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lté "3 the iest. E! mg County of Grey. promptly attefided to. ;\ R R .1, Se) '\ HERE BTUI’NITI’PB 0F EVFRY ocscri ,tizm can be had as t- heap and as gm d as at :mv utne r 0311: ‘flishmeut in the cCounty. AH Wark warranted. Wareronm. One Daor North at the sign Of the big chair. Durham, 0 D are prepa-etl to do “Miner; and Dress-making, and would kindly soiici: the patronage of Dal-ham and vicinity. Mrs. Perkiss’is well acquainte'i with above branches, and 8.130 Straw-work. Fiuting 60:20 in. good style. fiflosidence next to R. McKenzie’s large brie-k star", Lower Vidage. 1 White S; J 3133311. Publishers ProprietorsJ 800d woka unshin, puncmaiilv and mode: ate charges are the rates at this Smithy. Met Jobbing done on the shoriest notice. Mice, Dal-ha Waggon 8!. Ca H Kerr, Bro wnf-z FVici’éielrazie, .H‘HZ H h 1".13. GOODS AND Covmiwa. and G-nerul Wholesale WHOLE NO.183.] R. 1". Porter, M. 0., 1131mm. Star;1-:o.\',c..GR.\D. L'xr'r: nf‘ V'h-toria (Tuiiege, Tornnto. AR hant Samuel E- Legate, D AGmNT. YALUER, 550., c THOMAS DMON, 315115;; .x'mm \‘11 AF LAW mey to Lend from one to In; 1 my terms of interest. Farms William Barrett I'fi'l‘iili. .-\Tm;':.\‘!-:Y-A George Isaacss dohn Moodie, H ames Brown) D" _.\I \Li- AGE LICENSES, ‘fl eneral Blacksmith, opposite I \VII‘BV S “00!. and Shoe ne. Lower Town Durham.â€" ialsted, M. D... x, 3L’RGEON, ,c., HAN FL m IF YOU WAXT FL‘RMTL’RE CU T0 OPPOSITE ORA-FIG}! BALL ‘0 U R, H A M a Smx or "me BIG CHAIR HSQH! Jne, Cabinetwme and Chair Favtorv, '3 Building,â€" Durham All calla,day or night I) N383 and Trunk Maker, Oppoaite the i Cruwn Lind Office, :_-- Durham, Ont. === )nvev 39 Shap. a v“, II, t ’3 K r th at Findmy .S: Shaw’s attended to. :8 31mm- On band, chiidren and have '13" Uut. iWhigss, 'Spurs, c a} ways on hand. > CI'V D. S. Army.â€" ofJas. Brown’s n. The doctor OF CHARGE. 6, Upper Town, ADDLER. HAR- witty and 14 {AMENTAL AND GREY .111:sz St swan 1'08! {r5499 muti- m°« Zen-s ief 'i'gl‘pgrz‘tph AT-LA‘W, fr )Sitc 164 tf.' qicensed of G 2'ey. Lccnunts Tl-lv. All] . )\ Ham-1'. in the O W Of W tn i Argyle Hotel, E UGH MACKAY. PROPRIETOR, P Durham. 5:? The su‘yscriber is flit-mused Auctioneer for the County of rut-9y. ‘ ‘Durhau Meat Market.” (711A REES LIMIN. EYE-GLASSES, RCHABDVILLE. This House has re- cently been refitted and furnished in first class style. with a View to the Cbmfort and accommodation of the tra‘vefling public. Winss, Liquors and Cigars of the choicest hands a] ways on hand. Good Slabling and an attuutive hustler. Stages call daily.â€" Charges moderate; FRESH MEAT Certain Preservation of the Sight. and as near AUHHMAJAIIU as Can be prnduccd. Tin1 peculiar form and scientific accuracy at air: ed by the aid of complicated and 0 MI; zu:1chix.exy, warrants us in asserting them to be The Most Perfect Spectacles ORCHARDVILLE, JAMES BELL, Pnopmz'wn. Having»: leased the above premiSes, Iate’y occupied by Mr. J. Hart, I am prepared to offcr firstcclasa ac- commodation to tram-Hers and the pnMic genera’ly. Good Wines, Liquors and Ci- gars always on hand. Superior Stabxing and an attentive Hustler. Stages calldaily. ABIES EIJIJIOTT, PI'O pnetor. 9 The subscribe thankfu! for pastravors w:~hesto inform his old friends and the punllc generany, that be has again com- menced busine~s in the above Hotel and hopes by strict attention to the comfort of his guests to merit a. fair share of public patrnnage. lhe .‘J ~32"‘.CS of whi h we GROUND n: mam-F m matexial mmutacturcd especx- x113. tut 01’1”.) put-5pc es. It IS J A S. B E L L, SL’RGBOH:DSXTIST.â€" D Uffi«:P,â€"One donr North of Elliott's Hotel, Upper Viliage, Durham. Wiihout quniring in be changed. So they are the CHEAPEST, as we.l as the BEb'l‘. The undprsiunod is prepared to effect Loan in sums of $270 and {upwards on up prm’cd Farm and Village securiiy, for from two to twenty yeaxs, ou the musu favorable texms. 3:? WE EMPLOY N0 PEDLERS. 4:1) THEY ASSISI‘ TUE SIGHT MOST anmeI‘LY, COXl-‘ER Land Agent, Cnnveyancer, Commissioner, and Insurance Agent. {If} A few-good far ms for sale. MONEY TO LOAN. DURHAM HOTEL, Durham, E9. 23. E‘dwarafifi. WAICIIMAKER AND JEWELLER, VHLD AND IMPROVED Lands for Sale, 5:113:35 SULQH‘ABE, (TWO DOORS NORTH OF THE BRIDGE.) VERY description of Tinware con- stantly on hand and made to order. All work is manufactured under my own supervision, and none but the very best stock used. JUBBING done promptly and in the very best style, at the lowest living rates. 0:? Particular attention paid to Eave-Troughing.‘ A large sto'ck 103' Stove-Pipes, Elbows,-T Pipes and Ridge Plates always on hand, CHEAP FOR CASH 0R TRADE. TINSMITH, G.-1R.1FR.L1’A STREET, DURHAM. PERFEBTEU WEBHMES £35.51“; - fififififfifig 9:"? A good Livery in connection. BU! LDIN G LOTS. LAST A GREAT MANY YEARS Durham, July 18:11, 1870. LAZARUS, MORRIS CO, Great Reduction of Interest. ALWAYS ‘ON HAND, IMPRGVEMEHT OF THE EYES, Good Mortgages Bought. D. Jackson, 31%, cause a continuous and abiding 20') Kare Dame Street, (r9 sums ) CORNISH’S HOTEL, HGTEL fifiRDS. MONEY T0 LOAN. mos. DIXON, Barr35terâ€"31~Law, Lower Town, Durham. #LF-WAY HOUSE, LE AGENT FOR THE SALE or 011% CELEBRATED near ACHROMATIC as Can be ON THE wmnm, EVER MANUFACTURED ‘ACKSON, .13., DENTISTRY. AT THE MONTREAL. ALS", AND 1869, CR. CONTRACTS. 1869. Feb. 9 By {:88}: paid William Henderson. L. 8. Bridge, . . . “ 9, “ T homas‘ Barber, work 8. L. 25, ....... fl “ 21), “ “ \Vm. Henderson, wonkL.b .B. ..... ) “ April 8 “ Ali'.10, 1370,Juu.12: “ Feb. 5, “ Marchjl 1859, Feb. 6, To balance on hand as per last audit, ......... CLERGY RESERVE FUND. 1869, Oct. 9, To cash from Government, - . . . . . . .1“ .3 “ Ike. to H 1870,Jau. H H “ Feb. ‘ H l 1870, Jan. H H U U H H H 6‘ H ‘6 H U H u ‘5 H H H H H H t£ H H H H 6‘ U u H H H H H I‘ H H H H H H u u H H H H H H U H H H H H H H H H H H H (C H H H H H H H H u H H H H H U H H (c U ‘6 H H O O H H U H H H H H 6‘ H u H H H u u H H H u (8 H H H u H FROM FEBRUARY 6m, 1869, TILL THE 1211] DAY OF MARCH, 1070. Dec. 10; H 20’ Marchl": Feb. 9, To 18, March2 April § July 23, To cash from F. Le Pan, County Treasurer, ......-.. LICENSES. March .5, To caqb from c. 11' “ 16, April 8, May 29,. July ’0, Oct. 4, Nov. Sept. 4; Oct. 6‘ Aug. u 23" u 23’ u 28, u 23, , 3811.11, 3: 17’ u 17’ u H, u 17’ u 17’ u 17’ . u 4 17' Feb. 5, March 3; H ‘30. u H "s I‘ H u ls H H H t‘ u H u u “ U H ‘6 H H U ‘5 h H H (t H H H (l 3‘ H H H H H H H U (6 H u N H H H H To cash from F. Le Pan, for bridges between tinck and Brant,. .--,--. .. ---- To cash from F. Le Pan, on account of N. R. Tflx’........---‘... ‘ To cash from Collector, N. R. S. Tax, ....... “ “ Hugh McKay, N. R. S. Tax,. . . “ “ Wm. Jackson, " “ “ u u Thos. Kixlington, 3. grain, 0..-..-g‘ .0...‘.;. 0.5. 21, 14 20, 15, 22, 23, 14'. 14. 21, 21, 21, 21, 21, 17.’ 17, 2?» 14] 10, 10, 10, 1o, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, H H H 6‘ H H H ADAM COCHRANE, TREASURER, H H H H H H H H H H H H H H U H H H H u u H H U H (C H U H h u H H H H d H H U u l‘ u U u 6‘ u U H H H H H H H U H U H cash from CoNector,.......... H H U H I! It N H H H H H (I U H H H (I H MONEY FROM VARIOUS SOURCES. H u H (s u u H H H H H H H u H H H H H H 3‘ (I H H U H H H H H (K H H u H l‘ H H H H H 6‘ U ‘6 U U H H H H H H H H H 3‘ H H H U u H U u l‘ N H u H U H H H u u H H H H U H (3 U H St H H LEGISLATIVE SCHOOL GRANT. fl 4‘ H U H Perr , ............... Waueyrs, ............. Parker .55 Cattle, ...- . . Russel, .............. A. Brawn, ........... S. Brehm,. . . . .--- . . J. Maudie, Auctioneer, A. U;den, -. . --. , A. Livingston, .-- - . . . . A. Ogden”--- . . . . . . Perry,....----......: Findlay 65 Shaw, ...... u u ' u u u u u u Samuel Crosier, work 4th con. .... Wm. Henderson, work L. S. B. --.-.. H H H H l‘ N M David Knesbtd, work N. B.--.- .. Wm. Henderson, work L S. B. ......- Wm. Henderson: work L. S. B. . . . .‘. Samuel Hopkllw, removing drift wood, 'Wm. Henderson. work L. S. B. . . . . T. Chinick. 1 culvert . covering cross. Wm. Henderson, work L. S. 3.. . . . . . H. O’Neil, cov. crusswny with stone,. John McKechnie, ditching, con. 6... Peter Morton, cross. cov., con. 15,. A. Anderson, “ “ “ 14,. John Johnson, “ “ “ 4,. Thos. Haskins, work on con. 3. 8.. . . . David Easton, “ " 3, W. .. Wm. Mervin, building hridge,con.3, S. John Wilson, work con. 3, S ....... Duncan Campbell, cross. con. 2, W. Archd. McGilvoray, work con. 2, W. Alexander McLean work con. 5 .--- Richard Bachns work T. L., B. . N. J. Bamford, culvert S.L 15,16, con. 6 J. Leason. cross., con. 10 .. ....-.. Malcolm McLean, cross. con. 2, W. John Campbell, cross. con. 10 ..... . Wm. Boyle, ditching con. 10.-. . . . . . Thos. Hum, culvert, K. B ........... Eward Shewell, work con. 10 ...... Robert. Corbett, work con. 2,8 ...... . John McDonald, work con. 2 ....... Joseph Tealer, work T.'L., B. ’ N. J. Jefkins, ditch. stump. 'l‘.L.B., B. David Easton, work con. 3, N. ...... Thomas Scott work con. 2, S ....... William Cook, work com I, S ....... James Meryine, Work con. 2, W. . .. . John Nichol, work. . . . .‘ - wood ..................... H. P. Adams. rep. T. L. bridge S.. John Cooper, workT. L., B. 8: N.. .. David Haatie, cutting hill con. 12 . Robert Barber. work T. 14.,- B. N“ Henry Spiers, cross. S. L. 5, 6 con 6.. A. Cameron, rep. gravel road bridge. . William Thomson, carting hill, 0011.8 Jas. Running, ".1 14., B. B. d1t_ching. Wm. Barber, cross. con. 11 ........ John McLean, work on Base Line, . .. William Devlin, on acct. K's B ...... . John Begg, work 3rd con. 8 ........ John Smith do do W (I 5‘ ‘6 6‘ 3‘ C‘ (3 ll 3‘ (K 3‘ l! 3‘ t£ “ (l ‘( (t 6‘ (I John Brown work lot 25, con. 3, -- John Bamford, remgviug‘ drift wood, Wm. Henderson, work L. S. B.. . . . u u ' u u H U u H 6‘ H H 6‘ H H H M John Hicks, repairing crossway. K. B. Thomas Chimck, cnlxert cross , con 6, Frank Croskery, removmg dntt wood, do do con. 3, S . Anthony Wagne-, bOhS fur. .brinjge John Brown, o-wmkcnn. 2, N Francis Davis, do do do John Waters, work T L., B. B ..... John McGilvoray, work con. 3, W. James Marshall, S. L., 30,. _,_.. John Devlin. D’.’rotect B. bridge. ... Mavtbew Wyole, Work con. 2 S A. Mel-vine, work con. 2, N ......... Robert Camnbell, work con. 1, N. Jas. Running, ditchina T L., B. d: B Wm. Barber, crossway S. L. 25 ...... do ' do ngdevâ€"w Wm. Purvess,workS. L 20, S.- .... Geo. Adiam, removing d: if: wond.--. Samuel Edge, work S. L. 30, W. G. James Hopkins, sup. removal of drift IN ACCOUNT WITH THE 6‘ H fl DURHAM, COUNTY OF GREY, ONTARIO, AUG. 4, 1870. H 0‘ Land Ben- MAINTIEN LE DROlT-. 417 10 682 92 937 98 637 00 55 00 10 00 12 00.. _ 5â€"iâ€" 1590.21 10 00 32 59 10 00 12 00 10 00 3 59 13 20 15 (30 11 40 5 78 2‘2 00 5 00 6 oo 6 04 20 oo 22 oo 10 00 3 so 20 62; 2 00 3 74 13 50 15 00 6 50 13 50 3 00 13 28 IO 00 80 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 '00 66 50 3': 50, 32 00 34 16 1t) 12. 32 00% 15 00 2) 00 3:) 00 30 00 If} 00 5 00 15 00 20 00 4 80 1 15 27 5") 2 50 800 (39. $10255 50; s 844 67} 7213 215 328 00 82: 12 472 60 575 89 u c. 28‘ u u 28 u u 23: u u 28, “New”, “ u 17, u u 17’ u u 17’ u u 17’ u u 17, u u 17’ u u 19’ U H 19, u u 19’ u u 19’ u u 19, “Dec. 10, u u 10. “ u 10, u u 10, “ H 10, u u 10, U 0‘ 10, o" H 10, u u 10, u u 10 u u 10: u .3 10’ u u 10, 21 “f 10’ 187 0, Jan I], H 1810,Ja_p 1869, 1’ H H H H (l (I U N (l N H H H ’I H U U H H H H U H H N N H H H H o H N H H H ,1 H H n H H H H H 2’ H H U H H H H H H H H H H ’7 H H H H H H H H H (t H U H H u u u “q u ‘u u u u u u c: u u u (s H H (K H H 0‘ H H H H H H H “'9 98, “ Oct. .. 6‘ u H H C‘ H 11: Aug. 17, Sept. 1, 1’ Dec ‘0 U u H U H June u u u u March3', H u 7" u 9’ May 1. u 23, H 29: U 29: u 2?, Oct \Iay 2'3 l‘T9b- L Ana. H H H H Feb.4, H ’7 H H U (l 0" U 3‘ H H Feb. 9, 6‘ U U (l H H n H H 3’ H H H H H ’1 H H 13 H H H H H H H H H H H H U 28, 24, 26, 26, 28, 93, E3, 03’ :33, 23, 23, 21; 21, 21, 21, u 17, 17, 1.7. 17, 17, 17, 17, 17, .17. H H H H H H H N l‘ U H H H H H H H 3’ H H H H H H H H H H u U H U H H U H H H H H H H H H H H (l H H H H H u u H U (S H H H (l H H H H (C H H H u U U H H H u U H H H H H H U (l (I H U H (l H H H H H H H H H H n n 2) H H H U H H H H n 15 n H 7’ H 1’ H H H H H H H H u (I H H (l H H H (l H H H (l U U H (l H H n H n H i: n H H H N (C U (l {l H U U H H (l U (l H U H H H (z u u u u u u H H H H H H H H H D. C. McDonnel, legal advice .-- -. . . . Louis J. Private, auditing tp. acct ..... Alex. Stephens do do John Moodie, assessing tp. on acct ..... D. Fletcher, land erroneously sold. White Johnson. printing .......... John Mood1e, on ecct. as assessor --- - Thomas Jones, tavern inSpector ...... John Dilletinty, Seed wheat. . . . . .--. . Henry Lee do Thomas Kellington do John Moodie, as assessor, salary to full John Faggen, sheep killeu .. , . . . -~.., W. R. Rambough, surveying .-.. -... Donald McQuarry, damage to plough. . Duncan Campbell, Excritoire ........ A. A. Cochrane, pick to Ashhury .. Thomas Killington, dev. road fencing Sarah Bailey do do Clerk of Peyace. Ont. S. 5 copies. -... T. Crosier, an indi- gent person.--- . . . . A. 13; A. Cochrfane rep, nick dc scraper John Moodie, selecting jurors-.. . . . . . Duncan Campbell do . James Hopkins - do Duncan Cap,mpbell on acct. salary .-.. do do . do Geo. Turnbull, land and fencing ...... N. Grier'son do White 85 Johnson, printing ~. . . . . -... D. McDonnel'; law costs . . -. ......... Duncan Campbell, 1 scraper ..... ' ..... James Milligan, land and fencing ...... Wm. Boyle, Witness in school case. ... Ftank Chittick, bill print. . . ......... Charles Coutts, witness in school case. Join Coutts do do James Milligan, land and fencing ..... C. Harper, for print. in con. with R. Duncan Campbell, balance of salary do postage and stationery do holding nomination. D. Campbell, rating prOperty of sections for S. purposes ........ do expenses to O. S. in con. with back tax roll ...... Edward Todd, township stationery ---. H. M. Barton, R. officer . . .. ....--.. John Coutts, witness in school case . . . John Moodie, R. officer ............. James Hopkins, expenses in S. case. 1. Dancan Campbell, R. oflicer .......... Frank Chittick ,expenses to O. S. in con. with back tax-roll. ............... 7 00 Charles Fletcher, R. officer ..... . --.- 4 00 D. C. McDonnel, deeds and assignment 34 00 Thomas Jones, inspecting,r Elliott’s hotel 2 00 James Johnson. Returning Oflicer,--.. 4 00 W. R Romhough, surveyor ........... 6‘2 00 John Rwiwland arrang. 0. Hall for C. M. 2 00 Edward Todd, Proceedure Book ....... 5 40 George Lee, use of house at ele(1ion.. 2 00 A. Cochrane salary as Treas. 1868 ’69,. 160 00 G. Jackson, deviation land and fencing 50 00 W. Laidlaw,' J. Hopkins, J. McCailum, S. Dickson, A. Brown, “ Examining Bridges. . ... Samuel Dickson, 2 Council Meetings. ... A. Cochrane, 2 Council Meetings ...... James HOpkins, assisting surveyor ..... . James Ruthetford, I Council Meetingâ€",. . A; Cochrane. 1 Council Meeting ...... John McCallum, 1 Council Meeting . .. James HOpkins, 1 Council Meeting ..... Same! Dickson, 1 Council Meeting, ...“, A. Cochrane, I Council Meeting ....... James Rutherford, I Council Meeting.. , James Hopkins, 1 Council Meeting ..... Samuel Dickson, 1 Council Meeting. - . , John McCallum. 1 Council Meeting. . - . A. Cochrane, 2 Council Meetings. . . . - . James Rutherford, 2 Council Meetings. . James Hopkins, 2 Council Meetings, ... John McCallum, 2 Council Meetings..- S. Dickson do A. Cochrane, inspecting work. . . . .. . - . A. Cochra- e, 2 Council Meetings ...... , James Hopkins, inspecting w0rk ....... James HOpkins, 2 Council Meetings.-. _ John Mt-Callum, 2 Council Meetings, Samuel Dickson, 2 Council Meetings, .. James Rutherford, 2 Council Meetings. , A. Cochrane. 1 Council Meeting. . - , _ .. John McCallum, I Council Meeting. - , , Samuel Dickson, 1 Council Meeting ..... James Hopkins 1 Council Meeting” . , . James Rutherford, 1 Council Meeting . , _ James Hopkins, letting work ........ q James Hepkins, 2 Council Meetings. .-, James Rutherford, letting work ....... James HOpkins, letting work ..... . . . - , A. Coehrane, 2 Council Meetings, ---_ . - John McCallum, letting work"-.. , - , ... James Rutherford, 2 Council Meetings. - James Hopkins, letting work, ........ . SamueliDickscn, 2 Council Meetings--- _‘ John McCallum, 2 Council Meetings. . .. . Samuel Dickson, letting work .......... A. Cochrane, letting work ............ James Hopkins, letting wotk.- - - ..- . . . James Rutherford, letting wnrk ........ John McCallum, 1 Council Meetino'. ... . A. Cochraue, do I . . . . J. RutherfOid, do . . . . Walter Laidlaw, do . . . . Samuel Dickson, do . . . . James Hopkins, do -.- - . James Hopkins, do i . - - - John M cCallum, do ‘ . . . . Alex. Brown, . do , . . . W. Laidlaw, . ‘ d0 . s . . J. Hopkins, do - . . . . J. McCailum, - - do . . . . S. Dickson, do . . . . A.'Brown,' , do ‘ ...- Jas. Hapkius, (J. attendance. .. . . ..- H Court Owen Sound. . . u 2 com. meetings . . . . “ Attending Audit. . . . z . u ] Meeting Council. . . . James Rutherford. 1 Council Meeting. Samuel Dickson, I Council Meeiing,. John M‘Cnllum, 1 Council Meeting.-. Alex. Cochraue, 2 Council Meetings, . James Rutherford, 1 Council Meeting, John McCallum, 1 Council Meeting, James Hepkius, 2 (‘ouncil Meetinge, “ 2 Council Meetings,. Samuel Dickson, 1 Council Meeting,. . A. Cochrane, 1 Council Meeting ,,,,, James Rutherford, examining bridge.- 8. Dicxson, do . James Rutherford, 2 Council Meetings 'John McCallum, 2 Council Meetings. , James Hopkins, 2 Council Meetings. . COUNCILLORS’ ACCOUNT. EXPENSE ACCOUNT. 0, DoNUo 0...... 6 , L 13, 2,'D.R. 3 D 5......» do... 0 on .-R. I 10 I 6 7. ‘3 cool-coon... . . ,. 060.000.0000 _ 11:12 D. S. in con. r011 . o I o o o .tionery --- - 001 case... IS. case. ;. BPOOOOOOC... O. S'- incono :00... --c- ~73 95- 3 90 21 60 9 18 3 4o 7 60 116 61g aâ€"QHO 60556 100 no. 150 on 133 04 77 14 120 35 _ 39 43 271 62 :75.oo< 17.8 70» 30 as 93253 170 00 '4 68 60 00 3 00 3 00 ‘8 00 8 00 54 9'5 25 00 12 00 5 00 10 00 10 00 9 00 8 00 20 04 3 00 1 50 4 25 15 00 1 625 65 00 35 00 3 00 4 50 2 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 23 00 35 90 21 80 52 00 8 86. 60 00 6 50 50 00 5 00 3 00 3 00 5 00 5 80 7 50 62 00 S 00 4 00 20 0.0 270 900 520 27 260 250 293 270 400 250 270 640 270 290 250 400 400 540 590 590 0 0 4 00000000000030.00000000000000000000000000000000000 010667.694n‘8i512729000205.].5P‘966020000.1050700000r‘015fld 6530/“9‘22.2222325-44548465p05~52,2222.6658648.58.54886622333 270 200 290 260 270 290 250 700 620 400 300 400 600 400 700 1137 61% 1626 80 330 45 241' so; COUNTY ADVERTISER. SCHOOL MO\EY. 1869, Feb. ...,9 By 0351) paid John Black, teacher, ... ‘Well, William, are you going to col- lege this year?’ “Have no money, father.’ ‘But I gave you a thousand dollars to graduate o'n.’ ‘It’s all gone, father.’ ‘Very well, my eon ; it is all I could give you. You can’t stay here; you must now pay your own way in the world.’ A new light broke upon the astonish- ed ‘ visions of the young man. He ac- commodated himself to the situation; left home, made his way to college, graduated at the head of his class, studied law, bee-nine governor of the State of New York, entered'the Cabinet of the President of the United States, and has made a record for himself that. will not soon die, being none ether than William H. Gerrard: ‘I want no more money,’ said a gen- tleman, the other day, who had retired from business, on the application of a friend to join in what promised to be a profitable intrestment; In answer to a look of surprise he continued : ’ Judge S. gave his son a thousand do] lars, telling him to go to school and graduate. The son returned at the end of the Freshman year without a dbllar and with Several 11eg habits. About the close of the vacation the Judge said to his son 2 1869, March 22, By cashpaid F. LePan H 7’ 22; DO The undesigned certify that the foregoing a correct, thh the necessary vouchers thexefbr ‘I have three sons, I gave them all a classical education. One became a mero chant, andlher a lawyer, the third 3 physician. I gave them all; fair start, and they have all come home to live on me. The, doctor has no patients, the lawyer no clients, and tho'mercha’ntrno cnstomefs‘: They say to me ‘Father, it’s no use for us to Work ; you have plenty, and we will have more than we can spend? Why now should I want more money? What I have has made my sons neeless to themsel‘ves, useless to society and to the world. Had they been compelled, as I Was, to start out in life on nothing, and ‘paddle their‘oivn canoe,’ theymight have been a credit to themselves and tome, insteadas they are now, aqdisgrace to, my family, name.’ 1870, Aim-ch 3», By cagb, cogponfio n n 28' n n 28 n n 28 n n 28‘ 7: n 28’ {1. n 28,, . n n 28, n n 28, n n 28 n n 28,, n n 28, n - n 28, n n 28, 'n :2 28, n n 28, n n 28 1870, March 3, 1899, ” leO, 1870 Jan ll, H ’2 H H H 7! H H H H ’! H H 7’ H H H Bentinck: March 12, 1870. â€" -OVI n 'n 11" ” Robert Connollu n n 11’ ” John Macdonald n n 11, ” William Balber, ” March 12-, Cash on hand to next account H H H H H H H H H H U H H H H fl H ,2 7) H H H H H WY #5; June 2; N 0v. 8, 2) l 9' v 22, Paddle Your Own Canoe ’1 20; May 1, 11 19’ July 28, Sept. 1, Oct. 26, Feb. 5, :2 g; INDIGENT FUND. Feb. 9, By cash paid H. P. Adama, flour to indigent 9, " C_rozier, an indigent .00 .00! A n 10" 97 10, " 10, n 10, Jan. lit, H H H H H H H H H H ’1 3’ H H 27 H H ,7 H H M H H H 1’ H 1’ 23 H 77 H 7) ’1 q _ ‘- 1 28, 23, .23: fl H H H H H n 'n i: H H H H H H H 7! H 7’ H H H H H H H H H H ’1 H H fl H U ,7 H H 7! H 3’ H H 2’ fl H 7, H H H H H H H H 7’ 7’ W. H. Cones, teacher,. . . W. Campbell, do . . . . Mary Glendinning. . . . . John Vickers, teacher, . . Dugald Gilchrist, teacher A. Macintosh, teacher,. . H. Reid, teacher ........ Mrs. Tweedie. teacher D. McDonald, teacher H W. Campbell, teacher .. Miss Coutts, teacher . . . . Eliza Jones, teacher ---. Dugald Gilchrist, teacher A. Stephens, teacher . . . James Agnew, teacher . Isabella Wilson, teacher John Vickers, teacher.. A. Mackintosh, teacher. Sarah Tweedie, teacher - H. Reid, teacher- H H W. H. G. Colies, teacher- H A. R...ICK1-imrn01;d, tracker Mary G1 eudim 111g, teacher G J. Evans, teacher John Black, teacher -O- John Allan, teacher G. J. Evans, teacher .-.- --- Miss Glendinuing, teacher” A. Macrimmond. teacher” Jonathan Hamilton Robert “I. uikor, --- - . ...... Archibald Campbell, teacher. John Vickeis, teabher A. Stephen, teacher H G. J. Evans, teacher-.... James Agnew, teacher Eliza Jones, teacher ..... A. Mackintosh, teacher, f0 ‘l' n r DEBENTURE ACCOUX‘ T. No.2 ..... 00 No.3 ....... N0. 0: COUNTY RATES. LOUIS J. PRIVAT. ALEXANDER. STEPHEN In:-..... ':.,R.T.--- I,R.T....° .............. ps ..................... S. ..--. .--- . -~--.-......ooooooooo- £10255 5o; gaccounts have been examined and found Co. Treasurer: do CANNING TOMATOES.â€"Iu the Syra- cuse Union we find the following :â€" ‘*' ‘he most thorough and reliable mode of canning tomatoes is as follows: They are just sufficiently steamed, not cook; ed, to scald or loosen the skin, and are then poured upon tables and the skid removed, care being taken to preserve the tomato in as solid a state as possible. After being peeled, they are placed in large pans, with false bottoms perforated with holes, so as to strain off the liquid that emanates from them. From these pans they are carefully placed by hand into the cans, which are filled as solidly as possibleâ€"in other words, all are put in that the cans will hold. They are then put through the usUal process and hermetically sealed. The cans, when opened for use, present the tomato not: only like the natural vegetable in taste and color, but also in appearance; and moreover, when thus scaled, they are warranted to keep in any climate, and when Opened, will taste as naturally a!” when just plucked from the vine.” To PICKLP.’ Cccnmnnns.â€"The follovii ing is one of the very best recipes fox‘ pickling cucumbers. Take three gal; Inns of rain water, two gallons cider vinegar, halfa pound of alum, three quarts of’salt.‘ Put the cucumbers in' and cover with horse radish leaves or a‘ cloth, and keep a weight on them. I keep my mangoes in tlie sanie flayâ€"‘- When Wanted fox" the table, take theui out, irinse them in water, put them in vinegar, and seald them in bras’s if yod want them to look green. I have kept them five years in this way, and have not lost oneâ€"MRS. M. CONVERSE Joann}. _ A flirt’s heart is like an omnibusâ€"i9 always has room for one more. ,_I‘Sambo, did you ever see theCatsliilI Mofimains ‘3" ‘No, aah ; but I’ve seed ’cm kill miée." [VOLUME 4, N0. 27. [$1.50 per Ann‘u‘m'. .. 1000 00 .. 730 so 32 47 515:4)” OIOC' 9:39 1) 00 8 00 21 00 13 00 9 00 8 00 8 00 2 (‘0 13 00 5 00 5 00 13 00 26 00 4 00 4 00 5 00 2 25 4 00 90031701110671.1883 00090999801000 000.00000000h000 Acnlrons: a I 1736 80 33 56 1511 35; 164.3 16 20 00