itants of Port Perry and surtounding Country that he has opened a new Tailoring Establishment lb dt tL fl eo (J ugog, contal Sth.--Part of Lot No. 5, in the. hy ok], 2i0¢ shovemumed ww, whoes napa: cession of Scugog, con ising 85 acres. pare 6th.--Part of Lot . 10, in the 13th concession of Seugog, contalcing'80 acres. MANUFACTURE GARMENTS All the above are first class farms, well | Aljo any whist of money to loan at] Fg A e rates ' of interest on fam secu.) mis piles are 5 £ 2 5 g For Taptlier eh (prepaid) to OP Lover Shaw snd Gordon's sare or | y | Queen Street. Re GRR mer -- 5. Stave and Shingle | rasarile, and to | © And at prices that defy Com; tion. Do not. ca e to Pown With fc Bargains at Ld a gr we foot sailing br good ee ee pet meee BUY YOUR GOODS FROM J. W. ALLISON!! may PORT © PERRY FOUNDRY. - MKENZIE'S | PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS, roRrT PERRY, OPPOSITE - KIRSTENS HOTEL. Pictures of all kinds, and all sizes, taken jn all kinds of Who has Jost Received a a Large Assortment of Staple & Fancy Dry Goods! AND WILL SELL. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. His Assortment off i BOOTS and SEHOES ¢ GROCERIES AND READY MADE CLOTHING !! IS VERY COMPLETE! COAL OIL, 37fc. GOOD TEA, 50e. 13 & 141bs. SUGAR for $1. Heavy Cotton for 15¢., and everything i in proportioh. - Examine and be convinced. Port Perry, Dec. 12th, 1866. k 18-tf w NEW FALL TMPORTATIONS AT THE CITY CASH STORE, UX BRIDGE VILLAGE. CONSISTING OF THE NEWEST DESIGNS IN MANTLES BONNETS! MILLINERY, SHAWLS, DRESS GOODS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, : FEATHERS, - : GLOVES," HOSIERY, BUCKLES, COMBS, GENTS CLOTHING! Good Tweed Suits from $12. OVERCOATS IN THE LATEST STYLES: BOOTS AND SHOES, Good and Cheap in Great Variety. GROCERIE S|! GOOD TEAS Jrom 2s, 6d. upwards. 15lbs Currants for $1; 12lbs Sugar for $1. Dyes, Co ckery, Hrdwre, Stationery, &e., In Great Variety. goods have been just 'purchased in the very tkets for Cash, and will be sold at small remunerating s to those who may favor us with a call. Note the Address: W. CROFT, & Co., Opposite Finch's Hotel, Brock sticet, Uxbridge Village. Hotel Keepers and Pedlars Supplied on Liberal Terms. Uxbridge, Cet, Bthy 1866. The above best pr CALL AT MARSH & TROUNCE"S, TO EXCHANGE FARM PRODUCE FOR Good Teas, Dress: Goods, Sugars, 11 Ibs. for ®1,| Fancy Flannels, Spices, | Tweeds, Crockery, . Doeskins, Hardware, | Cotton Yarn, &c. ALSO A VARLGD ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' WINTER CAPS!! As Cheap as the Montreal Market can afford. er Cash Paid For Wheat. « Port Perry, Nov., 1866. " 1-tf JOSEPH BIGELOW H*s ON HAND a very large Stock of Goods of almost an endless variety, and of superior quality, and very cheap, consisting of Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Ladies' Dress: Goods, Ladies' Trimmings, Ribbons, and Parasols, etc. Ladies' Hats, Bonnets, and | Mantles, etc. | | | | | Boots and Shoes, Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Glass, Putty, Paints, Oils, Crockary, Brown fini. ele, Dye-stuffs, Patent Medicines, Horse and Cattle Medicines Striped Shirtings, Room Paper §& Stationery, Fancy and Plain Flannels, School Books, and: A Splendid Stock of Groceries ! At very low Dilses} a fair article of Tea at 45 cents per pound, good bright Sugar ' 11 pounds for one Dollar, and other things in proportion. AAA AAS AAR AAA RA AAA VAAN A A pA Si A LARGE STOCK OF FLAT, SQUARE, & ROUND IRON I Grey Cotton Shirtings, Ta suit general blacksmith Wok, 3s on the way from Montreal, and will be in stock 'by e 15th instant, which WILL. BE SOILD CHEAD! Blackautiths purchasing $59 worth, or' upwards, at one time, for Cash, will 'only be charged Freight and n small Commission. on Montreal wholesale prices. My Stock is always hept well assorted as goods are areiving almost daily to beep the Stock complete in All the Latest Styles of Goods, ~ CEN TRAL HOUSE. Port Perry, Aug. 26, 1866, aay. : Port Perry, Avgiat 10, 1558, 1-f A CEARARA W er