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FROM ova omv CORRESPONDENT. Quanta, 3lat March, 182. The appointments to the vacancies oceanicned by the withdrawal ot loam. Ross, Vankonghnet, and Morrison, from the Wish-y, his been made. Mr. Patton, the representative of the Saugeen District, accepts the Solicitor‘Generalship. fir. Carling, of London, is Raceher General, and Hi; John B. Robinson, of Toronto, is President of the Council. Sir Narcisse Belleau, a life-mmberot the Legislative Council, has been promoted to be Chief of the Bureau of Agriculture. The latter appointment is in anticipation of legislation.â€" Form= rly the President of the Council had charge of the Bureau of Agriculture, but in consequence of the election of Sir Allan Mchb to the Speak- ership of the Upper House, the separation of the Presidency of the Council from the said Bureau is demanded by the rule which requires an equal number of Upper and Lower Canadians in the Cabinet. The universal cpinion seems to be that Sir Narcisse is any thing but the right man in the right place. The Government has had great (iii- ficulty in supplying the vacancies. Being com- mitted, as a Government, to the maintenance of the existing Representative arrangements, as be- tween Upper and Lower Canada, it is not surpris- ing that those who estimate consistency at a higher rate than oflice, should stand aloof from the evident comtulications. The gentleman from Upper Canada who are now appealing to their constituents are said to be favorable to an adjust- ment of the Representation, but they are probably of opinion that before it can form an item of Ministerial policy it must receive the sanction of a majority of the peOple‘s representatives in the potmlar branch of the Legislature Tne debate hitherto has been characterized by great ability and unitorm good temper. It is conceded that in point of al-tlity the pres- ent is much superiut tn the lumen, if not to any other preceding House. -- ‘â€" The opposnion on the part of Lower Cana- da to an adjustment of the Representation is feeble in argument. "the maiter is jmlici- ously handled the battle will soon he won. and then the only cause of estrangement he- twven thetwo sections of the Ptovince will be taken out ofthe way. The union senti- mm.t is paramonn‘, and men are more dispos- lam informed that a motion in amendment to that of M r. Mat-dongal’s. will be submitted to parliament to-(lay by "on. J. H. C -mer0n and seconded by the member for Grey. lt proposed to add to members of the Assembly. so that the excess of population in Upper t‘anada may he represented, while the equality in the Upper House shall remain ult- disturhed. This seems to he a reasonahle solution of theditlionlty. lf properly regard- ed by the. Lower Canadians it will be readily accepted. In Upper Canada there is. and always will be. political parties contending for power and influence. One of these would he in constant alliance with a strong and united Lower (‘ana a party. In this View of the matter if the present cause of discussion is removed. Lower Canada rower would be augmented rather than diminished. There is no reason to suppose. that either the Grand Trunk or the Insolvent Municipal- ities will he considered tn any enactments The Government wrll have hard work in tid- ing over its own financial difficulties. en to act in unison for the ptgynotion of great, pm_rimi(- resmts. Dram.“ LITERARY AND MUTUAL IMPROVE- 3mm .-\ssnc:ATION.â€"-The question for next “'ednesday evening’S debate in this society is : -“Which (-urrivsfa man to the greatest ex- treme, Love or Ambition ?” Mt. D. Jackson leads an the side of have. and Mr. H. Rows- wcll on the side of Ambition. Tm: Ansmmx WAR presents no change sincemsr East. Island N . 10, in the Miss- is.~ippi. Mi” huHs out «gains! the Fc-dcrals. Effie". ('uni-, of the Federd army. who with (Sm. $3839! and their command of twen- tytivetlzousam! men me "warm! in have been caplured by the C‘nfm’ersjvs, left his wife In parish charity in Sum’ellaml, Eng- hmcl. A wmrant was issued for his arrest but under present circumstances this is a mere farce. NH? .I": T hirtv years ago, in the month of Jattuaty, he left Three Rivers thh a trio-ml, and they crossed over on the ice, at little below Point du Law, and proceeded as far as NiCOfet, where they remained must of the day, only leaving m time to return with da light.â€" Whi!e yet on the river. and inst beyore dark, 3101 mg Light on Lake St. Pete an East wind sprung up, and a whim-blast whipped a weighty fur cap 0t? nne of their‘ heads, carrying it over the ice. The carioie was stopped; and chase given after the cap; but although they came so near. as to place their hands upon it several times, a: hash blast wouitl come and take it off again untii finally it was carried oomwetely out of sight. The circumstance was the more impmsed upon their minde. because the cap had been the property of a man who was buried only a few days previonsfy. ‘Tbe night had now come __A1 L -A IL--- .A...- .v ‘V ‘ on. anal on reaching the north shore they stop petl at a house to warm themselves, and just alter starting they observed. on looking down 1 toward the river, a round ball of light, some. what larger than a man’s hand, leaving the ice, and coming up along the leave towards the road. They at once quickened their pace, in order to reach a rut where they could come up with this. lig t,and see what it was; but just as they thought their object was at- tained, the light flitted over the snow, and on down again to the river. The story at that time, went the rounds that old M. -â€"â€"- was come back for his cap. .This light wne'appa- rently periodically. usually when there in an -_ .1 ...‘n “.A- ORA -‘-A-: ko- Eastlvfind, and only after me river 3:331 “ taken.” There is a legend connected with, the first appearance of thiaulight, whichdate. back to the time of occupation of the noun"; by the aneh. and yhiehwe may give ’at some futuxe date. ' . * .- , (From the Three Rirers Inquirer.) It! b? the co'uduclor. AEcohling to the evidence 0 Eye conductor, the facts were as follows : An action‘was brought at the London As- oizea, on Thumlay, by a Mr. Hazleton, against the Great Western Railway Company for Qamageg fox being ejected from the cars . He was conductor on the express train g0- mg west on the, lthh January last; asked plaintiff fat 11'» ticket; plainttfl said, “ Go on to the end of the car, and when you return 1 Wt“ show. you the ticket ;” told him that he would wait for his ticket; told him to hurry, as tweowould be at Strathtroy soon; thought plaintiff was trying to gain time so as to get to Komoka, and cheat him out of his fare; told him he would put him off if he did not produce his ticket or pay his fare; he said he had bought a ticket. and that the Company should catty him to Strathtoy without his showmg it; took hold of the mpe and told plaintiff he would give him one chance more, and that aftet he pulled the rope he would not take pig for his fate; he only replied, “ DI" m: n ” nnfl ‘ho’ 0‘5an man: "A! man “put mt off.” and that there were not men enough on the train to put lum off; he then caught hold of him by the neck; plaintiff wag put ofl" quietly; two of the brakestnen assusted him in putting p-aintifl 06; after he was put off, he said he had aticket; paid “ more fool you for not shwing;” it is a com- mon thing {or people to keep looking for their tickets until they get to the station they want to go to, and cheat the conductor out of their fate. A Mr. Frank offered to pay plaintiff’s fare after the train was stopped; I refused, and said I would not take his {are after the train was stopped. ' The object he has in making passengers show their tickets is to have them punched, as they confd be used again if not punched. Mr. Beecher moved tor a non-suit on the ground that the Company did not adopt the acts of their otficers. His Lordship overruled the objection. The jury brought in a verdict for the Plain- tifi for $200. COURT OF REVISION. UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the Nomanby Council will meet as a Court of I Normanby Council will méetvas a. Court of Revision, at the Tavern of David Kenny, Ennis- killen, on Monday, the fist day of April next. GEO. NIEMEIER, OT 48, 131' CON. NORTH OF THE DUR- HAM Road Bentinck. The favorab.e situ- ation of these premises in the immediate vicinity of Durham readers it a most. desirable location. For Lexms, c., apply to JOSEPH PULLAN, care of V,’ ANTED, for School Section No. l, Glenelg, ' o. Grex, a School Teacher holding a se- cond or third class certificate. For particulars apply to EMWKWNWWQ "HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED . against giving credit to. my wife Catherine Brennan, she having left my bed and board with- out cause or provocation. JAMES CRAIG. Glenclz. 18111 March. l86‘3. ”0-3. DR. WISTAR'S PCLMOXIC SYRUP. In Inga! recon. minded for Con ha. Colds, Asthms. Group, an m 0!“:on Tin-out. ”wont-petunia» Flour per bbl ........ \‘Vbeat, per bush.. . . . STOVES, STOVES. Barley, Pom toes, Pork I) [R 1* G o o D 5, Hard ware, Groceries, 8pc. KING of smvr-zs, (largest me, furnished; -- ' v- â€"' -- v- U in the bési s'yie‘) - L - $19 00 FOREST KISG‘S “ “ 19 80 BUX STOVES for 2 foot wood - - 6 50 u u 2% u - _ 8 00 Purchaser! of Stoves will be supplied with Stove Pipes at six pence, cmrency,each lmgth, and elbows at. 10 pence each. Normanby, April lst, 1862. Executed in the most approved form. HANOVER, 25!}! March, 1862. ‘ TOULD RBSPECTl-‘ULLY C- ALL THE attention of the Puhfic of Durham and \ ic- inity to their large and varied stock of Cnhinet Furniture, compflsing wens». March 26, 1963. Pianos, melodeons, Flutinas, Aceord’eons and will“ Slammer, 3”,, ' A 1 .Pindent. other Musical Instruments tuned and repaired. ‘w P. Rowland, Esq, 12.9., MMM Ramsesâ€"Paulett SL, near the Nuket. George Emilie, Esq, ' Alex, My, Euq., “mama“ Owen Sound will find mo um: Lama» Hamlin. Jam, Muir. Em ' ' I ” A. T. Fulton-8051., '~'si- -80]; w I . .'. ~".'. 101 r March '37, 1862. CABINET FURNITURE. SPENCER 3303., (“van somvn, Glenclg, 18gb March, A. k-A. COCHRANE. Durham Foundry, Jammy, 1862. 1624f B. A GOODEVB, TEAC II E“ WA N'I‘ED. THE DUI Important Decision. WE WILL SELL, FOR CASH ONLY DURHAM MARKETS. THOMAS WHITMORE, TRUSTEE, General Dealer in TO RENT. UTIONQ IMPORTANT. W. P. MARS'I‘ON, Gunsmith, Toronto P. 0. 171-3 Danna, April 3, 1862. Bentinck P. 0., C. W. 3in. . $4.00 to $0.00 Township Clerk. ‘fin. 0.65 0.28 . 0.30 N H H 0.70 0.30 0.30 0. 30 3. 25 COHMISSION MERCHANT EEfiBIAE AGEIE. Bentlnck Post Mice, DURHAH, THE CANADA AGENCY ASSOCIATION, or Loxnos, ,(sxeuxm) HAVING effected loans to the extent of, Upon Freehold PrOperty in Upper Canada, with- in two wars after commencing operations are prey.are9_to nogotiato tug-tile}. loans. I The T0 RONTU BOARD have received a large amount for immediate investment. and are now able to make advances at the above rate of Inten- est, for periods of five years, upon Improved Farms. LOA S ATS PER CT. The. money can be obtained as soon as the pro- perty IS valued, and the title approved of. For form of application or other infcrmation, apply to A. R. ROCHE, Ma'nager, Wellington Street, near John Street, Toronto, or to. ALEX. B. McNAB, VALUATOR, Dnrha m. 0N FIRST CLASS 31031134938. CAPITAL, Two Millions Sterling ROYAL INSURANCE BUILDINGS gzvgmagg 5 AND LOMBARD STREET INSURANCE ON LIBERAL TERMS.â€" PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS WITHOUT REFERENCES TO ENGLAND. 0:?- No Charge for Policies. FRANCIS H. HEWARD, ALEXANDER DAVIDSON, Mungggr.‘ Do You Want Money? Durham, 00., Grey, lst May, 1861. 125.1y Improved and wild, situated 1n the Townships of Holland, Sullivan, Proton, Artemesia, Gara fmxa c., kc” at low prices and on liberal term of payment. MONEY TO LEN D ALEX. B. M'cNAB , POSTMASTER, Conveyancer.Commissi0ner in Queen’s Bench and Conmusszon Generai Agont. “Life rIssurnare is the Cheapest and the safest mode of making a cert’ain and serum investment for one‘s fizmily.”-â€"-Bssums Famxux. In Durham, Hanover, Walkerton, Mount Forest. Owen Sound, and other rising localities, many 0. such being admirably adapted for mechanical purposes and I’rLate Residences, application, if by letter (pre-paid) will receive strict attention. ALEX. B. McNAB, INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND LIFE. Durham 8th Aug, 1861. May 1, 1861. INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT OF PARLIAMENT. Messrs. BRYCE, .\ cMcnmcn 6: Co, Toronto, “ Bnnwx, Gnu-spa: J: 00., Hamilton. “ THOMSON Bonus, Tomato. ROBERT Parsuaox, Esq., Owen Sound. rnssmnx'r. non-933mm“. JOHN YOUNG, Esq., JOHN FERRIE, Esq BANKERS. ALEX. B. MON AB, “can“. THOS. M. SIMONS. llonnesteads B3} ndisturbed [3 I‘?‘ l L WA II o The subscriber is prepared to offer for sane Durham, May 1, 1861. ON IMPROVED FARMS FOR ANY TERM NOT EXCEEDING TEN YEARS. ‘ Durham, May 1, 1861. C APITALâ€"ON E MILLION DOLLARS. HEAD arr-tel.- HAMILTON, C. W. PERMANENT I BUILDING THE FREE HOLD 0n Freehold Property. ‘ AND SLYIEGS fiOGIZfIa TOWN AND PARK LOTS, MONEY ’ LEN-T. ‘ FARMERS, THE BANK OF MONTREAL. London Assurance Company. REFERENCES: FARM [‘01‘8, I napector. ROYAL ESTABLISHED, 1847. DIRECTORS : A. G. RAMSAY. 3t01'. ' TORONTO. ALEX. B. McNAB, MANAGER. THE ALSO Amy ‘9 : ‘ ALEX. B. McNAB. COUNTY GREY. emznu. 5038? JOHN STRIKEMAN A. B. McISAB, '- Gencral Agent. 125-ly. Agent, Dal-Ham. 125â€"1y} 1394f- Agent. 125-1y. 31:31:: i IMPORTANT NOTICE. J- surrounding couatry my respectfillly farmed that H. Walker is " ' ‘ THE: INHABITAN'TS OF fiURHAM surrounding count” are resoectfu at remarkably Groceries. mime OFF 1 at his New Stor‘ejidirectfy C PPUSITE THE ENGLISH CHURCH. Persons desirous of obtaining first-oh ss Goods “G“ E99593“?! '1‘ o n E l‘T '1‘ FOR A TERM OF FIVE OR MORE YEARS, A Carding and Pulling Mill ' WITH WASHING HOUSE. - For which a fair rent, will be given. . For particulars address, post-poid, T. T. 0., Meaford P. 0., St. Vincent, C. W. 20th Jan., 1862. 162-3m. Nervous Debilily, Schfula, Dyspepsza, Bronchitis, 61:. This is the most wonderful curative agent known to medical science. It has effected cures in every stage of Consnmption “ UNPflRflL- LELEI) IN THE flNNflLS OFMEDICINE.” In Nervous Debility and Dyspepsia, the HYPOPHOSPHITES may be regarded as an almost sovereign remrdy. Have a two-fold and specific aetionâ€"on the one” hand, increasing the principl‘. which CONSTI- TUTES NERVOUS ENERGY; and on the other. being the MOST POWERFUL BLOOD GENERJI TING flGENTS KNOWN. They act with promptness and certainty in all general morbid conditions, such as Chronic Bronchitis, ASt-hm-l, Scrofula, Marasmus, Anemia, Female, Complaints, c., and in all disorders of the Nervous or Blood Systems. Their effect upon the tubercular condition is immediateâ€"all the gen- eral systems disappearing with a rapidity which is really marvelous. They [increase the nervous _I_ \Y: ...‘-L |a lLtiluJ nu“- ~ __~ -__ or vital energy, relieve" Cough, check Night Sweats, diminish Expectora tion, 1mprove the Ap. ' . t Diarrhea and PROMOTE REFRESHING pen“), arreg nnrn "an? 01’ 10 a [VPD'I‘KI’R‘ SLEEP. CURE. Winchester’s Genuine Preparation OF THE HYPOPHOSPHITES is the only reliable form of Dr. Churc' ill’s remedy, and is approved by the Medical Profession generally.â€" USE NO OTHER, 0R .RNY REMEDY CON- TflINING IRON. l1? PRICES:â€"In 7 oz Bgitle§‘$l,â€"6 Bottles 3L? I’KIUI‘JD 1.11] L UL uuuuca, gunâ€"Wu gut...” for $5. In 16 oz.;Bottles, $2â€"Three fox-$0:â€" Circulars gratis. 'Sold by all'respgcta‘ le-«Dlzug- gists, and at the 3010‘ General Depotm the Umtcd Sta has, by r 11thvnTIDQ'I‘L‘D .‘UI'U‘VV..VJ ' “v- ; , -_ _ _ _ uf the medical profession. Its success has been most extraordinaryâ€"effecting cures in cases where all other methods of treatment had failed One to six boxes of the SPECIFIC PILL will permanently cure any case of Seminal Weakness, or its resulting lmpotency, however outgrew-ted, whether constitutional, or arising from abuSe or excess. ’ - ~ Spermatorrhea, or Seminal ‘V eakness, and Genital Ir- ritability in either sex. This is the only remedy for Sexual Debility, Impotency,_ c., which has the approval “ __ L-.. L... January 10th, 1862. i Patentee and Sole Proprietor. ' .. fliéfi'e emcies will be N R Gena?flfieral {acme-3.1 ‘2 q SUCCESS. u‘.vvwâ€"â€"- “J. MILTON SANDERS, M. D., LL D. “ We believe it to be as near a ‘Specific’as any medicine can be. We haze cured many severe cases wuh from six to ten doses.”â€"-â€"Dr. B. KEITH: dinericun Jour. of Med. Sciewice: “I have umd your SPECIFIC P LL in many cases of Spermatorhea, and xx It“ the most perfect "7"I"1ia¥é"t}sdh‘d'them an that could be desired. Their effect has been truly :vogdequl. -' -\ II ”PRICE :nâ€"rélufier b0 -; six boxes for $5. by mai!, pre-paid. For sale at the sole General De- pot in the United States, by . E. P. KICKIE, M. D.” H3” This 18 not a. Hommopathic Remedx, nor is there any mercury or 0 her deleterious ingredients comhim (1 “1th it. ‘ , ‘ hem Q QW 71517 E E " 3 Patent lleInmer _ Shield, FOR HAND SEWI ING. No lad ":13 beamlthoutlt ‘ It is alsoi the thnngfiggfi vb’iise I‘é’d‘rfi'ing‘ to sew. ‘W Its remarkable cheapness brings it within reg-{ch of the million. Sample sent. 1)] .mil on meant of the price, _ -. .cz: z a! , ' . :3 ~ V ‘J ;. >3, 1”,. 2! Discriptive Circulars fnrnished on application. A Liberal Discount to the Trad’e'. Entei‘prisiug‘ Agents (wanted in every town and county throng bout the United States and 00311315,.) will find most profitable employ ment in selling this iidéfnl article, as it méets with ’réady sites whersver pfiemkhss no compation-oand pmfits are very 1st e. .I50 PER MONTH CAN BE RFALIZED Adihéss, A.fi. ”OWNER, a as Win, New Y6rk, (Dr. Churchill’s Specific Remedy,) FOR CONSUMPTION}, THE HYPOPHOSPHITES IMPORTANT MEDIC AL TESTIMONY. SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR SOMETHING NEW! Erik 'I‘RIflL IS .4 CERMIN WANTED Liquorg J. WINCHESTER, 36 John Street, N. J. WINCHESTER, 36 John Street, N. Y- ‘ 155-1y ”Indh'am Siréet,’ ‘ GUELPH. 160-6 111. FEutg SK? 163-3111,. Whoiesale and Retail Druggists, DURHAM, OWEN SOUND, AND GODERICH, Dealers’inPure Drugs and Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Colors, Vai‘lii'ShQSfTai‘; PuttyL‘Rosin, Field and Garden Seeds, Patent Medicines, Trusses, Stationery, Combs and Brushes of every g'description. Victoria Carbon Oil, the best in malket, and Coal Oil Lamps just received at plices to suit every one. PARKER 81 CATTLE, Of all kind“: Wines and!" cines. All ordr. rs entrusted to our care will be promply attended to at the lowest market price. Light! Light! Light! MACHINE FACTORY ! WHEELER WILSON’S as; SINGER’S Sewing Machines, Having had several years’ experience in the man ufacture and sale of SEWING MACAINE" in the United States, we are fully confident that no Ma- chine has been produced in the United States or Canada that can excel those of our manufacture in Stitching, Seaming, Hemming, Quilting, Marking, Felling, Gathering, T ticking, Cordmg, Binding, (ye. It is important to the purchaser to know that all the corresponding parts of these Machines are alike, and manufactured on these premises, so that if any part be broken or deranged, it, can be supplied or remedied with the least possible delay. TERMS LIBERAL. ALL MACHINES WARRANTED, and kept in 'order for one: year FREE OF CHARGE, when. properly used Every pilrchaser will be instructedfh‘t our otfiee, or by our authorised agent. We will deliver them at. any poin on the line of R~ilr0ads in the Province of Canada, free of R zilroa ds i charge. ES” All clergymen who WlSll a Maculuc lUl their own use will be allowed the liberal discount of one-third from the re ail price; or any poor indigent widow in their parish will be allowed the same discount on a Machine for her own use. Orders to be given ivariably through the clergy- man of the Parish. E’AGENTS \VANTED.=5§ 'We have now‘ running in the City of Hamilton OVER ONE HUNDRED MACHINES, of our own manufacture, to the entire satisfacrion of the E’The ONLY‘PRIZE awarded for Family Exhibition, held in London, Sept. 24th, 25th. 26” Co.’s, Wheeler 6' Wilson. The First Extra. P Manufacturing Machines. Prize of a sm:1.ar( Wheeler 5; Wilson and Wauzer _,Cos. Singer’- . Manufactures, at the Mechanics’ lnstitute, Toron scveraLCounty' Agricultural Fairs,â€"~â€"at llamilto Cobourg, Bowmanville, in fact, in every place 'WHEELEu 1: WILSON aud~Wuzsu a: Cos. Swarm ”States. FGR TIMQTEY SEER :4" 7 ~ ‘i'xt'. V‘r‘ * I r :e. orner of James and Vine Streets, (between R0) a1 Hotel and Bank of Upper Canada ) ' NORTH'OF mixor‘r’é ‘HO’PELfDURHAM, ” '«'+Dea1er in r FANCY AND SIAPLE DRY-GOODS, Ready -made Clothing GR.CERIES HARDWARE, ratio “SEER"? o .{ihâ€"q __ 777:. :3 o ‘31 nd‘mi‘hdriesi-ftoo nfimerfifa ‘tofim'entim, She .wtolal forming 3;, my extensive, gomplete, ap_d_.genora1 s'tjo'c'fk‘ of thé «‘bésth’dods’in-e‘very aepa rtdosnt wmch. he wen-agave”; 10w :pr'wsfor .tmhm merfihantf able pmdugc! to .yvhichf he begs Jeavé. to_ invite the a’ttetitloh‘ Offla nifinew‘us friends and the pub- no? gamma 9.“ m3; sfllidi wmpeyaom- for a. 36mi! advaxch on Cost. . i * mem; Mittsgg-WMBEMND Durham, 191h Dec, 1861 ‘ mm 110118191198 a§.s-heret°f9@‘e 1101M the highest. price for Black Salts and‘gpw Asbes,‘ â€"_- ' ’Ififlemwmw 899.11%me 40‘1“)" the highest price for Black Saks and‘Raw Ashes, delived at. his Pearl Albery, at¢(}h§fiélérFfi‘R's'J of at his Warehouse, Durham. . ‘_ 3mm: ROWSWELLf .» . mam, lime 28,1351. 133-17. H. 'HOWSWHLL, PARKER AN D CATTLE, who wish a Machine for MANUFACTURERS 0F 1 quality. A choice selection of Teas, yr Mahmud] use. Hmse and tattle Medi- warded for Family Sewing Machines by the Judges at the Provincial Sept. 24th, 25th. 26th, and 57th, 1861, was given to R. M. WANZER The First Extra. Prize was also given for their Nos. 1 and 2 Singer’s Prize of a similar oharacter were also awarded WANZER Cos. 3r ,Cos. Singer’s Machines over all others, by the Board of Arts and nics’ Institute, Toronto. They also took First Extra Prizes at the Fairer-vat Hamilton, Paris, Galt, St. Thomas, Beamsville, Whitby, let, in every place where they have been exhibited Waxzsn a; Cos. mm a Cos. SisGI-JR, EXCEL, any Machines that ever were man“.- DURHAM, OWEN SOUND 8L GCDERICH. 139-157-1y WI purchasers, which we consider one of the strong- est recommenda'ions. No. 1.--Plain Finish with Hemmer .......... $45 No. 2.-â€"-Plain Half Panel “ .......... 50 No. 3.-Half Panel, Black Walnut or Mahog- ony, with New Improved Glass Foot and Hemmer .............................. 55 No. 4.-â€"-Half Case, Plain Paneled, Glass Foot and Hemmer. . . . ...................... 60 No. 5.--Half Case, Plain Paneled, Glass Foot and Hemmer Black Walnut or Mahogany. . 65 No. 6.--Full Case, Plain, with Hemmer . . . . 75 No. 7.-â€"-Full Case, Extra “ Silver Plated ................................ 90 Each ma chine is furnished with Wrenches, Screw-Driver, Oil Can, three extra Bobbins, and six Needles. Binders, Cordcrs and Markers, ex- tra. Binders $5; eorders $3; markers $2.-â€"- Thread and needles for sale. pIJSBS ‘ .......... No. tar-Iron Stand 313” Parties purchasing from our Agents will ha ve all the advanzages extended to them, as re gards terms, etc., as :f. dealing with ourselves. MILLER35 ‘ STORE OPEN A G A. I N Call aud'see his NEW STOCK OF. GOODS, comprising all kinds of READY-MADE CLOTHING, @EQQEBEES. CROCKBRY, Wooden 8c? Earthen Ware. All carefully selected ah’d suitgblc‘ to’ the‘trade ' " of'tiiefiouuty.‘ '_ ' WHEELER 8L W ILSON’S. blond. and for bilious 9m 0965 quwe- should any LIFE PILLS. H AR D WARE, l a o k i . hat V V .as m h - .- c Q a , A! __ DRY GOODS. Iron Stand, for Manufacturing Pur- .......... ‘a...ooo...oooo3.co.oo$75 FOR THE. PUBLIC, MACHINES! SIN GER’S. NOTICE. 2: "W’nKSiEisâ€"hhwchc, CoEtin. a! RIG-G9 INDIAN vmmm N 59'“ 153-] y 162-14