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The Gause 'of Inferior Stock. Some farmers sell or slaughter » ,- their best stock of mares, cows, ewes or sows, and thus cut of all hope of. aby improvement at one blow. Does a heifer show any dis- position to fat easily, she is encour- to feed until fat, and is then sold and eaten, while her fellows, ho belong to the same breed with Phato ah's lean kine, are kept for milk or raising calves, because they are not and cannot be made fat for the butcher. Has a farmer a sow pig which becomes fat upon the feed on which the rest of the pigs are starving, he gives ber over to the butchers knife and propogates from 'land-slabs' and corn-cribs. Has he a fine, round, bright-eyed nwe, she will be fat about the time his half-filled pork barrels are empty and she is stripped of Ler fair skin and fair proportions simply because ehe is worth the trouble of killing; and thus many of our farmers per- peluate a breed of animald that are a disgrace to the'country. They seem uneasy while they possess an animal that will draw the attention of their neighbors or the butchers, and woe be unto it if1t pnt on a better ap- pearance than its fellows, for from that time its doom is sealed. To improve the breed of animals it is by no means nccessary to incur a great expense in bringing animals 'from a distance. If a farmer will mount his horse and ride across the country some fine day, and view the live stock of his neiglbgrs, he will soon perceive that there are abund- ant means of bettering bis circum- stances by a cross or exchange, at a slight cost, and he by this plan 1s improving his julgemnt by compar- ison, and hearding up experience for a future day that will be of more value to him than the expense of many such excursives; and improve- ments once begun and persisted in for a short time, will produce such a corresponding improvement in the mind and circumstances of the farm- er as will ensure its continuation, and richly reward all his labor and outlay. Many of our farmers, destroy the hope of improving their stock by a system of fulse economy in the selec- tion of males from which they breed their stock; many donot keep a male from which to breed their horses or horned stock, nor is it necessary, as one will do for a neighborhood; but this one should be the best; and in order to keep a good one, a good price must be charged for his servi- ces. Many farmers loose thirty and even fifty dollars in the value of a full grown horse, steer, ox or cow, by a system of false economy, by not being willing to pay two or three dollars more {dr the services of a male. I have repeatedly driven my cows three miles to a good male, at a cost of four or five dollars, when I could have found a male on a neighbor's farm at a cost of twenty five cents. About three weeks ago I sold a The Impeachment Trial OF ANDY I8 STILL GOING ON, AX the Subscriber would notify all by his 'Royal Proclamation that his Sash and Door Factory is going on, too, where anything in his line can be had cheap, such as SASHES, DOORS, FRAMES, MOULDINGS, PLANING for all those BUILDINGS that are about to be erected in anticipation of the Port Perry Railway being built--which is a sealed fact if the people will only push it on, Givin under my hand, at Port Perry, this 30th day of April, 1868. GEO. ROBINSON, SEWING MACHINES! GET THE BEST! ~ PRICE ONLY $15! Grout & Co.'s Silent Family Machine 1 the only low-priced machine the needle of which cannot be set wrong. Itis the simplest and moat easily operated upon, as a child can use it without injuring or break- it. Itistheonly low-priced machine' that took the FIRST PRIZE & DIPLOMA at the late Provincial Exhibitioa held at Kingston, Sept. 23, 24, 25, 26, and 27, 1867. JAMES DALE Travelling Agent for the Counties of York § Ontario. Parties having small Machines can have them repaired and receive instructions in the use of them on application to JAMES DALE, Uzbridge Village. Uxbridge, Feb. 14, 1868. 28-3m. PHOTOGRAPH For the RMiillion! pre Subscriber in returning thanks for past favors, and soliciting a continu- ance of the same, wishes to inform his cus- tomers and the public generally, that he has REMOVED to the new car Opposite Henderson's Hotel, where he is prepared to supply FIRST CLASS PICTURES, of all kinds and sizes, at REASONABLE RATES. He has spared no pains to fit up his car in keeping with the times ; and every ex- ertion will be made to give satisfaction to all who may favor him with a call. J. FITZPATRICK. Uxbridge, Feb. 11th, 1868. 27-tf § 3 0§ §% § § EVERYBODY! SHOULD KNOW ! AND MATCHING, u 38 Builder, ON ON ON ON ON *8981 'PT YOAV] Loproqyy--y, Buna --3 - AqugmM--1 ** U0IIRABIG--9 uojFuraus@--g **-a8puqxn--y *313QY 99Ul J PUB I1038YOUB--E to] Wong] dy, fey EE ouny| fing, Jsniny _duandag 1090320) gay q wooa( Patent fhmnd Loom FE Weaving SatiNert, Jeans, Birps Eve Herring Bonk, Au. Woon Prarx Cron, DousLe Pray Tweey Uxiox Crorh, various kinds of Riseep Goobs, &c, 'This Loom weaves a greater variety of Goods, with less power and more rapidity, thar any other Loom in use by simply turn- ing an easy crank. For further particulars, and samples of weaving, address WORTHEN & BAKER Coaticook, P. Q. or Port Hope, Ont. March 24, 1868. 33-4w iSOPBT WVEI HELL EHOW "OI4VLINO 40 ALNNOO IHL NI 1 SLHN0D NOISIAIA General Blacksmithing ; i I SUCCEEDING Mr. II Johnston, in this place, as General Blacksmiths, the Subscribers wish to inform the public that the business in all its branches iy ke car- ried on as heretofore. Mill Work Done Y 3" Special attention paid to sharpening Mill Picks. Horse- Shoeing altended to by experi- enced hands, Wrought-Iron Plows made to Order. FLETT & HUTCHISON, Port Perry, Nov. 13, 1867. 14tf NEW TAILOR SHOP!! IN PORT PERRY. AS tl 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 five year old colt for $180, when |From the testimony of Uncle Joe| fANUFACTURE GARMENTS colts of the same age could be bought and Aunt Betty, that the Cheapest for $140 to $150, and can only attri- bute the extra price to the additional expense of five dollars in the choice of a male,--Cor. Germantown Tele- £raph. Useful Receipts. To PRESERVE StRAWBERRIES.--To0 two pounds of fine large strawberries add two pounds of powdered sugar, and put them in a preserving kettle, over a slow fire, till the sugar is melt: ed; then boil them precisely twenty minutes, as fast as possible; have . ready a number of small jars, and put the fruit in boiling hot. Cork and seal the jars immediately, and keep them through the summer in a cold, dry cellar. The jars must be heated before the hot fruit is poured in, oth- erwise they will break. To Preserve RauBars.--Take pie: plant, or rhubarb, strip off the skin, cut into inch pieces, then put one pound of sugar to "five pounds of rhubarb, stew until soft, then strain out the juice by pressing through a cloth, spread the rhubarb on plates, boil or simmer down the juice quite thick, turn it over that on the plates, dry it in an oven or by the stove, put into a jar and pound it down hard, covering tight and it will keep for years; and, flivored with essence of lemon, it will make a far more deli- cious pie than when green--of course more sugar must be added when used. STRAWBERRY Jeriy.-- Express the juice from the fruit through a cloth, strain it cleas, weigh, aud stirtoitan equal proportion of the finest sugar dried and reduced toa powder: when his is'dissolved, place the prescrving pan over a very clear fire, and stir the jelly often until it boils; clear it carefully from scum, and boil it quickly from fifteen ro twenty-five minutes. This recipe is for a moder- ate quantity of preserve ; a very small portion will require much less time. Raseserry Jam. --Weigh the fruit, and add three quarters of the weight of sugar ; put the former into a pre- serving pan, boil, and break it; stir constantly, and fet it boil quickly ; when the juice has boiled an hour add the sugar and simmer half au hour. In tus way the jum is superior in color and flavor to that which is made, _ by putting the sugar in first. 3torisse War. Takes LW of sugar for every, pound of fruit, a little water, bring it to the boil, then add the frmt, and boil il gently half an hour, This recipe do just as well for most rn Kinds of fruit. - In pes catalogue lately appeared the following article: --Me- 3 -of Charles the sPsat-owith a ward :-- Sag. & raw was I cre 1 saw war & guns." place to buy groceries is al the CHEAP GROCERY, BORELIA. APPLES 60 Cents PER BUSHEL! A GOOD CIGAR FOR 2 Cts. Everything Cheap in Proportion! TEAS, RAISINS, BREAD, SUGARS, CURRANTS, BISCUITS, TOBACCOS, CAKES, CRACKERS, CONFECTIONARY, é&c. LOBSTERS, SARDINES, HERRINGS, Oranges! LEMONS. SARSAPARILLA BEER AND SODA-WATER. HAND LAMPS! VERY CHEAP! Highest Price Paid for Butte: & Eggs IT PAYS TO CALL AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE ISRAEL POST. Borel ia, May, 6, 1868. Substantially and Tuslefully On'the shortest possible notice and in the latest NEW YORK AND LONDON FASHIONS. His prices are very Ec omabls, and to those who favor him with their work every satisfaction is guarénteed. SHOP --over Shaw and Gordon's i Queen Street. Port Perry, Aug. 28, 1866. 3-1y. Property fo for Sale. HE subscriber offers for sale the south half of Lot No. 21 in the 1st con. of Brock ; the south half of Lot 14 gn the «6th con. of the Township of Reach ; A STORE AND TAVERN situated on the south side Queen street, in Port Perry, known as the Railroad Hotel, with half an acre of land; and Lots Nos. 71 and 72 on the north side of Mary Street. Terms made known on application to NEIL SINCLAIR. Proprietor, Port Perry, Feb. 4, 1868. 26-3m. SICN OF SE GOLDEN SAW! UXBRIDGE! Hardware ! TOVES, TIN, COPPER, and SHEET Iron Ware, Building Material, Grind- stones, Nails, Glass, Putty, 'Locks, Butts and Screws, Weights and Measures, Zinc, Bolts all sizes, Bells, Spades and Shovels, Axes, Edge Tools, Saws, Rasps and Files, Cutlery, Chains, Ropes and Cordage, Ma~ chine and Burning Oils, Lamps, and Lan- terns, Cash and Work Boxes, Bird Cages, Spectacles and Cases, Fancy Pipes, Chil- dren's Carriages, Looking-Glasses, Toys, Picture Moldings, Baskets, Trays and Wait- ers, Satchels and Purses, Enamelled and Brass Kettles, Patent Spinning Wheels, Hi Rakes, Gates and S 'FANCY GOODS, §c., &t. At H. THOMPSON'S, Tingmith, &c., Uzbridge. Uxbridge, April 6th, 1868. 35 GEORGE FIELDS, LICENSED Auctioneer, For the County of Onlario. All orders addressed to Goodwood P. O., ly attended to. Pr dge, Jan. 8, 1868. 4 PORT PERRY Carriage Shop. THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to ? a the public that he is now pre- Fresh Fick, Garden and Flower Seeds !| | i left at the "Standard" Office, » will be WAGGON, 1 CABRIAGES & SLEIGHS!|s ae, &e., oz the Jaton ost Styles, and of the vin By ° ve. Repairing Prompily Attended to. | All kinds of FANNING MILL 'SIEVES constantly on hand. C. McKENZIE. Port Perry, Sept. 11, 1867. atf THE ONTARIO FARMER'S MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. HIS Company is now fully organized, and is prepared to accept risks on Farm Buildings and their contents, Country School Houses and Churches. Those wish- ing to Insure, and thereby support a Home Insurance Company, have now an opportn- nity of doing so, either by applying at the Head Office, or to any of the Local Agents of the Company. Our Rates will be found as low as those of any responsible Mutual In- surance Company in Canada. Heap Orrick :--The old Registry Office, Brock Street, Why, . FAIRBANKS, Secretary. Whitby, July 10th, 1867. TAILORING EMPORIUM! HE SUBSCRIBER, in returning] his sincere thanks to his 'numerous customers and friends for past favors, wishes to inform the Inhabitants of Reach ! and sutodnding Townships, that he is still te all orders his care with neatness and despatch. CHBEAF FOR CASEI. THOS. BULLEN, Mary Street. Port Perry, May 2, 28% 38. ON TA "I o Photograph Gallery. HE Subseriber in In retorning thanks to North Ontario, for past favors would .re- from Uxbridge to Whitby, where he i is pre-- pared to take Photograpt &c., &c., equal to any in the Province, an amt 'would solicit a continuation of the ge of those who may find it convenien --, to visit Whitby. N. B,--Rooms opposite the Bank of Alon drsal-oter McClung, Fielding and LJ] BROCK STREET, WHITBY. J. AP CLARK, Artist, Whitby, Nov. 13, 1867. 3m, 48 | House, Sign, and Carri his numerous friends and patrons of spectfully inform them that. he has removed | WHAT EVERYBODY A bi al r 'Whowould not prize their friends portrait. Then haste at once it is your duty, Get portrayed phen] d friends, While you've health in all its beauty, Think how very 800 it ends. H. McKenzie, OULD inform the people of this and neighboring vicinity that he has Opened a Picture Gallery IN PORT PERRY! in the building opposite the Royal Canadian Hotel, on the first floor Above the Medical Hall! As he has spared no expense and taken the greatest pains in fitting up the gallery, he feels himself competent to give entire satisfaction to all who may favour him with their patronage. Pictures of all kiuds and sizes finished in Oil, Water Colors, or India Ink. PHOTOGRAPHS, $2.00 PLR DOZ., LETTERGRAPHS, 25 CTS, EACH Call and examine specimens. I. McKENZIE, Artist. Port Perry, Feb. 5th 1868. 26 "The Victoria Motel. i, MAIN STREET OAKWOOD. D. B. Dennison, Proprietor. HH xe leased Te above House for a term of years, Use Proprietor will spare no efforts likely d to the When death on ot the curtain; GENERAL LAND AGENCY! THE undersigned has opened an office for the general Sale of Lands in this and the adjoining Counties. THE LOANING OF MONEY At Low Rates of Interest on Improved Farm Securities, INSURANCES EFFECTED! On all Classes of Property at Low rates of Premium, ¥& OFFICE--Bigelow's Block, adjoining the Royal Canadian Bavk, Port Perry. J. B. CAMPBELL. Port Perry, Dec. 26, 1867. 20 : oskey 'and Belt Revolvers, HARRISON MAW & SON, Contractors « Builders, PORT PERRY, AR, prepared to contract for and put up Buildings of all Kinds; whether Wood Brick, or Stone, and to finish them off in the latest styles, with All the Most Modern Improvements. Parties requiring Fist Class work dotle, will do well to give them a call, Plans and specifications made to order, HARRISON MAW & SON. 1-tf. Port Perry August Ttk, 1866. ef dor of the ry public. XF Good Stabling and an attntive Hos- tler. Oakwood, March 10th, 1868. | 31- pad Hid Farms For Sale ! HE Subscriber offers for safe the follow- ing valuable Lands: 1st.--Part of Lots No 21, 42, and 23, in the 8th Concession of Whythy, containing 283 acres. 2nd. --Part of Lot No. 27, in the 9th Con- cession of Whitby, containing 85 acres. 3rd.--Part of Lot No. 1], in the 12th Concession of Reach, containing 148 acres. 4th.--South half of Lot Na. 4, in the 9th concession of Scugog, containing 100. 5th.--Part of Lot No. 5, in the 11 con- cession of Scugog, containing 85 acres. 6th.--Part of Lot No. 10, 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. or W. M. COCHRANE, Solicitor, Port Perry Port Perty, Aug. 20, 1866. EEA PORT PERRY BAKERY. THE Subscriber wishes *to_ inform the Public that he has always on band a supply of Good Bread, Flour, Oatmeal ! ! DIFFERFNT KINDS OF CAKES! Cracker, Biscuits & Confictivivgrios, TOYS IN GREAT|VARIETY. X53 Fancy Wedding Cpkes, nicely trim- med, are made to order,pnd reasonable in price. G10. HENLEY. Port Perry, Nov. 13, 187. 2,000 Cedar Pojts for Sale. Price $5 PER HUNIRED. oe BIGELOW. Port Perry, 22° April 1867. 31 GOD Extracting in th Wifhont Inv ntd by Dr. "¥icha All Operations Warrant: s tion or no Charge, and at es which Defy Competition. Rererenoes :--Rev. Dr, Shor! Griggs, M.D., Port Hope; Rev. and Dr. Carson, Whitby ; Jos. and J. Bolster, M.B., Uxbridge. Uxbridge, Nov. 23, 1866. end H. P. . T. Byrne uld, Esq., 16-tf Cabinet Ma PAPER HANG UNDERTAE attended to promptly. A first furnished when required. Co sizes kept constantly on band. CHARGES MODER{TE!! NW. [ 5000 Feer or BuTTERNUT IncH, AnD 2,000 Freer or MarLe 3} Square. , Borelia, May '8th 1866, Montreal Ocean | SH Compa AND GLA G ASSENGERS go i land, | fp Tickets, Plans of Berths,and all n orm tion from GEO. YUL] June, 6th, 1866, The Port Perry Ware-Rooms! 5 returning thanks to his numerous customers for their patronage during the past nineteen years, the subscriber solicits a continuance of the same. MY STOCK CONSISTS OF Bureaus, Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Cradles, Lounges, Sofas, Sideboards, Secralaries, Book Cases, and several Sets of Bedroom Furniture, and two Organs--one with siz stops, and one with two. They will answer for Church or Parlor purposes, and will be sold Cheap for Cash or approved credit. .S UNDERTAKING Done on the shortes notice. Coffins always on hand, Hearse at reasonable rate. J. W. DAVIS. PORT PERRY MILLS, THOMAS PAXTON¢& Co., UMBER MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN BOARD AND BUNDLE LATHS, Pickets, etc., ete: ALSO 2 SEVERAL FIRST CLASS FARMS FOR SALE With Improvements, in tbe following Townships, vis. . - WHITBY, CARTWRIGHT, REACH, SCUGOG, MARIPOSA, and SEVERAL LOTS of Wild Land in Mara and Rama ; also & number of Village Lots in the Village of Port Perry, . WITH AND WITHOUT BUILDINGS, All of which will be sold on reasonable terms. ; T. PAXTON. PORT PERRY, August, 1866. 1-tf. J . LVN INVA 0 d1 H dV 1 tl Hd OVI) LS A. MOORE & SONS, MASONS « PAINTERS, Port Perry, Ontario, Ws to inform the public that they are prepared to do ail kinds of LATHING AND PLASTERING, and every description of HOUSE, SIGN, & CARRIAGE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, &c., ¥3~ on reasonable terms. i Port Perry, Feb. 19, 1868. g 28-6m. . BOOTS and SHOES. HE Subscriber is desirous of informing his friends and the public that he has received a well assorted stock of LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR! Consisting of Calf, Kidd and Prunella Gaiters and Heavy Wear of all kinds, which will be found - EQUAL IN STYLE & QUALITY !! TO ANY IN THE MARKET. pa A Lot of No. 1 Spanish Sole for Sale, Cheap for Cash. <@u Repairing Promptly Attended to. Terms Moderate. Produce taken in Exchange. The Highest Price in Cash for Hides, Calf & Sheep Skins, H. FOXY. 4 Port Perry, Oct, 24, 1867. HARMONIUMS. . §. WILLIAMS, MAUFACTURER © Nos. 143, 185 & 14%, YONGE Sr, TORONTO. 0G- Musical Instruments of All-Kinds. " Can be had, Ly by applying at this Office, the same in Price as at the Mi tory. Orders respectfully solicited. Port Perry, Nov. 21st, 1866. 15-8m JOSEPH BIGELOW, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER In Sawed Lumber, Sawed Shingles, Flour Barrel 3 Heading and Flour Barrel Staves. A LARGE STOCK ON HANDS AT ALL TIMES! Also Rroprieror of Port Perry Sash and Door. Factory. | Foe planing, Matching, Scroll Sawing, Turning, Moulding, etc., etc., done on the shosteqt notice Port Perry ugust, 10th, 1866. 'prepueyg,, oq) 03 uonydirosqng amok Avg 0 THVONVLS, 0 0 ND) JNLIN Idd 'SNOHAO THN 'wmuus Jod juss gg eAvs PUY '9IUBAPE LE 1 > For Miami States Also Rifle and Shot Gun "Barrels An Bie Jlaterjals, u i by Gun Dealers and 'tho Trade general od these days of [gd Reemington' 8 Hoveivere Parties desirous to avail themselves of, the late improvements in Pistols, and su- perior workmanship and form, will find alk combined in the new Reemington Revolver. irculars Soutainiag cuts and descrip- tion of our arms will be furuisied upon application. E. REMINGTON, & SONS, ition, NY. '§ Moore & NiomoLs; Agents. ) ia No. 40 Gourtland St. N.Y. The Sanative Hall, MAIN STREET, BET, UXBRIDGE, J. L. MARGACH Chemist and Druggist, Dealer in first-class English DRUGS and' OHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, DYR STUFYS, PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, VARNISHES, Tumi PAINT BRUSHES, etc., etc. BOOKS & STATIONERY, Slates, Pens, Ink, Pencils, Per- fumery, Combs, Hair Brushes Toilet and Fancy articles. Maraaon's Pie{ Manaaon's Coven Orvruent and Pir eMixrore has. never Pruisare warranted to/failed to cure coughs care the most obsti-land colds. It eases nate cases of this dis-/Asthma and prevents tressing malady.--consumption. Price Ointment, 50cts. per|25c. per Bottle. pot ; pills 25¢. HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES constantly on hand. Family Receipts and' Physician's prescriptions carefully prepared: on the shortest notice. MARGACE'S ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS Are constantly increasing in public favor. Essences of a sup quality sold wholesale or retail. Every article sold warranted to be of the best quality and at the lowest Li price. . There have been added from tim time such articles as are generally requiry in the trade, and the Stock' will be found varied as the demand, 3 Terms invariably Cash, TOWN & PARK LOTS in PortPerry. Village Lot 1,--Corner, Water, and Queen: Streets. " 11 ae 1 ] North Queen Street. " 16 ] " 22 " 24 § South North Street. " 30 " 44 North North Street. " 70 North Mary Street. y" ae } South Mary Street. ' " 03 North Casimir Street. " 107 } South Casimir Street. For price and terms apply pre-paid to J. HAM PERRY. Whitby. Whitby, August 21, 1866. 1 1868. PROSPECTUS 186% "THE GLOBE?" NEWSPAPER. Purine the year 1868 very im-- portant Sessions will be held of the Parliament of Ontario, and of the Domin~ ion, and very interesting discussions will take place on subjects of the deepest inter- est to the Canadian people. The founda- tions of the New Government have been laid, but the superstructure will demand alk the care of the people, and the public jour~ nals will necessarily be called upon to dis-- cuss at length many questions, upon the right settlement of which the future welfare of the country will depend. In all the matters which will be broug! before the Legislatures " THE GLOBE" w take a deep interest, and both by fall R ports of Parliamntary Proedings, and by editorial discussions it will strive to inform the public of the pi of events, and guide them to a right jus bed ment on the: points of issue. Barly in the year 1868, The Daily Globe vill be very considerably enlarged, and will be printed on a Rotary Lighining Press, or- dered from Meesrs, Hoe & Co,, of New York, sapable of f Jiiuting 10,000 impress- ions an hou © outlay of this press, about $15,000 in GOLD, bas been render- ed necessary by the large and increasing circulation of the GLOBE. It has been for gone time impossible to supply in time for the horhing mails the number of copies called for by the public. The a crease of size is rendered necessary > préssues of advertisement : which | (rs ready caused the publiva on of a ment twice & week, and which will be con. tinued as may be found needful until the permanent enlargement takes place: At the same time as the enlargement; the paper will be printed on New Type. Early in the year we shall commence the publication of a New Story dy. akie Collins, author of the 'Woman in TBE TERMS of oF Qibscription will remain as barsator ARS per aanum for the hs and TWO DOLLARS for the Weakly dion both Lo n advance. Clubs for the Woukly Glebe. = The Club ini for the be as follows Y SIX oorias, one yea sn Hl 0 bs TEN © do do ..oveee TWENTY do Be And an ext cop of The Wee 0 the person who. gets up Sigs nty, THIRTY Son TV "GEORGE -- Publisher and Proprietor. Toronto, Dec. 5 1867. ft id