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Va on the Rofcim Bill ensures its-preser" vation. . The death sentence of the convict ot Fenian Doran has been comauted 'to along term of imprisonment. ernment will not make public the real history of the recent Fenian 'uprising, on account of apprehended _ troubles with certain, foreign Gov- ernments which are involved in the plot. Haunted House, The Zanesville (Ohio) Courier, of April- 22nd, says :--The reside: ce, «No. 11, South Eighth street, corner of South, occupied by the Rev. Wil- liam Granville Pratt, pastor, of the First Baptist Church, bas, for a few nights past, been the scene of some strange noises, which have thus far been unaccounted for. Mr. Pratt and family commenced occupying the dwelling on or aboat the 1st of April. Nothing unusual occurred until Wednesday evening of last week. About ht If-past nine or ten o'clock of that evening, while Mr. Pratt and family were occupying the front room, in the second story, a low but distinct sound was heard at regular intervals, apparen(ly as if some person was striking the earth 'with a piece of timber, resembling "Sg:ery much the sound made by driv the earth around a post. The sound apparently came from the cellar of of the building, and continued for something over half 'an' hour, when | P! Mr. Pratt went down into the front * parlor, on the first floor, where the sound could be distinctly heard, being apparently just under. neath'in the cellar, and on opening the door leading to the ccllur stairs the noise changed position, and sermed to be near the ' centre of the garden, in the rear of the dwelling. Search was made there when the sound changed position, ./7 nnd again seemed to be in the cellar, and so continued to move about from place to place as he approached the scene of the noise, It could be heard in every room in the house, seeming to come from the cellar, and in those rooms most distant the noise could be heard most distinctly. The noise was kept up until daylight, when it ceased. On Thursday evening, about ten ". o'clock, the noise again commenced, and scemed to be in the cellar, A search was at once commenced by the family; also a lady friend re aining with them over night, bat ith no better success than on the preceding evening, Thenoise would change position or ceasc altogether as they approached the place where it seemed fo be, Search was kept up to a late hour, but without any discovery. On Friday and Saturday nights the same noise was heard, and continund until daylight, when it ceased. On last night the family retired early to rest and no noises were heard. These sounds, or noises since the first evening, commence about ten o'clock, and continue until morning. They have become very annoyicg especially to Murs. Pratt, Mr. Pratt says he fecls satisfied that they are not produced emotes, | neither by spiritual, but he is unable | | to discover their cause. a ha -- i ae iesetent --_-- " CLEVER AND JUST. --A Paris paper | - concocts the following reply on be-|- half of England to the common con- tinental asseverations that that coun- try has lost her influence and is a|.. id or fourth rate power, &e,, :-- 'If to systematically stand aloof |" yp, from all tle great Enropcangques- tions is to give rise to none, ovident- ly your reproach'is well founded; if to be oae of the richest, the most in. as telligent, and, above all, one of the freest nations in the world, sufficient to give prestige, wo certain ly have none; however, we do very |:- the well without any. Happy nations whose governments navz no need of prestige. vague object which you trick out with that name, Englaad would need an army of four or five hundred thousand men, without counting her navy; after that, no more budgots with a surplus, or even in equilibri- um, but an increase of burdens which the' 'government could not impose upon the nation without producing ona of those questiors of which you srcak, and which are only European in this sense, that they threaten the great interests of civilization in Eu- rope, Weare without prestige, if you will; but we are rich, free, happy, and, if attacked, it would soon be scen that we hive some troops and psecls left capable of defending, al- ough without prestige, our native land and domestic hearths, As for you, fight and ruin yourselves, since you call that prestige. Tue Heare or tne Princess or Wares --The health of the Princess of Wales continues without change. The Medical Press and Circular, of the 17th ult., has the following: --*"It is universally regretted that the health of lier Royal Highness contin- ues to give cause ot anxiety. Mr. Hawking and Mr. Pollock have both ,8een the royal.patient. in consulta- tion with Mr. Prescott Hewett, and Mr. Paget. In deference to the well known wishes of the illustrious fam-] ily, we have all long abstained from . comments on the case, cxcept such «as were really called for by the pub- lic interest excited on behalf of the Princess, who has endeared lierself to the nation." + Roppery AT MouNT PLEASANT.--A Shber y was committed at the house «i r. J. C. Ashbaugh, ncar Mt. eagant, on the Tth inst, The thief, who was well acquainted with . the sremises, took advantage of Mr, Ashbaugl's absence for a short time, and abstracted a tin box: from a bureau-drawer containing $150 in cash, and notes, receipts, and valua- ble papers of a money value, amount: ing to $2,400, Payment of the notes . has been stopped, The perpetrator of the robbery has made tracks for the United States.-- Brantford Eapos- plor. Acomexr.--The Kingston News of the 19th inst, oe shocking Portsmouth, "which resulted in - death of the victim: A young lad of i , named Angus Mac- sg uard -of the Peni- ary, bro bobs to the steam saw- grind an axe, and unforty- 8 Stugtkiy tie belt, which aft and map. sii bia 80 fearfully hat he died jn ies, a Bere 'or Anorsts | birth of a son to the Prince and four d 'Earl Derby officially says the Gov-' is not | .. To attain the|.. The brie tia raises'tlie total of her Majesty's grandchildren to a Jud ht. Prussia has thrée sons and a daugh- and a daughter, the Princess Louis of Hesse two daughters, snd the Princess Christian one son. Pgovincial Exmatrion.-- We Tears from the Kingston News that a meet ing of the Provincial Board of Agri- culture was held in that city 'a few days ago, for the purpose of makin, preparation for the exhibition, whic! takes place next September. They found the grounds and buildings in good condition, and that very few alterations would be required. Sev- eral gentlemen were added to the local committee. a ------------------------, PORT PERRY AND MANCHESTER MARKETS, Fall Wheat.....,....... 1.85 a 200 Spring Wheat. vera LN5 a 1.88 Barley...... 40c a 44 Pease... 6c a 60c Oats...... 35¢c a 50 Butter & 1b. esses 015 a 15¢ Wood & cord... <Ti..s. 135@ 150 Pork per 100.. ves 480 ea 600 Eggs per doz... iavrarrrie10 @ 10 WHITBY MARKETS. - Whitby May.15, 1867. + Flour & brl... Fall! Whea! 180 @'2 00 085 @ 069 oom 012 040 @ 045 Potatoes 028 @ 030 Beef & cwit.. 000 @ 000 Butter § Ib 017T@ 018 Pork cw 4B @ 625 TORONTO MARKETS. q Toronto, May. 15, 1867. Spring Wheat & bush... 1.80 @ $1 90 Fall Wheat & on 200@ 225 Flour & brl.. 870 @ 9 00 Barley & ah 060 @ 068 Oats ow 046 @ 0 49 Pease 2 0M @ 0175 Beef owt... 000 @ 000 Butter @ Bb... . 011 MD 014 Pork per 100....... vases BOOB 550 ~ MONTREAL MARKETS. Montreal} May. 15, 1867. Flour & brl............ 88m 9M Wheat & bush.. wee 160 @ 175 Peas & bush.. 90 @ 095 40 @ 0 45 560@ 585 790 @ 825 19 00 $20 00 I'{'4] .s ol6m@ 020 Fowls & pair. 020 @ 025 Hay & ton 10 00 @12 00 ter, the Prince of Wales two sons | SALARIES, Paid J Qhrios In full for '65 41.30 i o 66 nis SCHOOL DEBENTURES. Paid Total amount......i.. NON-RESIDENT SCHOOL TAX. Paid S Sections... ROYAL CANADIAN BANK. Paid Notes in fall.......... INDIGENT FUND. Paid Order of Councillor for '1369.80 12.99 500.00 5 iin ; 39.00 ------ 178.00 COUNTY PURPOSES.: Paid Treasurer......vev +0 VOLUNTEER PUND. Paid Volunteers on ac, of. 'MISCELLANEOUS. Paid James Howden........ James Graham, Prize... 4384.81 478.00 1.00 Turner, Taxes refunded. 3.63 .° 1.50 B Orandell. Constable. . A Bunker Pound keeper refandéd . . Postage and Seishie F Homes. . WE Yarnold..: Use of Greenbank, Hall, Edgar ... 0,00 2.00 sertenseenses 3,0 Law Expense & McPherson.......... 1. G Robin extra Statute 1.00 ID ceeosninreds . Lal w E Tsraold, . Oapt Forman for Drill Shed... ...00i.v 200.00 R Murta overcharge on Statute Labor. . For Municipal Manual, n Hail or 0 Currie & Ross ,Stationery 10.50 Goo. Currie, Postage, &c. 2.37 John Christie. .... vases 15.00 Chewet & Co., "Toronto. J Wright, Reeve, extra services. c.ooans... 20 00 J Janson, Tax refunded. J Horne do, 14.31 D Campbell, Refunded R Murta Hep Adbetisements. Auditors" s' Report GEORGE CURRIE, Esquire, Treasurer, in Account with the Corporation of Reach for 18686. RECEIPTS, To Balance. from 1865.. 2200.64 . H Dake, Fine ........ 0 +. John Moggridge License 40.00 + B Pla do 40.00 vd rd do 30,00 +. W Scott do 40,00 .. Wm Boulton do 30,00 . A Sinclair Shop . do - 35.00 Drake Tavern do'. 30.00- -D. Campbell V fil. 30,00 Fh : Robert Murta ado; 30.00 Payne 25,00 . John Henderson > 25.00 .J Gould for Fines......" 8.00 James Jewett License 40.00 .. N Sinclar do 40,00 . CE Coryell do 25.00 ouck do 40 00 . J Kirsten Tavern do 40.00 + J D Denison .« H Charles Shop, Reuben Crande; ++. W Marks Fines +. Proceeds of N County Treasurer 5 Insurauce Town Hall. Balance in Treasurer's ANAS. ..evaanee 1802.51 $16729.39 DONALD Sok } Auditors, JOHN TAYLOR ASSETS. =. * Cash in Treasurer's hands......., $1802.51 Value of Tewn Hall 800 00 Non-Resident Land Fund 5406.36 $8008.87 LIABILITIES, Roads and Bridges. . «$112.15 Salaries..... oe . 178.65 Schools. . 191.66 Indigent Fund. con Sekavass 54.00, County Treasurer,........oooues 1077.58 Balance in favor of Corporation. .- 6336.23 -~ Tv SE Sd ewer Cia R $8005, 87 msdn | To the Peeve and Council of - the Municipal : Corporation of Reach :-- We, "the undersigned, beg to state that having compared the Assessment Roll with the Collectors' Rolls, we found them cor- reet. Also, that the foregoing Report is a correct statement of the Accounts of your Treasurer, and that they agree with the Vouchers in support- thereof. That the Assests and Liabilities are| correct to the best of our knowledge. J DONALD McKAY] JOHN TAYLOR. | Auditors Reach, Dec. 31st, 1866. 40-ew TAILORING EMPORIUM! HE SUBSCRIBER, in returning his sincere thanks to. his 3 Bestilnz 1g High I al on lebra IN Bons PERRY, ids AcES! cuir on ly to. pers Horses. a ile he t3 nb. 3 to enter ; # to gtast, Eptiance 10 per cent, - erchant's Purse $25. n to all horses. Half-mile est 3 in 5. 8 to enter; 2 to start, hentai De 10 per cent. 900 ards, -- Foot Race-85. Beat 2 in 2 3 tpenter; 21q start, bh 10 per cent. Race. 85, --100 "yards-- Sack Best 2 in' 8, over hurdles. No I allowed. 3 toenter; 2 to start. Entrance 10 per cent, 'Wheel-barrow a Ho Blindfold. 3 to Sater, and 2 to ur, En- trance 10 a cent. Race--12 fo 16 -years-- ; 8 hs 2in3. 3 toenler;2 to] trance 10 per cent. We Race--Under 12 years-- $1. 3 to enter ;2 to start. Entrance 10 per cent. GAM BS! $2. 50.--Game of 21, Entrance 10 per cent. 8 Standing Jum Best 2in 3." 3 to enter, Raich 10) per cent, Running Hig an Quoi in ange 10 per and Leap.--$2.-- a n 3. 3 toenter.. ni 10 Pek opnt.@ i, per cent. Pig-$1.--Eatries un- enter. Gh limited. brought to the judges in 10 minutes. trance 10 per cent. All entries to be made with the Sicretery at Shaw's Hotel, before 10 o'clock, on the morning of the 24th May. EXCURSION 1 The steamer -* Lady - Ida" . will leave Tronnce's wharf at 9, a. m , to convey ex- cursionists to 7 mile island 'and back, Fire-Worlks. In the evening there will be a grand display of Fire Works. En- COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT : M, Cocuraxe, J. Suaw, T. HazLenorsr, H. Gorooy, N. E. Brraas, D. CaupeLL. J. PHILLIPPO, OC. MACKENZIE, Treasurer. Secretary. "GOD SAVETHE QUEEN." Port Perry, May 9th, 1867. 39 PORT PERRY Woollen | Factory. pHE SUBSCRIBER, in returning thanks to his numerous customers for their favors during the Line two years, Jishes to inform them and the public that e 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 lbs of wool, and in 1866 over 14,000 Ibs. He hopes by. strict Lateution 0 8 to Business to merit ein 1 customers' and friends for past favors, . Wishes to inform the Inhabitants of Reach ! and aurfpubding Townships) that ha fs still + count of Volunteers.. 251.00 H Wunnimaker's Fine. 4.00 Circus License 0,00 +. County Treas Balance "of Volunteer's Fund..... 205,72 Joel Shaw Collector... .5748 55, Less Returned. ...... 16.56 57.32 «« Dog Tax........ esrese 289.00 Less Returned..,..,. 21.00 ------ 268.00 «+ S P Barber Collector.. 8750 89 + Less returned....... 79.09 6671.80 wo Dog TAX. ies ovivees 227.00 Less Returned..... . 8 00 > © -- 219.00 2 $1672.39 EXPENDITURES. SCHOOLS. - EN Paid 8 Section No, 1.. 199.59 do 2 402.96 do 295.60 do . do « 310.63 do 290.16 do . 586.00 do 671.28 do . 39258 do «2735 do 235.76 do « 34560 do 191.05 do + 52.90 do 236.00 do 231.51 do 21.69 % 204.51 (] + 330,00 1 i 8271.51 CLERGY RESERVES. Paid Ward No. 4..u00e0eee 71.49 1 «+ 30.50 oy -- 131.99 PRINTING, x Paid Parsons & Robinson... 167.82 + Baird & Parsons.....s 14.62 do do i 131.00 { do w 21630. do 5...... 153.00 Gregg & Swanic Com 11500 MoLaren & Watson 0. kholder." 140,00 Stillwell & Asling. srry 20.00 Qeaty & Hertiggton, 20 00 smpbel cesnesease's 20.00 serpaeeve 30. Po Leask & "Major py 3 bog. Paid George Currie .- dha We Wright ... p chris pring "120/00 (Farms For Sale te all orders entrusted to his ¢ eare hed neatness and despatch, CEHBDAEX FOR OCASEX. THOS. BULLEN, Mary Street. Port Perry, May 3, 1867, 38. HE Subscriber offers for sale the follow- ing valuable Landps: | 1st. --Part of Lots' No: 21, 22, and" en in the 8th C of: Wisithy, 283 acres. __20d.--~Part of Lot. No. 217, in the 8th Con- cession of Whitby, containing 85 acres, 3rd. --Part of Lot No. 11, in "the 12ih of Reach g 148 acres. 4th. South half of Lot No. 4, in the 9th concession of Scugeg, containing 100. 5th.--Part of Lot Nd. 5, in he '11 come cession of Scygog, sontaining 85 acres. , x Sth.Shart, of Lot No. 10, in fie 18th sarep. eb are first class farms, well "All imp , and can be had cheap, upon easy terms of payment, Also a large number of Village Lots bh 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 I. PAXTO No a § or W.. LE Sotiation, Port Perry. ot, Port Perry, Aug: 0, 1 ues. List of Letters Remaining in the Port Perry Post-Ofice May '2nd, 186Y, not previou y advertised: | whenee there is 1 Port Perey, April 3, 1865. 2,000 Cedar Posts for, Sale. ho :--For Carding, i Tos oents, if paid before the 1st January, 1868, if not 80 paid, 6 cents will be charged. On all otlrer accounts not paid before that date 10 per cent.will be charged. For Fulling and pressing 10 cents per yard, and fulling and Dressing 12} cents per yard. Shawls, Capes, Dresses, &c., Colored and Pressed on moderate terms, C. T. YOUNG. . Bort Perry, April 23, 1867. 36-3m VICTORIA Mutual Fire Insurance COMPANY. HE aim of the Directors of this Company is, by cdreful and economical manage- ment, to offes insureres perfect security and low rates of premium. RATE OF INSURANCE FOR THREE YEARS © Brick or Stone for $1,000. .......... $10 Wocod and Outsbuildings for $1,000... 15 will find it t& their interest to insure in the above Company, as the rates are very. Low and security perfect; . W. L. BOOKER, i Secretary and Treas. . Hamil i. ton, W.M. COCHRANE, | : Agent for North. Ontario. Port Perry. April 18th, 1867. RE Farms for Sale. NE HUNDRED AND THIRTY AORES, being part of Lot No. 20, in tl 9th 36-tf 3 Sones ion of the Towuship of Cartwright, 78 Reres cleared and under a fair 'stato of eultivation,with ordinery out buldings. The land vations only 14 miles m Cesarean, from 8 good 'graveled road fo Bownanville, There 8s also 4 good schdol- within a oastee of a mile ofthe Lot. Title 'indigputab Spteadiover tebsp of siz or eight yours. he Nosh heiF oF Lok i,t in the 9th Con, Cartwright, with Log House and pu dora clear town ad a Bl ! a ance 8 rom required. pn of ton years, if 3 Apply to : wy JOSEPH BIGELOW. ar 321 ap. --82--| edge.--$1--3 tol To be ery shouldered and |° s HAW & ORDON ARE STILL RECEIVING THEIR NEW SPRING GOODS! | CALL AND SEE THEM. " Aprila0th, 1867. 4 38 $17,000 WORTH OF NEW GOODS, Comprised of British, French and Rt 'DRY GOODS, Canadian Tweeds, of the latest variety of GROCERIES!! Shelf Hardware, Hoop and Bar Iron, STOVES AND TINWARE, Crockery, Olasevars; Window Glass, Naps, Putty, Paint, Oils, LAMPS, COAL OIL, Varnishes, ey Stuffs, Paper Haogiogr chwol _ Books, -Stationer, , Garden, Field Salt, 'Plaster, A "large stock of CLOTHING! on hand and made up to order if required. BOOTS AND SHOES, Of every style and size for Ladies, Gentle men and Children, purchased from the best manufacturing houses in the Dominion of Ladies and Gent's HATS. AND-CAPS, Bonnets, Mantles, Shawls, Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, &c., in Great Variety always on I would say that my stock is the largest and most complete in the County, embracing almost everything for sale in Fresh Goods, Are ecriving 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 select variety of Goods to be found in any Market at the LOWEST PRICES. Any particular article not in 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, &e., &o. Port Perry i is the larg- est market in North Ontario for these things, always commanding the highest price to ee Bt: al rym bon Style and Texture, NS gr Flower Seeds, "Fish, * Water-lime, &c., &c. Ready-made Canada. band. « Town or City. wt .'. supply the large number. of men in the Mills and Factories of this place, as well ag their families 500 Buller 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 furnish 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 quantity of Sawed Shingles, Flour Barrel Staves and Sawed Heading. 13" TWO GOOD POTASH KETTLES 8 cwt each, and three Coolers for Sale. JOSEPH BIGELOW, Port Perry, 22nd April, 1867. 7. IL. Margach NOW, OFFERS TO THE PUBLIC THB FOLOWING MEDICINES, Margach's Cough Mixture. MARGACH'S CONDITION POWDERS, FOR HORSES AND CATTLE. MARGACH'S PILE OINTMENT AND Don't I ! Don't Buy! MANUFACTURE GARMENTS Pile Pills, Toc. g MARGACH'S ITCH OH CURE-- 50 CENTS. MARGACE'S ARTI-BILLIOUS PILLS THE CELEBRATED DRIFFIELD OIL, For, Horses : Prepared from the Original Recipe, by J. L. Maraacit. Fm ATSO, ESSENCES, "17 OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY PUT UP IN:A NEAT STYLE. A Liberal Discount "to the Trade. J. L. MARGACH, UXBRIDGE. Feb, a0, 1867. 28 NEW TAILOR SHOP 1! * ely PORT .PERRY. --p-- D. PERKINS would. Inform the inhab- o Country that he has opened a new itants of Port Pérry and surrounding Tailorin g Establishment TERMS :--$600 down, and balance} ~ nthe above-named town, where he is pre- pared to Substantially and Tastefully, On the shortest possible notice 'and in the latest - | ve w v york AND LONDON FASHIONS. Be Price $6 PER HUNDRED. to JOSEPH BIGELOW. Douglas Donald Palmer Thomas , Fitchet Peter Pa, Job i Garo ppo Mrs Hodgson Chi Q ghush wd Hilligus J L der John Kellet John alker Wm Matthews Mrs Persons calling for he above will please ask for advertised lotters. JH. GOE DON, . ' ostmasier. Port Perry, 22nd April, 1867, £1 His prices aro very reasonable, and to those who favor hinr with their work every satisfaction is guaranteed. SHOP--orpr Shaw and: Gordon's store, "['Queen Street. | Port Perey) 'Sup. 28, 1866. 315. have Fifteen Dollars to invest in a machine, IDIVIS [ONGOURTS| Don't Buy What 7 ON'T BUY that little nonsensical $15 Machine. You will always be in tronbla. But the best way is, when you to put a little more with it and get a good one; and The place {o get the best Machines, Is on Brock Street, at S. P. GREEN'S, Highest Prize Canadian Machiues, Are for sale at S. P. GREEN'S, New Improved Belleville Machines, Are for sale at 8: P. GREEN'S. Grover & Baker's best Machines, Are for sale at 8. P. GREEN'S, Genuine Singer's big Machines, Are for sale at 8. P. GREEN'S, " Wanger's No. 2 Machines, Are for sale at 8. P. GREEN'S, Finally, all good Machines; Can be had at 8. P. GREEN'S. Time given for payment on Machines, If they are bought at 8. P. GREEN'S. Written warrants with all Machines, That are bought at 8. P. GREEN'S. Remember this place of such renown, 'Tis on Brock Street, in Wihtby Town. Whitby, Jan. 15, 1867. 23 6m FOR THE County of ¢ Ontario. No. 1; Whitby, ... er Apil Jan ser + 9, Pickering, rv.» ITY mn " 3, Prince Albert, ... «March a « 4 Uxbridge,,.. ve. © Both, #5, Cannington, . iy 15th, " @« g, Beaverton. ees eons ¢ 16th, © g Reareon on Mth, ib ; 7. BURNHAM, Judge, C. 0. TAKEN ON THE MOST IMPROVED SYSTEM * Photographs Painted in Oil, Water Colors, &oy &. «3 Sal} Likenessea Copled and Enlarged 10 any ize. Jpg ~~ Remember the Place,---Nearly] opposite the Royal Canadian _Bauk. Specimens to be seen at the KEDICAL, HALE, J. H. BAOHE. Port Peery, April 25th, 1867. aa . TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTH ONTARIO. We wish to inform you that our Sp 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 Goods, Hardware, Doeskins, Sugars, Tweeds, Coffee, F'lannels, Rice, Shirting, 1. Currants, - &e, &e., at" > MARSH & TROUNCESS Port Perry, May 2ud, 1867. AN AWFUL TUMBLE !! Goods Very Much ch Lower in Price! THE SUBSCRIBER has just just returned from Montreal, where he has purchased one of the . Largest Stocks of Goods ! ' ever brought to this Market. And as all 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 kin GROCERIES, BOOTS §& SHOES, HATS & CAPS, - Straw Goods and READY-MADE CLOTHING, &C,, Very Low. WW. EE at] - . ELT ; BLE 8m id Port Chis May 8th, 1867. os---- 7 PORT PERRY "FOUNDRY. pues above New and First-Class Foundry is now Open for the Manufacture of Steam Engines, Boilers, Grist & Saw Mill x 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 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, STOVES, &0. 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 which the subscriber hopes will, in the end, be mutual, Immediate Orders Respecirully So Solicited, A.M. GIBSON. Port Perry, Dec. 19th, 1866, WINTER BOUTS & SHOES HE Subsorlber wighes to intimate to the public that in addition to his usual stock T he bas now on hand an excellent Assortment of Montreal Over Shoes, Skating Boots, And Moccasins! Of all Sizesand D ptions, which he is prepared to Dispoas of AT AS REASONABLE RATES AS THE MARKET WILL AFFORD. Order-Work Executed with Neatness 'and Despatch, fom the Finest Kid to coarsest Stoga. H. FOY. 18a J Pout Perry, Dee. 12,:1866. SCUGOG HOUSE, PORT PERRY, Dry Goods, Groceries, Wines & Spirits, At * Ressonaile Rates. HENRY CHARLES, Port Perry, April 33rd 1867. for thei p iber solicits a continuance of ts ae MY STOCK CONSISTS OF Bureaus, Bedsteads, Tables, Sideboards, Setrei Cases, Eoasges, » Sofi Siassaeras Sarin Bok ri ' They will Suswe for Church or Parlor purposes, and will bo sald sg . UNDERTAKING * i Done on: the shorts notice. Coffins always on band, Horse 0' it I returning Shake to his yeas, Sie Whitby, Mar 13, 1867. Port Peiry, Ang, '6, 1866. 1o4f 3. v