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leave town were shot down. = The ~ marks of an axe, taken from nearly . News frém Mexico." . By Mexican letters dated at Vera | Cruz, April 12, and Mexico city, April 8, the capture of Puebla by Coburg, yesterday morning early, Porfiri is confirmed, a full particulars are given. The city was taken only after an obstinate resist ance, and the Liberals killed sixty- three. of the Imperial officers after ge _ their surrender. Marquez who had escaped from Queretoro and arrived at Mexico city, with extraordinary powers conferred by the Emperor, appeared before Puebla soon after its capture with four thousand men, too late, however, to rejnforce the garrison. Diazimmediately engaged and defeated him, capturing guns and ammunition, but not Marquez himself. The siege of Vera Cruz was progressing with spirit. Solid shot and shell were being hurled daily into the city, and the condition of the citizens was distressing. A flag of truce had arrived announcing the fall of Puebla and the execution of | Barl imperial 'ufficers, and demanding capitulation, guaranteeing that no lives should be taken among the prisoners if the town "surrendered before the 15th inst., but after that no guarantee could be expected. The answer to thik communication is not known, but it is reported that ano- ther flag, later in the day was fired upon from the walls. aximillian wus stiflelosely invested in Queretoro | and among liberals the opinion pre-- vailed that he would receive the same treatment, in the event of his capture, as had been accorded to the prison- rs of Diaz. A portion of Quereto- ro was beseiged by the Liberals on the 30th of March, only two streets in the town remaining to the Imperi- alists. The, condition of the be- sciged is represented as horrible, and the speedy capture of the town was regarded as certain. « The dead im-- perialists remained unburied, and the hungry citizens who attempted to attempted flight of Maximillian is confirmed, and it is further reported that six hundred imperialists suec- «ceeded in making their escape. nis P CHEERING Prospects.--From all parts of the Province most encoura- ging reports are received concerning the crops. The condition of the wheat is so favorable that, if no in- Jury befall it, we may expect the most bountiful harvest that we have had for many years. The fruit pros- pects are also good. In some locali- ties the peach germs were killed by the severity of the winter, but the re- ports af@s-generally indicative of an average yield of peaches, and of more than average yield of other fruits. Farmers are now busy with their spring seeding. Tr localities where only spring wheat can be raised successfully, the farmers are engaged in stirring their fullows preparatory to sowing. With them much de- pends upon early seeding, and the weather is now favorable, The win- ter wheat crop, however, is the lead- ng agricultwial staple, and unless the crop shall suffer from the weevil, rust -or other of its enemies, the harvest will be usually plentiful.--Hamalton Times. A Curiosiry.--We were last week :shown, by Mr. John Misener, a piece of white oak bearing distinctly the the heart of an old tree. By examin- ation of the tree and computation, it has been.ascertained that the marks were made no less than two hnndred and fifty yearsago. The tree was then a sapling, and in its vigoroust growthi™ad extended over the cuts, but the marks remained in the heart of the tree. The cut surface was very' hard and in a good state of preserva: tion, haviug been for the last two-and. a-half centuries excluded from all ex- ternal influences. The tree stood on the farm of Mr. Hensler, a short dis- tance west of the neighboring village of Thorald, and the curiosity became apparent in splitting the body for fence-stakes. The tree must have been cut about-the time Champlain discovered Lakes Huron and Nipiss- ing.-- Welland Tribune, Curious STORY ABour A PETRIFIED Bopv.--A letter. from Vicksburg, of recent date, gives an interesting ac- count of the National Cemetry, loca- ted two miles north of the city,on" a beautiful height overlooking the majestic Mississippi riyer--land on which is to be deposited the remains of from thirty to forty thousand Un- ion soldiers, all belonging to the Western States, It Sompriges forty acres, purchased by the Government for that purpose, Already several thousand bodies have been interred. One peftified body has been exhumed under a sand-bar that has been a long time under water. No mark or name can be found, but it was the body ofa Captain. Not only were the face, hair, whiskers,&c., perfectly natural, but every part of the uniform although one mass of Sipe, was tect. So great was its Weight that it came near sinking the skiff in taking it ashore. Tt had been a very large, fine looking man. A DusCrippLe StarvED vo DEATH BY 1s Farner.--I¢ is seldom the repunta-: tion of our' country population are stained by horrid crimes, and less frequent is the commission of deliber- .ate wickedness to be laid to their «harge. An exception as the rule, however, has just occurred at Fereol -on the St. Ann's river, near the Falls, on the north shore, thirty miles below 'Quebec, whence Mr. Coroner Panet returned on Wednesday evening from Lolding an'inquest on the body of a «childgelearly proven to have had its death Wccellerated, ia not caused, by the orders of its x whois _ father, Alexander Lachancé, who habitually kiched it out of his sight, and beat its mother for giving it food.--Que- bec Mercury. ro + Fire 1v PETERBOROUGH. --On Sunday last the book store of Messrs Graham & Stratton, of the Towr. of Peterbo-{, rough, was destroyed by fire. The fire begun about five in the morning in a saloon 1n the bosement below the store, and before it was put ont destroyed the wooden parts of the building and the greater part of the stock of books and stationery, leav-| ing, however, of brick, and the partitions standing. The total amount of stock destroyed belonging to the Messrs. Graham & Stratton, is estimated at about $4,000 on which there was an .insurance of known, : Max Kmyep ox HE GRAND TRUNK Track.-- By. Jolograph 'we. learn that | a man ee found on thé Grand Trunk track, three and a-half miles east of with head und arm cut off. He is supposed to have been run over by Ni » 15, freight train, which-left there about five o'clock, a, m. No paper or thing else was found on him to identify him. He is supposed to be a man from the country. An inquest was held yesterday, by Coroner Henry Mason, Verdict -- Found dead on the Grand Trank track.! DIED. * In South Oshawa, on Sunday, the 5th inst, Ohristina, t of the late Lewis Margach, aged 80 years. ST ---------- PORT PERRY ANB MANCHESTER : MARKETS. - Fall Wheat... 1.85 a 2.00 Spring Whea 1.75 a 1.85 Barley.. 40c a 44 Pease. 6c a 60c ts... . 38b¢ca 50 Butter 016 a 15¢c Wood cord 136 @ 1 50 Pork per 100.. 450 a 600 Eggs per doz.. .. @ 10 WHITBY MARKETS. : Whitby May. 8, 1867. 700 @. $8 00 180 @ 3 00 Flour & brl.i..vu.v.. Fall Wheat & bush... Spring Wheat & bush. 170 @ 185 Barley & bush.,. 055 @ 0 60 'ease " 070 m@ 012 ats 030 @, 035 Potatoes 028 @ 030 Beef & cwt. 000 @ 0 00 Butter ib . 017@ 018 Pork & cwt. 45 @ 6 25 TORONTO MARKETS. Torounte, May. 8, 1867. . MONTREAL MARKETS. Montreal, May. 8, 1867. Matthews Mrs M Persons calling for the above will please ask for advertised letters. : H. GORDON, Postmaster. Spring Wheat & bush.... 1 80 @ $1 90 Reach, 1st May 1867. 38 pai Wheat & bush. 200@ 218) --m8 ---- our & brl.... 670 m@ 800 Barley & bush.. 060@ 069 TAILORING Oats He, 046 @ 0 48 | ig ona oi JE MPORIUM! Beef & cwt..... 000 @ 000 Butter & ib... ol1ll@ 0 14 SE Pork per 100.7, ;7500@ 550 List of Letters Remaining in the Port. Perry Pobt-Office May 2nd, 1867, not previousiy advertised. Buchman Thos Morrow Rachel Cooley: Abram Moore Hemon C Douglas Donald Palmer Thomas _ Fitchet Pater Plum John : Gero Louis Phillippo Mrs Mary 1lodgson Christopher Quackingbush Isaac Hill JL Ryder John Kellet John alker Wm IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE COURT OF REVISION FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF REACH, For the year 1867, will commence its sittings IN THETOWNHALL MANCHESTER, OnRSaturday, 11th May,1867, At 10 o'clock, A. M.; of which all persons interested are hereby required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. JOHN CHRISTIE, Township Clerk. x x pig THE SUBSCRIBER, in returning -L his sincere thanks to his numerons customers and friends for past favors, wishes to inform the Olen B GAY SPORT! The Natal Day of our Sovereign Lady the Queen will be celebrated .in IN PORT PERRY, as follows : RACHEHS! Inn-keepers Purse : 5 Trotting--Open to all Horses. Half-mile heats ; beet 3in5. 3 to enter ; 2 to start. Entrance 10 per cent. Merchant's Purse :-$25- Half-mile Runniog--Open to all horses. heats ; best 3in 5. 3to enter; 2 to start. Entrance 10 per cent. Foot Race-$5.--200 yards.-- Best2 in 3. 3 toenter; 2to start. Entrance 10 per cent. Sack Race.---$5.--100 yaids-- Best 2 in 3, over hurdles. . No hopping allowed. 3 toenter; 2 to start. Entrance 10 per cent. Wheel-barrow Race.---$1--- Blindfold. 3 to enter, and 2 to start. En- trafice 10 per cent. : Boys' Race--12 to 16 years-- $1. 100 yards; 2in3. 3 to enier i2 to start Entranee 10 per cent. Boys' Race--Under 12 years-- #1. 3 to eater; 2 to start. Entrance 10 per cent. GCGCAMES! Quoiting $2.50. --Game of 21, 21 yards; 2 in 3. Eatrance 10 per cent. 3 Standing Jumps.--$2.-- Best2in3. 3 to enter. Entrance 10 per cent, Running High Leap.--$2-- Dest 2 in3. 3 to enter. - Entrance 10 per cent, Ho Best 2 in cent. Throwing Sledge.--$1--8 to enter. Entrance 10 per cent. Greased Pig--$1.--Entries un- limited. To be caught, shouldered and brought to the judges in 10 minutes. En- trance 10 per cent. All entries to be made with the Secretary at Shaw's Hotel, before 19 o'clock, on the morning of the 24th May. EXCURSION ! The steamer " Lady Ida" will leave Tronnce's wharf at 9, a. m , to convey ex- curaionists to 7 mile Island acd back. Fire-Worlss. In the evening there will be a grand display of Fire Works. : tep and Leap.--$2.-- 10 per 3. 3 toenter. E COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT : M. Cocurawe, J. Suaw, T. HazrgrugsT, H. Goroow, N. E. Bataas, D. CauPBELL. J. PHILLIPPO, _ OC. MACKENZIE, = Treasurer. ~~ Secretary, "GOD SAVE THE QUEEN." Port Peiry, May 9th, 1867. 39 JOHN NOT, Cabinet Maker, House, Sign Carriage Painter. PAP mEEL EANG EE, UNDERTAKING attended to promptly. A first class Hearse farnished when fequired. Coffins of ail |O¥eF ® term of sizes kept constantly. on hand. the walls, which were| CHARGES MODERATE ! ! y 500 Fger or Burrernur Louser, 1 Inch, np 2,000 Feer or Biron or MarLE 34 SQUARE. $2,000. The origin of the fire is un- Borelia, May 8th 1866, 39 885 @ 97 . 160 @ 15|Inhabitants of Reach ! » 2 2 vid and surrounding Townships, that he is still 5 60 /@ 5 gs | Prepared to execute all orders entrusted to 790 @ 835 his care with neatness and despatgh. 19 00 $20 00| CFEWAET FOR OCASEL . 016 @ 0 20 THO'S. BULLEN, Fowls & pair. 020@ 0 25 Mary Street. Hay & ton... 1000 @12 00 pope Perry, May 2, 1867. 38. Hew Adwetisements. Get Your Ilda HORSE 584 pris! AT THE "STANDARD OFFICE!" 37, April, 24th 1867. PORT PERRY Woollen Factory. aE SUBSCRIBER, in réturning le En te a cars Top Wishes to inform them and the public that he is Now Prepared to Fxecute all Work entrusted to him, on the shortest possible notice and in THE BEST STYLE! As a recommendation for honest dealing and good workmanship, he would state this fact that in 1865 he carded only 8,000 Ibs of wool, and in 1866 over 14,000 lbs. He hopes by strict attention to business to merit an additional increase in 1867. Prices :--For Carding, per 1b--5 cents, if paid before the 1st January, 1868, if not so paid, 6 cents will be charged. On all other accounts not paid before that date 10 per cent will be ebarged. For Fulling und pressing 10 cents per yard, and fulling and Dressing 124 cents per yard. Shawls, Capes, Dresses, &c., Colored and Pressed on moderate terms, . C. T. YOUNG. Port Perry, April 23, 1867. 36-3m Wanted Immediately ! 1.0 oorosor FIELD STONE. JOHN SHAW. Port Perry, 23rd April, 1867. VICTORIA Mutual Fire Insurance COMPANY. T= aim of the Directors of this Company is, by careful and economical manage- ment, to offer insnreres low rates of premium. RATE OF INSURANCE FOR THRE® YEARS : Brick or Stone for $1,000 ...........$10 Wocod and Out-buildings for $1,000... 15 FARMERS will find it so their interest £0 insure ir' the above Company, as the rates are very Low and security perfect. . W. L. BOOKER, Secretary and Treas. Hamilton. 37 perfect seeurity and W.M. COCHRANE, Agent for North Ontario, Port Perry. April 18th, 1867. 36-0 Farms for Sale. (\NE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, being part of Lot'No. 20, in the 9th concession of the Towuship of Cartwright, outbuldings. The d is only 1} miles from Cesarea, from whence there is a good "graveled, road to Bownanville. There 88 also a good school within a quarter of a mile of the Lot. Title indisputable. | TERMS :--§600 down, and balance spread over a term of six or eight years. ~The North half of Lot. 21, in the 9th Con. Cartwright, with Log House and twenty-five Acres cleared. v RMSE :--! down and balance spread ten years, if required. % JOSEPH BIGELOW. Port Perry; April 2, 1865. 3 2,000 Cedar Posts for Sale, PRi0E $6 PER HUNDRED. JOSEPH BIGELOW. Apply to 37 improved one from the original applier, Bay Teeth Ililled, Scaled and Regulated, guaranteed. GO TO THE- MEDICAL HALL, IT: you want good cheap Coal Oil, only 20¢ per gallon. s x A Good assortment at the MEDICAL HALL. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. A SPuENDID assortment at the ; MEDICAT, HALL. Horse and Cattle Medicines. A GOOD SUPPLY always on hand. A Superior Condition Powaer--being one of the very best in use. 'Call and get a pln, MEDICAL HALL COUGH BALSAM, THs best medicine ever introduced. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, &ec., are immediately relieved. The immense demand enables the proprietor to reduce the price--Only 25 Cents per Boitle. None genuine unless signed J. H. Bacue. For Sale at the MEDICAL HALL. rer oe HAT Infant's Preservative. pas isa safe and efficient remedy for the disorders of children consequent on Teething. * No mother should be without it, as it is the only medicine required for child- ren. It bas never failed in asingle instance to effect a cure when timely administered. In Diarrheea, Dysentery, Colic and Pains in the Bowels, it is without an" equal, and is the most effectual soother of pain as yet presented to the public. None genuine un- less signed J. H. Bacue. Only 25 Cents per bottle. For sale at the MEDICAL HALL. . WORM POWDERS. I is the best and safest worm medicine 3 It drives out the worms Ahoronghly Without pain. They are superior to any Worm Lozenge ; and none but the very best ingredients are used in their compo~ sition, Give thema trial, Only 25 cents per Package. For sale at the MEDICAL HALL, Anti-Billious Pills. AX excellent Family Medicine, and is the most effective remedy for Indigestion, Billious and Live: Complaints, Giddinesa, Loss of Appetite, Drowsiness, Spasms, and all disorders of the Stomach and Dowels. For Females the Pills are truly excellent, removing all Obstruction, Headache, De- pression of Spirits, Blotches, Pimples and sallowness of the skin, and give a healthy, juvenile bloom to the complexion. Only 25¢ per box, at the MEDICAL HALL Please Rememberthe Plage | EDICAL HALL--Opposite the "House of All Nations," Queen Street, Port Perry. J. II. BACHE. Port Perry, March 21st, 1867. 22 Farms For Sale ! HE Subseriber offers for sale the follow- ing valuable Lands : 1st.--Part, of Lots No 21, 23, and 23, in the 8th Concession of Whitby, containing 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 Concession o" Reach, containing 148 acres. 4th.--South half of Lot No. 4, in the 9th concession of Scugog, containing 100. 5th.--Part of Lot No. 5, in the 11 con- cession of Scugog, zontaining 85 acres. 6th,--Part of Lot No.110, in the 13th concession of Scugog, containing 50 acres. All the above are first class farms, well improved, and can be had cheap, upon easy terms of payment, Also a large number of Village Lots in the village of Port Perry. Also a number of Town Lots in the town of: Lindsay. Also any amount of money to loan at reasonable rates of interest on farm secu- rity. For further particulars apply (prepaid) to T. PAXTON & Co. W. M. COCHRANE, Solicitor, Port Perry. Port Perry, Aug. 20, 1866. ie or Wonderful! Wonderful ! WONDERFUL! ! ik is what I wish every one to know: that all persons afflicted with decayed Teeth, or stumps of Teeth, which canker the mouth, disease the body and produce offensive breath, can now have them EXTRACTED FREE FROM PAIN !! OR ANY OTHER INCONVENIENCE WHATEVER! By a new and wel tried process --the appli- cation of Spray upon the Gums Do not doubt this! Jt has been used by eminent Dentists in Europe for some time, and is now extensively practiced in Ameriea for Teeth extracting. Ji D. C., is prepared to Extract Teeth by this new and wonderful process which is nothing short of a blessing to humanity. All Dental operations performed scien- tifically, with skill that only a long practice can ensure, The Instrnment which I have, is n much IF" Charges moderate, and satisfaction Orrics Hours from 8, A. M., to 5, P. M. J.D. COTTINGHAM, Borelia. Borelia Jan. 8 1867. 22 tf TOWN & PARK LOTS FOR SALE In Port Perry. 18 acres cleared and under a fair state of 8] d saliraonmiho wi Village Lot 1,--Corner, Water, and Queen Streets. * z iL w J North Queen Street. " 16 " 22 5 24 3 South North Street. # 30 . : $8 44 North North Street. 4 70 North Mary Street. " " } South Mary Street. 89 90 93 94 107 a «108 For price and terms apply pre-paid to 1 J. HAM PERRY. Whitby. " Wl « " | North Casimir Street. a. i { South Casimir Street. Port Perry, 22nd April, 1867, 37 20. 20. 20. NOVELS & STATIONERY. | SP CALL AND SEE THEM. "April 10th, 1567, HAW & ARE STILL RECEIVING THEIR NEW RING GOODN! 0 [ORDON THI NEW PICTURE GALLE AT PORT PERRY 18 i : WHERE YOU CAN GET en The Latest Styles of Pictures, TAKEN ON THE MOST IMPROVED SYSTEM ! ot Photographs Painted in Oil, Water Colors, &o., &o. 13" Small Likencsses Copied and Enlarged to any size. gg Remember the Place, Nearly opposite the Royal Canadian Bank. Specimens to be seen at the MEDICAL HALL. ! 35 Sot $17,000 WORTH OF NEW GOODS, Comprised of British, French and American DRY GOODS, Canadian Tweeds, of the latest variety of Style and Texture, GROCERIES!!! Shelf Hardware, Hoop and Bar Iron, STOVES AND TINWARE, Crockery, Classware, Window Glass, Nails, Putty, Paint, Oils, LAMPS, COAL OIL, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs, Paper Hangings, School Books, Stationery, Garden, Field and Flower Seeds, Fish, Salt, Plaster, Water-lime, &ec., &ec. Ready-made CLOTHING ! on hand and made up to order if required. BOOTS AND SHOES, A large stock of Of every style and size for Ladies, Gentle- men and Children, parchased from the best manufacturing houses in the Dominion of Canada. Ladics and Gents HATS AND CAPS, Bonnets, Mantles wls, ves, Hosiery, Ribbons, &c., in G fi y always on hand: TI would say that my stock is the largest and most complete in the County, embracing almost everything for sale in Town or City. 'Eresh Goods, Are arriving almost daily, to keep my assortment complete, that nothing may be wanting on my part to serve patrons with everything required of the latest styles and most sclect variety of Goods to be found in any Market at the LOWEST PRICES. Any particular article notin stock will be order- ed to supply customers. Muley Gang and Circular Saws, Rubber and Leather Belting furnished to order at Manufacturer's prices, All kinds of FARM PRODUCE taken in exchange for goods, WANTED--Any 'quantity of Butter, Eggs, Tallow, Lard, Hams, Bacon, Potatoes, &c., &c.. Port Perry is the larg- est market in North Ontario for these things, elways commanding tbe highest price to supply the large number of men in the fills and Factories of this place, as well as théir families ~ 500 Butter Tubs for Sale or will be given out to customers to fill, 10,000 Feet of Square Timber for Sale, of all*Lengths, from 18 to 60 feet, and from 8 to 12 inches square. The Subscriber has also a large stock of SAWED LUMBER on hand, and is pre- pared to fitrnish any kind of Lumber, sawed out to' order, from 12 to 26 feet long.-- Parties wanting long lumber had better bear this in mind. 'Also, for sale, any tity of Sawed Shingles, Flour Barrel 'and Sawed Heading. TWO GOOD POTASH KETTLES 8 cwt cach, and three Coolers for Sale. JOSEPHBIGELOW Port Perry, 22nd April, 1867. ar J. H. BACHE. Port Perry, April 25th, 1867. TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTH ONTARIO. We wish to inform you that our Spring Stock is now complete, and you will find it to your advantage to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere and price our list of New Goods annexed : Silk (roods, Doeskins, . |Tweeds, Flannels, Rice, : irting, : Currants, &e., &e., Le, at MARSH & TROUNCE'S. - . Port Perry, May 2nd, 1867. : AN AWFUL TUMBLE !! Coods Very Much Lower in Price! THE SUBSCRIBER has just returned from Montreal, where he has purchased one of the Largest Stocks of Goods ! ever brought to this Market. And as all COTTON goods are now some fifteen per cent lower than they were one month ago he feels satisfied he can- offer bargains not given in this line for five years past. ~All kinds of GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS §& CAPS, Straw Goods and READY-MADE CLOTHING, &C., V Low. ™ J. W. ALIL.ISON. . Hardware, - Sugars, Coffee, Port Perry, May 8th, 1867. 39 PORT PERRY FOUNDRY. "pas above New and First-Class Foundry is now Open for the Manufacture of ie Steam Engines, Boilers, Grist & Saw Mill MACHINERY, TOOLS FOR WORKING OF WOOD AND IRON, Such as Sash, Door, Blind and Chair, Stave and Shingle Machinery, of the Latest Improvements; Woollen Mill Machinery, The Double Turbine Water-Wheel, of all sizes; Besides Every Description: of Feb. 20, 1867; Queen: Street, Whitby, August 21, 1866. lin. J. I. Margacihh Don't Bu NOW OFFERS TO THE PUBL'C THE FOLOWING MEDICINES, Margach's Cough Mixture, MARGAOH'S : CONDITION POWDERS, FOR HORSES AND CATTLE. MARGACT'S PILE OINTMENT AND | & Pile Pills, 75¢. MARGACII'S ITCH CURE -50 CENTS. MARGACHS ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS, THE CELEBRATED DRIFFIELD OIL, For Horses : Prepared from the Original Recipe, by J. L. Maraacs. ALSO, ESSENCES, OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY PUT UP ,|IN A NEAT STYLE. A Liberal . Discount to the Trade, J. I. MARGACH, NEW TAILOR SHOP!! IN PORT PERRY. -- ' PERKINS would inform the inhab- e itants of Port Perry and surrounding Country that he has opened a new Tailoring Establishment nthe above-named town, where he is pre- pared to MANUFACTURE GARMENTS Substantially and Tastefully "| On the shortest possible notice and in the latest ' NEW YORK AND LONDON FASHIONS. | xo 1, Whitby; . : a] '3, Pickering, His prices aro very reasonable, and to those who favor him with their work every satisfaction is"guaranteed. : SHOP--orver Shaw and Gordon's store, 'Port Perry, Aug. 28, 186¢. ON'T BUY that lit! Machine. You trouble. But the best have Fifteen Dollars to one; and The place to get the be Highest Prize Ganadi Are for sale at 8. P. Wanzer's No. 2 Machi UXBRIDGE. 8 Can be had at 8. P. G Written warrants with That are bought at S. Whitby, Jan, 15, 1867. 'DIVISI " " " 5, Cannington,.. ' 6, Beaverton, .. $1 Atherly,.ovivais 3, Prince Albert, 3-1y. y! Don't Buy! to put a little more with it and get a good Is on Brock Street,atS. P. GREEN'S, Are for sale at S, P. GREEN'S. Yew Improved Belleville Machines, re for sale at S: P. GREEN'S. * firover & Baker's best Machines, Genuine Singer's big Machines, Are for sale at S. P. GREEN'S. Are for sale at 8. P. GREEN'S, Finally, all good Machines, Time given for payment on Machines, -If they are bought at 8. P. GREEN'S. Remember this place of such renown, "Tis on Brock Street, in Wihtby Town. NCOUR FOR THE County of Ontario. 4, Uxbridge,..... i. Whitby, Mar 13, 1867. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, STOVES, &O. MADE TO ORDER AND REPAIRED. CHARGES REASONABLE. The fact of Opening a Foundry in this neighborhood, thereby saving time and transportation, is a saving of itself whicl the subseriber hopes will, in the end, be mutual. Immediate Orders Respectfully Solicited, A. M. GIBSON. 19 WINTER BOOTS & SHOES, VEE Subseriber wishes to intimate to the public that in addition to his usual stogk T he has now on hand an excellent Assortment of . Port Perry, Dec. 19th, 1866, tle nonsensical $15 will always be in way is, when you invest in a machine, Montreal Over-Shoes, Skating Boots, And Moccasins! Of all Sizes and Descriptions, which he is prepared to Dispose of AT AS REASONABLE RATES AS THE MARKET WILL AFFORD. Order-Work Executed With Neatness and Despatch, from. the Finest Kid to coarsest Stoga. . H. FOY. est Machines, an Machinos, GREEN'S. ~ nes, Af a SCUGOG HOUNE, PORT PERRY, Dry Goods, Groceries, Wines & Spirits, At Reasonable Rates. HENRY CHARLES. - i ¥ 31 Port Perry, Dec. 12, 1866. REEN'S. h all Machines, P. GREEN'S. 23 6m Port Perry, April 23rd 1867. "The Port Perry Ware-Rooms ! N returning thanks to his numerous chistomers for their patronage during the past nineteen years, the subscriber solicits a continuance of the same. i ' TS - » MY STOCK CONSISTS OF i So Bureaus, Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Cradles, Lounges, Sofas, Sideboards, Secretaries, Book Cases, and several Sets of Bedroom ge 4 Safaty Sidstonras: Organs--one with siz stops, arid one with two, ioc They will answer for Church or Parlor purposes, and will be sold Cheap for Qash or approved credit. v : .. April Ist, 1867 « gpd, © «March 29th, id wo 30th, © May 15th, © ¢ 110th, * WEES ah UNDERTAKING : Fras ) LH 17th, " : LE : Z. BURNHAN, Done on the shortest notice. Coffins always on hand, Hearse at reasonable rates hy Judge, C. 0. y, Ww. DAVIS. ya Port Perry, Aug. 6, 1866, 1 -tf »